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' M Jlerfs OMmiliess 4.Jetee"Wald. INNSOW .4ao shiedi dolll
—, lIM thaw weeerfedelf persdkMN he Mir lash dm
;he relief of the young, the aged, eartabo dolt. abide mom
funded an 4ipel PIS ?sod imourahla thairisopel
POWs.. i god tribe ra..t this Hoehn woreissullook
ed by public egelisitsa, sad wers smooded by the Corporatist
poi he Legidatam,lbe acereoldy of raking 's), half to um,
fee the suppertoof the pier, sad of had dm somber of ths..
rite,* aocietlea,Amold be removed. That the moral Marne.
ter ;4 q eity was in • great degree rested by the must of
pauperism lett; sod that the city le which there woes few
rpm% *Mid he dhlingesidertel for Li. movelity, its nabrfety,
pad laduery. Thai we were yearly stead olieresaads mid
Mosegods adages fie ear poor; sail, ta tici, that the in-
aloof orotimdsposail were umpelled N wadi far the
ileums& who UMW 00.11 PION Me uproot mostioest by
ibliiriefe Mkt tad dikter mom& Thu it sitotahos inns the
inemed of ithatititmo,l•loollildlievidog upend user
Ps sopped tom few,..slloll,4ol4hecisatedillaresull madam
'lmilee she new Peeldeilebr. . i• n -.1.:.t 1_
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Alhor issielp he prossokel.MllM lissogors, he the failitlibd •
iif Moir ddialsehe use peso. 'flows eseldillhi'
tite said, Mai Sim Mil sof -ostracism bad inumoselo
most la ebiammanleally, aist slily ta.kwillego his
;slrd.o.retito.farmation 4 Mit Soddy. Oes evil, busest,
scents fees £4 easital /MIA wo soot toad eisidos
10 surd. is Muir knaddily happened *HAAN& she
• society Ste .16a .es taardsitawat often tom
ohjret was yoociailasd, the oubliette Jibe
It wield whom .alto good it used as
tea high ; the eusequeam of which was, ebstiebabor
carotene of she.. wee attached to dm +MIA
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otherwiis be put forth, were withhold; •
of vague imaglismioa that • -the society, by Mr.
to do that. which they as iodividmis were boned
da, had released thee from their respuribility. No
.hero mold ,have legitimately dews from the
prohoologs of this lestiludeer for it hoe .rated le
urge *Pea the iseklie. thew *dhoti their attire and'ards
us muumuu nothing of criaormoroce mold he duo
towards effectiog the *pis which the Society had la
view. The tel of respects= lies deep its ths hoods-
times of ear social sad alma, lastitistioas. To root eft
this evil • far greater pour Is reermary Ikea tbst puma.
ed by this Society. Weed it la well I. ambostand that
this Society cos do little moresbas lavestigato the moms at
Peirrism. mid orgont plans for its pectratisa misers,
The exetutioo of three 'plans mast, for the nut pert, rest
with the pshlie. Dor lostAlstrios sod the coodiliell of see
poositailow differ to wool important porticelionefrom the..
he Earoposet &ruttier. ..76ros eircaulauss ofdtiforsort
wen shstk WINN Se nenSslline on owe resume% is soar
prison if the musst of. sew population, aid os favisomilds
oar iisothatioss generally, to the sacceadol mortises of
oar citiseu, that If we lied voleetary peepers here, they
asset ameasardy be soak to • depth of moral degradable
hem which whinges@ raise them hot ite &rod 4 sellorieg.
If their heads ore so dostitato of laseamiag pride earl else.
voted (celiac, as to be inseasible to all there weeders to hides
predroce, respectability, sod eves distioetheisodsleh exist is
each &hoodoos@ here, aothing ma ruse them from their
torpor bid the meal experience of the ineuvealeaces • at-
tutul emu pump. ly as legs, reigalMiess, by as aim
Sake, bouvokoott, Model we luta or milieu these Mau-
vosioacm, which were dolma to be, aad if loft to their
notord operstioo, would prove • moat wimilasome mewl
discipline. Thug titian", of our tuatry, who by their
ialemos sad prodigality. have brissetht poverty ea them.
solves, see loos deserving catemboodies thee soy mime
paupers. la precisely dm as.. Amu dud abs tonna of
sagiajos from the evil nee *headset, Auld the inosatimi
istelSeell of poverty be felt. Mr. K. masted out as.. defeete
which existed is oar Institotiono sad laws. He insisted, at
se=e length, epos the orneriest@ effects resulting front she
loollicaey of our laws, to astute tie perforoommo of civil
obligations; sbowient That the opsoadmi of this haulm of
ewe lowa weal to weaken the prioetple of moral beauty.
white he asserted to he gee of the sweetest lidextelits that
Hods society together, and the poverty of our chimes was
set the only wet the most calamitous eirosegoesce to ho
preboadsil from Si.• The suspicions sad waist of "sou.
lidooso of the rich, wild ultimately he mot by =
huh" wad hatred of Me poor, Dail those
moos which shall prostrate every iostitation, sacred
we it. wisdom, nr ?emeralds fur Its antignity.
mist adverted to the troargreaces of oar law aiskiag
provision (or the uppers of the our. He showed that she
migeocke society Dever sailed for that law,oust Mid or
amid ruiy account for its &possums is oar statute
by she woll.lioawa disposition of oar mouton es
the laws of the mother mummy ism our own code. Ilit,
roily cougammis of a kw made to provide for cells wild
do aril ratio, was the redaction of thus very evil,. SIM&
had boa the spored*. of the law is gustiest. The duet)
gm of our poor population showed that the iperatlea otanolt
• law sou eat native citizen, hod rot hero very prideloot;
hat the knowledge of its mistreat had draws to oar skim
oneltoodat• 4 foreigorra, whst liodlug no pretties Weems
WI bank for Washy sod roormuy, bad Sited oat ahem
home; sad &rug, without members, our streeis. Sins it
was wit by increasing the umber of paupers -sly that •
provides fur their perniaaeat relief was punicioos. The
mutual deproduce of the human one upon nude,
was windy mewed by Providsoce keep alive amid 11151.
lam, &ad aioaromet she tondos; ot the Mums heart to
seligaboras. Is this rummy the poor had • masoicous
Opp; by having them always with us, they are • eluding
=l to those sympathies of our aware, the are, onereise of
ant ally proems, ladi,Hwl happiaess, but give* to
amiss, be Gam impulse. Mr. [..rat sheered teat the 1..
disoreat anomise of prints boomokaeo hod the same effect
10,061liplyieo paopers,as a pormaead food for their relief;
lowstioded by a reconsamsdatioa of Donor Chalons`
Viof hod vidtation of the poor in k opus; ris which
llsom patio* Minedoced lo our city, mid only required
Ile amputates .4 ialluotial and bouvoleat citrus to
rsheelilkitees*l oporatiem • He gave • macro& oodles of
OPP6M4 led remaeked. that Dr. Chalmers had mused,
forcible language of troth, irradiated with gelds.,
the Peraierpos effects of the various apparatus of charity
▪ Is the present age, have deluded osaahiad
by their lanomiag appeanisee, which have kept the pro.
anise to oar est, sod broken it to oar hop... Nnortroiss are
the booeiroleat laNit«tiotu which ham lately sprang op I.
Christiodent—splrodid are the sebum of charily with which
we My bees amused—bet it remains • quotes whether
these tory inatitatiou and mimeo have ant gime mom to
Lod the vaulty of their protium sad framers, has to Woe
She wretched, or returns the vicious.. It resaisa • questius
'whether the pernicious effects of these gorgeous displays, by
seporsoloi private beemetraee, eau he behead by say good
Mot lisimprodamid. Oa this subject let us rot deceive nor.
schuss Mat outdoes charity which arrays deed before the
piehlie merely to gratify a spirits of vanity, of nil atom.
the mom disguising. cameo*, noon the whole, be of say
melee to enabled. True charity is twice blessed—it Muesli
set Italy him that receives but how that gives. To the pros
autiosof this charity the system spokes of to aloe* hums
obit; it has. bees tried—it has succeeded in acatioad, sad
it it toped that our citizens will sot be osmium is laheess
of colightesed beamokoce.
The theuks or the Society were voted to Mr.
Jennings for the gratuitous use of his room; and
the Constitution of the Society was read for the
information of the meeting, by the Rev. Case
I Jones; after which the meeting adjourned.

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r Seetfee ef 'Cnoveation inotm,tiongotion of the
Elbe; Alt say farther dhasemass 'epos a ie the
Viet Wilt Proliably be otraidillf Ind Prerefftlee,"
of sheAetmee for six Oinks; dig POW lead to Mr Sir
thermealt3- The grievalesi complained el by
f3nerfrriniest of Anton Coetheo teapot recur
hirer and with respect to the iademaity it cloisnar
Fee shat w Wt. this may has arranged by
▪ separate conmakion Weems the toe partiei.
stow Vu sexes:. aesualtir 'lO.
ACcording to accounts from 'Widdin, the army
of tknTurks in Bernie bad occasioned some diner.
dee ; shot province is, however, triaged. On the
caption of Cassandra by the Turks (which they noon
lost again), they took only ton coupon sad made
WO prisoners, who were immediately beheaded.
At &leak:hint! was apparently triageil. The dis-
tortions of the public peace were severely punished.
issue. JANUARY S.
A sadden indispoeition of the Prince Chancellor
of State excited greet alarm. nbich is, however. now
removed, ea the dramernegstit: The public eona-
deuce is ib intimat4ltcolmeited with the Prince
Chancellor, that the tirmatest apprehension of •
change has a great effect on peoples' minds. It is
with Justice that the lam of the Chancellor is looked
upon as one that would be irreparable at this mo.
meat, when Europe is on the eve of great events,
end the weight which' Prussia het in the political
scale must contribute to the decisive result. The
change which has lately taken place in the Ministry
of a great foreign Power is the more deserving of et.
tentionnfall the other Powers, as the language held in '
the oddrees to the Sovereign which led to this change '
was (kr from expressing those principles of peace
and moderation which might well have been ex.
pected to be permenest after se much melancholy
experteace of the illusions of a false glory. In the
internal administration the Prince Chancellor has
hitherto understood the difscult act of iutroducing
improvements and corrections gradually, without
violent innovations, and as it were arising of
themselves as necessary consequence, of the wants
Of Ike mantel, and he possessed at the sante time
an imequelled talent of conciliation in uniting the
various interests, which in • state without great coo.
stitutional bodies especially cram each other iu the
higher department of the edministratiop.
stases. JANUARY 8.
Three students, of the Ile OM of Bandeau, Krebs,
sod Koch, had conceived the bold plea itf forming
a bend of robbers in Italy, and for this purpose had
already persuaded a number of students, between
seventeen and nineteen years of age, to accompany
them thither. By various robberies and burglaries
they had already got together 400 Fix dollars,
which sans wee found in the 'possession of Koch.
Bendeener, a young men of a bud morel character,
was to be the captain of the proposed baud. ea'
they were to set out as soon as they had got tere.r
thee-4,000 dollars, which they bad hopes of *mem.,
plishrog is a short time. This plan, which woolii
have plunger, many parents lets affliction whose sons
were engaged in the plot, wits happily discovered.
Koch and Krebs. have beeikexpelled from the Gym.
milieus at Joachims-that, but received into another,
where They are placed under strict superiatendeoce.
Bendemer has disappesred, and is sought after by
the police on account of robberies since committed.
It is well known that professor Jahn. among his
. gymnastic exercises, introduced it game which be
called the Banditti and the Travellers; sonic per.
sons suppose that this game so much pleased the
!ehttiest. in question, that they resolved to practise
it is earnest.—(dligesarine Zaftig. January 18.)

1:H, WTI S I-1 PRESS.

lON DON,
THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. len.

. An article of considevable interest is given in
our preceding columns. It is the Report of the
Society for the Prevention of Pauperism in New
Yatk. ' Perhaps there is no subject of political
easessoy, es relating to this country, atieuded with
gamer difficulties, and Upon which information is
acre derirab!e. This is sufficiently obvious flout
die obstacles encoeutred by every Legislator
who has attempted to nsodiry and ameliorate our
present system. The reader will be surprised to
kern' that in the city of New York alone there are
not fewer than 10,000 paupers subsisting upon cha-
rity, and that well-graeoded fears are entertained
of their increase. Um caws/sustai:e has alarmed
the people of America, iho, seeing the enormous
amount of the poor-rates of England, seem desirous
to arrest the evil in its progress, acd avoid the
dreadful extremity iu which this country is now
placed. To those persons whose attention is peril-
calmly directed to this subject, the New York
Repot-any possibly afford some useful hints. •

Mr. Tazoooos Homo', the Gre►k merchant at
Monetll.4,, km been obliged to per • ransom of
1044000 from* (6,0001. sterling) far his father, who
was oworied off from Up.* by tbe•Trsrks.

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MIME


We had lately entertained sanguine hopes that
the state of Ireland wits beginning to chew some
symptoms of improvement, and that the spint of
disturbance which had so long agitated the county
of Limerick was beginning to subside into traaqail-
lity. The advicrs of the few last drys have mu.
pktely dispelled this expectation, and we now on.
happily find the errideuces of a riotous disposition
not only strongly confirmed in the southern counties,
the scene of its origin, but appearing even in the east
and centre of the island, in the counties of Dublin
sod Meath. There is sourethiug is the state of the
peasantry of Irelend at the present moment not very
iutelligible ; some secret influence working upon
their minds sod driving them upon deeds that are
opt merely injurious to the objects of their violeace;
but destroctive to their own immediate and (stare

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