Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-15
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.

Tar Mon singular sect of American na
tics have installed themselves in Theobad soad WHERE yes
erday evening, g Elder E. III. Davis styling himself com
panion and intimate friend of the late martyr Joseph Smith
delivered the first of of their particular
views and opinions The audience and of
respectable class of whom provided with the ne
cular prayerbooks Of the The preacher his text
from Matthew, goth chapter and 18th verse; from which
argued that the promises of Scripture had been fulfilled
until these, the latter days this church, however had
been restored the gifts of tongues prophecy, healing and
spation, and was in possession of apostles prophets
gelsts, and pastors the in the days of old The
preacher strongly urged upon his audience the claims Of adult
baptism sign of their admission the Laiterday church.
Dryburgh Abbey where the body Of Sir Walter Scott lies
buried the property of the Earl Of Buchan Over the large
gate, at the entrance to the abbey grounds board which
painted in large letters placed there in all seriousness by
order of tho Countess Of Buchan Shareholders from Ame-
rica not admitted. "-ScotsmG,.
M. Dehun, notary at Mons, has given an example Of
justice and disnerestedness which does him honor and
worthy Of imitation lady, lately dead left him the whole
of her property, estimated so 00Of but M Dethun has
renowned the legacy in favor of the ady's brother
From Parliamentary find that the nett produce
OF the revenue Of Scotland for the year ending 9Th January
1884, was f5 45 1858 whereas in the previous year
only e. 675 943showng increase last year OF G469
620.-Scofsman.
Education among the poorer classes appears from recent
statistical account TO be making great progress Lombady
More than $50 600 children Of both now receiving
instruction there in the primary schools.
AMSTERDAM, JAN. l5.--Accorlng to the NJ Rotterdam
sche Couran letters have been received overland from Bata
va informing the directors of the Dutch Commercial Com
pany that the coffee crops had failed considerable extent
appears by official documents recently published, that
the number Of births during the period between 1916 and
1914, exceeded that Of the deaths by 1880.
One of the most distinguished veterinary surgeons Of Yea
land has sent an interesting communication respecting the cat
tie disease TO the Mddeburgsche Count After tracing the
origin Of this terrible complaint ASIA the writer states thai
i caused ngu avages in the country from 1918 TO 1919
from l14 to 1885, and from l76s to l7s6 that in the pro-
vince Of Holland alone Ice, 220 horned persisted from
April 1863, to March 81 ITO that LOO 900 died in Fries
land and that in l776 there scarcely any live cattle in the
whole country In the 18th century the disease was carried
from this country into England.
observation-disclosures the multiplied uses To which cas,
iron applied, supersedng wood and stone that of
for the dead and perhaps this is the most endur
ing form in which respect and kindred affection can raise their
memorials above the loved Of the earth mausoleum
of this description, the tomb, pedestal urn all of castron
has Just been placed Hornchuch churchya over the re-
mains Of the late Mr. Thomas Wedae who considering The
credit which he won and the benefits which he conferred
on the country by his ability IN the scientific and useful app
cation Of this material whilst living has most appropriately in
accordance with his WISH his respected name pcrpetua,eJ
by il when dead The design is classical and exceedingly
chasie, and the whole cast in Mrs Wedakes foundry
under the superintendent Of Mr. Elliott her MANAGER who
was pupil Of Mcssrs Maudslay & Co. of Lambeth and
certainly the execution Of the work does the highest credit 10
his andcare The inscription, which also cast in the iron
is follows Mr. Thomas Wedlake, Of Farkytes in this
parish died September z, lS43, aged 3d. Lived beloved
Died aented" The whole is enclosed in handsome iron
railing and whilst the monument from the novelty of lie
material induces all TO notice, its elegant appearance compes
them admire This is understand the second tomb Of
the kind executed in the kingdom but probable that cast
iron from its exceeding durability, may be more generally
used in memorials those whose friendship and love
would wrcst cen from the grave Chelmsford Chronicle
CAnLsRuHr, JaSuanp l3.--M. de Jagemann ministerial
Councillor has presented to the Chamber project Of law
tending introduce the Pennsy system the great p
nj Bmchea M Regenauer has another nr,
cct of law, tending open the Government credit Of
thirteen millions Of FORMS in order complete the railroads
the Wiembug line and the second railroad not included
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