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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-15
CPRING STOCK.-I am now in RECENT

~ 1NO p ~ -. ttII " IIO" III icCciPt
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS and UMBRELLAS. deem it needless
to particuarze suffice it to say that my stock COM
prses all the styles of Goods and from the most
approved manufacturers of all the Northern Cities to
which invite the attention of purchasers assuring
them that no pains shall be spared to please them
~+ JOHN THOMPSON
No 27 Main s+raat
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hRESS GOODS AT GREATLY RE-
~ DUCED PRICES.-We have still on hand
large assortment of Fancy Goods, such as Plaid,
striped and fancy summer SILKS; Fancy BEREGES,
TISSUES and HERNANIS; Organdy HDKFS, COL
LARS and SLEEVES; Lace SHAWLS. POINTS and
sSCARFS. Together with the general assortment
usually kept in dry goods store all which we are
offering at greatly reduced prices.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
l3 FAIL Snuare
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

" IlOINIh CLN NIhdL hAIINOAD.
PLASTER.-At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on
18th july 1885, the following resolution was adopted
viz
Resolved That Plaster is not to be deposited on the
Companys ground until ready to transport it, unless
the owner takes the risk of any loss that may occur
copy from the Minutes of the Board of Directors
j. GARRETT,
jy 2S-2m Secretary
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CEASONABLE GOODS.-Our assort

SEASONAbIE GOODS.-Our aSSOrt-
~ ment of Goods is still very great. and call the
attention of purchasers to Stock-Plain and Fl
cured Black aad Colored SILKS; Black Grapes Bonn
bazines and ALPACAS; Orgsndie MUSLINS, JACO-
NETS, LAWNS, BEREGES, GINGHAMS, BE-
REGE DE LANES, SC. &c, in DRESS GOODS:
also, HDKFS. HOSIERY, and GLOVES of all kinds
FANS, COLLARS and CHEMIZETTES; Muslin
and Cambria TRIMMING. &c. Our stock of DOMES-
TIC GOODS is also good. Being anxious to reduce
our stock offering bargains.
HaRTWEII e.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
HUGH R. PLEaSANTs, Editor.
las. A. cowARDIN. pKorRlr roR.

TIE DAILY DISPATCH Ia served to subscribers
=. stx ANp ocARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable 20
~ Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. 81 year in
ssysnee The WEEKLY DIspATcR Is issued every
E-;ssy and mailed to subscribers at 81 per
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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriI

WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber
w having a large quantity of WOOD TO dispose
of, has found it convenient to take yard for that
purpose.
nue. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
9. 9. Herring, ESQ.,, Messrs. Reeve Blair, James
D: shelton, ESQ., or at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention
oAh WOOD, which he win sell at the market price.
ia ls-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
Am now receiving the best lump COAL
- - from the Midlothian Pits which will deliver at
~ cents per bushel; mixed COAL from the same Pits
e IL PEI nashei Black Heath lump at 20 cents
per pusnet payable on the LIST of January next Or
aeIs lett ct my Office l4th street. near Mayo's
aa ssw sH % attended to GHagg%g;s GRHFGanggtly
O. b: LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
STOCKS bought and sold on Commiss;an ~.
mS9sss E4s Rrcs Baid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
LT- Prize Tickets in ali Lotserie, sold q, ra..
under the msnagement of r.. France & Co. viii he
promptly paid By me and all inquiries relative 10 tbe
nushess OF NJ, n; France Co. addressed to them nt
Richmond, viii meet with prompt attention. ~ -
my C. b. LICK
MI MARTIN SMITH, STOCK. LAM
Nls WARRANT AND GENERAL AGFNcv
Office l4th street. old stand for many years occun;ed
by John NJ. Clarke as . Lottery Office. The highest
rants and Land Warrants under the act of Septeber
28 1850 All outstanding Prize Tickets sold by III.
Clarke viii be redeemed BY the subscriber.
NJ. MARTIN SMITH. Aren't
N. B.-Persons at distance can obtain any infor-
nation relative to the old business and have their
ders faithfully and confdentally executed By address
M. MARTIN SMITH, General Agent,
my 3l--dSm Claxks's old stsnd, 18th st.
E00 BBLS VERY SUPERIOR White
saa 1- = - " MACE j WINSTON.
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber
~ situated at Mechum's river, the present terminus
of the Virginia Central Railroad has accommodations
for twenty or thirty boarders. His house, beds and
furniture entirely new, his well ventilated
are entirely new: his well ventilated the sur
rounding country healthy and delightful Every ex-
ertion will be made render his guests comfortable
Terms moderate, and made known application.
WIN. GRAVES.
MEcHUM RIVER, May 25th, 1858.
my 26--dtf
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All ORE DUCK COATS-NEW, HAND
NA SOME AND LIGHT-We have this morning
received by steamer Roanoke, another lot of those
handsome DUCK FROCKS for hot weather; also
large lot of plain and figured white DRILL PANTS;
white Marseilles VESTS, &c. The hot weather
Goods % are now coming in every week Call at No.
102, Main street.
je q KEEN CHILES g. BALDWIN,
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sHEAP PAINTING OIL.-1500 gallons
cheap PAINT OIL in casks and barrels. for using
Win sliyers any Fire Proof or cheap Paint IL Is
trifiing cost.
Aiso loo bbs. Silvers Fire Proof Paint-the best
and cheapest article ever used
BENNETT 4 BEERS Druggists,
Jy and Sole Agents. 125 Main 1T.
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PATS AND MICE.-The best and most

~ certain remedy yet discovered for the degtrpc.
ton of Rats and Mice, and Cockroaches. Is tba
MAGIC PASTE. 1t will entirely free honse from
the above troublesome pests, in a week. We would
recommend families and hote-keepers to try hoy
Price 25 cts. For sale by
r. R. DUYAL BRO,
NH . Bank Souare
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS have in store and
Il offer for sale good terms $50 hhds prime
Cuba and Muscovado SUGARS; 160 hhds prime Cuba
MOLASSES; 500 boxes Old Dominion SOAP; 500
Queen City HAMS; 500 Reman & Williar HAMS
1000 our own Curing do; $4,000 pounds prime Bacon
DERS, city smoked; $4,000 lbs prime Bacon HAMS,
dol so kegs Briggs Family LARD; 500 bbls No /
10 half pipes genuine Cognac BRANDY; 1000 Hava-
ma CIGARS, tour own importation; 100 boxes E.
Jacksons CANDLES; so do J. w. Hines do
au5 CHARLES II. WORTHAM A. co
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SUMNER CLOTHING.-T subscriber
~ solicts all in want to examine his stock of Sum-
ner Clothing, particularly the new styles he has this
season; OF black silk warp Alpaca Fancy Cloth, Black
Drap De'ete, Brown and Grass Linen, and White
Navy Drill FROCKS and SACKS; white and fancy
3isTselles, linen aud silk VESTS; basket and navy
efll fancy cases, black merino and camblet PANTS;
ofess suits of the finest cloths and cassimeres-all
On which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
J. ID. GOODMAN,
"a No. l34 Main street.
my X Opposite Eagle Suuare.
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HsHE CHEMICAL LIQUID SOLDER,
for welding Glass China, Stone, Marble. Alnbss-
teT and Ornamental Ware Of every description, for
asie ~ A. BODEKEH
~ II No. ~ Mais street.
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M EAL L.-Having gotten my Mills, at
w Spring Hill, in operation, am now prepared
to furnish Meal, either Bolted Unbolted of the
best quality, made of best white corn ON the most
favorable terms. Apply to Jeter l. Leftwich, a few
doors below the Columbian Hotel, to me at the
Floyd House.
ap 5-dts JOHN A. JETER
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4 11INA, ChOCkER4 AND u L. A ) s.
~ WARE.-R. L. HICKSON, importer and dealer
in ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN CHINA
CROCkERY and GLASSWARE. Country dealers
and house-keepers would do well to give him CALL
from advantageous arrangements in buying his Goods
he will be enabled to sell low.
Nei.ere ,tn--7r- Spoons Kniu-s and Forks Castors
Looking Glasses with a variety Fsncy rssoi
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS--Just re-
- = ceiyed lot of India Rubber Long and Dressing
COMBS which we offer to the trade at nannfacturers
prices GINTER ALVEY,
aul is Pearl street.
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NEW MEDICAL WORKS.-Just Z

A Treatise on Operative Opthalmic Surgery; By H
Haynes Walton, Fellow Of the Roye College Of Snr-
geons in England, Surgeon 70 the Cenfxal London
Opthalmie Hospital, 6e, edited BY 3 LitecH, n D.
vol, with 1853 engrasinEs on wood.
A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of chdrens by
Forsyth Meigs, M D.; second edition. revised and
enlarged. For sale By - 8.
au 10 A. M0HHza. ~ Main e.
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YsEN DOLLARS REWARD -Abscond-
Il ed from Mr.. HENRY HOLLANDS Tobacco
Factory, south side Of the Basin, negro man, named
complexion quite dark, hair short aud nappy, snd
somewhat bow legged; very shrewd in fnyenfing
cuses, but when at all at loss for an answer apt
to repeat the question asked him. He u no doabt,
lurking about the city. The above reward Will -
paid for his apprehension. IN z2-eots
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VINEGAR, PIMENTO AND PEPPER,
in store and for sale by
au9 WILLIAMS { BROTHER.
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DAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, &c
Il WHITE LEAD, ZINC and FIRE PROOF
PAINTS, LtNSEED OIL, WINDOW GLASSES,
for sale low LT PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
aus Druggists 90 Main 81.
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E0 BBLS POTOMAC HERRINGS, in
aus - 80 = 'J JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-19
Brooklyn CITY intelligence.

FRI- About half past ne oc eek on Sunday morning
ere brcke out In 3 small frame building Tllltry
street, near Gold, occupied soap and candle manu-
factory by Arthur Wildwood The flames communica
ted with the house portion Of which
occupied by Peter snd John Hover, grocery Both
were burned to the ground and three story frame
building adjoining, owned BY John Galley and occu cisd
by John Dowd porter house, and BY number Of "a
miles who rest in the upper stories was damaged to
. considerable extent Dowd lost all his nq uors, valued
at several hundred dol ara but the families saved much
Of their furditure Mr.. welwood's 10 stoos, mate
rails ard buildings to about 50 900 81 000
partslly I'M ured-the rocers loss about $780, upon
rhich there Ia an In rsurance Of $780,
FRMENs Library AssouAroN-The hrsmen Of this
city recently organised library association, aud at
meeting held On Friday night elected the following off
cers-President, Striker; Vice President J.
Luchey; Secretary. VIM Walker Treasurer, q Nor
r-ll Directors, John G. Reach, George Il. Hayward,
Thomas Cadl.y, George Hall, joseph Reeve e. Que
vedo Daniel Van voo hees, James X Lssgett Martence
schoor maker, jeremiah Johnson Jr, Robert r. Story,
Solomon WorthiDgton David Coope, Walter Barre.
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City Intelligence.

The FIRST saAp.-Ths Hrst shad Of tha seaa'c va
caught in New York bay Saturday and served up ii
ths st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday.
TnE wEArHra 1t was yesterday felt that winter was
really upon U.S. Early in the morning, whom the city
nsr, keeping p2 lrigid and wintsy time. Those vha
TO their chns and, for the hrst time this year fouud
OF the middle OF winter and cold 10y weather must b
for - the price for the charming and pleasant
months past,
TIE MECHANIC INSTITUTE il are correctl, In.
ths twenty drst year Of this iastutons oor-
porAte life and ws ieocs 70 40 many gratifying in-
dcauons that on arriving at its maorty 1t will assume
the characteristics Of vigorous and honorable manhood
Its enlarged classes the incre sed number Of pupils at
% Of s ability ssS
public attention and have the popular favor Its
lecture season has opened too with than ordinary
premise OF brilliant and popular OF nstruo
In that FORM The Institute rooms have bsea repaired
osansd and generally fitted mp better stys than has
have also been in many instances repaired and substan
TALLY covered with cloth. while many new and valuaAe
books h.vs been added by donation and BY purshass
~ d all have been somewhat systematically arranged
preparatory to the compilation Of and olAss6sl
cataogus already commenced, and which wiz probably
subject Of rsv ed and amended constitution and By
laws win be considered BY the Institute this evening asd
the magnitude and mpoi tancs Of this subject viii rs
qure the best attention AID the most mature q
its memters We have read with interest and with coe
dial general approval the report ace upon this satect
byv Messs Henry and Tracy. and we believe that III
adoption, without eE entail cdi6caten or change, would
advance the populrity and general prosperity
Of the Institute Suoh being conviction - cannee
do less tn to give voice in favor ef adoption.
Frvn HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS SroLN.-A
merchant went into Geo W. Brownies restaurant
Saturday last With 5000 10 his hand Meeting man to
whom be owed s25 he paid him; the remainder he pat
into bis outside coat pocket, and while attentvsly
eased In eating his dinner in the lower saloon,
r. que 40 called abstracted ths whole amount from hio
POCKET paid for his dinner received his change, snd leu
for Wall street.
--Betwsen twelve and one O'Clock this morning.
nsmsB found issuing from the clothes dryisg roo
Of hs Howard Hotel Owing to the timely arrival Of Tho
fremen but little damage was done.
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Person MI IntelIiUencc.

Among the arrivals the st Ncnolas tarday
Hon r. Dunn, Virginia; Hon A. Lloyd Cincinnati;
Judge Haskell Osc ensburg; Dr. lansing, Baltimore;
r. 8 Jackson U 3. Army; Gen, Ball Canada,
Hon. Jose Manuel GAleeos, delegate from New Mexico
arrived At Washington on ,hs 10th inst
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston IN southcrnerCapt Picketts
USA, lady, child and servant Hewes Messrs Nekinuon
Sey mour A III nch Fuinps-1l in tho steersgs.
From pool In ship Prince de JonveRsv Mr. Crow
and family.
From Neuvitas, In bark Pario- Fernando n Agineno.
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UMym STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos 10 ~, 6S, 90 I, "A
"a, 7t, 76
surSMx CorIr-Gsnerai Term.-Adjourned 70 Satur.
day, Oath instant, when decisions wAl be rendered
sCPRxxI CovRT-Circuit.-Nos 4ao, 49l, 4e3 500, 877
lib, ia, 4l9, 8, 43s Sc, Sos, sec $50 57c.
COMMON PIlAs.--Part Frst-Nos. 687, s92 666, 160k,
4lo, 973 104l o6O $685. 970 994 990 l075 io4 e0o.
Part Second-Nos ITO, 1853 781 e07 9lo o2S 932 08l,
046. 967, 9s0 OIL, $50 Qs4 qs7.
nurMsoa Covn-(Two Rsanehsa. Mos. ll0, s6l, s60,
s4s. sea -. q 241. $50, g. soi AZ, Isl sas as1,
tSe $50 49s ec4 $685. 60S 4S 223 268 H. 29e So3 49,
so, &Sp, 81, goa, 4et, Sll.
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THE QUICKEST TRIP sAN FRASusco.-The quick pas.
sage Of the Flying Cloud from San Francisco stated
in city paper to bs the shortest made This is
mistahe. With the ciadvantage OF msmed ruddsr her
passage Of % days most excellent one, and might
probably have been the quickest but for that accident
The following viii show how compares With several pre-
vioubly made
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Items from Baltimore.

RUN on A SAVINGS BAkK-JUDGE AAsOH-MExICAN
NEWS, ETC.
BALTIMORE Dec. l8, 1865.
There was heavy run yesterday on the Baltimore
Savings Bank owing the unfounded rumors that 1t
engaged in stock speculation. About enc thousand de-
politors withdrew their funds the bank keeping open
until nine o'clock PM, to accommodate them. 1t has
deposits to the amount Of three millions Of dollars
Judge Mason, Minitter to France, will sail from New
York in the steamer Of the Gath December.
The New Orleans mail Of Monday Is received The pa
pers contain details Of the Mexican up to the Sth
instant The item Of interest the statement that
the plan Of GuadAlaara relative to the proongston of
Santa AnnAs powers had been seconded by the ca
pal and other important cities proclamation to this
effect, Issued BY the government of the city of Mexoo
was received with great denominations Of joy by the
people
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)dvs. Hours.

Pttsburg setAbpg the question Of compelling every
msnufastory anc other establishment in the city to
ts smoke and thus prevent the falling of SCOT
that oils the and bIackens every thing ami
mate and inaDimAte, In that smoky oty.
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Late from Bucnos Ayres.

SAIRM, Dec 10 1858.
By the arrival Of the brig Argep tine from Buenos Ayres
have the British Packet OF October 49, 1t s mostly
hled with proclamation ON the Inauguration Of DR..
obigado as President o. the republic for three years
Everything was quis., and business assuming
tive complexion The accounts from Nontsvideo were
satiafactnrl.
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Markets.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 10 1855.
The sales OF cotton yesterday foot up only 200 bales
The market closed dull At 106c. for fair qualities
PROVIDENCE, Dec 18, 1853.
Cotton Is steady Ana prices unchanged. The Gales Of
vro, were n ther lighter than last week, but prices fully
sustained, Tho Hles were 81 eco lbs The market is
quiet for printing cloths without change in rates ealss
OF the week, 26, ll6 pieces.
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The Governor Of New Jersey has ordered new election
20 BE- held on the % Of January II the Fifth Assembly
sio.sd h the dssth Of william n SsaSlss xsmbs slsst
p - House Il AassmkY,
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The nourng min Of John A. wilksns, Esq, OF Erant-'
ford Canada West destroyed BY are ths 0th inst
The mfll valued Ut els 900, on which thsrs
insurance Of ee0oo At the time of the Ore thse
nearly thousasA barrels Of In the mill the ioss
which y sSout ~ 00el rSers Vas "a osn '>sss q
SlaNo - ~ assck IA. aisa. ~ ss<SA - - ~
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The Weather MT Boston.

BOSTON, DEC IoU0'
The weather has been spring like aud showery al day
bat is clearing up cold this evening.
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1nItTcbtANk AIUm NnhTAeStOus
HEAVY GALhS-FEARj FOR THE SAFETY OF THE OUT.
TER JACKsoN-MARINE DIsAsTERs-THE GEORGIA
sINATOKsHIP, ETC.
CHARLESTON. Dec. Is, 1858.
Fears entertained here for the OF the
cutter Jackson which sailed from Savannah the 23th
ult. for Norfolk, having board Captain Day, Lieut.
Forrest, snd six sailors.
heavy u,hwsstsriy gale prevailed hsrs Yesterday,
which -npsed the mail boa. for Wilmington 70 dsfsr
hsr departure until to day.
The bark erokes from New Orleans arrived here yss
terday reports that ths 18th inst lat 81 81 Ion 50
o. passed schooner J. King, Of New York, totally dis
masted and waterloo ged the making clear breach
over her. Saw nothing her but hsr wheel and chain
cable hanging over her bow: her bowspr alongside
The brig Neptune, fom Malaga for B.lhmore, put ia
here eaky having lost sails 40 She sailed from Malaga
on the 18TH OF October and of Cape Hatsras twenty
days.
The schooner George Gbbss st this port from Astak
apss spoke the 10Th inst, schooner Neptune OF
Brookl avep off Orsabaw As days from Malaga for New
York with loss If rails, ar Other damage.
Jhs steamship Ukion from New Yort, arrived to day
The Back OF Charlie ston with capital OF three million
of dollars been chartered BY the Legislature of this
State.
Efforts we're swed in the Senate Of Georgia last Fri
day proceed to the election Of United States Senator
The motion failed by vote OF AZ to Al.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE ED1TOR OF THE HERALD.
Having read in your paper . charge against me, Ed
ward West, would state that am no Engishman nei
ther Is my father. stated In your paper about
preaching In Fifth and Abingdon quAre those
words which you have published In your paper about
are false, and want you to retract them else will
have to resort to other means
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At the conclusion Of effective piece Of pulpit ora
tory, he pointed out all the Of regsnsraou and
grace which the church possess ID, and bssonght his
people to come to the waters and drink freely.
REV. DIR. BELLOWS CHURCH.
Dr. Bellows gave excellent discourse upon the beauty
OF maternal love and Christian charity incucaug the
divine doctrine Of lovs anothsro but made no re-
ference to Mr.. Parsons.
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OTHER SERVICES YESTERDAY.

0~rg to the excitement existing 10 the city during
Saturday evening and yesterday morning. whregard to
the religious asa ion it though probable that many
Of leading dvnes would refer to the matter Of
street preaching their wstheeore
reporters to several places of worship both In this city
and BrooA, but found that allusion whatever was
made to either Mr. Parsons or bis peculiar practices
any OF them.
REV. Mr.. BBEoHER's CHURCH.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecber preached q very excel
lent TO his congr CATION, In his chursh Onge
street Brooklyn taking for his text the fourteenth chap
ter Of Hosea The preacher took occasion to vsw the
different classes Of "back Gliding" whic1 existed In the
bis hearers the various symptoms and stages Of progress
Of the falling of fom pure love Of God through luke
wa'm feeling In ths cause OF truth, and indifference
ligon He exhorted them 10 examine their hearts,
a. IL with . lighted cande-balanoe their good wosks
and faith and their evil deeds and unbelief aad then
ash tbtm,eves II they cout Had that they could eonA
asnty Prsssn It to thr Rss~ss cad hops Coz Pssdoa
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found out all Abot It White and started for New Yer
Iet In the evening, and White train Of the
morning. Sswi. pro missing to write he hoard anything
from Ossada White and stopped together in the sA0
room at the Irving House, during which time rsosvsl
ys lsttsr from Gavin fLand upon aso got i've tel
sgrsphio patchss witch destroyed White became
alarmed and left the olty snd won't East prouissA
to in few days. was soon after Arrested Al
Write has psver returned. After came TO Now York
told Abel an about the drax and Ire knew what haA
done With thers gave him shout $3.50 o. the mo.sy
and told him order ocot and psntaoons at Boa
ny, whish agreed to pay for Two hrndred dollar. was
Just good to him ~ . thouAnd. let Brooke Aavo
$50 dollars Of It, have parted nth most OF the noosy
had in paying debts. would return the money .
Mr.. Greer il had II. / have wanted Sswi.
to give back tho part he has, aud As says hs
cannot rAike 1t without II beoorning known -
his friends, who would then believe Kim guilty He says
II it WAS not for that he would do It, souM raise ny
part, think il could 60 t, Buffalo, and willing q
do 20. think II White had been arrested tho money
would have been forthcoming; at any rats all that ho
had. can tell how and when SAwin raid away most
OF his money, and have given ths nj to Justice
the money gave him All the svidsnss given By tie
Witness the part Of the complainant s nearly correct
and have not included in this statement matters and
things that have bsen proved before the Jucce an
that have said Ia true. have nothing further say
D. VAN A3RNAM.
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. few days decision win be given.