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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-14

Blank Books Bills Of Lading Maniless Log Books Naut
All The article. the above line Of the best material.
dTsn: Gomps.ss sly and al Il. articles in S The
tn ns s ss
ny ORDER Of the Honorable ABEL MrExrR, Supreme
tsehmspt Ia. ISSUED sgsia.t the Of Thomas D.
on due 70 SAID Supreme 0
Rur.u Mt to the directions Of the Statute concern
dent deborsa A'''OA'"s' ''A' ''''' VI "0A' ''''
:SeS law within hrss month. iio%
$
bs 'ssS sss sS Spa, .HS Is ,S$
ives aTS Sl Of ss'sn
81 sa
The Hon faso JSSse II. Hos
. rss:s d sdfs :Ssse
r. d;ssasa'; jacob bsfsT
VIZ % ssa Co. .. R'
Ms,e Co. Hsss e. Msass S An
man Co. and Fninsy have not BEEN served
Dasssn s
or
e % sS
be taken fSI eonfs., ed BY said defendants:
Be-
lean: J., TINS is esm in DAY OF July 1896 pANno, pu c.
.S SAND AND E0s aS elsTs
TED STATES DRY DOCK, AT BROOKLYN.
SEAkERP @ SSsA 5 a. Al teri
s Ss
ya
All Of the ABOVE are 70 be landed on .ucb wharf
az NnvSmSer nes w INC anu previous 10 inc i'
The proposal; io cement must se per easx OF 600
which IS returned Those for sand and srayel must state
n he pu nm in ca,k, to contain abou, 200
poasd. The .sss. mp 81. be wood bound
E hei mns, s p.,s,s S ,h hDou ns ~ ~
+: :ssS Ss "a under cover until they are delivered
Dry Dock Office ss:i e hs above description
M ss
% with
+ III ss:s
i:S;: ss!:
:ss S:i d. 9th ,.s'".
Navy Yard, BTooklyn. PROSPER NJ. WETMORE,
7 WTxRf TIMBER FOR THE NAVY Si THA A5s@.
4 Il:
inH ~ street, "h''i E"onoay' <sth 'eP'e""er NJ
esoo n r. - W. Ut uu,n nj - a. . an r.. -, -.
ss, ne r W Doen Syks' 10 '1 It, ohs, ~
inches dsneser a, The small, end e JAR oA' ina"
5no rnn,n rs o. ~ ~, VIA, p r;ha .. H. .,
.onsrs 70 @ ~ t ~ I.,n - 10y ~ , =.
h. .,rs,ebt and AZ nsraIssI ..;d,6 W Nv e'' "
pom r,na,n@ Ss.r 20 ~ NJ p;n T;,h. 10 10 ;,.h
.aIsre 70 H. strs;s, III az n. Y -
feet and none less hs az cea, i; sana u' W Vase -
s0o Wh,fe Pine To TO- 70 ;nnIa. a;.,o,.r o. ca.
long. "'' ' &c A's'' - '"'"e' "'a"e'er' q iee'
Any further quantity Of the above Timber that may be
q@Tri e h. a.,;vs,sa :, a.. p..,..
required at The expense of the Contractor subject to he in
bond w iii two lent sureties will he taken for the
as collateral secu-,tv for its fmI6jment f ~
No propoais W N he unless bv
written signed ty one or removable
that bond will he bv The ho.e offer NAV he
under the penalty contained IN section Stb Of the
act OF 10Th August 1916
Navy Agents Ofhce,
New York, August 10Th, 1876. (
PROSPER NJ WETMORE,
81 iawit Navy Agent.
ysTT51x =, - ------s--
NAilVtsAc LIAM runu Lie Assurance society, OF
Loncon, o Savhg BANK Tor the widow and the or
Capsl Zoo 600 or So 000( Empowered by act
PsIsment)-2 yict Royal as en,, q July 1888;
UNITED STATES BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ali 4
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L n h A M A Il - N
WIGS.


(NENTLEMEN'S Real Heads of HAIR being the latest ano
greatest Improvement IN the manufacture of Wigs and
scap and the happy being the frat TO intro
duce them here They display forehead and temples
any height point In wig making before
They composed Of ventlatiug gossaer worI They
1T the head by mechanical entirely thx
put on moment They Immediately adapt themselves
living man. Copy the address
L. PHALON, 81 Broadway, opposite the
au2a lmsrc Globe Hotel. under Judson's Hotel.
TI1O PAPER BOX MAkEKS,-2o,0o0 lbs Straw Boards
from Nos TO 100, superior quality, inst received and
Tor sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
anI2 Inv IS snd 81 Nassau s.
DEAFNESS CURED.
Dol ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cheerfully comply
DO with the request OF Leut Nc ntosh that he
nvaded home in consequence OF total deansss and dis
charges from the that unde the treatment Of CAS-
TLE& EDWARDS, Aurists (3ai Broadway ~. Y. he re-
covered his hearing and has returned 20 his duty
Surgeon to II. B. Ms Forces, Jamaica.
All cases Of deafness attended to-
Acoustic Drops for sale for incpen deafness
arising from cold discharges from d buzzing roe: IN the
ears, collections Of hard wax, &C. auN lmer
DlLks Irritation Of the kidneys pain the back sde
habitus CO tveness eruptlons. sore eyes Doctor IN
Files Specific has made radical cases
oi me above mentioned complaints be proved by
sons references The specific is not purgave and Is an en-
sstab,e remedy without pari'ce OF coycynth
or a,oes pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless
,ns most delicate csses male female Agents will be
slpoteo IN every town, State where there IL
nsne, On appicaon TO BEALS& co, loe Nassau street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of mercbandize (other than extra
cato. srs,, 20 w. J. r. TAfsC6TT,
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Neutrality-suspicious. of mercbandize {other than extra
S.,yn ~ w. J. T.. TAfSCOTT,
ss - door below Burling slip.
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[From the Liverpool Mail, August ISL

In the exports of textile manufactures during the
year ending the 10th June, 1885, there appears to be
falling off compared with the exports during the year
ending on the day of Is45 In cotton yarns there
is an increase of about ga per cents in plain cottons
also increase Of about lM per cent But in cotton
thread there is decrease OF 1875 per cent? and in print
ed and dyed calicoes Of 9H per cent The decrease in
worsted goods amounts to nearly asa per cent The
exact amounts
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u. s. REVENUE STEAMER LEGARE, .
s. w. Pass, Sept Sd, 1876. )
have just arrived from Vera Cruz which place left
on the 29lh ut bringing with dispatches from the
Commodore for the Government
The yellow fever had made its appearance on board
the British vessels Of war at Sscrfcios
The scurvy prevailed to great extent on board the
Potomac fgate. The balance Of the squadron were in
good health
Anna had landed at Vera Cruz He was received
with great demonstrations Of joythe city and castle
both sauting him. He permitted to land by Commo-
dore Conner. II is presumed that he had passport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15
Things in PhiladeIphln .
riIiA, Dec IL.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL.
The Money market opens this week with more
strincency than has lately been experienced The Mes
Government uses has its effect capitalists generally
will prefer such kind Of investment
The Germans OF our city hold meeting this
evening cooperate with the movements already made
in ork and other places TO raise funds for the sup
port Of the family OF the German patriot Weidig
There is mystery attached 10 the disappear
ancc OF Franklin Wade Captain OF sand boat which
the Mayor OF the Northern Liberties is investigating Il
appears that he went on board night toward the
close OF last week with considerable sum OF mo
new The next morning he was missing, his trunk
found rled and his in confusion. The hands
of the boa, have been examined bu; clue to his fate
yet gained.
Mr. John II. Scott OF Southwark, inspired by the
warkc aspects OF the times, has invented coating for
cannon balls as substitute for hot shot will deto.
nate upon conclusion and set IRE to anything combus
BILE It comes in contact with.
Capt MAYORS company OF volunteers left this
morning for the rendezvous, Pittsburgh. II is sup
posed IL will take the place of Capt Hills company
posed chiefly OF Killers and Bounccrs nearly OF whom
have deserted.
The sloopof.war Germantown will probably
leave here for Norfolk tomorrow
The telegraph operators are experimenting with
Prof Morses invention, the substitute OF real let
In oar business aspects there are no changes to
note this day The operations al the Stock Board To-
day were follows: Ftra Boards Girard - $500
Wilmington Gs IS IS North Lib Bk 40s. .dftsT Board
$500 state IS e.! $500 Read Bonds IS "A 5000 Schl
Nav 81 convertible 20, Second Board-l0O Read %.
81. Il kensingtun Bk 81 200 Schl Nav 90 -. Il! IS
Lehigh int, SIT 50 Read 3li 1000 State 81, 6oi
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FORCE or NAVY on lsr NOV. lSi6.
Ia comm. On s., Ks or buildg. In ord r

The Bureau of Clothing, &c recommends Ma
val Station on the Pacific coast. Those nj Honolu-
lu and Macao are not favorable locations They
might be discontinued.
In looking over these estimates and reports one
cannot fail to be struck with the remarkable libe-
raiitv with which the spirit OF war and courage in
fed at the public crib, while the peaceful pursuits
of commerce and friendly intercourse are spurned
from the presence OF our rulers as If II was sin
10 promote propriety and happiness, and an act OF
righteousness before God and Man to drench the
land in blood to battle the widows and the orphan
faces in tears and TO I'll the air with the shreks and
crcans OF the wounded and dying. Surely there is
better destiny FOR man than to make 1t the highest
object of life to destroy his fellow men-but when
shall that day OF reason and right dawn upon US!
Among the rumors OF the day IS this, that the
Government have resolved 70 call Tor another regi-
ment OF volunteers from New York TO serve during
the war with Mexico.
Mr. WEBSTER will leave tomorrow on hesty
visit to YOUR CITY RIcHELIEU.
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IxPnovErES1-Latiesi # you would pass pleasant
boUr n improving yuz- hand wiring call on NJ Oliver
B. Goldsmith 80 Broadway n-st corner above stew
art.-o. 10 young gentlemen u you Tou-d qua.tJ
yourselves Tor more lucrative situations cal or NJ.
Goldsmith AID YOU may II te2 lessons OF one hour
each acquire his beautiful system o. penrgnshfcr
the nominal sum OF enc dollcr. Parents should send
tier children thsy Tl acquire more N one Snort
course OF thz n wears Of practice BY The old pot
lock and Ta-ur-si system l. p=nnan and 1ns--uc
ro- Nj G. has no rival TINS ccunEy-Aa6 TIE course
exercises TIA. &c Is ro~ TEACHING fo- pre-
cise!y the same q. when he charged I've dollars Such
al opportunity may again occur and re again advise
al WAC need improvement, N writing ttneIE name g
legion 20 ioia NJ. Goldsmith classes lIns Sun
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Commodore Stockton'- Budsc;-Dea'h> IN me
NaYy-ResiEnarion--Es tirnntes-New-f erA
Dry Dock-Pay OF OBJECTS. &c

WAsr.rxGToS, Dec Midnight
have already sent yea the result Of my invcst'-
cations O. the stockton part Of The Nary Report
which obtained with some troable and loss OF
time. These are ;ie more valuable Tor your paper
because they are aot published as part OF the Re
port, e1cep. n the heavy volume which but a few
OF the people a-e permitted TO see | have also at
stu greater trouble ran over the ether documents
and collected the most interesting information TON
them which would not otherwise reach tie pubic
eve. Taking the :olloviHc summary. with WHAT
haze already forwarded TO you nom Con- STOCK
Tons budget. and the Secrera-ys Report which
also sent YOU IN advance and you nave inil view
of the papers connected with TINS department
Here IS list OF deaths since the iasf meeting OF
Congress. Thev are numerous give Il complete
Cc5znol0-e,-EIIo; Crane, Renshaw and Nico!son.
Hdzlc-s-Joncs and NetrnoTe.
LielGeE1ats-Tod, keith. Henry ErsnaTi' bache
drowned Beverley. ard Morris, Gen AZ aoasco.
Surgeon .-E;sss.eT.
.4sslsssnt S,zrsyaorL-Ba-;oa
P,r.e-s-R:ce spencer s-ccse and Wadron-
CiaplssHs-Ryznd and Alden
PcsSsG Mcsiiprdr--Jal -:ssson-
Mdssi9r,l7.-Bsr.let- Cheroweih. and Pilsbury son
Of " c. from Texas)
Nas.es-Cata!ano and DOVE.
GEun=s-Barr and Bright
CG-pGlT.-Nor-isor.
Standardized.
C1iief EnyfT>-.-Ecba-d-
Chitf '9r5dl Coas.rzoo--Hunlphrey
lvardl Cosst-.cso-.-Rhodes-
There are numerous designations Two Lieu
tenants one Assistant surgeon. one Purser one
Passed Midshipn,an eleven Midshipmen. two Mas
,ers two Masters Mates one Teacher Languages
one Gunner and sail Maker have resigned
Among the dismissions | notice Mr. Navy Agent
Isaac II WRIGHT OF Boston, by withdrawal Of
nomination June 20 $40 Chief Engineer Moss
had his commission revoked and the place OF I'd
Assistant Engineer offered him. which he has not
yet accepted.
among the estimates for the fiscal year ending
June 80, ISIS. s247aO are asked for the office ex-
penses and - 900 for extra clerk hire during the
war with Mexico which is wanted Immediately
Tho follouing is the General estimate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15
A Rrnnch Mint.

That New-York is the proper location for the
United States Mint, it certainly needs no argument
to show If there is TO be but Mint in the Union,
it should be here, if two. they should be here and
at New Orleans but since the U S Bank was
killed, we can perceive no eason at all why there
should be any at philadelphia We do not how.
ever, urge removal of the Mint, we only insist
that if Mint s to be established here, 1t should be
by removal from Philadelphia so as no. to entail
additional expense on the Nation. Now that we
are going deeper in debt continually. We should
avoid all needless expenditures, this would mani
testify be We are now supporting three MINIS
when one would be sufficient and two abundant to
create fourth at this time would be sheer and
most untimey prodigality
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From the Boston Advertiser

I. 5. CIxcrr- CorK--Ca--L<s Goodyear E5ezea
SerrJ Gi-ln this seton involving the validity Of
ta India Rubber Patents OF sreA; value. about which
there aas been much controversy n The newspapers
verdict was taken Yesterday 10. the pia;ana Il
stated taa. the defence this abandoned.
consequence of the decision made lew months since
oy res Csscf JGsace 81 sae Circuit Court Washing
tOa, OF an appeal from the decision OF the Commission
er OF PEscr:s.
Geo. L. Curt, for plaintiff Rand Fish for The de-
fyrlinntS
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GoCRAUDs LIBRARY OF ROMANCE


The oerSrought Joy Of Blackstone when he read
This proof 81 JHlia's tenderness and feeling,
Caused rlch glow pom his face To spr-af-
W bile either eye The glisiening drops seYes!uas
Which down his cheeks IN tTickliDg torrenis sps0'
80 great his Joy. he ;el his brl.E wes fte.!ns'
And loag Il WIS he could diseueunoer
His lhoug hts-snd wakec from this tresiny sl2iaOe'
" Many lsdy's brain has been made 70 reel III ri
on experiencing The delightful effects Of GOUhscys
kIa Bedcated Soap in removing Tsn FleeSies 60
ness, Reds-ss Rogghuess kngworn, Pinp.es S !
Cracks Chafes &c from the sAin-icayns u ~ 49,
snow snd as pure crystal GOURAUD's PoAdre. ~
warranted eradicate ssper4goos Has $50
inuIing the most ceticaie skin! GOCRAuDS VIIs;,,
E,,y DIE is remarkable chemical preparation lot g'rs
red Il ghI gray hair resplendcn. black
L,qvS gives delightful earHins stain 10 fse n
and lips.
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FATHER ASD Nj MOTHER By Mrs.
HELEN Z HENDERSON Is neat little sli'-book JUST
by J C. Riker l2s Fulton-Et
II The CHRISTIAN INQUIRER Is new Rel
siocs journal established in This Ciy By the Unitarian
Association good sized far sheet well conducted and
evinc;ng Christian spirit The number Tor Saturday
contains Re7 NJ Put1r,sus Thanksgiving Sermon On The
Mexican Wa. which We wish everybody would read
C. :. Frzncis & Co. - Bruaivay.
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Fson BEEAupA-By the big Falcon we have
papers Bermuda to the Is; inst They contain 70
news an accoun, Of the departure OF Reed. the
late Governor for Barbados and the induction o. Lieut.
Col Hutchinson. the new Governor, in,o Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15

SOUTH CARoLISA.-Hon. DAVID JOHNSON former
" Chancellor was elected Governor Of South Caro-
Ina BY the Legislature of that State on the 9Th
inst There was no opposing candidate. Hon w
~ X ain Of Pineville was chosen Lieutenant Gov
ernor by enc majority over William Gilmore
simms, Esq Two Intellectual ballots were had
for Chancellor to supply the place OF Mr. Johnson
Gen Caldwell Of Columbia obtained the highest
poll-forty eight votes; Mr.. Wardlaw of Able
VILE the next highest number.
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Packet ship Sheridan. Cosuish IN N LiveTpooi. NJ,
El;h. with uidz 70 E. 4. Co.,ins x Co.
Ship Aar lin, IRON, hey West; Nov 9Ah, wlta -
Bg bri: Falcon, Tx, IL days I'm Bermuda IL S1lAs,,
Tucker \ Lj.hl5Oara. LEI. brig Newt Orleans 6rs.
hal. for Ncw,loTA ssmc day NOV. s>ih. seA. gIes,e
New 5Nld. i'm pomiu.cs boUud - New OK, pa, ~ 4
,rcss Jo:h. scAr IL l. Scranton. Wood eence esq,i,
Honduras pu; in distress with loss =! sai!s
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- In another column vii be seen TIE advertisement
o. ae..r1 Joces White Co Agents or The salt! Of the
esin Alternating 1cstrurenEs and Preparation The
rs 20 be derived from tie employment Of this oisco7ery
are suca . te1ter the euy q tacse for whose profession
Is more Immediately adapted avail themselves Of II a.
ne earliest moment We commend 10 ;aeir notice Msssrs
JoEes, White Co,
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Business Notices.


n The attention of the public is requested TO the
sale THIS DAY at IL o'clock, at the Merchants IL
change, Of n lots OF ground Avenue B. aud on tn
llth and l2,h sts Also of valuable improved proper
ty Water and Cherry OF = lots on Dry Dock 81
and pew in -. Thomas Church.
Q5D ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Auctioheer.
FURS FURS FURSlli
=" The Fur that warns monarch
Warmed bear"
Now is tho winter Of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the Furs Of Knox"
shakespeare improved
MUFFS, SLEIGHR0BES BUFFALO oVERCoATs,k H.
LARGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT,
For sale by KNOX the Halter.
dis toJlst I25 Fulton 1T sun building
II Malaga Rsisins dried Curranu Ci,ron and osha
Fruits Of all Tie various kinds may be had in any qu,a
hty 1t unusual low prices at the wholesale and fetA
stores Of J. o. Fowler $50 and i25 Greenwich and :"
Veseyst. lie is selling handsome Bunch Rs,ns q! q
II also a large stock 0. Rsisins in whole, ball al
quarter boxes and kegs. We advise all who In wa
OF the above articles 10 give him call
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AID VALoREM.-At the Custom House last week
Pipe of wine, invoiced at forty pounds sterling,
was submitted for examination to one Of our prin.
cipal wine importers, who, after tasting it. offered
to take it ut fifty pounds, and many more of the
same quality as could be provided. Such is Of
the beauties OF an ad rdioyem Tariff with its bounty
Oh fraud and false invoices
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New bark Austin OF Boston iuvt.i TN Portland
Brc. bark Charlotte, from BrcVacn 20 PsrenSS>t,
schumacher
Brig NarccIs, srom Turks .li.nd. with salt
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Among the CONTIGUOUS, IN the list OF Tie hureau
OF Ordnance and photography, | notice the name
OIL. D. STEVENSON who was to deliver 1000 barrels
OF powder at Norfolk at Sl3 50 per biol. The con
tract is dated June 10 and was TO have expired Nov.
l. 10 Is that the California Colonel
Contracts have been made for ll7O tons OF hemp.
one,hrd to be delivered before June lst IN each OF
the wears a. Il, 40 y small quantity OF water
rotted hemp has been purchased in Kentucky far
Their purchases are ordered in Kentucky and Mis-
sour.
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Expense of Southwest Boundary $il;O
The Bureau OF Yards and Docks details the pro
ceedings and expenses on the New York Dry Dock.
Breaches have occasonod vast delay and expense.
The nature of the soil is unfavorable The upper
stratum is soft mud, from to eight feet deep.
Beneath this is mixture Of fine sand and clay
Boring the depth of eighty feet below high water
indicate the same material a trial pile has been
driven forty feet below the foundations indicating
no change OF material
The amount expended on the Dock since i, was
commenced is
For s2G2S46 ~
For materials 1T 6665 3s
The engineer is confident OF success and for
the year ending June 80 Sis the sum askeds 25OOO 90
The amount estimated for recruiting service
for next fiscal year observation-disclosures AOcuO 90
The estimates for pay Of officers and others, at
Navy Yards and Stations for the next fiscal year
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MosILE, December ), 1896.
The from Mexico shows ha: country = an avn.
stale Of anarchy Santa Anna has gone BACK 10 Mexico
and there only l60c0 dsa-cied haif-sarv-d troops
al PotosL Gen TAYLOR ought 10 ne there now with $3.50
10 troops Ii Is said Herrera viii be elected Pres!-
dent and nst event peace Will be certain
We stop here. The other parts OF the Letter are We
" interesting They recommend some plans OF opera
ions Tor carrying on the and the Occupation OF I'M
portsnt s.ronghods the best guaranty Tor peace
Bu; decline detailing them though they are cnarac-
'erzed By great promptEess OF movement and energy
OF action
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-15

GENERAL SEssIoSs.-ln the case OF Daniel E
Siczles Inc newly elect Member of Assembly CHARGED
with constructive larceny the jury gave verde, of MOI,
guilty they being directed to do so By the Recorder
who instructed them that the District Attorney had MOI,
made cut his case
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ship Rsppahanncck, L.ve,p oo., bark lames BIZ.
,nsn. tSw) Antwerp; or Csp!e Rio GRIND and oss.,
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that nratext more than three centuries ago. The
Bible is doubtless great blessing to nation and
p,o.estan.isrI. Is among the isHis We cherish but
all the Bible you can ram into people with the
bayone. viii do them precious little good We
find no warrant 10 the New Testament for any such
medication Of evangelical truth. bat good deal
Of an opposite character. And we 1rast say that
if The Mexicans were to read The Bible with as
little benefit 70 their morals and ;heir understand
ngs as our correspondent appears TO have realized
we should deem it's introduction among them 700
dearly purchased BY :be'o.eod already shed IN this
War
The balance of our Subscribers theology, etc
must pass unnotced for wan. o; room, What right
he has to say that we endeavor 10 bring about
Social Reform wlthoot the Bible We cannot
imagine. He might as well sag that he who ad-
yoca.es hoeing potates s attempting 70 raise Pota-
toes without sunshine. There is and always has
been hundreds Of times as much money, influence
and effort used 70 disseminate the Bible as TO eject
specifically a Social Reform We are IN favor OF
both Space fails US I'd.
~ The Courier 8. Enquirer grayely and ably
rebukes tina. portion OF the Presidents Message
which stigmatizes all who arraizh the utJuS'iee
aad wickedness Of his invasion Of Mexico as CIV
ing aid and comfort to the enemy, &c We would
have preferred that expressive silence had been
allowed on this pont-to testify the intense scorn
which that suggestion must have excited IN every
| manly breast There has very rarely been British
War which was not srraigned and condemned IN
Parliament and by the English journals quite as
frankly as this war has been by any Of It's opPo-
sers. And are we to be denied the Freedom OF
Speech which Monarchy toleratcE Shall the
most atrocioqs falsehoods with regard to the causes
of this War be daily distilled into the public car,
and no word OF refutation be uttered, under pen
atty of the stigma Of Treason We despise the
malice Of the pitiable creature who Profanes the
chair Of WAsHiseToH too much to repel 1t farther.
Let general contempt be its fitting answer
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Allen Nelson. Charleston. Geo sutton Howard P,si
Hamburg Schmidt & SAlchon
Bark SoaIhener, Mitchell. London, Cook & s,-.
Barge Michigan. Alien, Phiisi.
Schrs Mary Pairiaw, losine. Bros Santiago S.,
4. Zoe. BS. johnson & l.nct1 Commodore, Pos.
Norfolk David Hi,iey, Carson. Washing
S!oop Lady Washington ROLAND, Psoy.d.