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Ar,i.a, OF the Steamship nliao,s.

The United States Nail steamship Illinois, Cspt.
Harss,eine, U 8. ", arrived here yesterday. She
lef. Aspirwal On the evepiny of the "a inss., and
arr'nd at Quarantine at Alfpast two o'clock, on
the afternoon Of the 10TH She brings the Cali Ornia
uails Of August l6th-$8ss,93 in gold dus; on
freight, and 4O7 passengers.
The steamship Philadelphia, due ct Aspinwall
frcm New Orleans, had not arrived when the Illinois
left
The 1st int. was celebrated by the citizens OF
New Granads n honor Of the adoption Of q new
cont futon which was to go into effect on that day
and BY which pany important changes are made 10
the administration Of pu6lic affairs.
Tie health Of the Isthmus goo |, and much less
rain tell in the month of August, than Is usually
periebced during that portion Of the wet season.
There have BEEN no late arrivals at Aspinwall,
with the exception Of the schooner PcTel, Of Bald
more, which arrived on the 1st inst,,) although
several vessels are nov over DUE Brig Balance
from New York, had been out some 40 days, and
fears are felt r her safety.
Sept 9th. Hugh Young, aged 81 years, laborer
frcm the Panama Railroad died Of chronic diarrhna,
Oh board the Illinois, and was hurled at sea.
We are inds bt-0 70 Mr.. Pur-er Mitchell, and Wells
& Fargo's ex ,ress for papers and news.
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ma s.e AHnk. .

vuR srAssBp sor1BRSsn Fl m GALVESTON, arrived
yesterday bringing payer, FROM that city in advance
:. IN al
IN ~iEAxsmP HERsAsN. TO- Bremen, VIA Southampton
I'll ,ort y sierdas, - h 10 pa.-sosers
iaR HAcr 9rIrrsn CLIPPER GuDrso 5rAR
Ard Beros OFFER AnrnrnuIE These two vs-sss
et 5 %. q, 'or.tae. on the 3lst a July To-
3 gsb5 The Gnioh ~, bound 20 Lvsrropl, arr we'd
tee ob 49, 6tn oit ard tor Anpnitn'e. bouod 10
ioeeop arrived = Deal on the 25ts mt Toe latter has
trus lo-' to- rac..
INV snP 1bB.TrR This -oseu asent ship Of 900
fcrs men, oomnsrdsa by Capt l.. D ,ntiog
sris.d = this por, yssvId morning, 10 tov OF me
lsvst Sd cspf. fbs- Hazard 10 tns uopreoe
srsd ,hort ssqs Of ~ oo,r- from dosk doch die
-hous SsT Nib. To- Webster - noble soscl psn
efrsvsi architecture. 20. boooc o Der builder Mr.
Go Rayte.. ~ Portsmouth sbs gas bsiit Ia toe
Lvrrgoo, m. ~ scA.ts Owned ~ our 81 or pri. ipg
cha u ns-rs sptao 0, i-st zoo Ia connection
-itn me ship, D.y C.ooup ana O'isnt
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LATE rIpx VENEZUELA BY the bark Casanovs Captain
stsrsucs arrived this morning from Narssaioo August
2cth learn that be evolutionary party in vsoezue
crpseque Of wait Of suooess, had soaadoned the
-ar Tue ,rosps disnsudsd in gres. me4sure AMI
y vessels aiken for service during tho deliver
~ up 70 their respective Nos much s,ofdsase
rsposd in IN. present government BY tt pc pie Ia
~ ersl although .ppr-, entertained Of
renewal q ho-,ihsies TIE treasury ply and
the government obliged u iodvidusi hams
% ce-y its exp~n Sons Of the organs o. the govern
men, imputed he Iars destruction Of Cnmana BY an
sqo.ss YIN. interpolation, ., the city at that
pesry quite IN the possession u the rebels
Bs,nsts very dul The health u The country vas
Bpiy g'od
TATE IRON Pho JAsFIro The clipper shp Eagle Capt
FsrsD from Ro j.. Giro Aox 7, arrived this morning
eports the market dol. cofstnish, and freights.
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Police senlxusrce-
CAPTURE OF JAMss DUNN The FUGITIVE FROM
SING State

SING SING STATE PnIsoN.
james DuDD Do coas'cs IN" escaped IRON on4
taken yests rdAs morning . non Ten strs-t Vhe
arrest was mad. BY M Aodr~~s the ~ssd-d ct
Wasbbu md hsIer U, tn officers forcing OPEN
toe d, of The apartment ~he The conv,os ~AS
the - sst out vas csotu I'd ~ or hs has run halt
block It win - recols that Duon Il the convict
~ho ecaped ovtn. acre Of an India raooer sppsr>tus
which stsd 'hs surface II the water whils be Walk
ed ur der water the bresthisg through an
India rubber ps ches 10 The dca above and this
psp, OF he a.fed ire aus d d cxp~d Dunn " ouiy
abon. twenty years Of age md csd 70 tne-
soppent for life cn.gs II brig sry tn No hrst DE-
gree perpetrstsd IN chnaDd c'nnsv staten Issand.
He had been 1T the Hue 1T his cape ABOUT egoteeo
Charge Of Embesslerrent Officer Crawford, q the
third ward yesterday Atts nooo r-s ed youn& man
named Ema6Le Demsr. eerk IN he employ OF William
A,cb~T, rat Ne $40 GIesD s'ch stest, on coargo
+ 60 b. zz, FROM hr plo,s Sl8 and upvards % Va
riOur times Yeste day ira -sr TO casca the 80
crsd Q person 81 by NJ archer TO the st0es
who yurchs, I'd bst aud umbrella valued 10 Al ~ vO.
The red old the srics- returned - to hs sopIoy.
~ and p,,csr,e the nsl.pcs Mr. Archss asked hua
what b. had ed when he reprd bat out did art nan.
cold hen ssnt tor Ard the umbrella pro-
d.ced u evidence OF ths sa'e
The Accused taken be'O Justice Bcgart, who
charge
r. ron Board the Ship Mortimer Licngston Captain
police, yeste d.y sfsrD"on q r-ssd three seaman on
b s,d the .nio Mo- timer Living ston charged With
sh,Dg Ievait end attempted ns my on board said
ship. Their names are JOon 8.o John Watkins ana
,he sbird ~cnd Tot give br aud the nagstxA .
c*l'eo HIM JcbD Doe Ths 6-st uamsd prisoner, called
Bro~D IL wh. Doerusd in ihs 1T.
tsck Oh the Fourth ward police .os 20 years ago, In
which CiaIb another sailor k,l -d DO Gillespie
win car, 'ups ard sas noreq ~ e1sca ted for ths
r,urter TIE h &c pri oDer- 10 this made des-
psrate attach the mae and sea0nd mate, pareuad
them with hIsss and drove ta-n iasc 'hs cabin, Tbs
pr,rpers taker be- ore Ju.tic Bog2rt Who com.
mitt@d them to the Tmos to sais the action OF the
United States Court.
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Marine Co ort.
Before 400 j o. =. Ia N DsOn.


LIABILITY FOR SHIPPING BOY UNDER AGE.
broua ~ the plaintiff CAB IT m~ser inst the de.
fen6 ant the ksecer of eosoipe for hAy eutp.
PED spd shipped h,s ,a I eco years OF age
. sxiier S,hcut the kn ,wl-dg, oou cat o. tha
parents II p@nfed from th- OF Gilbert Weeks
shear Of tha = DstiSr Snut hat he o4ted 81 the
6efepd~ ~ ciotbns W. stra,s sho I'd OF
AuRrtt ed bin II hs bad ped Wy DAno0
of Robert Rcbe BED hiU IL the coy had gone
ssy be said h did ot think ~ mad and that the
he # The no, wOulo pay SIS be would set him back
asb~d him no he knew it. her b~v; he answered
that be confident # it, sb- pac $i8 10 Mr. Hit and
he to have the boy ut oiDs 'cs Oh OF thursday
following and II The DID not couo back he
tO return the money 20 her bov did 90 Nc
back Hit yer der leave ths monAv With him
few days kpg-r. he defendant HI. . United states
flag out q his shop. he ht-os tsior's cloth.
ing store. Another eitpsss psed Joho DIX, depnsed
that be kbsw ba,t Yoopgs vent with him to
Hits the 9th OF July hs bst ~csn sevsnssan
ard eighties years of Robert ed To 60 TO sea,
and spoke privs'ey to Hill, Hut agreed to shio HIN
that day the next aDO he told Robert co ont ON
blue shirt and said be d-csved in that shi
sD old sailor f there; hs 'od bm then IN TIC his
nsckerchief hs esi orr he momsot and
returned and laid 1t all ight Robert reoevtug
IS week 1T busire,s told Roberts mother about II
ard che felt very bad ~eot ~ Hut and asked him
Robert bad gone to DO said b. oad OF; young man
this morning. he (H,t) ssd he gone . shsrtos
voysge, and might not be OK or Twelve or eighteen
months or Pc, hsos three years
The judge Judgment for the plaintiff for 6lOOs
and remsrf ed 'ha. IT. had bssu proved that dssoda
knew the boys 2areDt resided 10 The city ne WOO give
verdict against him for the full jarisoic ION o. tho
Court.
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MUmrR ~ GfFsss MAR NosFoLK.-Yester-
90 soltirg lUfBs hsts ius ss0'tss, sseGsa sno
"a - ffcetti sffiFd "a tets counIy wsa fouod %
n, 00n.s q n n ~ = ut~ from M ~ y mo-, bra
ftils n4urfs "a lie Uncovered y,os m Q vert
1s@ pass b, ,,ns sehoN ADsp s6o, No. h va ~
n bee en- 10 - th- fsfm H- a1psassd o. o.
n n, 20 ,e.rs ~ sge sns drs~-.d spgar-i
sticb b. tba si.ay- s9err A 81 oDsr 90 nm-
~ .y fprnn 20 ~ al rgu~stb.1 ovss 81 ~ q
s.tdict %, tb.r bi. se.ta " tsos- fr
e'pt 70 tie ts1d- soms p~ssoo - O-rHooa ussnoso
"a ID. Joy" Itv Do uns~a 'sa De nnrd- 81 NJ I.
ssrs ~ ysrs rss,ssr tis' .ish,i mis- dep
IONS ,o The r.,ssb bod H,s forshe~d ssg-sr-d "a
Rave bsss sskso - ny ssssy v~s.oa Fr~ssrseA
- Ter, sne Jscxb Hsrn-D b~,us ht bsfys tb~
nAysy, eAaynsa vrh ~ mas6o -Nc1fp& IvA So
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n, ookiyn City Inr~IIIgec &C.

VALUE OF REAL ESTATE IN KINGS COUNTY.
Tn. ing statement OF the valuation Of
real In Kings county for the 1853 with tho
increase the previous year. pre- ented to the
Bare OF Supervisors yesterday, AID on moton, con.
firm -
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here or At Washington. Hundreds of indepen-
dent papers all over the country viii do him
justice. and the approval Of one Of these will
be worth the slaver Of dozen mercenaries.
II be have reason to fear that he cannot retain
his hold Of the public affections, hiring public
writer to puff and bedaub him with praise will
only hasten the contamination he il striving
to avert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-11
CITY POLITICS.

Election OF soyt ehsn De ~ osrats 70 the syria
s~se Convention.
The folnwine are additional returns Of the soft
shell election which was held on Friday evening
We append also lit Of the delegates elected
PIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
sssG. Of the Ps gaze: o. the First and s
~
,,h ',.s ..sf Oh. following prosuable and rssoia-
wl.sa ,ls ssnorr.e, Of the First Assembly d,s'rs.
s. s,
:. sss q. S'S r.
Committee Com s.I.n"sny bail; slevsicrs :. '.' a'-
IT. e g. in sn.sn
s
Oliver Cba,ok chosen delegate to me Syracuse Con
MICHAEL DORIAN. JR.. sso'y.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONTEMPORARIES
AND SIXTH WARDS.
Of sssgstss 70 the above so me
IL ~ 20 calf Of tho
raj Ccnni.'ss held At Ta~~.Iy hall on rhIrsaay
". elected Char M John Qun of the Sixth ward
ON n:sion Thona: Monroe Of the Third ward! W: nm IN
Assembly b..ro. in .h. Convention, to be held At
'''''''' W ''' '''n 'A''AA P. q MALoNY, Chairman
JoHS QuIs. Secretary.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.
tenth par.a s % general oSnmssse
TsmmsIy HAIL. cid ct the house OF Thomas starr Third
the 10th Of September 1888 the following gentle
pres.nt-
join Payne,
Jsmss y cod.
JobA Not ps1er,
AlexA, Ger Gibson,
kaY'ct bste,
Ben janin Fairohili,
.1h,mAsJ PluEenrother,
John , ssab,
lin city Webster,
Jsrep ish GsbAn.
n.is the following named gentleman was eleo sed
"a delegate 20 the ~ aeuse Con renti
IN motion the fellow', rxcln ions ver adoptsd =
hat re- Il to
pies pycclAimd In the inaugural address President
Pierce the compromise ~ i0 i.oludny faithful and
IRON pt execution o. the Fuli'ive slave law
kesolvd That reain und'mbisheo oHdence in the
Hon william Marcy lcoting upon him .. the nobest
ZOE ~ ths ALL primo pleS
full public sryice. 80,
ived, That ve hereby nomlnae the Hon Fernando
the delegate TO represent this assembly d tet In
ID. state invention having In fis large xperience and
Devotion TO tho de ocr.tic party sntee that h will
that euty With credit to himself and to hi
eons,itIests b. p FAIRC aILD, Chairman.
CHAs. BoIcE, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC HARMoNY.--Talk Of Jullien's
band it is all moonshine compared with the
harmony Of the New York democracy, includ-
ing the various organs, hards aud softs sharps
and fats Could anything be more beautiful
than the two sets Of city delegates elected to
Syracnse-the one headed by that hard butt
ender Mike Walsh, and the other by that dexter
GUS and fascinating soft she'll. John Van Buren,
the Princc-the true Prince Of the new dynasty
OF Tammany Hall? Nothing could be more har-
monious The variations of Yankee Doodle are
ridiculous, ard the Carnival of Venice, 6asso
rciitro. on the big fiddle Of Bottesini, is fool
to it that is 70 say, to the democratic medley
which will be played a. Syracuse by the re-
united democracy of two or three hundred per-
formers.
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The ID recso . Of A.s.,Us.sioa for enc ExA
st ~ rs IL 81 'Ss ss.
Some chances md aaeoI viii .ereaftsr from time "a
s.y s inc &.
% Re % ri.
saying that in All sts branches I. ~ FAR the
sountIy .sd they believe it viii f.vofsS, With
SisRls foreign sr and tho Of the SKIN Of
The |schaniasl sk and tao ndr trial energy
s:,s ss:s "rs: 80
*. ..s :s
nyit. shs ilos smsrs.o sSs pressos
,:,.: h.s been and !. 4, ,,,sy win sos IN
The fiSaisssn S q December next.
Alfred PeIL J,hnston Livingston,
G GsS s, asSy.s.s, VIII S,sS;
Bern r L. .ss.%, yss .us. am,
james =. Hamilton, T. W Eomonds,
'''. '''''''f a1oDoss 81 SwicK, President
CHAs 4 Anderson Iressnrer
LAsAs c. sTuAsr. acting Secretary.
Once or me Associ.si,.. for tho Exnibssson
the Indn.sry Of al hAtors seotem a~y 1853 Notice.
the las to s,s he s, q
On the sizah svenue satrsbca
Duncan. sss;m.s Co. ' no" A''' '' the ''' OF As's
cs ANDERSON Trsssu,.s
Msgn,hc.ns Colo, cd On."e reotypes for
s'' isIpsss f e
to isoure a good hke,s.s Csfaad SEQ sis Broadway.
Best D.g". rreosy Pr 5 fos Twenty. i've Cents.
400 taken daily, hy hOLMss, REFS 4 co, No. 2so
ye Of D.sue.ee,yps bats Comb ping toy % sexsaos
o. style w.t. that otr most des ,ssls qnsii.y
they are us.ppyoaclsbs o. C.,,h.P opp..iss Chambers
streets, and cctner Chatham and Pearl streets.
Fine Gold Watches,
Imp r.sr Pd....s
Diamonds NJ Whu.e.aIo and Retail.
r riss Io .,s At ss k Esr carat.
% ''d DAVID RAT. Importer.
Jsvsslry NJ M.nusacsa, err Prices.
Rich D.: ..'piS. 10
FACTORY ssi srosdeay.
Few sorcs -. The His Of IN. HI. .sasls
0I:s w., M, ns'1 by 10 This .sg "a:
ieen her eenesr' Ro. the o.t Row the sosiD
dfP sSs S ms sno ~ mr. wsssS
Ss: L.: s$ 1ss 'ssS
LIST named pi.ces sung tightly by tn. So~ Orleans
s''sn'a'r win sf'a' uJes s sroasw.y
The Business ne Grse.'s 40 1 Asso, .s,.se.
inows no ass.n.t is not busy line to-day and doll
tim to Tut confirm ring eth bs
ginning demand for the superb shirts snufao-
tpv.d In ths country The orders d. not dropptng
they stream In.
New Far Dry Gocas Tho Laoies Will find
Of the hes. Of ~ Good. 10 tDa
city at bITCHCuCR LEA a1Eu's, A1 Bro ID ~sJ,
corner Of Leonard r,et ihcy bsvs just ,svd
voices Of silks French msrinos Partisan piads ch fall
de LANES and oasmerss and other style Of fall asd
winter dry goods
Brooks, Mt mis- Nsw score, SIS Bro.d way,
and Brooks az bic old establishment. $50 fulton street bids
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BROAD way have received aud op,nins tn. rau
syles Of rich ana olesnut
consisting Of rich B"nYasso
careet medallion, seo.rs and aHdee border
Asng any carIt ever ~ ti countyJ ed.ios velvet,
toluet ster tapestry Bruses ssspsss al
rsdes OF cheaper oapt usuay iound carpet storos
also, oiloieths In great vnragy sale
alt nm
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earl street are nw pepatee b. EXHIBIT their tall stylss
onipis6a onic desrabio Of rich vel
Ist tpeetry Brase'c three ply ard ugrsn osrossinsa
SnRlsh 3Mn 10 ue. oil aut' ard xo,dr p~f
'lnnR 70 the tfsdo all ~ which they oaeri4 ct pleee
iaAt challenge oohpeilt,un
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cline has ny fir ntr " merit estabish~d
tpneda cow. poteio hisapt easy the st
interruptions public deuce IL its value
srd so d opponents OF eel uurvae seeing paaniass
~ that ais hood vhopy t. ctaa to pab-
from buyir tic beet and fy really good mhohia e.
NJ 5INGsa& co as Bro.d ~sy.
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sewing mssbi"es --Asnsdss sne os..rs.isn
upop this subject IL 10 elesipg 10 hss~ tier "a on
uaattpe Of substantial mort. child sss sfoS vsas
~ithsut repairs ald ts ths best %
iss i win b fssAa ~ GROVER BAK1B T.
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The et,opolitan Institute . bspdscme building in
Montgomery Ala occupied BY r Fl Ms4ns . semi
nary, II In reoGrted dss royal b. drs fsS days
sgo. Il Osped bv ths Rev A L OroDnah former
y Of Baltimore and under lease for 81, 100 Per
mum. 1t was not insured.
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me srssmpuent 10 tate place at Utica next wash
sariss ssosy fair, ~sll astssSt large mn aoer
psY.sss tDs city a. wsn Soubs not b quite In
'sre-,sps rvs:vs uniformed ooopasss viii b IN esme
NJ ays ~ - sSv1uwsa - ~ 0ovMa0
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and BROOKE az old 80 FutDn street bids
'a to obtain the OF tue boat AID akug ba-
ut Ills location 4. lust
the mnun point TO the Of bio
por,on this city tends, and his ct Of g.n.lsmeas
boots shoes and Faters, as as1 OF lndis misses .nt
hoys gear Of all descriptions, unsurpassed "a.
IuIDa
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one Of the hes. assortment of F Dry Good, 10 tDis
city at hlTCHCuCR LEaABr a1Eu's, AI Bro.dSsS,
corner Of Leonard stret Ihey bsvs just ,sv-d
voices Of silks French msrinos, Partisan pads ch fsI
de LANES and oasmeres and other style u fall asd
win dry goods,
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orR coxprror1rn,s Rrpoar.-our city tax |

Our COxPTHOLLER's REP0Rr.-Our city tax
PAYERS will find the annual report of our Comp
ucller, VIII Oh We publish this morning, sub
Of fact articles Of dollars and cents from be
ginning to end and from first 10 last is striking
~ suggestive of increased taxation for the
future. Among the expenditures, the small
item OF three hundred and twenty thou
said five hundred and seventy-One dollars
and forty-nine cents, (S322,57l 40 for clean
ing the streets, will astonish our fellow citizens,
who have been laboring under the delusive
idea that our streets have been deplOrably
dirty oil the time The item Of tour hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for the Almshouse,
it also somewhat startling. when we consider
it in connection with the numerous beggars
upon the streets. The aggregate, exceeding
ate enough. The service pays well at that
price. Upon the whole we are not beyond the
reach Of hope-the case is not 80 bad as we had
feared it would turn out to be. But there is
an immense margin indicated for "retrench-
ment and reform"-immense and it is to be
hoped that, overriding all party considerations,
our tax payers will take the subject OF our city
expenditures into their own hands, and do
something to cut down these appalling millions
of debts and expenses. Read the report.
CELEBRATION OF MEXICAN VICTORIES
England is giving to the other divisions Of the
country . very proper, example and one well
worthy of imitation 1t is the eOmmemoration
of some of the brilliant victories which our
army attained in the Mexican war. Some
weeks since we had occasion to notice the cele-
bration in Hartford of the anniversary Of
the days Of Contreras. We now find that In
the City Hall of the same city grand mill
tary and civic ball is to be given to the officers
and members of the Ninth or New England re-
gment- Pierce's brigade-on Wednesday even
ing next, in celebration Of the capitulation Of
the capital Of Mexico. The public generally are
invited to attend without other special invita-
ton than the published announcement. We ex-
pect that the celebration will be avery brilliant
and attractive one. Bravo. Hartford!
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fnows s,ss'b-It IL not busy inc to-day and doll
tim to mo row tut confirm ting eth bs
ginning demand for the q, superb shirts snufso-
tpv.d In ts country The orders dropp,ag ia
they str an In.
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THE PASTORS ALL RETURNED AND REsUxNG
THEIR DUTIES Each Sabbath day for the past
month or more has witnessed the opening OF
one or more houscs Of worship in New York
which had been closed during the summer ab
sence in the country Of congregations and p,--
tore. To-day will see the re-opening OF the
rest. Next Sunday we suppose there will
not be single church in the city so Giro I'M
starcfd in which divine services will not be
celebrated.
In noticing this subject week or two since
We gave expression to our hope and belief that
the clergymen generally, in resuming their
spiritual connection with their focks. wolli
avail themselves of the appropriate opportnni
ty 10 make collections in their several churche
for the relief of our suffering fellow creature
OF New Orleans. We rejoice that the intina-
ton was in most instances acted on. Aud W
hope that the churches which will welc ,me
back their pastors to-day will also contribute
literally towards the same philanthrop object
Some Of them, indeed have publish d notice
that collections for such purpose will he made
to-day. We may particularly mention in tn,
category the Jewsh synagogue 10 rfolk
street And, In doing So we must not neglect
paying our well-deserved need of praise t.
the congregation Of Greene street synagogue
who contributed last Sabbath three hundred
and twenty five dollars to the same benedcent
cause Men brethren. and Christians, be not
overehadowed in the practice of good works by
he unbeIieving Jew. Remember, he that
giveih to the poor leDdeth 70 the Lord" AID
We might add. with Dean Swim He that
likes the security, down with TIE caAhp
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
CENTRAL HOUSE.
THos. BURTON. PROPRIETOR

June lst.--D Davidson; G u Brown and lady,
81 Anthony; Jackins, do; Gihl!an, SILVIA
ter.
2id.-G W Thampson LIE Suenr; I.ynke. New
Britain, CT; f II Whitaker, Pt Douglas; q A
Brown, Akron Ohio; c c Shaflcr, 81 Paul; i A
Bell, Indianapolis Ia; McClelland, DO; J Carrin,
Great Valley N Y; c kmb;Il, Osceola o; G Cross,
do; A Myers, do
Sd.--G w Thompson, LIE Sueur; Dennison.
Saltwater; o ID Bolton, do; Mr. Bacon, do; J ii
Day, - Paul.
4,h.--Rey J C Brown, Valparaiso Ia; J w Man
ter, New Sharon Me; ID Srnaey, Monmouth Ills ;
W : BARLEY, Galena; /. II Griffin, lady and daugh-
ter, Boston Mas; NJ Phillips, Gaiena; David
Day, Long Prairie.
5ih.-Mr Case, ST Anthony; J II Stevens. do ;
o 4 Camp Do; Nj 'rrudor, do; VI Phes, Galena,
BARLEY, do: D c Hawkes., Albany Ills.
6th.-C RivLber, st Anthony; A Mircs, do; J
Carson, do; Crop, DO; Giipatrick, Ossian
y y; \ X Bellou, Granger Y.
Tth.--J BGihtd. Prescott Wis; J James; A
BaiIly and fhmiv Wahashaw; NJ Dunn and family =,
Galesburr. Ills; W Holcembc, Saltwater; Done,
Beverly Mass; L Leucr, Manchester n II; I X
Fai ham, Biide.ord Me; 4 N Connel, n Y; J Il
Pinkerton. Toledo O; G " Thompson, lie Sueur;
j Fletcher; " McGraw, Chicago; Capt Hocombe:
w E Daylcy, ST Croix Falls; A Allen, st Anthony;
W Wells, kmnsey.