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II will be that the principal in deposits is
n the banks of these three cities or S 995 on dc.
posit all the pet banks So 9i3 OIL are in the six banks
situated in the centre Of the great commercial
of the country and s603 sol in four banks situated in
the grand focus Of all the great speculative movements
that IRON time to time up. This immense amount
in addition to the great capitals &C., of ihese banks ia in.
tended to work out great deal or trouble and difficulty
before u again becomes distributed among those from
whom has been extracted The receipts from customs
at all the ports Of entry the Union up to the LIST of
September cannot fall much short of twenty five millions
oil dollars; at the rate of accumulation
the year. the total amount received from january l. 1874
to January l. lsi5 cannot be much under forty millions
OF dollars Making due allowance the falling Off in i'm.
poraons at the latter end Of the will place the
amount AZ s3'ooooOo This with the receipts from public
lands must give revenue OF S37 900 900 Estimating the
expenditures Of the Government TO be for the wear
$40 900 000which is 81 0000'0 than the estimate
OF the Secretary of the Treasury -redeeming all toe
outstanding Treasury notes and paying the public debt
falling due the let Of January next will take $4,000 600
more making in all expenditure Of $40 600 0co
out Of revenue of S37 oO0O0O leaving surplus Of at
least s7.oOo,000 We have placed the revenue below
what we believe it actually will be- and estimated the
expenditures 10 be much larger than what they actually
will be, II we may take the expenses for tho first six
months as criterion But taking our own estimates it
appears there will be surplus OF 81 600 the OF
January next and until thai time, the pet banks will
have tie control OF on amount reaching double that as
the deposits are allowed to remain in hand to meet the
part Of the debt due them This surplus has all sccumu
lated under the tariff act that is highly extoled by one
party and abused by the other and this surplus will
be traced hereafter all the evils that invariably
from such power placed in the hands of few banks
have very strong precedent to refer to when we
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
phsiafielpIsla.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

PHLAp.lraiA Sept 4. ls4A
Frederick Hess tried yestsrday In the Cnmi-
nal Court found uy is't evening but recommend.
ed 10 mercy BY the jlry. Hess is boy, said to be
OF respect connexions and is tie first person tiled for
participating in the Kensington riots.
The individual who charged iih being engaged
in the burning OF ST. Augustine Church. Thonas Gaury
placed upon trial this moraing. which concluded
about half past one when the adjourned until to-
morrow morning The testimony against the prisoner
amounts to nothing, and should hardly uipose
jury could convict upon such doubtful evidence.
The prisoner 10 also a CON- arstge stranger having
neither money friends ngsge counsel and
kft at the mercy OF the Coomonwea weath, which trust
viii see Justice rendered Hs strongly protest against
the charges made.
The Esprit of the Times" is very severe upon the
Natives particularly Levin and Gen. Peter Ken smith.
Gen Constantine Col,us the Iri,h whiy spurns
The former while Florida correspondent Charles b,
yio nty denounces the other in this mornings paper
The :" ! ines" is rich
The special convention OF the Episcopal Church II
Pennsy vania will assemble TO morrow Tor the purpose
of considering the resignation Of Bishop ondedoDk and
certain other matters connected with this very amabe
Samuel Hemphell one of Recorder ysuxs officers has
oeen csush, .xtorting from poor woman and very
should dismiss him at once This thing is too common
among the Philadelphia police.
svery amusing TO see. Bella Badger and osrn Bay.
ley-both VERY clever fellows no doubt arrayed in
comicsl dress this morning as the Coy MinStTel" pa
to s
4. -. az. -, - m 'No''o"
ciear INC 'oao ior Heniy 1iay, &c. ~ was rcn
aHair
. young man named Nicnoias hare now under nail In
eo."Vo on cha'ge oi parnlpating IN the kensingon
was ar,ested az tns instance OF several irishmen IN
Kensingon last evening, taken before Alderman Hugh
LARK whose cnaIscter Is wen known 10 the whole com
uy h ~ os LII 81 me mosu men IN Una, ostticti
plea Of having talked rather loud whereby they aege
he was melting riot SC Shame shsme,.
Htues sri, named seaman was severely injured this
morning by being knocked down and ran by horse
anu vehicle IN walnut street. .
me aIy gooos store OF Mr connolly IN North sth
:t,ee., pe.~een MaIke! ana Foert was considerably
INJURED py nre tns morning ABOUT TWO O'CLOCK The nre.
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SHIP NEWS.

correspondence OF the Herald.
PHiLAprLPHta. Sept. i-P NJ.
Arriyed-Dsnel Parker. Troy, NY. Below, Amlapsder
West Indies.
Cearsd-C',nc,s Lewis, LsruayTs, Don Nichols Drink
ksr, do ll,r, SEARS de- Florida, Reed Dhh'on, Mass; Wm
Y; Squire Brothers steecr. Providence; Jabez l. h'e
Corson Fall River; Iodine Blew, NY ork; Ashland Mason
Yotk.
,B,LriMcEr sert AR Vermion, Seaman, New yo't;
Michigan, Terry, Dc; l. Southland Burke, Philade hia. Id,
nca Buxton Rio Dc Jaeiro Augusta Bckhead, Brown for
South America; Seiina, Jackson Rio craue and Market
Sld Leila Hgg Roticrdsm Aher klockgeheI Bremen
Pao EULER DO; Bella Lmegno, Gaileino Rio de Jaleiro;
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sa.ss OF srocKs-Bosros, srpr. 8.

Board ef Brokers--I0 shares Western Railroad $50; 10
40 40 % 40 90 s1 o. 40 90 oss o., 40 40 s 90
1859, IS Norwich and Worcester Railroad 6l} IS Rta
ding Ra road 25 do do 25Y 25 do do 26 10 do do 25
so do % l6; 10 Concord Railroad Gas f20O Aiassa
chusetts Fves i033; sS00O Fves l02l $4,000 do do
o2 $4,000 do do io2l $1,000 do do oal; $4,000 Albany
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam.bIp..


We shall esteem it favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
is1Bkar SiyEy Captain Of our News Boats report or
spoken on their passaes list Of their and any foreign
medafey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents
q abroad WIN also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they Nautical Infora.
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received. ~
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LtvERroot,-Shp Soulhemer-Capt w Morris ROYAL Nav.
Mss Hunt England Mr. VIM Pairson and Miss Pairson "a
LvERrooL-shp Tarolnsa-Mr Johnson and iss in the
,,LTEHpooL-Shp Pacihc-Mrs Hale, Brooklyn Mrs Hale
newnuryp2rt, Mass; Miss Rousseau Boston: Rev Geo
- --s"' 'e'e'a anu ~ i
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Hy- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY cuAED.--ih.
rcnic Mixture prepared BY the College OF seicne enc
Pharmacy OF the city Of New York, Is confidently r
ccner led for all cases produced BY secret il
diligence Of any kind Il is m invaluable rem,
az Tor Impotence serty, barrepness (upIsss iersc
Ing on NAL formaiion.l
5nsis bottles 81 each OF hall dozen -,
saliy packed sud sent to ali para ofths Union.
Oiiice of the College Of Medicine and pbarnsacT 81
SaSs3. street " = p,s'uApnsnN nj. D. ;, p yapf.
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RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE,
4 ss yfsiq s Gss ss"is s%. Fl s: s;
sNsYy H2pe @ "a Ge9Tss pFsyi,saes er ao st Eua Brown,
sr Saof sass e. s
F River CID Good Hope Riley jamaica TINS port ana
Miscellaneous Record.
scHR DART 1new is advertised Baltimore, sail for
Canton on the 7th instant.
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford Sd inst. Alto West, Atlantic.
RIVE igydence day sp Louisa from Wilmington
fSa SGdIs
e % % r eH eo a.ssn Of
Ags 40 pS miles < Of s,ady Heck ;chr Harriet from Pic
sRt' Sp Sly aS. from Liverpool
July 80 off caEe Clear Cornea French from Lveroo for
Aug lo lat Ia, @sS g. lon ss b baaae pS1 Mars steering b
Aug 25t lat 49, Ion 30 Hamb ship Knickoboca steering
Aug cS sGSa dIan NS snS GSfsSs sdssne. m
s s.iBSs "Tf IN S.'.sl
Sss sS;;e HE 81
% @ 6s:s 3'hF dHs soFffs % A,ss% s,.
s'G'ss sef WsssS Wes%ss a1.s
ssd s%a nr A Broke ae
CASTLE DICK, Newcastle.
Like Ports.
BUFFALO, Sept 2-Ar Wiskonsan Great Western and st
LOUIS Chicago Kent Pt Stanley Columbus, Constellation
Milan Mitchell Clinton; Winnebago, do Commodore w
joy Ney, Webster and Trenton Cleveland; Chauncey
dusky. Cid New Eng and Franklin, and HARRISON Detroit;
Indiana and Constellation, Chicago; Kent Pt Stanley.
Home Ports.
FRASKFoGT, Aug 20-Sld Rupert, Curtis, Martinique.
BATH Sept 2-An Charles, Sylvester, London Cornela
phi e; sss S%''s ','
Hail. and Alcenus Skoeld Bonae; Centurion, Norris Ha-
vana; Hope Mitchell Norfolk; America, Crowell, NYork.
StwBuRyroRr Sept 2-An Importer Marsh philadelphia.
rrowe Nori9h Niagara L9yell Troy Rabicon D9sne, and
adey Lcadon Robert Louise, lHam6l voss, Havana;
Ausr lesig St Jaeo and mkt; MoseIle, someby Chas.
nde,; Pompno Dyer, Mobile; Berry Sears, Norfolk; w
Err sson, Smith, Philadelphia. Pleiades from Surnam
off Gloucester this morning.
NV BEproRp, Aug 3-An Avon, Salem for Georgetown;
Sachep Hunt. New York; Pnion Edridge, Albany Harriet
Hor,irs Hour Aug 2oArr BowditcI Emery Maries
for Bangor; Sept Edw Peble Petting Alexandria
ton; Frances Soule, and Aurora Swift Philadelphia for do;
Perseverance, Weston and Geo William Park do for do;
mond for do Delaware rro, Philadelphia FOR Portland.
Washington, Williams Portsmouth for Philadelphia.
NEw HAVEN, Sept 2Sld Pantea Heuick. and Geo Loyal
Atw aer West Indies Harding j Winsmore, Philadelphia
PHnanELrinA Sept i-Ar Abbathula, Cram, Portland;
ALExANpRIA, Sept PAR Virginia, Dexter Barbados Sid
Phebe Eliza, Osborne, NYork.
FREDrRicKsBuRe, Sept 2-An Olivia s. virginis NYork;
Texas. Boston. Cid Hafaseeket, Portland.
wood, NYor, Eleanor Forrest Baltimore Sid Hy Jenkins
Lghboume, Havana.
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tFrom Noahs weekly Messsnger) J

no SANS POPULi sUPREMA LEX-WAs THE
motto OF he late worthy Doctor orne and for years be
carried ont these princpesThe Health OF the People
Law supreme. No sacrifice be too great secure
that blessing foolish fastidoas deIicacy should pre-
vent speedy eralic alton ofa terrible disease met
genteel well dressed young stranger in the city
last week who asked us II we could recommend him
first rate ply sican His general health appeared good
hnt fsw red bloches his face, forehead and
told the terrible tale Go, said to s. Bernard 81
Nassau street. purchase bottle Of DR.. Black wells Ant
Acrd Tmcture and he cured lie did so and was cured
IL works like charm innocent yet effective mild yet
ng
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On Tuesday evening Sd instant, by the Rev. Joseph
Law, Mr. ARTHUR RyprR, of Bsl,imo o. 10 Miss JsNs
ELIZA DAILY, of this city.
Baltimore papers please COPY.
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MANSION HoUsE--LAKE MAHoPACK,

MNNSIUN HUUSF--LNKE WAIfUPACK, -.
AUGUST "a, 1871.
meeting of the Boaders the Mansion House. convened
"A in the Dining Room James Jones called the Chair
and Johu OBren appointed Secetary After remarks
from the chairman the following resolution proposed
adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this meeting be rendered to Mr.
and Mrs Samuel A; Berry host and hostess Of the Mansion
House for the kind aud liberal which they
provided for stes and contributed to comfort dur
ing with them and that recommend the Mansion
House TO our friends who visit the Lake
On motion Of Henry Burrtt committee OF three ap-
pointed to wait Mr. Berry with copy Of the above eso.
tion.
After which il Resolved that the proceedings this
meeting be Published the New York Herald and the Daily
Tribune.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned,
- JAMES JONES, Chairman.
JOHN OBRIEN, Secretary. IS It.ec
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DEATH UNITED STATES SENAToR.-We re-
gret to learn Tint the Hon Wiiiism Futon Of tho
IT, s. Senators from the State of Arkansas died at his resi-
dence, about mile from Little Rock the 18th ulimo.
Nat Infsfigencer, Sept g.
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On Friday evening, Aug 30, at Tompkinsville Staten
Island Of typhus lever BsAgMAN VAN BsAMAN DESvsEin
the 10th year Of his age.
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MONEY MARKET.

wednesday,, eptembor I'D r. M.
very slight Improvement realized Stocks to.
day Prices were throughout little higher but the very
limited operations show that the market by no means
settled and that few have much confidence in the present
state Of airs At the Old Beard Canton advanced per
cent; Mohawk, u Harlem, Norwich and Worcester,
United States Bank Long Island, Vicksburg Far.
mers Loan, Pennsyl SIS closed firm at yesterdays
prices. At the New Board, Long Island improved /;
Canton Harlem, 3; Norwich and Worcester Ster.
ling Exchange remains firm at 81 per cent premium,
with very limited demand at present.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad seems to be in.
srensng very rapidly The annexed returns certainly
look very favorable
NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Receipts for August 1914. ........ $24ss6 AZ
1913. ........ l6 523 SO
Increase. se................. 6332 SO
Receipts for first eight months, 1884,. Sl4O.059 rs
lS43.. 81 ,9ll 40
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Increase for eight months. !.

The Secretary Of the Treasury in his monthly report
of the finances of the General Government kes stale
ment showing the amount at his credit in the various
banks holding public deposits the 26h day Of August
Tais report we have compared with those previously
given. and the comparison stands as foows:-
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE TREASURER OF THE Us.
SRI
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Increase from June 81 to Aug. g.2i......... 2i. S2773532
OF the Sl $40 9sS on deposit, the 26h of August,
$9i9a 400 were subject to draft 1891 500 having been
drawn for, but not paid Othe eleven and half millions
Of fdoars deposit than three fourths is in the pet
banks Of New York, Boston and Philadelphia. This i'm
mense amount IL centered in the vaults Of six banks stu
aed in the three principal commercial cities of the Union
GoyERNMENT DEPOSITS BANKs RnsTnS Nrw
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MIR DEMPSTER'S
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, ". Y. Society Library,
Broadway and Leonard streets.
Mr. DEMPsTER has the honor his in.nto Of
three vocal the Of Monday
"Wednesday and Friday I'd a and 9th September when he
viii! introduce his popular COMPOSITIONS including the Lament
Of the Irish Emgrant; The Blind Boy; Jeanne Aorsen The
Lonely Aud Wife; Let US Love One Another; Home ,he
hood; (1e Indians Compan Oh. why does the White Man
follow ati The Death Of Warren &c Scottish Ballads
John Anderson 10; My Mamie q; Mary OCase Carey;
TAX yopr auld Cloak about Mlns Man for that
had at the music the Society Library the
Tickets 50 cents, 10 he had at the door,
Doors open at half past Ito at 8 o'clock.
ID sept6 &C
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Boxes. 81 Pit, 50 cents Gallery as cents.
Doors at THE Curtain viii rise precisely at asst7
THIS EVENING, Sept. s b. will be performed,
MACBETH
N3uW ,npr,son n,,
Lady Macbeth. ........,.... Mrs. soman.
To conclude with
SHOCKING EVENTS.
0rlmnhoi. i.................,...... MIR. Chppendale.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
DIR. LARDNER'S ENTERTAINMENTS
WtTICKETs TWENTY-FIVE CENTs-D0
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
THIS EVENING,
Thursday, September 5th.
THE MINOR PLANETS.
TELESCOPE ILLUSTRATIONS
OP T G A l. X ECK EATIONS!
G5-T To commence at O'clock "a Itrct
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01-CONNEL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR SHOULD AL.
ways be kept by every amlvfor all OF burns
gives almost instant reef-and heals leaving even
scar BY its application swellings reduced and in
famations removed 1t every species sores both
old and and extracts oil pain agony from keons
RunjRoundsn incredible short time. Sold'only by
Comsock Co al 81 Courtlandt street and Of their true
agents throughout, the Union
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CONCEkI NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AM INSTKu MENTAL CONCERT
" at j. PlNTEUXS Cafe des Miles COLONIES Saloon No
307 Broadway.
Engagement Of Miss ADAIR, the fine Vocalist
This well known establishment has been considerably
since May Refreshments of the kind always
be had al the bar with the attendance OF careful
we'll veesed billiard room containing eight tables communi
h the saloon the foor-tI and creams te
best the city affords, can at all times be obtained.
Entrance Free. sl2wsrc
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0-MEssRs COMsTOCK co AT 81 COURT.
iand street now offer for sale very superior at ie OF
Cologne Water very low-quart Hook Bottles so cents.


Ky, ai.ohps etRisiAr ALTE kATiyE NIP
TDNE For the cure Of primary ,ndary Syphilis
ma sil affections producca by inudi:ous use OF me-
cury The great advan.agcs possessed this powerful
Alternative over all other preparations Tor the cure Of 81
aiiis is that while curing the disease improves tn.
constitution, whilst mercury general, leave mucs
worse disease than the II Is stnjn nte<ed or The
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty vic for
merly considered mercury the only Tor those
plants Sold, in since bottles 81 each in of hal
Dozen So, carefully packed and sent b oil parts Of ths
Onion. Office of the College IF Medicine nnd phairnn
cy. 3t Nassau street
w arcHAaDaGN. M n. Baen;
aG-DR spHON's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY--A
certain relief for this complaint and radical IL per-
sisted In Whole families, every member oil which was
subject to it, have been cured by this remedy II msy be
had only at II Courtlanet street.
or The CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sAFARlLLA, CENT AN AND SARSAFRAS, pseperec
oy the New York College ci Medicine and Pharmacy
ebished for the suppression Of qunchery This refined
and highly concentrated extroct possessing all the pnr
Tying qualities and curative powers OF the above herbs
10 confidently recommended By the College, infinitely
superior any OF SaIsapara present before
all diseases arising from impure of the blood
auch as scfoiula, ssrheum, ringworm botches PIN
PIES ncers. pain in the bones joints podes
eruptlons ucerated throst any disease arising
from the secondary effects OF syphilis ipludicsu'
use OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at. ... 10 cent? encA
Ia Cases OF haifa-dozen Bottles, 50 so
" dozen Go
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
n BA very liberal discount to wholesale pnrch
onice OF the College, 95 Nassau street
w S RTCHARn9pN M. H.. Ar1xs
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GENIN'S IMPROVED MOLESKIN HAT.
FALL STYLE.
Price a

L 4
Price $3.50.
"A NOW READY At CENIN,S well-known E.,sb,;.h
- ment: hishfy imprOred and rery beautiful MoLEsKy,
HAr made in close Imitation Of the French Hats from the mos
celebrated manufactures Of Paris Having hand a as
sorment o. the imported article made by Mugne gentlemen
the almost complete identity Of the articles MANY une
these circumstances have referred those by ths
subscriber not merely for their greater cpaynes a pos
essing ~ an eminent degree those qualities fo which the
femch Hats are 50 Justly admired viz :soiidy of brim
which adds much general durability and which alone ht
oeggnaHy-htgh insfrc and neatness Of trimming
The subscriber only from his knowledge the article bu
also from the great satisfaction of those who purchased
can confidently recomme ID them the gentlemen OF New Yo
ed n this country lie therefore solcits and examination
Of their merits. j. ~ GENIN
,u .n , 2li Broadway, opposite st Pauls
The usual full and choice assortment Of Beaver Nutra ant
CASHMERE Hats Also, full of Mems, Youth
,nu Inans caps IS 1msrc
LEARY & co FASHIONS.
GENTLEMENS HATS Of our inmitabe style for III,
ensuing autumn, will be ready for sale and delivery
alter the 3lst inst LEARY &,CO.
49, - . No. aud Astor House.
~ Our Circular of Fashion" will be Forwarded 10 those
who address post paid. "A 6ts rrc
THE SUBSCRIBERS, WIN. SCOTT & 20. would inform
the Ladies Of New York and its vicinity having
er the greater Of the Goods stolen from their TN
night OF the 22d Of August and having made large additions
fer TO their and those who favor them with
examination OF their stock such Of
able Goods consisting Of Lace, Embroidery Fall Ribbons
and every Of Fancy Articles rarely 10 be met with
and at prices ''' will ensure their WI ;yssdy sslr sss ca
Return their grateful thanks their friends for the sympa,h
manifested Of the late
encouragemen and support they have received since the
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RHODE ISLANDER OFFICE, !
~ - NgwPoRr Aug 81, l8ii
AR soth vrginan Code Somerset for Rchmond Arkeze
ro Lawton do for Philadelphia; Planet Howard Norfolk
ihs aud Providence; Massaso Brown Fall River for Al
hay Hope George Providence for do 3Isr Euora Brown
Bn%%an pr pIhadegha fer Warea Pomona SHERMAN NBedf
Fall River. Cid Good Hope, Riley, Jamaica.
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miscellaneous Record.
ScHR DART. (new) advertised Baltimore TO sail f
Cantnn ~ fhr I'll insian - =
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correspondence or the Herald.

Barques Caroline, Vockman Bremen; Diana Ahlen Ham.
burg. ~ ~
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-12
POWER OF CONSCIENCE.

1t is one of the most remarkable properties of
the human mind, that consciousness OF guilt
may remain q long time dormant in it--produc-
ing no uneasiness and no suffering-and yet, at.
ter the lapse Of years, it will burst forth with
most terrific power, and drive the victim Of it to
actual despair This has often been the case.
man who has committed sin, is like one bitten
by mad dog; the momentary pain is slight;
the wound soon heals. 1t may keep up, from
time to time, slight irritation, just enough to
remind him occasionally of the occurrence but
ordinarily it is forgotten, and he goes with his
daily amusements and pleasures, entirely UNI
conscious OF danger. EAsf8 N
infection which it has admitted into the system,
is circulating insidiously there. The poison
glides harmlessly along his veins and arteries
for weeks, months, years. 1t does not mar his
enjoyments or disturb his repose, but still the
dreadful enemy, though slumbering, is there.
AT last, in some unexpected hour, II rises upon
him in all its strength, and overwhelms and
conquers him entirely. It brings agony TO his
body, and indescribable horror to his soul, and
hurries him through the most furious paroxysrns
of madness and despair. to inevitable death.
And it is just so with sin. A murderer, for
example, will often sleep ten, twenty, or thirty
years over his crime. The knowledge of II
will lie in his heart like lurking poison, during
that time. He will recollect it without conn
junction, and look forward to the future without
alarm. AT last, however, some circumstance,
often apparently triAing, will awaken him. He
will begin to feel his guilt; conscience will sud-
IDENTIFY rise upon him like an armed man, and
overwhelm him with all the horrors Of remorse
and despair, Perhaps, if one had tried few
weeks before TO make him feel his guilt, il would
| have been vain, he was so utterly hardened 10
it; SO dead in trespasses and sins. But now you
will find it far more difficult to allayor mitigate
the storm, which has, perhaps, spontaneously
arisen.
| Every person, therefore, who commits sin,
takes viper into his bosom, viper which may
delay singing him for many years. but il ,oil
| sting him at last, unless it is removed. He is
unaware of the misery that awaits him, but it
must come, notwithstanding. This is particu-
larly the case with sins against God; and the
wonder is, that the sense Of guilt will remain so
entirely dormant as it often does, that no warn
ing, no expostulation, no remonstrance will dis
turb the death-like repose, and yet at last the
volcano will often burst forth spontaneously, OF
from some apparently triaing cause, and over
whelm the sinner in suffering.