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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

The FoRrIFIcATIoNs oF PARis.-When the forts
around Paris completed they will require in time
Of peace an army of "a 800 forming with the gar
.On Of the city proper effective force of 5000 in
f.niry cavalry and artillery, with 262 cannon 20 nor
iUs &c exclusive of the National Guard The popula
don Of Paris with the suburbs is 9s00O0 besides 7oOoO
foreigners % 900 of whom are English.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

YANKEES IN IRELAND.-Mr. McTavish, an ardent
Repeater, and by birth American. has just been
sseted Member of the British Parliament for Dundsk
nlreland Our Natires like the Phsrsees In Christs
tine would have objected to the fitness Of any man
who not born In the country, on the principle maj
no good thing can come out OF Nazareth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

te-b and gums and Communicating Az egreeihe door 10
M bfea Ills Ambrosia Paste Of Ofrs gad other fragrant
Ingredients has been acknowledged far superior Ia shy
of1r dsntrirca B-iug comp uIded Of asuin4eni mate
rails B. har1eus he gums and ntsrs mem hlhrir mo'r
ing to auef from premature cecsy THIS Pes'e ssp com
nIa-s 10 nu.rrsreu sli deter seit properties 10 IN emf
.rf r..re and frequent 10 sure cans of keep
In tie breath IN sweet anf he's hy conli iln
Prepared anf sod hy HE.chN JOHNSON, Chemist sn ]
Duggisl rs Broadway, in re 0rsniIe Buiug corner OF
Ctan5er..s. Sold asOst en Fulton o. ADD Cuddingola a.
% Hli.1n-st rornof 81 spr Z. Price lo cents
nd lfnaI nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ Goods like Prophets mot profits are often
without honor At home though highly priced abroad Some
O, our would be fashonsbles frequently exhibit In this
respect verdsncy at which the rawest Yankee might
sxult The Portland Adrertise says that some OF the
sxou,es Of that city who consider ii an unpsrtonsoe
v,srty 10 buy an article OF home manufacture, o'en
send to Boston and buy furniture sent to that city long
before BY Portland mechanics upon BoHoH orders Ia
one case man who was quite above buying Portland
chairs would be satisfied with nothing short OF Philade
pba chairs which he took pains 70 show on tne'r
arrival TO certain manufacturer Mr Corey who re-
eosnzlng some old scqusintsnces turned them up ano
found his own mark upon their bottoms Sofas when
had gone out Of fashion in Portland have been sent TO
Boston for sale and a, the end Of two or three years
have found their way back new I'm aa
dillon oneihrd to the Portland Prices supporty our
NUN rnecbaDicst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

The following is an extract from life Of Baron
Trcnck by Maj. Whittngasm. ofthe British Army
While haud.orne young officer M attracted the re-
CARDS and the affections Of Fredericks youngest
and favorite s.ier, the Princess Amelia VINO was As
much distinguished by Der beauty and wtsrby her tx
aied rank Alas she also philosopher Ike rer
brother Her Affection therefore. had their iul play
in the absence OF all religious restraint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
BOARDING..

Do.an--A ,msll private family in quiet loces'os
.t one on two rooms gentsey urnished, on the -
sr 10 sentlemsn and hi. wife, with board, privilege OF
n,ror and fuel during the Winter Il required Also
p',rr room with IRE place the first floor, % single
gsnflem.n with breakfast and tea Apply fS McDoass
81.
no.pnISG IN EAST BROADWAY,-A sen
IL ,s~.n and IN, wife and three single genus
men can be accommodated with pleasant apartments ana
board by applying at ~ East Broadway hesfssoss
changed -
.,.,.nn Ia BKOADWAY.-A fsw single sroue
Omrn or xentl-m-u with tbslr wives, may Do acc.mmo
lated i'm paors and bedrooms With board stoI nsoso
and seni-el Bath room IN N. house sa's IN
DONRD- Rooms furnished or anfurnished 70 et wn
ID board IN private family Apply AZ ID sprins tn.ss
doors of Broadway 'o "
s,o>RnI>C-Af-wbo. rd@rs may bs accommodates
~ am .sssnt rooms 80 widest fo~ docfs -"
~ Proafwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
wIER~ II " l. l. =,
y 5n- i3t Nn--nn--f. y

n Wnter.ggr t-tnbiisnGnebt. ~ s0na-fi n
- S.ot.@f fJysaf say L. 4 Dr. artS =. .n- - ofi
s.. rr.r.i.inseI I'D aIilof o. - srf-CCfe f--eses
i--, =. sh1v. Ths.e :! = dlsl4ner lley. 5y s-1irs
-. d. .F.t..f f.r 4 I--sirr-li al nnrlr If-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ Dr. Bnnnlng'- BODY bFucr - an e1ncieui r.
if Tor weakness OF the voice lnys splnr snd huts par
t.rlv Tor dyspsysia constipation aud pilrs, with weak
uels u he t.OIsch and sdes weasy females i1s gfo"
M children and al dispose droop and ssdenisrJ
esoecis " spinal subjects, will be- denkh eiih 10 ac-
t.on Reference given many dstr. ushei clereyncni
xio have b-ec rescued from sup-rannlsuoni nom de-
bintv AID bronchitis pamphlets Lat h1os Common
See .iyng information. be rad a. ths ohcs ~
s-osd~zr A istF ~ slisudsncs % istiea iif -otu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
?. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CuRED.-

Z Il THE LARGEST sssorimset o. 80
III eads beds, mattresses .nd ,essrS, 4 . ms
xtxzx 81 o-ered for sale, ct NJ WiLLAhpS
- Mulberry. .--.s~.,..tx
The attention Of houssaeepsrs and esnen ss<.i,.I
which drew the prsmem &C the late fsr 2, " "a ,,l
Ia.tats Ola BEDS renovated Co.'s wholesale a"a 's'~''
$40 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

IAH. TAaLUh,- sAL5AA Or "a hn - ~ s''
DmoG eKlrsordins-y 10 ilriss ~ NC -st -.
,.ars uith e.so.umpeoa. This msdieins cure, Mn
uly hear 4 30 mDst rsmsrao'e e.fs' - ",
-, "a = rsrsts r rremb Y, he n1 70 10 COW
a.. Al h. wsoIssss ds2o,, ~ Bee uafss ~ me FRO
is.ss I .rsss rs esvsrv bH's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ RANDOM SHoTs AND SOUTHERN BRFEzEs,
by LOUIS FITzGERALD TAsrsTHo Ia work of two vol
ume. cbespy issued by tho Harper' Itpurpor,s to be
critical remarks on the Southern states and Southern
,.,i,uons with seuiseriou observations on men and
,nannora and will pOssess interest for many.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~ BRASTz MAYERs "MExIco As IT WAS
AND As IT Is has reached ts TN and concluding mum
Der consisting wholly Of interesting digest OF the
history Of events that country from 1912 down 70 tho
present imo For sale by Graham, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

SuFKKIoK CouKr-Judse Vsnderpoel having become
restored Ia health resumed bis official duties IN Cn.noei
Trials commenced b.fors huge OaNss-a -
,sars, the .ur.,iss Of Nm Buckley a. administrator Of
his brother Chas BHokiey which was tried before vi"
commences ans will De resumed this forenoon
Case Of Pail RrHEi-A writ Of oerforari hs'ins Zen
allowed In this appealing from the decision OF me
magistrate Ia committing Brni oeserter from me
French steamship Philadelphia Argument sss heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LaEk FEALEs avsEgN, Ds
~ la1 sROADW NETWORK IA
80 LETTERS AID >EH -PAPER> =.
1rrFN FOR FOREIGN PORTS 81,

- IETTLR~ AID EN-FAFEK> -
<rL-N FOR FOREIGN fDhln Tr-
Letter bag- are open = "a once
If tn. NsW-Y1rk Irtbune f0r al Foreign fort., ani on
..-. srS reu.Daners deposited 10 this o-ce Eil always
- ,-,..-les b~ rh- very earliest vess.l THIS depart
- 4. Under ne sn-ciai supervision OF j b. MOWER
30 vel known lr many yeas ~ me eApe enesa sla
steienf Superintendent Of ttr ga Leitrf Depan
m.ut Of the New-lork Cifs Post OHer-
~ I.tfer- and Newspaper vi p rec. 20 D.
. So, .ft-r Dffrs ID The New ORR TT 1une
- - 5-cketis5ip LOUIS PHlLlPPE Capt. Castor,
winch al. for HAVre the ltih inst
Also VII be received a. the sane 80. Lr,ls5s 4.a
Newspapers Tor the pacsefsn.P : ~ -, - S@Fi' 'e,
- hich sails Tor London on TIE l1t- l-s-
z Letters aud Newspapers - y ,sIsi' ~
the place. he Psekei-saiP nm 'aP'
fr,rper which .sis Tor Liverpool on ne lttn inst
s.o Will - received. :. the sane pace letters ani
S.~.n.r.r. bv the steamer CALEDONIA, which leaves
Bo.tgs loI LlteTpool 90 ne letn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

rSeuL,Nr.-A nautical reader Of the Herald
b 1. eur,ed with ga ex,svsgsnt spouse rea1iag the
o,her dv hat married can get no satisfaction 10
Ilino. from tbe seducer VINO swsy with ns vile
bot may have bin punished for stealing bet clothes eS
claimed Right The riggiug Of such craft . always
worth mora nan the hull bat il anybody bad the mis-
fortune TO run away with mine. knos a man who
would give him nes suit Of kites Ani 'oy-n,mPer 10
console him 5oston herAi
q The Protestant Episcopal Church IN the
Jnvd Stairs contributed the last year Tor 'nc support
Of Domestic Missions So CO.. and for Foreign hissoos
$50 325 OF this amount the Churches OF the SiAie Of
York contributed sl525e In South crchns
$3.50; and In NJ massachusetts, Is as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

PoLIcE.-Gilbert Cromwell and Oliver Cromwell
were arrested lat night hy officers Shadboli OF the
Tenth Ward and Wilson Of the Fifteenth Ward charged
with burgariously entering the premises OF Thomas
Burnett corner OF Sxth-avenue and Thir eenhst and
stealing therrffom silver plato ot the value OF Soi
Tn@y were committed Robert Browning was arrested
last n ght by officer McCord of ths Filth Ward charged
With stealing silver wsicn and IS In cash iryn Pot,
riek Gain lie Vas cnmnItind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

~. Berord n Co No. Astor House, have is
saed ~Evadne or The Statue" No. SO Of their Mod
srn standard Drama" and Beauty and the Beast NJ
No Il the Minor Drama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
A TGUsT REPORT q the MUTUAL Az! LIFE IN

NORRIS KOBIN5UN, FfosadshI'
s.uugr HANNAy Secretary. =,
MlsruEN Posr. NJ ID Physician, SH boan~r'
TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMrANn =.
ar darage by fire. all description. OF merehands Sc poa
- Ia mort &c and IN the course Of inland nssi'
M .d tr.nsport alton, on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
t.f..o Drase Martin Holman, Jas Foster, Juni
W,n WhitewrigbtJss b. Townssnd, VIM y Lefseu
r d Hutchinson. Edmund Peniold, John hans Jun,
RON N sfratton WIN. II. Johnson, yno Van bo'ssfeA
49,. pn,le, John Cleayelsnd, u. ". PralL
ri'''N "''' ELIAS % DRAKE, President
,. ,....,.s sseref.ry SIS 3tswsw
.T,III.n.BJHtsH FIRE INSURANCE. 90.
w coonu.s 10 insure against oss OF damage ~ nfs Oh
. r.s.enabs v-rms a. any other Company In shs eiiy
DIkscrOas.
Jeremiah Johnson, Chas Dsseo, yon s.ss,
jay Jarvis las y, psawn' y" w.,l,~.
na.'sl p~rf,ou AlonlO A. Alyofd, Robert bsfekisy'
H. Wesley Dixon. "
DANIEL BURTNETr, Prssdend
H.. ~ McIy.s Ss~rstsSy W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

CY LIrTELLs LIVING AGE, NO ia, contains
.po,iee Of the Life and Death OF DR.. Chalmers, from
hs North British Review slso notice Of Row Charles
Simeon from the Same, beside great variety OF mis-
eellsneous reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Cat a ~ ncI-sn ~ tns oiled ~ai-s Marine Corps.
,rs oerllr 81 ne Naw-Jersey bsg.alare has kindly
.sni u. he folOvi INK csrhcais ie ia ovu stofy
.., .t,,. r v,as taken win he inilrDzs and ny
ysho,. avsirtn IL. 10 drbiiIated slsts 80
~ Or TOWNsESD's sAkSAPAklLbA, sne si.-i -, - -,
~ two Or thrs- 5Olges very moon f-e - -
trinuts n entirely 70 re sad oafiaqafiH- -
tsrns8 tskng H. and fad that imPrcv, every a.y ~
lisle !. saved ms 1fe, and would Ho' " ~ sef,ay
any c0nslderaIlyn- ,--,o., y ~
Ovgfng 10 he greal success An9 inmrl,s 80 %
rOW,sEyDis sAR8APARlLLA sg1my-f vi - 80 go
s,s ,x,,ri. a1r s,elts. have rOmrelcsd ul-tibs oH
,...~is Estrsrts FixIrB Bnters, AZ &C. tesi SsDrr
~, Dnt it % in ne ssins s1hpef p"'-e't a'l.s ~
ts-ir. l. far superior snf Tour unss 49, ~ 100
'royn.~psi, .c hOD1g befr 10 d-ceFe nc paplc.-,
- s~titlogs usnss, FEW Bso snrr own some "
-. guonccirisd nen PuA.isf cDDnTfieH erIInesS,
49,. -, b. c1-et lter trO,hes A01 Other lli,fesi-c
' 40 40 = tt- u-- " their rauss 10 which tney
20. r.rrir- 10 give tt,m r~spectzDiiliy. DLo MAKES
49, Tp TdfsNsEsDs 5ARsAPAhlLLA, publishes
,- =, rursd b. bio st1f. lie ssp publishes ne cssh-
go. - D-rsou Tho - - hnsei ~ y. u. who men1s
So, - we he's add tori0fs r.-s - iuus ~ a
.f,n,i Tne.s sld great yzfi-iy y oih-r uicss ere
n-rforn-c ~ lea 20 dispose q I~f tfssn fh-
public should - leif guard, se 9os ogi Tor cgner
N Purchase non- bat sach vrsprrrs ;hai
hfe ne bottle cr e-ry snf have hs SrD-n sigca.irr
o, ; p TOWNSEND
Princfos OFF, Is F1lLon o. San Building. Y, Red
dinx 4 CO 2 ..ale-s.s Sosion. Dyou SOFAS w H"ft
sscO,d-sL Pr sd Ichs, T. 3 HANG, Druggist bsngiofr
Duro. ( CO Hc1mont 2. 81. C0lea Char ssion "nfs'
Abssy; p va g1ssirk az cor. u Msfsss A. o.,
So. fsSsrs, y. J ard ~ price pa Dfegsns -, "a
c5asn s-nsrsi ~ thro1yh o1s "a hiied ',-.,,
49, 49, 49, c.s'sf.s w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

You who hsv- pale complications duh eyes, boiches ot
the face rou. n feckies, and ara cut OF spirs
uss a fottle or t~O ~ Dr. row NsENDS sAksAPARlL
Ia II VIII esnsr your blood remove De freckles and
hotrhrs snd give you animation, spsrsing eyes hn'
soiriis aai beautiful COMPASSIONATE ~ when are " I'm
- -. " lua u nnmnrlI.h lA1Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
scHENoKIs PULMoNI0 sYRUP,

frHAT WELL kNOWN REMEDY Tor ne cure OF
clus chs colds liver 1laini, dysp-psia sna coi'p2
or AID al diseases mat ofgn.te from Impure 'D9l
can 10 bad the pfopueiofs oc- Coosni ~ sna OF
srrt5gi... i1 aeusraL su4l urodls.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
:. ouuRo9is VEGETABLE LOTION

FoR The FACE AID SKIN
A HIGHLY valahia cosmetic f1r era1ies.nH plmg.rs,
Iorfo. fJr .horl time viii e-tsDis1 clear snd Dusni
Sod ln bottles rs y censs 1-e A. te1 bpNefJ
-.,rii.- n : ,.Irr.s, aus imeOdls p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
OOO AGENTS ARE WANTED to locate 10 al

I OOO AGENTS ARE WANTED to locate in dit'
,VOVerent counties for the sale OF new patent ari-
ce that will come into universal aud 10 needed BY
every man. woman and child tor general use The bus
sness pleasant and neat Good business men can maze
sa 10 $500 per year over al expenses Those desirous
of making money invited 10 call address postpaid
CHARLES FULLER, 272 0reenwich-st sl+ I'm
SfJ 0O0 TO LOAN on mortgage IN :ams g suit
siJbt y Nalls cofnoi " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
YEN-YORk TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

rxJ THE IMPROVED HOUSEWIFE. or Book Of
Qeselps with engravlngs for Marketing and Carving,
=, Mr., L. WEBSTER. the first editions Of which have
zen % fsvoraby received has passed TO the eighth
,saon with Supplement The patrons Of the former
.siaoo. will be eager b secure copy Of the Supple
"a. Edition. having found, by experience, that the book
,he best Of all remedies for light purse. Sold by the
,,s,, only for the present at 339 Pesrst Always by
55ress 20 msn..t Hartford Conn bis only depository
"ARGUNEsr Us. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BY Ed
slSp LIyINcsroS'-A second edition Of this able aud
concise srsums assnstthe Death Penalty has as. been
published and take occasion 10 call the attention
Of the friends Of tho Cause 70 the necessity Of active
sxer,lons IN circulating this and Kindred works This
pamphlet sud many others on the same subject NAV BE-
he'd Il 4O Fulton st. and AT Grshams Tribune Buildings
Pdce one shilling single or six sbilDgs dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
hlROEuLA CuREO
IEITLD sTATEs OFflCLR

Thisr.r cate cOrcmsgey proves nat ia oasPs.ll
- rfs control over the mott obstinate oisrsses of me
beld Thre~ porsoa, cured IN ono house 10 an2fece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

INQUEsr.-Coroner Walters held an inquest this
morning on the body of unknown man about 30
years old who found floating 10 the East River near
the foot OF Grand The body presented the appear
usually found in persons who come 10 their death
by drowning and A verdict rendered accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

w and iouer or a. chamhe 81 general housework
IN private fAm.lybest Of city reference Apply 1t ~
frncest 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

4 LOUDLY EA IL ~tiOG W. 90 .-f-
II pointed the subscriber asent for sale. BY the case Of
their comparable Patent Metallic Ogershoe- Recent
Improvement added t0 long experience has enabled i,
oI1nanv 90 produce overshoe in every sense credit
10 he rubber business. Particular attention gFen 70 or
der, for Europe. HORACE A. DAY, = coniand-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

would also STATE have af-n your sh.apailA io,
sy.oer,ie which troublsl TOR lumber " yrafs, and
M. tl.gng me very much AIRY Pefson feeling ircredo.
f. =. ID De above sassmsni can zee ne " csinS Al
= Em.st . v "
A8any, joy ,, III .., <.,.,,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15
FAnhkh
COFFEE HOUSE
DEss- fslsnkaLv 80 f'

rl,t, Dklef.f-T-.-f1 sale orrxctslk- TOO IN a.
am f..r Id. ely Or productive properly on ms 10
and ne old est.bIs store & The suuscfu-f VINO "a &c
.rrus I'd reare: Nl0ur. scout $4,000 % - ursl 10
.t,. n he ely n ne store sli "el1g siso,
J. L. sCfiiEFfLlS, llf Canal -
.-..tos orpnsiLe " -si Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

NEA<TED-A situation 10 cook wash And ifou or do
w chamber~ork and waiting by young woman with
so city reference Apply Al no Greene, one door trm
fbs conner of Prince q sitNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Thin Extract u SAfstpsrtiia mas ttcu
80 In reference 10 frmse complaints No female VINO nss
rea.p 10 suppose .he approaching that crsica period
the turn OF NE should negiecs~ nhr ~ as ~ 'ttla
di.esss. to whch females subject Al ms unc OF s
Til. period may delayed for several yrssby u'ns u
',.8lsf.e Mort. less vauabi- for those VINO hesp
prD.chng hood - Il 10 ca cated 10 ssss' usivis
by cucse1ng ihs bo01 snd inyigOr-unk me system ~
deed his medicine n inYHu-bio lot All 'n7 "i'oH'' "
which Women are subject - a. =.
II brlcss The whole system, rene~s permanenty 'ss
not 40 far stimulating The system as 10 produce
osnt stop which Ia lhecsss N most ucdicnesttep
S,r female weakness snd disease. -. -. :, ,.u,y
DISEASE or rBs heart, RUPTURE AND Dhorsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

IUEspAY -ey,ember 70.
LErrERs RErURSED.-Five hundred letters in
tended for the Csmbrs having rssobed Boston i
sid too late hsve been returned % this City for res1r
ZION 70 their writer. some Of Them said b have
been deposited In the Post Ose here two fall days -
fore he sailing Of tn steamer. II TIL, Be- so the reg
lact Il inexcusAtle
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-03-12
"COmeOuiiSm and COmeOa,erS."

Some of the counts under the 9TH head of
the indictment which the author of Come
outism and Comeouters" has preferred
against those who believe it is as much a
duty 10 secede from a pro-slavery sect as TO
leave a pfo-slavery political organization,
read thus -
/. The great denominations, and indeed
all the ecclesiastical bodies in the land are
put down pro-slavery.
,. Every local church connected with
these bodies Is, by virtue of that connection,
pro-slavery.
3. Every minister of the gospel %ccclesi-
a~stlcally related to any one OF the religious
denominations is er- reLatione pro.slavery.
4. Any church not Immediately connect
ed with the pro-slavery denominations, which
gives or receives letters to or from churches
which are so connected, becomes thereby
parIakers in the sin, its known an,i-slavery
character to tie contrary Notwithstanding.
s. A church which admits 10 its commn-
Mon a Wing, or a Democrat, or a Liberty
man, is pro-slavery.
6. The church which fellowships such a
church, by exchanging letters Of dismission
and recommendation, is also pro-slavery.
If the positions herein stated he true, and
if it be also true that no abolitionist can con-
s~istently fellowship, as christians, The mem
bers of a pro-slavery church, then is come
oulism most clt arly a duty. But the ques-
ton is asked are these positions truel 1t
would, perhaps, hardly be worth while 10 at
tempt to prove that the leading denomina-
tons Of The land are prc-sldvery; every abo-
%litionist is ready to admit this, at least that
it is true Of all save the one with which he
is connected. And further; it Gin be readily
demonstrated that the smaller as well as the
larger denominations, aid in sustaining sla-
very by justifying it, opologizing for ii, re-
cognizing the sldve-claimant as a christian,
or by doing more to oppose the progress Of
anti-slavery principles than TO destroy slave
ry. One exception should perhaps be made
here; so far as we are acquainted with the
Old School Covenanters, they are clear in
all these particulars, though there is great
need of more activity among them. There
ars also some individual churches of other
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COMMUNICATIONS.
The Cincinnati Herald.

On the first page of this weeks paper will
he found W articles from the Cincinnati
Herald. The last speaks of the Ohio Regi-
ment and its traducers-the first finds fault
with some remarks | made IN the Bugie.
when conducting it, as pro tenn. Editor. The
Herald says my remarks are disingenuons,
and 1t can scarcely conceive how misstate-
ments so numerous and so glazing, could
have been innocently crowded into so small
a space. Al present, the Herald is char:la-
bly, inclined TO set down my offence TO
The sin of ignorance rather than TO malice
fiji did not prove that | had made numerous
and glaring MEASUREMENTS, it did prove that
Its Editor was, at least, very much out Of
temper.
But what did l state that the Herald de-
mics! Why its Editor denies that he labor
ed through nearly a column TO prove the O.
mo Foiunteers no towards. He saws sswe
wrote an article, The one referred 10, to show
that the volunteers and the presses OF the slave
States, in strict accordance with their enyi-
Gus and jealous spirit, usurping all that the
world considers profitable 10 themselves and
denying it 10 the citizens of the free States,
had got up a false accusation against the
courage of the Ohio Troops" and adds "we
said not ono word in admiration of the war,
or OF the conduct of the soldiers"
said that the Herald labored 10 prove that
The Ohio volunteers were no towards, as had
Deen charged upon them ; but that they pxhib-
lied that Kind Of bulldog courage, which
made them careless of their own lives, in their
edgerness 10 murder The Mexicans. Not SO,
says the Herald, 1--WE wrote The article 10
show That The volunteers and presses of The
slave States had in their envious and Jealous
spirit got up a false accusation against the
courage of the Ohio Troops"
Now | am willing to admit that the Editor
OF the Herald is capable of making very nice
metaphysical dislinctions-he NAV make dis
l%incilons between a want of courage and
cowardice, and satisfy himself by his mode
Of reasoning; but ! doubt whether he can
make others understand how he can yiodicate
The Ohio troops from IA false accusation
against their courage, without vindicaling
them from the charge Of cowardice.
The case may be thus stated. A false &C.
cusilIon had been got up against The courage
Of the Ohio troops. The Herald denies that
it labored to prove that these troops were no.
cewards--it only wrote the article TO prove