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ENGLAND.

London paper afrms that there are divisions in the
Cabinet upon questions deeply involving important pub
lie interests, but doubts whether they Will result IN
break up.
There appears in the London papers an address signed
bv 5000 merchants repudiating the general impression
flat there is an nimcal feeling in England toward france
and ynressn the desire that the long continued peace
between the two countries beneficial to BOTH may con
tinue
The health of the Madai family is good as be
peced after their late suerings They still at Mar
settles
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SARDINIA.

Austriss reply to Sardinia not being SATISFACTORY
the sardnion Government had despatched special IN
structiops 20 its Minister. Count Ravel, at Vienna
stimulating final conditions fnot conceded he was 10
demand his passports and quit Vienna Inc AS' VIE
authorities continue to make arrests, enemy VI nun"
garisns. &c. c..
Eighty political refugees were shipped from enoa tut
America per steamer Giovanni, on the 2oth ui''
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GERMANY.

Adpatch from Paris of the 2sth ult Among other
proposition that will engage the attention Of the Germanic
Diet in considering the question of the federal ortreS,cs
is that for the construction Of fortified camp around Rls
TAFT aden for which Austria requires 100000 forms 70
be paid by the Confederated States.
domcilary visit has been paid to the house Of Prof's
so Hagen, of Heidelberg, Deputy 20 the Frankfort Ma
nal Assembly and all the papers and documents found
were carried of by the Police.
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ITALY.

Loxr,xpY-Radetsky publishes p10e.' ~" o... -.
nouncins an amnesty to all concerned IN the ''''"
troubles - .r,,;ss;op IA
the soldiers of Napoleon First to pay their respects to
Napoleon Third. an resnecting
,be con6sc,ted nroperty of naturalzed Pedmoiae'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
INDIA AND CHINA.

Later news is received Trade brisk at Calcutta and
Bombay.
The King of Burnah besieged in small fortress by
his younger brother who had the whole army with him
The Burmese troops had abandoned Pegu.
The rebellion in China gaining ground rapidly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
PRUSSIA.

, a.,.teh from Berlin, Of the soth 'aysa
conspiracy bad been discovered "nS .,ms and anna.
arrested; eighty houses searcneu .-r..,.S q,
ptiou found About eight persons were . a,s" "
ue.-;r, ,hs Callahan hat-a revouuonar! ''"''"
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DENMARK.

Prince Frederick Zeleang Holstein is now address
ing the Danish Diet through The Daily Nsss protest.
ing against his brother selling the Scheswg succession
to the King OF Denmark.
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TUSCANY.

The commercial treaty between France ana tuscan!
comes into force on the 10th April inst
From Genoa the 9th, We have this dispatch : nu-
mors are rife of an nsurrection in Palermo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

besides given TO them letters of introduction This Is
nearly all am able tell you and indeed it may be that
by the time you receive this letter You may know much
more than we do on this interesting subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
PERSIA.

rumor had been circulated the Paris Bourse
that Persia had broken off diplomatic intercourse with
England, with prOtestation, which it is not unlikely
Russia will join in, but il lacks confirmation.
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GREECE

The war-steamer Besara arrived at Athens, 10th
ult, having on board the Russian Admiral Kossoleif.
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AUSTRIA.

The Archduke Albert will take inc p'''
in Italy , ,s,arado of Moiens.
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MOROCCO.

At Madrid it is announced that the Emperor of Mo-,
rocco dying and disturbances are feared at his death
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market opened Monday with good demand but
tO American adces tended % eura operations On
Cambria received and they reported
high OF IN the American
and prospect decided fsns OF in the receipts they impaired
AMI al classes OF operators have
purchased freely establishing advance OF bthd ID the last
weeks rates for the grades of mdd.ns and above
abundant and are offered freely without
chang Ia prices The sales Of Monday 900 bales and Tuey
1000 OF which American On speculation and for export
ii saes We &c bales The following the closing quotations
la s. Atlantic Far Midding 5g-l6 Ordinary "a s.,
for the time amount 70 about 25toObas
Liverpool Corn Market.
Wusit Gundy CO. Vt CoRN market the
tons and confined 10 the actual
change in prices tor al description
London Money Market.
At Iond,n 10Th ult scarcely firm, and
o1oted Al money. and 9 100 for The
por Of precious metals while the shipments Of coin TO
Australia continues, but mostly IN small parcels
London Corn Market.
the London Corn the 18th foreign WHEAT
continued sc English sold fully weeks Foreign
continued sluggish and where sales pressed perhaps
money would The sales FLOUR still slow quotations
[. s. % n 81. Canadian. . GA.
9 the for FLOUR was SLOW and mere was ess sN
t press OF which only 1917 bbs received
in he p Holders WHEAT inclined 70 raise than
lower Their prenous CoRN could hardly be bought
state of Trade in Manchester.
In Manchester has business DOING rather better
prices mere particularly Tor YARNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
SPAIN.

The Countess Dowager Montejo, mother Of the En-
press Eugenia had arrived in Spain.
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Liverpool Grain Market.

demand for WHEAT at previous prices az
Rchsrdson Brothers White Wheat III % Red OHM nm.
TO- FLOUR offered freely f6d a "a PhSJ ~
phs and Baltimore 2i Ohio al Western C.nsi a1 sS5 e.
very dcnlt OF sale pAN CoRs fair
chiefly for inland; Yellow "o,
Maxim Son it 81 White better supply dosT -,
81 outside quotation & CLOVER SEED dull auoed noT M
at ~ Imports small but change of wind the westward -
pected 10 brDg up further arrivals. . az
NceIhe charge for porsersge say % per cent
to the strike Of comporters and other workmen o"ng
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
LiyerpooI Cotton Markef.

The market slightly quictened by the Hunbolds and Cs
aud became the arrived estab,
lag advance on the wssk Of ID or all descriptions az
60 bengon speculation and IA 40 for export Fday sses wero
OO bales including $500 speculation less buoyprv
The following the authorized quotations: '~N"-s
d., Fair. Middins- :.
U Iei Sd
L
The stock Britain the LIST April
$50 o0 American The market
with Fridays rates ~s~-
all kinds lear the buyer-tte nothing mar. s.A
today ECO bales for export and 1900 for spec ilsion
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TROUBLE IN PERSIA.
pANGOON DESTROYED BY FIRE.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
DULL AND DECLINING

By The Nora Scotia Nr BuHsck, NgtHe, and Balm Lise
Ia Boston, and f4Ao 6y the fHse Printing Telegraph
Line Ofce No Il UaHSt/ 10 Ner-l ork.
soue nschevous persons having broken the three
Sackule and Truro, s
a.nt. coupea3 send report Of the snenas
by horse sxpressd,tsnoe 90 miles
hence the the reception Of he news wh reached
ate hour lsst nigh. R<T0rteyl
HALIFAX Wednesday Night April 10, 1853.
The ROYAL Nail Steamship America, Capt. Lang, from
Jiyerpool az "a O'Clock 2. NJ the 81 inst arrived
here at o'clock this "wednesday Evening, bringing
% passengers for Boston and full freight.
The Collins Steamship Pacific from New-York 10Th
April, arrived out of the bar at P NJ on the Both.
The steamship Washington sailed from Southampton
On the SOth for NewYork, with $50 passengers and
large cargo.
The City Of Manchester sailed on the same day from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, with lat passengers and
small cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
.Wrisht, Candy, & Co.'s Circular.

The news from the Cape ofGood Hope that peace had
been proclaimed
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Per Aps LIVERPOOL, tuesday March ~ l6''
CoTToN-Ou this staple opened Monday with good
demnd but later American adycos tended cua
the Cambras hand and
reported OF high Of IN the American
markets and the prospect OF decided falling oil IN the receipts the
These advces impaired
our all of have purchased freely esta
ipg an advsn y b last weeks sales for grades OF md
ding upward qualities abundant and offered
The sales estimated
Bales. Spec. y Exp. Amer. Brazil Egypt. Surat
QC SO
1870 igCC0 300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

ALAsAxA-The old delegation 10 Congress are an
nounced az candidates for reelection and 90 far with
slight opposition except in the Mobile and Montgomery
Districts where Conventions of both parties have been
called
The Wing State Gubernateriai Convention will -
held June l. and Democratic, Maya.
WIscoSsIS-Gov FarwoA positiveiy declines 20 y Sss
candidate for reelection tina Gnbernatorai hi
has done honor to himself and 70 the men VINO - ecsol
Tho Free Democracy must find some good man !" xne
him. Milwaukee rrV W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

Imports for time : about % COO bales
doing at rather better prices,
more particularly for NAENs
Al our operations have been limited aud confined
10 the of material
do
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Liverpool Provir1on MnrIkst.

The stock Of BEEF srepoy accommodating and dealers N, h.
81 G s n ss Fine are held firmly arc
quote prime Ness at 2i6a0I ordinary Cleveland 81 -
Go FORK quiet but fnl Stock moder,te snd 5svsSs.
- o7nsof'eo
Eastern Prime Ms sells at stass chiefly the NOD um
western e BACON supply and inorirod for Nh
offer 80 for prime -" "|sA' W.
LAsD-l0o tnns sold at 501a5..
APPLEsA snah business Ruyets AMI P.lS~sn. - o. L.
snd "a for the better quaitis - ~ "i INV
IALL0w %odsssely sctve unchanged prices; 4i orYC
LISsEED CAKE in limited demand at pre- yous r,tss "
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LIverpeal Produos Markaa

fo- Pearls. - 49, ~"~'~' ~
BARK moves IN retail asnt ties only
hmted request o Donaao and 626 foo Msni-
saes Of Logwood at 81 I6a Cam.
IS 10 gt5 1875. " $500
iiuASo-Peruyisn active az flo los
NAVAL SroREs-iso TzrpentnA Spir
sl s nv. nSoanhay W Resln 10 steady hossn n "
oaLes US ooa 81 70 for and III hf nne;,
S9i. ~ ~
RISE in fair .nsna; 9s m caroL9s IN. sgSl'TSs ems nss
snc 1e doing White Pernsmbuco 2ll; feiow MsaAssEsn
good demand as rss business .csso Of Masso.sAe sf
lS TEA olt; deas, waiting new 6ock prSA eo
as for diypeA TosAcco
a good March though nos 20 @oyans in
February Prces .,s fully maintained sales 20 AhdA
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shin News by Telegrapb.

BOSTON April 4Arr ship Hope Liverpool via Faya March
latter Port ships Charlotte Reed repairing TO sail 11h
Angelo Nicholson would probably be condemned Spike
Ap lat ~ o. lon 6 Br Downs Jan 23
for New York supplied her with h lat q co. Ion &C.
shin Andrew Foster i'm Liverpool for Newlork Also, ship
Narceus Calcutta Coctute Bangor, Wales brig Lyr
Charleston schrs Oenda Philadelphia Three Sisters Jacksonville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

B,s Brotrs report that cseisn n,
Ope Wednesday with their previous activity bnt with
disposition realize the part Of hode CeTToN cxcepsA
w,ehw ID dessr CorrEE-Dend quae nbsidsl
Tia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, April H. 1858
Schooner Mohawk of Boston went ashore four miles le
wv Indian River last night The Captain thinks steamer
nnld nnl her of.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
The cheanest and Rest,

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELr.
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT, one is called on
to pay for it, fhey do get relieved should they use
II according to the direcions,-and no family will be
without it, after giving il fair trial Ii CURES
tooth ache, in FIVE minutes the most Cough in
tow days. Headache in half an hour, Chronic Rhenma-
tsn m shorter time than any thing yet known 1t
moi recommended FOR InfammdtoTy Rh umatiszn, as
inst requires internal treatment, and the aid of Ply
sician IS necessary. No having children ought 10
be without bottle in the house. in Of Group as a
single application will cure it, and thereby she life
OF many child Dysentery is Immediately cured by it,
if taken when first atacked 1t stops the most severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted for
Cuts, BUNS, scelds Sores, Swelings, Mosquito Bites
etc Price, 25 ard 50 cents. -
DR.. Tobias has also put Up a HORSE LIN5NIENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which OWReIs Of Horses viii
find superior TO any other for Calls Collie SprAns Swell
lmgs, etc. Price, so cents.
u All orders must be addressed to DR.. TOBIAS
No. 240 Greenwich street New York, post paid.
AGENTS-David Scott, NJ. q. Green Division No.
H. Worcester John Sutton New Worcester; G. j.
Taft, and w. R. Johnson, Millbury j. N. Grout x
Co, and Phineas Jones, Spencer.
marie d2aw weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. John Aspden,
whose sudden death on Monday, was noticed in
our columns, is to be buried this afternoon, from
Swanson street, Southwark Mr. Aspden was
one of the English claimants Of the immense es.
tate left by Matthias Aspden. Before the case
was decided by the Supreme Court, in favor of
the American heirs, the latter proposed to the de-
ceased 10 compromise the matter, and offered to
pay him the sum Of $25O,OOo 10 renquish his
claim. This he refused to do, and the decision Of
the Court cut him off without farlhing. On
Monday morning, the estate was divided between
the heirs at law, and almost at the same moment
John Aspden fell dead, at tavern in Carriers
alley, Of disease of the heart, supposed TO have
been induced by disappointment and modification.
AT the time Of bis death, his pockets contained
solitary cent, his entire fortune! To day, the
man who might have been the possessor Of quar-
ter Of million Of dollars, will be borne to his
grave from an obscure part of the district Of
Southwark. Truth is quite as strange az fiction.
--Phtiadelphia Bulletin, March IL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

Mr. Editor: learn with pleasure, that the la
dies of the ''Young Catholics Friend Society,"
In Worcester, intend holding a Fair at Horticul-
tural Hall, during Easter week, to open ON the
2Sth inst, and continue for the four succeeding
days and evenings. The object of the Fair is the
truly philanthropic aud praiseworthy one of aid
ing the Sabbath School connected with st. Johns
Church, and TO clothe and educate the children
OF poor and destitute parents. An object so In
name, and so advantageous to the public, de-
serves, in my judgment, the favor and support of
all sects and parties; and it is to be hoped the
Protestant portions of the community will not be
backward in manifesting their hearty sympathy
and aid in the enterprise The character and
reputation Of the managers Of the Fair, will as
sure them that their sympathy and aid will not
be unaPpreciated or misapped.
APRoTEsTANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

PRAYER AND REFLECTIoN.-A hour of
solitude passed in sincere and earnest prayer, or
the conflict with and conquest over single pas
sion, or ''sublle bosom SIM will teach US more
of thought, will more efectualy awaken the fac
ulty, and form the habit Of reflection, Than
years study without them.
A rejecting mind is not flower that grows
wild, or comes up of its own accord. The diff
Guilty is indeed greater than many, who mistake
quick recollection for thought, are disposed 10 adj
NIT; but how much less than it would be, had
we not been born and bred in a Christian and
Protestant land, very lew of US are sufficiently
aware Truly may we, and thoughtfulIy ought
we to exclaim with the Psalmist, ''The entrance
of thy word giveth light; gveth understanding
even to the simple. - Coleridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

oYsTERs OYSTERS When Tiberius was in Par
tha, Apicius packed several tubs full of the oysters OF
Tartntum and sent them to him. THAYER q Cafes have
received large supply Of thosodelcale bvayes pack
ed in the same ancient mode. Tie oysters now for
sale at the EXCELSIOR, 237 Main street. rival those of
Colchester and Milton, so highly priced in London: they
go ahead Of the "Pabdores" "Aberdours" of Edin-
bursh; they excel the Powldoodes Of Burran so much
esteemed in Dublin and they leave in the shade those
oysters Of the Adriatic which Macrobus assures us
were placed at enormous expense, The tables of The
Pontlh . of Rome. Chaucers begging Monks used 10
mortfy themselves on oysters but if they could have
got those sold by Thayer e. Gates, they would have
grown fat. Oysters are recommended to consumptiye
persons, and they know at the Excelsior, how to pre-
pare them for SUCH Every thing else in the eating line
in porfeetion at the model eating house. Give them
call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

FRIDAY, March Is.
SENATE. Petitions, &C., were presented
and referred.
The orders of the day were taken mp.
Reports accepted. Leave TO withdraw on the
several petitions Of Coleman Nckerson and 9TH
ers; and of the Female Medical Education Soci-
ETY..
Passed TO be engrossed. Resolves on petition
OF Sophronia Nichols; on petition of Mary NJ.
Sweetser; Bills to alter times, &c, Of holding
certain Probate Courts in Barnstable Co; to in
corporate the town Of North Reading; for the
more speedy trial Of actions at law. Adjourned.
HOUSE. Petitions presented and REFEREED
Of Davis Hooker and 81 others of Dedham, for
repeal of the Liquor Law; of Samuel B. Em-
mons, that the State furnish qoooden legs to the
unfortunate poor.
Mr.. Plumb of Gloucester, submitted the fol-
lowing order:
Ordered, That the Sergeant-at. Arms be d.
rected to prohibit the introduction Of any spirit
GUS or intoxicating liquors into any lobby, or
room occupied by officers or members of the leg
isature, and thai he give suitable notice to that
effect.
Messrs. Mason of Amesbury, and Wigqin of
Boston, severally opposed the adoption of the
order, as being uncaed for, after which it was
withdrawn.
Passed 10 be enacted Bills to authorize Isaac
Bean and others 10 build wharf; TO incorporate
the Jamaica Plain Gas Light Company; to in
corporate the Waltham Savings Bank; to incOr-
porate the Dedham Gas Light Co; in relation to
sheritfs bonds; in addition to an act concerning
the Malden Canal Company; to authorize Lewis
S. Seen to build wharf; to incorporate the
Northampton Gas Light Company; to incorporate
the Dorchester Savings Bank; to incorporate the
Worcester Co. Carpet Mills; Resolves, for the
publication of the Report on School Districts; on
the petition of Rowland Ellis, trustee.
The orders of the day were taken up.
The unfinished debate on the bill in addition
to an act concerning days of grace on commercial
paper, was resumed by Mr.. Lord of Salem, and
continued by Messrs. PlImpton and Ashburn, of
Boston, and others, after which Mr.. Colt of Pitts
field moved the indefinite postponement of the
whole matter; and on this question debate was
renewed and continued at length, after which the
House came to a division, and the motion TO in
definitely postpone was negatlved by 113 to SO.
Mr. Stevenson of Boston, moved to strike out
all after the enacting clause, and substitute the
following
g When any Bank in this Commonwealth
shall discount any bill of exchange, draft, or
promissory note, which shall fall due on Sunday,
or on the 4h day of July, it shall not be legal to
charge interest therefor beyond The time when
the same shall be by law payable y
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y We recommend the following case to the
consideration of the Boston Courier. We see
queer things when "we look at hone,' don't we
Mr.. Courier?
MATRIMONIAL SPECULATION IN MIS-
SOURI,. A singular matrimonial bargain took
place not long since, in Missouri, in the vicinity
ofSt Joseph, which in our memory has not a
precedent. Two married men who lived near
each other, became, for reasons best known TO
themselves, dissatisfied with their wives, and
took fancy, each for the others spouse Mat
tiers being thus, the better-htlves were consulted
to change, and expressed themselves ready to
accede 10 any measure that would keep peace in
the family Each wife took her neighbor's hus-
band, and has since lived contentedy in her new
home,
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Saturday Reading.

BEAUTIFUL CHRISTIAN SENTIMENT
Gregory, of Nyssa, of the Greek Christian Faith
ers, and brother of BassiI, the Great. gives ex-
preston as follows, TO the softer and more pro-
found emotions Of enc who felt the mysteries of
Christianity:
When see every rocky ledge, every valley
and plain, covered with new fresh verdure, the
variegated foliage of the trees, and the Lilies on
the ground gifted by benefcent nature with the
combined attraction of odor and color; when
see the blue ocean at distance, towards which
the clouds seem to be floating on their way
through Heaven, my soul is possessed by mel
ancholy which is not entirely without enjoyment
When the fruits have withered away in autumn,
and the leaves fallen TO the earth, and the boughs
of trees, deprived of their green ganiture, wave
dry and shriveled, we are led instincvely in the
midst of the everlasting and regular changes of
Nature, to feel the harmony Of those wondrous
powers which inform all things. He who con-
templates them with the eye ofthe spirit, recog-
nizes the liltleness of men surrounded by the
wondrous magniicence of the Universal!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

THE BIBLE. How comes it that this little
volume, composed by humble men in "a rude age,
when art and science were but in their childhood,
has exerled more influence on the human mind
and on the social system, than all the other books
put together? Whence comes it that this book
has achieved such marvellous changes in the opin-
ion Of maLkind-has banished idol worship-has
abolished infaniicide-has put down polygamy
and divorce-exalted the condition of woman-
raised the standard of public moraty-created
for families that blessed thing, Christian home,
and caused It's other triumphs by causing benev-
client institutions, open and expansive, TO spring
upas with the wand of enchantmeni? What sort
of Il book is this, thai even the winds and waves
of human passion obey it? What other engine
Of social Improvement has operated so long, and
yet lost none of lis virtue? Since it appeared,
many boosted plans of amelioration have been
tried and failed, many codes OF jurisprudence
have arisen, and run their course, and expired
Empire after empire has been launched upon the
tide of time, and gone down. leaving no trace
upon the waters But this book is still going
about doing good, leavening society with its holy
notwithstanding the sorrowlul with its cOnso-
Strengthening the tempted, encouraging
the penltent-c calming the troubled sPrit-and
smoothing the pillow of death. Can such book
be the offspring of human gerus2 Does not the
vastness oGits effects demonstrate the excellency
of the power TO be OF God?