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MARCNT'S
UTERINE CATHOLICON.
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,s,,ovs n. this foul blot from orr State Cons.itu
t,o, aud a.. chaI-oge tne proof 70 the conttt
:, GIN. F,srkn Pirrc. has hren the oracle -
81 DEM cratIr psrr, IN New Hampshire aid had
he hid up the OdiOns R,igiOus T'cs' o-iO'e
hon. and arivocstrd the removal Of ths g'e,t 10.
inst,cs "a Il '-sp- aotl- porton OF our nc gems,
In. work would have cen accomplished. Blu
10 he ias never dOne ~ ard noon hin must and
dor, ret The rep rsirilits The rbOie fret ia
ne cos. ar. cienrly ond tr~iy ,t firth bg W. e
KoBNsos Eeq Of hTr York. firm tie record'
Of he Constitution md r. refr ecfrg IrshmLa
Ond TOthoiir 10 ms sDr,ch on this sBt,.d for n
Oefioc6 Gnd ram fui GccOnat 0f me Ttoie ndtter.
81 &. ~ raj Wune,d Scutc We rocIg"iZ aod
a brown DC ~ our freud ~ ~ advocqe 81 our
e9uolUs and oar fqwcl r'Pit and primaries and
w Mold aud b-h.so hs nneIai ana nOol- Nlrs'
tom runs. 10 Mexico. N respecting Fad proie:t
ipg Gun religion from insult nud Outrage. sam
cent euaraot,e. We also OtlieVr. mat every
ur lu-h heart must burn with graiitnd~ - me
Inhir hero. fr'he worCs he uff''sf. when. h''+r
ihe haitl- Of QueeottoNn hin sell Then prisoner
90 Hoard Il Butith mtn-Of wf', he ofcirr'd -
the Bitch su,bOiitss, fha' fT c'eFY 'ri' n nen 4
IA eihe, dsTrd 10 sacrifice the lie Oi a true eng
lis, man should puy the io'f1t Sud thas NJ pre-
served from the gaIows twenty three o. cur coun-
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B. 7. RuNNELLs who wrote the above,
is the Sexton of VIM. McDonald's Cnurch,
Mr.. Med. will be remembered as the
Reverend gentleman wso vouched for the
standing Of the thirty six Catholics whose
names were sigued 10 the recent Pierce
manifesto from Concord.
DovLR, N. III, Tuesday, Sept. Il, 1872.
Believing that the Catholics OF New
England, and especially Of New Hampshire, are
placed in a false pos'ti n, and grossly misrepre-
sented, BY q letter addressed TO John White, ESQ e,
Milwaukee, VIE, dated Concord \. H., Aug. Is,
lSJ2, therefore, NC, Catholics of Dover, Newmu-
ket and Somersworth, feel il duty We owe to
eur adopted couLiry, and to the whole people, to
make q statement Of our position and what We
believe to be the position Of the great body Of
Catholics in this State, and in New England.-
Inc representation in the letter above referred
70, that Gen. Franklin Per:o made powerful ef-
forts IN the Convention to expunEe the r,iiyioS'
test from the Con,ttaon OF New Hampshire, is en-
t,rfly uefoupded in truth, a. the records OF that
convention wall show. We do not question tne
hsh'sty Of those geu'lfmen whose names are az.
eppehoed 70 that kt'rv, as they do not speak irJn
pe'sons, kno~iedse Of his acts 10 that Convex
t'on' Inc ftcords Of the Convention, howsver,
vii Snow the part thst Gen. Ffanslia Pierce nis
.ahxn on TINS npertant satj.ct, sld we eapk1t-
"'"5 aSry that he took the least interest 10 the
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RAYARD TAYL0R's LETTERS.
XIX

KILN.
CHANGE or PLANs-JOURNEY 10 ANTIOCH AN"
ALEPPO.
.,..t,, c.,t,.oo.d.ae.o Of TL.Sr rribsas
ALEPPo, Phcsy, Jansf, lsJ2.
,r.veler in the East, who has not IN
ho,Ddsd time and and an extensive fortuoe at hiS
d;.nos,I il never certain where and hoe Ear b
,hali 20, nti his journey ia finished. With but
I. Iimited portion Of both these pccessares, have
90 far carried out my original plan with scarcely
a variation, but at present am obliged II make q
material change Of route. My fsrthest East u
here at Aleppo. Those Of your readers whs'
deceived by my former expectations and your
promises are looking for letters from stately Bag
dad. or buried Nineveh, or the Wild HIS OF ksos-
distsn, will be disappointed. At Damascus, wss
told BY every body that it was too late in the sea-
son to visit either Bagdad or Mosal, sad tnat on
account Of the terrible sumncr heats and GOO
ky,n which prevail along tho T'grs, ~oa'd
be imprudent to undertake it. Not"tus'A"'''k
ttis ! should probably have gone, toe'ns nov
tboroueAiv acclmated that have nothing 70 We.
from the heat had not met With 'r,eno " w.
R,v,nson the compsnion ofLsysrd ana t"e sa~'0'
IN A;s a;.eoyer;e, at Nineveh. TINS srnen"Ar@
.ho me-, Col. X. rot long since In Cons's@|sopls'
on hi, v,y to Bagdsd, twhefe no 'e''o'' !" o"1-
-. -, , ;,eormed me that slnce tho deSsssars
"rv-I.,,,d from Mosui, tho exc&saeoas nav
80 e,I.Juo. in order to preserve the sculpessss'
,.''... 49,, .ss sble to make Re~ sxhssssse'
h. vould DO by no means repaid sos 20 .sss ~.
.rsuou, q journey. The ruins OF Nins''. 49,. y
h,loy the surface o! The sartn' ana
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Prospects-The Canvass.
KEStUCKY
ron a business letter 20 he Tribune dtei

BEDFORD Sy ga urd4y, Sept p, l.J2.
The Wings of this District have nomln'
ated Col. WILLIAM Preston to fill the vacancy
in Congress- vice Humphrey Marshall, resigned.
CO.. r. is popular, ard sill doubtless be elected
though the Wing plurality in toe District is small.
The Wings Of Kentucky are fulI of ent nusia-m.
end ~i of course, carry the state, as usual,
though the Opposition are msising ey-ry efIrt.
But it won't do. That portioa Of the party
that followed Tom Marshall in h7 Wild goose
chase after Cass III IS, are with him supporting
Scott Enthusiastically. Yours, H. VI.
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Arrival of the Canada nj Bostou-Departure
OF the NinRara-semi.A Annual Dividends Of
The Boston Banks

BosToN, Wednesday. Sept 20, leJ2
The steamship Canada arrived nc her
dock Eat Bos'op, al sig clock Her mails will DO
forp sIofd IN toe early train tomorrow morning.
The K. NJ. Steamship Niagara, captain
Stone sailed a. doom iocsy, With "a passengers foe
Liverpool spd % for Halifax She taxes out stls 900
10 AD ericsn gold.
The semi-anDuql dividends of all the
banks e this civ ere announced to-day. The Market
sbo 81 folk pay per the BoSsto and the IRE
oltiis the Atlantic Blackstone, Boston. Cocnltuste,
Bark Of Commerce Exchange, Faneuu dal', Globe,
Grocers' Hamilton. H. chanic, M~rcbsou, Ne~-Ens
lsbd North American, SbaSmut, Shoe and L@atner
Dealers Tremont and linton, escn paw por ceD'.
the A,ss Ci'y, Eseie nth, and Traders, each 3le
TIE temsius.r g. IRE total amount Of dividends 10
sa52 OCO b,ipe 81 500 les than IN April The capital
IL 500 700 more than II was at that time.
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The Reported sickness ut Norfolk. Va
DenIh OF Postmaster.
NORFOLK, "wednesday, sept %, 4

NORFOLK Wednesday, sept %, ls5s.
There is 10 ycliuw fever or extraordin-
ary sickness here ~ reported In The Mr. Yors Com
nf,ctol Adruti.,r ara Er,nirS Post, Of jnday last
We have nsd few cGsos OF bilious toyer, ~ usuL, at
ibis feRIOn.
Durrg the uas three weeks there have been bat nine
d. aths five b. Ing from cousumJ ion 40 fro GhrOuic
ct,.as.s arc two from btnu. fever There is not ~
single esse OF f. yer and ths city 10 healthier than
6uine spy previous month 'his summer.
Philip J. Cohen, Postmaster OF this city,
died of paralysis today.
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Later from the Salt Like aud New Ne xire-
hnIeEy On Henry Ciay-Arri,aI Of GOV.
lttcheI- iIliaet- River.

LOUISVILLE, "edoesisT, sso'. -. Is7s
Tie mail from the Salt Like rrached
lodtper oeuee or tire s7h.
There Is littie news of interest. Every
ttirg Gss Que, at tire cts except nrlle excen.us
In cora oUruCe Of he sssein5iOg of sons osud. of
lncsrs fur 80 intererV With TIE ~ht,es snd the
cesuOr 81 present., from Mi Fnzpl.riek who Is daily
looked fCr az fOrg Larsmia
The Santa Fl mail arrived at lndepcnd-
e,cc en- ID. .nh
Gov. Lane had arrived, and great hopes
were istaued thar would restore pe,ce and Qliet
Cot. Sumner had returned to Albu-
cue cue.
Business at Santa Fe was dull and heavy,
Il ~ ~ q r esscs 81 ing II lO cents sad 80 idsa
bl,acted dou-s,ics az l0-7 TO II.
The eulogy on the life aud services OF
Henry CiAy ass devp' ed this morning ~ Mr. Cr'tea
der il The prtseaos OF iumsnGe audience ct lsds'
sd gsr'eren IL 81 eloquent srt tolcatre
uibue 20 re memory ut the departed statasman snd
rn.py wet eye testified 10 tae thrilling power q The
spe-ker
Hon. K. 2. LAtcher. late United SOtes
Minister M,V'oo arrsed 10 ihis city this morning
I here are = inches OF water on bsnne
pit Suoals and the Illinois River is at a .tand fro
lgysl z DOM
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Yellow Fever Mt Charleston-Death OF Major
Rolupd-Poiitics In Texas.
CHAtLEsrON, Wedoesday. sept ~, Io5

CHARLESTON, Wednesday. Sept %, 1852.
Eight deaths from yellow fever occurred
10 this city for th. 81 eooiog O'Clock Tuesday
evening During the week there have been - deaths
from the same c.u'e.
Br~vet Major Roland. Captain in the
Secor Regiment OF Artillery de Of yellow fever on
Tue scay orhpg st Cattle Pinch ney. Oh ,reson Hsr.
Dor, eyed 20 The deceased highly distinguished him
self duriI q the N. xican War
CHARLESTON Tuesday. Scot 2S 1859.
The Whiss of 1'exis have filled the va
cspcts their electoral hckes by the appointment Of
Judge Catouthers and C. Mills Esq.
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APP einimenis at WasbiBaton-Iion. T.. e..
CsbeiI-A Murderer Committed TO Prisoa-
aetips secretary of the Navy.

WASHINGTON. "wednesday, Sept % 1882
Edward A Cabel, OF Virginia. torm-rly
clerk In the Land Office, has beon aJ1pntei 10 the
CHEZ Cleihstp Of the General Land Ofise
Hon. h. &. CubelI, the Whis Candidate
for Congress In Ford-, 10 out 10 letter In wniOh he
oyptst, tbs election OF leo. Scot.
A man. who gave hi, mime as johnson,
has been coz miied to Jail Ia Prince Ge rg-s County.
haTylatd, on The CHARGE Of numbering n Traveller.
Commodore Skinner has been appointed
Ac 81 cretary OF the Navy, during the OF hr.
Kennedy
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CITY POLITICS.

VINO CITT CONvENTIoN.-This Con-
venton met at the Broad way House last evening Nc.
De.ey moved that Randolph Antin Of the Nsh Ward
take tie Chslr but, as Mr VAS not present. on mo-
n,n Of William Rowe of the Vhh Ward, OSCAR W.
s1uRrpyiNr of the lIId Ward, was appointed Chair
mar and Joseph C. Pinckoey. of the NvIlth Ward
and George Kellock. of tbs With Ward, chosen Sec
re,sries There were no contested sesu.
For Controller, there W" no opposition to Joseph
r. TAYLOR, OF the XVllIth Ward, Who vas nominated
unanimously. Mr. Taylor Is the present worthy aud
faithful incumbent aud ths tribute to his merit 10 az
evidence of bis popularity with the Wings Of the City
The Convention then proceeded TO the nnmloston Of
Counsel 10 the Corporation, resulting as follOws
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Oppo.i,ion Nominations.

Tomplins CO.-For County Clerk, Ezra
Weave. Superintendent Of Poor, Jacob E. Bossrdus
Jur,rc OF SEASONS, Wake. Marsh; Coroner, James
A. Bovey.
brook Kingston Ulster Co XIX, samuel Gordon Del
Ia
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F,ouru WARD GERMAN WHO CLUB.

, E,Guru WARD GERMAN WHO CLUB.
Theirs, meeting # IL. ne Wy f'rrned Club vas held
l.,, evening at Oeerles's, No. a Woosser''t The
Ch.ir vss occupied By Henry Heghe' Esq, Presidsns
of,ae Club, aud Rossn,hI Esq, acted ss secretary
The rom IN which the meeting took place "" crowd
cd with The friends of the cause and We we're happy to
notice that Scott eDibusiasm alive 10 the breasts OF
our German fellow citizens Of the Eighsh Ward Indeed
the meeting Of ss evening Afforded much premise for
the future Perhaps IL NOT unsor.hJ Of notice hss
the Preseent OF this Club ID under General Scott
in Mexico Thus we fnd all bis fellow soldiers, ons By
ore einsirg around the great wh'g EaniGd-5erer.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.-The Chippews
Club held smse,ing a, the New Hsvsn Hoas', corner
Twenty seven and Fourth Az, last evening Jons'
p. Concktn In the Chdf Although q bus'1es meeass
b was well attended Speeches wsre lnade ~ james
Wilson and y. A. Paddock Esq There vas also s00N
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raj Ticket was al.o nominated, Is


Mr. Chase then intr, q ctd Mr.. TOmpklns to the as
stnoly 90 worthy SON If 40 M, stiou. sire.
Nj Ton psins addressed the Convenioa, sokao-l
ed spR IN. honor 6oi' him. avn~ng bis degDu "a tho
Ere Soil doctrines and declaring Il will by thorn
o. heIp me Goo amid bosterous cheers and loud
hufrsbs
The platform was adopted. and the Convention al
jourbed ill I O'Clock 4. b., when Cen wilson will
sprak.
IN, Convention Is quito enthusiastic, but the attend
snee 10 small.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PETREL.-The British
propeller Petrel Cspt samPsOn from ST. Thsnss Sept
90, md Bermuda 26sb, arrived last night Dr. Samuel
D. sawy of Trinidad aged y, died on the sd SsPt
a,o, on ihs same cay Lesis Hzsrseld, Of NeS-Gfen-
ada, aged 81 bosn Of dyseniery. She brings no nes
OF imnnlianca
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F Professor MARES will deliver the
Annual Adore. before the Agricultural society at
BIidger OFT Conn 81 their F.ir roursdsy next 9th
ipst The great blowing match comes OF the same day
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and Mons Petin makes balloon
A. ct nslcn The sane aiterr .on
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Spirit Rnpper., Convention.

w Or Is1ER WtOots hy, o-pN - i -
Between 300 and 40U believers in Spl-
rltu. lism c,pvenvo 10 horticulture dali this noruos
Rev Ad B.llou Il IopedNls. was cno.en Pr"sidsot
Drper Of Hopeca,p, ~ Btogn.m of Boston, and
Rev j. S. Spear Of Bl.toD. vi,e Prestdeas
A Bu.ints Commit Zee Of i've was uoTiastsd, az which
Ar. Hewitt, Of b siUu, vo Chairman and Fioaace
Committee Of three, Of which Perry TnAyer w.s Cnar
R,v j. ~ Spear said he seemed to have received
tire p'wer OF telpipg peTsons HE ban m1vei ~ta.
out bis will toward the seats e DeI gus ose4se' aud
they Nsnty reheY cd Tue sJi its s-bt nin on
distant uls,i ps ,elliog him he eOult have bis OK
penses paid, aid Il sas always % He thought so ne
great sUOd ult esut 70 the world from ibis sit,
be vas lilo SEQ une and ease 10 develop L.
The afternoon session began at o'clock Nearly
go peltuns we're present
In. Business COMMITTEE reported series OF resou'
tOIs rccOr1 Gu ding quarterly mssf meetings. Oh tn5
bthev1s, the formations Of bsrnUpi4 botherho Dds
the formation Of spiritual circles and va1ods oa1r
mesns OF bringing down heaven 70 earth, and luf'ns
eeIib up ~ heaven.
MT Bin. ham, of Bo,top, said, "hsrnoniL brother.
hooo, we're io med after the model OF tn, bar nouy 81
the hUn4p booy the Pr-sidenI OF sGcn 90 AssocsuDo
was c. leo the {" CeDsorium" or the brain, toe 'ics
p,,,ide,,, the noses An mouths the Secretaries tue
eve, and ears az the other members tho hands ioef
good deal Of lnsohereu, discussions folio we'd sbos'
MssmeI,m, Msgnetl,m, rhsyeolsm, aid several other
The Convention ID burned to O'Clock. when "A
drew Jackson Davis SIS % sdd' ess the nesting Tue
hail crowded 10 the evrnip g st'Ousu Use o' ~
cents was charged al the d.or AndreS Jsckson Dsvis
Iscfured on Spirltusi.m s Influences develop nents
.secrs sid probable cops-Qurpc-s =" 10 10 tee ne =
90 ger" be ts,s which Ia 70 rsgerers.e socisy aod
csp.l error and sir, and make this weird h'sSen
bel"w ,,
The prospectus OF q new spiritual paper TO be called
/ TIE Htr ga or Hesrea OpentnS, was reaS. 1t nto %
| editeo In B. .iou BY Mr.. H-wiu
The faithful say that the philosophy OF splris rap
pp,s &C. yet In lis Infancy but Is being ilo"y De
v.loped. oA.h,,
at Springfield.
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nSsirg By several msmbsr q the G ub. add ~ ~
ouJn via cheers for the candidates and the Whlg

nSsirg By several msmts, q ,be ub add shsy ~
jouJnea sr;A cheers for the candidates and the Whg
esuse.
TwYSTiErn WARD.-The Winfield
Club held meerrg last evening e, saer healq ,.ssrs
Lanuu,e BsM corner of r~en'y- 0a,n 81 Al
Eishsh sr. Ttcs Chr6s. Jr. Prssifsnt Ia the Cssis
Aher read.ns Tie mir Of the last ms-og ssspsA
opening sopg csed Pierce The other sid- VI JSrd
wa surg BY c. Nsslre. Chstles i Sssnser being
eslhd upon, made ore of bis fOrc'5ls aad sp'r'sse
'pseehe', .fer sue ng n, ecc-rios prosvscss
OF tie Wt'g psrty IN iha coslrr camph.n, sid DO
"" picud 70 tpt Gen SCOT, vas 10 ptfs' ssn0f me
pe'pe' Ia eis capacity ~ C0fansnds'iu Chief OF sas
Nuy' oe bsd gone n hantn ~ g. sel,css SPOT brs
N'rafV 6o'itsl, end CO te1 over t-sgsf r,ro
OWNED reesTtup. IRON nis grateful teen sci rsas,
tbsn tfe brave General np~ Tn."ssias. No,
~'usn std children. ~ III pWdss ,nd ~ eresds asl
rubbed 'pon'sntOusy forth n greet nj s,ta aa.-re
snc hUz1s', aud ~ith hIrg Of c.n,a 40 he rl.rsas
Of hels srd all the en,hg.isn d., ~. brilliant
services 10 he country Tie ss .Naisd 10 w.,h,astra
Hunt snd his tnsortap, .8sr. L, .a'srss no Ede
C,rsl snd many osher 'np's TIE dog ~.s Al 90
addressed ~ Lieutusa's own ard Msy; ard soass
we're surg BY Msssrs Mssiog, G,vt and otasrs AaA
TIE mse,irg soj' urnsd win roants at cheers foC
Scott Graham, Hunt aud hcut
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The Carrdian Parliament and the snult Ste.
Marie CsBnt. &c.

QUEBEC, " edoe'day, Sept y. IoJI
The Legislative Assembly have rejected
the bill 10 no rpjrsts IN. Sauli SIC Mars Csua Com
parry. The Canadian Government awstug tae action
Of the American Government 10 the matter.
The Canadian Parliament adjourned
this morning, leaning the death Of the Duke u e
lington.
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JUsrrcEs CoyyENTIoy.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Delegates to the Justices conVenun
the Tblrs Judicial District, comprsing the Esn'n acc
Ninth Ward, was held last evening a. tue Adnsao
corner of Hudson and Barro~ss' and nom'o"eo
VIM B. Mech the ~his candidate Tor 'asuoe OF inc
.bove.uamed District Court
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T Rev. H1NRY WARD BrEcnEn will

re1t We, kreply-and copcusively-t the charges
lately preferred against him through the Aer-
York Obsrrer. Circumstances beyond b con-
troll have prevented hi, doing so this week.
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e The Irish Republican Scott paper,
TO which We have already referred, will be ready for
d!stribu,on on Saturday norning.
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Conversational NeIHlaaIien.

UcDsNsBrRGH Wadf esosf, : 'vt = ~
The Democratic Convention of the
AViihb D.tisr net hers g. Day. and n minated IL u"
b'n"p FslAl1E r. Co s-ss, IL place Of n Preston
hirg