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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-12-22
Select, Classical Mathematical Schcol.
WARRENTON, N. C.
r. "a EZELL. A. -. prinoinai

WARRENTON, N. C.
r. A EzELL. A, NJ, Principal
THE exercises of this Institution will be re-
sumed on the first Monday of January next.
Inc Principal has been successfully engaged
IN the business Of instructing Boys in North
Carolina Tor twenty-five years, and in Warren
ton for the last thirteen years. Particular nj.
tention is given to the moral as well as intel
lectual training of the Boys. The Principal re-
lies upon the merits of the School for the pat
ronage OF an enlightened community.
TERMS:
for Board for the session of FIVE months, $4,000
: Fuel, Lights, &c, in Room, 500
" Tuition in Languages, Mathematics. 1880
in English branches, 1850
in French, (extra,) 1000
" Fuel in School Room, leo
December Is, 1852. L.
~ The Raleigh Register and Standard
VIII copy for four weeks and charge r. A. T..
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1o@@'' MOHUAhNIo, A~A4y-6T0NX5, &c.
NaHE Subscriber having been North and pur.
= chased a large assortment Of Italian and A.
merican MARBLE for MONUMENTS, Toxss aud
HEADsTosEs. and HEARTH, PAINT STONES, sLAas for
SODA foUNTs, BAKERS SLABS, and Nova Scotia
uklsDsfoNEs, solle1ts the patronage fthe citizens
OF Raleigh and the surrounding countrv ~
invites the citizens to call and see his monunenfs
tomb and head stones and drafts, or send their
orders, which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been IA business in this
place sixteen years, and you can refer to any of
the citizens of Raleigh.
His Alarble-Yard is ten minutes walk from
the State House, at the South East Corner ofthe
Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern
prices, and has no hesitation in saying be can do
work on as reasonable terms as any.
WILLIAM STRONACH.
Raleigh Sept. 6, 1852.
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RoNNEIS. LeghOrn, Plain and Figured Bon
= nets Silk ditto, beautiful styles.
EVANS & COOKE
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RUM-It appears by the census that the
consumption of spirituous and malt liquors
in the United States, reaches the enormous
quantity of eighty-six millions of gallons an
nually, equal TO six gallons for every adult
person.
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se4ee ~ Hhs tsnAr frieaa Rssvsl Of his IN sppss
he0oos ~ IL hops q releupdsu he Il ready to tsik
ne sems heIe 70 others With hin cheerful joy Is
eocre4 da0. Whoever may be 81 or gloomy at the
oi.spponsneuts sad caismities Of life IL ia h.. for
TINS me neither bounds HE hopes limits che ec Of
MS JOY YOa will mot FAR yos sxhbis relgoa show
su&ertsy nor b forbldding associates nor comps
Mons win such yisws OF your association. you will OF
course expect tho favor and operation of all the wise
AMI good Your will raise up body of sctive
ana influential men, the tnaer verge OF middle life
VINO thsl be tho supporters Of public enterpr
kno the creators Of many private charity fhe priaci
pies OF temperance moderation intustry and perseve
rance which flo from religion acted seldom fail 70
nad 10 influence and fortune snd notwithstanding the
1segers attendant on wealth, yet Through tbs grace OF
ood you can turn your eyes to not fev among our
MERCHANTS and men OF wealth. uh0 sxamp pies Of
ciai virtue and religion boon will you stand their
places And from you will be expected those devo lions
OF wealth to purpoe OF usefuues which tkc wealth
an honor By Of you shall public iusti.c ions no
you sba summaries Of learning public libraries iltitu
tons of religion and well considered charities he
foNBded aud advanced aud when all these shsa be
looked back upon 1t the close OF veil spent life they
may-evsn they-siye you less satisfaction thar the
meInbrance Of rome stranger youth whom you took
the hand in this association, for wbom you fouad q
home tor whom you found employment for whom you
found harmless and iu proving amusement whom you
leo TO the house Of God and who thfou Oh
satton and example, under the plans Of this ntution
has been led to the way of eternal life This will be
monument in your memory, adiag Last and ssdurog TO
eternity.
The doxoloey sung prayer offered aud the regu
lar monthly business having been TRANSACTED the meeting
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Died.,


On Sunday evening, September 10, BENJAMIN ALpRo,
Sen in the S1st year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested attend the funeral on Tuesday his day. at
25a O'Clock p NJ The remains will be inferred in Green.
wood.
On board the Crescent City, her passage homeward
September is, SIMON BARNEY, aged 90 years
Philadelphia and Harris burg papers please COPY
In Brooklyn on Monday September 90 CiTHERrgE
infant daughter Of Richard and Alice Mullowuey aged
] month.
In Brooklyn, the 9th instant of consumption,
MAReAaEr the beloved wife Of Henry w Grier formerly
Of Castebayney, Ireland.
She was inferred in Green wood Cemetery
ON the 10th instant, of dysentery, ALICE WINTHROP,
only child Of Stephen Jr and Lucy T. Conover aged
year III months and Is days
On September 20, FRAycis GREGoRY, son of Henry "
and Mary Hoyt, aged years, 2 months and I days
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
iny invited TO attend his funeral at the residence Of
his parents No. 4s3 Eighth avenue, Tuesday morning.
az clock Ills remains will be taken to Conn.,
for iDterment
Az Maiden, on the 18th instant THOMAS ouIetry and
on the 18th instant his daughter PHeBE AVN QuIoLrY
both Of St Johns Porto Rico Of scads received on board
the steamer Reindeer
Their remains will be taken to Yonkers for intermcnt
where the friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral which will take place
to-day at O'Clock.
At Plainfeld, J., on Sunday evening September TO-
OF consumption JACOB BRoUTISGHAN, formerly of this
city in the 9th year Of his age.
Ills remains will be inferred in the family vault mt St
Marks Church in this city this afternoon. at o'clock
In Cincinnati, On the 18th instant, Of cholera, Mr..
InosAs FNLEy formerly Postmaster at Baltimore and
ior more than fifty years a resident Of that city.
AZ Charlestown, September 10, PRIsciLLA daughter
OF Richard and Priscilla Tibbits aged months and
DAYS. lIih, Mr. ADAM DrGRUsHE, aged 80 years, for
merly of New York
At Piermont, Rockland county. N ", after short
Illness Dora, child Of VIM W and Catherine Campbell
aged months and 16 days
The funeral will take place at the above place on Tues
day morning 2st instant at IL o'clock Friends DESTROYS
81 attending the funeral ceremony take the steamer
Thomas Huise foot Of Jay street. at o'clock and arrive
vt Pi,rmont at TO-
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Passengers Sailed.

IS. SAY JyAs, NIc-s,eamship Star Of the west-HNR
sS S and y Sfss Ssss Ss
ant Mrs Williams and two infants Geo wandel ana
SsasSSn sss1 NE i.5.iisn "a
Rea; Henry preyfons henson Bartes, H.rriek I Mar
tn Rel ard. Tay1s hos WILLIAMS sTs Babs samuel
wife aHd T
& ansrev smith Reser ss' es.u
John May Rowland Buck Ira W Utter, Geo Wilbur,
yIs sGoR9a De SFss pasId Dscrss Joseph b a;ss
ncrroRau Blany 1 gwen RSy s0 4ha:
Morris Andrew esllsghap BERNARD Mscarty WIN Kelly
Es sfs hSs csIl
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Cath T n Michael T6etis cesssr chi
iS sSss, Noses
@ siissSa % ssl s'Hi:
SS;f sI!s ,nS %I %ss
Psst;i Hodges. Henry RoSsEs
H.: %s$s; ls %
dsss s.s sss: SsSss Fsss #ss
sshia s Psn ra S Fra.
~ EdyaTS Haskell AnsGa eott Patrick GGnroy WI
Daniel LaDg-s7 in steerage.
AsrsyAhL,steenship IllinCisA Abernethy, lady and
sy Ress aF kim NJ sSish is ssrsner.
ssSvr5 ssI n %sais fs s
tns Perkins and servant Cohen lady and servant
ger Wells Fargo COS s1'sFa Van 1 xSn sa
shild Mrs crooks Hrs Howard, Mrs noaer and child,
snsas t ssa I Mr., o Ann suilss fSs
sSd :,.Ssn small Sss9 fssi skinner IsSy
TREND, 4 Godfrey Morrison, Morrison I Iiosa-
fsaS SoR0 Conner s'sp Smith Marx and manes
IN shuttle 4 Resrson, ) ferguson; g Pair W Kelley
Sysh fsss f ss rmSa
jos Pratt s,sinhsr, NIT fosn Mis- Reo Mrs No.
sa' III @ sI% ~
comm n;$sy pTyrs, Tsr S:i H%s, si.s
Smith Hurt. u soaplin. FLOOD 2 Flood D xoeipcis.
s NOE s aqsssy and ysns
Esss cspp ssg'S sSr s
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Shs. MISIsS% ASsG Isaac
i rs15y Tho: $sas'ss; Fssss, HsssS
J " BLACK, VIM Mskerlis smith VIM Wright, A Hum
Dayton y WOLF, Cohen Jr w Carlow, w Hailiaay
Murphy. Yagic, Layean. M Kolmey, ! NJ Layman,
u Gallup, Beardsley, Pearson, VI lanes
Bonner n Crouch, IAtslo, " McCuonsh rinssau.
Duvoggi, Baggio, Barbour, Charles Peity II n unn
Brown, yorhis, filigan, VIM VI Clark II Iayton
y Howell Whittsksr, John smith, Thomas Brown
Charles Toba, Cabc, Mr EdwardL Booth & Fosters
Messenger s Evans, J Barbour a rorrusos Rrers
ger James wsmyic VIM Y Woods Jamos Gardner, a +
Black. Whitman, Hemia, Morgan, w Miller
ard lady John Er9phy lehn Mewgorter Charles posrce
" Block. q Walton, kean, a Isgrnett II McGinress
James Mon alley, Bourne, II Russcii p Putney j III
wells, faeg, u Nnltng n Bate j shermau Noscs
Caldwell. Nichols saltsgiyen MMr,en w Eareetou
James Coyle,I Crcekor geohto ! Rabeis CsrbrandI
yylj peQAsHics~T0tolTt "
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On Wednesday, September 10 by the Rev. David
l.. Marks, Mr.. CHARLES L. TERRY, to Miss MARY AyN
city.
On Wednesday, September Is, by the Rev. DR.. Floy,
Mr. CHARLES MoTT Of Westbury, L. l., to Miss MARY Il.
VIcKRRs, of this city
At the Orchard Binghamton, n. Y, on the 10th inst
by the Rev. A. d. Beach, SAMUEL G. COURTNEY, Esq,
Counsellor at Law Of the city of Albany to Miss LYDIA
L., daughter Of Hon. D. S. Dickinson.
AT the Orchard Binghamton, n Y, on the 10th inst
Plymouth, Conn, to MARY ELLEN daughter of Thomas
Dickinson, Esq, of Guiford N. Y, and niece Of Hon
u. S. Dickinson.
on Monday morning September 90 by the Rev. R.
Klein. JAMES W. WALSH, to Miss JANE H. OCorNoR all Of
this city.
On Monday evening. August 2, by the Rev. Alexander
Leonard Mr.. j. T. MAYNARD, to Miss ANN MATILDA,
daughter of Mr.. q. p. Van Norden, all of this city
On Sunday, September ., by the Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin,
Parish Priest at Gowannus, Captain THOMAS McCARTY,
Shields Guards, Brooklyn, to Miss JANE DUNN.
On the llth Of August 1850, by the Rev. Mr. Galau-
Diet q. W. AUSTEN, Esq, to Miss CATRARiSE LvoSs,
both Of New York.
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Steamer Kennebee. Clark, PHILADELPHIA. D Sanford
Sioor America. Sturgss, Provtdence.
Stocp New York. Chapman. New Havca,


siocp New York Chapman. New Hsvea.
Arrived,
Aug H. mdss and psssengers Co Grswsid, Msrgss
@isy Sept 10 lat q s. 60 H. spoke sshias schr Fro
ship Drso Iof BsIhI Cooper. Hs,rc days. with mdss
Ship Isrcurs (pitj Conn nsvre Aug 10 with ndss sad
pss"sas sSs f. R nsSS M wA c.
s"y. W.. iron ard 10 70 %asss
d Es sss s%G ssi'' via c'''s''"n
SS s sugar. 70 srScHn.n soSs LII. sss
OF sa G aef
Brig Aamodo lDrl. Lookhsrt Windsor MS. dAys with
Hrig ! w Godfrey Staples Boston. 3days in ballast
scSf nelson ORR McCoum. sydney. ii days with COAL
TO master n..;. n..,... NJ .s. -,.s
sohr julia g. Nancy, Littlejohn, Newborn. N G, days
sChr Mead. Harding. NoSbern. no. days. with na'a
Sehr Joseph Brnkley. culIin Virginia. days The }
h u lies At dorsey City.
sohr B Hanks, viIso. baltimore is days
schr Goodwin, Lyle. Philadelphia days for Bridge
7 sohr Mary elisabeth. Mnls;; phIisdephiAs sd.ys
schr Liberty williams Boston. days
S Ssr cas sf1S m msS' h.ns
ssf sn o.x nssri s.d%ss Now
dsss ss
schr Lexington. Colby. RoOkport days
sssr Dsy Son. i Ss sos S.sssss ss.,
Sehr Eliza Eastman Hand Halioweli, days
Schr BENZ Franklin, Brown, Cherry6eld, 8 days
Schr Cereseo. Lord Ellsworth, 10 days
Schr ID w Dixon, Doanc Harwich, 2 days.
sohr Lebanon. Drinkwater. MiIbridgo, Mo. 6 days
Schr Friend Strout, Millbrdgc, 10 days.
Schr Eudora 1reworgy Ellsworth, days,
Sohr Bonita, Wooster, Eastport days
SSG GssSs I1a:Ss ??f
Schr John Msyfower, Robinson, Msohias, days
Schr Cameo Johnson. Maohas, 10 days.
Sohr Mountain. Rhodes Ro ckland, days
Scbr Bolivar, Eems Rockland. B days.
Schr Lanson Deane Ulmer RockiaDd, 3 days
Schr Aid, Paul. Rockland. days.
Schr Joseph Baker, Ames. IL rkIAnd, days
Scbr Bride. Price, Rookland, 3 49,
Below,
Prusslan brig Penelope from Bordeaux.
Also, one ship. one bark, and two briggs unknown.
Sailed,
Steemshps Star Of the West (newl, Tnklcpeugh. San
Juan, Mic; illinois, Hartsten, Aspinwail.
mi -
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Movements Of Ocean steamer.


Cleared.
Allen - - ' -
S,esmship Illinois Hartstein, Aspinwall, " Roberts
snip healm, stevens, San Francisco, Elwcll & Co.
snip Agenora (Br1 WILSON, Quebec, Thos Wallace.
snip siias Holmes, Hawkins New Orleans VIM Nelson.
snip Deyonshre, Malett New Orleans, Eagle Hazard.
BARK Guiiford, Leslc, Oporto, j L. Osborne.
BARK raul Boggs, Dixcr, 81 Mays &c, Elweli n Co.
Bark Yankee Blade Gray, Ncwry J w Elwell 4 co.
Bark ATLANTA (r) Herman, schedac NIB, II Braine.
Bark Principe (Br) Lovett, Schediac, NIB, J ii Brane
Bark Mary Ann Peters Brown, Quebec II L. + w Meyer
Bark Exact Crinnell Savannah Sturges Chairman Co
Brig Eliza Waite Hutchison, Madeira, j Sardy,
Brig VIM Dnke Bowdcn, st Johns, NJ, d eager & Co.
Sclr Mary (Brl Tyrel fogo, Nj, Leary X 90.
Schr Sword Fish Orb Green Uarbor Grace, Sinken A.
Ironsides. =
Schr Mary Powell, Podgcr, Wilmington, Il Powell
4 co. " '-'
Rudderow
srlr Northern Light, Bayls Alexandra, Van Brunt i
eiaght, -
selr Ienrico, Tvttlo, Richmond. & II Pierson.
sohr Bergen, Cole, Petersburg, Jaa Hunter " Co.
Schr Elizs Hamilton, Wood, Williamaburg Wood " Go,
Sobr u upntleY, usnmoa nd, Baltimore. Esitqc Lore
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNDor-Ship vietoria-A Thompson and lady, ia
maca II Weston and lady Iowa; Miss Lewis Boston;
and daughter NYork; Higgins and daughter Philadel
phia; Mrs Dawson and son. Mr. Smith, W Z Walters, Z
Booth, Mr. Monroe and lady, London.
GorENBuRG-Bark Globe-CaptJ Christophcrson, Lisst
Manvill.
PoNcEBrg Kate Foster--J C Gallagher U S Consul at
ponce Russell and lady Lee and the Of the brig
Wissahiccou
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Bark Robert, Liverpool; briggs Eulator (Br),
Clare; George u Abbott, Wilmington. Nc Frederick
Eugene, Eddyye NYork Lucy watts, Philadelphia: schr
Mohawk DO.
Cleared-Ship William Jarvis NOrleans bark Manto,
River Plate; Dntc gllo Maria Adrana Rotterdam; schr
Tribune, Albany.
CHARLESTON, Sept %.
ArriIed-schr D Warner, Harmon, NYork rs hours
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Naval Intelligence.

Mao BRAzm.-rhe U. s. steam frigste 5atansc,
Comader Long for Rio de Janeiro (touch at Bahis
asd Peinambuoco will sail from the Philadelphia Navy
Yard the 26h inst AL letters and papers foe the Bra
I'll quadron SC viii be forwarded il left the Foreign
Letter Once, Philadelphia Exchange, before the
hove day.
Lieutenant Dawson Todd has been detached from tho
scelypg vessel North Carolina and ordered to tho steam
frgste Mississippi Leutenants George W. Chapman
and Charles r. Fleming alec ordered to that
Tho steam frigste Susquehanna Commodore Auliok,
It Whampoa tho sarstogs, Walker was at Annoy and
he Plymouth Kenney, was the East coast, june "A.
The United States sioop OF war Portsmouth, Captain
Dornin left Totago leland the 2ith u for San Fran
cisco for supplies, and would return IN three months
The United states squadron Commodore h. A. 7. lava
lete sailed from Port Prsya the morning Of tbs 4th
d July, to mauoeuvre ;ts squadron after which they
separated for their several destinations The
tearing the broad pennant Of Commodore Lavalsto the
John Adams Capt Barron, and brig Perry 1t Communal
ing Page for cruising ground on the coast the Dale CAPT
Gardner, and brig BsiRbrdge, Capt Manning fer the
Wndwerd Islands, all to rendezvous at head quarters
about November ], to reft for further service.
letter dated Malta, August 81, says:-The United
States gate Cumberland has left the harbor for it is be-
eved Trpo thence Naples and other friendly ports
in the Mediterranean She was visited by great num-
bers Of people during her stay the officers
doing everything within their power to crafty the public
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Birth.
Married.

Blrths
On Monday morning Goth inst. at No. 265 Greenwich
street, New York, the lady of THOMAS TAYLOR of SON.
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large shoal Of mackerel sruc into Nahant Bay ON
the 14h inst and seventy -four small boats were at ono
time counted in their midst.
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MELANCHOLY FAMILY VISITATION. Yesterday ac-
counts received Of the death Of Capt Alfred H. 0on
q TINS city master Of ship Vistula Of Boston Of dysen
seiy at Bangor on the morning of the 10th inst. Ar
angmens we're made TO have the body brought up and
~ &c nom the residence Of his brother Captain John
- .ohn High street Last evening at O'Clock intelii-
gence was received from New Orleans, OF the death Of
Supnn John M Coffin, the evening Of the 10Th, few
Lcyaid, SeTt IL,
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Below.

PrussIen brig Penelope. from bordeaux
Also, one ship one bark and two briggs, unkna~n.
Sailed,
Steamships Star of the West (newl, Tinklepeugh San
Juan Mic; Illinois, Hartstein, Aspinwau
lnIn. -
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The Baltic.

The steamship Baltic for Liverpool detained by low
water the bar and delay in receiving Washington
dispatches. did not sail until . 7. NJ yesterday
She took out 81 passengers, SGooo0 American gold
and e. 700 English soyereigns.
Among her passengers Edward Lytton Bulwcr ESQ.,
atache the British Legation to United States, and H.
s Levy bearer Of dispatches to London and Paris &c.
We learn that from p. N. on Friday. to A. NJ yes
terday morning the Baltic received six hundred and
thirty coal and three hundred terces of axseed
BY "A NJ. she had $50 tons board besides all her
stores, and fully equipped for The amount Of
coal she took away including that remaining from her
excursion, 100 tons.
The expedition used in getting her fully appointed to
encounter voyage the Atlantic at this early
Of the year. reflects great credit upon the enterprise and
energy Of the directors Of the company many
well acquainted with such matters considered it mposs
bic she could be got ready before noon to-day
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has ntainsd the honor developed the power extended
The area and promoted the prosperity the republic
and that will therefore, lend utmost aid 10 plant
again the old democ ratio flag upon the executive depart
ME Washington where the representative Of
"a nd and healthy majority Of the American people, it
eusomed to hoat prosperous and united
soantry.
Resolved That the democracy Of Connecticut. acting
through their State conventions have amid all the
excitement which has prevailed for past given
the slightest aid comfort to sectional luminosity that
they passed resolution at with the creed Of
expressed their acquiefcence in the compromise
of Congress they proudly point to their official
fer series Of years unclaimed by fauati
eifm, and embracing principles broad as the Union.
Resolved That will cheerfuly abide by the decision
ef the democratic convention which to meet Bat-
in June and that from whatever quarter Of
the Union the nominee may he selected pledge him
in advance the entire and hearty support OF the Con-
nect<ut democracy.
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SERMONS THIS DAY,

Second Associate Presbyterian Church Green
and Mercer streets-Rev DR. Cooper of Philadelphia
First Univcrsalst Society, at University Medical Col
leye. Fourteenth street near Third avenue--Rev. H.
Jewell Of Cincinnati Morning and afternoon
Presbyterian Congregation. St Lukes Hall Of
Grove and Hudson streets-Rev. John Little. Morning
and evening
Dwight Congregational Society, Sixth street between
Second aud Third Sermon by the pastor in the
morning
Chatham Hall No. 6 Chatham square (Universalst)-
Rev W. =. Balch. Afternoon
st. Bartholomew Church. Lafayette place. Sermon
10 young men--Rev. MIR. Cooke. Evening
fhrteen nth street Presbyterian Church between Sixth
and Seventh avenues-Rcv Mr. Bertram Missionary to
St Helena. Evening.
FOURTH Congregational Church. Sixteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues Discourse to young
peope-Rev Thomas Dewitt, ID. Evening.
Bsptst Tabernacle, Second avenue Tenth street.
Rev. Edward Lathrop. Evening.
Church Of tho Epiphany, No. 100 staunton street
Rev. DIR Schroeder Subject History and character Of
the various English TRANSACTIONS of the Bible Evening
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HE SQrABBLEs OF THE DEMOCRACY savage
protest OF the Cass delegates against the nomination
Of Mr. Buchanan by the Pennsylvania Convention
is but one case Of dozen Of the squabbes aud rank
spirit of mutiny among the democracy. The disease
which in 1S3S was only sporadic, and mainly con-
fined to New York, has become epidemic. and run.
like the cholera" all over the country In Congress
the party is paralyzed from its internal dissensons
IN the far South they are wrangling like cats and
dogs If this sort Of harmony continues we shall
have beautiful row at Baltimore. They will meet
IN row, and break up in row; and the wings raj.
lying upon Gen. Scott, will yet be able to run him
IN We arc not particularly anxious for his eec.
ton; but he would be splendid President for the
newspapers. He would certainly be Caesar or no.
thing, and would. in his imperial style be very apt
to have new cabinet every month Or two. and an
extra session Of Cogress at least every two years
70 regulate the army and the Intervention question
Let the mterrifed democracy look 10 H. 4 half
dozen OF their candidates are determined to run II
they do Scott viii zip in between them. AMI g.
ward VIII be the cock Of lie walk May tho Lord
preserve the Union,