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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.yoRK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90.
For California.

We issue TINS Morning, The Tribune
for California, Oregon and the .Sandwlch
Islands, 1t contains the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received up to the
time of going to press.
Persons desiring copies of this paper are re-
ouested to leave their orders early this morning.
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DANCING CLAss.-In answer to many
nqurers beg leave to inform my friends and the public,
that new class 0he last until the second quarey) will
commence on "Wednesday evening, Nov o. at O'Clock
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of Joining viii please make early ap
plcaton. ALIEN DODV0RTH : =
u2l l0tS ato Rroor,as,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

FINE WATCHES AND GOLD PENs.-A
rich assortment of fine Gold and Silver Watches both hunt
Ing and open faced may be found at j Y SAvAGEs, 80
Fulonst Watches made In any desired pattern at snort
notice. The Rchelieu Gold Pens, long known as the
best and most durable Pens in the MARKET are sold eXcu
svely OF 90 Fulton.st.
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GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 Srocx

GREAT CARPET SALE OF 5000 STOCK
The entire stock of CkRpsTISG, on Chorus DRrccrrs
&c SC now In store 49, Pears positively be soS
before the December next Having taken the aSe and
oegan! store S9 Broadway corner Widest WIN open the
game on the LIST December next with entire new stock
of rich and elegant Carpets &c win sell their present
sock al first cost and positively not asked Those in
snt should avail themselves OF the present opportunity Of
pN'SD'@ PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
ros I,vA $50 Peartst
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Ovr,cr OF RECEIVES OF TAXES, New City Hall, Park,
TAXES, l650.-Notice is hereby given
that an addition of one per viii be made on all axes
emejnnp unpaid on the day of December and Two per
cent, on he 18th day Of December The Receiver would
urge upon the payers the importance Of making as
which must necessarily accrue just previous to the per
centage being added Hours for receiving money from
40 O'clock Bankabe money only received.
mis- 5w HARVEY HART, Receiver OF Taxes
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sinking of n Cannl Boat.

UTICA, Sunday, Nov. "A.
cargo of Railroad iron and merchandise for Oswe-
go, sunk near Fort Jackson, on Saturday. Insured
in the " Home Protection Association for s., 500
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Ror Enrnne.

The next number of The Tribune for Euro
oean circulation will be issued THIS MORN
ING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest
news up to the time of going to press. The Cam
b,1a sails from Boston To Morrow at - o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

~ Carpeting Cheaper than ever at j.
HYArT's Cheap Curret Warehouse 94Bowery, splendid
pete 4s SIS a. es Oil Cloth Is 3D. 3d. As to 6s Stair
Carpet clf Is 2 IS and Is Cd Also French Embossed
and Printed Table Covers, los to Gs Embossed PIANO
Covers, ST. Also Druggets, Stair Booking Door MAS
Window ShRdse, &c NO oteo0
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From the West Coast of Africa and praxs

From the West Coast of Africa and praxu
Captain Waters of the bark Chusan, Ipreyio1s
lyreportedj from the West Coast Of Africa, stat.
that the English have purchased of the Danes tbe
place known as Danish Accra, for $4,000, aud
that they have already taken possession.
The brig Draco, from the Rio Grande Brain
has arrived. Capt. Burbeck report that new ar.
ransement had been made by which all vessels
are now thoroughly searched at the bar no altera.
tlon otmanifests being allowed
,, a channel was in process of digging for the
ene'ahee Of vessels by the South, which would be
ff CON IN about TWO months and give twelve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
The Union Meeting In Boston.

The list Of signers to the call for Union meet
ing to be held here, at Faneui Hall, to morrow al
ternoon, appears in the Post, Courier and Adter,
tiser this morning, and embraces about 1900 names
OF all narties
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From Zanzihnr.

The bark Tom corwin, from z s915sy' NST Is
IA, Masunga Sept. Il, and St Helena Oct II r rs
ports at Zanzibar brig Sacramento, Conaaoo
from Newly ork via Cape Town, for Mozambioue
&c. The Z. S. brig Perry, from the coast of AZ
RIGA, was at St. Helena about Septl.
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Con. ouItman and Lopez.

WhsHINGToN, Mondayi w.
reported ha5 hs for t the arrest Of Out
TO baoga Of treason in purchasing arms for
G,,r ono, Doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

The FIRST AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL
The DAGuERREorYpEs that received the first and only gold
medal ever awarded ny the American Institute, may be
seen at BRADYs Gallery 2e5 and 2U7 Broadway corner
Of Fuon-st Also, Daguerreoypes on ivory by BRADys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

DRESS BooTs-LATEsT French STYLE.
Patent leather proof and business Boots patent
boys youths and infants of the first qlayfor sale
u, the lowest prices by JOHN Il. WATKINS
n23 Sieod ia Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

WATT's NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-lt any
now without trying this wonderful discovery they deserve
to suffer There ia Of ia certain cure oi
Neunalgea. Tic Dooreux, aud all debility 81 bottle luz
u.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

B 1t is essential that Ladies intending
to join GoLpsMITHs Cheap Cla in Penmanshp should
before Saturday evening next the cheap term then
closes By calling 289 Broadway before that time tney
will insure fun course OF lessons to be taken any time
within u we eks for TWO dollars and city cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

COIN FOR THE CHANG Es.-SHAEFER's
large stock of Youths and Chdrens Clothing is selling OH
great reduced prices close the business PeIsonsn
want Of Clothing will ease bear this in mind and make
their purchases az .IOhn.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

- o POSITIVE Cure FOR Con

TnE Only PosIrI~ nz,c S syRvr-f. is admitted
SYMPTOMS CHE scHrNcKs Plmonc Syrup ia the ony
by every boay lha hat VIII positively cure CONSUMPTION
remedy known r rpo Hopping Cough Cstarr' Dyspep
ss and Liver Conlp ny few the many ricates of
The ss Rsnsr Who 1s o wss so far
rem@kaohes Sireo up by Der physiciani she had
s and 80 d Ia. aSn
srsdual deO Hsr certificate Is accompanied BY one from
10 D mSisier Her e'denc Is at No 10 'S''
C c. Canas had the CG he
se9 of hs best p gsrar any
and Consented to tfy the Syrup The last resort
benea resored him perfect health after having given up
b most Of Broacs CShpSa
tat OF n,ion and she aAer suffering severely for
0e eps % bsn two years happily restored 70
NOR have called on her, and have be en- atoniseH ~
fae Of suffering miraculous recovery by using
the Onwe could Be filed withcerhcates almar to NE
above but e are deemed sufficient 20 s's ANY ode
Snl a soIS yC v CLlCKENER CO. 81 Bsrciay-st
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The NEoryland reform Convention.

ANNAFOLIs,
The President announced the various Commit
tees. The majority of all the important Commit
tees are opponents of Reform.
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SUGARS AT REDUCED PncEs.-Best
Crushed sugar only 5s lbs.; new Raisins cents To-
also oy inc DON ha and quarter boxes cheap for cash
Currands cents nad oil kinds of Groceries cheaper than
any other store IN the city, PARkERs new Temperance
Store 24f Broome corner OF Iudlowst nSs o.!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

RI DR.. KlTrREDcE, alias Noggs, of Boston,
is expected in town soon, lecture on the Water
Cure.
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The tiny General

B.RYum's MusEUm.-The tiny Gene RAJ
49, ,,.nrsd the n os tremendous apn'anse as
evsnaF smaiSs psSs 41 Hop
ereto be .een and other Perio mhaces o'''N
celeni establishment. -,,,,s--r-zaszz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

Conn MANUFACroRY, 3033 BROADWAY.
The only one in Broadway-I will challenge any pre-
tended factory equal the assortment in beauty or hnls
or in fitting the head new pattern OF Shell Combs,
which are very beautiful: premium open Chain Combs, So
Combs at Wholesale. L. NJ. OUIMBY, 303t Broadway.
n25 PHI
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~ The two highest Medals of 1850 tor
the best Daguereoypes exhibited the two last Fairs held
Gaste Garden and Philadelphia have been awardedo
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UNDER-SHIRTs AND DRAWERS, WARM
AND DURABLE.-RANKrN & RAY invite attention 10 lhelr
offer them low for they import their foreign and
re their Domestic Goods Any size made to ORDER lo4
RnIynEp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

~ We learn from the Trenton Gazette that
evsry Cotton mill in the place, except one, has
beep stopped for want of proper tariff, and the
only one that remains is expected to stop soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

THE LATEST FAsHIoNs.-ANDREws &
LANPHER, Tailors, 2S Broadway, make up the FINEST
GOODS al the LOWEST Prices for cash M eodMW&SH
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-r,zsINn invite the Intention of Capitalists

fwWe invite the attention Of Capitalists
- large and peremptory sale off Building Lots BY An
Rf ECKER This Day the 26th inst, at l2ocock at
ThoSg ercbanis Exchange Said lots situated on One
hundred One hundred and sgeb oee h
9Ie4 diu yenuea sl living in body, Also the
Egb as and snd saasb Houses and Nos
Is and s7 Twenty .fourst between the Ninth ana IL Lg
mi ats and the celebrated Franklin Bath as she now les
II Greenwood with all her furniture acke a ,d se SG
Maps of the building lots can be Obtained at inc A"0'0l
Rocrra BROAD tl,l%O)
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~ LONG MEN, SHORT MEN, FAT MEN,
Lean'Mep Half grown Men, Owe Grown Men, Fastdous
Men Careless Men and particularly Prudent en- may be
suited at once with any size of superior and
Drawers at exceedingly low prices at SANxAYs Furnshe-
rv 14G Willam.st. one door above Futonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

CALIFORNIA GoLD.-The recent arrivals from
California furnish US with intelligence from that
land of gold of the greatest interest. The pros
poets for an increase in the productions of the
precious metal hereafter are quite satisfactory,
and in the highest degree encouraging.
The fact is now incontestibly established that
the gold is derived from the quartz, and that the
quartz veins are numerous, extensive and exceed
ingly rich. The attention of the public is being
turned very generally to the organization of joint
stock companies for the purpose of grinding the
quartz to procure the gold. Many Companies are
being formed for this purpose. The Rocky Bar
Mining Company in particular is already organ
lied, and their machinery IS about being shipped,
and although their earnings during the past sea
son from the diggings alone in their possession
have been quite large, it is confidently expected
that in another year they will be such as to as
tonish the world. A small amount of the stock is
now on sale at the office of the Company "a
Wall st., where we understand the applications
are unite numerous
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FrRs.-We understand that Furs are
vfinp to be very much this Winter, and we know o!
No better place than YoUNCs, Sc Rowery, to get them
epend upon the article that they purchase there
heng yrhat II Is represented n26 2weod
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GENrLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
yrAR-WM. n JENNINGS L Co. Isl Broadway, opposite
The Park Fountain viii this day introduce their new Syes
OF Oyercoas and other Fall and Winter Garments com
prsng an assortment IN style and character far superior 10
he productions they have heretofore rendered SO accepa
bile TO their numerous pairona Oh
BARGAINS IN OH CLOTHS. -5, 000 yds.
slightly dasnaged greatly reduced prices for sale BY
BAILEY & BROTHERS,
ms Wv. 454 Pear-sreet Chatham.
ky FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Pubshers Clinton Hail. Isl NAsssst near the Park
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A philadelphIa YesseI In seareh OF Grew.

NORFOLK, Saturday, Nov. D.
The schooner Three Sisters, from Philadelphia
for San Francisco, put in here for men, the crew
having deserted at the Delaware Breakwaser.
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News from tho CnnI,nl

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov *
II Is IL, rumored that the Secretary Of the Traa..
ny VIII call for additional loan to meet sbs "a
penses of the Government A''e' 'N' ex'
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Massachusetts Elec,ion-foyyIcII1

The following are the official returns of the "a.
cent election for Congressman in Massachusetts
as declared by the State Council
IsT DIsTRlcr-Wm. Appleton. Wing, ) sse.
Heard, Opp. 1855; Massey, F s. l,l67 all Others
30. Majority for Appleton, 1882. '''''''
lid DIsTRGcr.-3d 7r4ol-Uphau Vvbie : o,a
Rantou Opp 4,73s Sewill, 1894; all others ,s Is
No choice
HID DIsTMcT,-Duncan, Wing, $3.50; Brown.
Opp. 3,629 HiggiEson, F.S. 2,476i Baloh, 10 ali
others, 60. No choice.
NTH DisTRIcr-1lth Thompson, Wing
$685. Polfrey, F S. 1892; rockingham, Opp
1860; all others "A. No choice.
Win DIsrRIcr,-Alen, F.S. 5,53l; Barton
Wing, 1895 Knowlton, Opp. 1897; all others 81.
VIII Dlsrmcr.-Davis, Wing 6,638; Chaplin.
Opp. 1927 Huntington, f. 5. 2,l0l-al others &c.
No choice.
vIIrH D1srR1cr.-Goodrich Wing, 5,472 Bish
op, 54l8; Hayden, f. S s04i Rockwell Wing,
267-all others 81 No choice.
With DIsrRIcT.-Mann, F. S. Wing 6,697;
VALLEY, Wing, 1901 Whitaker, Opp. 2,262--all
others so. Majority for Horace Mann "a.
NTH DIsTRIcT.-Fowler Wing, 6,345; Little,
Opp, a,795; Atwood, f. S. SOL; Baglies, Wing,
IA: all others H. Maj for Grin Fowler, 3,os5.
Nth DIsTRIcT.-Scudder, Wing, $500; Fes-
sender, Opp, 1924 Hart F. S. 1854; Fisher
Wing, 5O4 all others SO. No choice
Returns We're not received rom the towns of
Berlin in District No. 4 Billerica in District No.
81 Brookfield, Northbridge and West Brookfeld
in District No. s. Amherst, in District No. g.
Clarksburg and Rowe in District No. !; Hollis.
ton in District No 8; and East Bridgewater
Hanover and Pawtucket, in District No. g.
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~ A sketch of Mr.. Dwghts interesting and
instructive Lecture upon The Opera, and boa
Giovanni" will be found on the Third Page.
On the Seventh Page will be found great va
rietv of local items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

gg A sketch of Mr.. DANA's Lecture is de.
ferred to give room to various miscellanies.
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rience had taught him that there was nothing,
| however costly, or however foolish, that she di
not obtain, provided she desired il; that her pur-
dhases were regulated by no method, and controlled
by no Discretion; that year after year, bills might
be presented 10 him TO an almost unlimited amount,
solely on her account and that for all and every
thing she might procure, he, wropged, insulted,
abandoned, as he had been, was liable. He
rem, mbered, too, her pride and place, and he felt
assured that every measure OF dpricity would be
employed, both to abuse himself and explain the
shame of her own desertiOn. Under these circum-
stances, the advertisement appeared. Who could
have done oiheIise? What other resource was
before HIM? And who, knowing his wrongs, will
pugn bis Conduct
lie foregoing statement does but partial justice
10 he cause OF Mr. Lawrence. Much that is
contant d in the letters has been passed over in
flleICe, that the lovers OF scandal would be too
hairy 10 read. Remarks upon ladies of Louisville,
md relatives Of Mr. Lawrence in Boston, might
have teen published, that would make no new
fieDds, and might surprise some old ones. Certain
Ieculiariiies that not considered ornaments in
epistoaly Jurisprudence, have been willingly sup
pressed. Nothing has been stated that has not
been deemed essential in indicating the course
and conduct of Mr.. Lawrence, and every thing
zeal of The defenders Of Mrs. Lawrence, and the
Of her relatives. Let these last indulge in
TO muimuIs complaints. They have here no
Witnesses against them but themselves There is
nothing hele stated that has not been rendered
necessary by their own acts and agency. And
" hatcver may be the judgment which the worlds
tribunal shall hereafter record in reference to this
unhappy trouble, that judgment, if adverse to their
own wishes, they have invited upon themselves. +
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8RANpYwlNx SrRNes, July g, 1850.
The Wustriors Roons-Polif,ooi Co~vcrsIfioms-
The First Hop, &c, &c, &c.

3RANpYwNK SPRINes, July 8, 1850
The Mustrio~s Roons-Polif,cai Conventions
The First Hop, &c., &c, &c.
am writing in the room once occupied, for about
three weeks, by Washington, and afterwards BY
Lafayette and Jackson; since then, by Henry
Clay, and others of our iustrous countrymen. l
don't know that l shall write any better-perhaps
not so well, on this account-but, with the least
pretenton in the world to merit az a writer, will
cen scribble on.
Six out of the two hundred people now assembled
here, held an animated conversation, last enening,
on personal and State affairs. And-would you
believe itit is gravey asserted in this State, that
John M. Clayton is taking every laudable step TO
secure the nomination, from his party for the next
Presidency. And, SEINE OF the gen,emans friends
"a Philadelphia editor or two among them-are
trying TO believe his chance is good.
Again, il is believed by few Of our population
that cur " amiabe and intelligent" friend, Mr.. Lee
| vim is again trying TO pave the way for political
success. Something was said about Henry ID.
Moore, whose recent efforts in Congress elected
| praise. know this young genleman-have known
| him fer some years--and there is great deal OF
We were about TO speak of Wilmot, the Cal
| phin c'am--Cuba--Gen. Taylor-the lazy, not to
| say. contenpuous indifference Of Congress, TO the
| public business, when the band struck up vigor-
ousIy, and we started .ier the ball room TO JOIN the
| mszes Of the giddy dance. II was the first hop,
,nd il was done, neatly, adrcy, beautifully, after
| the manner of people who have been educated TO
| the thing Miss F., Of Washington, poked her
self about me efficiently TO the extravagant admira-
ton Of half dozen young gentlemen, with eye
glasses in their dimped hands. The " irresistible"
Mrs. W., Of New York city, declared he, utter
unwillingness to polk-heT education had been
brought 20 an njudcious close just before the
polka came ont, and although she felt she might
with certainly assert she knew the steps and the
movement, yet as Christian mother. and mem
Der Of society, she could not, wsnld not, dared
not polk OF course she was suffered 10 occupy
her chair free from interruption.
Were you ever here mol beg your pardon.
my friend, did ! understand you To say NOT Well,
I'm sorry-indeed, I am very sorry for you-bc-
cause you've missed the sweetest, qnie,esi, most
romsptic most healthful, most delightful retreat in
America. Come for day, and you'll stay
month. Here you will find the finest hotel, the
beet society, the best drives, the wholesomest ale
and the most moderate charges ia the country.
write after the fashion Of my respected ances-
tor, Frederick Random, gentleman not wholly
unknown 10 fame. In my next viii try to b
more collected and direct.
With the loftiest intentions, remain yours,
1sKsTAND.
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sre,,ror yuos rur C.ruolro CsuNoH ., paiLlprL-
ru.--Thers large meeting held yesterday alter
noon In the lower saloon Of the Chinese Museum ON
the occasion OF n number OF intelligent Germans OF
our city and county having expressed desire TO So
csde from the Church OF Rome. This subject, one on
the most i'm portant now in agitation brought together
Isrge number Of Intelligent men Who were desiroes
Of sscertainipg the reasons for the movement rnss
we're about fifteen hundred men. women and children
present. At about three o'clock, the Rev L. 0ustint
ami and the Rev Chariss Ksst, Of Baden Germsny ~
Mr. Gustinisn the congregation Joined In dsvotic..
cxerciaea, and tho proceedngs progressed rev NJ.
G. addressed the assembly In knsh ana SET ,oIsn -
nine following Why the congregation vsnsd
ssccde from the Romish hierarchy, and 70 e"aoisn
"s r,rss"vrssaom Of conscience second-Bscauss
-. and our children are deprived Of the Holy Bible
Thid-we cannot recognise the Pope ~ the in,siole
do reject that the priests through their ordination re-
cove power TO Gods Inheritance TO tramc IN
souls :ns.vs eonscenss and supply the @'nd VIZ
reject Auricuar Confession unrtghteous and demon
aliripg seventh-we reject purgstery. kighth-Wc
reject calling the saints. veueration OF anu
relies Ninth-we reject indulsences and Pilgrimages
because they tend 20 selrghteousness ana make COM
The above nine reasons made the subject Of the
speech OF the Rev Mr. Gustinisn nj lie fortified him
,eif With ample proof tahsn from the Scriptures HIS
Ioy bible and to put their trust In the Lord we're
auits eloquent and impressive There vas disposs-
n,omn,Iy checked and hoped that the sscredness OF
TIE day would be observed. There was no ATTACK
made upon the Roman Catholic religions tho SPEAKER,
rather than 20 Into argument, gave his reasons
vby he could not In the peculiar tensts OF
instituion He wished Il distinctly understood that
whilst he renoupced all allegiance TO theFore OF home'
he wss not opposed TO the Catholic religion. ne e.-
horted his hearers 10 be wstchful snd prsJenu ~
clasp the Bible TO their bosoms, TO read 70 p" n
trust In H. ~ long single star biased IN W
! American Gag they would be safe w. hovever .hss
blessed country should be blasted By the ioassnes o..
4 the Roman priesthood. then he would erho,, n,s
hearers TO take their pitlesin their srms
/ seives together and die In Us defence rs'"''
1ba Rev Charles Ess. Of Germany addfe,sec ,ns
eorqrers,ion. Hespohc IN German ana a.
sssnasS 10 the roer. end, taking lighted csnme IN
III hard pror oun ced the congregation as having Sc
,s -. n, The Church OF Rome, and, on blowing out
re mole introduced In its stead the never falling
usht ,Iat cones from the throne OF Heaven During
IT, bodv ~ MEN and women suddenly arot =
~. a I'D, A.. Mace Right ten cf the females were
! s,.s..a An white rbiiode'phia Sun. July
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po,,ru oy yrty ~ Cs~sns--The higher Ne sp-
r,esch 10 annexation, the the Fourth OF July vs.
r.Ietiatd In Canada. No lees than Tour stesmsrs.
three Birth az one American, LEFT Kingston this
morning ov,rlced ed with parties Of pleasure 70 sps
the day in the land OF steady habits Four yes,sinly
,ueb a thing was hardly thought Of, ans'tat msss
vops Lsv. N, en- scarcely tolerated bvhd men change
cf the people rut the tImes chr a'si JAG L.
v ifh the times kinrs'gr