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DANGEROUS Rock SURvEYED-A D.. Baehe,
Superintendent of the Coast Survey, has addressed
letter to the Secretary Of the Treasury, inform
ing him of the discovery, by an expedition under
the command Of Charles w. Davis, U. S. ~, of a
dangerous ledge, which had been the cause ofmuch
injury to shipping, and to ascertain the exact posi-
ton of which, frequent vain attempts had, been
made. MIR. Bache says in his letter:
The difficulties incident to finding this ledge,
uncertain in position by nearly ten miles in lati
tude and longitude, of small extent, and distant
from the coast more than seventy five miles, are
easily understood. They may be well appreciated
by the TACT, stated by MIR. Blunt in tile American
Coast Pilot, that 1t has been searched for recently
by Capt Owen, X. ~, in the surveying vessel un-
der his command, three times without success, and
by the result Of one attempt made last year by Mr.
Ammen, accompanied by two experienced fisher
men from Roekport as pilots. The determination
by Lieut. Com. Davis, places Ammem's rock of
Cashiers ledge in latitude 400 So N, longitude
$50 jlai w. As this differs nearly u minutes in
latitude, and II in longitude from the last previous
determination, and is Of great importance to navi-
CATION, would respectfully ask authority to give
publicity to this official report"
This wiltbe found a most important discovery to
navgators, and is a new proof of the great service
rendered to the country by the Coast Survey The
rock is called Ammen's Rock, in compliment to
Midshipman Ammen, who was instrumental in
pointing outfits exact position and determination.
FOUNDRY BURNED. = The foundry owned by
No., tE4y;I1;,-.
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NEW oRLEANS.
FAIDAY MoRNINa. IULY d &c.

HE FLORIDA DFFtCULTY-There is a compli-
Gated controversy going on in Florida about the
right by which the present Governor wv. ID.
Moseley1 continues to hold office. His successor
tGen. Thomas Brown was elected last summer
aad it was claimed that his term Of service com
menced in October Of last year There are those
who contend that the term Of office should com
meDce in May or June Of this year, because the
period four years from the actual inauguration of
the incumbent expired at that time. But Governor
Aleseley has decided for himself that his own term
does not constitulonally expire until the first Mon
day in October next; and he accordingly has re-
piled 70 the new Governors application, by stating
that be will keep the seal Of Office until that day.
The difficulty springs out Of the fact that the
Constitution Of the State declared that the terms Of
Office the organization Of the State should date
from the first Of October. The Government under
the Constitution was not, however, organized and
put in force until after the October neat, and the
first Governor was not elected and inaugurated till
the commencement Of the ensuing summer. The
point, therefore, is whether his term dates from the
October subsequent TO the Constitution--but pre-
vious to his slectOn-or from the October next
@Ier his election and entering upon the duties Of
Office. The intermediate date is not contended for
by many There is no mode of bringing the ques-
iion before the Judiciary, The Governor de facto
holds on. His decision will, of course, settle the
question hereafter. The difficulty is in defining
how the Government started off at first
Or Mr. Buchanan has written letter declining
the invitation to deliver a euogy upon ex-PTesi-
dent Polk. His letter contains warm tribute Of
praise 20 The virtues and services Of Mr. Polk, but
he suggests that his own intimate connection, as
Secretary Of State, with the measures Of Mr..
Polk's Administration, makes it improper that he
should undertake 70 deliver sulogy which would
subject himself 70 unpleasant criticism, and lose
much Of its weight with tho community.
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BIake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
TUSF received fresh supply of the above Rrticle fof
d sale, Wholesale and RETAIL at the Office Of C VIII
BUR & CO, 81 BANK PI.4CE. the only depository
where this Paint can be found in the South,
myi9 e. SHELDON Aren't
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THE MAN WHO FIRED AT THE QUEEN.-W
Hamilton, Bricklayer, aged %, who fred at the
Queen, with powder only, to alarm her, plead
guilty, said he wanted notoriely, and was trans
ported seven years, but not aoggsd
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No, a2s cREsRUT STR IN, PHE1.aD ELPtfia.
EE undersisnsd won inioFm his southern patrons aud
a friends, that this s9L. aNDiDH HOTEL which -
aqs neen 0laeL az ehaIga ie FefeIa Yeas. has just
most fashionable manneI and shs snrs osgSHlzaign Of
every department completes The most aplendd sn Of
apartments can BE- had at 81 times By giving few honr
TON h1k Tendefsi il of the lqst aesifene ID the
city TOT tades and Families visiting Philadelphia either
apaed % have il continue merit the beal suppa hss
heretofore received. III. 81. ii Al fRftfEfs{s.
The House has Waim and Geld Baths aixays Is
readiness. uiyT d&NVtf
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SNHls establishment will be opeued for The reception Of
= listers on TUESDAK May Il tn. The premises -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now a.
9nes inducements e persons 10 search of heath COM 81
o or peasute equal II not SUPERIOR 10 any public hOuse
the sea coast II occupies central position IN the pleasant
and deightnl village Of Biloxi-of easy access from New
Orleans, The swaTd 10 front of the house over two
aefea IN width, and Is shaded b. great nun CT Of oak
magnetic and mulberry tees The table viii Be supplied
with the luXunes Of the coast and Of The New Orleans
market Attacked e the house win Be found Bath Hohsss
LQuou; also good Billiard Table.
tslsons Wlah9g Q sfnIe rooms will pease addeE The
tf0lretQI At Biloxi and forward their Communication b.
The Biloxi packets. g there Is but u s. mail ps week.
myb JOHN w. NIXON.
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Nuremberg HOSPITAL,
81 uated on the Pontohartrain r aflrnat

4 above Hospital f0r the last Oueen years under the
n sklnl and attentive manage Of the late DR. -
u ~ berg nov open under the of Or. J. I
RdOQts5s tor the reception of patients La
, - Terms Of .4dlRfsSi01--
IN the Upnet WaIds-0ne Dollar per day.
In Priyate Wards-fTom Two to Three Dollars per day.
SSg75geal capital operations win be CHARGED as extra.
Wluin tne large enclosure is INSANE HO .PlEA l..
aeSs only 70 the treatment of those soted with insanity
Aseparate and distinct building tOf Small P0x and
other contagious diseases
FOR further particulars aDply to Dr. w IRVINE. a. the
nosptal, orto Dr4J RI ODES, q Royal ST. ie IL BIN
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Ok Three Egyptian youths have arrived in
Glasgow for the purpose Of learning how to build
marine steam engines. One Of them win be IN.
structed al Dir. Napier's works in Glasgow, and
the oGIer two will be semitic foundry at CsFeenock
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HOTELS. &c.


- y ~ n ~. ~ Y "A q y e.
t25 elR9IIER Street betgses ST Cfaries AID caron
M Rs. WILSON. Gate OF 2; BsmviIe staeet9 4.sDses
~ fully Informs her friends and the public eau -
s 4ne eOntnue1 - ihe above eligible location occn FL
lls w 1si dnnng ne iast yeaL She bus bad hef
iaon Of gentianen excGsvey. Gafaid Tor past uat5oa
age she hopes BY dgent attention TO The comfort and con
ne same hsrteFma viii BE- IS hsEsi0fores MoBERxrE
CRESCENT CITY HCYFfs
CORNER CUSTQAfff0 USE IND 7iFResf7 SITS
w III Rs opened ler me Fcasption Of ttAHDEHE On
- w LIN ESD January q 1879. Wen far A
aiahed ROOM s for Fanses and Single Centleraer kA4
kABbE--the best the market will afofd. EsHAM
Ahe 41Qye sanaen has been built b. The pr0petuf
~ II y one Of the most healthy and airy situations in III
9 An4 70 PAINS viii be spared to render those who aay
SOP with him, comfortable.
ksithiul and attentive Servants
Terms g eas any tsblishpsat 81 the kind
g Lhs elly. lal dAWHl z. AisEA AMBER. Prlpdetols
Bay ST. LOUIS HOTEL
Ills nent having been repaired and newly fur
nishe4 Wi be opened on the 1QtlI og Stay, foseia -
reception Of Nsas and Families uishina u Snerd fte
SUMMER ~ pleasant Watering Place The nndet.!4A
Ikhea nave Pafehased this pfopeay i0F permanent resi-
The best Cooks. Stewards and servants are engaged and ~
pains expense will be spared to render The efv III ysf
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 5ml @. LEWIS & =.
SHADY GROVE. Biloxi
E subscriber has now open and ready for the HeesBfion
- o. The public. that pleasant retreat, the HALY -
are airy and aTeeah grounds extensive. and ely
conyepience is afforded for families wishing to exchaags the
sehhnfa alf o. tis city ~ pure atmosphere and fine SAT
things 10 be procured In lie New lfIeans market
almost dal D. communication with that city.
Board and LOdging-eeg gag .s......4....S Is
{. per week ..-..--...- .-s...s z "
iesoim JOHN % Af SIs'
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OAhRJILfQN HOTEL.
NHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have just taken the above.mentioued establish -
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. a
BullaTd Room, Ice Cream saloon. etc etc, appeHain A
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein. they
prepared receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BOardeis 1t is almost useless 10 expAate on The
numerous attractions 70 be found the GaTIoon Hote
lounds As suhuTban place of enteRinment the estab
lshment second 70 none in the South possessing il
does almost nnriEaled scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers sneh
as are no where 10 found in the vicinity OF New Orleans
As place Of temporary reseationa retreat from the
noise hustle and cares Of city ieit merits than 0ld
notice from the visiteF.
The undersigned appnse the the public that their Lander
will always be opnd well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game, Fish, ETC.; and they have laid Re5
ssOred stock Of Wines and oiheT Liquors they furnish
Dinner o. Supper or Chance Repa TO private parties, 81
the shortest possible notice.
The Undersigned therefore hatteT themselves thstin adj
ton 20 their assidunns efforts please the beauty
the location, saluhrops amosphes, the ease with which
be had their establishment by railroad render
the gaTroon Hotel the most desirable IAN summer resorts
for the citizens Of New 0Ileans
ANGEL. & CHANDLER.
- For terms Of Board etc, inquire at the Panien
Hotel, or at the Hotel in Causlton. Capt "A. AEanLL
ap9 Ii CHAs. CHANDLER.
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cHARLFsT0N "a PnII.ArEt 49,.

NHANLEoFUN TO PHILADELPHIA.
Fare $50 Time, 68 hoHIs.-By the daily line Of sea
steamers 20 W lmin gtoh North fai6na thence ~ Ri
Iosd 70 PeiesbaEg theaes Philadelphia By the eslsb-
1 bn mai line, via Richmond, Washington City and
Steamships from Sapannah 10 Nel1 York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENN EsS BE leave
eaFannah alternately every w ednesday-arriyine on lns
nj ~ lowl1g Saturday are, SIS RaseugeH leaving
train from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston 10 Mem York.
Steamships sNORTHERNER and EOTITHFRNFR
leave slhaseon alternately every Satnfday-anivipg n
New NoHk on the following Tuesday. ~ are, S25.
Steamships from Charleston IA Fbflq5elg,5ia.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave (yharles
ION aslssnasey every Philadelphia on
WAs s. AioGIBONEV Agent
W st. Eha4las Hotei
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THE EAST ,PAsCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
Il for the receipt on of vIsiteTs. Since The summer
the Establishment has undergone thorough renovation M
and has been considerably enlarged The aceommnda- LEI
ilUns for FAMILIES Osinge persons cannot be surpassed
# equaed, BY any establishment in the Sonth Situated
Immediately on the Gulf and the Northern Mail
Roete between New Orleans and Mobile Be Teaeh9 Al
hom direction by the boats plying between
and daily communication be kept with all OF the
county, Il isahout ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles tIOm Mobile, and glance at the will show
the superiority Of lis location over ali other p0ints the
coast for pure air aud bathing OYSTER and FISH
are had IN ahnndanee and prepared in the most recherche
style Riding FISHING Sailing. Rowing, Billiards. Ten,
pins and such other amuemenis usual places OF
public resort provided fascasOala, and weseecfsd
BAND OF MUSIC viii be in constant attendance.
The BAR will b. furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the bessiyle.
There are two Physicians, well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate Ocaed Paseaeoua and
Of them, for the present season. M have his abode in
the Hotel and will give his uhTemitted ate nOn nVajds
such may dese his services The other Physician has
his abode in the mmedaiei vicinity OF the Hotel
~ There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOOL, me.
sided by competent teacher. in the vicinity or The
Hotel to which families disposed aend their children
- Persons wishing accommodations, win address the
Jed 8m MI ]. McRAE, PFopretor
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VIE undersigned, having been elected synde to settle
- up the affairs OF the late firm of u. r.. SESSIONS &
co. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO said firm
70 make immediate payment The undersigned will call
upon a those indebted $50 far he find hem) and pre-
sent thei bills, and all that settled will be placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collection
1s aq oilers eF sale the establishment of the EVENING
imERCuk1 The office is complete in every particular,
tOgeheI with inst Double Cylinder Napier Press
g9erantied to be equal any in this city The Press will Be
sold separately, if desired -
d&D5W If n q SEScTrrTc e,v,dio
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FOUNDRY BURNED. = The foundry owned by
Messrs. S. g. C. Williams, at Nashau, was burned
on the afternoon Of the I'd. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The establishment was partly insured
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NEW CRLEA1s CABBAGE WAR 41iysa
- sgs. 1Ia aa5 100 t9hs9gTER sIREETt
. 4Ahhtt AGES and HARNESS Of go W
~ sYefg descriptions always haad. Tor g.
sale low l0f cash 81 approved paper Also ~
7pHHgs, A4less Lamps. BaUaas Claflss ~
fy7.toJsrVV Il ~ rAFrs i r4Ha
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BY the superior hfsselass EteameF5eVfgp Mobile II
Pm and arriving ct Montgomery second daY 8 "a ~
n The line ceusas d the following hoafs sElsWA
Tapt buffe Ath a - 1agt 0wsn: ca r al Can't
5anss and SUNNY SOUTH. Capt. 5E ke5.... FaIss.
Se ms tnf9ngh 4 70 se hours BY the Daily Mai Lime
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
Atlanta and Ansusta
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:. p MA UME IEhS: N
Made BIZ Thomas HI Borden. bv R4LPHG. co.
No 10 NEw IRvER.
NHESE steam Gauges are used on the following
4 steamboats, kegry-h0st Two Brothers. Alex Scott
AutocTat, Illinois sullana, Grand Turk Eudora Magnolia
Amatanth G. III Watkins. Elisha Princes. Princess No
natchez, New Orleans. Mary Foa, Olivia ~ Tow boats
Mary kingsland Phenix- Swan Persisn Hercules. and
boats any person be satisfied as to Inc practical use Of
the Steam Gauge. i1ap,
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tUhMIIUtE PACKED AND MOVED.
n 94eSUILHEJNt 100 ST Cl9.9RL rs Sfysat. Two
-. DG9ls above PQsras sr7 atfend Pa ACHING
andAiuVIAls. OF SHIPPING FURNITURE foT ssesia ~
teef residences aayinR The city. 0ien sent
With dispatch
with Furniture, Mattiees Bau etc. 81 pery rassslsie
tesslss ID Mcts.. lg9 81. GJhsres street.
: 49, eeM ard second hand Furniture B0uFht Gald,
henaIfed. NaInishsd and Polished myI5 an
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NsMtG RANTS TO CALIFORNIA should szraamhsE
- t1at ne neAtthsng mpoEianes to that Of hnviue a
5eea sapgy q ffoyislons io The taaey g have
safe that not telling s cont buf Il a og prices IS
any other 1anssin the city Th0sa III YRant Of CLOTHING
invited 70 cal At the cash store of
JOHN s0BFHgVEEsEs d CO.. 81 Canal e.
VIZ aez ~ 9 tnder che Planter Hgiai
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DAGUERRK0TYPE.


n. wepd FaspsaFug rauln anks to- ~ bssl pair1n.
q bestowed hirn since ha fiat ~ ffe harrr a.
ntfod aeing the UA fsul5HHE0TYPE info tleans,
ave yeals Gsp, duifng which time he has takes more polS
ln4n ars alnfg person IN the world. His apec1sNa were
eNataia at ae alf u ccnpgtitng With oe4 taken ~
4e 3si ueatof from NsF York. and be awarded tho
~ lasse t9hon q hIse assHa che Bite thai 81
9otaisr VAL contsoe q Be what fheg always hapa baaN
ne REaE Ills iona e1psleuge Aad cgssanl pfacgce
NJ 1esi .adngsaenta % pauas of astuctsan ~ the
1aaAtHi ~ Gsnuine NoiGasada Careers 81 neN taEt
fnassgel .asn agy Il We citgs ~ essg aeai ne as,
riA5e1 q 1peE dozen se1Yiia no. fo e.
w 9st PAs made Up te Unilsd Stalss; Gases 75 aid
" " NeVT ORR Camera AZ 9s8
ss5fiels Alol1 t14 cqAAfTE promptly attended
~ katmncs No. 8 CAMR sfFaai
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~ 9s s.lss s5sgRAa Man LlHEVia o0lHmSns Ma

~
OpesikR. Ft58 Hsr11a75sls n, 3 ss3s4 49,
4Bafnessiile. S5s P.asf Mashe n s. 0s5i-SeF ~
Macon. AM raearcah 81 & 49, 4 t5s
saagannah, I'm lhesiasqa aa.sl 81 ahoal lsamss.
Rife gEtg0slerH to Charleston, &z3 51s71 $685.
a0a 20 50-s.-sE4me through ~ hours ine9wd5np ~.
nigh resi-, VIZ Al Savannah and Maeon
The steam Packets the Cha etou ssa sIn4ar
e9a Line Az the MetAmoFa, William Sssbrdok and SEM
Gllnch, well knQwn for their safety nealness and snr
Gus laTe. No change tor meals Bertha
are of the finest description
Staging reduced 10 IS miles
Two DAILY LINES Of four horse Post Cagebaa fa rsus
hka 70 baInesVils, via Columbus extra f,ae
paseggeFs. without detention.
For Trough uckets apply The gent a the FxchnuEa
cry, Alabama = = 1eee.r
Passengers procuring through tickets Of ths AGENT
q montgomery will save about "a.
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nj ElV ORLEANS 10 AI0BfLE--By he daily Iira az
y 9lall Steamers OREGON Can't gie4u - III FfiR
~ IA, gapt; ReyRolas and JAMES IL DAY, Capt Glib
eIsen eaYInH New Orleans 81 II D eock NJ and arriving
a Mobile next moining AZ 81 clock . Fare ss5-lIiT1s
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Through in seven and a half Baps-saaas Travel
heoncso e Nlnetg Ihree Milea.
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-. JALIEUHNIA HOUSES.
Vie Undersigned is constructing elegant PORFA-
4 BIE FRAME HOUSES. suitable oF CaliioF. A
MA Any number Of Portable Houses, OF such di- s5
mansions be required be furnished at the s
shol test notice reasonable terms
few Houses of II by "a feet hand to which
the attention OF California giants and persons desfous
OF erecting Houses on the Lake shore is called
tN Orders from California will be promptly attended to
when accompanied by cash a CRY guarantee.
le01m BENZ. HOWARD. Builder 2l9 Carondeletst
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NEW YORK. via BEOHETIFs ana MINT
ooMEaY. ala. and $1,000 1902 s. al
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Augusta an GhsleH a. II Il Raiyoad rs MIS-
M fgre-sat9gRgplssrg p GhaFlssteH, &2s so.
4tine thloHgh 9k heuFs~inaudiuF ssnpeaF6a Hinnfna
reduced 70 - miles. hae BABY tTAa& 4irrH bell11
ppasa nnd 6Fin nassns tFuagh W ~ Won't 5anrg
aha geeHFe 10 fia bssluaf Egsche8 AVIAN 20
gaFs without delanlon.
The Gals on the Railroad Of the most appigvud con.
sIucon THOSE upon The Gso.ge RAILROAD provided h
staie-7qoms and heFths, Tor light travel.
For tupsh heAeiFs app 10 tta "a egnf AZ Ike
4ige. MONTGOMERY Hail. OF AudisOn Houss hEontqcra ~
Alabama
RasssngeIs procuring through tickets Of TIE Agent
sEt Y Riaomeiys will save about 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-09

The following Is An extract from letter b Rev.
J pinuev, from a coiored Missionary sent out to
tie " 81. Coast of ARA few years since
RoBEFr.,ILLE, Anics, April II. l-I9.
The Methodist iunersnt system is not ex.
acty adapted 10 hcaihcn NirIca, 20 may do Tor ci,i
...i co.oui.ts Out Of ten years toll have spent
eight amou. the native. and am more snd more con
frmsd n tho above opinion which DO not hesitate 10
icr'irr on al proper occasions Every one TWO or
three years obliged 90 move and you are well
enough la4lted with fr native African character "a
know thar i requires tw0 years 20 overcome prrlu.
..rcs s-ant God Phavsr settle the question that
900 trade man. aud have no sympathy Tor hes
then vices. wli.o you love the heather heart
school OF some twenty or twenty I'VE children may
e s,Id5 sb,f hy any uau % energy and the scholars
may maze rapid aud -ntiyiug progress-but Just
started. ~ mu-tg 90 The children. the people SnO~
our sIcce.sors-aud the pupils must again De conduct
Through thc same cause Ut induction or a. Is more
60 nmory the ,te enterprise wholly tais. 1t is
most remarkable fact, moreover. that have never
known tue pupils under preacher 10 collect under
O4d DO other way. Here ueccssarlly, some beat
iu. the 10 be- deprecated until Providence points
q better course
The religious impressions made upon the minds Of
the natives around becoming more visible. II IS no
ght pleasure Co them leave their iorms on satur
day evenings coming 90 thf town iol sabbath worship
Zoo this way. the idea 90 Incorporation Increases win
toe light of superstition and Demon system. God In
iis providence has most a-lurctly designed that OuI
cH. nsf. and natives like kindred drops. should min
re into one Christian People, YOU ~ho nave survey
ed Doth continent know that the Black Man OF Anerc'
luafaut me- necessarily ia most instances must be
nevertheless Chrstianized, large numbers OF them
thoroughly changed ln heart and life, and infinitely
they can be- viewed as men fulfilling the desisnes OF
benevolent Creator ". a.
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CANADIAN REBELLIoN LossFs--Ear Grey,
through Mr. Under Secretary Halves informs Sin Allen
MaeNab. by letter IN to the petitioners ask.us
the Brush Government TO thwaIt that Of Canada that
the Queen has idea that rebels 10 be paid that
the hi must stand and that Lord Elgn has only done
his da,y. The Moeueal Herald states that Messfs
simpson. who married Mr.. Roeoucks mother and
got s200O tor spprehendins his old friend Nh Glrou
Ardl Hanson, Jacques Niger, Moore and Divide lie
Blanc are appointed Commissioners 10 inquire what
losses have actually been sustained by some 900 ap
poan,s and they to have salary Of ~ each per
day.
some OF our contemporaries ask what will the Or
angemen the Brush party. do now They Will prob
ably muster and blusteI the outs viii talk big and
either do some wantonly wicked thing 70 sink them
selves lower and lower and lower or ian the enbes
as Coleman did here long ago and the progress Of
events.