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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
A FUGITIVE SLAVE.
BosTos, Thursday. S

BosTog, Thursday, Sept 81 1854.
The Bath Me.l Mirror Of September 90, states
that there has been excitement in that city re-
lative to fugitive slave on board the bark Fronklin
at that port from Jacksonville.
The Franklin PCT into Holmes Hole on the 10Th,
end notified the Custo ms that he bal q fugitive
slave on board. The authorities Mt Jacksonville
were notified by telegraph, and the authorities at
Washington also whsreupon the revenue cutter
Caleb Cushing appeared at Bath Harbor and re-.
NAMED there until Tuesday morning. She disap-
peared soon aferward when the Franklin passed up
the river.
The crew Of the Franklin state that the slave
escaped while the vessel was lying at anchor At
Holiness Hole.
When the Franklin arrived at the port Of Bath,
twelve citizens, including member Of the Boston
Vigilance Committee, boarded her, determined to
have the slave at ali hazards, but he was not to DO
found
At the meeting Of the North Baptist Church in
this city to-day, letter from the Twelfth African
Church read, stating that the Church had lost
many of its members, who had fed from the city
alarmed at the return of Anthony Burns into bondage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
ABATEMENT OF THE FEVER.

BALTiMoRE, Thursday Sept. 81, lsjt.
We have no mail this morning from beyond Charles
ton
Capt. John Bopnell, the Oldest shpmasler in
Charleston, died on Saturday.
The papers speak confidently Of the abatement Of
the fever.
Most of the cergo of the ship Della Maria has been
saved in damaged state. The vessel Is going 70
pieces.
The Maryland coal trade last week amounted 10
IL, 900 tuns
The New-Creek Coal Company has suspended
operations, owing TO difficulties with regard to the
ownership Of their mines.
Navie cation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal IS
still interrupted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOSTON, Ihursday, Sept. u, Isjf.
st. John, New brunswick, pspers Of the 10Th inst.
are received.
The Ner-Brrnsrieker states that Sir Edmund
Head, the new Governor General of Csnads, vii
leave St John on the 2sth Sept for Boston and after
comforting with the Hon. Mr.. Sutton, the new Lieu
tenantGoverpor of New Brunswick, win proceed 70
Quebec.
TIE st. John Courier says that the New. Brunswick
and Nova Scota Legislatures will not probably meet
before February next, to rstify the Reciprocy
Treaty. The Courier adds, that there IL no douot
both provinces viii accept what viii no doubt prove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

The great Chemist CHARLES EsDERLIs is dead.
He came to this country in October 1850, and estab
lisbed himself 10 the City of NewYork. He was
born on the 10th Of April, lsl3 studied pharmacy in
Heidelberg under Geiger, medicine in Heidelberg
ard Wurtzburg, and chemistry in Giessen uader
Lebig who pronounced him the most eminent chem
list in Germany. To have such man among US was
certainly a compliment to the scientific acumen of
the community ond in point of value not to be esti-
mated by any modest standard of doars-snd cents,
for the great chemist has become tie great agri-
cuiturst, the great aTtfcer in material combinations,
the living mine more precious than the wealth of
"Orn'us or Of Ind
Mr Enderlin left New York in good health on Friday,
Aug. IL, for Canada on a mining excursion. Return.
ing, when at the Hamilton Railroad Depot, C. W., he
fe down senseless and speecbless on Saturday, Sep
TENDER Q, end died Of compression Of the brain on
Saturday, 81 ptembcr 10, at O'Clock IN the morning
at Hamilton, where he was buried
Politics are read by millions in this country SCI
erce only by thousands. A greater man therefore
than any politician may die, and few think of his
fal, or estimate the loss to his country AMI hu-
msnity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
OHIO.
Correspondence ofThs N. Y. Tribune.

Cof-espopcence o. The n. Y Tribune.
DELAWARE, Ohio. Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1854.
The Wings and Anti Nebraska men Of this Con-
District held their Convention yesterday
Benz. STANTON formerly member from the Logan
District was nomipated on the third ballot and was
afterward unanimously nominated The utmost har-
mony ard good feeling prevailed throughout the Con-
vention and there seemed to be thorough, fixed de.
termination 70 elect the man they nominsted. Mr..
freud. and L elected viii make reliable and efficient
member Yours. J.D.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Sept si, 1884.
The Bridgeton, New-Jersey, Democratic Conven'
,ion of the LIST Congressional District nominated 10
day Thomas w. milford of Camden County fo
Congress.
A resolution requiring candidates t, pledge them
selves against Know nottingham, was laid "a the
table by q majority of FIVE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BISHOP.

SAvASsAH, Thursday, Sept. 81, 1854.
Francis Xavier Garland died yesterday OF cholera
He was the first Catholic Bishop Of Savannah, sui
was formerly pastor of St. Johns Church, Phiadel.
pbia. lie was born in Dublin in 1908. His remains
will be taken to Philadelphia for nerment during tie
ensuing winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
Union OF MHIGs AND FREE DEMOCRATS.

SYRACUSE, Abufrtoyf ~"
A. Il. McCsrty of Richlsud was nomin"'e1 ''r Coz
cress in the Madison and 0sweso Districts Tor 'oa
long term, By the Wing Convention oil olohdiga
County.
The Fair being held here is largely attended AMI
the exhibitions are Of a superior character IL VIII
close tomorrow.
The Wings are confident, and the Free Democrats,
who contemplate union with them pronounce then
resolutions too velvei-footed. MilliSens resolution,
and its summary treatment is noted particularly oy
them.
Fitzhughs opponents are very sore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

The New. Orleans riots are over. The yellow
fever at Savannah and the cholera at Pittsburgh
show little or no diminution in vrulence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
QUIET RESTORED AT NEw-oRLEANs. &c

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept 81, 1854.
BY the arrival Of the southern mail New Orleans
papers Of Friday have been received.
The riots at New Orleans had entirely ceased The
body Of John Kane, one of the men who it was sup
posed had been murdered, has been found. He wu
shot four times, but il is thong ht he may recover.
There were A deaths at Savannah on Sunday and
Monday, 90 of which were by yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
CHOLERA AT PITTSBURGH.

PITTsBrRGH, Thursday, Sept. 81, 1854.
There have been 60 deaths by cholera for the pss
"a hours. To-day generally has been observed as
day Of humiliation and prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

DEArH OF An EccEyraIc EDnoR.-E. Percy
Howe formerly of Mississippi, and for some weeks q
resident Of Austin, Texas, died of yellow fever Sept
s. He formerly edited paper called The Pine Knot
in Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
Nega9lork DAILY Gtibm1re.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

Ruf.crbers to The TR BusE wishing their PosiOce sd-
dress changed should In oil heir present
end Iecify which edition, whether Daily. semi Weekly or
Weeiy md club subscribers shoGd give date Of on
This would reqne ntly prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From WASHINGTON

Speciai Disr~frb The 4. r-hur- - -
wAsHixoroy, Thursday, Sept 81, l7't'
There has been a long session OF the OAo.he' ID
dsy. al the members being in attendance. Caoa Is
believed TO have been on the taps. IL Is aso 'a'
rnored thai the Gevernorshie of Oregon and Other
appointments were discussed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

rtis. rather noticeable accident that the wing
Stste Ticket comprises two EDITORS ahc never .
LAWYER. Mr.. Clark, the candidate for Governor
is thrifty hardware merchant at Csnaod'su'
Mr.. Fitzhugh a miller and forwarder at o'"eso'
Messrs. Raymond aud Bovine make newspapers
for living. We don't remember another S'a'e
Ticket in our State that was not mainly composed
of Lawyers. Mr.. Bouck, so far as we reo'"'eN
ia the only non lawyer yet chosen Governor ior
tie last thirty years.
Ofcourse, there is no design in this yet we
trust good will grow out of it. We look win
confidence for the establishment of the so long
DELAYED Courts of Cancellation besPoken by our
Reformed Constitution before the end of the next
Session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
curprxx's FASHIONABLE CLOTHING IT GES-

IN - n
KS BAz.AR.Tte fssh 90, IN BOYS sfoa.s
on ts t sepenber IN Psfis have al been feeeea 81 %
Bsz,ar Tn Fall ,tJle. IN sildr o. Is ~. ~
,,.te1.. ,o.ic, Plies Moderate. GgxrS's BAzasE.
No SIS aIosass, St Ni.ao a dotsL
CosTLY DIAMONDS AT AUCTION THIS Day
eel. attention Of reader. the ..is of c0T
rr,oSIs sr1 imported TATcBEs by EDWARD sixTZlNi-H
az bis sees BeotDs No 10 wsst II oeocA ras D.y
DRESS COATS, Frock Goats, Business Goats,
Over Cots TsiIns parish and Military Cioak. ready nsds
ms6e AZ No 5N Broadway LlnTenisur De.
Modes g. Fox a ali times prepared 70 ss;s correctly ard
NIKE 70 spsohcson perfect fitting Costs Vests and Paaa
let low prices for CASH. the wants add requirement.
o. TIE 10 accordance with the prevailing style o.
kooern D.ss D 10
RUPTURE.-MARsH's PATENT, THE ONLY RAD
IcAL CUKE TRUss-MAksa Co. have just received the
United St,es etierspatent for MsRsHs Radical Cure %
that iook the premium a. the i'e exhioon ~ me Cysi a.
end surgical profession OF this city aud vii cure nine o9i % sa
otses Of reGuesble Hernia All person cs1oned tE
Pm M.sss Co. No q a.isnl4ne n I.
AsPTNwALL's Tone MIxTURE.-That mind
end body s1bdUins complaint, AEue and Fever j.
ghs preparation IL reaches the sect o. the
disease eIp ii and reergis The strength From one % ~
boiss produce this result. Manufactured from the OF
fecpe by MAXWELL Thomas sGeeessors 70 James = AZ
pipwtl) No % "nisT-st
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoR' cele6ra-
ted H, Dye by all scknowledzed the best IN ihe wofa
Sold whoese and retail spilled In nine private roo ~
W A BaTcgrIoE's Han Dye Wig and Ornamental Hair
Fsefory No % Broadway.
HAIR RESTORED OR NO CHARGE, az 81
Broadway Depot Of The SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR t1e
pspsIston. as'RsS and o. sI moafy B.
Privs;e rooms for I.sdies and Gentlemen
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE This superb pre-
psraou sIsy the safest and most rei.ole Dye IN
existence never feins 20 inpsI 70 lhe n. % "a
the skin soG aud applied OF NO. Assof mouse CKsIA
poRof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

An account of a curious and interesting sav,
case down East reaches us to-day by telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

son combustion, which elected Andrew steven
son over bis head after an animated struggle.
In 1910, he was chosen 4 member OF oar State
Senate. and while serving as such was strieken
with incurabe paralysis. He resigned his sei'
soon after, AMI in ls4S removed 10 Cleveland
where, ia the family of mis- son-ia-law' Mr.. W. u
Beattie, be has spen, the Tranquil e'ening Of ats
days, enfeebled and broken ia body but unelouaeo
AID vigorous in mind
The Cisreland Herald observes that OF all "no
bore part in the great Missouri struggle oa' Two
survive him. Rufus King, James Tallmsdse' Clay
John Holmes, John Randolph, William finAne;'
storrs, and row Taylor, have departed We On'y
call to mind Henry Shaw, then of Massachusetts,
now of tbi. city, as surviving participant ID 'nA'
mem orable contest. Passing away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY-( From the Cleveland


some time saturday n hit Sunday, burglars effected
an entrsnco into the Banking house OF Ch A. Reed CO.
Water attempted oPen ihei SAFE bus hlsy lad ~
eye Il M as had joh ard deeamp One OF then instruments
was found broken the Lcsk which the only evidence
their ahors The Lock OF hiLLiEs Empire Comb
tiop ara the ssfe LLLlEs mpenciTabls Chtd Iron
Ssfe Mr found the back door opea IA the 3gSias VIII
IVES his mi know 'edse OF the Visit PAID his otise"
Those pert,c sncury against r~ burglars that
Sheet iron SAT-, adordl should secure lLLiES Pa
Safe and Lek BANKERS ADD Brokers geGerJ hro0sA hu
adopted them daring the b. the
Of I'll others A full assoyftntnt nd the DepO. c.
NoKIp's Safe Co. no ll9 Peaflsk HsnDver square.
MoRKIS BRADLEY. AGENTS.
WINTER UNDERsmRTs AND DRAWERS FROM
ArcToSA large leo of winter UspEKsRsTs aud DRAWERS
Will be Exposed tor sale low To NoE6ey sat
prdsy Sept Is by T. Mason the Excelsior Sr store,
No. so Grandst near Alien New tine bay while
Chi. orpoltsris, !. otsrse
BANK Of MILFo ORD, BANK OF WAsIrENAN.
FAsMtRs snd MERCHANTS BAxK. Msuphis Notes on Il.
50 the dollar;
Is ga on the dollar ali other Bsnis iR the Unu A, mar
EVANS CLorsSG WAafHovss, Nos 81 sas So Fal:on-ss
FALL AND WINTER UNDERGARAESrs PROM
AscrtoS-A very large assortment OF Sk, Lsnbs W col
Iesno Cashmere ana Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers vhch
win be cold per helow the usual prices McIIrcg
Ins Shs Warehouse No. ~ Gr,enweh corner Cham
b~rA -
SHAwIs SHAwIs Just received aud for sale
a sress basssns A CssAnsee Long and Square Ss~ls
Pp snA Prated Thhet do Bay STATE and Scotch do Plain
and Grape BLACK Cashmere Long Square
Do X H. LxApssArEa, Gate LEtDsEArga LIsl, No ST
bssslvsy corner Lssosrdd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

JET ORNAMLNTS- Bracelets. Brooches, Ear
Rnfs Necklaces Chatesns &c also JET aud Gos J,Ne.ry
ms the largest 10 the city nav be found d.
BoARpmAs townships No 5I Binaaway, usder the 81
.hoias Hafel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
BrTroN uP YoER Cor! ID i coId | Nh

BUTTON UP lObR GOAT! III IL cOid. WIN
TO bu, FASWoNAslE OvERCoAT--va: Broadway Re idy-
Made Suit of Cloihing to keep during me in,r
avoid imi alton iaorr who hHye sot hcr shav's
loaded with fashOncO bob-ialrd gteeve oog'ya e1
coats sopmsde thV. have heard Of teaune tailor Of
tw,nf, FIVE practical ice -"5l Fox" CSC =
Fox I'D onius the C, huIi'a and .hsl 1edy
alive him my oder ~ No 30 Bod ~hv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

PRocr Loexs-Dep0i Removed Eo. 25 PeAsl-st three
doors above Madensue complete Of the above
we Fire Proof safes Ton sale above by hroHSocg
A DtfNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
SEWING MAcnINEs.-We will pay a liberal re.


ad for correct information whereby that
ptrDn in the City Of NeSYoIk has bought AID ug an E
cyLsioR SEWIkc MACHINE Tue Aaeut OF the Excelsior
Company advertised that they not men Of straw we
oon't believe him Company which without OWNING single
patent uDLlushney "a ate from four ssd patents belong
fpg 10 US and offer pufchnssrs well be sO
peeted 4 rTesYoIsbity We hpp the public distinctly that
no person sbs he allowed TO an EXCELSIOR MacHsE ~ih
sst oayips us damages l. NJ. SINGH 4 Co,
"F-''Ne no o13 Broad way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

PhkO-t ORTEs.-An Immense assortment OF
the uost eeebated PIANOS In the United States sale
70 rent az pc than be hsd elsewhere large
rey Of he best SECoNDuAgD PIANOS thu msrket Prices
s99 $50 $50 as, $40 sl2j &C. &l7i Every insrl-
nent euaiAnteed large Discount made from factory prices
for cash To rGchs monthly payments will be
taken. Cash paid for SECONDHAND PIANOS.
HoaACE WATERS No 1873 BrOaaxgv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

BEILsi BELLS !t-MENEELY's CELEBRATED
CBUscB FAcTOKY STEAMBOAT School, SNIP LocoMotIve.
PLANTATION and other Bells constantly hand at he Nos
IN West Troy n and asO 81 the Agency, ii6 broadway
Ne York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
Sewing MAcuIyEs t--Oh how we are fright

SEWING MACHINES !--Dn low We arc ITIgHF
ensd VIII anybody lend 81 s0f We went 10 buy OF
the many OLD WORTHLESS ABANDONED PATENTS on SEW
xs which intend place ,r three weeks lDder
An old setting have full that on sending
20 Washington that Incubation will return rs at least
Zen frs rsts original petents Tren guess nobody viii qnes
ton responsibility after that In he meantime wesh be
most hsppy give all busing oar SEWING IA
cgIxEs sbch arc the the for everyhingD
RshL ESTATE or BANXABLE SECURITY for say ensss~nens
relative thereto BY the EXCELSIOR SEWING MACHINE Co.
Remember no. $40 Broadway Is the place To huy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

j. II. THOMPSON, from Paris, Phreno!Ogcal
Hair Gutter p 10 be found No Warren-sl three doors
from Brosdway lie the only list in New YORK who
fborouehy Curing he Hair TO suit the iornaon
Of the head. Gail ard Try bs skill.
G. +. BARTHOLOMEW will open Paris MOURN
lag MILLINERY ard CLoAKs, Wednesday Tnu soay and
Friday, tho 2th 2si ana I'D September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

subscriber continues manufacture aud sell hw
FRK BURGLAR FRoof SAss at the old established pot,
where the largest varied of Fire and Bur
ea7 Proof Bank NaE DOors chAngese Powder Proof
Bank Safe Locks world hand f by
SiLss c. HEgRlNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22
DEFIANCT SALAMANpER S,FEs.-RoBERr

DTF
PArsIcx sole In tho United Of
above celebrated SArEs and r. C. GVgFiSS
pEfAxcg Locks ard Cross BARS. Depot. No 49, Pearl
one below hsdeBAnt Mandatory, Nos 90, a. 81 and
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

IRON BEDsTRADs and FURNITURE OF every var-
ETY. Gale at No Canals, b. the Heo
ken Iron Works AID foundry. Plain and ornamental BED
sesds from ! to Hat Racks, Chars Also, Iron
RaiHna and ali kinds Of Irou WORK for buildiuss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

did 10 harm with Governor Boutwell,, perhaps hia
srti Know NotAipaifm may be equally harmless -
him uncer Governor Gardner. Resides, be may BE-
. member Of the order. There are some important
murder tjals to commence In few weehu, md INC
services Of shls man viii be required . give tho
gal!ows an even chance for what many think 70 %
in dues.
Mr.. Gardner visited the State House, . few days
since, to see what be should have to do n relation
TO matters requiring mention in his address . the
Leeislature. ! der what Governor Waahburn
thought when be saw him come into the Council
Chamber.
Nr. Bankss Know Nothing speech in Congress ID
SeDatorebip, on the most accommodating terms,
ard certainly ct the lowest possible rates. 1r.
Banks used to be on very good terms with our Ca.
thoc voters and without tie aid OF largo portion Of
the Irish citizens OF Waltham he never could have
got into our Legislature, the being sent 70 which
body was the foundation Of his political fortune.
" Isn't it 60, Pstsri" Not st. Peter, but much
Some Of the wings have theory, which h quite
comforting to them, on the Senatorial question.
They say that the Know Nothings heing very
modest men, and clearly convinced Of their own
want Of IespectabilIty are anxious 70 enlist some
eminent whg into their party, with the view 81
it Is not impossible that they viii ~ able % find
some respe wing ready to take PITY on them,
and relieve their restitution by accepting the
office.
A gentlemen from New Hampshire, who appears
TO be booked up in the politics of that State tells
me that Mason B. Tappan, . prominent ftee soiler,
has cow ire best chance Of obtaining the Know
easily elected. The next most prominent man for
the nomination is Henry F. French, Of Exeter, q
brother.in law Of NJ Brown, our Liutenant Governor
elect. ALTOONA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31
Affairs In Cuba.
Orr HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA. Dac. ~

HAVANA, Dec. 90, 1854.
declaration of VI. Lacoste-InterUie,c Nth Him
HIS Admissions Prospects Of His Being Gar
Yofcd- M. .Eeiir, the Prisoners CoAnsel- The
Aicre 7yGdo--Impndence Of the Captain Of a
Sldrr.
know not by which steamer these lines win be
taken as the captain of the Isabel states that he
will leave Immediately should there be dispatches
for the state Department by the Falcon. The Isabel
entered pert yesterday bringing no intelligence and
70 northern papers. Mr. Lacoste who is Mr. Francisco
Estrampes, native Of Cuba, and naturalzed citi-
zen of the United States, has made declaration
clearing the captain and mate Of the schooner
John G. White, Of knowledge Of the contents
of tire cases which he shipped by that yes
sci in New York. His declaration % to
his own transactions have been full and ex
plct under the fear that innocent parties might be
jeopardzsd, and / think more eliminating for
himself than WAS justinable under the circums.An-
cee-but he says, that he has only discharged the
duty Of man. and he Is willing to abide tbs conse-
quencss. His interdicsion CT communication was
removed on the 10th, and was permitted an inter-
view with him on the 20th, at the bars Of his cell
He admits in his decar atoms, twice TAKEN that
had introduced arms and munitions Of war by the
American schooncrs c. T. Smith, and John g.
white-that HE object WAS 10 foment . revolution
Azy movement, upon like principles Of the recent
movement d MaArd, for TIE purpose Of pssclaiming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

Ap. ,sa4 $751;, 1863 11e 81 GOO -
This summary exhibits the stat stics Of each docess
and Of each ecclesiastical province Some of the figures
in the table win be found 70 vary from those Ia re-
capituatons Of the respesve docesscs, owing to
rectons that have since been made.
From the summary here presented, and preceding
statements II follows that In the United States there are
archbishops, 80 bishops. 1,7o4 priests, and 1,s2i
churches distributed among IL docesses ,ui apostolic
vcartcs and showing for the past year an increase OF
bishops, 12g priests and H. churches Darinx tie
year "a priests departed this LIE, ocvaea Z the
episcopaey and besides these, about 80 whose
peared the catalogue OF 1868 not r. sor,ed n,
1884, whence II appears thst the total accession q
priests during the year was upwards Of 200.
The hgures OF population in the table those
turned by the Most Rev and RI Rev. Bis ops but as
they not complete forbear any hypothetical e.
mate Of the total number Of Catholics In the Uaite.
States In regard to which there exists so vast differ
ence Of opinion,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28

they have 10 fears Of the coming winter,
cherries days, and cold dgeary nights.
They are not versed in the modern line
ofdeception, and consequently whoever
dreams of their wants?
II the dress is any criterion to Judge
bysas one being in want. 7 should think
assoon of giving aims, to the wealthy. as
to the one who has just extended her
hands in most pitiful manner. But |
don't know but we ought to be glad. for
ifdolls, rabbits squirrels, tin whistles. rat
tle-boxes, paper flowers, candies, and ,s,sts.
are any thing towards pacifying the com
munity, we shall have still times. unless
sqHalling babies take the lead
High no |! I am glad have found where
the Know Nothings meet never knew
before. But being a green one from the
country they let me in for halfprice, pro-
yided | would not tell the old lady Par
tington where she could gather YARDS.
In conclusion, wish to say to our
friend B, as he has charge of the
books, | hope he will not fail TO note
down that especial article Just imported,
entitled What Not, for there NAV be a
patent O. it next year. 7rel
A COUNTRY GIRL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-28
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