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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
M ECHANICs HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN

1 Grand and Broome Streets commenced Monday Oct
3D. and will continue night until further notce-Eighh
week Of the 70 opening The we'll dRsTYS
MINSTRELS, (orranized in lS42l TIE FIRST TO HARMO.
kIZE NEGRO MELODIEg AND ORIGINATORS OF TaE
PRkSFkT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
TAINMENTS whose concerts this city period ten
mon tbs were received with such DISTINGUISHED favor and patr
have the honor Of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen
Pouar Concerts introducing variety Of their original sugs
Choruses Dances &C. Admission 20
ortn att Concert will commence O'Clock An Afternoon
concert every Saturday commencing at O'clock ~
the and direction Of r Chrsty On
Thanksgiving Day afternoon concert commencing
p N.
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Important to the Pubiic.--AIl Hatters OF
celebrity refer their patrons to the Inmabc No IL Nassau
his cuts Of the hair and wfker be
ing appreciation OF their hats Also
obtained above. Iills Infabe Onguent for the hair
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QARNUNs AMERICAN MUsEUx-pT T. BARNUM, PRO-

RARNUhs AMERICAN MUSEUN.-PT BARNUM, PRO-
- Trietor f. Hitchcock Manager Ono day only Friday
2ih splendid Performances and Exhibitions in the
o'clock in the after at and in the evening half past
T. The original General Tom Thumb will each
Torrance in various interesting characters and intervals
about the Muscum Great Western Comedian
the celebrated Sable Brothers of the
Bands this cy Pete Morris Comic Singer Miss Emma Lese
Vcas The Highland Mammoth Brothers; Living Ourang Gu
tang FAIRY Family Infant vesrs Wax Scripture Satuary
Madame Rockwell Fortune Teller Admission rs cents children
under TO- half price.
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CTATEN ISLAND Y RRY-THE STEAMBOAT sfATRS
- Isandor will folows-keave New Yorh At g. H. 4
81, and 5& 'dNh Lears Qaasaaans ~ ", - Aai
ssock.
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DAcKETs FOR nAvRE.-sEcoND LINE-rnE saIP
Oneida willard master win sail the lst December.
BuYDk HINCKEN. Asents s. v all st,eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

WILsONb ENTERTAINMENTS on THE SONGS OF
w sCtland-Opening Of the new Assembly Rooms Coster
Mansion, Broadway On Monday eyening at O'clock
MI Wilson viii give grand selection Of ss popular Songs
and Ballads In the above Mr. Wilson will panied
the Piano Forte by his daughter Programme spot
Where was Born Go Fetch me Pint 9, Wine" Me
Song from the Comic opera Of The Posiou Lon,ameau
Frends and Listen tho Stery" "a Mans Man for
a that Aud Joe Nicosons Bonnie Mamie" "Iord Uins
Daughter Tell me how to woo thee Young Lochinya;
you Lave Look Of your Hair " Green Grow
Doors open TX o'clock Entertainments commence at
and about TO- Tickets 80 Books OF tho words
I2k cents Programmes at the Music Stores and Hotsls Mr.
Wilson will give his entertainment Sir Walter Poem
of "The Lady Of the Lake N Tuesday evening.
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u ROADWAY THBATRE-E. A MARSHALL. PROPRIu
~ tor-Fndsy Eyening Nov. ~ will be performed La DY
OF LYONS-tlaude MNuotfe. Mr. Murdoch; Col Damas Mr.
vsehs Beausent Mr. FrderchG Glavis M Shaw Pauline
Miss Halach Madame oeschapPses kra Hildroh. After
AIR; o. Tie Glsss ellis To ooncade with tho farce OF tho
Bsher Obadiah Mr. Hadaway; Ruth Mrs Abbott Circle
and Phrquete oents Family Circle and Upper Tiers Is
cents Gallery l2h Doors half 6psrform
ance to commence att O'CLOCK.
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TABERNACLE-A GRAND CONCsRT TO SUPPLY
Fends for the erection Of an Orphan Asylum the ground
previously granted by the corporation Of the positively
take place Tuesday evening" Nov 18th Leader
trnSgnor RaTet. Maestro the Piano. bgnor Ba Tickets
80 cents.
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RuRToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sPREEr--FSGDAY
NOV "a vii Is Performed the comedy OF TIE GOOD
CID ENGLiSH GENTLEhAN-Squira Broadland. Mr. Bur.
tons MIRA Vernon Miss Fanny Markham. Miss c.
Cha rnan Alter which. MUSICAL ARRlvAI5-Josef yingl,
MI H. Johnson Nr Crotchet MT Raymond Hanaqer Bottom
NJ, 10sr an Ienny Jg niss CHAIRMAN conclude RON
ANp d Snhf IN A6ERiCA-ynmss Hall TroI.ope Dioaens
Fuller Cwen Nj, burtoD Conthan Thomas Mr.. Brou shsn
Mrs Ha.Snorn Mrs. Bowling Dress Circle 5Oc FSmy iroo
7 o'clock. - - '" ~
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INFLUENZA COUGHS. COLDS RHEUMATISM, Sc
Persons who afflicted with either Of the above
obtain immediate relief and certain the Of Ma
CARROTS Medcated and sulphur Baths 36 Broadway
These Baths have been In operation 1875 and have been
recommended By the arst phydciaps In the city
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M LpICAL oYFICE-pR JOHNSON is DUANE STREET

Nj EDICAL OFFICE.-DR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET
l Chatham stre well known as the most successful
practitioner New York. In the treatment Of
The Doctors for skill in those old half
existed for years eminent Glee structure ulcers
upon the body in the throat In the head and
homes Of the legs efectuay cured
brought BY secret habit indugcd In BY young causing
lascvous dreams and nightly emissions positively prevented
Recent CURED in four days without mercury alton
In Diet or prevention from business
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. doubt. There is help for It. The result may be
earlier later, various struggles may BE- undergone;
direction has been taken there within and
without to accelerate the motion and change upon
change reform upon REFORM taking away and building
reform or revolution, and long SUGGESTIONS OF
them, arc to tsHe place, there be light In expe
rience, force In the laws Of mind Nor ought We
to be surprised or alarmed II changes come upon us
Either must be exempt from improvement, or else
must submit to those changes improvement always
conpsls. -
reform and revolution Changes in the policy that
allowed reform changes that resisted violently
compel society to receive them, revolutions. The
one 10 q foroe exerted within, the other upon and
against ms .itutons Reforms strengthen, by taking
away or cleansing; revolutions change and sub.ti-
tute-they pull down and remove Reforms the
signs Of cyiizaton revolutions, of comparative bar
bsrism In the monarchy. Reforms the resliency
Of the body polite, the natural vital vsor by which
morbid seoretions are elected, and useless parts
sioughed. When reforms are needed, and resisted,
they beget revolutions. The deep and real wants Of
ages be neglected. but they aecumusts power
growing In society cannot be set ASIDE they may for
There Is nothing more helpless than suffer ing gno'
rance and nothing more terfno powei steam ma
compression Il Is omnipotent Injustice and systema-
tiled wrong Of vndictive overthrow as any
other aggression upon natural laws The ygor ofthe VIC
Tins viii determine the period Of reaction but sooner or
later it because TIE bit through which mani
ty travels to its yndicatvn Is lost inning through
generations men forget to observe We may always
expect the earliest changes of people who nivs been
msgoverped, to be violent aud the violence viii be
the exact measure OF the ipj ustioe Of which IL Is
the ayepger Arisocratic writers perpetu ally decry
liberal ns by pointing at the excesses In which
they began. Those very excesscs ace the pest srSu
ment for the necessity Of movement. Reform may,
possibly be uncalled for aud hasty revolutions never
are, among people who have Institutions an ac'
cumulatsd interests The com plex mind of society
will not be reused to vast violence, in common DIT.
rection unless by common experience OF necessity
thought suffering Revolutions are, therefore, AL
ways presumptivciy right History vindicstes this
view. They always followed by amel orations, ex
cept when force sxst absolutely to crush lie people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

ID and Prince sreetyohn Tryon Cortrrai rtomnson
Manager Friday and Saturday evenings Nov th and 18th
Bsnt triumph of taentolympo Excrcissg by the first
ard william, Mr. CARROLL Mr. Sweet and Mr. sendsh Aerobat,c
Feats by the French Brothers srtne In their
miques Pyramid the Elevated Cord with Madsae Julien;
Con Panton Beautiful Groupings James Nixon and
pupils: Masters Willie and Charley; tho Clowns Gossn
Gardner go &c. Boxes 90 c,nss Upper Circle, 23
Children half price. Comm Il past 7.
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M iTCBNiSs OLYMPIC THEAPHE--FaIDAY EVEN
W Ing. 10Y ~ VIII he Performed GaIsT TO raE Mill
The Prince a. Cun MT Arnold; the Mar fiis Richsy,
N.knsor; hlie Dc seriueaet Mrs. Denry; Frsncnc Miss
Clsrke. To be foswed BY GLANCE Ar NEW YORK-sfpse
Mr. Conover Sk.y NJ Becker Harry Gordon Mr. Arnold
George Parseils ~ LARK Jake, Mr. Nioknson; Jane Ms
lie Bum; After which. ROBINSON CRUSOR rBE sECOND--
saImaduho snodGTass Mr. Hola,d wloushby wo6be Como
Jet or iNTERESY-Mr. marmaduie prmrc,e Mr. Holland
Doors at halls Pc ssG-ourtsin rises at T.
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ID EMoyAL OF SANDS. LENT q cos HIrPoI

u EhOVAL or SANDS LENT Il CO.'S HIPPOFEH(EAN
H Arena and CronsThis i'm establishment Is
opened Tire lot known kbl0s Garden Broadway Per
fomsnces including the feas Of performing elephants horses
came ind ponies with the acts of splendid equesan and
gymnas troupe given every evening Admission rs
children under hall price, Dooru
at7x. performance Wednesday Saturday
Afte. Moons commencing at 2x.
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200 nnO BOTTLES NEARLY, OF DR. KELLIN.
0OOsOOO gers wonderful Lniment. have been cold

without murmur IL heals old sores gals ana bruises mme
diay upon the horse and work him daily All srsns oalod
hard welngs OF either
yield before its magic influence instantly proof Of the
above all test horse stable keepers pro-
preors have laid down every other remedy used by
them for thirty frty and used this the best and de-
cidcdy the in In market In large bottles at 50
cents bottles for So so Dozen st 800 Pearl street and
tTatteala Broadway aeddnv Co., State street. Boston,
wholesale Of the druggists and saddss
generally, throughout the city and @ untry
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~ elegant establishment Monday evening, Nov 10Th,
WIN me nIges eoeoon Of LIVING 9sas,s ana BROS IN Amor
pefmipg Eli phan,s and trained Monkeys and Ponies ADJ
mission. Is under " half price, Open
till and from 6k till 9peiiomnnt at and season kess
IS. VAN AMBURGH Il co. troprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

TExAs.-Accordng to De Cordova's map of
Texas, Galveston is the county seat of Galve sion
county; and Houston is the county sept Of Harris
county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

I'VE AND EAR-DR POWELL DEvOTES HIS ATTEN.
II ton exclusively to diseases Of the e. and Ear
way entrance Warren where be had his the
price also his se acting strength
ening the eyes. Artificial eyss just imported
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORB1TT, ID DUANE ST
IN member Of Royal Coegs Of Surgeons London b
consulted in Of delicate diseases matter how Ions
had ulcers the body In The throat OF
nose pains In the head Of the legs practice Of
years. devoted enersa diseases enables Dr. to cure
form Of this disease Recent cured In cur daya
mercury used Structures CURED in two weeks With
scarcely any pain Those individuals who have INDUCED In
habit positively be restored TO health and
society Strangers cautioned not 70 be deceived Dr.
has removed Remember 10 Duane street. oppodts
Dr. Johnsen's
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LIMITED sTATES HOTEL. WASHINGT0N.-TDE SUB
scibers respectfully inform tho pubic that they have within
few past undertaken the management Of this establish
ment usd PerIlvania between Third and -Four
and Haf trceta The locality and interior Of
this Hotel VIII ru' recommend II favoraby vi tiers
buse pleasure particularly travellers 1t within
OF the Baltimore AID Washington raj road depot n
good and the exerons 70 please
contribute the comfort enco Of thor they
hope 20 eecure liberal yatro'ags
ID. H. BR,NCR& Co. late Of Petersburg Va
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I OOK OUT FOR SCORPION NO a-Ir HAS PORTRAIT
IL Of the celebrated Mrs Siddcn The Bhoys Eop-
ment Tragic Occurrence Intrigue; Expssure; Tho spot
Brooklyn upper in print; Correspondence Boston,
and Baltimore Price half dime
Office IS Ann 81.
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NINE. AChILLE INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND THE
l public that she will begin her dancing her
No 9 Broadway the 10th o. this month oases win open
Persons wishing to form private classes viii please call
the above direction day. between tho hours
o'clock, Tuesdays and Thursdays excepted.
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VNUTOR WANTED, FOR GENTLEMANS SON. OF
seven Years Of age He must DO acquainted with English.
French German cations stating character reference
qualifications and terms addressed ID and left at the
Herald Office, will receive immediate attention.
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A H. MULLER. AUCTONEER--DUTCH FLOWER
a. RootEBalliday Muller. will seths day. at 10Y o.
clock at all street case SUPERIOR consisting 9yacinhs
TULIPS &c. Also many kinds seldom. ever offered at
auction and well worthy the attention of others
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK IN ONE OF TaE MANHAT.
tanvlle stages yesterday han kgiving day. The owner
addressing IL u Weed Nav York Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

GUNGLs FIRST CoNCEaTsIN BROOKLYN. WILL TAKE
~ place at the Female Academy Friday Evening Nov a.
Tickets 20 each for sale at tho Music Stores
door IN The evening OF the Concert
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPa-TnIS GREAT HIS.
IN horcal Picture by Delaroche exhibiting
tenal Academy Of Design Of Broadway nd Leonard
street. Open from nine. AA until ton PM Admission xo
tickets. 600.
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NEW RESTAURANT" BROTHERS PERKINS" RE-
IN speoully beg to inform their friends especially and
the public generally that they have leased the entire basement
Of Odd Fe lows ball. (O6 by rs feet Of Grand and
Centre streets and regardless expense have furnshed It
intend to keep It, In style they confident will meet the
wifhes Of the most fastidiouA A. a. IT, PERKINS.
]. O. PERKINa
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SHIP CHANDLERY


DAVID INGALLS,,
At his old stand, corner o Com m g cia
and Broad Streets. near tn etOwn
Landing.
Is nowreceiving land keep constantly on ha n d
prime assortment of SHIP CHASBLERs consist
ing in part of the following articles, VIZ:
Hardware, Hemp and Manila Cordage-Cod, Mack
erel, Log, Dee o. Sea and Hand Lines-Sail Cloths
Irvine, Oakum, Sheathng Paper, Cutand Wrought
Nails; assorted Copper and Iron Spikes; Pump and
Rigging Leather; Mop-yarn Grind Stones; Paint,
Tar, and Varnish Brushes; Fish Hooks, assorted ;
Oars, Handspikes, Mast Hoops, Hanks, Draw and
deck Buckets; I.ante rms, Brassand Wood Compass
ass, Patent Friction and Iron Bushings; Hooks an
Thimbes, Copperand Wood Hand Pumps.
PAINTS AND OIL.
White Lead, Verd;gris,
Red do, Venetian Red,
Paris, Chromeand Letherage.
Emerald Green. Linseed Oil,
Black Paint. Sperm do.
NAVAL STORES.
Tar, Pitch land Bright Varnish,
Resin, Spirits Turpenttne,
Turpentine. Coal Tar.
ANCHORS of all sizes, at anufacturers' prices
Ships BLOCKS, DEDEYES aad PUMPS, Of su-
perior workmanship, by the suit col stanty hand
all of which W il be sold low.
Bath, Aprll4 ,l846
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Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De-
partments, each Of which is under the care of
experienced Teachers This cement secures the
successful introduction of all the Branches OF Eauca
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including drawing, Painting, Needle.werk
and Music, (al thoroughly taught for the low terms
Of from 81, 90 to S., 90 per quaIter.)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, Bota-
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy, which illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agi-
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano ut Sc per term.
A few pupils will be accommodated with board in
the family Of The Principal. lat 81 75,) where they
will have every care from the Teachers and not be
exposed in stormy weather; the School is under
the saline roof.
This School possesses a small select Library, and
collections in Mheralogy, Geology, Conchology and
Botany.
NTrhe SPRING TERN will commence On Mon
pAr, March l3.
G. @. SWALLOW, Prineipol.
Brunswick, Feb 3, iS46 d90-wiS
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Notice.,

N consequence of the unavoidable interruption Of
her School from the difficulty of obtaining snita-
BILE accommodations, Miss lllNKLEY has concluded
to occupy the Pleasant Street Seminary, and to receive
Class of Lads, well as young Ladies, until she is
able to resume her former arrangements.
Instructions in the Languages, Music and Drawing
will be given, as heretofore, by cOmpetrnt teachers.
The Second Term will commence on Monday, April
Sd, and will continue twelve weeks.
Tuition from SO to IS. varying according to the
studies pursued.
Arrangements have been made for boarding in good
families such may apply.
Application be made at the Seminary, or at the
residence Of EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq.
Brunswick, March |. 1913. woo
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Arrival or Winter Weather.

ANOTHER DARK AND STORMY SABBArH-At an early
hour yesterday morning. the nd covered with
to the depth OF nearly inch, and the SNOW fell
thick and FAST about o'clock the wind changed
to the east and the ceased to fall driving rain
set in which continued during the whole day AZ the
night grew on, the storm increased, until the rain
poured in torren The night dark and gloomy,
and every sign indicated a protracted storm.
From the Alban Journal, Nov. Ill
At sunrise this morning, the thermOm' ter stood ct
sixteen degrees above Zero; very respectable indi-
catiaz for midwinter.
Snow was two feet deep at Cattsraugus county, on
the Stb
From the Buffalo Advertiser, Nov 81
A regular old fashioned spew spraug up about
twelve O'Clock last night and great fears are enter
ta,ped for the safety Of vessels bound up add down
The steamer Lexington was reported ashore this
Eaot niDg. at Silver Creek.
[From the Rochester Democrat, Nov H.
The thermometer ranged below freezing point most
Of the day yesterday.
We have had several days Of cold Weather, nd snow
has fale to the depth Of about three inches alto
gethtr but far, zoe has not formed except In the
basins nd coves OF the canal where it merely soales
the tursace There is no prospect of an immed iate
close of navigation In this section, for expect
considerable fair open weather yet although all its
present aspects are decidedly wntry. The following
shows the periods Of the opening aud closing q
mn vioatiop for n geiies of years
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BosToY, Nov. III, 1913.

The Election IN Dfassachusfffs on Nonaay
The interest In politics is kept u( here by the
fact that our State election takes place on Monday
next. The wings ere no. so sanguine of the result
as their national success would seem to warran.
their beng. They fear that the democrats and
free sellers will unite in many places, aud elect
members of Congress and of the State Leg,sla.
ture and that something of the kind will take
place, ie very probable, but not Immediately, am
of opinion. As regards members of Congress.
there will not be any election, judging from present
appearances, in more than two DISTRICTS the LIST and
Sh though il snot absolutely impossible that ono
or two others may elect. Other trials may lead to
concerted action between the two branches of the
opposition. and the election of number of their
candidates. In the 9Th district. It is not by auv
means impossible that Charles Allen will be elected
on Monday the indignation of the democrats
being llkely to carry them over to his support. as
he has the nerve, hrmness, and tale sufficie to
take pro mlnent part in that against the 81, IL
which the great majority of our democracy avow
their determination to wage. On the other side,
Mr.. Rantnul may be supported by the free-soilrrs
in No. z, in which he cannot fail of an cleo
ton. In Palirey's district, there Is not so much
chance of success to either of the opposing candi-
dates; and IN portions of the district, any
Palfrey, would perhaps elect Thompson, the
regular wing The monsrous wing vote in Md
dlesex county, greater than that cast for Clay
IN "A, is but poor indication for the Van Buren,
ties in that region and the larger part OF Palfreys
distinct hes in Mddlesex. The Worcester portion
Of it has done grandIy for the free soers; and the
| same may be said OF the whole county Of Worces-
ter the old ''heart OF the commonwealth" as II is
afecoLately called by our PEOPLE Of all parties.
This result is all owing 10 Charles Allen, who is
emphatlcalIy man-One OF those who make their
own public, and carry with them them the people
10y the sheer force of their own indomitable will
marching, to use NapOleon's expression, with
great masses Of mankind
There can be four elections for the choice of
members of our state House of Represent YES
and it may turn out that many free soiIers will be
elected IN consequence OF this, as it will give time
TO form alliances betwee them and the de rats
| have never seen a more indignant set of men
thar our democrats at this moment They apoear
to have lost sight OF the fact that the tree sellers
have injured them quite as much as the South. and
are ready TO give the latter what Gen. Taylor Ys
SAID to have recommended his soldiers to give the
Mexicans. How 1t will all end here, cannot un-
dertake to say; but as the gular whigs start
with certal positive advantages, the chances are
in favor Of their carrying the state government at
least once more.
The wings are very indignant with Mr. Web
ster not choosing to call to mind that they forced
HIM into the field.
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Religious Intelligence.

having visited here with Rev. Mr. Perkins, has bee
accommodated from the HISTORIAN Church, by the
Patriarch, for his adherence to Protestau tism.
The Charleston Is. C) Mercury contains the follow
ing communication -
u noticed 10 your journal few days ago, state
ment that the number of communicates IN the Pro-
testant opal Church had within the three years
between 1874 and 1S47, decreased in nun err 4 $40.
This mistake ocasiened by the careesspess of the
author of that statement, in not noticing that. for
those three there report to the Or neral
Convention, of the number of mica nts from the
largest diocese in the United States its Bishop bel
suspended from the exercise Of the ministry. viii
you oblige me be inserting the following statement of
the number Of muncants reported to the General
Conventions Of 1874 and 1877 by which it will be
that there has been increase In with three