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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

you The uinletry should not use the words OF mans
enicing wisdom The Gospel has its form and efficacy
in the Spirit Of God Paul nsy plant and Apous water
but God mufi give the increase The weakness Of the
instrument hall not hinder the effect Of the Word The
ministers are but carthen vesses humble servants Of
Godto whom all the glory. Who thrive more in grace
than they who listen 10 regular teacheri How trling
tho profit those who stroll the deren, places o!
wonhip. How fair and fst they grow who are rsgu-
laTly fed by the same shepherds hand They who feed
OF varieties depart from their banques unsashcd AID
without benefit. What get easily we are apt 70
Undervaue
Are there those who listen 10 the minister 10 see
how far the sentiments he uers agree with what tAey
know or think, believe so far az they agree they
approve and beyond that are offended l. there no.
too much liberty and rashness in the comments made
upon what s said by the mini-tryl 1t better
extract some Misunderstanding heed how we hear. Il
not wrong 70 hear important subjects treated by able
men in the Church but such desire should no: arise
merely from the itching IF graiicaton rather
than benefit Is thus sought, Is it not profaning Gods
house 70 yisit with such motive IL it mott nockery
unless there be come fruit for what Is heardi Religious
instruction is not 10 be made luxury or pasme. II
ustsue in some act Of picty or Will result in sin
Be careful how you let pass idle to rise up against
you III the last Gay Merely 10 nave hsaIu Tue "Ols OF
Christ will profit u nothing. In the last day many
shall say we have taught in thy streets &c. Bl, He
shel say, Depart from mel know you not May we 1t
oil times Us ministers Of the Gospel preach and y
1s hearers of the word 50 hear tha, finally may
joce together.
The above il mere sketch o the discourse Of the
Lord Bishop, at the cloe Of which portion Of the
4o'h hymn was sung, and the congregation with rev
many Of them ts they retired embracing ;he 0pp)r;uli
ty to exchange their sautatons with the Bishops aad
other clergy present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Du. and tire year before rAs. . few hundred pom

tion. and ne year before last few hundred POM IL
were collected Since then Mr. Clarr hss received
shove 0OoO h. exclusive Of he received the
advice OF on Saturday and altogether az present every
thing point % great TesEits AZ no distat period BIT
the duty OF attending 10 the collection and 6orx lriiag
Of the cctfOa he's become too rre for the mission :
n undertake. snd therefore two agents ere abou. % b.
sent cut cspecislv undertake X The rrr,t air, A,
present show the chiefs that there il r.rkt for
whatever cotton their people COLLEGE Of that hch
grove without the Necessity OF beStnwing laNor
uuon i than whd i required 70 esther il from tho nal
ihst effected ihey viii then be ssked 70 encou-ags IL
growth by cultivation Mr. Clegg has spun quantity OF
tie cotton himself and has given 70 four irmS
with he request that tley WI experiment uoOu r. and
fsvuurhi, with r.; 1T In staple il clua 70 = ,yp,sn
or good Orleans used in spinning nne yarns for the
Nottingham snd Leicester trade. The price Of cotton
suited for such fine MURDERS has more than doubled
within comparatively brief period and what was sell
ing ~ elsd apound is fetching SDt ami has been
for some time, that this supply WI come IN moss
reasonably meet the scarcity of suitable sorts which
TIE rricc indicates Il must not Be supposed however.
that al thai we have described has been accomplished
hy Mr. Cecgs 600; thst Gentleman unloOsct his purse
strings when be saw success looming in the future AID
he hfs been sde' by other friends Of the African race
especisly ny Lady Buxton who has contributed 300
toward the fond for carrying on operations"
1he Crystal Palace az Sydeaham promises 10 becom,
ore OF the wonders Of the sge-not only for the stump
tuousness but aso for the taste with which it is 70 be
arranged For the first time shall get complete
series Of plaster casts illustrating The history Of ATT
from the Egyptians and Assyrsns down 10 our days.
Such collection can easily BE- formed at the cost of
about $4,000 and yet capital Of Europe has such
museum, though It would be equally instructive for
srtists a. for philosophers for historians and for sill
those who feel ar interest in the development Of taste
For the first time we shall in the Crystal Pslace
the casts arranged in chronological order aud
ple,e series OF them as it is possible 70 set. ARC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

~ The case of FRAscEsco and Rosa MiDIAI,
ct Florence, is exciting a great deal of atten-
ton and Of feeling in the Protestant and free
countries of Europe. Deputations of highly
influential men have gone from Prussia and
England to intercede with the Tuscan Gov
ernment for the annulling of their sentence
They were condemned for impiety,' the hus-
hand to sc months and the wife to As months
imprisonment at hard labor. The "impiety {"
consisted simply in teaching a servant girl in
their house to read the Bible. The case has
been appealed to the highest court in the cOun-
try, ard the sentence conGrmed the Grand
Duke has also refused to interfere with the
cOurse of justice, as it is called and it is very
doubtful whether the foreign populations will
have any effect upon him. That is certainly an
unhappy country in which it can be crime de-
serving four years in a state prison to teach a
person to read the Bible or any other good
book
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

Il The Madrid correspondent Of the K5l-
sischs Zetung AYERS that early in October
secret treaty was concluded between France
and Spain, by which the former undertakes to
aid the latter in keeping possession of Cuba.
All the French men-Ol-war in the American
waters are ordered to put themselves at the
disposal of the Captain-General whenever he
may require, and the Spanish squadron at the
island will presently be augmented by an 95-gun
ship, launched a month since at Cadiz, and to
be called the st. Edward What with The Span
ish forces and their French auxiliaries, it is
calculated that the island viii be safe against
all the efforts of all the freebooters that may
be sent forth by that great mother Of HibEs-
tiers the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
NEBRASKA.

We learn from The 81. JosepFs Gazette
,,,, mass meeting Of citizens Of Nebraska
ranitory was held at st. Mary's Mission on
tbe 2lst ult., to take measures for the election
ola Delegate to Congress, to urge the estab-
rsb,uent of q regular Territorial Government
The proposed election is to take place to-mor-
row. (the 10TH when probably Major John E.
Barrow, the candidate recommended by the
meeting, will be the person selected. Polls are
70 be opened at five points, viz: Bellevue,
Great Nemahaw Agency, Delaware Crossing,
Fort LeavenwOrth, and st. Mary's Mission.
We have some curiositytO see how many votes
will be given at the first election of this future
member of the COnfederacy. The following is
one Of the resolutions passed at the meeting:
Besolrfd. That we Will pray the Government Of the
Tinted states in lie wisdom 70 treat for the early pur
fhs5e o. this land from red brethren securing %
fherp ~ Justice and mercy demand adequate com
therefor TO devise other ways and means for
H. cesson % The United States aud then by prudent aud
liberal legislation TO open he door of nducenent 10
eujafuts aud actual settlers will secure the prompt
develop ent OF the resOurces Of the Territory THIS
aordng encouragement 10 tie enterprise and ni1stry
Of cur cizeDs and in return securing only the bless
ings Of grateful people, but likewise corresponding
increase Of national prosperity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Triumph Of the Liberal Party In belgium.

The clerical party OF this kingdom-the party
inimcs 10 it, liberal constitution aud devoted 70 LOUIS
NsIoeOn-has beer defeated notwithstanding GIL us ~
noble intrig1les and fs stil ignobie attenpsto
divide the liberal majority. Not daring 20 put Forward
candidate Of its for the post u President OF inc
Camber Of HepTeson tAyer Tat party again voted tns
day for Delehaye oft the members Tor Ohent ana
hitherto a staunch Liberal His reac1onary .upporters
had not Of course sny intention 70 ote his advent
20 power but ~ setting him up lst month IA oppC atom
~ NJ VerhaegeD, and this day % ~ Deliosse they h1ped
70 raise nsur bic Oh tables to the return Of Lib
ernlF 10 Office Their calculation this In the pres
emf crcs state Of the relations u this country with
France be Belgian Majesty must be extremely DESTROYS
ofLayinR nin<try without delay 10 may be taken for
granted II under existing circumstances he win invite
the President Of the Chamber Of Representatives as the
persoIfcaton If the parliamentary majority, 10 under
tIke the task q, eOmposing cabinet II ". Delehaye
be elected PRECEDENT he cannot succeed In forrnlngs
ministry after the failure Of NJ Dc Brouekere. and in
that case the clerical OF reactionary party viii arrive
naturally, as II were, 20 Office. 5uch, / repeat was
them Calculation but they have been disappointed.
DelfC sse sound and consistent LiDera obtdned the
ofy Of votes for the post OF President the numbers
being "A for him, and 81 for ~ Delehaye. The former
wil doubt, be summoned 20 the royal presence and
the impression thst he will not decline the task OF
cCmposing cabinet, unless AZ on former occaslop,
be be sbe 20 ind competent substitute
How high tho spirit Of party rum VIII be seen by tho
following extract from the Emancipation OF this eve
ning-Cne Of the organs Of the clerical and according
TO ell sppearsnces Of the French party, in this
kim DOM The triumph Of the Left 10 the eeeion OF
tie President and VcePre-ident, viii be taaamount TO
rupture with France the sacrifice Of the linen trade
and 10 q crisis In mineral and ceai distncS snch
iIiup ph will render the Constitution Of acab1ss nn
possible win lead to parliamentary anarchy, ana onns
on commercial peTtuTbetion'
The final majority for NJ Defosse wss %, .ne n. .
Der Of votes for NJ Delehaye being ~ 49, a. 80
given 10 NJ Veydt and one member put ve.A ~ a..
RaIlotbox Count Vsin XIV. has been eectsa ~ ~
vicePresideni Of the Chamber The sIcsory o. .e o
erals has carried the greatest yoy st,s,sv y,
Psrs where i VIII excite no slight dssal'!ass.'- -
CERTAIN quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Recovery OF stolen Jeweirv, and Arrest OF
tie Eobbers-Snsw in philadelphia.

PHIADELPHfA Nov. II. Ic1A
over two thousand dollars worth OF watches
and cher goods which stolen last week from the
store q George keaton IN Po-ts7ile rec0Te-ei
yesterday IA Baltimore. 4 T. Brown. tho rob6e- va;
more. on Friday TIE Police il seems nai lfor7na
ton thfi two trunks containing the plumber lyiny
az Acaniss Expres Office. subject - her orier AMI
whom she maze ner appearance. they arrested her
snow WIS lIins here tl-fav 81 ! eclDck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Fatal Accidcnt-Thc Wall Robbery.


DR.. Edward Hentzelman, of Columbus, New
Jersey was killed accidentally on the 10Th instant,
Burlington, by the discharge Of gun. which student
Of hi handing To him from the shore, while he
seated in a boat The deceased n Of DR.. John
Heintzelman, formerly Coroner Of Philadelphia.
John W. Comegys pleaded guilty TO robbng
the mail in the United States District Court, to-day
The Court will pronounce sentence on Monday Come
gys has made full restitution Of the stolen property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Deaths from yellow Fever 1T New-Orleans-
Shooting OF -lnye. &c.

BHTrNoRE. Nov. IL. 1852
The Southern mail is in, through from New
Orleans.
There were sixty deaths from yellow fever,
and nine from holera, for he " K Ing Nov :
The new Constitution for the State has been
adopted in Louisiana By 1900 majority
George Fucban overseer Of = tobacco factO-
" at Richmond. Saturday iot p; and killed slave
who rCsis tng him
One Of the juvenile burglars arrested to-day
Is named William Davis r. belongs to Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THR Ngw-YORK TRIBUNE
SOrl1tn Tslega pA once conner Of Hanorer and Bsarer
Another Terrible Steamboat Explosion-Fif-
teen Persons Killed, and several Others
Injured-Unparallcled Rcckiessness OF En-


CINCINNATI Saturday, Nov. -. 1852.
The steamer Buckeye Belle exploded both
boilers in Beverly Locks - miles below Marietta last
night killing fifteen persons, and wounding several
oihers, among them several ladies.
The following is lis Of the killed, far a. at pres,
ent known John Barlow, OF Pittsburgh produce deal
or Joseph Daniels engineers John West coal trader
- Butler, colored; Edward Atherton of Beverly
VIM Stull There nine or ten others, whose names
not known.
Among the injured are the following Captain
Hahn, arm broken and badly scaded William WINS
ron fret clerk leg broken feet and ankles mashed He
will probably die. Calvin Stul c. C. Convey, leg
broken, Edward Blackmer, and many others.
The boat is completely torn 20 pieces. Every hue in
one boieris collapsed aud the other boiler cannot be
found.
The accident attributed the gross carelessness of
the engineer of whom at the time Of the explosion
was standing Oh the safety valve.
The carpenter Of the boat states that he told the
cineer that there much steam on, five minutes
before tie explosion The B. b. was a mail packet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

TExAs.-The returns Of the August election
for Attorney General, as published in The
State Gazette, give Jennings 10000; Sayles
5000 Hamilton 62IS. Counties yet to hear
from Bowie, Harris, Henderson, Milan,
Neuces, Polk Shelby and Titus. AT this rate
We will not receive the Presidential returns be-
fore January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Arrest Of Burglars at Utica.

UTICA, Sunday, WOW. u I73I
Two burglars of the gang that have infested
tbs city Tor some tine past: were arrested this mornia,
about O'clock while engaged in rohha. the gun shop
Of Morgan Jsmes. They were lockel up and prove 20
he wcrsmen Of Mr. Laihrcp a boss carpenter. whose
house they had also robbed Their Davis and
Cock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

IV'Thc Jesuits have again taken possession
ofLoyola their ancient seat in Spain. Fifty to sixty
fat err of the order will reside there in charge Of the
miss in the Kingdom. The order has six houses
in Spain but college for the instruction ofyou.n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Murder of n Negro.

TRoY. Saturday. Nov 10. 1852
4 negro employed on q schooner which was
loading the nal factory yesterday discharged for
drunkenness he. however went on board again this
morning, and Oh yng the orders Of the mate N 90
on shore one Of the crew struck hun the head with
handspiko killing him instantly The murderer was ar
rested The names Of the nartcs are not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Snow In BaItimorc-JnyeuIIe Bursia

BNrINosE. Nov. II, ~
We had slight sprinklng of snow here tals
morning
Three boys, from 70 70 Is wears of age,
broke into the store q Orem Hopkins c.. tia iorn
ms and had pa se up several hgntrei dollars worth
OF goods when they were dscoverei AMI arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Total

Fierce over Scott 81 over all s7S~
These figures are from TIE PHILADELPHIA BHeia Ana may
he slightly varied BY the Official returns when nave n'' Se
ccn,e 10 hand. -
The vote posd the largest ever cast exceealne "
r pty thousand hat OF 1877 We present tbs total votes
ofelTa;y Tor President in Isis for Governor n ls'i' ~
,s1 commissioner in October le52 aud for Presiaeai IL
49, fG-2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Horrible Murder of Wife by her Husband.

HoLL1DAYsBURG, Pa Saturday Nov l3 1882.
A man named James Shirley, living near
Fredone killed his wife last night by beating her brains
out with hatchet. He i supposed 70 be insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
4 wompp Murdered by her Husband.

FNILND TtrIIfA N0N. II, I7J-
A woman named Treadway was killed by her
Husband on Thursday last ri Iat1wn four miles from
Salem v J. She hal sued him for separate m'nten-
snce and having obtained verdict in her favor he re-
paired the house where she boarded and hred at her
through the window killing her instantly the bal pass
ing through her heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
From the south-Proposed Public Dinner TO
Purser smith, &c.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Nov. - lSo-
The mail is through from New-Orleans
The Netr- Orleans Delta says that arrange
ments in progress 20 give PurseE smith pGoac
dinner the Of the steamer Crescent O"'
10 New Orleans.
The bridge at Macon, Georgia, which was re-
Gently DESTROYED by freshet hes been reoult am 1-
direct transmission Of freichts resumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
The Wreck of the Bark TeNss-DestrHcuon
of Rice Mill by Fire.
CHARLESTON. Friiay, Nov 7, I

CHARLESTON. FRIDAY, Nov. x, ~ :,
Ii is believed that the bark Texas, reported
ashore It Tybce. w prove tota loss, but poEHoh u
her cargo may possibly be saved
The Rice Mill of Judge Huger LangdOn
Cbeeves ouuosfe Savannah, destroyed b. IRE on
FRIDAY.
M Arrivals at the Pert of Boston Tae
Weather.
Bosrox. Nor. II, $50
There have teen 10 arrivals II ms pot' u
5sv cxcer:a g,w Eastern coasters
4 little snow has fallen az intervals to-day
,,.i re y-ce,hcr tbs evcril,g L clculy snd cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
N Arrivals at the Pert of Boston The
Arrival of The City Of Glasgow.

IHILADEL1hIA NUt' n -
The steamship City OF Glasgow, nom - p (,
rod OF s6 arrived At this port q - o'clock = -
- brlnrs ICrj PISS ngers-along them The B-=aop o.
Pits Ursh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
Webster Obsequies at syracuse.

SYRACUSE SafuTIly, Nov. -, I-)z
The obsequies OF Daniel Webster were cele-
brnted here this afternoon The procession was from
the Syracuse House 10 the Firt Presbyterian Church
An able and eloquent euogy delivered by Thomas
T. Davis Large numbers wero present from the al
jaceui towns and Villages and numerous stores and no
tells and other buildings, were duped with mourning
end displayed flags a. hslf mast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
The storm on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Nov. IL, lSJ2.
The storm eased last night about II O'Clock,
after having ragged with Unprecedented violence for "a
hours The Western Telegraph lines are down, and
much damage along the lake shore ia anticipated.
The propeller reported ashore above the Liz
house proves TO be Samson, owned by Mr. Sterling OF
Monroe Michigan. She VIII prove total wreck
Her cargo of flour was consigned to this port She
cot into trouble first during the gale on Sunday last
when 800 barrels obliged to be thrown overheard
and she was ,owed into Erie for repar'' and was
again on his way down with 100 barrels and
other cargo on board which is all lost but Is covered
by insurance.
The schooner noticed ashore at the same place was
the L. X Bruce, owned by William Buckley, OF But
falo. Insured in the Buffalo Mutual for $1,000 She had
no cargo.
The brig Flora came flying in before the gale yester'
day afternoon, and ran bow on to the pier She "as
considerably damaged.
The propcllcr Globe in endeavorng to make Dun.
kirk harbor struck on the rocks and will prove total
wreck.
The steamer It Louis is reported wrecked on Islands
Head Lake She had on board cattle, hogs, and 2OOJ
bbls of Flour
painful rumor prevailed yesterday that the steam
ers Empire and Keystone state had come in collision
and that several lives were lost. Dead bodies were
seen floating in the lake by the steamer America and
other craft We are happy state is supposed to De
without foundation the Empire being reported safe at
Monroe, ard the Keystone State, with the Ocean
Buckeye State, Empire State and others at Dunkirk
The bodies are supposed TO be those Of the hundreds
drowned on the Atlantic, and cast up from their
watery graves.
There il no news from the West yet.
The storm has been succeeded by hard frost and
the suffering of the Of boats disabled on the Lake
must be severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
The New Solicitor of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Saturday Nov. u, Ioos
George +. COmstock, OF Syracuse, having ac-
cepted the appointment OF Solicitor Of the Treasury
vice Clark deccased arrived this evening, and has
engaged rooms at the National He will Immediately
enter upon the discharge OF his duties
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-22

81 OfiEtss MeStssEsE, MAKER OF SUR
= Q GlCSL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
asks the attention OF Physicians aHd Dentists TO his
stock, which will be found comprise all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments Trusses, Cutlery &c
lie Likewise TO order and repairs all descriptions
Of iusmmeuis. Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received, he to be able to erit con-
iuuanee q H,by increased business facilities aud de-
termination 70 gte entlre satisfaction TO his patrons.
MAIN slReEF. opposite American Hoisl.
NBJzG < G;.l. laid d Co.. UkU I,t,iST
- DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS. DYES
WINDOW GLASS, &c, offer for sale at low prices
Srge and welseeeted stock, embracing the following
in part
1900 los hes; Nader
s5OO lbs superior Indigo
50 kegs super CsTb Soda
IS ibs Blss Mass
20 lbs Hydriodate Poiass
IS bbis I.ogwood
$500 lbs Extract lockwood
is hbls Spis. Turpentine
30 boxes variecated Soap
5U1 do refined Borax
bbls refiUcd Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
30 boxes ground Pepper, Allspice, Ginger
10 h5ls No Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
SEQ No. ] Nutmegs
200 ounces Suph. t1uiniue
60 boxes Window Glass, French and
American
400 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
50 hols Blske's Fire Proof Paint
And the usual assortment Of Patent Medicines, Fan
CT Articles, &c. &c.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
Re % 70 N ain st. corner I4th.