Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

A New Sgcr.-A new order Of religious fanst-
les. called The redempiiunists, has sprung up in
Prussia They resemble The wandering preachers
of lie sixteenth century. and produce great ex-
ci,emeat among The lower class of peasanlry.
ey- Yesterdays Republic announces tina; it is
in the contemplation Ut The. President I, visit Old
Pulnr Comfort, in company with The Secretary OF
the Interior, as soon as he shall have compeiet'
his examination Of the affairs Of The several De-
parIments.
AsppTw CHAPEL A new church by this name,
erected Tor the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
was dedicated at Iiarrispnburg on Sunday the "a
inst. Rev. Thos. Crowder. ~ Charlottesville,
preached the sermon IN the Occason.- Char. JET
fersonian
NJ The Cincinnati Gazaiie states thai Hiram
Powers's statue OF The Greek Slice has been lnr-
waried thence 10 It's fortunate owner IN Washing
ton City. VIM w. Corcoran, Esq, to be placed
in his private gallery.
0o- The Democratic State Convention of New
Hampshire have unanimously presented Levi
Woodbury. as their candidate for President. The
Convention passed resolutions Oft the braGest KIND
in favor Of the compromise measures.
10 George Thompson, the British Ii heller of A
Philadelphia on Sunday. Fears were entertained
of disturbance, and consequently the lessee OF The
hall would not suffer the doprs ~ De openeI.
M The Galveston News OF the l3tl, ultimo,
publishes The death of Hon. Henry Smith, The FIRST
governor of The provisional government OF Texas
at The commencement of the revolution
no. A Revival of Religion in all the churches at
New Haven, Conn, during the past winier and
snrinp has resulted in conversions. Is said, to me
number OF not less than seven hundred and hiIy.
NJ Mr.. Gooc,'s place in the editorial char OF
the Planter. has been filled by Frank u. Rufan'
Eso of Albemqrle, a gentlemIn well known as d.
prsrrica AgrcuItIrist and writer Of aoilV'
- The county court of Marshall has refused
>, iran, license 10 any person 10 yend spirliiious'
,;'w,rs within five miles Of heIine of the Baltimore
end dino Railroad.
43- 4 large number OF Prlssian officers have IS.
s,ciaied for the purpose Of emigra,ng 10 the Un'ied
States. and the King of Prussia has assI'ted their
undertaking.
NJ Nappeon's coach. taken in 1913. ny b'uch,
or. al Jemappe is nav preserved at 'ne ''.'aGo W
Gr,ss Zie'en, which formerly belonged 10 'he nAu-
cher family
~ T'wo of The best newspapers in the British
West Indies. The Morning journal, IN Jamaica
and ,hp Wesl Indian. in Barbadoes, are owned aud
edited by gentlemen Of color.
~. JuJup Duncan. and J. G. Cunningham and
r smith ESqs.. Of Va. firm part OF the Amer
! lean Jurors 10 award premiums at the WORD s
! Fair.
ns. A tailor in n. Y has just invented new
| =, thor o..
ro pet into il, yea have 10 crawl out oil your
! trousers. h
ecs. Ills said tia, the Convention has aires dy
cosi the State $4,000. Constitution making is
| ltuly an expensive amusement.
60 At Genoa, il is said. every attorney takes an
oath To undertake no cause which he does not con
slider just.
e-Theirs the French statesman, is said TO be a
bout making another turn, and coming out rs 81
cialisi.
,rs- Elihu Burrt,. Of Mass, spoke at the London
Peace Society meeting on the 2Oth uiiino.
oo. Ned Buntline's newspaper office was 81, iHe
J., - Ns,y York. ON Monday but extii'guisheai
ec,- The journey from London to raT'S rs BOW
made in eleven hours.
-u,,,ce Greeley has been appointed Chair
,no If the Juries of the Worlds Fair.
n- Every wing paper in Missouri il i Is stated
n Gen. Wrngfed Sc sc WIS 65 years old last
F,,day. having been burn June 10, 1880. ~
m+A ukase Of the emperor Of Russia forbid'
hi, Jewish female subjects to Gu, I'll their hair.