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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ The GOODYEAR RussEs VARIOUS, 100 bfsS
way continue to keep as herstofors the largest ~
assortment Of Patent Metallic Rubber Ovsrshoss ~
city The improvements made In Mr. Goooy ears pesets'
fabrics within the past year truly surprising az u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
IRGIsLATrRE OF NEw.YORK.

| SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. I, ls4s.
The Standing Committees were announced. VIZ
| On Fi.dnce--John L. Lawrence. Allen Ayrauli ana
! Plat Aosm. ,.,
on ae conar,-Jerone Fuller. ssxton Smith and Fred
%, on RaliT vI-wum I. cOrnweI, William samuel
on ssrIs-AIen As auii John W. Tanblin and David
| A. B1ter
On NanaSaes.rs-rn,nas E. Clark, william NJ. Hawley
| and A,xs.der Coffee
| NJ : n p HALL moved 10 take up the reso-
lntions relative to thu Mexican war, extenson'oi
Slavery, SC.
Mr. cos,wrtL opposed their consideration at
this time
Mr.. HALL insisted that immediate action was
necessary. The time, demanded that the State OF
! New. YORK should maze her vpice heard on these
important questions The question beng called
the Senate refused to consider them by vote OF
| % 20 6.
Nj. LITTLE offered resolution TO refer the petit
ii ~ Tor rhe repeal Of the law equahzng taxatlon
| - the Finance Committee. L aud over
Mr.. BocxEs's resolutions relative to the Next
can wsr. we're referred TO the Committee oil the
| Whole on the Governors Message.
| Mr. WmKIS moved similar disposition oil MI
| Halls resolution. ,
Mr. Hall opposed. secre, GAUGES he SAID,
| had been held az which It was agreed to send the
resolutions TO a committee for report thereon
| NJ WmKIS denied it, aud pressed bis MOTION
| which REJECTED.
| Tn. Senate then passed into Committee ct the
| Whoe on the Governors message portions Of
whict were referred 10 appropriate committees
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. BREWER presented petition from the Saw
| ngs Bank Of New York.
| Notice vas gwen of bills to protect immigrants,
aud % amend the Judiciary Act OF 1877, relative To
appeals from the Superior Court ana Court OF Com
mon Pless Of Nsw-York, ami 70 abolish lmprlson
! meut for Debt -
| resolution wss presented requlr.cs tne N'elN
Of New York tn report the fees paid TO Coroners
| rom le42 20 ss3:
A bill was ntrpduced by Mr. PHGSlx n increase
the plumber Harbor Masters In New YORK. he
ierred TO select committee. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

Eco DI SAvoSARoLA.-A newspaper IN the
Italian LANGUAGE under this tide. has beea recently
started in London II is edited BY ssns resi- there
either refugees oanshed for political offences. from the
several Italian States, or who In disgust have voluntarily
sf, country where mGzred press and tyrannica Gov
ernment would allow no liberty Of though. and speech
T.ere namoSr Of these in Lonaon-men OF the nfs'
education and talent fully equal TO sustaining the ed
department OF such sjoarnAwhose burning desire
% DO something In the preseni interesting crisis for the
poical and religious regeneration Of their beloved
Try has originated the present enterprise IAe plan 81
the paper includes the and fullest intelligence rom
some oft to derived from secret sources no; Access
so,e to other journals together wi discussions Of great
questions connected with the progress Of Italian freedom
II is intsodsd not merely for the meridian OF LONDON
bat for Italians abroad every where In Europe ana Inc
.,,sS states and will be circulated far as practicable
In LAZY itself TIE numbers that have appeared are
marked with distinguished ability An appeal nom me
Editors 10 their country throughout The World so-
unr subscri ptions and pecansry aid obey cesre TO
have the Tor making sratui,eus circulation ~nere
needsd) appeared Ia the Soe-frs Oostrvo some Tine
since. accompanied BY explanatory rsmsfks BY Rev Ds
BAIRD. Secretary Of the foregn Evangelical Soesiy IL
be ho,<d this appeal vii no; be MADE In vain.
ba, that Italians the United will Al once cane
interesting to themselves Some $50 donations have al
ready been received ron citizens for his purpose
The Foreign EVANGELICAL Society, whose otee a, Dsy-
o. New-yofk ofsr 20 receive subscriptions and aona-
ueas 70 The Ees, and to forward them faithfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Election in Canudn.

ALBANY. Jan. I, lsi-
In Lower Canada FIVE Liberals aud two Tory
members have been elected TO the new Provincial
Parliament. In Upper Canada, two Liberals
twelve Tories and two doubtful These are the re-
suits as far as heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ DAMoSD-PoIsrED Cold Pens. OF every sJss~
quality 10 the market sold the lowest terms Who's
and ,ets by b. Z. WATSON Co IS william II 90 -
below wast and J. y.sAyAeE, % Fulton st Tns"ssss
brsted Richseu" Gold Pen 10 invariably wSfsssss
every espect, and, together with the new style -
is sold at - only. Gold Pens from 81 upsSd. o'>
Pens Iepairsd or EXCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
~ Plut.rch mentions t. certain plant, which the

" Plutsrch mentions certain plant, which the hi'
Of Persia gave their ENJOYS, and in virtue Of vn''
their expresses were paid wherever they went A'"'
useful plant this; aud yet not half % ussfai-svsn
mitting Plu,nchs story to be tue-ss prepasf'o ~
certain root Of more modern celebrity sAsoss sA""'
aLLA in its remedial effects in diseases OF the 'ih ~
glands and the Hs.hy 6ors possesses far higher esn
consideration than the peeusary charm sttrsussl -
Persian plant; for what is money to heslth - ="
sithiu the reach Of ,very sufferer from the sbs sA'
Of d.e..e Who 10 eoossh 70 use shis prspsssns
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. By ~
SANDS Wholsssis Druxfisss, lon Fulton. eoreGS "
ixm-.t as Broadway, and n East broad wsy, ISn[<
soia alec by Druggists generally thros shoat - s'
atstes Price ~ per sotrl- =, s's sofn-s for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
Henry Clay in Baltimore.

BALTIAOKE. jar. Z.
HrsRY CLAY arrived here in last nights train of
car. from the West He con.empstes staying here
until Monday and is the guest of Hon. Christopher
Hughes He is In good health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

suso,cAL OPERATIONS WITHOUT rAtS-we - =
formed that on New-Years day lad IN Esai bessc
had Al, leg arnputated st the thsh. and what ~ ~
markable IL was done without pain Inc oPSnm ~
"sr,ornsa nv Dr p Ellsworth Il this city, Ia ~ aa
h,Ic minute from the time of the hrst ncslse. b..
wel. the originator OF principle in surgery. y sl<a
operstions may 10 performed without pain, ~ , n
tendance and administered the Nitrous oxs ~ sofi
had the effect 10 produce sleep so profound tsss - p
tent was not swa'e the operation mao oees pea %
al hs .xoks and 10 his astonishment thst he vss n
ns leg he said that no had felt no pain bat thossht
heard the sawlng Of the bone I...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
ASSEMBLY.


Flour aud grain are dull Pork is more hrm'
bot prices are no better. Sales ordinary lots at
IS a ) so ana prime parcels at s5,92i.
A man was Killed o-day Ia Troy. near the Depot
of the Troy and 3reeDoush Railroad. The cars
ran on the wrong track the switch being mis-
nlaced He gas killed instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

CLERGY OF IRELAND The Roman Catholic
Priesthood are about 500 in number They are
supported by their hocks. The dissenting Presby'
terisn Ministers number nearly 600, and are partly
upheld by their congregations aud partly by the
British Government. The wealth consumed by the
drones of very unpopular State Church Is as
enormous as the poverty Of the millions is unpar-
sneled. Lord Lansdowne N the House OF LORDS
last month. expressed the sentiment that the Sc
curty Of life and property in three ourths OF Ire
and was mainly owing to the teaching and exam
pie of the Catholic clergy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

SPRING s.LEs-Ssuth and Wsst-Now 10 the tine .
advertise for new customers and remind old ones Of ssI
Of goods suited TO their wants IL can be done ~
the a'es and IN the best papers, a. PALMsss sss7h
IN rrshans Huildinxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
PROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Nsw CguRcH.-Rev. Mr. stauntou. Editor Il
the Church Directory has commenced cnureh nsS N
corner of Atlantic and Powers sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ j. SMITH DopsE, DEsTisr, Is Bondst. near snss
way, request. the sttsation Of those wanting rD
c4i teeth his new method 10 method used In this a'
exclusively by hmsel Of fastening either single zee"
when gold plates II most Of the psin s''
ly given in the operation and ensbles the 70 ss'
clean and healthy mouth. nis TakssI'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

To Correspondents IL hefs,m wishes his nmpnie Is
don pubhed in TA< Tribune IL mast he accompanied By
re.I name People who write for newspspes ought t.
have yum ption enough know THAI anon msos einmo
pcson. never any other light than that OF thsn OVID
ronAxsfafiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ TIE SUsDAy DISPATCH for to morrow viii ~"
a splendid portrait Of Pope Plus TX. together I'D
graphic sketch Of his life aud cha acter, the usual v~
Of choice matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

F,,,crsoy RuM.-Thomss Newell residing q,
n, c.rsli.., while under The Effects Of hing saSc
commenced beating hts wife. sn1 upset the stove ssrs
ars 10 the room, which put cut with some dncsp
lie Was arrested by officer Mecormick and dsainst N
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
the act itself

BRITISH FoRcEs-The Morning Chronicle men
tons an early augmentation of the British srmy as
likely to take place. Is it not too large already :
For 700 years no foreign foe has obtained footing
in the United Kingdom, and the natural position
for defence of Britain and Ireland svery strong.
Where or who is the enemy In 1885. the entire
cost of army. navy and ordnance was fifty eight
millions of dollars; in ls47 it bad increased to eeh
ty.six millions. And more troops are wanted
With twenty.sx millions of people to defend their
country, why expend so much treasure on the ap-
psratus of war in time OF pescel One thing is
evident--hard times make good recruiting ser
geant and they are hard enough in Britain Justno~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
New Publications .

PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY; BY FRIEDRICH
HEDGE; illustrated with Portraits. ! vol sVo' PIP
567. Philadelphia: Cary & Hart; lsis.
This magnificent volume we have already briefly
noticed lsee Tribune OF the 3lst ult aud now recur
to it only to say that i. is for sale by William H.
Graham. Tribune Buildings, and TO advise those
who would enjoy a feast of fat things to pur'
chase the book. 1t is issued in the style of Girls.
wold's Poets and Poetry of America contains
short biographical notices of and selections from the wr-
tngs OF Luther Goethe Richter Schiller and "a others Of
the most distinguished prose writers which Germany has
produced.
The Illustrations spirited mezzotinto ensravngs Of
Richter schsge Luther Goethe, Mendelssohn hsrdef'
Schiller and Lessng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

EXAMINATIONS FOR ARsos.-Ine examinahoa
~ John G. We,h on charge OF arson viii be rssaus.
mis- afternoon lie is defended by John Dkemap. Es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

IssASE-Eliza Bowen. who has tor soma hn'
.s .rr,.,ed and sent TO the County Lunstic Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

" The PAladelp Aia Bulletin says. the loss to
the Government by the deiacasioa Of Hutchinson
the Clerk Of the United States Mint, viii not ex
coed O., 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
CITY ITEMS.

E,oHrH on yAsuAsr.-A National Salute vaI
\. s,.a on the Battery this day Of u " N sassr o. n.
return Of the anniversary Of the Battle Of Ss- Orion.
s,h J.nu.ry isis The salute viii BE- hrsd BY ss..es
meat Of the RInxsold Araery,s BY order Of n. Soon
eomm autiDx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

YouSc MISS COMMITTEE foK lsas The fl
lowing ocsr OF the Young Mems COMMITTEES for the pres
emit year we're elected lxst evening:
CAairmss-JAxks T. n. BLIAxIsr; shoses by secla-
matisn.
yscs cAasrm<s-wilian II. Van Cot, and @. w. thorn
Ssos'srs<s-E Dslansld Smith and Rees " Sueeeigh.
f$vss<r~-rhs old favorite. John Ridley. Al Of The
right stamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ The Ereaiag Journal says that the copy OF
the Controllers report publishedin advance in tins
City, was obtained by bribiug aPerson in the EN-
ploy ment of the State Printer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ Rev SuAs AixsS and Rev. 5. Fl. HIG
GINS have been elected Chspains OF the Massachu
setts House OF Represe utasives,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

r1- The fifth Concert Of the steyerusrssu
.ss.c,.ce this eveulpg at the Tabernacle The I N
s,o,,en, one And we advise ell who wish to bear ~ pa.
s,c,ou Of orchestral playing to go. They VII r's ut
two or three Concerts more and no one should ma "
,rs0.s an enjoyment. especially as It's costs % ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

r5.rxo ,srform.nce. take place to-day stshs Ansnee
Maseam, al and "A O'Clock p. NJ The ENTERTAINERS
are chss,e and varied, and will, undossssdly, cue
crowded houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

rss GREEK SLAvE.--rhis is the last day OF Ia
.,n,,,ion OF this srea. In this CITY, and 'sose NJ
would no, lo.e the opportunity Of seeing IT must in's
cha ,,ms IL will a. once b removed TO Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

N State Temperance Convention will be
held at Syracuse on the 18th inst by call OF the
Central Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

The wrArHrR-To oar friend Of the -s~<r
,,, a, .r,a in the evening and no, At ". you sss,ss
a. q, ,our ,o.uu.,l, IN shout honesty, We SOON = 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

IscoRPoRATIos or VILLAGrs-GEsERAL LAW.
10 the Albany Argus OF Thursday we ind new
statute. occupying FIVE ofits ample columns its OBJ
eot being TO provide for the Incorporation and sell
government Of villages, and so that hereafter they
may be Incorporated without any special applca
,ion to the Legislature. The first section is IL
these words;
ANY part Of any town or towns not Included within
any ncorp rated village and containing re1s' posu
atom ~ not less man three hundred persons, and If II
shall include within It's boundaries territory OF mof'
than one square mile In extent ntsining resident pop
ua ion Of Al he rate Of not less than three hundred per
sons TO every squire mile of territory included ~i'h
such boundaries, may he Incorporated as village under
the provisions of this act"
For more full information we refer inquirers to
the act itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

II "A SYSTEM OF AsrRosonY, intended to
explain upon new and perfect Principles the Laws
of Plsketary Motion throughout the Universe; be-
ing ar Analysis of the Agencies OF Heat Cold and
Gravits,on. in producing Harmony in the Move
mcnls of the Heavenly Bodies. both DarnAi ard Annual
together with Theory the Tides designed
pose fAsces Of the sewtonian system By JoHs ADJ
ANS " This work ia nom the press Of Fo~lers Wells
We frankly confess that scientific Attachments do not
entiie SIT in Judgment upon lis merts. To those
who acquainted with the sutse, say. Read before
yoa Judge
PORE PrUs IX.-An elegant line Engraving
(quario) Of this eminent hes jest been COMPLETED ~
Kimberly, AFTER Blanch.rds Painting. II msy be bad 81
Grahsm's CoenAns and DunisAns stores
SLAVERY IN KgSTucKY-POsIriOy ~ CLERGY
AND LAITr.-A correspondent OF the CAr'sfsaa
Watchm1a e Baptist paper published Ia Boston--
by no means ultra ON AtoiitioDlsm-In describing
bis tour through the State OF Kentucky makes the
following statement relative % the position Of the
clergy that State the great sub ect OF Emanci
patton
That Gay is fastening fast Not only has the morn.
log spIs.fe1 but II = becoming lost IN the raoisnce
which breaks from rsDz freedom IRE friends
Of emancipation are Incl easing In wisdom srergh deter
nn-tion, and In numbers. PeFs 4 every class
are ning them although WIN varo1s degrees Of know.
ledge. bocuess and dscisioD- very Intelligent Ken
tucEian, gsaoas adv0c Of this cause obs ryed
thar comparatively 10 ain over 70 his views
the influence ~ synrn Of Statesman ris,s and Others.
clergy seemed TO Dc mos, iaperyoas ef all 10
the fsrce Of Argument on this sur cct and that those
q my osI denomination furnish exception is
mark The spirit Of my ioforn1ot appeared 10 Be mid
candid and DC snsble 70 refa,e Or mod
ny his testimony. A@si Il IL 100 true ne nins'-rs Of
Christ have hereby placed the5e Ia false position
in the .ht Of maakind for having become occupied with
the discussion Of the question OF slavery sOscaAy and
ia s9Jrts prove tina. t not necessarily SIN. iate
gent synea who have been looking At that question In the
sh Of phlosophy and political economy, have gotten
far In advanc- Of their religious teachers, and where hu
freedom Is The theme humanity scars shove Cars
uAnisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

U,,unR.w.L-TheM Madison Ct n. Y. Chsrrs
., .,,cn Rev Mr. B.gs ives recently pastor. have v,
r,rn from the Third Presb,tery and adopted the @,
gregstiona form Of church government There sssnss
be- tendency ,o~srd congregstionslism N 'ns ey *
Brooklyn, among those Who have has 'nen eIy essos
81 the popuation OF these cities of Eastern orisn
VI sNN fOh<erx>r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

cus,srr's MrssrREIs-These admirable deines
tor. Of the lndcrous give an extra performance 'h Met
noon az O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

n. The Canary Birds in Broadway are 'sl :
,-..,,ns great attention. Many OF their vises usF
son, who saw them pei form In Europe and 'hsy s1Fs
themselves As well pleased with them here IS 'ney =.
ABROAD Sig spussto. their oxhiei'sr, thinfs OF rsns
, them oso 10 Boston and other cities for exhisiiios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

r5- The O6serrer says that Rev D. B. Gee,
49,, of the allen ;, Presoy tersn church. who Gin Ne
Die heath, has gone to spend few months N The West
ins,ss lie sailed for Havana on wondsy last IN u
Cr.toval Colon. Cap, p. smith the Captain ssd OWEN
s,s. ,.,s.se Tue people OF HI, charge have fssh>s
,moe means for the prosecution Of his journey and
n.xs the paolt well suE Piled during his absence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
wIn W'hls GENERAL Committee,

rvIn Whig General Committee, psee ai,.,.
1917 -R<soired That IL b. recomnie nn.s 20 W.
elect 70 the General Cor nittee TO .-ssm 80,
(ins y sd Of the 4th Jsousrb e. oeoes " ''' '''
por pose OF ptsiIIIPs rHGNIx. Chairman.
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Asst Chm
JosEPH T. TAyLos, Secretaries sao ..s,ro
WILLIAM L. SHARDIow) wv e'1S'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

~ Mr.. Kriege's Lectures on German Hisc
"a r,,.r.,ure will he resumed this evening with s<sa
on xror,rocx Single tickets can be procured a. NE s'a
ol.ee. corner Of Broadway and LispenArds'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

IRP TIE AMERICAN REVIEW for January comes
N dress and enlarged form, and claims special
notice as the first OF new series The Administrators
o. the estate Of the late Editor give notice that they have
engaged as his successor JAMES d. wHsiPLEr Esq ageB
teman connected with the Review nom the egnning as
ore of ifs most valuable contributors, and for year past
Intimately associated with Mr.. Cotton in conducting 10
and in whose ability, principles and Judgment they have
the utmost cor dence Ia the political department Hon
d. BAax.KD will continue bis valuable assistance and
thus the plans q the anented Editor for the Improve
men OF the work will be carried with some degree ofthe
energy which secured for in his hands wide circaa
tion The msia political article In this lumber is an able
review of the Presidents Message by Hon. d. d. Barnard
Mr. CAhouns Report the Memphis Memorials the sub
sct Of an elaborate paper which the powers Of Con-
ress In relation 70 the improvement Of Rivers and Har
bors are clearly cened and shown to BE- essential to the
prosperity Of the country OF the literary articles We can
rive only the titles The Anso-SaAon Race An I'M
prouptu' by the la,e George Cotton. The Natoral
History OF Paraguay Hope The Prose Writings Of An
DIRE Chenies The Life and Character Of Frederick vii
liam ". King Of Prussia Hamlet, Foreign Mscs a.
nv Critical Notices Prehxsd to the number Is beau
tfai picture Ct Rev DR.. chslmers. published at lis
Ssssaa-st)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

CY-"rHE CHRISTIAN Er,rrSER" for January
comes 10 US with eight elaborate rciss beside tie usual
Religious Intelligence snt 'Setces OF Recent Pubiica
ions Art l. IL review Of CoqsereI's Experimental
Christianity In which that work very highly commend
"a Art. II Is Doctrnal Instruction m sunday
schools subJ.c, Of considerable interest among the
Uut.rans at the present time Art. Ill gives some In
ieresiing "reminiscences Of 'Untaransm In Portland.
with Letter Of Rev Mr. Carey tie Trinity, never be-
fore published Art. W. The Treatment Of slavery al
the North worth reading. though you dissent from
the viewsoi the writer. Art " Is review Of the Life
q Rev Dr. Beknsp lately Published by his Grand taush-
laughter Art. VI Is review OF Adm Baou's work
Resistance TIE writer narlfes,s 10 u.
mere ability lhsn canior, atroitness IN evading
,hAn fairness meeting the questions At Issue Art VII
Is review Of Nartinssls Discourses Art VIII Is a
timely prses, against the War ~ih Mexico, from which
We intend 20 give extracts hereafter. C. Francis Co.
2s2 Broadway -
rY-- LETTERS To PRoF. Stowe AND DR.. BA
coz. on Gods Real Method with Great Social
Wrongs in which the Bible is INDICATED from
grossly erroneous Interpretations; BY AMOS
PHELPS" is volume Of lss PIP the contents OF
which were originally Published in the Boston Re
e0rder and Nec. York Erangeiist. The writer was
seIl known during Bis lifetime a. an able aud zeal
ous orthodox clergyman. and an equally jealous
Abotoa,t In Iris vork he maintains. 10 opposition 20
Prof >to-e Dr. Bacon and other that Saw holding a.
pesen, Individual practice. is sinful that il Is always
So in the In which gaming drunkenness false
hood asuliery dOlAy. aud the like are and that be-
ing So tbs always to be treated. IN shs instruction Of
Christian teachers Gne the administration and discipline
Of chFsias chuches us, as these other sns These
positions Mr. Phelps nanisins In the ~ork before with
sozsamnAts ability. (Pabiishsd By wm. Harmed, "a
Spruce ~