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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
.tAt- MIISIC T'TT-

SeNon cEenGG tsAos pleasure i.ssr.i.s ID. ssL
sens % Rehseod and ysesa, - - Ssrsa.s sSt
Ais eiy and row prepss& give lssas p.s. - Iss
s-i" Ne" rsnos Geosrs vh hsoss Paso Ts.ss
suaf Crossf Fus<. Ccspopean. Bssn Yrsnsh Bs,r
He &C. His bss fsssrss-s syls o. eas.ot
AL :" give his pupil thorough hsswass
Cs.ses nay Be tomed ~ his ressdsses Bsnh sA
Ades Who prefer t. ~l be waited ssiAss.sa Gen
ue"ea Who deere to fern fs-r BssS asas tAs.s ssn
% 20 and reeeive tsa I.ssrur,a. 4.
he m"s ""'erus 'srns -Tbs eas- 10 ~ n &C.,
Any con len th~ sisnos s-rs N
W. Tayors Muse rtsSv Mash woodbous>; or W. h. 800
Cos Boob stoie he promptly at.nded TO- .. ea-hn
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The Weather.

There was slight frost in all the adjacent coun-
try, in low places, Monday and Tuesday morn.
ings. We expect to hear that in apprehension
OF frost, the standing and not fully ripe Tobacco
crop, was generally cut in the commencement of
the week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-26
RICHMOND ACADEMY.

NhtS inssseueioa wall opca On The l6lh az
r.p,emst .s,,. L. 7, w. Drss. Es. yin ssvs ss.rs. Of
the Classical psparttsent.
ely. n The v.rtous be srb>s of Beisses
ssussr Of ssshsss wi b employed 10 ssises pseysss
that Of The sehelsu.
Besds. branches Of hssrsi sdseacs P.sivsi
purposes Introducing which useful
particularly this valuable rsshAalss
ell embrace much Of the following bsnebcs Of ksowiss
hof practical utility Mechanical Ara Arss~e Gao
nsy hensnr.tioa Mechanics. Hydaules haebny. ebsa9
eeam Engine, esssy.s Enssssns he pr'sss - Asr
spssty ssrrsesoay, aud eonsuusiea 10 sehsal NH
afssine OF PINE naehixss and peopssuve.
The :ee'ioa Of II bsss<sss ssd vhsh sAsy v
a.ih, to eAss scholar wn ~ resusasa >
''r".on, ise q. cR0Zgf PviseipsL
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.Jns,p6 h. Jrriuo. ESQ,

We have never yet from accident, seen the Am
herst letter of this distinguished Wing: Can our
friends of the Lynchburg Virginian. supply US
with a cow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-26

We continue copy from the Richmond Wing the able
numbers under the head the Yankees fa.I which
commend ihemseS.sto the people OF Virgins Eeusray-
Iosy nsPpy learn, ensiSey read by the
Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-26

o. 4 Meeting o, the Peop.e of Cumberland is
requested At their Court House. the first day OF Oeober
Court. consider the subject OF the cali Ut Con,
10 alter the STATE c, institution. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-26

TAsLx showing the Ratio which the number ct Students
in the Colleges, Grammar and Primary Schools and the
number OF ntsra,e, % yca OF age. in each State.
beer To the White population of such State; also the
number OF whites To the Square Milo in each Stats:
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NIAW S(:fi(D(JI I

Havne s.nvse ersaf s<vssass ~ b.ahh hso sssses(
n: esass. vecpess 20 epss tsv evhss u ~ s,l q
vetdv Of Nsisa Ny psssepsi fss b ~ ssr Cs.r
ssss vAsA may Be rsoesss< ~ ~ sssts.s sy~H-
onsf sooss ssesay IN ths
shsy are wasted k<hoad rs op>ssd o. ~
OF Nossmesf and In eiose Nay Ths sosrs- ~ul
embrace Lectures % Natural Cos-sitosai Mua<psi
hs zee ot 70 The sssoo, ~Ss Gee paysA o. sssssss
sS-otsNov HENRY r.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.
POsTPONEME NT.


In consequence Of the New Market Races
II coming OF Tse-daT. day Of sept Fairfield
Race. Composed m TUESDAY, OCT 7h. -Four
Days.
FRET DAY TUEsDfY-A swe.pdake fr year Old eor.
and Us Nile Hea 90 bat forfeHesi with
entries,
Gen. v. Hawsn, BY Boston dan, By Marion
= '" CoIe names biz colt by Blk Heath dam ~ Mons Ton
John s,Ieh.r ?. hdy BY Boston dam
Lady ConrOh.
sgcuNO DAY. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Ps,sS $50
Milo HrAi- entrance stj.
THIRD DAY, THURsDAT-J-,tsy CivI P-rse $780, J MI.
Hssu tntrsaee $40
FOURTH DAY FRiDdY-S Pv,ss II go, Ter on sys Nrs
Pof". three make Race
Prom the number Of Horses Yaasi Course
Pal Meeting confidently anieIpatsd that
superior IN that have taken slice
pa The Glowing gentlemen promised
b.re.
Goa lla~s n from ~ caons. .rrg Of three or four
Capt Williamson from BGoo wri Nirshcasss four
ohsis Af Nanisr vita Sir. Krsmans Jom A.bam.
o. Hare P.tertbufr Paey ny two or thes
oters NJ sham Pncks, with BtBSs tbrr. herr
Nj boswell wish wherever he so.s be 10
IN a. BRAT Hon John ~ Botts, Calvin
f'i-~r Hb Bes Dek ard O,htp Bead hHsas tain,d
81 fafh III, IN ell, ho- 10 10 IS hD.s-s
The ffop"i1f pledges hrns.n 70 Couise IN a. szd
order - The weather p.fH.f
bsbS@ ~ H. turn shad Mace Hof~ gtaus
- 2S--~h John BEIIHHR, ProlrIsts,.
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TO TOWN AND COUNTRY TRADE.
TIVE subscribers following snre-
fresh wbi-h Oder and county
~ .,
~ Lonjon nuai Fanny TwDed hseanaw, 100 II e.
l24, II 4, Rose and WhiB,y Blankets
20 aud TAT ratin,tts, KY Jean, and Twseds
so es--s Negro Clothing Of every description.
30 entirely sykes Fancy PrniS
Mourn ~ Pns
20 baIas waite yellow and scarlet PIannels
AZ, Large Of Ladies Dreos Goods Of
onabs IossiB-r with almost article usually kept the
Dry "oo-k line y. Il J. q. JAMES CO.
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DIFp.

On The 9Th instant IN the County Of Po~hsian, Mrs. ANNA
WILLIAMSON eonsou Of James Wilkinson Ea IN the 7S
Of her
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NiJTi f.,

NilTi
NULL E'
NHE subscriber has this day tansfe'rr his Auction and Com
mission business to MI TEosAs TAiIurHEo 10 whom be
recommends rs friends and the public seasraly.
N. b. HILL
September 3, lei5
AUtTlON u CuhMiSSlOS HOUSE.
TnE suserber ib, day succeeded Mr. HIT In the Aue-
eniose conducted hy him
n bop-s BY
experience OF many year. to
merit share of public patronage.
lie wi te'or h. Aiisn to the bring and --ns Of Neo-s
Pneh and p'a also -ns Houses Lots and Other property
IN and m vicinity and any Kind OF produce that be
broush TO market
lie ha' engaged inc services o MT N w. NIT To AID him IN the
business THOMAS H. ThLiAfERRO.
:, -o-eW'1I
DRINRER & UORRISS BOOKSTORE
az ,,.I,, $50,
T,ouSTpy npR cu A Sra ,,.,i,. 81. Sc. q. ,..., -,
" HOOK, and s,.,,oncrv
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LAW SCHOOL.

u>HE term OF this institution commepes. N.
following. ~" - iS'A :" SereA
There are two Courses OF Law In u. school: u. o.
Nauons Csh fohy with the ~
Nrna and OF the United Principles Of - u.iL
OF VI gina with the sselees efPsaAi.s Ev,Ss.<s-
ana the Practical or Poferiopal - P,,..
OF the Municipal Law Of Virginia eoapeetoa VIA - -.
osms OF action pout. Of P.s,..
kvdenee applicable 70 them respectively other natter. 4,
insth -'S -
And there also Cou. Rhetoric smbr.eius IN, v,,,.,,,,
OF the Ar nore particularly sppueab srsusss a. d,us
-
There are Lectures Resdns. Rseaiioss Rr.ni,.uo,. 40
Exercises OF different knds riuSeut. I'm nj. liz
ne zee for instruction eco the term for ,,h., ~ m.
OF '- OF $50 for both ofthem Tor parts tose,b
Srsf f0' 'hr e"ur'e Of misunderstanding advance.
WA MAXWELL.
To United STATES PRNsIONEn. A. va.
VIE undersisned resident Richmond City h.vin, A.. M
several years engaged In the prosecution
'hns ana Consequently familiar prop<r ma, m
parns Certificates. ord aud voucher, OF
neeu via the business how ,,oh
ha ne u aend the drawing OF
voucher slso uty in rr,tins ,or an. 4, ~, - -,
Attorney since The law to mai. ,.h -
mas no Interest IN the r~e,v, bv
any pedse noftsse sae assignment whereas
we 10 nd To business lie thar.
orr proposes TO all whose pavshk NJ h.A
va mat ne viii ot Pe1sone al. ,,~,.
ane rem" oy mail semi annually with full nr up
&c Draw te pension and IN eheek or
DC may De deetsf and u with the "A
make such abe mint
hh your papers viii be
wu also continue 10 prosecute and establish moden.
'"S ','.A.uop efms JAMES SUTTON. IT,
JTa
lame, Heath ESQ Auditor Public Accounts huo,d ".
~ rafhsL EA] Register Land once Va.
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S,TOCR or BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. &c, Ar
- COST, FOR CASH The subscriber, with n view
the stoet Nc Boots sbots Trunks ke hand
Will from this Country Mrreha uts
NJ bargains have opportunity now ~
supplying themselves, rarely offered " thsm.
DAVID BURLINGTON, Agent
23-tU for Peter We Deurscn snd Iss n Gardner.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BOSTON MARKET, Mosp.r Af,,rnoon. s;ep, 2.

BOSTON MARKET, MosDAr Afternoon. Sept %.
Cot 'n--The market quiet aud Is OF Importance
Professionally has been rather quiet day. and but hule
done tnsu REAL. There sales OF Mes.
Bee ct 9s Tos, and some Mess Sll, less
tor cash: ElOur-The quite lin
ied, and priees alt gsth,r Nominal Corn-Tnere
no material alteration IN prices since Saturday. Sales
yellow 56i5.c, 1900 bu. white sold day 55c. Oats
31a3se. SusarSsIes the trade wanted at eAs9ic.
MDia,se--Ssles oi Trinidad st 27c. Coffee-Therc u.
considerable inquiry Tor export but hear OF large
SsIes. ST. Domingo Is held ss 6ia7c.
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S"''h ia. NJ tho R-s'r. Richmond v. fhis
SUPERIOR LONDON POINTER
~ 20 casks London Porter, In suars
10 DO do do, in plnts--Por ale
WILLIAMS a HANALL.
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20 Noticc.-we az OF
Shoes, Boots ke, ihis lsopiag 10 O'clock
DUNLOP, NoSCrRE 4 co
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WEST still continues his unrIvaIled style Of
~ HAIH-CUTTIN0, which meets the appreciates of
an Ss-u JAHEs w. WET.
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NOTICE,
NOflCE.

OsT OR HlsLAIn Neroiiabe Note drawn by A. woolt-
hige favor OR 90 Dickinson for el2s dated ee,h Aprl
psyAbe % days ser date AuTe cautioned ax.
trading 1r receiving sid into
having bsen satishsd.
r-gf-h ~ DICRrvsoN.
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CON SUMpTIVES.

BE on yosr guard, IL yon rouid aroid imposition
THOMPSONsS COMPOUND 81 RUP or ia N
AND WOOD NAPHrHA.-This unsivsn-d rsuseSy 10
ru'eoaay Consumption ara introduced notice
the Fall OF ista and that gigantic poou.
favour altogether
Thousands thousands throughout the living
that nedeise discovered hes effected
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09


There is something in female honesty which cha
much honesty ia q and both rare. and
ines,Imabe that the celebrated dis,ich of
moral bard will equally apply either:
"A wins a feather and n chiefs rod;
An honest mans the MODEST work Of God.''
patron Of tn. poor, public audience week in
dgent persons in his neighboGhood, and drioated his
bounty among them according theit woman o.
gcntse address, boz detected, fororn condton
tenled herself day her dauga beautiful cfea-
,ars about years DID, liberal ecclesasc
'.My ord said -hc .he Of my house 1--WE erowns)
due DAY., and landlord threatens TO turn
street, unles he is paid withn the week
Have tho goodness, my lord Cardinal ntepose
cred authority, I'll by Industry satisfy the de-
mand Of our persccuton."
The cardinal billet, which he pax into the petit
TONER'S hand aud said, go my steward wi this paper,
aud from him five crowns' But the steward, on
her presenting document paid down hy. The woman
absolutely refused alleging
his eminence gave her expect a,i ha,
. a mistake. Both con.inred Of acting literally
according order, that lsuay agreed TO res the
matter the Cardinal himself.
IL true,' said lie, s,hsIc BE mistake Give me
paper. and viii recy ,' lie then returned the bill
let thus reclihed the saying 80 much candaE
and honesty deserves recompense Here haze ordered
you a thousand What you spare of it lay
up dowefy for daug,t marriage, aud regaT
my donation the blessing Of God the upusht ds2o-i-
ton Of pure mind
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Turnpike Road Meeting.

All persons interested in the proposed Turnpike between
Richmond aHt Newport fessei tn Chesler
ao1 House. Saturday, the 46sh instant. 10 O'Clock,
The location OF said road iii be determined upon
time, otasr basnc<. pe.
ssnted TO the meeting JOHN BISHOP, Cha.
:. b. STANTON, Sec'v
There meeting of those interested ia proposed
road ia ths city Satldty last: but conclusion
arrived al which OF the proposed (there bens
Two surveyed and essmaied should be adopted least.
understand nothing satisfactory all concerned
done The above IS notice Of adjourned Getting, and
nope Mil b well attended, and unity purpose
may cnaFacterze its proceedings
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
LueiCrOGs AuoCuOte.

D.. Anderson relates the subjoined nnocdo:e,
which shows how perseveringly these animals
will follow their leader. aud presents an amusing
fact in illustration of natural history:
"A buffers boy driving abou: twenty f;.t
we..ers through the town of Liverpool. bu; they
down street along which ho did not want
them to 60 He observed a scavengor at work
with his broom lj:tlo way before them, and called
loudly fer him to stop the sheep. The man did
accordingly what he could TO turn them back.
running from side TO side. always opposing him
self 10 their passage, aud brandishing bis broom
with great dexterity; bu. the sheep much ngltatcd
pressed forward, and at las, of them came
right up TO tho man, who, fearing it might jump
over his head. while he was STOPPING grasped the
broon7-stick in both hands. and held il over his
head He STOOD for few seconds in this posi-
ton. when the sheep made spring and jumped
fairly over him without touching the broom. the
first had no sooner cleared this impediment than
another followed and another, IN SO quick sue
cession. that the man. perfectly COMPOUNDED,
seemed 10 loose all recollection, and stood in the
same attitude till The whole jumped over him; not
one Of them attempted TO pass either side,
though the street quite clear"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Township Election.-'rhe following

the result Of the Wayne Township Election, held in this
CITY on last Monday:
Inspectors Of Eiecti5ts-Ja's " Poe, Jno A. NJ M,,
Jt.tee Of tie Peace .-Enos Tnomas
tonstab!cs-Wm. J. Sayrr, John Arlington
Fence .e,rer. w a. Bickle, s. T. Perkins
Superrisor, Of Roads-lst District, l. Cook: oi E,oa
Thomas: 3d. John Brown; 4ih jesse Starr: 5,h, Josiah
Cha son; 9th. Z f: IN. Stephen Thomas: s,h. Ezra
Hi; OH. David Campbell. llih. Aadfew WOODS, M
l1th. DAVID Sands.
(4-Ihe above named supervisors requested
the Inspector, Mr. James " Foe. for their certificates
Of election
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

FLOCR.-Several sales from yesterday at S261
aud The inspection. AT Capal noted the following
sales, 4U aud I42 brls 81 clear IL bsis 1853
inspected aud 81 brls al.1. 65 clear.
PROVISTONS--Ar quiet, in consequence Of an impo.
son operate las, prices the par, of both holders
and buyer The following reported sales from The
Rail Road. % brls Mess Pork 80, and $780,
600 lbs Bacon Sides, in bulk. Sac cash.
WHISkY.-A, the River, 81 b. sold 1910 gallon
40 l-4. At the Canal about IS 5rls. Sd ia
lot sold l-tr IS brs S4- and 275 ors, 20 ar'
rive, at lszc.--Cin Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Harrison Township.-Thc wings of

Harrison Township, elected NJ - Lecsnn, Justice
Peace, by about 30 naioTity-ulso whs Inspec
Constable The olive tree is barren and unfsuui--na
'oise bianches!' but pleased learn
of good feeling i prevailing among til. wing. lca.,
coo1 OF MnNnc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Tho Methodist conference at Baltimore has dc.
edo against division of tho Church Of SIa
very.
RAPID RISE OF PoaK AND LARD.-On the
29h III Onio pork sod in New YORK (choce BRANDY
5 per barrel. Lafl a, %
GRE.r q A~xtxATIuv o, rho 5h Hoa. J. B.
Weller concluded Of with
daughter Of Hon w Iaylor, OF virginia. This is ths
third kind winch he ant rati-
he e. Bait. sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

n.-By a late arrival from the "Cele.,ial Empire,'
let,e. received by Rev. d. Edwards (Secresary Of
the American and Foreign Sabbath Cniono from a
gentleman OF distinction Hong Kong. stating, among
other encouraging in favor of Christianity, tina,
a.. G.,.nor had ordered all labor Oh the public works
r s,,ne nied the Sabbath
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
ADVERTISEMENTS the adj

vertsemens in this weeks Palladium, We who Cheap
Goods cheap Boots aud Shoes, &c. &c Amd 70 who
good cheap, whig newspaper. Subscribe aud pay
fof thu were very modes, palladium. Two Dollao
a year IS all ask for It,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Bcknoli's Philadelphia Reporter snys Our
money market is withou. change. The Bank
rate is per cent, and this is readily obtained.
while out Of doors the rates range from u to 9
the former being for first rate, and the latter for
good paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Thcre viii be M Ant Ann Nectiny held T..
economy. ON 81 URDAY. THE i9.h OF APRIL, a,
i O'Clock. All persons invited % attend. HON T..
T. SMITH soxpec.e TO De present and address tho Peo
plo.
april g, 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Az INGENIOUS MAcHEsE.-Among the ingen
NOUS machines for which patents were issued
during the past year is for working Tuscan
braid, the operations of which are thus described
in Commissioner ElIsworth's annual repor. -
.After the pieces of straw have been deposited
in box, the whole operation of taking each sepa-
rate piece reducing, bending i. over, trimming
off the surplus, and transferring retransferring
the pincers or nippers by which the pieces arc
held and the completed braid delivered is carried
on with the mos. beautiful regularity without the
ha nd Of an attendant This invention is GER
tainly most extraordinary, for il makes matter
perform the rolitions of ingenious and versatile
mind.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Religious No;ice.--Rev. L. Manfsrd Univer.ali.t, Of
Terre i!aute. Ia. breaches in he Warner building
evening We nesday, April 9h) early candle ls-,iag
The public respectfully Invited.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
VI hig Nominations.

II IS rendered certain that Msssrs. Julian. Legg and
Lewis nominated for Representatives And
hea for. Thona. Adams Auditor, and Abel Evans
for Assessor, are probatlY nominated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

MATRrMoHY VS.. CRIME--Wo believe II has
been remarked By some one says the Now York
Mirror, that matrimony is swcot preventive OF
crime. and in examining the statistics Of the diff
feren, prisons, cannot fail to be struck with
the vast disproportion between tho married and
the unmarried inmates. in the case Of ono nov
before US, one of our western pententiaries there
are 100 prisoners; of these Is are married, lOI
are unmarried, and l3 widows and widowers-
Such facts may well excite feeling OF alarm Tor
our bachelor friends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

Some Of YOU have attempted to refu:a me-
Shall again enter into VIA. this one OF TIA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

The Quebec Mercury gives an account OF tho
death by cold Of Donald Nc Laren, who was en-
pIoyod to carry the mail from Meiis 10 Risiigon'
che. 81 miles. which he did on foo; twice week.
thus walking in the winter on snow SHOES iss
miles ever. six DAYS, with mail bag weighing
from 81 to 40 pounds upon his back. lie was
man of iron constitution, whose powers Of en,
DURANGO were the wonder and admir- alton Of a"
who knew him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
The Catholic Church I'm Germany.

The disturbances growing on. of the establish
institutions in Switzerland. summary of which
published few days since. embrace only a
portion Of the difficulties connected with the do
ings Of the Roman Catholics in Europe.
At Treves, Bavaria, Bishop Arnold. lately 10
vited tho faithful, in that and the surrounding
kingdoms, TO assemble al great festival Of the
Catholic Church, at which the identical coat,
without seam, that was diced for by tho Roman
soldiers, would be exhibited The people, yong
and old, focked thithor in gfoa. numbers, and
having paid the entrance fee, in silver. wore adj
mitted into tho Church There the people amidst
the burning of incense, fell upon their knees, be-
fore a COAT, accompanied by priests united in
chaunts, Holy garment pray fox u.s. "Oh,
Holy coat, pray for us!' &c.
Against this Inocicry, tao Rev. Johannes
Ronge Catholic Priest found in bold and
decided opposition, denodncng tho inpos.urc.-
He, IN turn was denounced and proceeded gains,
III various ways, without arrcstlng his courso.-
On the lst Of January, $40, 10 published a new
years address to the Romans.s of GERMANY
from translation of which, in the Deutcha
Schneposse, n. y, we copy the following
tracts which viii command attention Gin Gag.
A Word to the Romanis's in Germany, ana to
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
January, 1915.

January, 1915.
The Liverpool Times of the 4th Of March.
contancs summary of the creed promulgated
By Ronge. and the lntest information connected
With the movements growing out of the 'ransac-
ton a, Treres. They afford signfican. signs of
the times and will be read with interest.
The conn1o.ion produced in the Catholic
Church in Germany by the remonstrance of John
Ronge. the Catholic priest and others. against
the scandalous pilgrimage - the Holy ves.men:
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