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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23
ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.

1--WE Women Of the Bible-Is engTavinsS:
Il Leaflets OF Memory for iSf9-nunle raus sRsf.
ivlnES,
The Gen Of the SeaSon--2D fine steel enzravins,.
The Book Of Pearls for iS49-A
The Snowflake:
The Christian Keepsake;
The Ruby;
The Lady's Annual;
The American Gallery Of An:
Scenes IN the Life OF our SAVIOR;
The Apostles;
" The Prophets:
The Illuminated Gems OF Sacred Poetry.
The Gems OF Beauty.
The Book OF Beauty;
The Keepsake;
The HerOines OF Shakespeare;
The Lays OF the Western World;
Friendships odsrisg;
The Garland;
The AInaTanfh.
the above, together with a splendid asS1rtnl-ut OF
English and French Stationary ami Fancy artic,S suir
aoe toT the Holidays, may be sound at the new Hook
store Of
J. v. COwLING,
NoN' @'-u 4s6 Main street
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

ons letter says that more than dozen comma
nies nave been formed there for emigration. The
New York Express, of Monday, says:
several ships, we are told, are fast filling up
a' inns port at IS 80 per barrel, freight.
haindcn &ssCo., who advenisea ship ioI San
francisco, soon, have already had five bundled
aPpiiGauons-- mostly young men, all afflicted
WIN the yeHoc terer, of course. The contagion
> Spreading iearinlly on every side, and before
cure can be effected, great Numbers win he ear.
risdof."
Inc New York Commercial Advertiser states
that, so anxious are seamen to touch the gold
soil, they are now shipping fer California at one
dollar per month.
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rU rsaE LoUssvnaax Puuusc

DEIlEvING that well appointed a..h Beuxr m
ID Louisville sili be successfully sustained by the
public, propose the fitting mp Of such an establish
ment. ..'
In order 10 plish this. h neeesssfy for me %
procure two hundred and any sabsrrhers enis1 10
day upon the task Of soliciting names, and woaid
specfay call the attention of the citizens subject
The establishment viii contain "a spacious ana com
tortably furnished hath roDns-iS for gentlemen.
TOR lsdks-and VIII posses every requisite FOR
Warm, Coid SaOarey. SD phRr, Salt, Dash and s>aza
Eafls.
The building win be located In central part Of the
city, and opened for business In the fall.
The terms Of sbscript on are TEs DoLLARs for the
season. eommencing--
AZ advance payment b required from tae early Sub
scribers lacy Will be eutified bathing seek
the months not embraced 10 the regular season.
No subscription viii be received Bntiltwo hundred and
6fsy names are secured.
Nay 2os--n WMa YOUNG
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pwe copy the following from the Le1instor

VI LU-WIFTUU TlUfHfnts
IHoLERA.--A daughter Of Mr.. Joseph George,
about l3 years CT age, of this city, was taken SICK
on Friday Last, about clock, and died on SAT-
crdsy morning. The symptoms Of her disease some
what reseulbled those OF cholera, and such Is the
ieverish state Of the public mind, in relation to
that dreadful disease, that a report soon ran
through the city that her csse was clearly one of
the cholera. A post moftem examination was
had by severai OF our eminent physicians, and we
learn from oEe OF them, that Il was q case of
PeTifoniis, or inflammation OF the lining membrane
OF the bowels; o disease that is very common,
rapid in ith Progress, and often fatal when the ca
ses are seveie.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

The President Of this Road returned from the
East q few lays since, and we learn has purcha-
sed the balance OF the Rails necessary to CON-
plete the Rad. and at pricesmore favorable than
his frst purchase. There Is nothing nov in the
way Of the speedy completion of the Road; and
we are ple,sed to learn that all Is activity along
that part Of the road which has to be made
anew.--Lerington Atlas, Saturday.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

On Saturday night FIRE broke ont about p. NJ,
in the Park street Theatre, which endangered the
whole block. The American Bible House, Mas
san street, and the Clinton Hall in Beckman ST.,
were also 10 imminent danger.
The loss ty The burning of the Park Theatre
was Sc, COZ The walls are only left standing.
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cON0R wnIvvOHAL.
wAsHINsros, Dec, IA, sp. NJ.
SENATE.


At the usual hour the Sanate was called to OF.
erby the President, and the journal OF yesterday
was read, aud they then proceeded 10 the regular
business.
| Mr.. Webster appeared to-day aud took his seat.
summary petitions and memorials were presented
| and referred.
IL was agreed that when the Senate should adj
loum II would adjourn until Monday.
Pursuant 10 previous notice Mr.. Cameron asked
| and obtained leave 10 introduce bill 10 provide
Tor the taking of new census of the United
| States.
Pursuant 10 previous notice Mr.. Benton obtain
ed leave TO Introduce bill authorizing that a con
tract be made with Aspenwall and others, for the
construction OF Railroad across the ISthmus OF
Panama, and on motion said bill made the
special order OF the day for Monday.
Mr.. Butler pronounced, in the Senate, brief
| enlogyNpon announcing the death OF Mr.. Smms,
a member of the House. The usual resolutions
were then passed, and the Senate without trans
aeting further business adjourned until Mon
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Walker Barber announced the death of Mr..
Simnls, member of Congress from South Carolina,
and after pronouncing upon him brief but elo-
quent eulogy, the House passed the customary
resolutions of coincidence and mourning, and
then Adjourned without further business until
Monday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, p NJ.
The proceedings of the House to.5av are nnm-
poriani, and that body adjourned over until Mon
day.
u.,,,... n 40 oun
""Snrs",oS' D''' ""
mn SENATE.
Inc senate was called la order al the usual
honr-
A ns,;t;on ,yss nrssaa,stt b., A.. co,,,o,o,,
fcom snndU citizens. for The 2ednciioo of ths
present Tariff.
Mr. SmTyeon nrasspt.d n ns,;,;on e., tho ,sa,o
ton of The present rate, of pos,ase ~
Mr. nousI.ss nrasant.d nsti,ion from, Ill.,
o. REILLY for he ,igbt of Usv for ,.lssranb I,ns
through the District of Columbia. INV
The Wee President laid before the Senate a com.
mnication from The Secretary of Stale i'm relation
10 Cslifornia
a. ,,o,;nn ., A, ..,,;. :, .,,,
Oh ".o', Se VI n,i. ne''e"' was ie'"eu 10 ihe
'" a'e N,' So'' M nv ;,on a.,
p W; ,io.o" y, 'i, wa. po'uch oI tle
,atI'sh 20 ,', -, 70 VIC isln' ue
essao,''s'',ien' ~ mum a. anu ue
1917 mas W '"" :" u'e 'o'i'''i'
"a. ra.'an' IL, ..,,., ~, .sna.,..u e. r.,
~. its,i'o'i '.ei .a'u W nts u ~
1''l ,oi ~. :, ps pn'a aeioss the
30 ,h n,, ~ ~ -, o,
~ -. VIZ '''' '"N ''' ' = '"e"'
=" pas, g., - .,. -, a., -,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

The barque Paez arrived at pori to-day from
Venezuela, and reports that Gen. Paez had posses
sion of The city Of Maracaibo. The Government
troops had been defeated in several engagements
by Paez. The ultimate triumph OF paez is looked
upon as certain. Several towns have pronounced
against Monaraes
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

grei to announce that the gas works in Mobile,
vita ell the fixtures, were destroyed by IRE on
Wednesday evening, between s and O'clock.
The works were the property Of Jas. II. Caldwell,
Esd, of this city.-N. o. Pic, 9th.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 8 p. NJ.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Numerous petitions, &C., were read and refer
red
tDn notion OF Mr.. Douglas, the bill of last ses-
sion, Organizing the territories Of Nebraski and
Menesota, were taken up and referred 10 the CON-
mitee on territories.
Mr.. Downes obtained leave 10 introduce bill
for ihe establishment Of line of steamers between
New Orleans aud Vera Cruz.
message, in writing, was received from the
President by the hands OF his private Secretary.
The till pensioning the widow Mellon, was pass
ed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
In the House, after the presentation Of petitions,
&C., Mr.. Greeley, introduced resolution 10 en-
qure into the Practicabity of using the Govern.
ment vessels for the purpose of sending citizens 10
Cali forna-passed.
The remainder OF the morning session was most
" engaged in the discussion OF the motion refer
the Presidents message.
Nothing worthy OF report trsnspired during this
debate.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

THE GoLD AssAYED-RTfrdOrdinary P'ritn-
The following letter from the Director of the
Mint at Philadelphia, 10 Secretary Walker,
showing the assay ofthe California gold, we find
in the Washington Union. The gold sssayed yiel-
ded $50. 4s2. Ttopunty is extraordinary, the gold
dust yielding ss2-a pure gold; the melted gold
Welding within 6.l000 or six dollars in the one
thousand dollars, Of the mint standard Of 9Oo.-
This far exceeds the expectations Of the nlost
ssnguine, and places the extraordinary purity Of
the gold beyond controversy.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23
WOODRUFF a McBRi
NRw PIANO FORTE SALOON.

W. G. PETERS q co. 5O7, Main ST.
have lately fitted up elegant Piano
Forte Saloon fOr the better secOmmOda
ton Of their Customers and the better
display OF those unTivaled Piano FOrtes made by a
Gale & Co.. and Nuns & Clark
W. G. p. q Co., have lately purchased tiny Of the
above instruments al Prices full per cent. lower than
ANY previous INVOKE. and which they Oser a
responding reduction until Christmas day. From present
ndeaonS, the manufacturers viii Tsise the Prices
FdrteS the LIST OF January newt As intend TO
close out present stock before the New Year ser
DESTROYS u pare haSlng cheaper Pianos any
heretofore offered, are invited 10 eAh and make seec
ton al once.
n. B-Wanted TO purchase, six good second hand p
amos. fOr which fair price vii be gwen. exchange Tor
Ones-
Main Street, next door to Bsnk Of LOuisvil..
dec 16-u
D-Soah K,shsssisH, SAslBy N,'ss AID Eo4s.ssiIle
J5alIHal oil please eoPs-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

OF The JouFnsI OF Commerce.

we are often asked Tor iniofination on the sub
ject of plank roads. The following items vii
convey some Of the desired information;
Correspondence OF the journal Of Commerce.
CtNILLus, Onandsgs CO., Nov. "a, ts3s.
plank road Is being constructed from Csmiuas 10
Msrcelus, at Cost OF 81 800 per miie. Plank three
inches thick used and the road Is graded feet each
side OF the piankias. These roads popular
here that BY aud by every farmer will he for wing
plank road from his house 10 his barn. They ;akng
the farmers Th. The extensive OF plank roads
raised the pTlee Of lumber.
In late number Of the Journal of Commerce
we find the following items:
PLAsK RosDs.--!The Utica Herald says there are four
plank roads extending from that city into the country,
and thstthe amount Of travel upon them greatly Srpsses
the estimates az their projectors. The Northern road,
which Is twenty two miles in length, is doing than
double the amount Of business that was anticipated This
road constructed at expense Of ever 81 so mile,
which Is nearly double the cost Of roas0vsr favorable
routes. There three gates on this road. The
eepts the first or the week ending the 18th instant
$50. the receipts continue at the same rate the
profits OF the road must pay the whole cost OF its con
struetioa In four or i've years
The Introduction OF these roads into Kentucky
would greatly advance the interests Of the State.
GBThe inhabitsnts of Maiden, Mass, have vo
fej xlin "a relebrafe the Xlnh annvf rearv of th<
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i in thcis Territorial Governments, and 10 re-.
quire s,ich absolute introduction as condition
upon which the same shah be admitted into the
Union.
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SENATE.
WASHINGToN, II

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, i. NJ.
SundY petitions and memorials were presen-
ted and referred
AgIeeably To notice Mr.. Breese asked and OBJ
tanned leave 10 bring IN joint resolution, which
was read first and second time by unanimous
consent and referred "a the committee on Judicia-
ny. Il related 10 a law explanatory of a law for
making remuneration Tor losses in the military
service.
Mr.. Miller asked leave TO introduce resolution
calling for information respecting the purchase OF
Cuba.
Mr.. Berrien objected TO the granting Of leave,
and The resolution, under the rules of the Senate
lies over one day.
Alter some further unimportant business. the
Senate went into Incentive session and then ad-
lournsd
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

POSTAGE REFoRM-A meeting has been called
IN New York TO urge to further reduction of ihsI
postage. en8n AG \
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House, numerous petitions were presen
ted and refeued-one from Mr.. Horace Greey
from the land resouners.
Ia the House, lengthy debate ensued upon
motion to refer that portion of the Presidents
message a. relates 10 the tariff 10 the committee
on manufactures.
hr. Green, of Missouri, moved 10 lay the subject
upon the table, and spoke in opposition TO the
motion Of reference.
Horace Greedy spoke at some length in its favor
as he desired speedy action upon the subject
The discussion was continued by Messrs. Watts
and Marvin in the Affirmative, and by Messrs. Bay
ley and Fisher in the negative. The question was
finally postponed
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
ISAAC PUGH & Co

No ns, Chestnut street--P HILA DELPHIA
AAnnsctafefssn and Importers % Paper HaaxiassL
Have always tor sale arsr stock PAPERS Of every
variety manufactured whis they vii seI and
retail st the lowest rates.
Sept. 8h, lSiS.-n
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-23

rThe inhabitsnts of Maiden, Mass, have vo-
ted 5000 To celebrate the 2Oth anniversary of the
ettlement III the town.
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NEW STEAM FURNIrURs FACTORY

NEW STEAM FURNIrURE FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LoUIsvIILE. M.
"ESre prepared TO manufacture every thing IN our
w hne on terms favorable any other establish
me IN the West. The patronage OF the puohc Is soho
tied
wASTsD.-Cheuy. walnut. sycsmoTs. Gum and Pop
lar LGmber.
Aug s-tf I'M. K A. ]. LINCOLN.
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Commercial.

A plot for Republican and Socialists rising, and
for the assassination of several members OF the
German Parliament, has been discovered at Frank
fort
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Later from Mexico.

"Fomer Consul Gen. Of England in Egypt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
DIED

Al Me residence In nount Pleasant We.tchsstsr Com.
y. Oh the 9Th lat WILLIAM LAWRENCE IN the 73d
ysar q bis sgs
tend be funefai CO Thur.dss tbs tlh lost a. q O'clock
fIo bis late residences. Csrrasrs will be 10 attend
81 Unoayis the arrival OF ihs oeoek train Of car.
rem feE-fofs Tor those who wish steud his funeral
rom IBIS City His Iema,ns will b tsssa u White
Piairs Ter infermsnt
Suddenly, on WeGoesd.J May TO- MATTHEW REED
sz@d 81 years, months
His and ffesd Asd those Of hisbrothss Lewis
. aud Ely Heed and Of his snd sonn-la~ Chs.
Dean, are requested to stesd he IA sral this day a. |
eeloes with. az farther invitation fom his late
70 csss Elsyeath-st- His remains will BE- taken 10
New Canaan Tor ibtsrneut
On "Wednesday morning May TO- after short but Sc
we're ness which she ~ith Christian fOrttude Ars
ELIZA ANN CHADWICK
der remains will - 70 Greenwood C-metsry for
intemsnt, from her lAe residence corner Wyck0f and
borf 80 Brookyu Thursday afternoon. AZ o'clock
her friends hose Of the family iavted to sttend
without farther notice
q Nsw.Hsn psniIs papers pleass copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERy YlII

A QUsEK PosuIoN.-ln the senste Ca TUESDAY
the 9TH ior ihe ARMED oceu5son o. rucltan beng Sssr.
tat body. Mr. nIxoS LKvs moved 10 amend II.
amendment Of Mr.. JEFrEEss DAVIS - iosefling stts.
commencement TIC iol.0niIg Preamble
Whs,sas sn sSsiaafdfsIy ~afi. to~ b.its wss.s b,
The loo sns poo tie whife ~ p1stnn Of lgcssu hs
frot aesfed thf. he uston Of she -blie raes
end wfefcss Nuctfsn one ~ the States Of Mexico 4,
entitled the protection o The NeKcau Government .sa
~hrrrsf ~ u the sHsuE Sar ih- surhort, Al
M-aican enf hs- hrsa treat S-sr.- ,sr
pressed viLin thr ins II MsAico. ard ne military a.
th1ify q the Ultsa STATES Submitted 10 10 s..d 49,.
fefrss sulh srbstlon l. 90 BE- mainly aurihatsd IN.
impaniy which snow svsa to ciu-ty snd Outrage a,
he part ~ ths insaelfs slce sDd good f.ih 70 Ys.
Ton well - ths existing srusties with Mckee rcec,
DO re cs's Of other ladisB invssoa, % Msxcsn s
oFy durus h- va ihs' the Uoed States having ,op.r
s-ctd tar power u Mexico should ..sgue the pioecis
Of fasstan uatiii Me1ieo shall Dc contiaoa % s
same the ss1eF
Aa 90 afd ~ The close Of the bin The following provide
" Preceded Tost n9thius herein cootainsd sbsl b. %
construed fo rsqpif- ih-t qrotcc hereby aforte
20 The people tf acafin shall - withdraw gntl N-Ao
= In stlafoe resume the aad prottsfd fsr
fter That M rrAnI hereby interd-d " b as
me reftrrt occupa.n srueNaoa OF the TeIutrs q
Ynct.sr fo 80 Unitrd Sa.ss'
SIC. Davis accepted the amendment, and modified hs
own pros lslt.DD accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

The Express publishes tie following letter and
SAYS that u Is from highly Intelligent aud respect
able gentlemen. mo was formerly American Con
sul Ia tue City Of Mexico;
NEw ORLEANS, LIST May. lsfs.
MYDg sE arrived hear The night before last, ti-
reel nom ,ho Cay Of Mckee iu ne steamer Aususa
and snall set out at 4. for Washington via CHARLES
ten.
Our Commissioners The new ones, arrived a Mexico on
IN, ia sna IL a. Mr ClifJo la aavauce IHt IkhS1Y
wt.L o. sAttfiGD VIVA AL IhE AMENDMENTS. Estf
prbs ~. bsd "a interview with Gsa Mofa tne Cou.
mt..iooer vi tns Mexican Government la the Ciy OF
M,xo B, the DAY bsiofo | eit lie e,saIea me that the
A ,sa,snt ere ~oald DC obIsotonabi1 a.
its a.. no.tloa rne elections loo Ssoaots place Ia
tns CIT, The = nit the peace parry s.ioins o. iass
mai sit~.. Thai tr Deputies vas 10 have tssca pace
Toe Mexcaa Congress e0aid not orsaairs isrh siors
ahoat the lat 81 nay most. sdmituug 10 squsboefs
saons them Is step viii be The election 81 Pfes
s.nt IN th- person " tic 400 next Vii % hr
Tsr.y rk- psry ~ers nos s.ti'nod' bot Zoe II d
uoe Of the sfmsco pat - peer "a urif m 3uths' 400
ih~, are eoins order 10 sosle sone ~ zoe three
nto1s You SUNS Of yoar lf"oas may DC Interested
IA mi. usws, saots believe sno~ u no oihe
psesnn.
Ta-ss will b. Struggle 10 restlou 10 The three mil
lion. thesnsoiso bCt a. ne Amy cAuroi Evw
before end Of Ostoo-r, ~ ali DO hcPt qaic
anous them uii thon-atef watch God kneSs what Will
bo.oa4s ot them
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Thing. IN PhliadelnhIa.
CorresPontenee OF The Tribune.


rsiLaDuFniA. Wednesday, May TO-
The anniversary Of the battles Of Pslo Alto and
Rssaca de "a Palma celebrated lest sveuiCs BY ,es
hisuds Gen Tayls ia hs peer Saloon Il The Ma'esm
rAsstS NJ CLAY NhJ cscci 90 The uireuus
wss GOT present gentleman rose o. fesd letter iuu
him. b1t tho 0rst enton OF me gree 81 ~ith
Shaver q hi,ses The tras frsnts II Mr.. Nj Clay
i himself whsa cooler jat snsnt induces him 20 reject
Tae committee appointed BY The meeting held 10 inss
sera.rce soaas on The .h u 20 prepare an sddress
behalf I'D ne meeting 70 the People aud PoNisoual Gov
ueu OF France have had the address beautifully ~
ot,s1 On Bristol board sud enc ofed 10 silver case Tt
\ h ,rrsa OF ths had Of the Amsficsn Dollar ADD TIE
opr,e ena 10 revere side The case bears The ioo~
ina io,crptiou Address az the uzrns OF pha
I'D the Provisional Govefnmeot sni Iitxers ~ ffsnee
H,r,red be 1ier ratriotisnMsy success stt~nd iheT
public meeting 30 reference 10 ths suppression Of
se OF nc ado at-d the meeting which are
these offered hy Mr Olesson and Dr. E'eer
TIE mary Dale, bark INTENDED Tor tho Sou'h Nmsile.a
trade lanuehsd ihis wcrnins nom ero~n hitea-
ellis vkfd.
ferss war 10 raging Ia vitulty against the dos'
s tho authorities having received % eui0toe me Ia~'
ascintt them most rigidiy.
'Our ma ksts are doll snt prices unchanged
1.tts oF srocKs-Ftyst brafd- $500 >is'e 80, y
eco do s5wu 1j; SlO DO do i'l - - u Do do -
81 y "a Kro. 30, ID Harrisburg RR. $50 $1,000 y sos
~ lol - 300 do d6, 1923 DO Aeehan - bs -. =,
5000 L-bIgh6s ca, - coo Tres, Z Ne. ie2t leo
War Bouay. 97 N0rAm Be-, ll3i -oo oO State S. -
Sscsnd Bsard-s. 7Co City IS, 10, ssi lss Penn 50,
7sl, USBk,3, ION Am Bk, u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-11

The American Home Missionary Society held Us
annual meeting las. nizhl At the Tabsrnacs.
JAsPTa CoasSo. Fec. Treasurer presented hs report
OF the lsss Of ne Society OF which the following the
subs snce;
Rss.srors tn, balsoes 10 The Treasury April l. Is47
nrnths a.ye 5sra sif09I 0-msking the aggregate Of
resource. $40 40 ca.
Lis5frs There ~. due % missionaries az the daa
Of the ia.t report, he sum Of s5 = Tasre has since
b-com- cu- To farther sum Of elo5 055 J01skiag lhs
total of liabilities sl437 5s 50
Tno income slsO72tO greater than that Of any pre-
vols year Tkss has been Increase Of 80 missonG-
riss q which in tbs Western States Increase
OF ssboah scholars is 600 ard Of Temperance members
1900
Rev. MILTON BADGER D D., read the Report o. the TX
ecgtys Committee, especially Recommending an izeresse
OF Missionary ls5ors 10 the West It set forth strong
a1su,ga the and growing Importance q the Msss-
s0si valley ard the earnest necessity Of additional labor
70 coaniersc the evil tendency Of annexation sns con-
que The report also sated 10 the emergency cceaooea
- s distracted state u affairs Ia Europe and me c,De-
qgeut cr0wss q Immigrants 10 Cur shores and con-
Glazed Win conf ienal 10 tbs Power which upholts car
c)untry 90 The hnlhlmsnt Of asr gre.t destiny
Rev. LEosARD BACON u. p. q Sew. Haven c. msvet
the adoption 81 Report Ths fic,s which are prevented
therein he said, srs facts which must influence evsry
patriotic mins In them Is displayed the progress of tbs
great magnificent YORK, through which God Il uar.st-
ns ts lore 20 our eoanry Ani 70 ias world. As look
- ne Increase Of the work already done, equally
s-r8ck vi tie Increase q tie eoik bs ious The
bed ezP-u1t ~1fn cultiyafSn-wtih the growth Of
eopu aion-wita ihe scope aud cIrcumf-ren.- q cur
em3r. II already extends from IN. southern savannah,
g. Tho kcrsy Aeultas ea1 the o. the Doos-rs
= Chr snity 10 pss,rd o. tns margin u toe Pscse
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