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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-27

d. Harlem river. ct auction, by COLE Chiffon
Monday, JeIe a. at u o'clock At the Msrchants Rn
change forty lots plots Of land pieoe Of salt
meadow of tive AID half asrss, dssrably situated for
and Business purposes the old and
land formerly belonging TO Rstsrt Haoomb ESQ Terms
had NJ the Office Of the auctionse, Is street.
Pima
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TOHN X OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER OAKLEY b
81 WRIGHT will sell A. action Thursday June 80 At
y o'clock NJ at the Mechanics Exohsnge No. 3s Fulton
street opposite City Hail. Broohlyn 81 splendid building
Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues and Hancock and
Jefferson streets in the most desirable part Of tho Ninth
Of the city the Fulton avenue iiss Of omnbusss
the different ferries Ave minutes during
tho day and night. Sale psrsmptory without reserve
portion of che purchase remain on bond and
mortgage years At cent interest. For
particulars apply to the auctonssrs 3S Fulton street.
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CECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CoMPANY--BOOKs
for subscription to three hundred shousAnd dollars
$500 COO Of the stock Of the Sc cond Avenue Railroad
Comp will be opened Monday June 9TH, It the Of
6c~ Of Nessrs VIM and John OBrien 80 Wall street ana
At the Once OF the Of Bowary and Walk
street Fifty will be required TO be paid At the
time Of subscrbing balance It be called for
DENTON PkARSALL, President.
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DfDRNPTION or U.S. FIVE PER CENT STOCK or
lC the loan Of lss2 OFFICIAL

TREAgURT U1PARTHBNT, March TO- INK
Notice hereby given that the per orsAsa
under thu provisions Of che act Of Sd Marcel l8ly will
Of tho its Tree
sury Of the United ststs the first q Jsy
stock desiring to receive the principal and interest
thereon previous TO the LIST Of transmit tr
certificate duly assigned to the United States by mail
otherwise 70 this department asd drafts in their favor for
the amount Of the principal and interest the
rsosipt hors will be remted payable BY the Assstsns
Treasurer most convenient to thel-
MRSCU1HRIE. Secretary Of thu Treasu%v.
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uFNRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER- HENRY II.
ii Leeds Co. will sell by auction, this Monday June n,
II o'clock At the saesroom No wall street rare and
old pssh hooks Avery and valuable collection Of old
and I'm prsng voyages travels
books So Also choice collection OF sngravings. Many
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS AT KRYPORT, ON THURS
VI day June at ~ o'clock At the Merchants Exchange
the city Of New York This town is on the Rsrsn bay
directly opposite the In the straight air line be-
New York and Philadephis. II located for tos
purpose opening main great route from New York to the
port entry for the State Of Jersey is In
pest adapted for large manufacturing town and viii In
State This sale opportunity for profitable In
has occurred in the harb0r Of New
The steamer Armenia leaves for Ksyport day ut
10 AN and M returning before dark Maps and infor
ofhce Of the Florence and Rapport Company IS William
STRAIT
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n WARREN, AUTHORITATIVE SELL THIS
~. Jay, Monday, at 101s o'clock. 1t Bogarts auction
No. 2 Eighth avenue, without reserve household
furniture SOFAS tables chairs two bureaus two feather
10.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u New York June "a ls6S-The BoArS of Directors have
this cs declared dividend Of ten per se on .hs
March last the to be paid 81 the Office The
and after the Of June instant the hours OF
10 A. N. and o'clock p. u. By order Of the Board.
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Gu!Ms ,2r FHAHEItAD. GoILAcs tusS MT, r.
best cheapest tss ~ bought anywhere Mattresses
aad peases made e The lowest vhssele prses warrant
SfSR~isS svssA
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ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE YgRNITURE.-snTs
IL from 80 TO 81 90 The largest In the United
s ssss:s BiRS 's s i Srs.d
~, No ~ Greene street.. ~
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EvURNITUKE OF THE AMERICAN HOTEL1-WILLIAM
II IRVING a. Co., auctioneers will sell at auction
Saturday Mond and Tuesday June l5th 18th and 2sth
ICM O'clock At the American Hotel 90 Broadway,
Barclay street all the furniture contained In tho
above botel consisting Of
Parlor Furniture Royal Wilton and Brussels carpets
suitcs covered In silk suites
Of do in pssh, sewing chairs, csrved rosewood
tire tables do work tables etegers plate sa doors
eomiens French plate pier and msnte glasses lace and
satin brocatce window curtains octave rosewood
piano, Nunns Clark) bronze CLOCKS and candellsbras
glass chan eers,
chairs plated meat hes and china cut glass
ware, go sterling Engling silver
Bedroons00 mahogany French bedsteads black walnut,
rosewood and maple cottage bsdseAd snamellcd cottage
sute 200 mahogany dressing bureaus do washstands to
match 70 WAREHOUSES; ~ nshossny sofas In hair cloth; 20
pier centre and toilet tables bookcs,es and
900 best curlsd hair double and single
blankets quilts and sheets. snaneled cottage furniture
Brussels and ingram carpets lace curtains reading
wood chairs in moquctte sofas and chrs TO MATCH
centre pier and reading tables bar aud
fxtures 00 Havana which cost frow $D 10 $75
per thoussnd fps wres brandes &c kitchen furniture
2o All Of the above furniture made to order without
regard to cost.
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TEIE TURF.

~ day, June "a, at 3oslock p. NJ. match 90 O00 nns
heats best three in i've, to wagons H. Woodruff
Flora Temple Y. j. Nodne b. m HishlAA&
Maid Tho cars have South ferry Broohyn for ths ooer:s
Fare each way cents Also, stages will from Rul
and Williamsburg fer ries from IL to2 O'Clock.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-SAMUEL OS6OOD AUCTION
"A ser.-OsGOOD CONCKLIN. store 1873 Fulton street,
opposite Spring street large and general ssso.tmsnt
mahogany parlor suits In brooatee and hair
sofas chairs msrbletop tables marble bureaus side
glasses large chairs sewing and rocking chairs 10 be
the entire stock Of DOcher Brother who
about making extensive alterations in their
department.
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TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
$1,000 will be trotted for Thursday, juno 90 a.
p mile heats est three In Ave to harness. Mr.. VIII
liam King nance blk Black Douglas from philadephiA-
Mr.. II. woodruff names B. m Flora Temple. The above
ted in Phladelphia harness race month since 70 ,csher
Temple trotted with Highland Maid AID the in
"a 1bs think sufficient for the public to DO assured Of
seeing Of the finest rots Of the Cars will leave
South ferry Brooklyn, for the course A. n aad
no stages will hourly for the track from the Grand
street ferries, Williamsburg
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fyOMMIssJONERS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE-THE
subscIibers conmissoDsrs appointed BY the Orphans
Court the County of State Of New
TO divide the lands Of the late Jacob Riley will by
virtue Of decree of said court sell At public sale TO the
borhood Monday, July at o'clock p. M: all those
lots tracts psroes of land and premises and being ally
eighty which will be in lots Of from one to SIX
each tuste Ia the English Neighborhood.
the Fort Lee Turnpike Gate Conditions OF sse0ne half
thepurchass money may rsmain on bond .no mortsa2e
desired the Of sale and forty cent
the first day of August 1853 when deeds will DO given
$AStf Hs stsashisSsSRShsssHosr, Commissioner.
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
cabinet furniture pianos French plate mirrors
pets olcIoths mattresses DO II Cotton will sail 10
row, Tuesday June 49, at 1915 O'clock Ut the auction
Beekmnn street. very large and choice assortment Of
cabinet furniture rosewood and brooatsc parlo bed
ROOM sDd office fu-nturs also French plate nrross
pets ocloths hair mattresses marble top furniture
tension tables second hand furniture also supe
piano forte 90 octave and two mahogany do
Mere full particulars to Catalogues ready early
in tho morning.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 60,

6A COOL AND AIRY STALLS, TO LET. FOR LIvKRY
w horses and coachmen all above ground. Sc
cond hand and coaches for sale cheap. Also
carriage for six suitable for the country
Two billiard tables to les Apply NJ t Amos street and IN
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~ W. HOLMES. AUTOMATICALLY OF ELEGANT
W furnt carpets pisnoforte steel eneravinss oil
aayl june At ln O'CLOCK all the furniture &c. IN tho
consisting Of richly carved mahogany paor furniture
velvet SOFAS tete tete easy chairs In hair cloth and
sofa and fancy tables marble buresus and washst.nds
wood panofe carved mahogany spring seat chairs and
rocker mahogany centre side and work es secretaries
sideboardB China tete a-tete rich china
Fsneh and oott.ss best hair
ivory cutlery tapestry Brussels and common carpets oil
cloth carpetng basement and kitchen furniture 10 The
whole to be sold without Sixth
within block.
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A UCTIoN NoTIcE-woopENwARE.,G GROCERIES,,
"A cafes Enthusiastically June -, At 10h clock
~ Dey street. OF woh, rsd coffee,
segars wines brandy Ssoughton bitters de STOP,
wesbbears bucks platform balances fire safes snuh
tobacco, De. W. A. CARTER Auotionser.
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A SPLENDID Farm OR COUNTRY RESIDENCE
yrlproperty situate in county New two and
half miles from the depot Of the Norris and Essex Rad
Of cultivation The location in point q health beauty
large convenient house supplied with pure spring water in
first and second storcs rst foor two parors dining
and all necessary out building new and in perfect CIDER
running IN and out; also bath house The farm Is we'll
fen 3D. and In perfect order There Is also
orchard Of fruit tress OF every description
SAN. EDDY, G3 Wall street, basement.
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billiard TABLES FOR SALE.-THR SUBSCRIBERS
ID prepared fur nish any quantity bsrd tabla
with their b Of tho tsss
cash Also, all the neseasary TRAININGS attached bill
iards at the lowest possible rates LEONARD BRNJA.
MIN 80 Broadway late Of 40 keaas street. and Al
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BOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS, FUR
nihed unfnrDished for gentlemen and their wives
first house Of the most delightful situations
Brsohyn The house large and roomy containing
convenience Cos In Those DESTROYS Of obtain
cool quiet house where they enjoy the comforts
hsme, will apply ut the double house. a and 26 Washing
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OFFICE ROCK nIvER VALLEY UNION RAILROAD
~ Company Of Wissnnsn New York, June a. lssi-fhs
interest coupons due ths t proxme the bonds tA
company Will be paid and aer that
At their once, No. l6 Exchange place
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LBERT n. NICoLAY AUcrIoNEER-aREAT
"A continuation sale without If tho balance OF
loo fne building lots and cottage sites located NJ the
beautiful village OF Bergen Point opposite New Brighton
and Casteton At the dstsnce from the Battery
E teh street. and oAy ak miles from the city Of New
York
4LByRT II. NIcoLAY WIN sell at auction, positively
md without reserve Tuesday June . land tho fol-
lowing days until the entire property 10 at IL o'clock
At the Merchant Exchange New York the balance Of 900
desirable building lots tuated at Bergen Point opposite
New Brighton and Castleton.
These lots arc 20 feet front ard and 100 feet deep
csted on high ground fronting the kills and the
plank road that from jersey City Bergen Point
having fine view Of New York bay and harbsr and the
surrounding country TIE streets vice and laid
with court yards Of from Ave to ten feet in front The
means Of access steamboat Huguenot from pier No.
North river at ard IL A. and 81 and r. NJ Port
Richmond and the ferry Of small bOats from Port Rich
mond TO Bergen Point also the steamer Passae st 10
and ~ M landing at the Psi and also omnbusos from
Jersey City hourly fare l cents There Is also railroad
In having It's upon this pro-
perty which to from Jersey City the poiAt
ing the river to Staten and running down the island
This place has long been known the moot healthy ooa
tion near New York. Aims buy hold, and sell pro-
tai arc low.
Terms Ten per cent and the auc.ioneers fees tho
day sale thirty per cent the 18th day Of July whom
desds containing pusanee oauss" will be Delivered and
the balance sxty CENT remain bond and
gage from three 20 i've at Elk cent discount Of
I've will be made cash. Title sale
positive The used At tho last sale will for
this For book maps snd further particulars
inquire Of the auetioneer No. ~ Wan street.
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ITO LET-IN THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, DE
i lghtfuy situated In Hoboken, front basement, with
flower garden in 'front.' vault and two bed with
tries to small family without children the
pants are grown persons, few In number Rent 81 per
nth. Inquire on the premises, No. sron place Ho
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90 S00 FOR SALE-LEssE, TIxTURES. AED
RAsOOVs furniture Of hns rrstaurAnt aAd drinking
ssoon located Day street. Broadway In centre
OF q. business ono Of the best locations New York.
Apply Immediately. 70 G. A. ROBINSON, s. Nassau street,
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BOARD IN NEW ROCHELLE-FAMILIES, OR SIN
gle boardsrs be we'll dated with board In
plssssn, rooms At moderate prices Apply to J. w. LIE
EEVkE, New Rochelle N. Y.
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CLOTHING.

ELOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-PERSONS
desrous converting east of clothing into cash
receive fair price for 'hs same By calling or ny letter
through the Post Once N. s. COHEN % Glm street.
N. n. Ladies attended to by Mrs Cohen.
VIsITERs TO THE CITY, AND HEADS OF FAMI
lies shonld call and inspeet the superior and
fashionable stock OF ladies' and ohildren clothing ~ Mise
RDWARDS, 76t Broadway
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ret Fuller Ossoli and each was quite unamiabe
enough TO be mistaken for the other. The work tsefs
aarger production than any other from the pen,
and the Characteristic all US dsagreeable as men and
women can be, and that il saying much-indeed
everything. "Blithedale is soft reading for Bed
lam, and there Is scarce person in it, except Mr..
Silas Foster, who is not rs mad as disappointment,
excited hopes and morbid vanity, can render human
beings 1t affords, this singular book, the best pic
ture that has thus far appeared OF the workings of
that spirit OF discomfort now so common throughout
New England, and which causes not few gentle
men, with long boards and dirty skins, to labor I'M
der the desion that they just many close imi
tatioDs OF the disciples, and quite many women to
believe that they are to reform the worldthough il
they should commence the work OF reformation upon
themselves, and not leave 1t until they should have
brought themselves TO some distant approach to what
they term their IDEAL they would have business sul
Client on hand to keep employed until the day Of
Judgment.-for more egotistca, selfish, mean and
contemplate set Of lazy, graceess vagabonds never
numbered the earth Some of them are literally the
sturdy beggars," so denounced by the old law.
The Life Of Franklin Pierce" appeared some
weeks after the publication OF the Blithedale Ro-
nance" II came out too late in the campaign to be
of much use as an eectioDeerng document and
probably answered the purpose Of Its publication
quite as well as il II had had "a great run" It
would have answered that purpose had not Of its
leaves been cut for IL was merely to concate the lit
erary men Of the country that Mr.. Hawthorne was
employed on the work; and II made the future Pres
ident and his party emiDently respectable" when 1t
was proven that the friend Of Emerson, and Hiard
and Longfellow and all the rest Of the principal lit
erary men OF New England, was engaged in taking
the said future Presidents life. II was endorse
ment Of character that cord not fai-that made the
democratic candidate negotiable on any political
stock exchange throughout the civilized world. As
book, the thing IL OF no possible account whatever
and is never mentioned except 70 be laughed at
democratic friend Of mine says IL has been read,
continuously, by only three persons, 10 wit tho
author, the proof reader, and the hero TO which
the answer Ia that 1t was not written for the
purpose Of being read, and, therefore, should not
be criticised a. . literary performance. Yet Il
is the most successful book Of the ago, and In
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DOOMS TO LET NO. l04 PRINCE STREE1-FRONT
IL and back the second floor furnished with
furnture back parlor frs floor also front basement
suitable for DOCTORS oos Terms Can bo
dayo
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DOOMs TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
arc only few families aud children. The furniture is
complete and will be sold low Any wishing
housekeeping will End this excellent opportunity
Apply at No. l29 Crosby street, up stairs.
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DOOMS TO LET-FURNIsHED OR UNPUBLISHED
~ without board. Also, second hand piano for sale
prica 1870. 46g Rroome street.
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WELL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN AND
,hor Wsr wives q single ssn.lers, may DO had wsh
And Beeeker street east Of Bfosdway Engish French
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,|VEAPIsoA AvEHWH. fE9e.aTy; FOR IsALAvJ
sais harreA The kovse is built In superior manner
snt bas all modern npesveneat Ts2As easy Aiss sxhse
feygtA evVave, feen WIN,
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Ii In this city with bar. dining and sixty other
newly attsd up snA will esiealstcd do splsnad ba
mess. Apply 20 T. LENT, 400 Broadway.
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Personal InteIIfrencc.

The following persons arrived the Prescott House yes-
j. b. Whiting, U. s. Navy; Capt Ed Hooper,
lem, n. ". J. Dunn Boston; Thos c. Miller, Detroit
From San Juan Me in the steamship Star Of the West
HTssdl,sys Preston, cSsRia: Jy.s Ssis:
EeSyn.h H.%s.
steel Cutting E Sptsi.E WIN Poster y, fPa.s
White wistinFer Grog.s s9us S.lusA. 4 Den
Johnson, Bisxn ii ysniiss y Johnson, q e.
nuth, Capt Jenriss Hall, Nall W Clement, Day
RsnY g. y. e.mp Ss, ssr
WS9ldridee sou.hwoTsh Smith, G B Aessndsr
s NJ, Eden psys sS a
Tri.i Ls,sdl JTesh RS Kelly, h.sa.hsw 9 seo;s
Kinman, Porter. q FaiD. + sullivan, lady aud chile.
sns M srslss SssAsP ssss ssss
Fuller, Threaaiull MsCarty, BAXTER M wSGi cS
drcn. Hssiins G Cole. Jk Cron, Cole, "A MSc'st
Mrs uarnst Barton Mallet SarrSwj hsvsp II 3
esiS ssSp ksTIsSs Nsws BssHnfp Bs carroll
nell Clsnahan, Allen Kelley, s,. y Jea Cole. Rich
fiiannan, Randall, Hannah, MnSd.,o
syi.zcr Green KSns en- sSar. Gwooa, spssry,
glsssIn la,,soD wRi,e and lady, Mr win
two children pT odo ASan ooods
servan' nNah h MI ;sa iiaski Horton Pirney
Fsei Nssb ppiss spiisss xanssa sssSan TSosp sa
s"n. lms'r Snrbara HanIin. Sis Whitney Ensr.
SON s,Davenport, Close bhhngson-ana w N We
T Aux Caves in the brig OregonJ dc Cordcv
DEPARTURES.
Far liverpool in the steamship Andse-EelAns d Kara
n:s ". YORK. s-s Sss: iassa "a z.Ss
dame Pianpslls, France.
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new ORLEANS Oct 8, 1885,
The sales of cotton for the week amount to about
1900 bales including 1000 yesterday. The market II
unsettled and heavy since Araba's advces Middlng n
quoted Mt 1Oc. Decreased epts compared with last
years. log 900 bales. Pork has advanced Sales a
500bb mess at &c. Superfne -four is quoted at % So
CINCINNATI, Oct. g. 1868.
Flour is depressed and quoted at IS 25 Money Is
tremely stringent Freight of -four to New York by
railroad 81 45. The river is low and still falling.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. g. 1858.
Cotton is steady, with moderate sales, and prices un-
changed. There has been fair demand for wool during
the week. and the market is nearly bare of best ades.
III. sales have been 125 900 lbs Printing cloths 6
with an upward tendency many large mills having sold
their production up to January next The sales foot up
90, 700 pieces
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OF shasta and there Is consequently odanger ap
pretended in travelling from one part of that valley to
another The following the terms Of the treaty =
ihe Indians are to give up all their firearms and
ntion return the stock stolen from Mr. Prices farm and
to pay for the mule killed at the above place They
70 have the privilege of remaining in this Of removing
country, and when those who are fighting against the
whites in Rogue River Valley shall return they be
given up to the whites who shall treat them the merits
OF the case to deserve When the Indians sh all
have complied with the above stipuations the horses
taken from them during the skrmish Shasta river
to be returned, equivalent of the same.
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The Womanss Rights Convention.


THE LAST DAY-GRAND FLAREUP-ANorHER ROW
ABOUT CHRISTIANITY GARRISON ASSAULTED.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 8, 1853.
The Womans Convention rcassa1nbled this morning.
when Rev. ANToINErTT Brown replied to Mr. Barkers-
speech of yesterday. She objected to the tone of Mr.
Barkers remarks because they gave ground for newps
per denuncation Of the Convention infdel move
ment she thought the Bible taught women's subjee-
tion she would believe it. But the Bible taught
such doctrine She then denounced Mr. Barker and an
who followed his course, heretios
WM L. GARRISON did not approve Of Antoinettes views
of Mr. Barkers sentiments and thought it very impro
per to denounce that gentleman nidel or unbs-
lever.
Mr. NEyss also replied to Mr. Barker making per.
sonal illusions to that gentleman He interrupted
several times by Messrs Barker and Garrison who weo
both finally hissed down.
Considerable excitement ensued in the course of which
Mr. Garrison called Mr. Noyins blackguard and rowdy.
After order restored the question OF holding the
next Convention discussed.
Mrs Rosx proposed Washington as the place. in order t.
exercise moral influence Congress- Philadelphia
finally agreed upon and October 49, 1854 Hxed az tho
day.
The Convention henproceeded to the election Of Gen.
trail committee for the ensuing year. Lucretia Mott waa
appointed charv oman, and Antoinette L. Brown score
tary and after the selection of treasurer the Conveu
ton adjourned.
THE FINALE--AR. GARRIsoNs NOSE PULLED.
After the adjournment Mr. Nevins accosted Mr. Card.
in the street. and demanded apology for the words
used in the debate. Mr. Garrison declined, when Nr.
Nevins laid violent hands upon him, tezng him by tho
nose, and wrcnching it considerably Mr. Garrison mada
attrmpt TO resist te insult and Mr. Nevins was finally
taken of by his friends.