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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
Fromzshe New-York Courier Of Taes
,Aay last. aaT

day last.
LATER TRoM ENGLANb.--Capt. Bar
Astow, Of the brig Trsft, arrived last
,nigfit from Liverpool, left ON the 9th
June, but brought no papers. Capt.
B. informs that the last adviees from
London previous to his sailing, stSted
:shat the King had passed bad might.
81 LATEST FROM FRANcE.-By theship
Mary Lord, Wilson, from Hatre, we
have received our Paris filestb the 24th
June. The papers ofthat date ..coh-
tain dispatches dated the 1ath, from
Count Bourrhont, and Admiral Duper-
ire, giving the particulars Of THE land
s,ing Of the French troops iihthe Bay OF
1Algiers. "a. 81, =,
Letters. from Toulon ofthe 18th Of
June give an account Of the general
:vehsafion ainohg theiinhabitants ofthat
iplacs, on the day when the news was
brought that the expeditionhha landed,
with q few more particulars 6fthe cir
sxnlhstahces attending that event. den-
,serdl Bourmont is said to oihste been in
danger from the Bursting Of ahowifzer,
kbv which the ground under the 'efni-
..snence on which he stood 'wus'tcrn up,
soyefturning him and TWO general Of
'fhcers at his side. The French loss IS
sssiti to- have been rs killed; .and I3O
wounded; amoug,the former a captain
sxnu two Lieutenants.
- There wash rtonior on Change at
A o'clock r. M. on'the Odd. 'tirat there
Nwoala be a new prorogation of the
> Chambers. There had'been no rise'in
p tthe funds.
Z Prince Schwaftzenbdrgh, left Tou-
.fion on the 10Th June, in the corvette
Line, which was bearing dispatches to
.AA,iuIrslsi5~.rssre He was n m,ate
fthc csmpaign with General Bodrmont.
The French sn,ihisterial journal,
;aaife that Algiefs will be reduced IN
! 10 or Is DAYS. The. gaffison consists
"a of only 9O60 men, Of which Mum
stbss only 5000 were yannisaries.
Gtesss.ATne Intelligence ofthe re-
tAsal- of PrSte lie 3poh TO accept the
ssovefeignty of Gfeeee has already
lreaehed the Morea. One'Party desir-
ssm,s 6fsa Republican form Of govern
lAnenf ,isrreioised at the refusal, anoth-
esrpaffy.anxisns' 70 see tTanquility re-
.ssf6fdd regrets tlihe the. are not to be
rclaeed cumbersome head who >can Sc
'eufe peace and prosperity.
We fxte never doubted that Greece
,wcold IN time be separated. from the
sOtsonfSns PStte, bat we we're aiwcys
. xSvprehsnsive that nhiess the new gov.
q ernnehtsway dn4er the special prttecs
tuon Of the Allied Powers, cite .benefits
aaftioipiasd from the sepdrasfon would
I6e3er be resbzcd. Grcece'frsm the
Ireeuhsr charsicter Of the cou6vy and
.iissopls requires q strong governr,ens'
1If N. y. Courisb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

w antod.
Boarding.

"ISS EI.IZABEIM FERRY.
AxA having enlarged her spadiaas ~
convenient house, can .nccommuttsse ~
few rmoze stenty or transieptiboaxuana.
Being pleasantly situated on the ipas-
ode, opposite the Mall, she ,coniitla,dW
trusts, that .satisiaction will be atlarheh
tcall those who may favor erwithnhair
company. G3,ily .Tg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

Atsortb Kipg gstowE, on the9fth tht. Capt
John wightman, IN the j5ft year OF his age.
Al Middietowsy on Friday last, suddenly,
Mr. Abraham Brown. Id -.
sAi Nav. YORK Q4th uh. Mr.. John r: Cham !.
lin. aged GO years. fofmefly Of the firm OF
Min,ufn g. Chswpiin-.sn nanys-of shis town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
ICE CREAM.

WIN. q. WOSE, ,.hssijnst ffittsu srrcss,
w for the accommodation OF lAah'es
and Gentlemen. and where they osn ~
furnished with Ice Cream on evoIy day
the week from 2.o'clook until iiD in tho
inening
evJuns il0l]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
From The Augusta Me- Patriot of Hsdne'
.,yk,a

'QE4.
HfsRLf 1MroRrkyr' General Web
bsy, who wus appointed BY the Marshal OF
,his State 10 assist in rAking the Census,
/ kas been driven back and compelfe0 to de
sist from tho performance Of Hrs duty in
Fthst portion of our territory to which the
British have set up their ubiquitous 'olaftn.
1.-The authorities of New. Brunswick have
extended thsirljhrisdictioh over this terri
tory, and we-afc informed that a'pfoclsma-
,ion wss publistfed forbidding the inhsbi
uhvs'to give in their census, md Gen. w
wss threatened with un arrest In case he
proc eedcH further In carrying into effect
vue Of ihs fawCof the u, .6.stes HE isss
returned toisy the subjectbefofs' tire Mar.
Yhal, who will, no doubt, with his usual
prsmptitude, aequsirt the Secretary OF
State with this high handed measure Of
the ColonSts, and act under his instrSe-
tions.
4FsspeYt.- .-ILetters from Augusta, Gee.
dated July 26th. ray that the city had been
in covnmotoh that 3Sy. 'ip'constnuence OF
foreeries to n idrgs -an,ouht, which had
! tiusfbeen discovered. 1T 10 rstdted that N
tL. Stureis, a merehsnt ofthst place, had
made free use of the names Of two gentle
(nen VINO had been accustomed to ssslst
with; tAeir endorsements. The amount OF
A,2O. 600 had already come 'toilight Be-
sides this, IL wes 'undsrstood that there
were letters or credit addressed to'parious
houses in New York and other papers
which had been forged, the amount OF
which hadinot beenascertsined. 'Ons let
Ter, addressed to three highly Respectable
-. nh -
purchases had been made, 10 sacknowlsdg
ed-tobs genuine. 'sMrgis had sbseonded'
Jour. IF Com.
Irtsppe6rs from the Phiiadslphia papers
that Mr.. II. Dillon Drake, one OF the per-
sons concerned in The sffair which led to
me death OF mr.. Miller Of that city, some
monthsaRo, was arrested recently at Elk:
ridge. in Maryland, by an officer especially
commissioned by the Governor ofPennsyl;
yania. Tho Grand Jury, shortly after the
affsir, found three bilis Of indictment q,
painsr rmr. ID. He hasreturned to Phia.
delphia and givsn-tsil 10 the sum ofs3DOo
for his appearance st the neat Mayors
Couf,. 49, 4
Mr.. John Buchenan-end Mics Clemson
we're accidentally drowned in the Sosque-
hannah sssr New Bshaoe, Perry county,
Pa. on the evening OF Sunday the eigh:
teen,if inst; by some means the young man
s,stnbled bsekwsrds IN canoe. and whilst
f.I.ing, esugh,one ofths Miss Ciennsons,
and drsw.bsr In whhhim.
ANEW poem, entitled "Tbe Revolt
Of the Angels" by rhe'ah'hor of''CaIn
tlf~ wraAsrer," " Al press In London'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
T'H L ATRE.
SECOND ANDiLkST NIGHT
,uF THE igNoAaEmETr oP
MISS CLARA FISHER.

AduIttsnes, BOX 81; PITSO cents; GAL
jLERy 25'eents.
ALimited number of iEickets viii be issued
Ses.s may be secured, by an. early spPlica'
tio1 at the box Office.
Thursday Evening, August Is, v'illibe, pro.
scented the' celebrated comedy OF
THE EIBELLE'S sI'RATMGEM.
lLeh,is. Hardy. Miss Clara Fisher
siIu the course ofthe play N HsyCFnyIrs
I HAvE. E.EIowsRs,".by Miss.C.iBLSHER.
The whole, to conc dsuwith' tivs'fsvsriie
.sfterpiece, tcal!ed,
GOLD AND sXOUNG,
-FOUR MOWBRHY'6.
Matilda Mowbrsy, Miss C.Yishsr!
Hector Mowbrsy, 'C.'f,sheT
,G6bbieton Mowbray, 'C|Fisher :.
Foppingsen Mowbssy, 'C.'FisAer III
In the course of the piece Miss C!FlSHEf
wal sing: "WITBLADIES FAiR"
[For particulars ebaractess &cssse sasil
tbi,ss Of the duyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

Mal,sesen. 'Scorr, and family are
now In town. We understand 1T rs his
inte6tioh to pass the summer months
In this place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
Cabinet Fu rniture.
VIM. A. COGGESHALLs

AS taken the store opposite tho
- X. 1. Union Bank, recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. John s. Weeden, where
he intends carrying on the CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in oil Ito
branhces. Persons wishing articles in
the above line. are requested 20 give
him a call. ysdy 1S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
Court of Probate, .Jamsssoien, .ausaIsf ~,
1850

a N'Iostrumsn,. of writing .pprporticg.'s
"A be the kstWiIl& Testa0ss0t Of John
Eldred, late ofJamestown, deceased, Ssss
press ntetb fcr Probats:-iILis ordsredth thcro.
on, that the consideration theIecfibe RE-
ferrsd'to a Court Of lP robsts'to DO holden
at tho snirdleschaolbouse ia 'said town on
the fret Monday, Of Sspteabsr next, at q
o'clock r. NJ, snd:that, previous notice %
given 10y publishing a trie Copy'of, tbs
order three, several times IN the Ri he.
pubiican) TO all, Pcrsons iatsrssted,to APP
pen 2 stsaid lime and plsce. ..andbe hesrd.
"A tris copy, witness;
JOHN, ,FEbIN NGjYON sRrskdteCafst.
Aup 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
1EAEEIED.

Al Tivsrtop, Capt. Benjamin Remington to
Miss Mary Ann Hambly, daughter OF ms
Benjamin Handy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

INFORM THEM rRtESps AND rns
ruBLtc,
THAT ithsy have taken the store Ne. ~
j. Thames street, Formerly ocepPisd ~ AS
Geffrey, where they intend earsyssg 90 40
ToBAUCoNxSr BUs1NHsS.
They will Keep cosstsn,ly an haad 6sA fsAi
iiy Spanish, half Spanish, and Auaarseaa 80
yars; Lorrilard's hrst quality Maccaboy. RaP
poe, and Scotch snaf. ct
ALSO,
Cs~cnaish, Lsdios twist, cue asss tssf rss
hacce, and fsrmers may at an tinas ho iarsssAs
I'd With shosts a~d Stake for eAaassng ssaaas,
July ls,, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
ALE.

YsE subscriber, Agest Ger sts presass~
4 tors If The Eagle Brexsry, fs~ss-
deuce-- and ~il eonstantly &eeS . ssp-
ply Of their Aa-E fer sale, iD narnals aaA
half bsrreIs--Also in Kegs for fxa,ihsA-~
The Ale is not anterior 10 say made.
HENRY POTTER
april 4. d2u-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

NTuTIOE. .-.whersas my wife Eisshes
IN left my bed aad-bosrd-~1 do forbid s'l
persons harboeipg or trusting1her on my ae-
count, IA .wal notpsy spy.debts ofbsreoa-
lBENJAMKwPECKHAM.
,Ixsaar ar>Prlaps Ivy. IyibJ 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05
COAL.

r ACKAwANA COAL, afshe fnG
A-squsi1y, aor saIe ON Balls NhaaE
~ $3.50 per sea. sAehxered anany psrs
of ahe iOwn.--lndns to,s,ftpurchaseasS
BY MM. N j. VARS
Newport, Lily IN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

ASew poem, cmitled "Tbe Revolt
Of the Angels" by rheah'hcr of''Cain
ts~ wraAsrer," ~ Al press In London'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-05

From the Boston Pdtfiot OF .ycsterdsy
Salem YMrdsr. We learn from. Salen
that a jury was impanelisd yesterday, snt
that about p. M. the examination OF wit
aesscs was eoma,cncrt The esudden i'll
ness Of our Exporter az Salem, prevents oa'
giving further particulars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
T9KE NOTICE.

va Vie subscriber having associated Wiz
ri himself his nephew, Peter IT. Cookss. IA
the Mercantile Business in Shepherdstown.
twill therefore be necessary for me to bias
to close all my old business. My you-r
man, Ffettersca Ha'iasakamp, is hereby aiusy
authorised TO close all my outstanri,ps ,Jsf,sx
either by receiving payment, or by note. n
is hoped, that all who know themselves ii,r,es,t-
ed to me, will be pleased 10 comply With slsis
notice IN such way as win best suit ss,sir
present circumstances; and in so dong via
confer tasting obligation on their friend.
now also take pleasure IN returning rsy
sincere thanks, to all those Of my friends and
customers, and also the public generally, fur
the very hberal encouragement have recei-
we'd IN times past, and hope to merit con-
tinuance of the same, by strict attcnti9n q
please Very Respectfully, &c.
JOHN T. COOKUS.
Shepherdstowa, January 81, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
STONE COAL:
CASH WHEAT.
MDY1pGa

YEyl1E undersigned respectfully requests all
q those indebted to him to pay their ac-
counts and Obligations during this aud tho
ensuing month-Aaso, those indebted 70 ;hes
late firm of j. N, Riddle T. Smith. An vino
do NOT comply with this request win find that
they viii be compelled to do so with cost.
THOMAS G.. SMI riE,.
February if, 1880,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
NEW MlHsAsfo

FESHE subscriber has associated with him,
self in the Mercantile Business, in Sh-y.
herdstonn, at his old and well known stand.
his nephew, Peter II. Coolus. The business
in future will be conducted in the name q
JOHN I. COOKUS s. Co.
JOHN I. COOKUS
Shepherdstown, January 81, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
SIR ALBERT.

SIR ALBERT,
tlhe property Of Dr.. f.. l.. BoteleY g. Col
~ Win stand for service the eass-
SyIXTHa ing Spring season, from TIC e5sh
~ OF March and end on the 25sh
ssssasssasfaasss of june next, at the following
places, VIZ: three first days in each yeek at
the stable OF Mr. John Bllm;re in Martins.
burg, and the balance of his time at the sts-
Ole OF Mr. Joseph Entler in Shepherdssowa.
at ten dollars the season.
pee Bulls Tor pedigree and performance
ne IS not eq1ailed by any horse of blood La
polntoi SIZE, beauty and vigoar.
Feb. IL, 1s30-ft.s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25
SCHEDULE,

Ordered, that the roll containing the draft o,
the am ended constitution. adopted by this con-
ven,ion, and by it submitted TO the people IL
this Commonwealth, Tor their ratification or
rejection, be enclosed by tho SECRETARY 10 a
case proper for its preservation, and deposited
among the archives OF the council of state.
Ordered, that the secretary do Cause tie
journal Of the proceedings of this convention,
to be fairly entered in a yell bound book, ard
after the same shall have been signed by .be
president, and st,ested by the secretary, iha
he deposit the same, together with ell the orr.
ginal documents in the possession Of the con-
vention, and connected with IFS proceediagy.
ameng the archives Of the councii Of state; and
further, that he cause ten printed copies Of
the said journal 10 be well bound. and deposi.
ted in the public library.
Ordered, that the president ef the CONVEX.
ton, de certify true copy Of the amesdsd
constitution to the general assembly gov in sea.
sion; and that the general assembly be and they
are hereby requested to make any additional
provisions by law, which may be necessary and
propet for Submitting the same to the yo,es
thereby qualified TO vote for members OF thu
general assembly al the next Aprii eiechoas,
and Tor organizing the government under she
amended constitution. in case il shall be aepzD
we'd and ratified by such vo,ers,
! mar, % 1851
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-25

.snK ibuse who nay be hereafter sppsss =.
shall he prescribed by law. The shefisis A.
sh ali te nominated by the tespsci,.
comfy courts. and when approved b, The -
vernon. shalt be commissioned By him III
justices sh all appoint constshles. AVID All isr,
Of the aforesaid officers, Shall be regulated !,
law.
9. WrSs shall run in the name Of the c,r.
psnweaith of Virgins, and bear teste By a.
clerks of the several courts inducements shsA
conclude, Agsinst the peace and dignity afihs
commonwealth.
ARTICLE vi.
A treasurer shall be appointed annually \
Joint vote of both houses.
ARTICLE VII.
The executive department of the goseh
ment, shall remain as at present organized ,s,d
the governor and priyy councillors shall Coming
in Office, until governor elected, nndes sba
Combination, shalt come inte ofhce--and -
ther persons in Office, when this constilSuf
shall be adopted, except as 10 herein otheTv't
expressly directed. shall continue IN Office, N
successors shall be appointed, or the law sais
Otherwise provide; and sti the courts VI ~;
tice now existing, shall continue Win ati
present Jurisdiction. until and except Sc II
as the Judicial system may or snail be seress
ter otherwise organized by The legislature.
Done in convention, in the city o. Richmond
en- the fifteenth day OF January, in the yesl
of eur Lord enc thousand eight hundred snt
thirty, and in the filty'isorth year ss The 10
dependence Of the United States of ATerics
PHILIP Z. BARBOUR.
Pres, Of TIE Conrsnsis,
d. BeIass,
Sees efthe C0nuenGon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
NINTH ANNUAL. REPORT.

The Board of Directors of the TO,mg Mems
Bible Society Of 4leraadria present their 9th An
nual Report to the Society with feelings of graft
tude ifthey have any thing deplore, it is their
own want of courage and industry.-FOr it is not
enough 10 say, they have met with nothing to
discourage them, in the prosecution of their
work-Every thing has been calculated to ami
mate and to console.
In our own meetings the utmost harmony and
good will have prevailed. Though connected
from education and principle, to several distinct
Religious Societies, we have felt that. in circu-
lating the written Word of God, without note or
comment. we met upon common ground-where.
instead of being called to the task of defending
or of surrendering our peculiar views of truth,
we were engaged in disseminating that sacred vo-
lume in which that truth is taught with such clear
ness, simplicity and power, to justify the Ian
guage of the Saviour, in saying, IF they hear
not Moses and the Prophets, neither will they be
persuaded though one rose from the dead.''
In whatever else we may differ in our opinions.
III the following sentiments we are fully agreed.
viz: that ''the Bible is the Religion of Protes-
tants"-that "all Scripture is given BY inspira-
ton OF God, and Is profitable for doctrine, for
reproof Tor correction, for instruction in right
eousness"-that the Old and New Testaments.
being the Word of God. are the only and sufi-
Gent rule of all-saying faith and practice-that
it is, therefore, greatly desirable that all men
should read, hear and understand, the Holy
Scriptures-and. finally. that it is the duty of all
those who have it in their power to aid in furnish
ing to every human being copy of its Lords
Will.
Agreed in these opinions, and acting under
their influence, we have given our first attention.
as became us, to the wants of
Or own 7orn and County.
At our first meeting as Board, Committees
were appointed to visit every family in town, to
solicit subscriptions and donations-to dispose of
the Scriptures to those who might wish to pur-
chase them-and to give them to the poor. Another
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16
YOUNG MEMS BIBLE SOCIETY.

The ninth annual meeting OF the Young Men 5
Bible Society of Alexandria," was held on FRI
day evening, the 9th April, 1880, in st. Paul's
Church.
The Rev. WILLIAM JACKSON, President, pre-
sided, and opened the meeting with prayer; after
which the proceedings Of the last annual meeting
were read.
The Report Of the Board of Directors was then
read by the Rev. Mr.. CORNELIUS
Whereupon it was, on motion of the Rev. Mr..
McGuIRE, seconded by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison,
Resolred, That the Report now read be accept
ed and adopted.
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. GooDwIS, second,
I'd by Mr. Hill, it was
Resolred, That the Society highly approve OF
the resolution of the Parent Institution, to supply
every destitute family in the United States, in
two years, with copy of the Holy Scriptures.
and pledge themselves most cordially to aid in
the accomplishment of this benevolent enterprise
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. HARRIsoN, second
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Walton, it was
Resolved. That this Society congratalates it:
several Auxiliaries, on the zeal and activity re-
Gently manifested by them in the Bible cause.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAM LANPHIER, Sc
conded BY the Rev. Mr.. Cornelius, it was
Resolved That the thanks of this Society are
due to the Public, for the support and patronage
which it has continued during the past year.
On motion, it was
Resoired. That six copies of the proceedings
and Report be transmitted TO each of the Societies
auxiliary to this.
On motion, it was
Resolred. That the proceedings of this evening
together with the Report, be published in the
Phenix Gazette; and that forty copies OF the same
be procured for distribution.
The Socity then went into an election for a
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year; when
te following persons were elected:
The Rev. WILLIAM JACKSON, President.
The Rev. ]. CoRxELIus, 1st Vice President.
Mr. JONI DOUGLASS, Cd Tice President.
Mr.. ROBERT JAMESON, Corresponding Sec'y
Mr.. JAMES ENrwIsLE, Recording Secretary
Mr.. A. O. DOUGLASS, Treasurer.
The Rev. Messrs. HARRISON, McGUIRE,
WALTON, Dr. REESE, and LaNPHIER, Messrs
4. ID. Hanson. JAMES Mckenzie, JAMES p.
Coleman, Jos. HUMPHRIEs, WIN. b. RlcHARDs.
CAssIus F. LEE, and EpuR,IM CoRNING, Mo,-
ayers.
On motion, II was
ResoIred, That the Society adjourn.
WM. JACKSON, President
JAMES ExrwIsLE,
Recording Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-16

Leaving an annual balance in favor ,a
of the taxpayer Of - $500, q
The Courier speaks of some pecuNlh,'
rangements connected with the measures %r
gress for the settlement of the affairs Of Orc q,
under the sway of Leopold, the attorney u ~ :,
for the triple alliance. The inference IOI ~.
Courier's article-for it is drawn up WIN 49, !.
rable diplomatic ambiguity-ls that u's 'ss
of the Greek finances renders advances n''I;.
but that no responsibilities will be a'','n "s,sJ
gard to the revolutionary debts c0n'''''
Greece. ,r.r
A report that the Duke of Buckingha'h W
be appointed to the Viceroyalty OF lre'aiE ~ =
remtorily contradicted by the Courier Ol NV
There is no intention of changing the gO,e,iJ
of that country. as it is believed that II COW
be better hands than those OF the Duhe Vi
cumberland. ri. ha
Explosion from Fire Damp.-lheIS; :, r.
lately been two explosions from tire Ga'%R, b
Galleries at Harley Heath, near p. .,ro IN b.
one case sixteen lives were lost, ana wv
other, besides several persons severely s ,Ss ,,c
and otherwise injured. In BON case' .So NJ. 4
dents occurred from carelessness 10 U% "iiagl,:
Sir Humphrey Davy's safety lamp :n, ~ vi
the current of fire dampto come IN eo'''~
the flame. ,..rr IL
1t appears that great efforts are MAXIM rco
er Saxony to compete with the bTlus"
manufacture. A Frankfort paper say .a,' ly.r5.
"Great efforts are now making IN Me'N,'a A,
to render the national manufacture NOR NOR ~
ishing. and. more especially. to estaol's" j.
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And we have a balance in our favor of..S1l1 SS
Concluding Remarks.

We felicitate the Society on past success. We
may well ask. with admiration, - What hath
God wrought" In the two past years, more has
been done than in all the preceding seven years
of our existence as Society; and the only rea-
son is. that more has been attempted. Let us,
amidstour congratulations and rejoicings, give all
thanks to God and our Father, in the name of our
Lord Jesus, who has graciously given US hisre-
YEA Jed will-taught US its value-disposed US
to aid in its circulation and furthered our labors
with his Holy benediction. And let us not cease
to pray that the Spirit of Wisdom and Revela-
ton may attend the reading and the preaching of
the Word to ourselves and to all men, that we
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NEW Y ORR, April IS.
Merico.-We have received by the mail New
Orleans papers to the cath ult. They contain
nothing from Mexico worthy notice. The coun-
try is as badly off as ever. The administration
of Bustamente is attacked, as all other admins
trations have been in Mexico. The equivocal
resignation of Guerrero is not yet understood;
and he is charged with being at the head of the
opponents of Bustamente. In addition to the
law prohibiting foreigners from acquiring landed
property, another was passed on the 26th Janua-
ny to prevent them from selling by retail, or trad
ing as brokers, and compelling all the retailers
to shut up their shops within 80 days after the
PRONUNCIATION of the law. The declarations CO.
pied in the Bee, from the Mexican papers of the
18th February, are but sorry bombast in their
original, and would be still sadder sudge in
anslaton.