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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST .. 1851.

~ Advertisements for The Trl5un< Of Monday oa-A 70
BE- sent u before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CoxyEy-

IHE NATIOSAL TEMPERANCE tONyEN-
r;oS-rhe FAR Of the National Temperance Con
yentlon, TO be held a, Saratoga springs Arg -. viii
De pui. The Western Railroad from Boston az one
fare car and back from the 18th % the aoth inclu-
slyo Editors Of papers viii confer favor oy pub
fl.frrr TIN.
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IN. attention of the public advertisement IN ont col
umnS of an intended ,xcuTSvn tomorrow (Snndsai To
StTattanQo,, ON beard the ENoue steamer ko>ciGsN'
CAN'T G. nj tiancox her geullemanlv Commander; - TOO
we'll known - REQUIRE any part. To all those
whu acc. upan, him. promise pleasant time For iur
ther PARTICULARS, see advertise nCnf-
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Mr. GeEELEY's LETTRRs.-On our sixth
page will be found another OF Mr. Greeley's
Letters from Europe. This one Is from
Basic.
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RELIGION IN Nrw-Yosk The follow
ng tables show At a glance the provision that exSp
for afordng he privileges Of public worship to
immense population OF thus cl,y They ave furnish
ed by a correspondent, and We do not ceriy TO then
accuracy We presume, however. they are very
rearly correct
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the be and the blood and = does the WORN eehN ana
,,np.rfl, liver sSease y the certain result As soon,
therefore All, ctlcn OF the liver renewed, We nay
sure that the dilestNc Ont OF order the
Srst thu be done SPECIFIC which VIII
act ducV, upon he stomachtl HNlnspnng oi the amt
m,i MACHINERY For tbs purpose We can rctNlmn cnd
orIa>n'S German Bie-s pr, pared iy Or &. VI Jack
snn Philadelphia Aclns Alternative and tome
A the digcStlC changes ~ CONDITION NJ te
hlo.J AND thereby gives regularity io the bowels.
Mess a u ID SANDS. 100 EUlioUSt., { X RiNG, ls2
Rr.adwaY are the AGENTS .0r this C.ty.
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- We understand thot Ex-Govefnor
Pen. -lgroh Is - be associated ~l.h Aesars Par
ker ard Asa Whitehead. IN he 5eiense o. aaFsarss
Carry
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Fourth. ...2J,et 0.-----..- ). lotal. --.l05.hD
Give 10 each OF these twenty-five churches one
thousand hearers, which IS large estimate, and W.
have eighty thousand pcfsons eth unpfonded fM
while, within the past niteen yoaT~ 10 less hAh
eighteen place, Of worship have eii'sr been femo'-
ished or removed from these Wasds. IN TIE l"
Ward, TX have ceased 20 exist Ia the I'D, three
II. the lid. lAroe IN Iae IVA, one ia the sih, oar
and III the Win four ~ the per.Od, the p0pd'
lation Of the WARDS aas Increased . 6o2 pre-
cess has been gong OIL cger since is25, 10 cohsF
quence Of the more wealthy members OF the chuTchS'
situated n the lower Wards, reno ing up town 'hs
churches dl.posng Of their property IN The lover ar
Of The city, and selecting locations higher rp lm
consequence IT, that tnsre large population mos
destitute Of religious privilege
The state Of things here presented 20 our YES
SAYS The OLsepreFj J. truly appalling We u'eJ oos
20 70 the ends Of The earth % aAf mssioAafy fed
Tbs irst five WARDS u the Clfy Of Nov O-A, sir
population equal 70 hat u The sandwich lslADd''
are rot as well suppAsd with listers and churches
In these Ward, w.lA population VI $500 ihs's
are eighteen chuIches. In the Sandwich Islands
with a population Of Il is. here are lweniy<"0
churches and I've ty Ave ministers. Ard, Il Nc cD'A
pare the whole city With those l,laads. ~ shaa@'
that Of the proportion % evangelical ehurch-n"
bcrs there = TWO 10 one n our city Here, ouf9'
population Of 10000, We hasc 1880 memiei'
evangelical churches while. IA the sand"cn "
lands there are l. 900 ont Of pO,aiaticn Of Sjs-
one IN ten here ana one IN eve there. TIE co9f%
son Is forced upon Us. then, hat iae saI'H""
Islanders, 10 whom tie Gospel las zen Pfesc'''
b., a little over thiiiy years, are more '~~4'-
people than the Inhabitants of nc co'auerciAl emp
nun u the United >iftss VI Amsuea In us~
facts We have the true reason way great clle'''
great sOresr-why they cOnta,a slca snss % ."
quit, and Why y Is - difcll, 70 MAINTAIN par"
der. and be authority Of avs. Il i. becarse tar1 =
not ChTlstianlzed We have no a.eans Of ssceI''"
lnqfie number Of attendants upon public "0sAy
se are told hat II many 81 he ciiy ch1'cnf' 7" :
les. than he Membership bu: ASSUMING lia' 49,,
couole. /, WILL appear -; more than 0ne'hAH :.
population Of tais city are living iierAa' 49,
Cot, hag ns 10 regular pace oi worship ~ a} -
ard without any adequate p'osisioa. i me,
Disposed % worship God
NlsLo's. This evening, Mr.. Buft'a Nv
sgssp perform Billy Licsssay aAi To'sr
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ra. L.0w nrice doe nj constitute cheap

ness a. nany fnd Their serroa ho buy common sno~s
90 ~ aisnt lea her that ofteh cracks to pieces
m, frat tine wearing Those WHO want really good Boots
a Shoes had better 20 cnce 70 WATkINss III Fulton
sb,,s The can 6e Of getting rs-rate Articles
-, 800. aug 3tSTB&Th
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To PRINTERS ANs PususHERs.--The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the Of Pm
ters and Pubs their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c The Improvement consists giving to them
copper face about third additional cost sothai thor
durability Increased direct ppor9n TO the Superior
tenacy 81 copper type metal which, according 10 cor
rect experiments " rs TO l. rom TINS single fact a.
will be perceived tina, tim face Of copper mus
give extraordinary endurance . printing surfaces, ana
perionce has fully proved such 20 be the case The Com
paAy have secured letters patcn The Improvement anu
they prepared TO and execute orders at then
tablishment. 8 North William-st.. New-York.
The following papers pnni,d The copper ccd type
New-Ycrk Courier and Enquycr, New-lork Daily Tfb-
nne Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag of Our Union
ROs,sn Pictorial Drawing Room Companion, Ncw-YOnS
Organ and Others. NEWTON COMPANY,
1891 TuThAStf 6N0Ith WIllan-st N v
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~ Father Mathew is in Cleveland, aud
made a pow eItul Temperance adi:c>S On >ta'a}.
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tool d,t rcS and business of .,;claSS Fans Grocer
Sr.se IN ore the hest Situations the city. The above
fr an euierr,srg uan VIII be found an cstmen
offered Stock Of the very best quail and TO be sold low
Applications. directed TO She sf' ~ brosiwar POS,
eSh,ce ~, 1truTh <St
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TO For the Fail t,ade OF the South ans


West, now u lust the time o. sNes'.Se The best papers
can be selected Al v Il PALMER Advertising Aseuej
rrbunc Built.ngS.
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u BED ling, Bedsteads, &c would ID weu to cal at NJ
WLLARDs cid estahE, he'd WsT'rromS 40 ChhthlIn>'.
of Mulber!ySt where be- found the largest
sortment OF articles in his Inc. cnered the pubbc
CONSISTING Of Feathers Beds Mattresses, &c Paeut Screw
0edste aud Cots biol, sa.e avn reta am9 lmTnIhAS.
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70 TIE FABLED SHIRT OF NEssUs IS

merely classic symbol for Shlrs that don't ht VINO
would Re miserable SHIRT he couldn't get of The
veufleunn who wants SUCH Shrts gentlemen should
wear can get them made nowhere promptly OF 80 ele
yaDtly a. at GREENS, Aston House.
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CAurioN TO rHE pUBLC.-Ihe grca'

CAUTION To THE pU8IIC.-lhe great
,s,uul.r,,v az LYONS Magnetic Powders for u's de
suuctisa III beIbugs cosroacaes nic'As ms, Nus
Se ,ns,rts m nsnfs and all other has pFonpe4
certa.n parties t. prepare So a!,iSsS aN o,t
under denolrlnat0LS nf sale few oi IheSe III
vidua,s Jared 10 give their arp 0nS out rs iree OF POI
son" Tie proprietor Of the orlgra article mas ia '-S
elty cnls the under. nionel agents, and me PWpa
DEPOT l. AZ <s& broadway where also may Dc No'SheN
Pills tor the sisasl destruction Of rsts and nVe
10Th articles warranted and their efficacy has heea
y, The ci,, ots
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R"I never was So handsomely shod
efore sad friend the Other ay and cheaply too
bought these Boots at the Boonakers Unon % Nassau
a., and that's my shop fOf the future
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OxNckNArEp BlrrENs. - This famous

remedy for II, Spep>ia has reached distinction and popu
aEty ar beyond any medicine before the pubic The Ger
6cates nom Men ScrS of CONGRESS aud other snsu>he
cItrcns arc guarantee for tie rcsoriiy and % AZ o
ShiS ne,ilcinN ~ g.,
n DO SIC and A kns ls2 Br0lWaN ' l CStinston
ses HulsSasi AnG 7i5 Broadw-.y W GNon. ~ bnWr-
"a cayner Of Grads Hall ickls - s"S Iir,euW 'ca
al and b, Druggists generally 4, ;Ae ImIed States aad
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CANT imperial thrceply Carpet f1r Is 9S yard AMI
beautiful ingram Carpet Tor a. or ward good hoor
Oil Cloth OF two vards wide. they should direct
TO 20 Boweiy, HIRAM ANpERSuNs he rs selling Table
Covers, Window Shades. Rugs Sc inr almost nothing.
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IL Listen. we beseech YOU. always,

when Wing Mayors apologize nr appointing Democrat,
Sicors then 20 BARNUN's Museum lock At such di.
performances presents this afternoon
ing, aud laugh al the worlds hollow preiensionS.
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HANmocKs ,-LEARY Il Co., leaders and


introducers Of fashion for GeDtemen's Hats. g. and
Aston Hcsss Broad way will tnls day open severn ba.es
superior Mexican Grass Hanmocks. jy2u
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~ For TgNpER FEET, the only posi-
, ,.,,s,v Is gV<fl'S CRENN iNiNENr. never
fs,l, Pnncipal depo, $40 Greecw'ch corner Of Dian
al as, of H. Nj. GOlon, cor t'Farj-st' an. now
lis E1on-ss and De Palmer, IS Wy rue rt.s -
cents Pc bottle S'' i~'i
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~ BooTY, BEATTY, AND Utility is the

pr,to Al BROOKS NewfOrk Bcot and Shoe Emporium,
80 Fu,tOn-ss We advise al VINO want Of good.
handsome snd fashionable Boots Shoes Caters. &C. 10
linn =, "A this weu stocked establishment where eyery
" ng Tor the 10 be had that can be dreamed OF; ee-
gsuty shaf ed fas able ADD cuIae at Dnces exceeding
I, low Renernb ct the number, 80 FuitOn-st.
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SELLING OUr TO CLOSE THE SPRING AND

SELLING OUT TO CLUSL TIE oPRING And
s,xxry Tpapr HITCHCOCK x LEADyEATgR ST. Broad
sv cIutr LeOnaf1-s are closing Up their summer bust
NO. ana are offering the balance Ot their splendid stock Of
T..rr o as a1O lawns sk tissues grenadines ges
fuIard silks silk and linen u,iers &c &c below cost %
.esr them make room To- tleI fall goods. Hhca
tbsv viii soon BE- receiving They nave barge .o II Sum
nsY shavis and risutillas, which they Will sell al great
They sO prepared 70 their customers
with every kind Of Fall and Winter Goods and at pnce5
NM h love than the cost VI INNOVATION. aus p
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sc We would respectfully call the at
.ensu Of or cr.7ens g. the advert Sement of CHARLFs
Weo oisrrg to exchange good farnnng lands GA Long
W and f,r property m tins city ~ H7Hokiyn
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fV JOHN \. FLAMMFR, having recently
reno, hs Real Estate 0ihco % os Broadway of
Ami,y ST prepared 10 SCI Real Estate OF every de-
Scrptlur 4 such Ms knA eRlus 10 rive HIM then
uonage Houses and Los W taH cly sold On tie most
reasos,he terms. md 10 rams spared O. gNe satisfaction
IouN tiANNhA will also Us attention l." the SAFE
u CounirN ItnnSIf snrh as EAlms. Nllage Lots. &c
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Zrpuvp TNnrRsHIRrs.-These 2

eus 40 admirably adapted 70 ne Season. and 50 unI,er-
sally approved ny all wear them. may be OBTAINED a.
RAsyfs R6Y's i0t BOweTy hey made OF tie finest
wool are lght very elastic, gouty absHb perslHation,
and eaectuaIly prevent sudden chiiis
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~ DR. PHiNNEy's VEsgrAsLE FAMILY
Pulls de- spe leave the bowels costive
m free and natural fo. sale les lie and retail
Sy A d. SANDS, iee Euitoa-s. Nsw-York Prsce p
cents "a 9mWSS'
n FowLERs & WELLs, Psychologists
"A p~AksAsx, Clinton Hall sl NaSssuss near tbs PARK
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In the lower Wards, To pI0pprIou u cnnfehs7 |"
population Is continually decreasing Th"ioilo~ns
table ylshow the OF these Wards X ne preseD'
time
PopDLarlON AID CHrR cHF> ~ rhE LON n "AkDe
W.1h. pnIlI nn CEurches WalI. PnDAat.l N lhnIcAst
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PRESERVING SUGARS. --GoO,

PRESERVING SUGARS. --tIOOd Crushed
Sugars only Is I'd per fbs Brown Sugars, great
sortment cheap. for cash Great Bargains Teas aud
Coffee best Java only Is ID per 10 good Coffee, 10 cents
Best Black Teas Is per H. good Tea. rs and IS b.
good assortment Of Groceries, and sent 20 all parts OF
this City and Brooklyn free II charge. a. PARKER.
Temperance Grocery. IA Bro0mc. cor. Of LudlOw-St.
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,s q, 40 and 81 per less than usual prices lare lot
gertenens linen Handkerchief sccnet and linen cam
Rr,c inserDgs PLAN and checked cambria VI iin S~lss
Musns and imitation VaenciounCs Laces, at NEWMAN :.
33ll Rrpadwsy, "a door from An-h0ay-s.. aus 81
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ PALMER Il Go. = great California Tx
press win take Freight and Packages 10 cent lower
tzn any other responsible Company. Through IN thirty
Sve dsys or charge. PALYEE Co, 90 Broadway,
fhor,se5 Agents Of e. s. NJ. Steamship line jy37tf
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NlsLo's THIS evening, Mr.. Buh'a y"
sgsln perform Billy L,csisay AM ro'sr
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snality Ready made White and coored Grass and Linen
Coats Zeph5T Cloth, Merinc Alpaca, and Luster Do;
s,nxls ulllsd Cashmere, Memo BCmDazlne aud Drlns
Panslor with large assortment OF Linen. MarseLles
asd other Vests a. Our usual moderate prces
VIZ. 7. JENNINGS Co, I5i broao%I,,
,sts,f American Hotel
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Fugitive slave Case near Lancaster. Pa.-ir-
rible Riot aud Loss Of Life.

Prom The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer u Friday mornns
We have report from Lancaster, u mo
effect that serious rot occurred yesterday Al TINS
tana. about - miles from the former place 20 coz
sequence Of the arrest OF an diledsed fugitive SLAVE
Two men are reported 10 have been killed one nor
tally wounded and tao are missing, supposed 70 have
been killed. One OF the party Is sand % BE- an omc''
from PhllAde phld.
p S-Snce the above was Writen, W. nave ms
following additional particulars, through the pOls-
ness Of Mr Paul Hamilton, Conductor OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad -.
II appeass that Mr.. GOrsuch, the owner Of TWO ~,
gtlye slaves from Baltimore County, Accompanies
by his no sons. the Deputy nlted states MARSHAL
from Baltimore, two nfiei states officers rom vas
CIV and several policemen, also from ms ciJi pfD.
ceeded. on Wednesday evening. % Chrs,ahi' @D'Is
n miles his side II Lancaster, Tor The PufP"@ -
drTestng the fugltltes.
Aner consultation between the officers, vas
deemed LexpcdiGut 10 make the arrest un'il yes,s'
day morning. From ne best reports Ne ieaih "
the c0lored population On the vicinity hf'lis -
Informed Of the nature Of The vlsIt Of the oAces y
Chrstana held a ine ting and asked the oplA'.Sh,
several leading AbOlitonlsts as 10 "na1 c"''' WY
should pursue. , ,s
The answer was. rs one Of the most cufIenl "a
ports states. that hey should siand tneIl ,,n.
Accordingly about ~ negroes assembled "' A 49,
&C. and secreted themselves IN the ne ~ ~
woods and comGelds. The signal Of au"0A '' '"1
90 GERS VAS the blow ng Of a horn. 49,. ..,.
Nlen the officer came upon The parry - J,'.,ef
ar
urou them by the negroes. Al The hfS arc ,,hs
Gor>uch an elderly gentleman, and the O"tsi "
fugitive slave, W4s rs'anily Killed one ~ - - ~
,ortal.y wounded Another Of the party sAa - =.
a n.tad states Deputy officer from BalIim''e' -"
also much hunt .... snf
r.is,eC He vas 10 ilc midst VI the hghI a. lns s
Att.e tine the O'Clock train passed through -
tuna. they we're hOll-ng an inquest on thr D"' ~
Dr. GOrsuch. ,,,,,s
me wounded Ba'' more oihcer vas IN Collll' -
wien tie Inc came through. waiting Tor t'' car "
York 1000.
The excitement Ia tle leIghbOrhOod vas h'eits,
The information ~ tic fugitive slaves N {, -
master and the oflrsra acre after them, = pehs,
Co.. have 0een gwen ty tao negroes from fAuS~'
rhia. who coggec The pursuing party 70 w -
A telegraph dispatch vas received Al ths "i.e .g
ue Marshal Of Police. dated a Lancas r. 80. $50,
o. 40 officer, might b. cent 10 West r.i4u, ~,
Intercept the mgrceier., ~Ao had hed VI '"' '''
he. II
The line arrived ~ Eve. ard ne dispa'ca IN ~
reach Tie police Office lniii quarter pas Nts, A.
fteI gave 10 description Of The suspected paftr.,
TIE Mar.hal,e .eg-a ,hed back for de'e rp''N
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MAfDENHOOD
BY Mss pHNBE cAEEY


THOUGHT within her heart has deepeneG,
On her face It's shadow hes.
And a tender high; IS shining
Down the soft depths Of her eyes.
of her dear voice fails and ,remples
When her Up would lightly SPEAK
And the crimson ls grown deeper
In the white snow Of her cheek
Startled always by football,
Though our step be ne'ef SO ngh''
Sits she watching for the eFe-s'af'
Very restless, every night.
Sometimes, bending o'er, her Pi-o"'
When in sleep she softly sighs'
have seen the tear-droPs forcing
Through the closed Ids Of her eyes
And sometimes her lip smiles lightly
And her heart has visions meet
With nav hand upon her bosom
can feel il beat, and beat
From her face, when lightly straylng,
Down IN chIldhoOd's pleasant track'
Icould kiss off all the shadow
Other bps have kissed them back
National Era
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one Physcian-two male Assistant MISSIONARIES,
three female Assistant Missionaries native helpers
total, 9.
mes. two female Assistant Missionaries, one native
helper. Total ).
A. Fuh. Chau there are also one station Eve Mis-
SionaueS hve female Assistant MISSIONARIES lo'~i'
TIE Sandwich Islands Nilsson has long been one
Of TIE most interesting and ayorie stations OF ihs
Socetv IL has nineteen stations and three out->ia-
tons twenty-five INSTANTANEOUS a FNsicitn-
three physlcsanS. SIX male Assistant MISSIONARIES,
thutv.rye female Assistant MISSIONARIES, three ha-
tive Pastors ard ave licensed Preachers to'al' r..
somewhat more than one-ihlrd 81 the metAott. oi
tins Mission are nov supported ~ ne NAIVE
Churches. Of Which they are pastors he "ao-e
expenditure ~ the Islands for schools IN me year
lc5C. was Sf3,l46 $1,000 OF ms Was ptl0 oN we
Govern ment. and more tian one hAu OF iae tehAih-
Ing sllCD0 was pad by the Board. and the residue
~ voluntary effort. The number % common hool>
was 543. and The number ~ pupils. l5,S> mere
are dozen o. more select schools. with nFe OF *
hundred pupils TWO of these schools are supported
by the Board The whole number belonging - the
sSlCnary Churches III July, 1850. was 2l.1s> Inc
number received from the beginning was $500
Among he North American Indians The BO1Id has
several missions. In Oregon are two MISSIONARIES,
two female assistant miss onarles-total 1. Among
the ChociawS. are seven stations, one ou,-stailon.
I'VE ~ SSl9narieS. one licensed preacher, ave male
ard nineteen female assistant MISSIONARIES, one ma
tive preacher, two native aS>i>aniS-tetal %. Inc
churches have received large acccSSonS a IN past
wears The present number Ot church members Is
ian. Of whom $50 were admitted last year. The
I'VE boarding schooStouT for girls and one for boys
= have had their usual prosperity. The number Of
Vupls at the close OF the year was - The ChcrO-
KEGS are also making advances NJ CIVILIZATION
The present number OF COMMITMENTS IN the
churches IS 2.5 OF these. eleven have been admitted
10 the church within the last year.
Among the DakotaS. are SIX stations, sN mission
arlt.-one physician. three male and eleven female
assistant misSlOuareS-tOtal. %. schools have been
f,r efF he "a NF Sil('-
cess. the whoe number OF the pupils having been
aboui So and the average attendance not ttr from
sixty. An English and Dakota newspaper, called
The Dakota Ertpf. commenced under the auspices Of
the mission. has excited some interest
Among the OgbwaS are two stations. two mlSsona-
res one male ard four female assistant missionaries,
one native helpCr-toial. eight. Among the New
York Indians. five stations. five missionaries one
male and sixteen female assistant missionaries
native helpeI-tota q.
GENERAL REVIEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

DEATH oF ACCELERATED H0KsE 4 TEL
eErapMc dispatch from Columbia. Ohio. 10 the Ed
l.or % TIE slani Herald saws that the celebrated
ircitlrg horse kEown ~ the Gilmore Colt cled on
saturday evening az the locA-laW. az Barton & OFT
mans Four nile Course tie Ma valued q. s2.500.
ana w4S insured for 81 900. " lie was in framing
for Tie Capital CITY course races, come or a. the
tune Of TIE safe Fair.
NoN-INrERFERENcE- Neir- Orleans
Picattn. contains "a statement from Mexico 70 the ef
feet that President Arlsfa sl9r time since asked
tie Brush Minister What I'D he British Govern
ment would afford 10 Mexico N case the UHted
states should declare against her for annuliug
the Tehuautepec grant The Minister . reported 10
have SAID that ms Government would take no part IA
any cuarFe. that ighi arise oetHeen TIE tH6 Gov
eTuutltS
q Henry CLAY has returned from Blue
lick ; nngs and wIll ysit Cincinnati 10 a lev
DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

- The EARLY LIFE AND FRsr CAM
r.IGN> oF NAPoLEoS BoNAPARrE,r by BEN. PERLEY
PooRF.-TAe commencement @. d Life Of Napoleon
aiming to steer clear OF The enthusiastic faiiery OF
their ideal by the french, and of the ndlscnmlnate
Viuperaton @; the enemy OF then country oy the
British. Il promises 10 prove interesting piece
Of biography. and trust the author Will receive
ENCOURAGEMENT 70 complete rs plan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

- " TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES IN MEX
Ico,' by WILLIAM ". CARPENTER. narrative OF
personal reco4ecuons by private soldier Of Gen
Taylors army IN Mexico, describing series OF per
llous adventures, impnsonmenis escapes and other
incidents Of military lfe with considerable vyaciy
Some Of the sketches OF society IN Mexico are anus
iug as well as lively though the author ha, evident
ly not much skill inthe craft OF booh-nahing l2mo
Up. 800 Harper & BroihersJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

- The NORTH AMERICAN PRAcrrcM
ScHooL ARITHMETIC" revised BY DAVID PRioE.
aoound> an questions OF prsciiac business nature,
ana shows 10th experience and ssil III H. prepara-
ton. Huntington & savage