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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-01
Religious Miscellany.
EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY.
Chapter ".
ON THE TESTIMONY OF SUBSEQUENT
WITNESSES.

". But this brings US to the last di
vision of the argument, viz. that the lead
ing facts in the history Of the Gospel are
corroborat.d by the testimony OF others.
The evidence we have already brought
forward for the antiquity of the New
Testament, and the veneration in which it
was held from the earliest ages of the
church, is an implied testimony Of ali the
Christians of that period to the truth Of
the Gospel history. By proving the au-
thentcitv of St. Paul's Episties to the
/ Corinthians, we not merely establish his
testimony to the truth of the Christian
miracles, we establish the additional tes-
ltimony of the whole church OF Corinth,
who would never have respected these E
pstles if Paul had ventured upon false
hood 50 open to detection, as the assertion
that miracles were wrought among them
which not a single individual ever wit
messed Bv proving the authenticity o
the New Testament at large, We secure
not merely that argument, which Is found
:. en- on The testimony and concurrence o
: its different writers, but also the testImon,
: of those immense multitudes, who, Ii
= distant countries, submitted to the New
Testament as the rule of their faith. In
testimony of the teachers, whether W
0 take into consideration the subject OF thu
it testimony, or the circumstances 1nde
Of which i. was delivered, is of itself
h stronger argument for the truth OF IN
: Gospel history, than can be alleged K
,e the truth Of any other history, which III
T. been transmitted down TO US from ancIe
rs times The concurrence of the taug
is carries along with it host OF addiuon
lis testimonies, which gives an evidence
at the evangelical story. that is atoseih
ed unexamped. On point of ordinary n
Ike tory, the testimony of Tacitus Is held 9
en- risive. because il is not contradlcted.
We history of the New Testament IS not
he " not contradicted, but confirmed by
so strongest possible expressions which m
by can give of their acquiescence in Its trul
the by thousands who were either agents
EN- eve-witnesses of the transactions reco
ich ed, who could not be deceived, who
IT. no interest. and DO glory 10 gam by 81
the porting a falsehood. and who BY their
and ferings In the cause of what they pfoft
fer ed to be their belief, gave the highest
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-01
BY ORSON S. MU RRAY.
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
,,-,,,c.s from the Missionary Herald.

m INDoN, SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
No. MEDICAL CARD m

DOCTOR GLOVER is CONSULTED c0nhdentially, usual,
- every day. his Office H continues TO devote his atten
exclusively select branch his profession ard o. the
treatment of all delicate diseases and dbs for the seie aud
which lac the compiin
notice others The
medicine pharmacy have enabled him introduce
remedies wlch have proved emnei
cess in removing elects OF long standing seminal weak
syphilis, aud all conatic nal diseases arising from
purtes the blood His medicines for the of gsrnorr
h0a dssses e but certain and mpt
eecting that Dr. atu-
aed IN his profession Philadelphia therefore his profess
sioni claims do entitlc him be reckoned ia sol
dsaat doctors medical puher, and great pretendes whose
found every Journs. Those who have 1ee en-
treated usuccesslly By the and inexperienced
this branch Of surgery, invaod to make application ~ ms
office No Ana street Broadway ADJOINING the Aner-
Museum.
~ b. Separate entrances and sepS2t Offices provided
Gnd all communications strictly confidential
ir- Private entrance 20 his efee three doors from se
Museum where he will be found hour until 10 IN tbs
je7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
THE PUBLIC WILL OBSERVE THAT
CLIREHUGHS
CONFIDENTIAL,

R BELL notifies the public that he be consulted at
II his Office {ga No. Coustland sree, tvo doors from
Broadway with the confidence all FELiCATE DIS
requiring prompt and safe treatment Being
PRACTITIONER patients rely receiving all the
attention their den and with OF
cesu issue, based the experience OF o. twenty years
professional duties. Dr. Bell does not al, eise specific
drop pill rob for the of certain dseasbut gsara-
all that anatomical med cal, and chemical knowledge
suggest IN each case Separate Offices Attendance from
O'Clock, A. NJ. till 10 P. NJ. ja5-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

NOIlgk OF application FOR the exemption Of debtors per-
sonir9m impsonment pursuant 70 the pro,isons Of the
dih Nuee % TIE hst title Of the hfth the
f pnI pa, o. te revised stsutes WILLIAM 8 PAR
MI NQtce hrs published January 10Th, sso Creditors
70 APP {" eeiore Tie Honorable Robert H. Norris Recorder q
t e o. View York No Nassau street IN sad city, at hall
April merit W lao IawThie'w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
JUST PUBLISHED,
I.NEGTE R,S NEW ArpDR rE IL

NYLVESTERS NEW REPORTER, IN PAMPHLET
~ FORMContaning fall and accurate list % all the Bank
,ng Institutions the United States with the prices IN the city
of all Counterfeit aud Altered Notes Prices Current Rates OF
Exchange Prices of Gold and Silver Sc
The terms per anpuT advance; single COPIES SIX
cents each Persons purchasing IL copies WI be allowed
fry per
SYLVESTER & co. ls6 Broadway respectfully acquant
the public that such arrangements Effected as to enable
them Drafts Credit,
of England ireland, and Scotland required from
IS and upwards. 80
They will purchase Bills Europe and an part of Che
United collect the low rates. They
also give the highest price fer Bank of England Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Persons RENTING draw at sight
for the left days cent Will
be allowed Ueurrent money of all kind discounted at the
lowest rates
Stock and Commission business of every kinds attended to
will, punctuallty.
Persons residing any of the United States the
Cansdas, will have their commands executed with pynctay
and dispatch, and arriving the will find
szsatiy their vantage to cali at SYLVESTER cos
I'D established office, 5s Broadway where much yeuable
Grmation may be obtained free Of charge.
Corporation Bonds on sale. SYLVESTER co
l5s Broadway, below MaiaSn lane.
No connsxon with any other office in this cy else
where ialc-lm%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

TO THE LtDiEs.-pR. A, @. HILLS UTERo AB.
DOMlNAL SUPPORTER - ofcrr, those afflicted
With froiass, o. faag Of the Womb, and other diseases
depending relaxation Of the abdominal muscles
struen every way calculated for relief permanent
storaiion 70 health When this Instrument carefully and
properly fitted 70 the form Of the patient Il invariably affords
the most immedais immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down., which accompany nearly all
OF Nisccra dispaccmcnts the ahonrn sku
applies AWAY followed by early radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter simple
s,rueton and can be applied BY the patient whou, further aid
AMOS ~. GULL.
Office vesey street, Astor House, New York
PamPhcs describing it, and application will be present.
ed a the Office. suft
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

CAUTiOy rre Ar .ricsh Pnysici,n, ~ West Brosdv.y
- o.. urc Gfc imported quFcksry about his
fspeustry. H. OF his psafa4sona services 20 pose that
dislike - le h,nl el and will aticns 70 AL cas he may b.
" consnli q bic 0foe, ~ Wcat Brcatway. H OBJECT = g.
vile su1tcfse Wilde r-aoed 10, usually practset
by lu Jharres bsodcr4t., and patients cured not cruel
th In u dss., ~ long standing, pay will be
quired until perfect s eeetd Those wis ing 10 obtain
med cine or tcir uae Depend ting the right
kind n y Wee, Brosi~sy, oae door above Coge Park
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

MR. BENNETT-Sir: This u to certify, that con-
h fined % my bed for several days, gevousy afflicted with
the h which caused high fever, and great nh animation of
the parts aeeid The sornsss extending along the whole
~ cumbeni posture unable 20 stir without the
cating pain directed vis 20 call y stefan. Dr. Cobb,
~ West Broadway called. who relieved Of suffer
,nes and 10 tive days vas able 10 my business and
cucctve 10 be my duty 20 make this extraordinary
publicly known for the benefit of those afflicted with this
vi and painful disease; and would recommend all who
unfortunate be troubled from similar causes apply
10 him for immediate relief VI. D..
% West Broadway, orisi Nassau street.
PlLES-Those troubled with us distressing complaint,
advised 20 call Mr. Flowers. and satisfy themselves that
the above Medical
way. door from Murray street. jaso- i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES CORD N N " E.

NO. u ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERT1sING.-The extensive circulation
Of the HIRAM town aud country max IL superior
channel for advertisers.
~ r9P TWELVE LfNrs or LrRq.
dav 50 81 days, 81 days 81 ~ 10 days. ~ 70
Isls issIs S%, as
Inns
weeks, " months, SIS 90
I month.
~ An advertisements TO be paid zoe before their
Advertisements inserted in the WnEKLy Hrn,ip at n per
square every Insertion.
price too cenfspc copy Country Subscribers furnished
the rate, for specific period, remittance
No paper sent, unless paid IN advance
WrrrLy HEhsLD-issu~d every Saturday morning.
o'clock-Pcc cents copy. Furnished country
scribers at 81 in advance.
CoRRrsroNDr requested address their letters
Jsss onpor Bs~rrrr, Proprietor and Editor aud all let
ters kusinces must ~ poe. paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
oE iLl ~; (. c,AIsT.oFF CLOTHING

Bought, aud the iull value given ~ cash. By
~ LENE1T, Isl William street
Il NOWINff there who In
N Advertisements for C.st-oh Clothing, In
many eases do not give the value for the same " T. will
those gentlemen who may have such articles b. them and who
for every article.
hoe through the Post Ooe otherwise the above adj
dress, viii meet with due attention. as 3n+
DOCTOR GLOVER ~ consulted s.aI al his Office His
- own practc eypcricnce and his chemical expert
msts have enabled him IN introduce into his
he dc,Qtes has attention.
Dr. O. apprscs that he has regular e
cal education, and has devoted his attention for the last ten
yes 10 SELECT branch Of bis profession. His Office
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through az enty with lamp at ths office door.
and suspcnsory Bandages which adjusted applied as
above
sis celebrated Elixir may be hsl at his store Price
one ooh". Je7y
IACHAUS PATENT.-The undersigned hereby tabes IN.
pleasure TO iaOrm the public, that be has established
factory his Spectacle called
taces Tine factory, for the Of public has
cen locate AZ No. Chatham street facing rark where
c ~ ~ happt o. receive orders which will .vecue IA
retail. 800 'N'
Toss WHO are wan, Of ,h. sr;icl, would do vel, to call
an. bs ccnvinc q Of their superiority
those who may desire ". ~ ~
Gold, Silver, and Steel Fra'es continual, On hand
to-. CHARLES ~ l.. JACfIAU,
'N''. sCha'tam street. up stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

SHIP HUNTSVILLE fcoa New Orleans, 10 disch arEBg AZ
- Orleans what fo ofWal street Co.'s viii psase
tahs away their go0ds =. fs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY or wAsHfNGTON-The
a proprietor Of the above establishment grateful the public
Cor patronage and dcsirous for
has reduced the price Of boarding 10 81 Is per day.
The abov~ establishment - Penney between
Third aud Four and Half streets about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot where porter - always attend.
ja1a-iaw I'm ISAAC BEERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

INDIA RUBBER STORE, 70 Chatham street, New Yorh.-
HCTcfifT. DypEHDsSK have opened o.. above essi
s1ent viii st1dil sa.ortrn Mt y lndis Rubber tocs
TiE tis Ind Lu tier Shoes, with " TIER sol-4; Gentle
mus Deer Sos VIII d.; Lie Pr ssfvsrs, b-rgins Lone
Boots lodi Ru Ter Cota for gr tore anil variety ~
other lss. These Shoss iup-rious water. and much
hyperion % the 81 nd u r5pcrs hlE eIusly neat ~
tIcir apearsnce Xiii Terms ~ liberal, 10th
- w1s e das aud rct ~ purchaser Orders received Al
I've slore, 4 q f,ctory "a Rev Brul-wics.
IL = Al Aiuds Of uuclrrepf ronfy tilcn n trtfs.
HUTCHINSON n ONDFRDONK,
iotu-s M,,,f.,t,,r.,s R,uras,L n y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

- NEW CASTLE, Del. Feb. iath, 1899.
DR IEVlsON-Dear sirl can never be grateful enough
- for the have received by the Your invaluable
Medicine, iUnters Red Drop) for five act-
ted with ycn.rea and dnrng that time many medicines
but would At last ply stefan up;
but Fortunately one day was speaknE 10 friend the sub
cine that would NIL Of which purchased your
agent IN Philadelphia and the result il that enjoy
perfect health Now, after suffering long, finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel my
duty 10 inform the Iaterested where relief may be hsd
Il. b. h.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

a MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed by Doctor J.
Ny grandson for nearly six year. with, what
hs the s Risu 81 eas
Sre sare and for the most part Of the time he could
HIM IN the Eye nrmary for eight months; he discharged
used Without amy good seet and many remedies
waser at length to make trial Of Dr. Francis Eye
as Is ro% restored to perfect sghCaad the seroia s
b%d is which lie Ddscs
is entitled to my lasting esteem and gratitude.
w. IL. un,...;., REBECCA WEBSTER;
above statement all its particulars, having been eye wit
1 Sarah r. ssSrd Sarah s. Vail
is haf4R rnd m
within w@ WsOssT J@.s Ws6ssr ssa Houston
Webster Mary Msiif Z SsfS@{ dEFE
ulcer that covered the SIGHT %f wv" We
nst ns cfths first oass
Having e on aoHar cu Thpe By De-
SS1 s:ssSs.s ks ter
Ire IL I've, Teeks consider this Ee Water the sstsst
be seen at No II Avenue B. between and
From the testimony of those who have used Dr. j.
S oess Es Mater we rseGm%snd to the
Dunbar Of the cbS%s ST Church
Rsy Mr. Davis, Pastor Of the Church a, Langown New
MIR. smith IS Frankfort street
Dr. Glenny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
NJ f.sR6sn . FGseE T J9Rns New Brunswick
the but " By Doe;cT Fn NS 10 Bsy
treet.
Of Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. Francis. without Civ.
ing the slightest pain, which cannot be distinguish from the
natural 10 Barclay street, n. Y. dIs
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN oPoRTo-
Solely imported for the nse Of nyads and connoseurs.
In consequence of the hitherto almost nsupeabe difficulty Of
obtaining in this country the finest qualities Of Port Wine
the state produced from tire dis
et of the TO Dou-o, in Portugal. Mssrs Osborn Bro
TIERS of Oporto, will continue the above cle,
m dozen each, bottled In Oporo; and pre-
ye Imposition IN any quarter The cork Of every bottle will
"OSBORN
TRASH"
b. which means those parties who think it worts while
obtain and unauthorized Port Wine
in sickness for the Of life ITSELF may depend upon
purchasing article i from the wine press,
and of the choicest quality that capable Of
ducng. - =
Red Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of 1884,
White Malmsey Port do vintage 1884. Sold by
-9ros 4 ST alIa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
b. BRANDRETH. NJ. /

81 000 WILL BE FORFEITED, if ID. Poetss Eradi-
cator fails to cure recent ola certain
disease - less than twesty four hours Eor sale Wholesale
Fulton street. and the following Drug OF Cham
beers street and broadway corner Of Chambers Church
streets e4 Broadway CO and Bowery gow
II Bowery Of Csrmne and Bedford streets 50 SI.b
avenues and Burnetts Patent Medicine store Canal street
o22 tF25 N~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

0R HElNE informs public that his practice
~ has induced him 10 open private Office fson street
the Of delicate Diseases Ills uncrripg success
has satisfied the public he IL able 20 perform all
promises and those that him needs other
Broone and Watt. ja9s iw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

NITlTWTT u va FII-t Ff--l.-- M0Tr1n'a o..
pound Balstnir Pills. certified belg the lfsg soseisf
and agreeable ~ Sr Astey Cooper -ushy Cn
r Elhotson. surgeons Lawreuce, kelie Bro 81 ChsrI
Bel. a. For sale b. appointment By a. b. n d. SANDS
AMI 40 Fulton street, and the following Druggist corner
tharnbcrs and Broadvay Churcb ard Csmh-rs
Broadway aud 35 Bowsry Burnett HOW'LL n Bovsrv
corner u Carnine AMI Bedford SSth avenue; AID
Buctts Patent Medicine storc, 81 Canal street Pce 81 %
bottle
NB-Observe the seal j. NJ on each o27tF2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

EEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PILL .-such has
been e Of MAZDA Rsstels Female Monthly Re
guatg P IN all suppression, tersrty, st0pp1ge
ofthe however obdurate from whatever
duced that ey have entirely supersed tbs various dangerous
drugs and specifies heetore used q the destruction
Of health and pence. Madame Resic the celebrated miwiie
md r. ale ryial Of the adveer,) first IN
todu. ID hrr III years ago TITO some OF the principal
Female Hospitals ~ Europe, and such their astonishing
efficacy l1d success that they have since been aor ther ADOPT
Cd Ahogh rid and ssf., yet being eompo.sd ofer,degts
cting ly partcu functions. u u necesssy ior
TIE married under ciru stenccs q abstain from their
for continued he full snd paticu directions cl sod
nsi q c1ci boz Price 81. MADAME RESTELI'S prilc
ps Oce, o q c-nwieh street near Coprandt ~ " and 90
South Eighth street Chcstnut, Fla1eluhis. jail I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

DR CORBiTT nay b.. consulted ~ the mos, confdenna
- mann at hs Office a. Cy it'll PAcc bear Chathan street
New York where rrson N ced With dclica. diseases Ola
oss,,nte 2t asg-t worms, diseases Of the sla3d"r,
mercury or lnpurlty Of blood. pre- invited 10 e ~
The baneiu effects aristrr fu abrsa
description. Pe-s19s t'ubsi With cc-tsl d insy
spply % Dr. Jorii with tie prlc Of having n "a
dictily cured without partce If mercury or ay other dan
ne cine Hts 81 ges reasonable aad pfoporoaed
D. ~ ne ans ~ u. applicant
nlg- At dance daily from 4. ". toioPN n27.a,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

TRASH

By which those parties who think wors while TO
obt and unaduterat-d Port Wine
in sickness for the preservation Of life ITSELF may depend upon
purchasing article pure from the press
and OF the choicest quality that nature capable Of
ducng.
Red Port Of the extraordinary vintage Of 1894
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
From the Ohio State Bulletin.
LEGISLATIVE NEWS.

Since our last Mr.. Corwin's whg resolutions
of instruction for division Of the public lands
among the States, have been taken up in the
House, discussed, and indefinitely postponed,
by vote of 80 to %.
The preamble and resolutions offered by Mr.
Flood, inviting Gen. Andrew Jackson to visit
this city Oh the fourth ofJuly noxi, were pas.
sed on Saturday. by a vote Of 80 tv2l, in the
House and ~ to 10 in tina Senate. Messrs.
Spangler, Hunt and Utter, on the part of thu
Senate, and Messrs. Flood Spalding, Blair,
Smith, Of Montgomery, and West, on the par
the House, compose the JOINT committee to
communicate with Gan. Jackson, upon this sub
ject, and to carry out the object ofthe resolution.
A bill has passed the House and gone to the
Senate, further amending the law establishing
:he time ofholding the courts, changing the
times in the / lth and 18th Judicial Circuits.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28

turned "herOss. 7 H,Trus such man as
Alfred Kelley would prefer turning the
battles Of our country into ridicule by
pervsrsion Ofhis,ory, but we hove char
hy enough,to think that there are somr
in the federal ranks that are at leas,
honest in what they, are made. do by
their leaders. A school boy len years
Of age, who had ever seen the history
Of his country, would deserve the 'fool's
caD' for making Gen. Harrison the
Hero Of Fort Stsrenson-Ot that did
not know enough: about that crowning
victory, won in defiance Of Gen HarrIs-
on, to know that the enemy never got
in the Fort or near enough to it for 's,eel
to meet steel" Croghan and his brave
men were too polite to suffer such UUl-
gar introduction. They kept the ene-
my in quaratine, examine the state ol
his health before admitting them into
port! lfthe whig party had any feeling
lett, they would blush for the folly o.
| their reckless friends.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
LAFITTE, THE PIRATE.

The late number of the Galveston Civilian
contains an interesting sketch of this fellow.
The editor says that nearly all the stories told
of Lafitte are put down as fabulous by those
who knew hmand many think he is still alive,
no authentin accounc having been published of
his death.
Laftte, according to the Civilian, was>a
Frenchman by birth, tall, finely formed ofhigh
" polished manners, and in his pleasant moods
no one would ever take him for bad man,
When conversing upon serious subject he
would stand for ho 1rs with one eye shut, and at
such times hls'appearnce was harsh. He stated
that he had spent one winter in fashionable so~
cicty at Washington city, and that he had ex-
pended S60,00O during the time.
This distinguished loader and his gang build
quite village upon the present rite of Calves
ton as early as 1912. His own house was two
stories high, and very good one. The others
were only CHE story and Of palmer construc-
ton. They procured their building materials
from N. Orleans, with which place they kept
upa regular intercourse. Intact, Laitte boast.
cd thai he had made half the merchants Of that
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-28
FLORIDA TERRITORY.

In the Message of Governor Reid, Of Florida.
to the Legislative Council, he states that during
the past year the Seminoles insurrection has con
tinued with undated violence, and that the ex-
citements and heats Of factious spirit have
sometimes made society scene Of disorder.
He adds.
"The efforts Of the General and Territorial
Governments to quell the Indian disturbances
which have prevailed through four long years
have been unavailing, and il would seem that
the prophecy ofthe most sagacious leader Of the
the Indians will be more than fulfilled, the close
of fifth year will probably find US struggling in
a contest remarkable for magnanimity !orbear-
ance, and creduity on the one side +, and bad
faith on the other. We are wagiEg war with
beasts Of prey, the practice that belong to civil
lied nations are but shackles and letters In its
prosecution we must fight fro to fire; the White
man must in great measure adopt the mode Of
warfare pursued by the Red man, and we can
only hope for success by continually harrassing
and pursuing tho enemy. five drive him from
hammock 10 hammock, from swamp to swamp
and penetrate the rocess where his women and
children are hidden, fin Aelf defence, we shew
as little mercy to him as he has shown to us. the
anxiety and suspense induced by such operations
will not, is believed fail to produce prosper.
Gus results. 1t is high time that sicklY sentimen
talty should cease 'Lol the poor Indian, is the
exclamation of the fanatic and pseudo philanthA
ropist 'Lol the poor white man. is the ejacr
ulation which all will utter who have witnessed
The inhuman butchery Of women and children,
and the massacres that have drenched theTerri~
tory in blood"
No alusiou is made to the blood -hound expe>
dition, with the exception of this paragraph.
The agent deputed to Cuba has returned aE-
ter prompt and successful performance of the
duty with which he was charged. His report
when presented, will be transmitted to you.'