New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
gy this Mornings Southern Nail.

gy this Mornings Southern Nail.
Mail. Of ,hi. r,ornn; bring no;hi ng fartssr rsr'
Logan Ceun,v, Va, frun Kentucky.
NJ The report which we mentioned ''uaS days shee'
1.x, N. c.. of Indiana dead ha' n'i boen
confirmed
~ An extensive gang OF burglars has recently oeen Ar
rested II NewOr!eans.
r-e, :, N,,. Orleon,-The y. o. Zee of the ''''n't-
- ,n ,ecoun, of an attempt FIRE ts the ONCE q
NJ Palfrcv IL ,hs, city, which, connection with 0'he
,-srs,aces leads theu, believe tha, organized 'a
hauns New Orleans. who arc nightly employees
IN attempt, At arson ,nd in whatever -ckedaess appears
,b- most eonvencH l. appears thai small barrel ae'a
,,5.- staircase fire. ard eu' for Pron'< aus
the whole house would have bcon in haaes Se'cra!
,spp;, of similar kind have been recently made IN that
city.
H.-6e- piscorers3.-The New-Orlcans Picayune o the
Is, saw, ,kat the murder OF named Genet son o'
former French Minister perp.tra,sd BY hi. slave al the
.usaon of hi, wife. has recently been discovered IN han
h, Count, Miss He had been missing fifteen months
m wifi. at the tiro asserted that he had to South
C,,j;p, On visit to his friends. The daughter of the de-
ceased could give credit the statement and hiss since
the discovery. her fathers bones and ample testimony to
,o,,;c, rho r;,e.srs of the inhuuaa and brsal deed
It.,r,t 10 Axrier-The Na,choches papers state that
an ;,of.,s,c gentleman in that .y was, few days
bo, b, fellow named Crowel whe stepped behind MS
c,; and discharged two balls into hi, back. Mr. Wheel
n the gentleman wounded lie, very dangerous 'sua-
ton while hi. assassin has been taken iaso custody
Na,v- 4 y
passenger OF board the steamboat Sutana on her last trip
s vcLsburs OF large package of money containing l5Ol3
dollars, which unfortunately for he rascal turned cut to be
all !, note, Of the Brandon Bank with the exception OF sl5
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ss,nos on REVEALS Rev sAssss With an l.Odus
uou br Rev Joel Parker, D. D. New-fork John Taylor u
Co. l45 Sas-aus-
This the ,i,s Of little book BY of the abe't aost
eloquent and Jealous preachers in the Presbyterian
Church. upon subject which mus. strike every mind as De-
ing Of the highest and permanent interest Not only
among those profess merely general regard for religious
truth but with the devoted nbcrs Of the most 1ealous
Christian Churches has prevailed wide and conscisn
ous belief that the periodical occasional sHsitcnsnts
rcvva dangerously opposed to the progress
Of .osnd religion and calculated in their ultimate Sfect
psh any thing bat the ends they propose The hov
Mr. BARNES this series of Lectures maintains the opposite
belief with cearncss force and great earncsness Tie con-
der, first tho Theory of Revvn tho ends proposed to be a
acted their agency and the sroprey means ordinarily
employed secondly he proceeds vindicnion of Reviva'
aad their nucn.c this that there
evil. in all alliance OF compact of as'ocia-
on and common pursuit-whch can be overcome only by
such influences attend revival Of religion and showing
their deabeness from the peculiar condition of cur own
couny-the entire dscoaacctsn of State and Relson-iho
nteres, which exhibited religious well civil IN
sutons by foreigners and the love of gain aud the sin OF
which said be tho besottns sins OF the
American People. The special Importance OF revvals IN
cities their desirabenes influencing our paanors ea-
and general webcins with tho peculiar hindrances to
their progress in large owns are separately and fully
considered The style is clear energetic always earnest
and occasionally eloquent We knew oil treatise tho
same subject candid spirit better dc'erv-
ing consideration.