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APPRENTICES LIBRARY---A meeting
will be held in the Hall, the BAZAAR, liar
rison street, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, for
the purpose of forming sfPPTetice's Library APP
prentces, masters and others, favorable To- gY please
attend. ma 10
1gz-THlRD WARD-The Delegates 10 the Young
Mems National Convention, from the Third Ward are
requested to meet Wednesday Evening next, at u
o'clock at Head Quarters, Aisquith street, Punctual
attendance is requested, business of importance viii
be submitted for their consideration. PA ma 10
g3-EIGHTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-The
regular meeting Willie held at Gideon Browns ,0n THIS
tuesday EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely. Every
member Of the club and all those in the ward disposed
JOIN ms in the effort making Throughout the coUn-
try to reesablis the sound doctrines ofJeerson, Ma
olson & Munroe, are respectfully desredto attend.
ma 10 A. s. MOORE, Pres't.
TGPPECANOE CLUB NO. "a regular meeting
the club viii take place on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th
May, O'Clock precisely, at Sharps schoelroon, Exc
ter street, door north of Baltimore street. IL Is ex
pected every member will be at his pest business Of
importance will be laid before them. by order,
MALCOM w. MEARIS, Cor. Sec'ry.
ma IS p
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BOARD OF TRADE.
The following members constitute the Committee Of
Arbitration for the month of May, 1910.
Jacob Albert, G. IL. Newman,
s. ID. Walker, w. z. Lennon,
w. F. Murdoch.
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The U. S. Gazette contains statement from
MIR. May, whose disappearance has produced so
much excitement, explaining his absence, &c.
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" HI. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. W
II . Corner Of Charles and Fayctfe sis, Baltimore,
supplies country Dsxsts with TEETH Of ali kinds Gold
Foil, Files, &C. &c. all Of which can be scat bymsl
rhen ordered. sp9
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EXECUTION AT SANDWICH, u. Con Tues
day, Hoffman executed, for killing child, of which
he father by his daughter, the mother The Herald
says "Prevous his final exit he frankly admitted the
justice of his doom, and manifested considerable for
tude in meeting it, He slept upon the platform without
falterng and was instantly launched into the world of
spirits"
The daughter, Mary Hoffman, was repreved, and her
sentence committed to punishment 10 penal colony
During the morning. previous to her fathers execution,
she fell into repeated COMMISSIONS from the intensity OF
her feengs but after the event. she became more com
posed.
The body of Hoffman given to the Physicians for
dssection.-DetroH Daily yqdv
Shz- ELEVENTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB
At meeting of this Club, held on Tuesday evening" the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolued That the members of this Club have heard
with feelings of the deepest and most sincere regret OF
the death of their fellow citizen and brother Whig Thos
IL. Iaughn, who was basely murdered while in the
ercse of high and important privilege, guaranteed to
every freeman, by the Constitution and Laws OF our
Land.
Resolped, That we most deeply sympathze with the
bereaved widow and fatheress children, under this Sc
affection.
RESOLVED, That committee Of ten be appointed, who
shall be empowered collect donations from the cit
of this ward to be added to the general md, now
being raised for the maintenance and support of the wild
ow and children of Thos. II. Laughln, deceased.
Published by order of the Club.
ZEPH. TURNER, Jr.
ma 90 Cor. Secretary.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Bishop Morris, JosEFH
LoANE to Miss ELIZA PEYToN youngest daughter oil MI
William Morrison, all of this city,
On the 18th inst by the Rev. ]. G. Morris, JOHN NJ
Err, of Reisterstown, to Miss HELEN WOLFE, OF Bau-
more.
On the the 10Th inst by the Rev. Joseph Frey ALLAN
D. THAYER, of Massillion, Ohio, to Miss MARGARErTA
f. BURKE, of Baltimore.
On the 10th inst. at HookstowD, MICHAEL HoFFMAN
of VIM. Hoffman, of Baltimore county. TO Miss MA
RY ANN KIRKPATRIcK, of Baltimore,
On the 10Th inst. at Chesehown, JOHN HANEs 70
Miss MARIA G. STRANDDERG, both of Kent county; Ma
ryland
On the 18th inst JAMES BEAsToN, Jr to Miss ANN Pr
NER, both Of Kent county, Maryland.
At Annapolis, on the 18th INST WIN I. PARRISH to
Miss ELLEN HOPKINS, both of dat city,
E-zsl.sEsszz.szszsssa.EEzz
DIED.
On the 9th inst. at Monlrose, Anne Arundel county,
SAMUEL GRAHAM in the 44th year of his age son OF the
late VIM. Graham, Sen. of this city.
On the 18th inst at the residence ofhs sister, on Spe-
suta Island, Hartford county, JOSEPH b. CONRAD, ESQ.
son of j. Conrad of Cecil county
On the 9th inst. in Queen AIMS county, JOSEPH R.
TURPIN.
At Philadelphia on tle 18th inst. the Rev. SAyILLsoN
w. FULLER, aged IS.
At Holly Springs Mississippi, on the 5th ult ALFRED
II POWELL. Esq. AGED 30.
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LONG COTTONS-Have firmly maintained their
ground asking prices were more freely obtained than
hitherto, but advance has taken place. better feel
ing pervades the market for this description of Cotton
and slight advance i'm short time, is not improbable
1917 bags changed hands during the week, viz 93 bags
Sea Islands at 90 TO 40 ct 30 bags Santee at 10 to 25 10
Main 25 and " bags stained Sea Island at from III to 6
cts per lb.
FLOUR-2O0 bbIs Fredericksburg and Richmond
GRAINS cargoes Corn arrived during the week, a
mounting to about 1900 bushels, and were sold at %
cents
cargo Oats sold at 81 cents.
HAVANA MARKET.
SUGARS,
Prices continue steady 59 500, and very fine 6l
10 rs The sales extensive, but the supply is
large to forbid the prospect of any advance in prices
Coffee is agaiu dull, and prices shade lowersay
~ to n aad g. for the qualities suited your market
Exports your port in April ST. boxes Sugar-36l2 bags
Coffee; against April 1889, 1888 boxes Sugar-9967 bags
Coffee.
In Flour there is a slight decline, the supplies being
ample and sales current ST $l4 7S cash, which is lower
than have known it for many years.
Lard is firm at l6 6!, but the stock has accumulated
recently and dealers buy cautiously.
Freigts to Hamburg $4 per tom and to other ports in
proportion TO New York, 81 per box.
Bills on London 10 per cent premium New York,
disc. New Orleans, 4 disc. -
Money in demand at % to Is per cent per annum.-
This will continue until the crops are worked on
TFro,n The Circular to Bankers, April 24.]
One element of uneasiness and disturbance in banking
and money affairs, may be regarded as neutrazed, and
for time satisfactorily settled. Whatever amount of
British capital may have been required for purchases of
foreign during the last three four months, has
been expended during that period. No additional sum
cam concludes under present circumstances, be re-
quired in that channel of trade far Europe con-
eemed; and we not how much -four the Americans
may think proper put into ports The Directors of
the Bank of England will not feel much anxiety ut any
imports of this description from the United States; they
would assist the payments of the dividends their
stocks, large amount of which will fall due in Julyneyt
II worthy of notice that almost all the corn and espe
ciay wheat which has recently been sent 10 England
and is arriving from the continent, is on consign-
men In the present state of the grain mrkets, and the
existing position of the Corn Law question: our nier
chants win not make large advances on such consign
mens; and should not be surprised TO witness some
of the more recent arrivals of wheat sent to France in
stead of being warehoused for an indefinite period in
England, =
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EIGHT PERs ONS DROWNED.-A batteau was
upset the sh inst. Quebec, and the following
persons drowned:
Mr.. Regis Dore, Sr. and his daughter; Olivier Hamel,
j. Martel EIsee Houe and Elose Cayen, of ST. Croix;
Joseph Desrochcrs OF Lohnier and Miss GOsselin,
of ST. Jean, Island of Orleans.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

YEYEIzS Medicine had been used for more than seven
n years before effort was made to initiate it
The great demand and its wonderful success have indu-
ced great number Of persons TO initiate it in various
upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up i'll imitation of it, which is convincing proof of its
being medicine of great value-Some selling Sar-
sapara and other syrups, imposing them the ignorant
for the Panacea at reduced pnees Others mixing the
genuine medicine with mOlasses, &c, making bottles
out of one; thus retaining of its virtues; others
using the genuine Panaeea in their bottles to perform
cures to obtain certificates to give their reputa-
ton, &c. Some have resorted TO perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protracted the suffering of patients in diseases where
sle genuine Swam's PaRaee awoud have proved in
santly effcacious. therefore deem it duty the
public, them that the composition of my Pana-
cea is not known, was it ever communicated to any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented TO be mine, fraudulent inn
positions.
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the propnetor's prices, of
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
{J7-Nho have also for sale SVYAIAI'S VERAIIFUGE,
along with which viii be given pamphet tne sub
ject Ofworms.
ap 80 2aw
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FATAL Academia boy about seven years of
age was crushed to death the Willow street (Phila
delphia Railroad, Monday. The parents of the child
reside near the spotthe mother saw its danger, and
ran to save tt-but too late!
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pIARDEN's PAtrEn= D, 80 aT.E

harden : PA1EihN SEA "a
nT FACTORY, corner of Baderston al,
z=,u 5. Charles streets, where may be had alta
times, all Of the different kinds of Weigh
ingApPARArUS, from the largest RAiI,
Road to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
purchasers can now be furnished with these articles
nude In this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CEN'f. CHEAPER than they charged by commits
sion merchants. The public respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
JESSE MARDEN
Patenfee and Manufhcf.,rer
N. B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
ucS. M 5-trd
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(Late of the. iirn of B, s. Elder &c coy
Enhmore. Anil 9. $50.

RESALE OF VALUABLE PISOksEE4E'X.
oder0 BaltiIzoTe County Court, sittiag in Cham
Gerry, the undezsgned trustee, will selrby auction,
at the Exchange, ca the 2Sth May at l o dock p. NJ,
all that valuable property lying Monuraent street and
French street, i'll Did Town, City OF Baltmore, and de-
seribed foilops: beginning the south side OF
Monument srest, alta point distant % taet inches ease
of Constitution sI thence running eastsarlly Mon D.
4l9 f2et inches, with avesge depth ofnbe at
300 feet The front French stree is about 300 faet
with deptaof about $50 feet.
81 1ais property has upon il forty small Dwell
fEs.!l LINGS and capital Mansion House win ice
t@es5hodses and other conveniosees. part Of this
property is subject TO ground ret which the Trustee
will explain to any one disposed 10 purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory the Purchaser.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decFeo ares
in cash and the residue in 6, y and Is MONTHS with in,
teFest For the credit payments security will be reauz
Ell 1OflN GLENN, Trustee,
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DEATH ON THE RATLROAD.-A boy, named Pat
rick Nortor killed by the the Harlem Rail
road, N Y, Sunday, he was attempting to cross
the street.
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4 Ne USEM .ENYS

THEAI RE---HOLLIDAY STREET.
First Might If Mr.. RANGEP-
THIS EVENING, May, 90,
win be presented the
ROMANTIC WIDOW.
Marquis 8 l.. Croix,
Cllampfgn On, Ga cook) T. NJ ID .D,crp
% Teacher t Languages WI AE1I'"is'
Le5Penee uire, j.
To conclude with
] PLEASANT NEIGIIBOR
thTistOprs Strap,
AMEN ICAN DI5f1ATIsE-EHONT IN.
TONI GIT, "WEDNESDAY May 20, 1910,
VIII be presented the
jack TS OF Blue
Az r which will he presented tbs Drama of
ROBEEST HIACAIEsE.
iioisnh y acare, Mr. BROWN.
To conaiide with
BOIBASTES FURIOSO.
BpIntszs es, Mr. BROWN.
{Fsz-4N particulars, see small bills
lsh ice Of admissicR--Box, 80 cents-Pit D cents
GaleEyi or colored PERSONS % cents
j6D jors open at performance to commence at hall
past % clock, precisely.
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SHOE THREAO.

~ LAFsHABEEG, No. 30, S. CALVERT ST.
~ ~ Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS.
= leoLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in generalh has received
eSae late arrivals from liverpool, large assortment Of
StiOE THREADS, VIA: Brown, Green, half Bleached
has in store fine SECTION of Shoe TOOLS and FIND
iNS, VIZ Shoe HALVES, Pincers, Hammers Anvil Bladse
NV ait Shoe hasps, Kit Files, Pegs all sizes Roots
Nails Size sticks, Shoe Bristles, &c NC Sc The aboys
goods warrantsa Of the best quality and win be sold upon
oou Terms as the same quality be had fer in This
A:so on hand, LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest
aps made of the best limb Dunops Celebrated
PASTE BLACKING. NN's''a'eu
CounsEy Merchants will do well TO call before ,urcha-
sing elsewhere. an O f et t r
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REAL ESTATE BANK OFBALE,
MJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
1N Election for Directors 20 for OneyeaE
which TO have taken place the 9th day OF Apr
East, not having been held the fixed, will . held
at the Banking House of Messrs. j. I. Cohen. Jr. s.
Brothers. the 2lst day of May between the hours
of II and O'Clock.
dtE
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ANOTHER.--A CHILD KMLEp.-We learn that a
little girl named Close, was killed on Sunday afternoon
the Rail Road in Front street, above Willow. The
Frankfort and Homesburg train passed over her breast
and she died instantly The were going at mode
rate, and the little sufferer was not seen until too
Iate-Phi[nd. I1O
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TIPPECANOE CLUB. sixth WARD.--The mex
regular weekly meeting of the Club will take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Doth inst, Mt half past
O'Clock at the Trades Union Hail. NJ w. corner of Bal
tmore and Gay streets. full and punctua attendance
of the members is requested; and such Wings of the
Ward DESTROYS ofbecoming MEMBERSHIP earnest
iy desired to attend. BY order,
al6 DIT
TWELFTH WARD.-First Baltimore Tippecanoe
Club will meet their room at NJ Clarks, West Balti
more st. on THURSDAY, May 2lst, at O'Clock, All
persons friendly Harrison and Reform invited to
attend. -s :.
VIM, r. STEWART, Pres't.
JoHs r. PIPER, Rec, sec'ry. 10 81
ma l6 1 ffass5 Et st8&&.r
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EUTAW IIOITSE


corner OF Eltdtc and Baltimore Streets Baltimore.
VH1HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
n irons Of this establishment their friends and the
public generally, that they have associated themselves
together for the purpose Of conducting th5sane. The
q EUTAW HOUSE was completed an first OPEN
lsmI ed in 1896, at which time it was furnished
&9troughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard to eesf. The comfort and convenience of
It's interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine to render pFoverbally pleasant and healthy
Il IS particularly well adapted for the accommodation
OF FAMILIES and LADIES, having. great number
Of Private PaFionrs, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
DrS wing Room, with private entrance Baltimore ST.
In every respect the Eutaw House IS second to mona
IN the United States and it is the intention and fr.,
termination of the propretors spare no exertoas
10 promote the comfort and eradication of their pc
rons, ana at at which exception ran he taken.
The stock of WINldS and LIQUORS on hand, aas
been mostly imported expressy,for the of thisses-
adjustment, selected ronl. the private stocks of
some Of the most celebrated calnoscurs of the eity
The BIRTHS attached to tif house are in coa,5iete
order and open all times for the of the ilests
liSAHEfI HUI SSEY,
T. w. ELDER.
nj M la itrsaao fR = dorf e y
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NATCHEs! WATCnEs y MATCHES

WATCHES! WATCHES u WATCHES
~ ABRIEL ID. CLARK, No. !, Wa ter street.
w nsar Calvert st. Batmore-Has Just received
great variety of gold patent lever, anchor lever
lepine, and other WATCHES, among which
M l. Tobias Harrison's Martinoc's, john
sons and all other makers have also Silver
Spoons, Casters, gold and silver Pencil Case 5
Breastpins, Finger Rings, Thin4hles, gold gaaJ ad
and fat chains, guard keys, gold and SD yer
Spectacles; 80 hour andS day Brass Clocks; al
so, Wood Clocks, of Superior quality, just re-
ceivedand will be sold low.
N. B.-Fine Watches Of every desc ription
properly repaired and warranted. Pleas apply
to G. ID. CLARK, Water 81.
ap21 4taw1m = near C.aIvart
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PRFPARED nv JAcoR uOIrCK p

PIiP<ARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore
E4SOtS the cure. of the following diseases: Tunlors
u rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch Chill
hllils, Frost Bites, Mups, Stiffness of the Joints
cramps, Burns, Scalds, and all kinds of wellngs at
tended with pain -
: me LINlMENT can be obtained at HOUCK,S
South Charles, near Market street
with proper directions for using. Price so cents.
ma I2-6m
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UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,


NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN, That gen.
In eral meeting of the Stockholders of the Union
Bankof Maryland will be held al their Banking House
on MONDAY the 9th day of July next, for the purpose
Of eectng sixteen Directors for said Bank for the ens
ing year.
By the act ofncoporaton not more than eleven of the
present directors eligible for the succeeding year.
By order, r. MICKLE, Cashier.
ma 10 1aw6thJ
Z n3-The Easton Gazette, Md, and Torch Light Ha
eerstewn, viii copy the above.
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w ANTElD.--By JOHN S. GIT'FIN Gs-
w STERLING BILLS,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND, NORFOLK s. NEW ORLEANS
FUNDS,
Also, MEXICAN * SPANISH DOLLARS.
ma
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8 FUNOENTHATIlD COMPOUND OF SAR
a SAPARILLA, CUBEBS, AND COPAIVA fs- ti'a
ctae ofGONoRHGA, GLEETS, Sc. 1's
This medicine is a combination. IN n concentrated f,rr
ID me remedial articles, which usually Admired
- be most eticacouS in the diseases above mentoned
possesses the medicinal properties of the articles from
WAeh \ prepared in highly concentrated state while
hc dsareeabe odor and taste dismissed or remov
ea. Fer sale by G, L.. DUHURST * Co
ma corner of Pratt st. and Duaan,s wharf
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H1NISHING TACKLE-A general assortment nnd
a BRUSHES of all descriptions for town and conn
n.y. RELLONS, for Braziers, Jewellers or Black
smiths all sizes and at reduced prices wholesale and
retail, FOR sale at DIJI{ HARTisss -''''
mas General Variety Store, No. l0l1 Baltimore st.
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During UIe uay OF Il IeceHl UP, IIIe DIIsII 0tueeH
steamer, made 260 miles,
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Directory of the Exchange
Bank at this place for the following yearhe
those appointed by the Executive having just been
ceived.
By the Stockholders. Ely The Executive.
w. w. Sharp, George Mcintosh,
John Southgate, George Wilson,
VIM l. Hardy, NJohn Williams,
Samuel Paul, *James L. Soutter
John Tunis.
mot in the last Directory-Norfolk Beacon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19
o. See first page.

To CeRREsPoNDENTs.-Mr. l.. F. Tasistro's lon 8
reply to DIR. Brandreth is received 1t can be IN
serted in the Herald the same terms as An adver"
tisement-as that of the Doctor's-not otherwise.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

Tus ARABIAN 0rFicERs.- These celebrated
mentor they so, now-yesterday visited the
North Carolina line Of battle ship, and the Navy
Yard at Brooklyn They were received by the
gallant Commodore Renshaw in grand style. sa-
lutss were fred, and wine drunk. Twas great
day. We shall publish full account tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

DEPARTURE or MIssiosARIEs.-The new ship
General Harrison, Captain Ballard, sailed from Bos
ton last Saturday, for Calcutta. She carries out
several Missionaries, belonging to the Baptist per-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

0C- LEWIS, of the Schuylkill Bank, has been ar
rested in Paris at the instance Of General Cass He
has been examined and has transferred stock for
$l5O8Oo, held for him by two of his friends ac-
completes in Philadelphia. Who are they Let
the people of Philadelphia watch, and see who are
the next two mysterious disappearances. Lewis
will soon return. In fact polite and humane
letters of invitation bringing all the deaulters
back again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-19

The Rev. Mr.. KIRK AND THE MErHoDIsrs.-
We refer our Christian, andplso lnfdel readers,
(for they may gain by W to the report of the speech
made by the Rev Mr.. Kirk, at the Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, on Friday last.
A more impairment, impudent, uncharitable at
tack was never made by one Clergyman on another,
than this one perpetrated by the Rev. Mr.. Kirk on
the Rev. Mr.. Newton and the Methodists. Forthe
reputation ofthe highly respectable sect OF frssby
terans we inclined to believe that such an at
tack-such sneers came from the heart and head OF
MrKir and that il is not in the spirit OF his religion
The Foreign Missionary Society is composed Of all
Protestant sects, without refereAce to their parti
oular creeds. To introduce sectarian feelings into
such an assemblage, as Mr.. Kirk did, is only evil
dence of bad heart-worse pslicy-perchance the
agency of Satan. 1t was particularly ungracious in
Hr. Kirk to make such ALA ,ions to Mr.. Newton,
a stranger, asojourner, visitor, and particular
subject for American and religious hospitality 1t
was also particularly foolish and indscreet in Mr.
Kirk to do so, who is, at this time, engaged in the
work Of making missionary movement in France,
to convert the Catholics, aud spread pure and unde-
fled religion
We have religious adventures among us as well
as fashionable; pious young men who are looking out
for young women, with sweet round faces, and
sweeter roundcr fortunes whom they expect to catch
for wives under the mantle Of religion We dsnot say
that Mr.. Kirk is one OF these. His own heart and
the Lord know II, and that is enough But il he ex-
poets to benefit his projects by attacking eminent
man, and a very pious sect of Christians his specu-
latisns in the Lord and in love will be much be-
Melted thereby.
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N.vAL.--The United States schooner Grampus"
will h, home next month. She sailed from Sierra
Leone on the 2Jth Of March last, on cruise to the
sO.th. Annexed is a list Of her officers, who we're
all well-and also the crew:
John ~ Paine, ESQ., Lieut. Cornds; Wa. Griha, Lieut.
W. Ross Gardner Acting Master Edward Ruer, Assist
ant Surgeon A. Wittier Passed Md.hpran; A.
ls Edward A. Barnett y. q. stiles, Midship men
James G. Williamson, who recently arrived at
this port as prize master Of the slave schooner
"sarah Ann" was also a Passed Midshipman
board the " Grampus"