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THE MARTYRS OF TUssEA.

IHAT truth IS stranger than fiction is truism
none Will now venture to dispute; but of all the
romance OF history that has yet edanated from
the er-teeming press, most certainly the work
Of MIcheiet is the most extraordinary and the
most appalling. That in the nineteenth century
on immense nation should be existing in which,
amIst growing civilization, the most odious
barbarism only should be recognized as the
governing principle, is of those facts that
tiaggers credulity. The disclosures Of Michelet
will be read with double interest at this moment,
and the trans at on has been rendered with
great fidelity. The following extract furnishes
ac:r:ect view of Russian society and its par
alyzing influence upon humanity =
SIBERIA.-Much has been said of the MARTYRS
cf Siberia; but why distinguish them? The
hne OF separation would be altogether fictitious
With the exception OF an agsrayat.on of cold,
tle whole of Russia is Sibcria-beginning at
the Vis;ula.
One speaks of the condemned; but every
Russian is condemned. In country where
'ne law is mere mockery there can b. no
serious Judgment. All are condemned; and
se' NJ one is judged; thero is no distinction
's'"esh suffering and punishment.
Inc UNIVERSAL punishment is not such and
'"'n positive ev.l-it is that breaking of the
-lI' I" mat moral anxiety OF spirit, crushed
Se'oreA'Hd, by an inevitable combination OF
"S'orlunes In that merciess world where
5'nIng seems to possess the fixed rigidity
lis native ice, nothing is fxed-all is preg-
Haat With chance and doubt.
MI are condemned said we; the serf per-
P' 'he least so, even in his servitude and
'e'y; Tor he is not even sure Of that very
,!-to-morrow, all may change for him;
nay perhaps be carried off, either for the
OF the factories; his wife given to
"er' his family dispersed.
S''uier Is condemned-not only because
VAS all of a sudden, carried off from his
"lu mas ever since been subject to that
''uuai bastiaado, called military service.
:. "So because he is totally ignorant of the
Vi his liberation; the law was thirty
'0rmeriy-now twenty; but what is the
-" in Russia?
l.. -"e oheeris condemned; he is forced against
' VIII into military school-he follows. in
g u himself, the rude and monotonous path
.. NASeaslng exercises, parades, and changes
one garrison to another Sad priest of
even whilst his fortune promised him the
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CAPTEvuS AUCEpS.
oA, TIE PoACHING SPORTSMAN IN M
RANCE VILE.

Arr" Not druu, ara, 5sordn
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Il II E VI s .

MY German friend how long have you been
married - ''Vel, dis is a ting vat seldom don't
IKE to tauk apaut, but ven duz, it seems TO he
as long as it never vas,
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eson = 60 s'cloek nsn ~ lats rsai1saes Ne. 90
0Snvtsa sezesk Hsr remains Wi - conveyed b 0rsea
wood Cemetery.
On Tussday, Dscsmhe II hnAsrrn rArrrssALL
MeosE. sdset SansAtse Of O. H. D. Hswes, Aged years
and 10 months
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afsrnooa ct O'Clock sm the
residences Of her father No. 03 Fulton street. Brookiyn
On wednesday. Dscsnbsr u. Of censuzptioa. Capt
HErRv PRossER. In the ssh yVar u his ags
The relatives and ffieuds Of the family RESPECTFULLY
invited to attend the funeral em his late residsnce Ne
leg Fourth street. Williamsburg toll morrow afternoon ct
tive O'Clock. without further potice
On Tuesday morning, Dec. II, at jersey City. Psrrn
DRswNro, aged s. years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to At
tend his funeral this afternoon ct O'clock from his
late residence Philadelphia Hotel, jersey City.
Buffalo papers please copy
Drowned the night OF December B. from tho yawl Of
the pilot boat Yankee HErRv BUDD aged 30 years for
many years of tho New York pilots He leaves wife
and three children TO mourn his loss He beloved
and respected by all who knew him.
In Edgartown, December e. THOMAS COOKE. Esq, aged
"a years and 10 months formerly for many years Coec
tor Of the port.
In Agenteuil, Canada East, November is. Mrs PHEsE
LANE, sged So years native Of Kiningworth Conn She
eight and could reckon 22l descendants
Of whom leo are now living
In Chicago Deo Of chronic diarrh@a, Col. LEWIS O.
KERcHxyAL. aged "a years.
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Stock 4alaa

PHmAnErpKrA. Dec: l6-tReported by Rssn l. Tsylor)
Efrst Board 260 Pennsylvania 5s 99 400 do, 99
s.. Wmir ton sailre.d e. looh loco Lehish Hortgags
Mayis alton Gs 49, s2aa zoos Reading kailo.d Gs 10
shares oumberiano valley Railroad 90 en- Th no. enn
e. 100 North Ameri an Coal BIS 100 do 16sj 100 do
l6E loo Union anal 16 200 do, iG 100 do b5 i6; 400
sshyyls, Nayiss,ion lreferrei. 2s so9do; $50
do IL los %; U Vicksburg Railroad, b. l7 100 do 7H
LOO Beaver Meadow Raiirosd 81 200 Morris Canal in lots
RoarS ds Rs o no. ls 10y a. 20 lS ,on Beceea
Pennsylvania Railroad a93S 100 Long leland Railroad in
lots 3d. 100 do, IN lots, 22; 100 81 100 do In lots
900 sc b5yp 2s 300 lott, s,S 100 DO cash III; 10
do, 5 leo do, e5 2 80 do cash. 3D. 800 Norris Canal in
lots I'M loo do ~ 1905 bs i9A 100 North American
5000 Wiminston RR g. ID lo0S; 1000 Reading RR Mort
SIS A. s5wn 90 10000 do. 90 3i5 Lehigh Interest a6 loo
Iehish Gs % 400 eli. LSns Island mr. lots Pm log
100 DO cash. 22 500 los h5~n MI $50 do, 22 80
Union Sspsk in lots 1917 u Pennnsyvsnia kk ~ %
7 do, 2s 80 DO in lots 4 T. 2l; 200 Morris Canal,
49, 40 orth American Coal in lots III Ches Del
sx u Ghetsr Valley fR ~ 1fer Board 50 sh: Long
$50 do II lots 2i so do 2i1 2o1 DO & 200 do. b. %;
60 DO 2 200 Morris Canal 20 100 sohuylkil Nav Prefer
red, BIB L. int, s7z8. Market firm.
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Died.


On Monday morsng, Dec IL, Of disease Of the heart
EDwAnD SHELDON SEcuIr Esq aged a. years late Of the
Theatres London and the principal theatres Of the
United States.
This members Of the musical and theatrical profession
bis Masonic brethren, and his friends and acquaitancs
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence No. 50 White street, this day ut twelve
o'clock M.
ON Tuesday, December H. OF consumption FREpEnrcK
@. Burr, agcd so years, months and days.
His relatives and friends and those OF his neither Mrs
Elizabeth Hsnkin and OF his brohcrs George and John
b. Butt and the members Of Montauk Lodge. No 327 l.
o. Of E. respectfully invited to attend his funeral
frem the residence OF his mother in-law, Mrs B. VIII
isms No. 40 Bowery, this afternoon, at half past onc
O'Clock.
On Wednesday morning December Is, after a short i'll
ness LYMAN PREscoTT OASDEE, In the Dist year Of his
sgo
requested attend his funeral from his late residence
No IL jay street. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Without further invitation
ON Wednesday, December Is Of consumption, GEoncE
w. 6ILyA, aged 20 years and 6months.
The relatives anA friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend his funeral from his late residence Ne
$50 Christopher street. this afternoon ct O'Clock
At Dobbs Ferry. on Tuesday December IA, MARoARIT,
wife Of sbadrack Taylor and daughter Of the late Bah
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ct Trinity Church this A.
tefpoon at three O'clock
On Tuesday Dect mber a. JurA, daughter Of John II.
and Johanna Rapp aged year. and months
nviod attend the funeral from the residence OF her
father No 8e7 Rivngton street this afternoon at
o'clock without further invitation Her remains viii be
taken TO the Lutheran Cemetery.
On Wednesday December 10, ANNA CarHRrrA, eldest
daughter Of Henry ard ANN witscksf aged II years
months and day.
TIE relatives snd acqusntan,es OF the family are re-
specially vited to attend VIC fvpers " Morrow afts-
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Ameshyst ober wycOmioo for Boston, sohr
i2,nsrr sohrs Kenoriek Fish shaw, baltimore for Els
verb; nodsSon PhilbEook, bound T. Sid brig Mary
sshIsd ,lsop Passport Crowsl with light boat in tow
erica fsh. and Hoasdon o''s'A' "''''''' A'A-
PHrLAnHLrHIA. Dec ls-4PK.
nls B,,ssss NEo9s Grace psrlin Bartlett. do John
cl.sisd5psrk Hamilton Means, ,PsrtI.nd sriss
tsI Mary Lowell Peterson CcnSssoS foeonto. Park, M
asf
Caroline, Henderson,, NYOrk Caharne Martha, Berton.
Miscellaneous.
1 81 os s eW s.E ola nsss
500 cash.
sHlr ashore at Old Inlet, NJ va fast going to
TIE CLIPPER sHIr ofabous 1000 tens now on the stocks
ns, and t. BE- 1s,d oF nunSag in
by Baltimore house. for Si25.I0O.
CO 1 r,p:
ass on s c sSn ds c nsS
in quarter Of an hour after striking She bound 10
ss ss o. sns from % her
saved
BARK PARAsA, at Gibraltar before reported as having
supposed to be damaged.
Ns,sf
IL sGh los, hs'a A. ,a and I'll:
thought T. ). BABY damaged wv '~M' Au'''i' was
BRIG Gro RUSSELL. bull. in Baltimore has been sold
here on private terms.
away herjib
Pbadepha anchored in Herring Gut night Of lin drag
eed her anchors struck the The captain slipped
beating in had both bs bio sway she finally went
@ sef9 ns ~ Out on se ss ssSa
can act ea twill have taken into boats trans
dsnssed
to be tight vessel and crew were engaged to
Scum RAINBOW, rarlow, from Beaufort. NC, supposed
s e S ss ssp ssnt IN On
Cd IN state shs was loaded with naval sorss
The vessel would be total loss - las.
stove ske partially insured IN Wall street 'S'
Scum zrrgvn w.: run into 70 10Th inst while lying shs
Point petre 0uaa The lost iibbOO. sprung bovspr1
her from ysc%el TO Boston ans vessel Of s
the
soun RIo from Chesapeake Day for NHavsn put into
Norfolk l2th st, with loss Of sails.
Som MAGNOLIA. from Boston for Wilmington befcrs rs
ported Ashore Chokanieomco banks, Is total wreck
WhalemsD.
Ocean; bark Maria, Hooors d. Sid bark Martha, Mos-
CID AZ San FrsnooO oos 80 Chariot, Browp. Of Honolulu
u SEPT So Rob. Edys VA Nn
Bunker rant 70 oruiss oots Java, Thompson, Ell, dol
Arr at Johanna July 49, Gov Carver West, Of wesport,
M 50 thad seen wis but In mos Bowls, SHELL NIB,
GO sp. =
re: rsn I'd Sn ss. s E, e
viep Assn q EdsartHvn from d. l sp twas reported
= s., s'g s:
Tatch Nh for ehort cruise and homs Wn Henry Jolls
Of Ware 100 reported Api with 22o nssengcr "a
her. NIB 40 SRI VIM Ice Grunniger, Newpors, c1sh AZ
Seychelles about Aug s. WILDWOOD, PsAss, NB' ~ onlS
Lagrange Hammond, FL. 7t0 sG Helen SNOW brAyson'
In Arctic Ocean sept s BY letter from Capt Cornsi
Jamss N 1000 wb this wig Few more whales
which there good prospect Of getting Heard from,
NO date Herald. siooun, DO abb INV po Lancaster AimA
Steamship Winfield soot a. San rrsrcisso loth uIt nom
psnama repeYts on Censs, paesed feet OF whale
ships sisDsised one showing blus Gag with u in
fprobably che jas Lsperr NentD .
The Mary Ann, ~ Bio, FROM Arctic Ocean. rbports In
August Mssksr rssse whs In Sept Newton. Sherman,
II iO Alfred Gibss, Jepney, de ChAmpisps Waterman,
az aIOU bills; Liverpool, "a, swift. do ID Wis
Ths Bsssds " orssppsrA HoaolNlS. sffke AR " IN
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nj AIRLINE INTELLIGENC
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


Euht "a NcW IOTAs O6C0mDer Id, 1oJNs
CLEARED
James Adger Dickinson Charleston spoaord
Ship St Lawrence. Perry San Eranoisco HswI,nd As
Ship American Unen Doane. Liverpool. Grinne Ansurn
Ship CoIumbis, Dryer, Liverpool C Il Marshall e. Co.
Emp emp conservation, Allen, liverpool Kermit csrew
BARK New Salar
Bsrk Caroline sheiwoSd Charleston Duahsu Dmon
Biis psR.s {Brl Campbell, s. John NE oenber Co.
Brig Hope, Bidds; Apsisehicola. nLpa Post.
Brig Alfred Exall, Solder, Savannah, Mo0rcady
Tsass sI
s ssSr Rrsaf oa 1ocs
Steamer Michigan. Morshouse. PkiIadelpha, Briggs
ARRIVED.
ship Gosnne tnswl Goldman. Warren. RI in ballast to
1Sris nSys, casessmsn Gonss Il ssy Nth sSsse
Points spoke Milton from New Yof 99 9 Il Por AZ
PRINCES date la, % Ion 40 passed ship Bennington
inst IN the cuf esrsSsnced aio from rom
re sSathward; for about eight hours scuddsd under
Iris Sris.ys. Hatch Nsx Haven: day, in ballast
sckr Marietta Hand, Josnss Norfolk days. with naval
schr P.tmes. ssndfo,d Richmond, sd.ys
sclr Sarah Elizabeth. Summers. Phiiadelphs, days
Carey Pasn
schr John Wright, Niekerson, Portland Cor days
Schr Shaddiok, Williams Middletown, Conn, days.
ladelpbia.
sohr Thss Seymour Smith, New London. days, for
Virginin.
schr Palestine Hail. New London days for Virginia.
Schr Henry Barnes. Brown, Now Haven, 2 days. for
Virginia.
sehr oregon. White. New Haven. l day.
Schr Heroine, Smith, New Haven, day.
Schr Mary No we'll, Richards, Stamford Conn, DAYS.
Sohr Sarah = Rowland, Rowland Providence, 2 days.
Scfr Cape May, Hall Providen days.
Sohr Saml Crockett, Davis Taunton, ses, Sdays.
Scbr Martha Maria, Swift. Salem. 8 dsvs
Sshr Henry Duns.er, Bagley. Salem is Gays
Schr Maria Klotts Chase, Boston, days.
Schr Turher. Hoxie, Bangor, IL days
Sohr Eveline. Seaman. Bangor 10 days.
Sohr Hannibal, Hodgkiss, Maehias, Sdays.
Sloop Blackstone, Smith, Providence, 2tays.
BELOW,
One bark, unknown.
SAILRD,
steamshIs Europa (Br) shannon Liverpool: las Adgcr
Dickinson. Charleston; ship Peter Hatriok, ROCKWELL
Antwerp
Wind during the DAY from z to NE.
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On Wednesday mcrning December Is by the Rev Mr..
Insbip, Dir THOMAS Il. GooDwIr to Miss Maria G. PAL
MIR, all Of this city
On Wednesday, December Is, by the Rev. William
MscsreD MIR THOMAS ii DICKSON to Miss Mary Ayr
CLovER, daughter Of Lewis p, Clover ECO, all Of this
city
On Wednesday, December Is, by the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher Mr. THOMAS HINwoop to Miss ELIZA GoDDARD,
both Of this city.
Mr. Editor The marriage of Mr., W. II, Lowry to Miss
GREEr, is without foundation.
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GOLD AT THE MINT-From the lst to the 10Th Of
December the receipts OF gold ut the United States Mat
In this city were $3.50 000a large amount for the
Rod though not to the unprecedented deposits Of No
yembsr OF this 81 0000 deposited yester-
day. which shows remarkable correspondence with the
amount reported to have been brought by the inoes
which arrived at New Yoikon Sunday .-Phsdephia Bti-
Ie Irc
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Military Paratics.

The FL. J. Weekly Guard, under the command Of Cap.
tain Peter Larkey proceeded to the country upon their
first annual excursion. last Tuesdsy morning We have
not seen the part Of most veteran
. finer urn-out this season. The Guard numbered
sbeut eiahty muskets, and they marched past the
City Hall they attracted very general attention The
officers wore neat overcoat Of the color that
furnished to officers serving In the United States army
and We look upon deci led in the CLOTH
ing Of companies. variety Of very magnificent prizes
HtIe shot for
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Row AMONG TnE PmrSrr AFTER the result Of the
election for Chief Engineer had been announced on
Tuesday evening the velser party proceeded to the
Club House In Adams street 70 celebrate the victory
when from some . occurred between them and
party Of the friends OF the defeated candidates resulting
In the demolition Of any number Of Champagne and
brandy bottles which used weapons BY the bell
Kerant The windows Of the house smahed In the
bsnniters Of the stairs broken and Ia fact everything
was turned conplsteiy upside down Several mer,
mostly those who tried TO preserve order severely
eut and bruised among them Mr. VIM Clayton police
pnsn Boyd and . fes otbers The party fought until
shsy were mutually satisisd the policemen present
tTibs top lev h aecomplkh apythipg
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increase OF levy OF 1853 that Of 1881 S7gl 23l "A
The Comptroller states that the increase to be raised in
a6e3 that Of 1852 caused by the large deficiency
viz STs2l57 o. Of 1882 in conseq uence OF extra apprs
ptions and among other things rapid growth OF the
city.
Another communication received from the Comp
noer, skine for additional appropriation of Sll3 100
tor the year 1852 OF this amount 100000 required
for street pavement
The estimates for the coming year were referred to the
Finance Committee for their report thereon The report
WI be presented TO the Board next Friday evening
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TeIegrsphic Marine Reports

Anived-shp Tsar, NYork; sohrs Daniel Francis Port
au Primes Chss Ai.trum, Cape Hsytien.
liams, Cienfuegos Abby Jones' Sagua Willow, New
York; william Mason, do.
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Passengers Sailed.


syms XII,
ssssras ssS pletssa
rcn,oi W Wh,tcfCrd, Rstpsth nr NixIn. HaDsoa y
Dsyslss boy Quebec Perkins, Toronto; LsSdsll.
II Calender sootandk Hartog, Mr. Ridde NJ Egse.s
" f III w' rryd s.nsa er n9;na
France Sands. wilkins. I Wa bridge csss s
Psn NJ IL Hs sm ssA osSs
stgrser Lsmm NJ Dennan wss. E,iagh 1.S
4Sss sBosh " Rssi:41 M:s
sett Ne Pisrsyx. Mt ys jar, Mr. Darker SALEM
sasTts ss sgss.s Sss Adsssv rr
Patton Kennedy Mrs. AadsrsSn and ~ "a nvswn
ana ssrysns NJ Russell Mrs. EoCreory Miss Eosssg
H .ns GssSsa
IIa E,laF Rys.
. Hssaovsss xus.rslia-ship scsrge-xr Mrs. and Ms
Tsrnsworth Wright, jackson, walsh. Branch eilnssr
EnSts glSpr William Hayes: cSiGsr chI..nsl S,.:
Ers Nj and Mrs Sso1s and and sses.s.
Armstrong, K.sslsr Harris waller Powell SHARP. Cor.
.sss
Lonsdosne Mcleod Meyers Page, DIXON, Quislsy, Han
as r.ss SsosS.
.sn .ss as: cssss
Penney Mss EeKen,e; ~ and Mrs Rsisty East hnass.
pobson, Monroe Regain, knight, binen Ccrrahn Bryse
SDSnp Psl, ps. f: xHsbn:s SEn e
bull. Ramsay Markham. McKsr,sy, Cam,tsll MorfSil
s sSs. ss.cS ..s cS;s
saSsus. kyrras IN Tasad saba. ISssi iH '''''''''
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Expenditures OF the City Cove snm ent-Esti
mate for the 1853.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen last Tuesday
evening. communication received from joseph H.
Taylor, ESQ oomptrollsr submitting statement Of the
estimates OF appropriation and expenditure, which will
be required for the sustsnment OF city government
during the ensuing year From the tabular documents
OF account TO the paper IL would appear that the
proposed levy will exceed the amount which
Iastd during the present year by a sum amounting to
S1,70l, 391 "a
The following brief summary exhibits the main items
of receipt and expenditure
For expenditures OF the City Government,
exclusive OF Police, Lamps and Gas 50 53so3S 90
For Police. observation-disclosures. $4,000 90
For Lamps and Cas-. 325,00s 90
Total for City and County expenditures.
subject to the control OF the city author
tiles and for which application must he
made TO the Legislature for authority to
lsy...... ...........,......,....... 3479,esS 90
For ipstslment on building loan
stock No 2.... $50 600 90
For iHstalment on Washington
square iron railing stock ...... 5000 90
For Common Schools for City
purposes Northumberland. 500 O36 08
For Common Schools for State. 226 go 80
sso703 IS
For State Mil Tax. 100000 90
For deficiency Of tax 1852 742,l57 Of
Total .S5l71 802 70
Tax for 1852 actual amount. .......,., $50 GIL 65
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AnAlvUrsaxy or the neW Y0rk TFooe oooeogys
The twenty -dxtA snaivssnrs = ~ New Ysek CITY
Tract Society, and thEtisth q ths lnals EancA, wss
celebrated ysstsrday. In The morning, nsstsxs fse
prayer praise and exhoratons held at the Rev Mr.
McDonsids church. In Fifteenth street; the Rev. Mr.
Fisbers church. corner Of Drsoms and Greene Streets
and at the Methodist Episcopal church Allan sst ana
In the afternoon another meeting took Place st the re-
formed Dutch church, Lafayette place.
At the latter place of worship the regular business
meeting Of the society held 1t O'Clock 1. the even
ipe. under the presidency Of DR.. Thomas Dewitt.
After the choir had ohsntcd hymn
Tho Rev DR. ADAMS gave out prsyer:-"w bless thee
O. God for having made men after Thy image, and
made them capable Of paraing that which
is SO manifest sign of Thy benehcence 1t blessed
that enabled to observe the commandments Of
those many objects Of compassion which and
10 pareke Of that JOY which the Saviour before us
and before himself when He incurred shame and toll for
the good Of others We thank thee God that are not
cause Of the Lord who toll along with We bless thee
Lord for the good Thou hast enabled to comps
and the opportunities that have been afforded to rem
der benefits unto our fellow and thank Thee for the
kind auspices under which at present meet and for
the cheering Retrospective view which take Of
past abors and thankful that Drowned our e
forts and We pray that wisdom may be given to the Off
and members OF this society and that they NAV ha
delivered from evil ana be enabled to work in straight
path and in that faith If which the Lord the
exponent And may all who belong to this society be
watered with goodness and mayest Thou look with mercy
on the suffering and the ignorant and them to be
found out and be benefited May all be united in
this work and carry the lights OF truth scenes
OF and let all who related this society
find the blessings Thou hast extended all VINO feel for
their fellow men and seek 20 do Rood.r
MIR WAIxFR then read the Treasures report -
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Brooklyn City Intelligence:

HE fRkMtNs ELECTION AT the Firemen's election
on Iuesday, the following Eve out Of nine candidates
up ior Assnnt Engineers chosen Joseph Reeves
william Nsnderveer William Boyd. George stsyley aud
A. Pell. The vote as follows -
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y
earnest, and express themselves In glowing language
you could NOT we'll blame the advocate for pleading
700 esrne az. and WY not Tor Circumstances woud
warmth on an occasion when the III. Of fellow creature
Is AZ stake and he has great responsibility thrown
that one thousand individuals In sutYorrg and
starving condition what excitement 1t would cause
Were We assembled TO plead in their behalf you would
expect to be In earnest and accuse us Of in.
sensibity IL VIC did not address you with thoughts
that breathe and words that burn. But We do
not plead for such individuals, do seek
bread for thousands OF suffering creatures but do plead
for than 2J0oee Of fellow citizens exposed to
eternal death ana who must perish fhy do nos receive
and embrace the gospel Therefore do net blame
wax warm In lite advocacy TIVE hundred and fifty thou.
sand souls without gospel privileged Who are they and
whet need they to better their condition. Who are thew
BONE Of them are couutrymen who are BY cir.
cupsanc led to dceecrate the Sabbath and some are
individuals from all the four quarters of the word-nul
utudes who know not God, to know him, and
who care not for their fellow There men, wo-
and children fastening to the judgment
oysI WITH gH snS q oans n fna snor not
Gently come among us; but they have come with sin;
and even children partake Of those eers Others again
only visit the city temporarily and then depart for diff
erent parts of the world missions Of vice. The vicious
crowd PRISONS and swell the list OF felons and
again boldly svow tnsms ms ,s Is nadeS Den; o. ni
ale circulated among them and everything s done to
charm them by the devil and his aids. Many are so
connected with that their principles and conduct
rupt the moral atmosphere and lungs mast ipale
the mpufity and little must catch tho contani
natop. They indviduab whose souls precious
o. ours souls for whom care, and whom We must
lead 10 the bar Of God There are Thousands Of
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