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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10
POLICE OFFICE
Adjourne,i.

TUESDAY, November y.
A,xs.r or Fglox Ca the l3,h September last
man nsns3 Frederick Ev,ls was arrested for stealing
poeke book containing $50 notes, checks aud bills,
f.sm tis coat pocko OF William Scott. A. II hung up u
Foyer, barber shop Chapel-street noar Chambers.
He Wa, talad on ~ an irresponsible bail master and
f.ed 10 stond t, ausxcs the sdictziout found against
him. Gu Moaday night Justice Matscl and Mr. Osborne
Clerk OF ths Police Oice fouu: Evans disguised wrh ha
whiskers or &c in house Cherry street aud ar
rested him IL $3.50 hi brother and another daring often
der named a-> Gallagher, all of whom were lodged IL
prison Evans yss.e'day urrsignod and wi" be tried
on Tuesday next.
RoBEI>c \ IIorE..-Oticsr penniston yesterday ar
rested Eau L.ned Frederick T. andoPh charged with
stealing so worth ofclothiug from john W. Mun'oea
boarte in said house. which the accused was employed
Most of toe a,tccs ouul in BIZ trunk and he was
committed for 'ral
RoRBIxc Hov,e.-Ssmusl Wilson was arrested on
Monday night for stealing i've dresses, psr of pan
looms and shirt worth $2s 50, fror tho house of Bunard
Sheridan No. - Clf Tho articles were found
OH HIM and he wa, coan.tt,d to
CoXcE.Lrp TO SrRAL-Jchu Lewis was found con-
ccaled lIoEday sht tie premises Of Joshua Under
ill., as was supposed with intent steal for which he
20 prison.
STEALING SHAwL.-Robert Kidd arrested and
committed Tor stealing shawl from Ann Wilson.
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City fnteIligence.
Reported for the Ne~-York Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

Tuesday, November 9
Ia the Superior Court, today, the Mechanics Banking
association obtassd verdict og 81 9e9 agairs, Messr
j. D. S A. Lawrence. being the amount OF a note given
at the suggestion Of their brother n-e Samuel A. VIII
oughby Esq, TO make good certain securities to the
Bank Mr. Wllor ghby assisted the Mechanics Banking
Association to commence operations by giving sond and
mortgage for $4,000 in their favor security TO the
comptroller, which is still held. He obtained oaa
afterwards for 5000 giving COO worth OF the Aso-
cations par stock end this note Tae stock soid
'e9ueniiy at a per cent, leaving the borrower i debt
The defendants IN this cl1med ia L ,hs note was
gwen merely as FORM With the understanding that they
~'re not to be held liable for ill., The Court and Jury,
however, thought otherwise, and hence the result
Ia the Court of Common Pleas the jury, to-day gave
verdict IN favor Of 5Ire Brewer FOR $500 being damages
for the detention from her 81 her late ba,band picture Of
Chris. Healing the Sick
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

TUESDAY, November .
Before tie Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah, and Ad
Leonard and Hatfield.
The Court resumed the trial Of Edward D.ev FIR
ienieanof IN attempting 10 brbe Dennis Cayauaeh 10
tae Quarter Election OF the 18th Ward in April last
The certificate OF naturalization of Cavanagh was pro
duced as taken out Of the Marine Cour, November S.
7 which Mr. Graham objected to as lot the hghcs, or
best e'ideuee aid deman ded record which wa. then
ploduccd BY which II appeared that Michael Il. McKn-
ne OF the 9th November 1888 de oath before Justice
schen Of the Marine Court that Dennis Cayanagh had
then been i've years in the United States and he was
,hereupoa certfcsted citizen, although Cayanaph
expressly the Trial that he had then been in TN,
country only three years Tao book of registry Of rho
An Ward vas also produced and Cavansg name fouad
registered there the 7Ih September $780, The n,o,.
euon then rested, and Mr.. Graham for de oo.,ed
the case and read the original sdays of Caysnaob and
Casey before Justice Parker the 18th April Ia., il
which we're some statements at variance with tboe
to on trial by those witnessed IL was proved hv WI
IT, Robson partner OF defendant. that they were both
men OF slender means that he never saw
or Casey at the defendants store al any time in hi, f
that neither were there the day before the Eec,o, M
re had never had any couveaon with either of ,be a.
'ne store or any where ese that be did not know Of IL,
ever having received paid out any money for
purposes OF The Election, but should have known II b.d
ne received or paid any money; and that tsfsndaat
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.
TussD.Y. November .

Before Judge Noah and Alj. Hatfield ans Leoaard.
Chsr-s Smith vas trlsd for stealing tar earPeiilg
worth - or, the house Of Jsmes Dunbar: aejcdged
guilty and seat 10 tie Penisenuary for months The
same for sn sss1a AID battery James Dnbsr guilty
Peai,en'a,y other months. Thomas TompkIns, ass,ul,
and battery Johr Buckley Roy guilty Peai'eh;iary
months. jane. Douglass aad james Clifford boys,
stealing from houia I,Iu silk snd rIbbons guilty
sen me House Rcfc.e Mary uOlan, stealing thirty
yards calico from J. J. and A. h Hull guilty Penisentsry
months. Frascis J. Denard and Henry Hicks, coored
men, stealing beaver worth SI2. from Thomas
{. DOYLE Hicks rot guilty, peHArd guilty, AID sent 10
the senieatiary FOX moa;hs. William Morgan stealing
a ml.Le, worth s., from Nicho!as ConcSlin guilty
Peai:entiary months James Green, Old offender,
stealing au1 r;h So, from MeSsss. Ayorc Totem
guilty. Peni;eu,-ry months. John co1uer sssau and
battery Oh hi, WIFE, Mary Am gully, judgement sus-
pended and he discharged. Jhn s. are, alias PaIce
alias Robert May stealing Sl0 III Ills from John w
Morgan: gully, PeniteGtiary mcsihs The Tor
stealing u in bills from Ben amin Gardner guilty. Pen
Tertiary auohsr months. James Taylor assault snd
battery and Emen- Johnson colored charged with peu,
larceny, werr severaIy discharged ios Of evidence
Adjourned
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IT The ron arrival Of the y itannia at Bottom rs,
caused coasde able feeling of alTm among those who
have friend board thar steamer This anxiety is very
rniurn' vet these persons have Of consoa
lion II taey woii but One Of the greatest Of
these ii- possession Of such liable remedy for
'""gh'' Colds Affections of the Lungs, Asthma & lhs
ners coGcoG itants OF this damp and ungeni OF
toe year. he effects OF tbs remedy r. quentIy per
fec.'y cal, acting .uch prompness, and the
ame time thoroughly hat the patient il aatonisled
10 fad himself veil before had dreamed of -uch de-
sirabe result IL i, such pal1table remedy that
adults airos; induced cry for II" IL is for sse
II RiDs Gii Broady A. b. & d. Sands', 70 and 100
Fulton Mr- Kings Fulton st. and Huestis's cofner Of
Ann and Nassau -. Mo
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CoRoNEw's OFFICE.

TUESDAY, NoVsmbes q
The Coroner, today, held inquest at No Isl South
the body ofan unkaosu, the dress of saor
aged about 20 who 5ua floating IN the water At the
foot of Jamcssreet, having been the water about
week NercIct fund drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

expressly % receive ,y money sA4S "a,
offered hin; u e dsy ,ic'f rk- E!ve.soa-
Jane. II. BEaia II rz-si>h Nilsn., aud Tisoicro 4.
Ward. who brlor-td tie sc,erA Ward asJ Diirist
and Execatv. Committees. depesei that they cid rot
kro~ of any moneys beise pals appropriltcd 10
the deeudszt aad the lat noas-d. ofts
executive committee Of urc VINO kept the MINUTES. mus,
b,ye kpo.n # aay money had be-n appropriated The
defendant also proved uost excellent character By
several witnesses The wSs ably summed up b.
Mr. Graham for defence snd the p'fc, Attorney for the
,o.seuou and .fter charge by the Recorder the sry
r.r;,cl The urv returned with verdic OF guilty
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z For farther news by the Britannia and Great
Western, see FRS; Page.
u For the frs, complete and correct Lis, of Mem
Of Legislature which has been published see
First Page
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" Snow fell in Albany on Monday.

From JAMAICA AND CuBA there were arrivals
at Philadelphia on Monday The news is not i'm
portrait, There is considerable sickness III Jamai-
ca. The Governor of the Island and the Mayor
of Kingston arc a, Observation-Disclosures Pro
duee is very plenty and dull at both lsiands-Ihe
new Intcndan, of Havana is urging all manner OF
reforms in its administration.
.CoRyrsG AND no BASx!'-This is the banner
under which Loco Focoism carried the city =
Corning and no Bank Beautiful MIR. Corning
is President of oae Bank, is large stockholder III
tsOenty, and has helped TO charter at least thirty.
And vet he is elected to the Senate under the ban
ner of .CoKNlNe AND NO BANK! Verify the
seople are good-nntured and credulous, or they
you'd not have stood 50 great gag.
Albany Evening Journal.
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receir Il yesirrd:,, BY tho Western and now
first published IN America, will be fsnnd
ON orr ms; Page. We have two more,
which Will follow us fast az possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

10 Hon. JOIN G. ADAMS, during recen, vis,
TO Aiarshiield, Mass. announced to his constituents
that he should cease to represent them the close
Of the presen, Congress.
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SPECIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BANK.-Wo learn
hat the Jacksonville BANG Florida. has resumed specie
payments aud is ready redeem all its liabilities in gold
and silver. 1t has also nude arrangements for the
demption OF it. TIN. city and half per
crn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

70 Henry Carey, s,age-driver from White
hall 10 Albany, struck the amp-postn crossing the
PATRONS bridge Just north Of Albany on SUNDAY
evening, upse,tns the stage, and throwing himself
frem the seat. He was injured that he died
about O'clock on MONDAY morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

II Tr. Rrahan. hayng been requested by navy
!amie, III Nowfosk To repeat his Concert Of Monday
a't no viii have the horror OF rg on Thursday Nov
lth, at The S.UYye,nnt Ins,i,nrr Mn IL
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THE GRoGlS OUrRAGE.-The Montreal Gazette
says -" We unde siand that in pursuance of the
directions of Sir Richard Jackson, the administrator
of the Government and Commander of the Forces,
Court Martial was held on Mr.. Johnston, an
'iicer of Col. Dyers corps, for participating in the
,apture of Grogan, in the territories of TIE United
States and that, having pleaded guilty, and after
addressing the Court, in mitigation of punishment
he was sentenced to be discharged from the corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

CA7AwsA GRAPEs-We have received a specimen
Basket Dr. r.. T. Ulder rs Caiaw ba Grapes from his
whey ard at Cotop Point Finer fruit has been
good fortune welcome table Taey sod
by A. G. Crasto Astor House, Vesey. street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

10 Hon. DASIEI. WEBSTER, Secretary of State
arrived here on Sunday from Massachusetts, and
departs this morning for Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

u The Police advissu there is gang Of caun-
,eTfeitrrs who.e den Maiden Lane, one he
public in city, who have made attempt TO
that valuable article, Balm of Columbia Tor
the hair. Il Is supposed Ihet their depredaons have
been time maturing and the Police should be
the alert. The artisle ON Comstock & Co. is TO
be found "a Il only Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

IL ST. PATRICK all oads and sna ses Of
Ireland, Fsher Matthew HAS nearly driven the
scohnl from that populous Country. Had we Fa
thef Matthew here, he wond find wide field "r his optr
atoms and beHeyulcnc To those who ring from
col- coughs headachcs nnd papiutionS. say go
TO pr Sherman and be cured he is tho a;her Matthew
of America curing aud eyirg tho sick tina, ho form
IN oradcatOs intemperance Ia ireland To him The
inebrit0 gave MP bis poisonous drafts DR.. Ssennans
skill and ,ze1ssS the 81 and disabled TO for health
aud strength ani they do look la Cas- after
Gus has come 10 knowledge which tho Doctors Me-
cicnrs have effected where other filled and
stances, few where life = b,cn sagcd, that would
hsrwisc have fallcr -cfifce to that sdous d.eae,
con.ur Puor Tho Rev Darius Anthory Of the worthy
and pious MsSost Cergymen Of the oneida Conference
would have found uniim ~ but for Shernan's
LoZenges They cured him Of consumption. add I've is
pre- aching the ro.rel of hs beloved saviour ad
hiring crowss. Dr. ShermIu's Warehouse at I06 Mas
and nts' l53 B~wery, II East Broadwa 22
Rercker 227 HUDSON ~ T., and SC and l39 Fulton
Rrooklyn. ReGIlnr 81 State 81. Rostnn
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~ Hon. WALTER FORWARD has returned to
Washington.
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uThs Arrival OF two y,e,,,ar. \,

II The Arrival OF two t5teu,nars bring.
important dispatches fer the NEW WORLD, by which
1t will be enabled TO 20 shea OF all competitors in the
r'ch.e' oil us contents Saturday Two chapters Of
the November part Of CHARLES oMALLEY will Be
published This week ,rclusieely il advance Of oher
papers together vita the capital letter. Of DONALD Me
LEoD Esq and oh.r gem. Of the ar, water, which will
be duly announced.
Gentlemen from the country, as well as citizens, who
3i'a 10 nave the bet family paper in the United States,
are requested TO call the Off 30 ANA street examine
Ine work. and eabseribe. Terms 81 year. in advance
over one HUNDRED SPLENDID EscRAvfxcs or wood are
given IN the New World during each year.
Inc 4na'to Volume (en!arged) commenced the LIST Of
last July and comp!ets caa yct be supplied The
o't volume of csarIes oIlaley presented gratis all
rev yearly sub. cribers- C2) melt
y To the Pubiie.-Beipg about to leave New
torX' cannot forbe.r calling the attention Of both
residents and ysIters the Private Boarding Hose
oil hrs- MIX and Mas. Tnppe No IL, Broadway. A re-
sidence there for acme ar has convinced that
one- all those comforts md hch looked
Tor IN nome, I'd all those Injuries which are
Motel. Families can be accommodated with private par
!ors, and be as retired tcey could desire.
These with attentive MS and plenty of them pri
cea corresponding the times aad the Constant super1
tendence Of the propretors endsr Of pleasant,
eat residences IN the city lhiol-l Az,
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dents who with energy and judgement followed oa'
me proper line of co;ernporaneous studies Let II oe
thus vor- task gentlemen give the lecturers VINO
are 10 follow me here the proper attention. ana assist
auce e, tie words which they are about 20 uue' MOI
pe is.ivatrd into the idle air. but sink deep INTO VII
ing hearts that will follow them into kindred stu
dies.
l. = true kat each one of these ec;ures. confined
20 BIZ, single evening vii. not be able fully 70 ex
plain .v particular ,opie but sill. the at'ainTnen's
and -s,1raons OF The lecturers sGch hatwc ma!
reasonably expect strong and original views serving
- sr;ies .nd beacon-lish,s wherever they may con
51St You ove- the boundless field OF knowledge
From this iusritutiou placed upon so high vantage
-on; a. .hs, which il now occupies, and having a!
-ssdv givn so great promise OF future progress much
!, sui expected for the literary elevation OF this eot
mercial metropolis
The lecturer here dwelt At some length, and IN
mos, eloquent manner, uPos the general diffusion
OF knowledge among all classes the characteristic
II the presen, age bst our room will not permit US
to give the entire Lecture this morning tie con-
Guided BY saying =
Let the proud motto be emhlazoned on your
banner with which the republican Lucan sums up
his splendid declaration OF the character 81 the
trs; Caesar
MI ac,un reputars dem guild suppressed sn'urn.
Thiuking nough, dons while ,ughi remained unaoee
After the conclusion of Judge IngliS's Address
which was listened to with the greatest attention
and frequently elected enthusiastic applause, the
President introduced WILLIAM CUrrEE Esq a
seu,ber of the Association who delivered Poem
of considerable length and decided merit The
subject was TRUTH aud while many portions
were written with great power. the whole cen'-
position was extremely chaste and poetical.
After Mr. Gutter had concluded, there was a
general call from the galleries for % Hone y
% Hone :" PHILIP HoyE, Esq. who was seated
on the platform, begged TO be excused from speak
ing The exercises, he said, had been OF too grave
character TO justify him TO extcmpOrise. Already
have you been ably addressed in prose and in verse
and there is nothing left for NE but blank verse
A call was then made for Col. STONE, who also
apologized, and said that BY reference to the pro-
srnmme it would be perceived that it would come
his turn TO bore the audience with long lecture
by-and-byc.
Col. WEBB was then loudly called for. but he
made his escape, and the audience dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

WILMfHGrON, Del Oct. y, 81.
GENTLENrES In ths Of my profession have
heretofore found difficult furnish remedy Sigh IN
Itself, yet capable Of performing IN
aud the hr,t Of scarlet fever. lIoREH0usD
CASbY hs- filed t1e vacuum. certainly can say aith
honest heart Ha the of your Candy grst
fysg yourselves, and should be oil medical
|; desl Of trouble for you furnish
at ready command a compound that the whole Hateria
Medica cannot exceed. IN fic know Of nothing Ihst
ia equal to in the ri Coughs, Colds Group and
Whoopng Cough IN particular; and where the lungs
have become just affected, If yosr Candy does them
good. convinced nothing will You will perceive by
this whn; think Of the article ku.s It's value, and
therefore spe.9 of deserves be -pDken Of Com
Hand me always Your fieni and servant,
g. H. BRUCE, NJ D.
Mes"s. J. peage g Son, ~ Division st NY
u Who will 20 bald Col Se7yer Postmsse, at B,-
tavia IL knowing to the flct lat Dr. ngham Of Geneses
County seed over 10 and for than II years
btid mad his hair July re-iored by the Of bottle
OF the Balm Of CO!gmbi from CoHs,ock Co. II Mai
den Lane.
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81 OLD MASSACHUSETTS held her election on
Monday We have returns from but one town,
(Woroester,) which gave Davis SIG, Morton 400,
Boltwood Aboli,ion) 34.-We infer from this that
the Old Bay State continues right side up
by small majority. This morning boat will tell
the story.
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70 Tennessee contains, according 10 a recent
enumeration, ll9, 1924 legal voters. At the Presi-
Dental Election the vote was l08, 680 at the pre-
ceding Governor Election, lO6.794; at the late
Election OF Governor, about l07 ,000
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NRw.YoRK ciTY-osciai Caaeaf'.

The following is the Official Vote oil our NY q.
the recent Election, as declared by the Board Of
ra,,,o,.o-s loo, ev,oino VI:
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The LoxDox QUARTERLY REvEw for Sept ISL Ane'
rIcan Edition. Nes-lork J. NJ. Mason, Finest.
The appearance of the lat Quarterly from Mrs
Mason press has been delayed to give precedence
10 the Magazines, as of mere transtory interest.
The number contains articles on Buclingham's
and Combc'. Travels in the United States; Basil
Halls Patchwork Irish Literature; EIphin-
stones Hia,ory OF India; Orders of knightho0d !;
Letters of Mrs. Adams; Politics and Poor-Laws.
The ability with which the great oracle Of Toryism
discusses men, bsoks, and topics is abundantly no.
torious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-10

All the Loco Focos elected the Carroll
Hall ticket also. The following were on the Car
roll Hall ticket only
Miciael W aI,h..... 1874 Tirhs Dayey liz
Timothy Daley .........2lt les
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-29
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %. 1871.
This paper goes to press in the absence Of the
Private Character.

10 these days Of corruption and hypoc-
risy, when it has become more popular
10 suppress truth thanlto unfold it, if the
name Of an individual be published in
connection with his misdoings, however
public his character or his offence, or
both, a mad-dog cry is raised against
the publisher, for having meddled with
private character, as it is alledged. To
be sure, ifa foreign or ignoble person be
guilty of some petty infraction of human
laD, like the robbing Of a hen-roost or a
pantry, he may be published from Dan to
Beer-Sheba, in all the popular prints Of
the land-and it is all well enough. But
it protested ministers Of the Gospel pat.
ronize theatrical performances. puff cigars
in the public streets, and oppose every i'm
portant moral reformation until il becomes
popular-or if men of "property and
standing" go swearing about the streets,
commit whoredom in daylight, and other
wise publicly outrage good morals in gen.
eral-whoever dares 10 expose and re-
buke them, is at once denounced as a
worthy object of prescription and decrial
--he is an assailer Of public character !
For one, ! hold that the public acts of
public men are public property, andshall
treat them accordingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-29

The LICENSE QUEsr1oN.-When
Editor OF the Telegraph shall have sta
fairly our view of the case, we will aas
10 any thing that he has to saw Oh bed
,er slde.-Vermont Chronicle.
There is more meanness, and iesaaA
and false insinuation in the foregoing
agraph, than have often seen in onI
equal dimensions. The facts in the q
are these:-When the Editor oflhe Chm
lcle made his debut with his "thirJ Wis
so called, I copied his entire arlid
the point and replied to it. In retuna
Instead of showing the magnaoimit! d
manhood to let his readers see my arg
ment, copied out a single seuteucs from
and followed it with his remarks, Wh1
stated fairly" in my rejoindet. A'
now he skuIks away in the above n'
manner. 1t is miserable fabricated pr
text, false and shameful, for quitting
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-29
Jonathan Davis.

The Georgia Christian Index saws that
: the citizens Of Palmyra, in that stals
have given public dinner 10 Rev. Mr.
laws since his return from the North
and that Reverend gentleman presen,
offered the following toast:
our Guest-the Rec Jonathan Do,;;.
ll's aOie ond splendid advocacy of South.
s.n nights and Southern institutions re-.
Gently at the North. entnle him 10 the r..
spee' and gratitude Of bis country
ought not there 10 have been .no.b.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-29

The whole congregation instantly arose.
and poured forth the sacred song. By
the time the hymn was finished, the stol m
was aushed and the sun bursting forth,
showed through the windows to the en-
raptured assembly, magnificent and bril-
liant arch of.peace. The preacher re-
sumed his discourse, with this opposite
quotation:
Look upon the rainbow, praise him
that made it; very beautiful it is in the
brightness thereof!
cit compasseth the heaven about with
a glorious circle; and the hands of the
Most High have Bonded it,"
The remainder of9the services were
we'll calculated to sustain that elevated
feeling which had been produced; and
the benediction with which the good man
dismissed the flock, was universally re-
ceived with streaming eyes, and hearts
OVERLOOKING with tenderness and gratitude
YontHs Cabinet.