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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

The above prices. in consequence OF increased "a.
c~ilities for manufacturing, are much reduced from for
mer rates. 4 liberal discount for cash in hand at the
date of the Invoice.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, DC,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices, either
for cash or credit.
Onr specimen book for 1913 is now ready for dis.
tribution to Printers, who will send for it, and con.
tains many new articles that We have never before
exhibited. such as writing l3urishes, ornaments, Or
namenial fonts, &c. Of which we have an ample
stock for the prompt execution Of orders.
Printers Of newspapers who choose TO publish this
advertisement three times before the lst o. June, 1913
and send n one of the papers, will be paid for it in
tyne when they purchase from us, of our own manu-
~factures. selected from our specimens five times the
amount of their bill
ne For sale, several good secondhand cylinder
and platen Power Presses, Standing Presses, Hand
GEORGE BRUCE co.
10 Chambers street, New York.
april $40. 81 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
CORPORATION ACT!

Be il ordained by the board Of Select men for the
toyy,1 Of BATON Rouge, that the following Tax be, and
the same is hereby levied for the year l947, to wit
Seventy cents on each hundred dollars appraised va.
Ine Of Real Estate, Fifty cents ON each Slave, ant
Five dollars on each two or four Wheel Carriage
within the limits Of the Corporation Of the town o
Baton Rouge. 500
A true copy on record.
II. L. WOLFE Sectry:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

a. SupUEN pEArn.-A negro man while
al work yesterday on ono ortho Plantations
Of Mr. Conrad, three miles below Baton
Rouge, dropped down and expired.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
STRAY.

Taken up by Jordan Holt, at Baton
Rouge. a sorrel mare, with three white
feet, star in the forehead, no mark or brand,
about 7 years old about Is hands high.
The owner is requested to take her away,
and pay charges. mar2o--s
F. G. HENDERSON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
NATIONALITY.

The price Of -four being $50 tho bG1
kcrs will give - onnces OF bread tor 10
fUl the ensuing week.
JOHN Il. DuFROCQ, +. n. I
April 8 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

France Il unfortunately at end in 50 far as
regards the Duchess de Memoirs WIN heF
yonthfll family and the Duke de Mon'peh,
gsier. their Royal Highnesses having arrived
~ southampton at an early hour yesterday
morning from Hayre. 80,
A spectal messenger was despatc ed TO
London Immediately upon the a'rlvai o.
their Royal Highnesses, conveying inte'l'-
ysnce Of the fact to the French Embassy,
where he arrived shortly alter ma day'
The Duke de Nemours, with his 'lins'rl-
ous sister IN law. the Duchess de Mont
ppnsier. having left Herttorj IIonse Tor the
1elptan Legation, the Count de Jarnac at
once proceeded thitber and communicated
I'd them the gratifying intelligence o. the
saGa arrival of their relatives. The Duke
do Nemours was very DESTROYS to go down
to Southampton directly to meet the
Duchess ; but as this would have invoIVeo
4, the necessity Of leaving the Duchess dc
! Montpensier. his Royal Highness waived
this determination, aud two gentlemen
atfaches to the French and Belgian Lega-
Z tious, were despatchedt to Northampton
: and conducted their Royal Highnesses II
town.
Their Royal Highnesses remained a
!, the Belgian Legation until nearly . o'elocI
u last evening, al which hour they left 70
Fns At sheen. where they will occupy tn
villa belonging to Mr.. Bates Gather in "a
e If his Exeelleney NJ Van do Weyor) to
the present. NJ Van de Weyer accompa
MED their Royal Highnesses to Ea'
Sheen. and subsequently returned t
" town.
His Excullency the Austrian Ambassa
10 dor called Mt the Legation during the mo-
ming, and was cIosetod for sone time wit
Van dc Weyer.
As the gentlemen commissioned 70 az
tcnd the Duke de MIonpcnsier and Il
d, Duchess de Nemours to town did not lea
n London until 8 o'clock last evening, it WI
.. not expected their Royal lIighnesses wou
~ arrive in town last ntAht, but apArtmer
were prepared for their reception at y
of residence of the Belgian Legation III I
,er event Of their doing 70. ~,
Madame GuisOt, the venerable moth
. of the ex-Minister, and his two daughter
'e arrived in London yesterday. 2
lao
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
cAttrtON no THE PUBLIC.

prssoss Wishing to obtain the genuine SRAIM =
pIVArFA and SWAIM'S TERHJGUGE (which
In W been recommended by the most celebrated Fiy.
M - ! - tis limited States and Europe for nearly
,bir,v years. fpr diseases arising from impurity OF the
n ne blood and debility Of the digestive organs,
sbpnld he careful 10 observe that the name Oh
SWAIN
lie suel1ed correctly on the bottles and labels.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
DR. MARTENS.
,nttNn VyDttp or WILD rUERRY,

COMPOUND SYRUP OF UlLD LIisKhI
ro.pnpso il one Of tie best remedies ever Of
,rnj N The rnlttlic in Coughs. whether arising from
Colds or the Whooping Cough. or that dreadful .1aln-
To,nstmption. Few remedies, in the short time II
has been before the public. have effected 40 many
afiras. The uruprietprs are every day receiving orders
fr h NJ a distance, md in this city, in which they
I,ova been biphlv pratifed to leHrn its COOL effects.
Tbs pish1n Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
MARYLAND dhe Right Rev. w. X. Whittinghnml has
authorized us to say TINT he has used It in ms own
retson with decided benefit. aud our Medical trlonus
do not scrt1ple to recommend It hs one OF the best re-
NEEDLES In Consumption, Bronchitis. Astli1rn, DC,
which they have ever met with. The following y
from n highly respectable Physician on Kent lslnnd,
whom we made acquainted with the preparation
KENT ISLAND, June ~, lStI ..
Tr. Martin-Dear Sir Since my return home, |
prasrrihpd your SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY in
sssyeroI cnsss. one in particular, "a case Of Asthma, OF
lnra standing tabout IL years. n neighbar and patient
If mine, Her disease had never been benefited. by
any Medicine which she has taken and for the last
year or two she has been confined entirely TO the
bnt1se. | do not know TINT she had O good nights
rest for a long time, but since she has commenced
taking your Medicine land she has only taken one
hnttle1 she is enabled tn 20 to bed aud sleep we'll all
niuht I think the Medicine will make Il perfect cure
Of her. and she il determined to give 1t ii fair trial
Her husband Mfr. Roderick Ehrickson Is n merchant
here. and says if you will send him some Of it he vii
act a. your agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER, NJ. D.
Price IS cents per bottle. Around each bottle ther'
il q short treatise on Diseases of the Chest.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
GRAND DISPLAY.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND ILLUsoRT
ENCtlANTM ENT.

Ar TUE MARKET HOUSE
This evening and on Monday Evening.
MIR. LEFEVRE,. pupil of NJ Comptte. natural
phil pGIi" siY" q dispiay Of nntjral philosophy and juggling.
during which he will perform isats, heretofore nm
known. even in Europe.
Mr.. Lsfevre will employ all his zeal and talents l"
merit the patronage Of the public.
Doors open at 6 O'Clock. Performance to com
meuEe att ~
Price of tickets, 'ateht,,
Children. ~ ceiiVS'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

nrMr. A. ID. CtosBman was reelected
Ma yor of the City of New Orleans by a
majority of upwards Of 1000 woes. Messrs
Joseph Gcnois, Joshua Baldwin and F.
SUE, neau, were reelected Recorders o.
the first. second and third municipalities,
the two 10 mer by large majoritdcs, and the
last without opposition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
NrmnicinnI ElectlOns.

this corporation, WIS held at the Court
House on Monday the Sd instant, and re-
suited as follows ::
FOR MAYOR.
John Il. Dufrocq, (rr-electcd) @oo
n. n. PHckeH, W
Fon CONSTABLE.
.Joscph Mongct, (re.eIectod) lo'
Joseph Nephlcr, 'S'
SEbEGrMEE.
George W. Christi {, trlected) le'
John 1iidHo, (elec'edl ava
Z. Z. Tyudeam, tre.clected) l6a
Tsidorc Ldrguier Jnhr l"lected) 10
w. r. TuRHard, ol4'
". "A. Cunningham, 10
Ecris N rHdHicz, u
TRHAsuuFR Il CothECroR.
Henry l.. Vote, (no oPpo'ttlon) 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
NOTICE..
AVIS.

= FEN'
Les banc de lEglise st Joseph seront ven
dus a lench6re lie dinauche Is Avril proclaim
La vente aura lieu a Peglise ct comnencera
a midi.
N. d. les personnes qui ach6teront des
b,nc mar procuration seront ACKNOWLEDGMENT
responsible du montant de radjudicatton'
J.. MENARD Secretilre.
Arril $40. 2fs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

STEAMER LuNA.-Thc mail was brought
up on Thursday morning by the Etisbd'
tho Lima having broken one Of her wrists
on Wednesday,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
PROBATE SALE.

By virtue of Il commission to me directed
from the Honorable Seventh Judicia District
Court, in and Tor The parish Of West Fellria'a'
in the s ate of Louisiana, | Manuel Moreno,
Auc,totoer in and for the parish of East bat
on Rouge, said s ate will offer for sale at
pubic auction to tie highest bidder at the
Court-house door in the townof Baton Rouge,
on "Wednesday The 10th day of May l04s: at
twelve o'clock noon, the following described
property belonging to the succession OF the
late DR.. Robert Duer deceased to wit; "a
tract of land containing about tour hundred
and four (404) superficial nrpents, situate IN
the parish of East Baton Rouge, about three
miles below the town of Baton Rouge, and IN
rear Of the plan alton Of he Widow Of John
C.. Villa ~ deceased, CONNER ing about
forty arpents from the Mississippi river, and
bounded below by lands Of Philip Hicky' and
above by land now owned by f. ID. Conrad
Terms of Sale-CAsH.
NJ. MORENO, Auctioneer.
april 9Th ls45. 10-5ts
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
REMEMBER

One Price Cash Store and no Mistakes !
A handsome assortment Of Spring and Summer
goods will constantly be kept OH hand at the usual
low rates Ut
wETZLAR'S One price Cash Store.
nnril SO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

HUNGARIAN LEECHEs
Warranted genuine just received by.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

'ar We refer our readers to the charter
Of the Corporation, adopted by the last
Legislature. A special act authorizing
the Board of selectmen 10 levy a special
tsr Of three thousand FIVE hundred dollars
to meet part of the payment for the State
buildings, ASSUMED by the corporation wa
also passed We shall publish it as soor
ss It il furnished us.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
MARTIN g. WHlTELEY'S NATIONAL
nNIC

This preparation is n certain cure for the Agtte and
Fever, and Dyspepsia. We only ask n trial of y, and
are satisfied planters and citizens generally, will save
hundreds o. dollars by keeping a supply Of the Tonic
md Martins pills by then, Read the following GER
tifeate Of a worthy man who was cured by the use oil
the Tonic
BEAvER-DAMs QUEEN AIMS Co, Nd.
October 81, 1877.
Dr.. Geo. r. Martin,
Respected Sir--ln Justice to you and TO the Public,
and to discharge n high and resroi slble obligation
resting upon me. | take this method Of making known
to the Public. SHOULD you think it worthy q publish
inp.1 the remarkable cure your National Ioftic mas
wrought in my particular case. I had been l6Roring
,nlaf an intermittihg fever for Is months. | hN tired
different eminent Physicians, but without successes =
lis true, the quinine would stop the chills dSgsSSay or
two. but they would return with double violeHge I'M
iii / became weak and emaciated. My sxS9giach
swollen and hard, my spirits broken, and hadeh1lt ilt'
tie hope of again becoming a sound tnnn; last gtntef
! accidentally saw this Invaluable Tome. hndalcsihg
IA a drowning nrnn would catch ut straws. so MTRughl'
nj a bottle Of your Medicine-c0mmeneed taki'1g 1t
and before | used a hdf bottle my chiils left me, my
appetite gradually returned. and my spirits also, ant
nv the time | had finished the one bottle ! was, as !
we're. q new man. Nearly n year has elapsed AMI
have not Ind a single chill. Your Pills are the mos
popular pills among us. Yours, with respect
JOHN NELSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

I'D OA 1I OII5INs
From the subscribers plantation on the Highlands
FOUR HORSES.
thin bay horse,
chestnut sorreI with white feet and blaze face,
black these three are rather poor0
l sorrel brown, with shoes on fore feet, somewhat
lame in the hind leg.
anriI S-lo-tf A. L
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
New Spring Goods

RAREGES. a splendid assoftmsnt of Ginghams,
Tarletons and figured muslins, just received and for
sale at Jos. Wetzlar's "One Price Cash Stove
Jan. y.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
TO THE LADIES.
BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR RESrOR
ING THE HAIR.

Long Hair Is 4 glory 10 %woinan,' sats Paul;
And all feel the truth Of the plous quotation
Preserve ii, then, ladies-yoor glory may fall
Unless you protect it with bis preparation.
The genuine Balm Of COUNT ia is not only
y Hair Restorative but the best curling flu-
id IN the void. If the hair BIO done up over
night ia this balm, 1t will incline 1t TO pre-
servo It's curl. Gentlemen who use the balnl
viii not be troubled with d%andrpff, ard need
not resort to the barber to lave their heads
sbampooned. II renders the hair glossy and
fne--stops it at ouce from falling out-and
il crrta n. in most cases, 10 restute it upon
bald heads. None who will use II need ev-
ar resort to wigs, as it preserves tbe growth
and beauty of lie hair unto old age. 1t holds
three tunes as we'll as other hair restorativea
and lie more effectual. Sid by Cotnstock
g. Co, SO .Poydras 81. at DAlley's Magical
Pain extractor Depot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
CARLTON'S RING BONE AND
SPAWN CURE.

For the Cure of Ring Bone, Blood SPaVIn'
Wind Calls, Splinfs, and Curb on Horses 4.
Caution to be remembered Of lie above
articles sid only, remember, only 10 Baton
Rouge by H. T. Waddill and 0. r Days, IN
New Orleans ty Comstock &c.,. 90 Poyaras
st. OILY proprietors Of Dalleys Genuine mael-
cal pain Extractor and Jew Dayids or Heore"
plaster. Jany 7, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
ENGLAND.

AFTtcdt OF WS ET~4AtnS uH6 S~cSH W
New Hdrea-BRGHroN, March 3d.
The King, on landing, was dressed in a
green blouse and blue oyercoat borrowed
of the Captain ofthe vessel. Louis Phil
ippe had not u change Of clothing, having
been, for some days before his embarxa.
ton for England, moving from 6rm.hous
to farm house in the neighborhood Of Ire.
ford. They were nearly exhausted by ia
ligue, and a night or two back he was on
the point ofgiying himself up.
Louis Philippe and the e1.Queen, with
a male and female attendant, who consti-
tuted the suite, embarked on board u
French fishing boat near Treford, with the
intention of attempting TO cross the chan
mel at sea. The party we're picked up BY
the express Southampton and Havre
steamboat which Immediately steered for
New Haven, where they arrived, and the
King aud Queen proceeded to the Bridge
Httel.
His MaIesty's first act was to despatch
4 messenger to Brighton, 10 procure the
attention Of Mr.. Parkhouse-and the So
cond, to write a letter 10 our Gracious
Sovereign, communicating intelligence Of
his arrival.
Riots have occurred ia London, Glas-
Cow, Edinburgh and Manchester.
From the London Times Of the p March,,
THR Ex.RoYAL FAMILY OF FRANcE.-
The anxiety which has been 50 generally
felt as to the fate ofthe ex.Royal family Of
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

were he first to honor, the nearest to ioho"'
and the last IT, leave the grave OF thetf lalie'
conradp. Then came the citizens anu
friends Of The deceased generally, the me-
men Of the city bringing Up the rear,
Amidst the almost silent recognition 0,
thou sands the pr cession passed up hoyaI
IL 81. CHARLES street, and thence Gown
G;irod street TO the Protestant cemetery
Here the coffin that contained the remains
ofthe gallant young warrior was consigned
to the tomb. The clergyman in attendance,
the Rev. Mr. Martin, after having c n
funeral service, and some passages tom 'ne
HOLY Scriptures, concluded with an ploqolehl,
grafton adyering to the brevity OF iite' ano
babe all around prepare for "anolher ana =
better world" =,
After The address a portion of the Lofo
Prayer was read, and n beautiful 'riot't
paid to the memory ofthe deceased Oy 'n'
eloquent divine. The military then hre'
the usual salute, thus paying the last sohel
of soldierIy respect TO the cold remains Q
one possessed Of as warm a heart as eve
beat in human bosom. Crescent
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
New Assortment of Drugs,
Medici4le S Sc.

The subscriber has entirely renewed his stock Of
Medicines and has just received a full assortment Of
French. English and American chemical products,
selected with the greatest care nni warranfed OF tf''
quality. Among the articles recently received or
prrtpar.,I ara the following {:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08
PRINTING TYPES

Will be sold at BRUCE'S NETWORK TYPE
FOUNDRY. after March 18th, ls43, at the following
very low prices, for approved six months notes
Dov.x - 6c. SHADED. &c
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

DrafNgss-Use Doct McNair'a ACousTrc
Or. for the cure Of Deafness. Also, all those
dtsapreeaSle noises like tie buzzing Of III
serts, tallin I Of water, wlihzing Of seam.
which are symptoms Of approaching deafness
Many persons who have been deaf for ten,
fifteen. or twenty years, and vers subject 10
Use ear-frumpets, have after using one Of two
hotties. throw aside these ttumpets, ss3ng
made u~erteetIy well Il has cured cascs of
10. II, and even 80 years standing Of Deaf
ness. Price 81 per flask.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-04-08

COMSrOCK r Co.'S Fix raci Of Sarsara-
riIia fr pu flying The blood; price 81 cents,
per bottle. or S4 per u zen. EAST INDIA
HAIR DYE, y nrran' ed 10 c lor the liar Il
Jet Black, and not st in tie skin. LUClNA
OR JUNO CORDIAL, fl married LtdIes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
From GadiZ. Suniu.

Advices by the steamer from Spain give us
but very little Information 10 the effect Of the
o the French Revolution upon that country generally
y was first announced that the had excited but
very little feeling there This doubtful spain,
ss wei ~ France Is n country of Revolutions. After
wards upon the outbreaks in Madrid the Spanish pa
pers reluctantly acknowledged that there some dis
satisfaction The last steamers stated that Re
volutiOn was hourly expected. The bark Mqucon
Capt Hurd which sailed from Csdiz ON the llth of
April and arrived ri this port Yesterday brings the
latest direct news from that part of spain. Capt Hurd
states that when he lcit, though Revolution had not
broken out il was daily expected 10 take place Ru
nors came into Cedz thick and fast from the adjacent
regions OF dsahecton 10 the existing Government and
Revolution was the talk OF every one. The Govern
incn had large bodies of soldiers there, but whether
they would fight against tho people, was doubtful
question.
TIE financial crisis in Europe had reached Csdiz and
doubts Of the ability Of the Bank Of CaGiz 10 withstand
'he pressure were publicly expressed Should the
Bank fail il would be dreadful blow 10 Cadiz and that
part 81 Spain
Business slack n Csdiz when the Miquolon efi
with bu, little prospect OF revival Bost Trav 23th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
California Claims.

Washington Correspondence Phila North American.
The California claims have severe ordeal TO
undergo IN the House OF Representatives. The bill
from the senate has already been under consideration
ia the Committee OF Military Affairs and met with n
cool reception precedent ike this would lead 20 Sc
nous derengcment in legsstion Upon what principle
of justice would inquire. these claims 10 be pre-
fsrftd 10 any other class For years thousands of
citizens have been knocking at the doors of Congress
for relief and without effect. Many of them have
hausfcd their limited IN frui'less applications
while Others have 20 the grave broken hearted
the delay Of their rights Now IL l. proposed % take
nearly million Of dollars from the Treasury by sin
eie bin and for what r. poy e expenses u Rerci~
roa AZ California conducted By gitqrg offers ua
slr ne fgsfracions Of Zee G0CCHneHf rhcs Ue rtre
,dr ne s0lciga ojiRGti0ss # cag ~ pace ,-ifh
W,rico That snd that only, is ,he design OF the op
propriaton however 10 may be masked under specions
tfeisncc.. This scheme viii De probcd 10 the bottom
and with view 20 get at the scrd spring OF the whole
movement ,hc Committee have applied % the sccrc
isry Of War for copy OF the nstfucton' which were
dspatched 20 Col Fremont in cipher by Captain 'illcs
ne and which induced him o. abandon MS scientific
explorations and 20 unite with the revolutionary party
IN upsei,ing the Government OF California
INDEPENDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27
Religious Intelligence.

THE NEw RFPUBLIC-Rev. Drs. Spring, Bangs
Tync. Adams. Williams and DE Witt, have just issued
an eloquent appeal to American citizens OF all denom
naons in behalf Of the religious state of France ln't
me donations 10 be forwarded to the Mechanics Bank
payable to the order OF Rev. Louis Bride Agent oil the
Paris benevolent societies for spreading the Bible and
religious instruction in France
The NEW ARCHBISHOP or CANTERBURY on being intro
duced at the recent meeting OF the British and Foreign
Bible Society by is venerable President Lord BeNey
SAYS correspondent Of the Er0agoi'i very gracefully
robuked the noisy applause with which he was greet
ed by stating as has opinion that the cause Of The Bbie
could ooa honor upon any man but could reoere homer
from
FAREWELL MEETING is to be held in the Mercer
street Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath evening the
2th on account OF the departure for China OF Nh and
Mrs Williams who expect TO sail "a Missionaries next
week in the ship samuel Russell Addresses are e>'
pected from Mr. Williams DR.. skinner and Rev. Mr..
Calhoun OF the syria Mission.
TiE CONTRIBUTIONS of the last year 10 the various
benevolent societies appeared from their reports at
the recent Anniversaries have been considerably in ad
vance of any previous wear The amount of the Ameii
can Tract Bible Board of Missions, Home Missions,
Sesmens Friend Colonization, Anti slavery Protestant
Foreign Evangelical Jews. Institution for the Blind at
New York and General Assembly, Board OF Missions
is ll20sls To which if the three great Baptist so
ciotes be added-the American and Foreign Bible,
Union Missionary and Home Missionsry-the aggregate
viii be 81 27695l.
Moral LIGHTNING-Prof Morse has Just made do
nation to the American Tract Society OF 80 shares OF the
NewYork and Buffalo Telegraph Compsny-st the par
value, $3.50.
REV ASA d. SMITH has declined the call TO become
pastor OF the First Church in Newark
YouxG MINIsrERs-At It's late annual examination
Princeton Seminary licensed thirty four graduates AS
preachers of the Gospel
BosroN PAsroRs-Rcv DR.. stowe of the Baptist
Church, and Rev Silas Aiken OF the Congregational
Church have recently resigned their respective charges
CoLoNrsrs FOR LIBERiA-Thc brig Howard OF Bal
iimore chartered by the Colonization Society sslcd
from savannah the 9Th inst with ninety emisrenis,
sand to Zee an very respectable peopeone third NOM
bcrs Of some Church one half can read and some OF
them are good mechanic.