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In the Revolution, and in the late war
against Great Britain, We fought against foes
who were, only generation or two back, bone
OF our bone and flesh Of our flesh born BROTH
err, they were Of course our equals in all quail
ties OF manhood They had the advantage in
numbers, arms, and oil the appointments of
war; but the strength of the cause was ours
we had the right, and the Lord of Hosts was
with us But if we had been unworthy and
ncapable-if we had been poor in faith or
ieehng-poor in heart or hope-we would not
have been elected to the Office Of banner.bearer
In the army OF universal freedom. The covenants
OF Heaven are made with faithful men and a
people that falls away from it's worthiness is
rejected at last, though still beloved for the
fathers sakes. While ye think ye stand, take
ms Is great country, and it isn't all
fenced IN yet Very little Of it, in fact is SC
lar finished as to be ready for the first coat O.
, pant, All the wilderness Of the new world is
ours, Tor we alone can occupy it. The dwarfed
provincialism, north and south of us have nc
expansive growth in them French and Spanish
haven't the right kick in their gallon to match
US IN the race of empire. have no contempl
= LOT any OF Gods creatures; they all weave int
D the weo OF existence somewhere, or they will d,
Q ,or seNedge and fringes; but snowy and shah
u 1y Is bad mixture, to make up by themselves
l. ihey are not of the right stripe for democrats
they don't come up to the full measure of tn
Q American pattern.
Q tell yee, my dear fellows we have had tn
wool pulled over our eyes by the European wri
y tiers which We are all the time reading. O
l. course they know no better than to call Bona
. parte hero, and Wellington another for cor
l. quer'ng him. That will do for t'other side o
the water for everything is great or small b
comparison, But comparing themselves wit
v themselves they are not wise; and they don
n know enough to discern the true standard
o Heaven help them to better doctrine and die
= ihey wlil have such generals as Washingto
q ana Jackson when they have the same oooaso
% Tor them; and when they 20 TO fighting 4
n progress instead Of power, and organize the
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For Children and Sabbath Schools.

juno 23-4t No. 1874 William street, New York
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Very few per this country appear 10 understand
the precise character OF the revolution as il is called
in progress in China. Indeed j, would that
people generally really quite gnoran, of the &C.
tua stale OF things in all parts Of the Chnsse domnons
The people OF China truly "a peculiar people," and
their skill in ouiwt,ng the sagacous dpomats,s OF
the enlightened nations affords abundant proof OF
the fact.
very able discourse China and the Chinese was
recently delivered in this city by Rev Mr. Shuck who
has been for many years actively engaged mission
airy in the Celestial Empire He stated many interesting
facts which II would be well for our counrymen gene.
rally TO be acquainted with, especially with regard to the
present national excitement revolution in the East
MIR. Shuck staies tina, three years ago member OF
society order called the Triad Society," came
to Canton. and while there heard several o! the Christian
missionaries This man one Of the leaders Of the
rsvolted iorces His ideas OF religion quite crude
bat he hes enlisted many hard in bis ranks who
believe hin TO be possessed Of aimos, miraculous powers
His psosress comparatively slow; and it is the opinion
OF Mr. Shuck that il must continue be for some
time to come But he is also Of opinion that the war
should become general would be extremely sang unary
ia lie character. and probably end in the destruction OF
idolairy.
One remarkable feature 10 the present movement in
China the secret influence OF Russia Ii 10 known thai
the Chinese have sm'graed TO Russia in considerable
numssp; while, on the other hand. Russian resident.
and Russian Influence and felt in the heart of
Pekin. There 10 deep meaning in this.
HERMES
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington october 4, 1852
Information from United
following
Foreign Charity Hospital place since May
effects,
Thomas Corwin, of Bucss county, Pennsylvania.
A. D. Young Of FarmingtoR Maine.
David Gilman, OF New York.
Allen Margordad, of New Orleans.
VIM. sampson, OF Providence Rhode Island.
George Palmer, Of AdamsvIle, Pennsylvania.
Virgil Newman, New Hudson, New York.
Also, George Mcleod Of schohas Coun House, New York,
duplicate $50, Adams Co
collection.
And Pooman Of Dresden Ohio, who, short time before his
DEATH the Of several beqeathed his effects
to the protestant Chapeir in Panama.
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The French hIssIoS.-It il stated truly presume.
tina, Hon John Y Mason. Of vs na has been rendered
and has accepted the mission France The selection
be regarded forunste Besides occupying high
position sound republican in this country, his long
service and great abilities have given him reputation in
Europe which bu, few OF our public men erjoy
The country never more emnsntly represented
abroad than at this time All OF President Perces d.
pomaiic appointments have been Of high order. Lon
don and Paris the leading missions. and with Mr.
Buchanan in the one and MIR. Mason in the other,
national interests could not belrused 10 safer hands
The policy OF the administration in respect for
eign afairs has been sufficiently indicated convince
the country that IL will be thoroughly American We
are positive iha, the conduct Of Captain ngraham will
be approved by the government, it has been BY the
people, and this will determine in the eyes OF the world
that America will MAINTAIN her rights che understands
them We look with eager interest TO the reply OF the
Secretary OF State To the protests that have been sen,
hher by Austria Russia, and Prussia in the matter OF
the rescue OF Koszta That it will be a signaly
able State paper the mastery ability Of the Secretary
suiic,ent guarantee, and that il be full and triumphant
exposition OF American doctrine We feel perfectly
sured.
We shall be much disappointed il the United States
do attain rank among The nations before the close
OF the present administration, which will At once make
our power respected and feared hitherto
known. when American citizenship will be safe pass
port in every country and IN every cline.
lDsrsa Free Prem.
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TRUSTEES SALE, AND. BY ORDER or THE CIRCUIT
and handsome assortment Of nearly
Monday, October l0n, 10 O'Clock m,
Market space
Of deeds Of the delivery Of the
Maria French subscriber, by
OF circuit deed daed Attn day Of May 1852
dated be 6 May 1885, and bo, duly recorded
iumsa enecs Of
nent, viz:
rosewood French sofas, pao chairs
covered with stk brocaielle
Rosewood reception and other fancy chairs
Do marble top and other tables
Mahogany sidsbeards, dressing and other bsfesus
Preach bed<tcads and washstznds
One nae GOD foris nearly Of hne
aud tosch
large gilt French plate mirrors, - by
A large 10, Of iouet and other looking glasses
bfocatelle window aud ornaments
China, glass, crockeY which French
china and co6ee India china and other dinner
with large assortment Of cut and other glassware
Pine silver plated ptch~rs and
Pine velvet tapestry, Bfusseis, and other capeu
hziran mi feather pillows
20 paiaied cottage furniture, complete
large lot Of and painted be4ssaAs, bsresu ward
robes, washstands, tables. and o<hef chairs
Cirsado~s, chandeliers, gas barnsrs Esd hxsres
Of sock
such coffee arns, chain dishes, ssucspans, &C.
fbds aud Tong, 20 and hstures
With Of Kitchen furniture
of ESQ., go, credit
satisfactorily endorsed,
interest.
GREEN 1 sCofT,
oct5-d Auctsoneers.
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z,,et Mr. Buohanan's arrival in England 10 enter
-, ,bs duties Of his high mission, the American Cham
- q Cou,melee al Liverpool invited him TO psTske OF
A..oue, as mark Of respect and welcome upon his
...,atment a. minister 10 Londoa. Mr. Buchanan was
ed 10 decline the Invitation but, in doing So he
I,. no, hesitate 10 give u,erAncs 10 sentiments which
a, vubs this eller as model OF opso, straightforward
,uubesn feelings and sentiments Il is worthy Of Mr
Bao,ansa, worthy OF The American minister al the court
i s.. Jsiass. and worthy Of his county:
UsIrED STATES LEGATION.
London, Sept 8, 1893
s,s. have had tho honor 70 receive the resolution
aoo on The sOta uit by American Chamber Of Coa
msee st Liverpool. isviing mo to banquet TO be gwen
nv besn As mark Of respect and welcome upon my APP
ponlueat ~ minislsr Of the United States OF Amefca 70
England. snA requesting me 10 name day when WIN
host suit my convenience 10 attend.
Wass highly and gratefully aPpreciaiing this honof
,sct that il 10 i'm for ~i, due regard my
public dulies in London, to say when II al sh' e Aa
ry,ation could DO accepted rei, therefore,
respectfully decline IT, In doing ihis. ho~e'o. s
ASSURE them that no Ia either country estHa"' o'o
bi.h,v ,h.u myself ihe commence conducted between Law
s.posl and tho United States; and no man more ae,
desires at 1t m long continue 10 extend ise "a p'e
and prosperity, and TO confer muaM oe"'s 1foA ~"
nations
IN. married. in Inc worlds history seems al length to have
lived when mankind discovered thar narrow and
nn.t restrictions upon foreign trade most surely defeat
own object and when sshshness seil Is enlisted In
600, oi liberal policy. The phianihropis At the Same
s ,eioces in the knowledge that tho mutual depend
,.hicb commerce creates between is the
Of war by rendering peace the interest OF ALL
E NV own part firmly believe that the unsettled ques
- Known 10 exist between Great Britain and the Uned
Judged alone according the value Of the material
in worth ak months suspension Of
trade between the countries is therefore, great
~ ~ he desired that these questions should be speedily
hono.Ly and finally adjusted, and that hereafter both ma
,n, should enjoy smooth and coudess sky for
.naIy competition ia all the pursuits calculated to en-
tighten and bene M tho human race The greatest revoiu
n 40 ar q, the interest OF commerce and manufactures
/. concerned which has been commenced among
men is thar now apparently successful proRressn china
sboud this terminate opening free access TO mat vast
Of 800 GOO 600 OF human beings, the United States
.,d Great Bsitsin will have harvest presented before
them which, svon with all their energy, enterprise, ana
resources they viii scarcely be able to reap Then WIN
nobIe and generous rivalry aso spring up between them
which shsu contribute efectuay to promote the
c.u,e Of Christanity, civilization, and freedom among
this ancient and strange people.
With sentiments of great respect, remain your obe-
dent servant, JAMES BUCHANAN
WILLIAM BKowN, esq M. p, Chairman, &c-
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New Mexico.-Gov. Meriwethcr's Inaugural.
By our latest dates from Santa Fe we learn that quite
N animated canvass is going on in New Mexico for a
delegate 10 Congress The candidates are ex Governor
ane and Mexican priest, Don Jose Manuel Gal
lsgos.
Governor Merweher, upon entering upon his duties
as governor OF The Territory. delivered the following
nea, and appropriate inaugural address:
Fellow citizens Of New Mexico appesr before you
d.y by vssue of commission from The President OF The
In,,ed S,.tes which hold in my hand, appointing
me 10 IL o.ce OF governor Of this Territory and allow
me 10 plesut my ackno wledgmenis for this iaerng
cepton. In the commencement Of my administration
would distinctly understood that so long as The chief
stecuyc power OF the Territory may be welded by me-
no duc will be known between the different classes
into which this population may be divided The elevated
and the lowiy the rich and the the naiveborn c
and immigrant who has settle in midst.
re oil alike entitled The protection of the laws, and must
be held answerable to their behests.
will become my duty guard and protect, far lays
in my power Of each citizen, and that the
laws are enforced first viii all times afford pleas
ure and the may times become irksome and
painful duty but which must be performed at
cry hazard Ii win afford pleasure TO contribute my
ards the development ofhe OF the Terri
tory With her wide and expanded plains her genial and
,,uous climate her mineral and
position. il bat ourselves, the day is no, far
distant when New Mexico claim her position a. an
equal glorious ssterhood OF States composing the
American Union To accomplish this end, however, it be
comes Necessary that there should be united and harmo
noas action the part Of the several Departments Of Tho
territorial government, well the military OF the
general government stationed here and, above ALL tina
sboud receive all proper occasions the cordial sup
por, Of the com immunity at large.
stranger in . strange land, am aware that unaded
my feeble psh but Little towards the prese
walton oforder and the enforcement oflsw but relying
do upon mes OF Divine Providence, and the aid and
assistance Of the several coordinate Of the gov
emcn together with that Of the virinous and intelligent
potion OF the community, now the laws OF the
land must and .bsli be impsrtialy enforced.
Having heretofore taken the oath prescribed by law,
now enter upon discharge OF the d. OF the Office
governor OF New Mexico
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~ ohA6N q oNOTTs AuceA00ecre.
rHkEE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND I1Ts AT AucTtos-
Ga "ednesdsys The 5sA ,ut
premises sehet, stofy frame
houses, ADD n.e oe winch Of
qssrc No fv7 having acLss o. ~ .ecl
between and streets south The eoaan 6ve rod Nd
arranged
alley. -
balance t~el,. non,h.. .A.
bcarins
FROM Of sale deed yisea Of us, laken
ifue in5'spaasie. GREEN SCOTT,
oet1-d Aacuonoers.
ny GREEN = SCOTT. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III wedaesds 5h vi October, shall SELL
Mrs Wbitwei the
occupied I'd
mediateiy Of Adams Co.'S Express Once, consng
part Of
Mahogany sofas paror arm, and rocking chairs
DO dressing other
DO marble centre dtnng, and tables
Maple aud walnut chairs
Bedsteads, wsrdsokcs, washsAnds, tables
Feather beds and bsddiag
PaIioI and window and
PaIor, passage, STAIR and chamber cal
China glass, and cfockery
Twenty day clock
Solar, hall, and other lamps
Andifons, shovel, topgs. and tenders
Air tight and other
With good general kitchen requisites.
OF under Us, S25 a credit Of
for satisfactorily bearing
tefesL
GREEN 4 SCOTT
Oct I'D AuctioneeSs.
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UALUA BILE Private S~ie--we have for psi-
vaisshIe farm, lying shout three miles from
Ce~Se Market ecnsniss ssc., iee acres. ssos which are
wusered The husnes cosssst o.
good dwens and al other necessary ou' hsdse win
For furthes
uculsr, iresre of the Subscribers r.r.v . .eo---
Oct l-Nsv4v Aurtoneess.
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BuyrALo, Oct "A terrible gale occurred yesterday on
Lake Erie wreck the lake the Canada
shore. with three mes cuzing 10 The The
Nj flower fired 90 assistance but the
high lhat IL deemed imprudcnt f,f her
The wreck was afterwards with only one man
upon IT, lie-boar subsequently, his assist
ane
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NEw YoGK Oct 4-Flouf-saes Of 1900 bbls al ~ ~
81 for State and 80 81 ~ VI for Ohio and southern
sales Of 90 900 bushels $50 1853 cents for west
ern white I4S cents for and 1853 100 cents for
Gene see. Corn steady.
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N Esega.siy r-v~ssheA1Bs~ss fsv R~ns--A ho~ss
es.ny cospaes~iy fwnsshed pascvss
ing rooms, and lighted with for The
I'll the so- hsvsas been osiy sghs
nssnshs.
Isqair- street, Arss sosss q Tsss.
l--A0
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NEW FALL oOODs-I Just opened my fall good, eos-
IN sisting Of
Bonpess ribssds, inces, euseroAeries
Kid, sik, thread, worsteA gloves
0mps, brssds kustons and velvet tsnmnnss
Dress caps, isfasU eusro4Aered ard fancy
EveHing head dress and
Hss1kerchefs bonnet ascy Aowers
WreSths, roses, and for eveniag CAPS
And gcnds whscb invite
ths ladies 10 call and examine.
A. TATE.
Peanaywsais svease, between 10th and la stssss
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DOOms OR BOARD.-airs. N. WILSON has several fur
II nishsd and rooms which she will ~ith
without board cestra and commissioners Penn
svIvapia avenue nd street, Oct SEQ
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ALsasI Oct 4--The Chevslier Hulsemann arrived her
yesterday and had long interview with Secretary Marcy
Il was rumored that Koszia be released cond
lion that lac should return TO tho United States.
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Wash,ngtos sepsember 4s lass.
THE volunteers OF regiment brigade District
Of Coumba efrrcise and revisw,
law al O'clock "wednesday, 18th
being day appointed Bnssd'sr General weshmsn
par.se and b~ics
British and the conclusion Of
ssp-ce4 legion will be reviewed by the Major
esal In Chief
raah ana Ale provided rounds Of cartridge
and will assemble respective companies
regmena parade front Of the Gig Hall precisely the
mentioned
! BY order Of Col VIM Hickey
LII. MiDDJETON,
Gets AAjatsst