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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

/ HOIIASDFRS N MICHIGAN.-An elder OF
| The Dutch Reformed Church at Grand Rapids writes
The Board O! Missions Of that Church that colgre-
CATION OF $50 HOanders exists IN that place ana a
church OF - members. most OF whom have been con
/ yer;ed since Their residence there. They are now
/ evDeciing the arrival OF a Netherlands munster,
Z Yhocar preach both IN English and Dutch.
CrScfNvATr THEOLOGICAL SE,IISARY.-
I The Oh school Presbyterian Seminary, originated
bv ne efforts Of Rev Or. Rice 0f Cincinnati. has
elected Rev Dr.. Wills Lord Congregaiio aal MIN
I-isr OF that CITY. OF II Professors fourth
Professors promised soon. The Biennial Assembly
OF that Church IN lsos passed resolution strongly
disarrrovlrg the union Of COnsregat0nallsiS AID
PresbyteraHs.
CoLoREB CONVENTIONAL great North
American Convention of C0lor~d People Is sum
moaed ai Toronto. the lltA. 1fh and 18Th ~ Sep
tfUher next. L. Canada ana ~ the Nurtl-Wesi.
efforts are making for numerous and efficient dele
railcn one OF the man topics OF consideration :
cKnected TO be- tie important question Ot tol0niza-
ton. Tie uei;iEes OF Oanaot "tsl are ID 'e
strongly represented.
EPISCOPAL Mission IN TUREEY.-BishO,
~Cufh-sfe. Who was elected Missionary Bishop 20
TurFey. and returned some time since 5, this coun-
try strongly urges, IN letter 20 Tie >1ri' ~ us
.rus. resumption O. BE Mission - the Arnema ms
Us holding out favorable prospects Of sacces>- ne
does not propose 90 me MS EpiS Opal oFeTslsi
of The mission. u u SHAH 3e recOmmence1.
An OLD PoLEmc WoRK-Rev DR.. lde.
u Philadelphia. has edited and published q work or
Baptism. once famous m the annals of po.emcs-
Infant Baptism. 4 part and pillar of Pepery. Oy
the ceiebr,ir5 D. ON. the Commentator I! has
lam d, rrnau. for many wears but IS reproduced by
d. Toe as vel fitted Tor ne tlme,. ana A. >'foHs
'ohfo'e''4ai WOE ''o so0~ . 20
FRENcH Mission n NEW ORR Rev.
J. Z. Cocaeue. French Canadian Methodist clergy
man. has commenced mission among The French
population n I'M. ety. lie preached on Sun Tas
-. ~. Tedred ,,ltn g-e,t ily6r bv the de-
,,c-,,,a.,N-
BIBLFS AMONG kFFJ ES.-ReY. ALVIN
Dur'e ormc,y pastor OF me nsreg ~ ouicn
~ D'-'i- "a - 60 ~ 'lat,o ~ C,na9o
" ~ h,-'s ,', 49,, T.hie sorie+v he
w. i - ~. ~. q, 49, - "a, - 10. ,,sre
% 80 ~, ~ ,,'r5 ii ,,o h.. .snf
" 49,
-, ~ Up r." - ~ ~
ito vc,i.otist Trl.rorsi bnrch aced p years Tho
'',-D.o'i ,-u I ro,..ier.o1 1,. a,eny of1 members
-. ~ e,o't.s,'. ft,,r.t w. WI where 10
80 '". 80, 80 ...r. 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

INTERESTING AND PgCULlAR CASH or Re-
crrsfrioS.-Wc learn thH'. or The liih ms. ~
QUESTION from Governor Lowe Of Maryland, WAS
served on The Governor OF iaS safe for the delivery
of Elijah Bowen. alias Jacob II. Blair. To- the lar
cony u horse aad wagon m iae City o Baltimore,
n October as The culprit proceeced WIN TIE
>tCit0 property % The COUNTY OF sussex y =, ana
tasr disposed o. h. He WIS recently arrested Tor
obtaining money - false pre,ercc> and confined N
sussex @l Air. NcJlutocN. the owner OF tAe hol> -
md wagon. has been 70 Newton. identified the NriS-
orer. ana h'- hlm further committed Tor The ihtit
Governor tcri issued his warrant 'oT the delivery ol
The prisoner - me authorities o. Mary land "A cor-
u.ia0tV Win the TCCvlsItlon. atln- a. the ume uu-
avprset a. his arrest under he laws oi thl> state
'oI The alocCi frauds The sheriff %, Sussex. with
tap ADVICE oi Re. tTi Hamilton. ESI Prosecutor 81
the pleas. 6ec'ued ne delivery ~ the prisoner 70
me agents az GOV Lowe. for the reason That he
liable o. trial and II CONNECTED fo punishment 70
cfeuSes under orr state laws. : true reprcSenta-
uou o tht case hltIuS ocla made to GOV. .ort. he
hss approved az fat course OF >ltrf Ne.tCn an 1e-
c.nlI- 20 give The prisoner zap. Whether 'le Gov
eTor Of Maryland viii insist uQon a.S delivery un-
Ger the circumstances remains 30 De- seen. Ills re-
teruCr ov cur State authorities would seem usni
and proper. until. The demands OF Justice are salts
fed ioT crimes committed within our own lurStic-
ton. Trenton True Amer
DE,ru OF CAPT. |. R. HAsalNGroN.-
We announce the death of Capt Isaac L. Narring-
ton. Postmaster OF tins city with feelings al poigp-
ant rogro'. ne expired Yesterday a'ternoon about I
O'Clock. AGED e wears. after lingering and painful
illness that hal prepared Ms FAMILY ana friends for
ne SAD event. Time vii lot permit us to speak d
the deceased a> w would wish and 90 rccapitulate
his uutnc and private worth a. hi> memory deserves.
For more than twenty wears he has been resident
~ Buffalo. and 'Or his many sterling qualities 81
head and helli. he cu,oyei htera IS ~ ne popular
Iec3rd AMI esteem OF bis feloW-c.tlZeu>. Their
confidence some wears ago called han from private
n.r % 'he NayOuN Of thc citv. and subsequently
their Recommendation induced President Tayor 70
fe..oW uncu I'm the office OF Postmaster tie DIS
charged these public trusts with fidelity and public
u~tfuIe>>. Ills GT.yate IS We'll aS public life has
been marked .y conscientious sense OF duty
3 lfalo EX1rc~S
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Cleveland tniver>ity-ilecting Of the American
Association for the Advancement OF Education.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. "Wednesday, Aug ~, 1871.
Did time permit. would give You an
cxtcnded.account OF the frs, regular commencement
of the new Cleveland University, which took place
on Wednesday Of las, week IN one of The public
halls of TIN, CITY suffice ITO say that three young
men. having entered The Senior Class from other
COLLEGES received the degree OF A.B. Their orations
on the stage were lul of eloquent, stirring thoughts
rejecting honor on their authors and introducing
them al once 10 the public As men of sterling worth
An address was delivered at tie close Of the exer-
c,es, by President Mahan. on " The Comparative
Merits OF the Old and New systems OF Education
The speech was rclormaiory Ia It's character, As t
was original ia thought, setting out IA full light the
princlplcs OF the UNIVERSITY and commenting them,
With arguments too sirongto be rebuttet, - the cIu
caiIonal world The address, we understand, Is 10
be published soon.
The third session Of the american Association
for the Advancement Of Education" convened Oh
TUESDAY Of THIS week III This City. The meeting
Was called 10 order by ihe Chairman OF the Assora-
ton. r.. Rev. Alonzo Potter OF Philadelphia pray
CT by Rev Dr. Dufied. The names of Delegates
were called The reading OF The Constitution sue
ceeded after Which Bishop Potter addressed The
Convention. HIS speech though unprecedented.
Won all hearts by IL open. manly tone He hastily
scanned The history of the A-socianon-i's leading
AIMS and principles Tie pud IN passing happy
tribute to the Convention for the promotion Of VA
jura Science, AZ present convened az Albany, y %
and also 20 the meeting OF different nations Of he
earth. assembled Il, the WorlJ'> Far.
IL >eemcc hardly twenty minutes iha; De had been
SleaklDc when be concluded. vet his address occu-
ped some three quarters of an hour
After Sundry business matters. connected with the
organization of he Convention the Association ai-
JouIned 20 meet Al Z. IN. =,
Ia the evening. the meeting wa addressed 10y hr.
samuel Bates delegate from Boston Ine lecture
OF Mr. Bates was a mastery production. tie main
tanned that the spirit 81 The times had always eN-
eritd peculiar influence IN regard 20 TIE supJtct o.
Education. To prove This. DC brought history to
ms ald. and N style al once classical ana cha>it'
impressed the audience with TIE truth of ms user
ton he touched upon the various >ystem> OF biu-
cation OF antiquity. and, coming cO"n 20 ouI own
times he presented the characteristics of the :" o
classes of minds OF oar cOuniry-the tonserN alive
auL The KeiOTmeT
DURING The evening. speeches we're made by otaer
members OF the ASSOCIATION upon SUBJECTS called
ont hN the address Of Mr Bates.
The meeting adjourned a. 4 late hour. 20 meet a.
9 O'Clock Oh "Wednesday morning. hoRE ANON.
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Later from CaF,ienas.

Capt Brooks, of the bark Louise, at this
port ron Cartenas. which port Ne left on The I'm
inst. states that some conflicts between the troops
anu patriots tai taken place IN the mountains aasi
N most Instances he latter were reported 70 have
sustained repulse on every attack
The planters we're much changed IN their aitac'-
inert 10 the Government and the citizens generally'
without (ear OF faTus gave u;ieTance - their sen'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

inAS.-PrrEs IL. BELL, (Anti- Hous-
va Is elected Governor over Y. Ii Epoerson,
N'A'sJ AID John A. Greer, (ilou>ton) Judge
T>~i'!' who Is elected to Congress In the LIST
o'SNct, rs also an Antl.Hous,on man, and
W. Howard, IN the Ia District. IN the last Con.
s'ssS' acted with the Southern K ghls' men, and
y ~" probably continue TO Go 50. The issue OF
.'0us'on and An,lHouston entered greatly INTO
the Contest.
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ments Of hostility towards the powers that be
Things cannot remain much longer rs they arr IN
Cuba.
The public Nirt VAS greatly agita,ei. ant all IN
disp0>able force o. the Government. both oy land
and sea WAS put ~ reql,i,ion foT the suppression
OF rlmors an the interruption OF private commual
cation Pnila Inquirer. 22d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

RCcHf rrR. y Il. FRIDAY. Aug -.
fire occurred here Yesterday morning. destroying
property 'o the extent OF $4,000. The Rochester
HofcI frd stables. owned oy Mr. Dodge the marble
manufaciorv Of W. DGv. anc the dwelling house.
earn. &c, OF Ben BarseT. among TIE build
rEs destroyed Eze5ei Tthe'tS. 10 wears Of age.
la, been arrested on suspicion o. setting The build
nos on fire
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RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

BAPTIsTs rs THIS CosNTRY.-f rom the
Baptist Almanac for 1852 gust issued We take the
following interesting table
SUMMARY or BAPTIsTs IN THE UNITED STATES
Md, 20 CcrefsKy from ne i7tsS' rsfa~17
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

u Rust. VINO 50 brutally assalled the
Claimed fugitive al Buffalo. mas been held 10 ban ID
a suit for private damages 10 the party aSsauiie1
The attack Was most cowardly, and the wretch
should be made to suffer IN some way, for MS con
duct Alb Eve Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23
Market, NrN-ORlEANs, Aug i'll \

TIE sales Of CoTroN Yesterday We're only 100 bales
auc ruccS were nominal The effect 81 the Arctc'>
news Is rot VET developed CORN l. firm. PRIME
y Of '0w sells al Ace and White a. sc. GvNSiT, are
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Produce by tho Erie Railroad.

NlRRowsBvRG. FRIDAY. Aug -. 1881.
The CHiie-'rain passed mere to-day with nine cars
OF Produce of various kinds. Ten OF 1--we hogs.
thee Of horses three Of sheep. one Of cattle and
one OF 10Y. is-teing d total OF - cars.
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-,TPFFT DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

n Record. Public n1tlce j. hcfey ven. that the
sIfng pet,,lOgs have been prescribed .nc Board Of
Atsrmer To DIG 4 WELL and EkEcI PUMP n
as between lsf aad ld-gys % VENICE VACANT
LOIS on the north sie Il ly IT, between north.
corsr0f 2-av nd N ls9 All persons Interested hav
nr % ,ctlys tAeref5 requested . 0reseLf them M
tns % The unders ned a; hls Dfcs On " before ths
9TH aay II August MA ggtlst Is 1851.
auig i0t JOHN DODGE. Street Csm'r
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j. HEREBY GIVEN. ac

r0r,sz t. law - all persons having c.alms a. ilist
John SOUTHNICK, late u The Clty OF BROOKLYN, de-
ce,ed that they are required 90 exhibit the same WITH ne
voucher, thereof 10 william l. S1uthalcS, At 10 Broad
tre.t In ihe CT. III Seg-Yor4 On before the ,sh day
- ma la.emS, ELEANOR SOUTHwlCK.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
rocatc oithe County of New York, notice hereby gwen
,,,,l rcr..l. ha,irs aims a.a,ss JEREMIAH KEEL
H. bite nf he Cq New York deceased. o. pres mt the
same with vouchers thereof 90 The subscriber a. her rest
d.nce No So II>aenard-streel m fhe CITY of NewYork
on or before the twenty fifth day IT November next Dated
Ncw-IorN. the twtatl -fnh day ot MAY, 1871
myst lawbuS ELIZA KELLER. Admm,stmtrN.
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STREET DEPARTMENT., No.

~ HALL OF RECORDS.-Public notice j. hereby
gwen that the following Resolution has been ALLOTTED ny
m. Common Council Resolved Ihl Piers Nos p 20 sud
~ East RIVER be- extended 10 the exterior nr. under heit
racton Il the Stree 'ormssuer. ana INIT 'he street.
Co,nmHsoue give the notice required Dy Law u the pro-
ureors ~ the lots ing opposite 20 slh per. 70 uhe IN
The construction 1T the required additions, hL 20 bear hff
e.usctVe PROPORTIONS Of the thereof tho stms
NAV become due and case 81 dert nn me part ~ mo
.ld prt prrofs 90 units n the Instruction 81 IN" addition
feagrcd that hcn the shall b. done By the street
Conn s.unor Tor tho aud hsuti ~ tht Mayor Alef.
o. eu 4nd Csurlonat, # tle CT a New to5A Aio9tsd
b. me Board II Aldermen. June 1851 Adopted ~ NC
Hoard 81 .sslnt Aldermen, gust n. ldJl Approved
by the Mayor Augl-t a, 1871 August u lB'l
nnIlL. l. n.Ilnf 4
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NOTICE. - Street

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Street
~ Department. No I. Hin Of Record Public notice
here y gwen that the following Petitions hav. been pre-
.tnf. ia the Boad II Aldermen II close the ola stern
Pot Road from the Ut where shgN closed, AZ 1hl-sl
d the Oat where q Intesocts with jl-1g near ryIh 81
10 regulate pase and set curb and gutter n th-, be-
tween Avenues A and All persons Interested ha'ins
bectos 10 The same la desired present then ~
nx ~ tie Street Commissioner Once, "a u ~ ihe Arst
day u September neKt-fug q. 1851
4ukl JOHN J. DDJ1tf 5titft t"inDiisshphffs
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H'A\ES OF l~Jt.-RajS 81 9N-loo.-
d Notice = lerenf g,cR. fh1t the rav Books ~ The
prrSeut vsar vii he o.sr tei navcnt TUESDAY the
.th dtv ~ JAIN, aud that VIII Chen be prepared -
cfNc the Taxes cha .t3 thereon
III persons paving their TtNe~ previous - the 1t u
November neat. VII receive der cton & nierss' Al '
auun cilcu.lsN rom ne tlne 81 paYfaeat
g. the Isl of December NEXT
one nsr cent VIII he sdlci ta al raves unpaid "a the
80 December. ami lsI the 18th Of pecem-
be- ucNt
Hours IN receiving Taxes from \ VI 70 Up NJ
Is able une' cnlf received
HARVEY HARr Receiver oi Tues
BPerson> serdrg tu'l DESCRIPTIONS Of then propeFv
h,s ocs WI hayr tns hs sent 20 theai ~ they eau
ID. na.l b, s,n.,trs NJ ftl> nf.ce Ds5u
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

~ N II V TT ~ U - = Y ' ~
- Of Records Public notice - hereby gwen that tina
follow ny peons nave h.ru presented IN The Board ~ As
.,aut Aldermen. To FLAG A SPACE four feet vide N
l-2d-st from Jd-W. % East River % flAu SFhIn
ard aih-aVs g. REGL LATE AMI GRADE tdh.st DO
ttrn gi and Gh as Also. The following hesplltyD.
CANT LOTS between 3ih aud 3,th-Ais jth az. aud
BfaWay All persons interested having objections there
fy ave requested ID present them ia writing 70 The under
gned Al h. once on ~ before lie 9TH day II August,
inst aulG JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissonsr
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall


~ Of Records Public Notice ~ hereby gwen, TIA; the
following resolutions have been presented the Board ~
Assistant Aldermen To Paw jihst nom ih-aV I"
Rr01dwav LAG space four feet " de through the
SIDEWALKS 81 lSth-St between Avenues nnd & u
nv PAVE and REGULATE ana ser CURB and GUT
TER STONES M Dcy-st from Broadway o. Green ~Ch-
~ to AMEND the GRADE-IINE at ji.st., between
8ih and 9tiays 20 conform Ia the line 0u The profile made
hr Richard zimmerman. CITY Sunetor All persons tbter-
ested having objections thereto requested 10 present
them ia writing 10 the ndefsI.Lrd NJ hsptce on ~ be
fore the 2qfh tnv Of August inst Aug. l6. 1911
auiB JOHN + DODGE Street Commissioner.
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augo ot President the Cotton AsueluctD ,r',tn's'
MOTTO r. Public

Notice is hertb, gwen, that Pc-uons have been PIC.
scented u the Board of Assistant Aldermen. Tor SEWER
IN dist street from Sth .O and n Mercer street. iiu
Spring % Cant-strcrt AL persons interested having oD-
ectuus thereto requested 20 present TIE same IA
Whiting u the Engineer NJ this once 81 before the 22th
inst Crotou Aeueduci ~ 'nieut. Aug. lg. 1881
auto l0fl> NICHOf IS DEAN. President
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4,
t"HALL OF RECORDS Sealed P.oposals w BE be
received VI the Sffset Commissioner once uhtl III.
bay Avg ~ 1851 n ~ o'clock VI. o. KEGi LATE and
SIT q RIB and GUTTER N loh-ay ifom S'th 70 t1dst
kEGt LAIE and PAVE Mldi.on Az non ftth y" ,9th-
= =, REGi'IATE ard SCI Ct RI aud GUTTER ~
Avenue IS from }it 10 fGth-st ~ REGULATE. FAVE,
SIT CT RI and GU Ek, and LAC space ~ "ihs
In 21i.s from ii Az 10 Avenue 10 REGULATE and
Paw r. d AZ from 38th 10 sOtnst. Plans si"' Hc fsiS
nd an nfom thereto can be ha1 pn ippf a"h - ths
Caufr.rt CLERK # tbs observation-disclosures -, la)i-
Il1 JON. DODGE. Street Commissioner
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INPTRSTANCE Of an order Of the Sur.

IN PI KNI ! Vt + OF IN Orutr OF INC oUI-
r,,,, ~ tine & lf,r sf New YORK notice hereby gwen
l. al persons hls4na rlans against JOSEPH PItkEk-
INC atr of The - 81 New fofk deceased 70 present
IL .a. ,t4 gorcn r, thereof Of the subscribers.
M ts resore W - East IFcnif nth street in me
Ctoi New oI before the t"eneh ia, ~ Oo''oei
ut D.i.l New -rk. f4e 18th daV II April 1891.
nICHARD IJRHNER Administrator.
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CROTON AQUEDuCT DEPART.

" NENT-TO CONTRACTORS --Se.leS nr.-.,<als
endorsed PSor.'ai f'r huldlng SEWER IN Dsl,acy e
VII b received the OHre Il he Croon AQpes.act ~.
paitrcnt no lrdl Para Until Wednesday he "a say Al
Ssr'snaSer 1851 soclock z VI 20 bsdi sewer u,,h
The rr>aSSrr recesSn- bain> aEt cuycrfs De- ,ncy a
from the Sev Esevsf 'ctNe EASTERN Inc d he B,.-
er, helusc IN length arut l.h.g icct
The Ian II the >.ssr ard snecifcsnss 1f ne huiiax
o.. the same and 81 'htr information relating Thereto
lie nif,ird oa Application fo ne Coa.Tzc ClesS. A. tar
Office -New-lnrN. Aug -. 1871.
NICHOLAS DEAN. President
81 ~ e '..'frn \ 'c-lft u IA taneat
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surro~ate ofthe County ~ NeuYort notice hereby
gwen Z, all usrsuns having CLAIMS against bEOktFl H.
LOTHIAN late Il tie Cts of New York deceased 70
present the sam. with vouchers thereof u the subs rner
az h. Office ~ 10 Iu-stree. IN TIE CITY u Ne" YORK.
nr 0r .s-e tie Sixteenth dag Of october neAt-D1ted
N,,.-N ora tie ey.uth do II Apul 1871
Az l.vfl>+ STEPHEN VI CRANE, Executor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
Activity.

Don't be discouraged if you are uniortu-
nate, and are lying flat on your back Rise
stand erect and persevere IN something
else. Fall again, if you can't do better,
but never yield to dependency. As last as
you fall, spring up to your ieet again ana
there will always be hope Lie still-la-
ment that your are in the ditch, and you but
cause rejoicing among your enemies, aud no
one will render you assistance. Dig out
work hard-perseyere, with determination
to earn comfortable living, aud you shall
have IT, Scores will fly to your assistance,
who would help to cover you with reproach-
es, when writhing aud lamenting over your
misfor,unes. The whole secret OF success
in life is-action To action-and you wall
never see the day that you will need assIs'
lance, which viii not be rendered IN somt
shape or other Activity is the life of man
it makes him for this world, to say nothing
of the world to come.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
Fredrika Bremen on Married Men.

confess, then, that | never find, and
never have found man more loveable, more
captivating, than when he Is a married mar
that is to say, good married man. A man
is never SO handsome. never so perfect, in
my eyes, as when he is marIed-as when
he is a husband, and the father of a family
supporting IN his manly arms wife and
children, aud the whole domestic circle,
which ~ his entrance iuto the married state,
closed around him, aud constitute a part OF
his home and his world He is not merely
ennobled by this position, but he is actually
beautifed by it. Then he appears to ne
as the crown Of creation, and It Is only such
a man as this who is dangerous to me, and
with whom | am inclined to fall ia love-
But then propriety forblds It. And Moses,
and all the European Legislators declare il
10 be sinful. and all married women would
consider II a sacred duty TO stone me. New
ertheless | cannot prevent the thing. Ii Is
so and cannot be otherwise and my only
hope of appeasing those who are excited a.
gainst me is in my further Confession. that
no love affects me so pleasantly the con
temptation OF no happiness makes me SO
happy, as that between married people. Ii
seems TO me tina, living unmarried, or mate
less, have with that happiness little TO do
but 1t is SO, aud it always was SO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-30
Assyrian Discoveries.

The last number of the London Athe-
neum contains communication from Col.
RawlInson, announcing an important hlsio-
rlcal discovery. lie has decphered some
of the cuneiform inscriptions brought from
Nineyeh by Mr. Layard, aud found them to
contain some remarkable yerlhcaiions of
Bible history. They are records Of one of
the Assyran kings, who proves 10 be the
Sennacherib Of Scripture. they notice
his war against the King of Sidon; aud
describing the battle between The Assyrans
and Egyptians, in conformity with the ac-
counts of JosephusanG Her odolus, notice
the proceedings of Sennacherlb against
Hezekiah, King of Judea. The names of
Hezekiah, Judea, aud Jerusalem are given
III the inscriptions as Khazaklyah, Ursulim-
ma, and Jehuda and the tribute which The
Jewish king pays, in order to free himself
from his enemy, is stated almost in the very
words OF Scripture. The annals OF Sem
nacherib in this inscription extend over sew
en- years, and cylinder has been met with
which gives the events of two years more.
Other points OF identity between these an
nals and Biblical notices OF Sennacherib
likewise occur; but the chef point OF IN
terest is the establishment of the identity oi
the king who built the grea, palace of Koy-
unJik with that sovereign. A secure start
ing place is now obtained for historical re-
search, aud rapid progress will be made
III hNlng the Assyrlan chronology"
The French Assembly, by vote Of 3l9
TO 232 has made an appropriation Of - 900
francs to continue NJ. Boua's explorations
at Nineyeh, and the scientific expeditions
TO Mesopotamia and Media. The explora-
lions at Nlneyeh were abandoned on the
suppression OF the French Consulate at
Mosul after the revolution Of February,
lo4e and II was stated in the Assembly
that, IN consequence of that event, many
antiquities which Nj Boua had discovered
now enriched the museums of other coun.
ties.