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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-05-25

balls DIES barrierca, lis en- %vicnncnt aux
mains, ct, en- moins dun quart d'heure'
il etai. rcste sur lc car1cau 1875 ,o|tigeurs
Oh sapeurs du genie. II est srai que
ceax-la ny a%llaient pas dc main morte.
L'echaHourrsc de Santarem nous rap.
pclle les queries qui ont desole fItalie
du temps des Guelfes ct des Gibelins.
Les denx parts avaient a leur solde des
C%ondottieri, 9ui moyennant telle somme
Sc battaient ct Sc ~faisaient tuer pour leur
cause. La guerfe ~trainant en- ~lougneur,
les Condottieri, a bout de resources,
contracterent entire eux.pour qua Pave
mir on Sc fit lie moins dc NAL possible.
Aussi qu'arriya-t-il niorsg II artisa que
dams la -bataille qui cut lieu a quelque
temps de la, les Guelfes extcrminerent
les Gibelins; mais quaint aux troupes gun
s~uiyaient les Condottieri, Giles brIlaicnt
de la pondre pour l'acquit de leur cons
%ciencc, ct pas IN homme ne manquait a
|raPpel lie lendemain de In batail'e. Une
seule fois il advint qu'un homme igurait
parmi les morris, lie poids de sa cuirasse
ct an eclat de mousquet ~i'avait tait TOM
Der au revers de la route. Son capitaine
fot mis- aux arrets pour toute n Sc
maine.
lie Pionnier dcmande, rec!amc, cxige
sill lc faut que l'ofhcicr portugais qui
%comnandait l'escadron du Ter chasseurs
soft pnni pour avoir permits a un de ses
hommes dc sc laisser. dssarconner ct fon-
Ter aux pieds par ses compagnons d'ar-
mes.
Les nouvelles apportees par lie Frank
I'm sont Eavorables q linsurrection. Les
bruits qui a~vaieut courus sur la fuite de
Saldanha ct Is dispersion dc son parti
etaient controuyes, jamais au contraire
lie. troupes do gouvernement ne furent
aussi dcmoralisees. la garrison do
porto s'etant p%rononcee pour Saldanha,
lie movement s'est propage dams lie
pave. De nombreuscs adhesions paryieh.
ncnt journellement a son quarter gene
raj: rarmee meme abandonne en- massc
la cause du roi ct deserte son poste. Par
suite de OBJECTIONS successives, s. NJ,
incapable dc tenir la campagnc, est
oblige de retraiter deyant &c quill appelle
des rebclles. ct que bientot on nc desi-
gnera que sous lie nom de particles. lie
comte de Thomar, cause, GU du moins
pretexte de cette lcvse de boucliers, s'est
enfui precipita,nnent dc Lisbonne, ne
~laissant ainsi d la refine que l'a~lternative
d'abdiguer la couronne on de prendre
pour ministre lie rebelle Saldanha, par
lequel ellie .era dominee. C'est Ia seule
perspective qni Sc presente pour Ia solu-
ton de la guerre c%iyile, 4 moins que
rEspagnc gu rAngleterrc n'interyien-
nent pour saurcr Maria Do Gracia du
naufrage.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-05-25
UNE NICHE.

Les poetes sont parfois plus gals
qu'on ne pcnse, Ell ccux d'cntr'eux oui
ne font pas beaucoup dc ycrs, s~'ayisent
parfois de P%laisanteries qui occupcnt
leur vervc. Parmi ces roetes, il en- est
un deja connu dams lie monde par Ger.
taines BONES faceties qni t%iniront par lc
rendre plus ceIebre que SEES ouvragcs. A
Ia vile, notre poetc est du nombrc d.
ces ~loustics qui Sc font m plaisir dc pro-
pager cet,e charmantc gate d'atelies
que les rapins c]onnaissent vulgairemcnt
sous lc nom de scie. Voici cclle que nc.
tire heros a bicn voulu imagincr tout der.
Increment.
Done lie poetc ~a,isa, CT Sc promcnant
sur lc boulevard, IN honnttc PEASANT 4
Pair paisiblc. a Ia tournure tres pacii.
que. lie pocte etait en- compagnie de-
Fun dc ses amis, lcqucl gardc une ran.
cune pofonde Il mcmbres du jury oni,
chaquc aimee, refnsent par ~jalou>ie les
tableaux quill destinc a l'exposition.
-Precisemcat lc PEASANT n'tt1it uutre
que ce bon NJ. b., Fun DC ceux que
notre peintre considcrc commc SEES unle.
mis- particulars.
oh! dit anssitot lie rapin au poete,
VOLTA uae occasion! il FAINT lni faire uuc
>cic.-TrSs b;cn, rtpondit lie poetc.
Les deux amis 6changerent q~uelgpes
mots, puts SC separecnt.
!. q%Gel4ucs pas dc la. lie po:tc abordc
NJ. b.. le salae tres amicalement, ct
lai tend la main en- hi diSant : Bon
Jour, monsieur I)umout.
lie PEASANT, fort ttonnt;. rtpond - Jcs
nc me notnmc pas NJ. Dumout.
Comment Sc porte madame? fipos
ia froidement lie poetic.
Monsieur. je nc m'apprlle pas d.
mont, insita ie bonhonmc.
-Toujours lc meme, s'etcria lie poetc
en- RANT, tonjonrs farceur; mais avtz yous
gagne a IL bouil!otte, i,autrc jour, che
Nine Co.!
Monsieur, yons me pfenrz pour ln
autre jc nc COMMAS pas Nine c..
Pendant &C dialogue, lie poete await
lamilieremcnt passe son bras sous cetW
dc NJ. b., qni essaynit vainemcnt de
sen %dtfendre, ct il lua parlait efronti-
mcnt dc mile chooses iutimcs, %lossque
survient, dc l'air lie plns innocent dl
monde, notre rapin, l'ani du .poele.
-l.cs deux ainiS Sc salient frOidclnent,
con,m s'iis ne SC connaissaicnt pas.-ft.
! G rapin. saisissant IA main dc M. B...,lui
dit -Bonjonr, mon cher mon;icur Dp,
'nont, comment sous po~ttcz-yons'
-Jc he me nomlne pas DumoHt. r.
pliqua lie brave NJ. b.. du ion dun
~paysagiste dc la yicile eeoIe, qui com.
meme q sc metre en colere.
EFT Nine Dumont va bien, sans
donte, depnis qucje ne l'ai sue? continue
supplement le rapin; 4 propos, avez-
Yous gtgns au whist hics, chez Nine
DIT
Mas, s'ecrie lc pauvrc hommc; !
mais.... mais jesne connais pas Nine
d.. ct je ne ~m'appel!e pas Damont."
jesus NJ. b., ancien peintrc du roiet
mcmbre du jury d'examcn.
Oh! mon cher Dumont, fit lie rapi',
cette sci;e est TN peu forte, mais clio est
assez spirituelle.- Plot All cici que ,otIs
flssiez lc miserable B.! 81 jamaisee
coqnin-la me tombe sous Ia main, |en
-n
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-05-25

pursuance; Ut tous les ~trsisrcs qui s'eilor.
cent anjourd'hui de r, nyefserl les instita-
lions dtrnocratiques, s~'ecIipseront comme
poussiere, on demanderont mcrci.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Marine Affairs.

L.rScu or rur CLprrR smr Honsrr n--on Saturday
next, nt half past o'clock this splendid vessel will
leave her ways from the Yard Of Messrs. westveit
Maekny, foot Of Seventh street, u. r. The Hornet
Is owned by Messrs Chamberlain Phelps, and will be
employed in the China trade She Is very sharp ves
sell Of LEGO tons burthen her lines straight
Is built with flush deck which adds much her beauty
This craft Is considered by those well competent judge
some of the best constructed and most superSy odeed
vessels that ever hoated she will be commanded by
Capt W Lawrence. Her length l. loo feet; breadth
25 feet depth % feet.
LArscu % ms PsLr., Dry ocx-Abouti O'Clock
last evening section Of this dock launched at
Agiers Sax other sections yet required to make
complete-thrce Of which in constrc-
ton vt the yard The whole will probably be flashed
about the lt of next September when expected that
VIII be capable Of sustainn- the la-s-. yssse aar
roa1 On .he slis.rri II will be nearly on the plan Of
80 6etional dock at 81 Louis but viii b. much the
Target dock in the country with the exception Of that at
New York Two steam engines ALREADY prepared TO
be placed upon the dock when competed.--N o. Pie
june Sfh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

Last night between two and three thousand persons
assembled Of Castle Garden to witness the representa-
tion Of Lucia u Lammcrmoorn The noor appeared
Ike gay paiterre Of fashion and beauty and the gal.
cry fringed the whole scene with native aud exotic
flowers Of loveness and beauty that made the scene at
once charming and delightful when the music Of the
grand orchestra broke in upon the whispers gossip and
movements of the throng every breeze seemed ucd to
rest and all except the music, noiseless The solo
on the claronet during the overture however brought
down the first storm q applause, and from that
moment an was enthusiasm and excitement At
the end Of the acts the principal performers we're called
before the curtain and At the end the second act tho
whole audience with one will amidst loud cheer
ing and the waving q handkerchief TO receive those
who had 90 Handsomely trumphed in their art Bettl.
ME noble voice capvacd every ear aud Bcso sang with
an earnest truthfulness and with more than her usual
fervor Beneventano also, with single exception per
formed his scenes to the satisfaction ofa
Tonight Marine fapro" will be produced for the
fret time 10 New York II cast with great strength
which embraces TX of the principal performers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Police intelligence.


among the prisoners brought before the naytrste on
Sunday morning at the returns made from the varioy
wards curious looking little Irshman by the name "a
John a!sh was brought up for Judgment on a charge
made by the Fourth ward police, that the prisoner VIVA
conveyed 70 the statiou houke SATURDAY night in
state on gross intoAcaton The yor 10
explain the matter, and begged TO be let OF stating
that he would explain to the court how Il was he cams
70 get little drop more than ordinary He stated that
fis wife On Saturday. had baby ard that baby was
boy and as that was his drst boy he felt so deght.
he went out and treated some o his friends and drank
little too much himself, and that the way he csIns
into the station house But said tile pls oner If ycu
WI only Let me 60 home to my family Judge faith ana
lwil name my boy after the Alderman Of the ward
haRrtrate, (lsrghine ly)-Wrll Wash IL that L the
case and You wish to honor Alderman Oakley by naming
(Lsughtei)
rrisoner.-faith and viii name the boy Jacob y
Oakley Walsh, and no mistake daughter
Msgbtfate-1hcn, Walsh, you can 70, bat be carpf,L
In future and not drink any uor until your wiis
bhs another boy daughter
"fath and won't replied Walsh, sani the nsxt boy
JucEe. shail BE- nHrird after yourFelf1
general laugh was here created and away went tbs
prisoner out 81 court, with light hear. TO hs young
son, who Is 10 be named after the alderman
.frTet II p Bws'u.-The police Of the Fifteenth ward
arrested, On sunday night. n German named Albert
sciig ON charge o being accompl.ee Of two o,hex
uermans, who detected last winter entering ths
dwellings ~ Mr. Mackiey, No l6s Second avenue ana
DIT " m ~ Actor, In Lafayet' place Two OF the ao-
cused parties were arrested st the time srix Il sa
to be the third who at that time made lis escapa Tha
accutcd was conveyed before the magistrate who com
mitted him 10 prison for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
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Interesting from Boston.

1IF sNADRAcH RESCUE CASE-ACcoUSTs FROM
bLsaoS AYKES-oFFIcERs or THE FKIoATE CUM
nERfANp, ETC.
BosroS, June Is, 1851.
The cfisydcn for aiding In the Of fshadrach
the fugitive slave given 10 the jury at O'Clock to-day
IN an able charge from Judge sprague The jury came
IN - ia o'clock and stated that they unable to
sgrce upon the evidence The judge directed them to
rvtlre sgain and report TO- morrow morning at nine
o'ciock
General Caleb Cushing was to day elected Mayor Of
Ne~buyport
ny arrival at this port from Bucnos Ayres We have
the brfh Poetef Of April 10 Affairs in the Argentine
ksputlic we're quiet We have commercial news Of
Importance.
The filo~ng Is list q the officers Of the " frigate
Cumberland, arrived from the Mediterranean
Conlmhndsr-wm X Latimcr.
lafutenants-Chhrles Stetman, Geo. W. Chapman,
honigumery Hunt Edward Higgins, John VI u. ClitE.
ruFrfon-Ibarles " GullOn
Assistant SuiE.ons-Edward Hudson, Edwd II. Squibc,
Nsfhsngiou sherman
Acting Master-C Ferrtt
fasftd Mtdthipueu-Thos. G. Cation, William sharp,
Mm. rowtu
Miirhrmen-wm. Fit1hugh, Eugene Oakley, John
7 htininsh. John Dunnington, Geo. Brown
Nunnsr-Jussph n. Brock
hs@tswsn-John Munroc
Capt a Msrinss-A uarand
AfmA "a MaltnGH-A. J. Nicholson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
From Washington City.
wAsfuSGros, june 10, 1851


THE CASE oY COLLECTOR COLLIER, OF SAN FRAN
cisoo--MiDsHrMEs AT LAR0E-THE TALcoT
counr MARTIAL, Erc.
II ba mistake that Collector Collier OF San Prancsco
has large amount charged against him at the Treasury
Department, unaccounted for that any person has
been sent TO California to examine into the matter
Prom the unprecedented position affairs whilst he was
there, and the large amount collected and dsbursed In
some instances with other authority the absolute
necessities Of the public service, his accounts require
time for examination and explanation Some Of his &C
counts show There not the slightest ground
for suppong that his accounts will not be all satsfacto
rily adjusted.
The charges against Gen Tacot, are for disrespect,
disobedience, and conduct unbecomng an officer and
gentleman. II appears that Mills the Stauary has dis
covered new plan for furnaces by which great saving
In fuel Is effected in consequence he applied for the
contract for supplying for the army Talcot did
not give Mills the and he then applied to the
Secretary The Secretary csed upon Talcot copies
OF the propoeels Az first IL denied that contrac
lad been but upon the Secretary pressing
the matter, Talcot refused to produce the propo-
salr, denying the Sccretarys right to inter-
fere with the duties Of the Ordnance Bureau
The secretary having In his possession proof that
contract had been msde by Tacot with the Treadagar
works at Richmond, Va, after Mills had made proposals
and at much higher rate than Mills had offered to a
the v ork for has d,ms nded an investigation.
Those who know Gen Wool think hs will not consent
10 sit Gen Twiggs junior especially as II would bar
ms Ight TO command the army In case Of Gen scotts
death or resignation
Mr.. Peters. Of south Carolina viii leave tomorrow,
by order OF the Secretary Of the Interior for Mexico to
hunt up documents barring upon California land titles
Secretary corwn was engaged to-day in lengthy
ference with the President SECRETARY stuart and Post
master Hail. in the Treasury Department Mr. Cerwn
left to-day for Ohio.
The Hon. A. W Buel, Of Michigan was TO day admit.
ted into the Criminal Court lie supposed to be
by Brown, charged with forging land warrants.
fight occurred to day, at the National Hotel
between Edward Fuller late proprietor Of the United
states Hotel ard Capt schaumburg Of the U. Army
The Captain is said 10 have on second beat
Official notice has been given To the numerous app-
cants that neither the President Secretary OF the
Navy have authority to appoint mdshipmen at large
The Rev IL. Gurley and Doctor Goodioe have issued
prospectus Of the Ch,fdn Statesman. weekly coloni.
zation paper to be published In Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

ALBANY, June IA, 1851.
BILLS INTRODUCED = wEBsrER's DICTIONARY rHE IL
crssE Law, Krc.
Mr. WOOSTER asked leave to trcduce bill to autho-
rze Commissie Of Common Schools to purchase Web
sters Dictionary; also bill TO amend the excise law
Debate being had thereon the arst bill was withdrawn
and the second introduced.
Mr. A. SMITH (by consent) introduced bill TO regu-
late the gauge Of railroads in this State.
Mr. TOWNSEND offered bill to regulate the fees Of on
GERS and justices in criminal cases. also in relation to
jurors In the city Il New York
RrroRrs on nILLs
Mr.. LrsiIr reported fayorably the bill relative to
the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad.
Mr., w.sp reported fayorably on the bill to exempt
cemeteries and burial grounds belonging to religious
charitable societies from taxation.
IN COMMITTEE WHOLE
The Aseembly then went into Committee OF the Whole
Mr. Antbon In the chair, the amendment act incor
pcrating the orphan Asylum Of brooklyn Reported to
iIouse.
The bill the relief Of destitute children was alsorc
Progress was reported on the bill provide for the H.
censing and government Of pilots In the city Of New
York
BUSINESS or rtr LAsr SESSION.
Mr. IIieHr Qy conscnt) offered resolution that all
bills which passed by the House at the last session
and n the general orders be ordered 10 third
reading. The resolution lies
coMMirIEr rIiE WHOLE
The Assembly again went into Committee Of the
Whole Mr. Atwood In the chair, the bill relating 10
the powers and duties Of superntendents Of Common
schools. Reported 70 House
In the act relative to the prison farm at Sing Sing the
enactng clause stricken out NJ also the enact
Ing CLAUSE of the act to appropriate money for building
guard wall around said prison.
The ensctipg clause likewise stricken out Of the
act providing for the appointment of commissioners 10
take the acknowledgment Of deeds proof o wills Nc,
and administer oath In certain cases IN other States
Adigurutl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Dcfaication Case Mt Baltimore, &c.

BALTIMORE, June 10, 1851.
Thirty.two errors discovered against Col San
derson, in his books, by the examining committee,
amounting to $l5T0l and eight in his favor for
$3.50 leaving deficiency Of ss,3o5 The committee
have not reported yet.
The Southern mail has arrived, with information that
the Alhsmbrs ccce house and two other buildings
burnt at New Orleans the eighth instant. A man
named Mordecsi perished in the flames
IA great barbecue took place at Athens Mississippi
the ninth, at which speeches made by Messrs
Foote Freeman and Davis
FIRE occurred Federal Hill at o'clock this afN
deetroying Myers still house and four dwellings
the loss i about S5Ooo and IS covered BY insurnnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Movements Of Distinguished individuals.

Col John winthrop and lady New Orleans, Mi.. win.
chester. Bcston; X. Young, Mississippi; X Young
Mississippi, T. q & ord, u A.; Jacob Kcyscr, Esl
Mss Newell, Philadelphia Frank Moore, Boston are
among the arrivals AZ Union Place Hotel
Hon John Magce, Bath; IL Russell, Col Carr, wash
ington; Samuel bunceiih. Scotland. Capt wilkes u
~; Bs Weaver, 81 Louis; q n RAYMOND Boston.
Cept Merchant, US.A- among the arrivals ysses
day at Tire living House
J.. ~ Boynton. Me ~ & Copman, Mass y HALL
do; Gen {, Munro. 4 q: n VI Barslow, do II scott
Ga A Robinson We and Rev A ~ Joncs Florida
we're tmong the arrivals yesterday 1T the Clinton otl
VI Dickinson, Richmond A Curry 81 Louis. q 4
Nilson. Va Tfabul ny Capt Pratt slip Margaret
Evans A Robb Scotland; w Royale, Texas j lloyd.
Hcue
Miss Trederiks Bremer Il az Ricl moni Va
Hon William L. Marcy "a in Detroit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
DiabolicaI Murder.

FRouprScE. June l6 1851.
Ihs mornirr between the hours q twelve and two
eehsk 81 lrisinan named William Hannigan, murder
td a. vHe ~ breakng n hcr skull with helve
aa rthervis, mutHaiinr her body in horrible manner
~ muIft Ia not yet lcen arrested but the police
nfn - his tfsck Ne u WY incorporate man, aud s
uFTsssd g. have hn intoxcatoi 20 the tune. An in
iaut 49, found Ia the fonm uniauneJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17


The cornerstone Of a Roman Catholic church wa,
laid here yesterday in the presence Of immense
sembsge. The ceremony performed by Bishop
OConnor and the Grafton delivered by DIR. Moriarty
The river Is falling. There Is four feet and half
water in the channel
six steamers arrived yesterday from below and re.
Iort the country along the river to be healthy from
Louisville UP to Pittsburgh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
ExPREss AGENCIES. ss..

pERFoRD a CO.-GRFAT CALIFoRNIA LETTER
- Parcel ard Package Express the 2sth June through
an Ndays Special Mail Agent through 10 san rranrlro
A. II Pride q our New York cfce Special Freiyht
through To San Francisco, Nr. ~ H0yt of
New York coe. Special Messenger 10 yaparaio Calt.s
and other South Pacific ports, Mr. Bartlett of our
Boston Office Postage % San Francico 10 SOUTH
Pacific porte, China and Sandwich Islands, 30 cents
rs'sht pst cent iss ihsn by az a,her .sprs Prees
street, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
ChOlel n In the Far West.

Sr. LOUIS, June Is 1851.
The cholera prevails to considerable extent Fort
Leavenworth Twenty cases had occurred among a
gimept Of United States troops bound for Santa Fe
twelve Of which proved fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Fire mt Fall River.

Two large dwelling houses, belonging to DR. Thomas
Wihoar, in Tiverton Rhode Island on the outskirts Of
fsl River, were destroyed by fire Saturday p. M
The fire originated in wood house attached Of
the buildings The property insured for S33o0 in
Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Railroad Accident and Loss or Life on the
Erie Line.
MIpDLrrowS, June 10, iS5.

MpDLErowS, June 10 1851
The freight cattle train of the track and part Of
1t down high embankment, about one O'Clock sun
day morning. The conductor killed and the fireman
badly injured One with ffteen head Of cattle was
thrown down the emlankmeut and two Of the cattle
were killed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
How DISGUSTING now RLrrLsiyE. is A woMA


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So - ~ ait stramaf HNuaAs, esrtsis =. Rsamsa
~N HsAH tfafe asaF e. tumeY tssana-uen fane
hs4 aesFas e8Etfsf at ~ ana ifis aad AZ fas
So - &NFaN HsHF ~ 81 n 80 so aFN katmrn-
- l#atANs EFnf f81aA ht 60 ~ MAJ r~rsaas nrp
tfas NHstsa tas ka4f t@at = - ~ ssnsrs
!, - ~ kMsMM Ha sM#Hsf hMHalcs Cart &mith. wttt
p sfsff 49, tNsff MataftsysA sasnmsasias SuaAsY,
NwMM N#. eNHa@e INN# ~#M NtNuvA NertA rytr, - rs.
N.ss tsaal fsft "a efaaa slrpst Hsss fissf, a. IS.
go 4NNNn wNaE 9t NMf - n Nsfth river. a. a ~,
80 tut~fsts AfHfN NeateF tsrAis ssA saa rptfesh.
wa&af - - f9astasa fsfs tsi tsNts sseA wky.
tVNN&rfN nmtr Joe sING sfNc-IsNDtso AT
~ Na@mHHM tN# #sefa. MastlNrs nehts FurfY aaa
Mt.eh #s @MN.t .atF - 80 saa tsautfui
~ EA @ msN Ntt #Hesa sHeIE NNNfnNas ~ ~ erlaek
MN##ft #HN# N.m@ ga lHMFs &lnx N8mx sto
Mm@HM Ns#a.f Hsa#E Hs raNanMaNlH tsrwaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
TIC Ninth Selection of Psalms was read.
kirst Lesson Isaiah LIY,

Second Lesson John XVII.
Benedicus.
The In roit Selection from Psal in Metre Mill
After the Gospel Anthem from the Psster sung
Psalm ACYi., vs.. to Il.
After the Prayer the whole Chrsts Church
Militant there Voluntary the organ when those
who did not desire to renain during the administration q
the Holy Communion, retired.
Hymn in the Communion Service XVI, vs.3 i.5
After divine service discourse OF about two hours
duration delivered by Rev DR. Meyokar PrcfaSsox
of English Literature IN Columbia College, which was
addressed argument to the clergy Of the Episcopal
Church urging the ecessty for active cxertions
continued watchfuness and zeal in the discharge of
their religious functions for the extension TIE church
IN tins country and for untirng and united operation
IN guarding her general interests throughout the world
A collection wss taken up, which amounted to .
very considerable and which to be approprs ted
in aid Of the missions in this diocess
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DOUBLE SH EFT.
AMUsEmENTs m PHILADsLPHIA.

RARSUs's EusEun coksEE % sEyEsTH AND
I'D Chasnuf streets phisdsl lphtaf Il. nNrnu pr0prs-
tor; H. sanford MsnaxerTwo prrfsrnsRr@s Tally stsr.
moon and evening" Admission Is e.nts eAarsn price
ID M hsatt. the
makss h hrs, ~ bsms Durias tAs ~.
formerly o. tks Ravwi famy uii dive tkeir ia
<erestnk exoiuons snd fwss % rhs rope
Mr. Tsyior the rcyuar comedian ~ also sppuar darnx
the wesk 10 the Iady ef Lyons AnA other PLAY.
Pieasins f.res esth Afternoon SD evening" fhs eosa
halt doasn original eollsetons tncaainx ths su
one by ftsie Thee All wurtAy u stst ani oAa ~
together With the perormAne@sn the Lsrture Rso
'sor the low price of - eents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

BuFrAIo, June 10 1901.
The steamers Empire and Alabama have been with
drawn from the Sandusky route The Empire takes the
place OF the Queen City between Buffalo and Dunkirk
aud the Alabama and Queen City will form daily line
between Dunkrk and Cleveland in connection with the
Erie Railroad