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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

BEc-BUC PolsoNs~--A DuLosuE.-" Good morning
Mrs villains why, where earth you going la such
hurry" "Why. nay dear Mr.. sanlfi.i he ruth IT, ms
house J. 40 horribly infested with v-nnn. that nv
way Cour'anc street % purchase he-buv poison
L. 10 possible, Mrs Ailkls. iilf you, Of sslsf
can be foolish % 10 paifOrile fellow VINO l. had fhe
hafe-iacrd ehfonrrY 10 c5naerfef DOuRAUDs mat ien
fa'ian Neaioaief >0ap-a soap which both know tos
srpereHce ~ te lesimabe purifying 'e skin from all
di-iguremeu-; and winch asO knoua onig be- rur
chased GENUINE 40 ~ Wosrr fr,ef r- store from kr0ad-
way with you, Nf-. sandft,i concerning the
MANY attaching % he nan who could counterfeit our favor
e Soap bat then want The becblg pOisOn-and where .,
can get IT, Why Mrs. " lklns assure you an artcc
ean be- procured al SANDS or telchtwsnge- 3 Liberty d.
which vii be- found infinitely better than the ya.1Ous
cocii0n you propose buying Thank you for the inDr
NATION Mr. >iandasi -hal postpone my visit 10 Cour
lsnd street ne de- a. The lawyers say" Remember b.
Walker street. lst store FROM Broadway
ASEsIs74 Chestnut street Pnllalelph Jordan. Nil
street. Boston, Carleton Co Lowell Ives. Salem Guild
Bangor, Blss. Springfield Green Co. Worcester My.
New Haven Bull, Haruarli TOusey. Rochester; Pac
AUS / Bull Troy Pierce { .tsnwix Hal Albany. Mor..
Lockp0r. si0rrs. Hudson. -Y
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SOMETHING NEw ASD UsEFUt.-Hasfings 4 CO.., Aro-
matte misfor-, for pertaining ard purifying the ar iua
Ibe preventive IN a. gDI- diseases corrective o
nasrla, removing errctuay and Immediately all 0reu.g
smells 10 cuurnei rooms. cellars, vaults, &C. USED ia SIGH
chambers no-p 'a- courts vi Justice ara Other crowded a-
-rInoes - here re air becomes hot AMI animated f
dfuse agreeab fragrance and render The f1.t an Der
ectly sweet and wholesome IN places subject i0 age f
freely u.ed they are preventive against that di-rae
They VII BIZ found never falling arre-ng the Tsysges OF
al nlsl- nsut feger-, the c0ufagIon 81 smallpox a. A.
Msnuiacigre and who,-ae aud retail by Itasilng.
Co. -, Broadway and sold by oi dru ggsts irtg
OgL Tie CITY. t1pj l-ll ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

A sOSC BOOK, ILLUsrsaTED GfygS GRATt.-It ron
ans beautiful nlch 10 .ang - the foogino
ais. dresn thai dwell IN marble bal -. The fne % =
English rilenan, AMI "fOll remember me- from h.
bOlemlaD girl" The old house a. hOme7 rom an Oh
opera Any ady Or have without cost BY ca
Ia. a; q Chatham street, or - Broadway. -, Zee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

" BARkTs IElcOPiit sOrs.NO;bing Will prevent f-,
nar IRON iainz on, nothing VII prevent the hair from turn
n3 grey, noitng VII cleanse The hair and nothing al
-rsicse scur and cancrf equal 10 Barrvs Treopheou.
lie calls upon tne community step in Al % Broadway
and lie testimonials u the wonderful clrrss /.
IA wrought upon aose who had gveg Up hope u ever
regainng her hair This Is proof positive ard cannot IA
10 -sfi-ying The most -ceptcsL
sod D. 4. O. SANDS 8 co. ~ Broadway snd =, Fsl.
ton street John MsakIm. 81 Broadway: : Manson q
>rraz seeii Dr. Lindsay, 5 SIKH avenue. Van VOORHEES,
~ hudson street; JeHe- ". Smith corner Fulton auf
rennerry Streets Brooklyn; ana By he proprietor 4
Barry, arts 10 hair gfG BrOadWsy samuel Reed come,
1ay -nd straioas streets Baltimore q. 2. Reeves. Il
Brsi,le square. Boston -,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

to bring Us into notoricty, for wh'cn VIC 'e"''
due thanks. Our number Of subscribers iner eases
however, and thank. to the Fayetteville cores
pondcn, F" We go, ono tho other day solely o" 'e'
coun, Of his dslighyuity ia, aud trashy af''''e
No. 2. r r-s-.
Ono word mere, 10 those Correspondents "no
furnish tho Banner with tho "gcnuino article :,
that is, abuse ofthe Arkansas ln!elliggencef--a"o
we are done. We would recommend 10 'noSe
elegan. and eloquent whpsters Of cr''iclsr,' 'ha'
they put ou, their advertisement through which
thew can proclaim TO the world at rhot rules they
abuse the In,elligoncer; and to 4" Jefferson III
IA r,icular we recommend a study OF dign"y
where he may discover whether or not he Is d's'
pracins the bench when he discends TO daboe III
political slang, and under anonymous names anu
ses the public by making himself ridiculous IN hi'
trial to make us appe,rso. To all Of you We say
write away for or against US until your pens are
older than your shoes; we trow We care not, olI'y
do i, with this caution, do not write so hard ina
the recoil destroy yourselves and bring you do~l
from that high point upon which you deem your
selves perched, for we should greatly lament The
utter annihila,on which would befal you were
YOU so 10 tumble from your exalted station
furnishers of the "genuine article ' 10 the Ban
per. We have written in mild spirit, for
" soft answer turneth away folly"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
MOTH
SEALED PROPOSE

@ th ibl.p hoI
- posaIs for subsi'tlng y
received by tho underslgnei
cy, until IL O'Clock on Ms
December next. fur suppl
dams with rations for llrF1
The lniIans to b. subssa
la,oly residing IN tie Slaia!
bama. for wllnsr emigrai@l
West. n contract hns bsi1
lion of The War Dcparim'I
they will reach their nss
the present season. The \
are to be subsisfca vii
they arc delivered to the
number is not known, butr|
one hundred and sixty. ]
expected to subsis! oil that
ther more or less than that
The raiions are 10 be deAj
in the Creek country Wcs
point or points, and at such
or monthly as the Agent 10
States may determine. t&'I
one pound Of good sound nj
or pork. or three four.hs @,1
merchantablc salt pork Oas
sound merchrntable fouf' "
quart of corn-meal. and o.
of four quarts TO every hu's
Payment will be made q']
scriber, at the Choc,aw AZ
Bond with approved sses% SS;|
a Adi4]
Choctow Auency OctoHf i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
THE MEETING AT FORT SMITH.
AT meeting at Fort Smith, on Saturday las.

the following resolutions wero passed
Resolved. That it is expedient to send delegates
from this county, to the Convention that is 10 as.
sembe at Memphis, Tennessee, on The 18th da y
Of Noseinber, for the purpose contemplated by
said Convention.
Resoired, Tint A. G. Mayors of Fort Smith,
is hereby appointed dolrgnte from this por.
lion ut our county, to cooperate will, such dele.
gates as may he chosen nt Van Buren,. and said
delegates shall hive full power to act on such
things as may come before the Convention.
Resoined, T!.s: il IS sxpediont tisat full ieiega.
tlon be sent TO said Convention, for the purpose
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
CRoss HoLLonI
Mcssrs. Ediiors.-

| perceive that a "F,n
making enquiries about 4,
Gov. Yell has made for,,I
sas. ] am asionished At
inform him that he sacriJ
and political prospects, ID
for the purpose Of beins,
the member of Congrcssf
since sacrificed the comic
the .Wuxhaws' 10 10 tie
l1e sacrificed that station i
and again become sheirCcl]
tive; and is now willing Vi
fee and become one Of TIE i
kansas, IL the gooi Rsp.|
and an abier man to maxi !
this mans humility sasm|
lion. lam surprised lha;i
satisfied with what be hz|
without asking for NOR, \
that democratic T." M'"|
IS true, that in three nighsI
could beat Yell spelling.
! am eratifed that yoasI
people do not wnnI il. aal
should nrei a, Little Reid
glcd on, NJ their choice 4
ten of bargain AMI inir.l
glIishcd the la>i convenlloa
r,erv npnn in the comm
right and privilege ni s'ss'
i,,H,h for ANY Oil o wilNhl
without bcin.a disorsdnis
by minority conrcn, ons d
The people. | am saiisiird,i
tent 10 sci. ct their repre~'
nnre clicciually at the Pl
and rs there will vii b. %
of the wings why MI "
State bring forth their Pci.'
with the people, ii could .
ance III the party. and at'
The nnxie,. ard sa!ic!s4e
tia, the convention ~nh'd'
Youn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The ,Arkansas MAIL 'Rou' and the Wasp
are oil aground shor, distance below Lite Rock
.Ws understand from gentleman just from C'n'
cinna,i, shat tho Lucy Long had left that city
for Nashville and would come Immediately to Ar
kansus river from the latter place. ..slE !. q.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

From Aransas.-The schr. Water 6lsCept.
Trenis, arrived a, this port yesterday from lhe
Bay of Aransas, whence she sailed on the 1elh
ul,. She brought no news, so far as we coed
learn. The ba'gue ST. Andrew arrived on the
l7.h with ,wo companies Of the Sin Regiment OF
Infantry from Key West. and large ship, .uppo-
sed 10 be the kalamazoo, was going in when Cnpt.
Trenis saiicd.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

On Monday last meeting Of our citizens
was held for the purpose Of appointing delegates
10 Tho Gre,, South Western Convention, 10 be
holden a. Memphis. The following are the pro-
ceedings:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Arrea fer Murder under the Ashburion Treaty..
"A man namedRrien O'Donnell alias Dunlop
was arrested iu=NesS York charged with having
committed a murder in Juno last, and then fleeing
from Ireland. the sceas of his fell deed, TO this
country. Was delivered oor to the U. S. Marshal,
and will be sent 10 Europo for trial.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The Newark Adrerfiscr announces the sudden
denlh of Lieut.. Stephen Did. of The nit.d States
Navy, and resident of that city. lilo was u son
Of uio Mayor OF Newark; and was in his 38tI,
year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

o. In Maryland the democrats have gained
four members of Congress, and largely in the Lo.
gislature. !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

OF Capt. Armstrong. Capt. Pitchlyn, one Of
the Chiefs Of the Choctaws West. and the Chief
Of the Choctaws East, passed through our city on
Wednesday last, on their way to Mississippi.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The NJ Y Express Of the l9lh ul,. snys:-
"The Underwriters now rite freely TO the Pacific
ports and others, w:.liou: auy w"r riuuse.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

or We refer our readers TO the advertisement
for contracts for supplying rotions to the Creeks
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The Union has almost ceased to entertain ap.
prehensions Of hostties with kiexieeEhut no, the
less holds to the propriety Of manta 1our pre-
soni attitude onthe.South. western fronti< = Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Two escaped convcts from tho Peni,enlary,
at BlackweIl's Island, named Frank McGaugan
and Joseph Warren, were arrested in New York
on Sunday week, and sent to their old quarters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

or The .Pun,her Hunt" las been received
and shall APPEAR next week. =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

A meeting of Wings favorable to the nomina.
ton of Gen. Winfield Scott for President, and Gen.
James Irwin. of Centre county, for Governor, as
ssmbIcd at Huntington. Pa, on tho 20lh uls.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

eTCol. James McKissick, Cherokee Agent, en-
tered upon the duties of his Office on the l4h.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Or Thanks to Col. r. H. White for files o
late papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

! 0rThe murderers Of Col. DAVENPORT, of Rock
Island. 10 the upper Mississippi river, have all
been arrested; their names are John Baxter, Fox,
Rurch, and two brothers named Long. It's
thought TINT sufficient evidence will 30 found to
hang them all. ~ sssi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Orders have been received by the Quarter Mas
ter ut Fort Gibson, 10 locate the new for, on the
hill few hundred yards above the present guar.
.ters. The work is to be commenced immediate
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The Seminole annuity was to have been paie
out last week. ~. 8 =. s (
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

" Snow fell a. Fayetteville, in Washington
co., on the il,h inst. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

DiES|
AIR NJ Jones' p,thiai.e''
ton. Gro. w. JoNrs. Sys1
only sou Of Il. VI. aud Siail
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

A military court of enquiry, is now in session at
Washington examining into the charges against
Lieut.. Mclaughlin, while in command in Florida.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

T teYj joHa IEURNg1T, Tie fiend that murdered the
o'dmon Silly, on Cane Hill, in August last, has
been npprehendcd, md is now in Jail at Fnyette.
vile; 10 the suine prison are confined his fathrr
and mothcr, both sentenced 10 be hanged on the
9th proximo, for participating in .hc crime. lie
will undoubtedly bo hung.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Pacifie.-Tho New York Express s,ys:--
.Rumor from Washington states, that minister
will b. appointed very SOON. by Presoen, ro's'
10 be sen, 10 Mexico. This looks Pacihc. wear
80 hear from Washington, that President polk nun
self has written letter TO the Pres'dsn, oi Mexico
proposing terms Of nesocialions. This reaches us
in s,raigh. why, bu. We cannot vonch lor II.
80 ~ Louisville. Times.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

II is now ascertained that ANDERSON, the De.
mocratic candidate, has been elected Governor of
Maine BY the people. There is largo Democrat.
ic ma lority in each branch Of the Legislature.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

II is said that Gen'l Almonte maintains an ac-
tive correspondence with Santa Anna at Cuba, and
emissariesaree employedin every direction through.
ont Mexico to take advantage Of the present dis
organized condition of affairs TO invite him 10 re.
turn and assume the snnreme commnnd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
2 nfMocbkIIc COUNTY MEETING.

City, at tie Court House, on Saturday the 2sd Of
Novcubcr, for ithc purpose of selecting delegates
70 Convention, which will be held at Little Rock
upon The 9Th. Of January, 10 seec, candiia'e for
Congress.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

An extensive and valuable deposi, of Copper
orc it is said, has been discovered in Green coun.
ty. Va.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
49,. he y company cfh.r,]
was r'n'aDded to Ia,,.Ih.sq
r.cei'ed renewed orJs. ~ "
Texas. ~

Later Fro~ Tss.d
schooner Mary. Brose,,.|
Galveston on the 2ls Il i
thu! city to the 20sh. OJ
10 the 18th. Therei. I, Il
country to bs found in ,L.1
The latest in,eIIigpnc, !. 4
Cruz was received ,b.,ar1
Good.-A gen,lem,n,.
ing in the north with hs n
faithful female ,erv,ur \
abol'l'on'si. na'~d lluSsu
on llabeas Corpus, losS
and sci a. liber:y. Ms'
own case BY determine, !.
continue with her kinIss'
was permitted tn rciu IN
not satisfied-she sued "
for false imprisonm, ,at, !,
SIOM. Mr Ilud.o. :
was imprisoned d,-ScrwJS !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
FROM MEXICO,

The dates from Vera Cruz, quoted by the N
O. Bulletin. arc to the 26,h of September, the
news is not important; the Mexicans are now bu
silly engaged with their internal affairs, and the
invasion of Texas is not so much spoken Of. The
Administration seems 10 be growing very 81; ;,.a,c
"",' ""'' 70 '"s"' 10 ..ooI%TSSfised the standard
- s''' '''a' 1.aifhod nMhod in favor of the old fed.
Of revolt, aRlaiiu,
The Baron De Cypre, the French Minister,
ihad received mis- passports and would proceed to
Havana and there await orders from his Govern.
mcnt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Of properly representing the western portion OF
the State, with Wow of bringing such n"'"rsof
public utility properly before 'he Con'en'"n' W
order that Justice may be done 10 tbs long me-
elected portion Of our country.
e-'-ls'l JOHN ROGERS, Chairmdn,
SAM. EpaossoS. Seeretdry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
FROM TEXAS.

KUN lEAAS. fai114ss As
The latest news, which we CLEAN from tho N
o. Bulletin of the lth inst, is unimporiant. =
Tho Cincinnati arrived from Arnnsas Bay, bring,
ing dates 10 the 27lhult.; all was quiet, no news
Of amy hostile movements on the part Mexico, -
The Ttensurer's cificc, at Austin. containing all
the papers belonging 10 tho departmentup to the
commencement OF tlous,on's second lerm was dc.
siroyed by fire. the 9th ult., supposed to be the
work OF an incendary.
The Lagrange inielligencer heads its columns
with the following lcke,:--J. Pinkney Henderson,
for Governor; Albert C. Horton, for Lieut.. 60.
vernon, and Thos. J. Rusk and NJ. B. Lamar for
U. s. Senators. The Galveston Nsrs is of opinion,
that this ticket will be generally acceptable to the
people. and the Houston Telegraph believes there
will! be no opposition to Gen. Henderson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Gen. Arissa, ii appean1
ed at Washington, ha,,is.|
panied with a military is,,l
time any indication Of ,AsJ
lean force on The Rio Gal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

Appoia'ment.- Judge Dunlop has been nrpon.
ted TO Gil tho vacancy in the Washington circuit
court, crcuied by the death ofJudge Thruston.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

TIE entire cost Of the new steamer Oregon,
now rnnlIg on Long Island sound, It is said, will
come close t" slG0,000. Her fnrnitre cost up
wards Of $4,000, and the engines abou, $50
a0oss = ssse
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25

The New ConstHuiio" . f7sras.-The Washing
ton Union. in spcakin. of the new Constitution
adopted by the Texan Convc OF the new State
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and by me they in their Judgment may decide
submitting 10 them in ali things they vii To
those who uay be pfeJgdiced against me. blame
you not for dIsbclieTins my statement blame you
not fer al that you may say against me- - Gods
help Will endeavOr 70 i've that you vii respect
me and by prayer and waichiulnes- 80 ~
maintain ms integrity that ! sna.l win your conn
dence To those Editors Of papers who have men
toned my sad case with sympathy and eonsicera-
ton ! say that gratitude i little word for my
feelings toward you. In the bitter cups there are
some mercy drops my lie s spared my reason =
spared. The hearts Of my friends are not shui up
against me For these mercies trust feel ihanA
ful and whatever may be- my future situation IN NE
! pray God that I may live as ~ honor the proics
sion that ] have made that ] may De more humble
feel more my dependence God and by biz grace be
come more firm. consistent uncOmpromsing foe 70
strong drink IN all it, forms 70 an ever nave Deen De
fore might write much more but do not think II i
necessary. ! should have prepared this before but
wished 10 write every word myself, and sien my name
| have been and still very weak and feeble.
This the only statement that has ever been put form
In writing by me- and ] leave Il With the pubic May
God assist them 70 Judge Alright in the matter
JOHN b. COUGH
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NcNx Publications.

~ BLAckwooD for September is before us, OK
'eAeniy reprinted by scott & Co. English Landscape
sihe title Of the opening paper Marston and North
ecimens Of the British Critics continued Bet
esa' 'Waertons Essays Womens Law Studies, and
The Historical Studies are the subjects of critical pa
Pr B. simmons has long Poem. and Margaret of Va
IA al sc and The Baron Won Stein the themes
TIE remaining papers lakewood is still TO earnest
''sseTs. the hrst Of monthlies.
|, TExAs AND HER PRESIDENTS: BY CoRINNE
SoNrcosEKS"is published by + Winchester, "a Ann ST
p cents The writer is well acquainted with her sub
sa Yields spriehtly yd vigorous pen and has most
'aa''sn, reasons for slorifyng Texas and Annexation
Ness warm partisan Of Lamar. whose Portrait faces
as riepase and vehement adversary Of Houston and
''oes Her book viii be rcshed by those Of her way Of
snkns
THE ISRAEL or Con A Series Of Practical
sruons BY STEPHEN II. TYING. D. d. Rector Of ST.
seorees Church n. Y" has JUST been published by R.
cster s. Canal in fine octave OF 3O7 pages Third
ssson, on the title page, tells the story.
~ "PUglrAyIsM: Or. A Churchman'S Defence
vsin.i its Aspcrsions by Appeal TO its History
y rHoNAs w. Com u. ID. Rector OF Trinity Church
SsRochelle has jus, been published by d, Appleton
sCo in beautiful l2mo OF Sc pages We do no, read
Sreish works OF this eassinveiehing against other
Foples sion or want Of tbut have no doubt hs Is
GOD OF It's kind Ii appears 10 be made up in good par,
Citations from approved writings of those whom II
sfsgns, and is sbundanily fortified by references.
~ SERMONS on Certain Of the Less Promi
asn' Facts and References in Sacred story by HENRY
Sfl'li b d. Principal OF the East India College sec
ad Series have been printed in octave of l3 large
'ssesby Stanford & Swords, lS9 Broadway Ills doubt
7s arranged TO be bound up with the former series.
% THE WIcwAx AND THE CABIN, by w
olNosE SINsfs forms No. V. of Wiley & Puinams
Library Of American Books II Is collection Of Indian
"Ores. Of which We may speak hereafter 50 cents
w Bic ABEL AsD THE LiTrLE MANHAIrAs,
gCosNELrs MATHEWS, ferns Nov Of the same series
Scents
"" THE History OF IRELAND: BY WILLIAM
oothf Aided and assisted by Committee Of Admirers
in'h Antiquities. Natives of Diiieren, Countries who
aoho" Residents Citizens Of the United States"
,~' has been handsomely brought on, by r. Martin &
70 % Johnst spirited portrait Of Brian Boru faces
We esep4se.
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Religious Items.

The SWORD DEFEATED.-Rccem account, from
The Polish frontier mention strange attempt M con
version with appropriate results The Russian
Government dispatched several ministers of the
Greek church to village in Liihuania in order to
convert the peasan,ry. These worthy prclates were
supported by detachment consisting of an officer
and 40 soldiers The pcasan,ry however, invegled
the priests into a forest and murdered them. They
then set fire to the barn ia which the soldiers were
ouartercd, and threw into the flames all who at
tempted TO escape.
LBERALITY or HEATHES CONsERTs-The
London Missionary Society has received $1,000
from its stations in southern India as a contribution
to the Jubilee Fund.
ISpIcArIoNs or PElcE.-There were lat ely
preached in London on the same sabbath, one hun
d,ea and Ten sermons on the subject Of Pace
Should this example be generally and perseverlngly
followed by the Ministers Of the Prince Of Peace,
wars would soon have an end
obstruction or SLAvEs.-From the interesting
Report of the Methodist Convention, recently held
in Charleston : C. it appears that IN addition TO the
attention paid by travelling and local preachers to
the negroes in their regular mihisraions there are
between s0 and 30 missionaries lab0rng among
them exclusively who have under their charge over
l 1000 church members and 100000 attendant on
their services. Over 1000 negroes are in connec-
lion with the Methodist Church in Texas. The
South Carolina Conference has sixteen missionaries
to the negrocs--ihe Georgia Conference, twelve
tennessee fye-Alabama, seven-Memphis, nine
Arkansas one--Missssppi, sevcn-N. Carolina
two-Virginia, two. The caioohising of the child
rem and youth is prominent part OF their labor
Dr. Caper's Catechsm prepared expressly for the
purpose is extensively used and 1880 children are
ca,echised in the missions of the :. c. Conference
alone The expense OF these missions is annually
more than sll 900
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nANCINC AND WALTZING Academy )

~ East Broadway.Mss Parker respectfully announces
10 the families residing IN the vclny 81 East Broadway
hat she intends pcung school for the Ia he private
rooms the OF East broadway and Chuions en-
ClnuusL for young ladies' and Misses, conienc
ing toe first Tuesday Ia Ocioa.r-
DAYS OF tuition 1aesdays and Fiidays soin 10 O'clock
Miss Parker Will instructions In the a-h unable Gu ID
niles including the Polka Qusdrles also NE Nizlrhh
Bal Room Polka. Gannade- and Ohrr styles OF W aLlns
Particular attention paid i0 the mnuet exercise, as u VIII
much Improve the figure.
Terms n.ie known on application Mas PARKER Al her
residence No. ~ BDsey. the school on ue day OF
opening. g..
convenient ~ attend il the afternoon ~ III