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LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING

N anticipation of very heavy trade du-
L. .ins the State Fair, have had manufactured and
are in receiot this week, of very large additions
my stock of Winter Clothing. comprising all of the
very latest of every variety and quality of
Over Coats Fancy Cass Pants
Bnsiness Goats Black Doeskin 90
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do Sa.inett do
Vests in endless variety, Of black and fancy velvet
silk, cashmere, satin, merino, &c.
Robe de Chsmbres
Furnished Goods such as Shirts, Collars Cravats
Ties. Stocks, Hdkfs Gloves Suspen3ers, Socks. Mo-
ney Belts, &c Merino and Silk Under Shirts AID
Drawers
Inds Rubber Goods, such Overcoats. Cioaks
Cspes Pants Leggins, Chair Cushions &c at Inanu-
fscturers' prices
All in want are respectfully solicited to give me
call. My stock is good deal too heavy for dull
winter and shall be greatly reduced before the close
of the Fair, at unusually low prices for casb.
J. d. GOODMAN. No, 1874 Main st
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B Also, good supply of Trunks and Carpet
Bags on hand Cash can get them withC ut prois-
times are unusually hard-Inoney is wanted.
oc 2-o&cs J. D G
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Two Maine Banks, the Bank of Hallouwell. and
the Ship Builders Bank are thrown out by the Suf
folk of Boston. The depression in the shipping
interest is probably the cause of the trouble
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Morris NJ Davidson, lawyer of considerable
ability, died in New York on Tuesday evening, oil
cholera.
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Z
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL
HIGHLAND HOUSE.

At THE OMNIBUS STATION, ROCKET TS'
TNHE subscriber will open the above
Il named house Saturday. Oct 18th, for the re-
eeption of day. weekly and monthly Boarders or par
ties. to which the attention Of the travelling
uty at large is asked He will en6eavor TO give sat-
Esfacton to those that may give him call. This
house will be opened on Saturday st 10 O'clock with
Free Snack. to which the proprietor invites LiA
friends and the public at large
oc l-2t MATHEW /. HARDEN. Propristor.
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The Galveston (Texas) papers state that Mrs.
Seawell was shot on the 10th inst, while endeavor.
ing to separate aud pacify her two SONS, one of
whom was threatening to shoot the other.
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F ALL ID II Y G 90 IS,
CHEAp FOR CASH


THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, compising every description of GOODS
usually kept In dry goods house.
He invites the after ton Of the Ladies to hand
assortme Mt If rich plaid Goods of the most
ionsbe styles. "a well large stock Of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in stoe full supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, with fi3l assortment of Negro Clothing.
His Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS, recs n.iy
purchased In the Northern Cties, by himself at the
late reduction.
The most hberal advantages offered to CASH euf-
tumere. WIN. BOOTWRIGHT,
oc I2-1m 2a5 Broad st.. corner of lst st.
DEW IN ST JAMES CHURCH FOR
i SALE-The owner of PEW No. 49, in g..
James, Church. having removed from Richmond has
authorized me TO soil II. Apply to
oc Ie-dts GEO. D. t1SHER.
Lave you ever used the VIRGINIA
Ill MAGIC WASHING FLUIDf IL you have
not. and wish to. Keep ahead BY economising your
TIM. isbor and money sns :sy,Rg TIE Sssr s1s ter
ing Fluid lis great utility once sssn and expert
spcsd its use Will never be given up Price III cents
% N-M .Drassist.
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For the quarter ending September 80, 1854, the
number of passengers arrived at Boston by sea vas
10 .454, of whom between 10 and IL 900 were from
Europe.
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The schr. Mattapony, on her way from Phiiadel.
pnia to Boston, struck on the icebraker on Monday
night at the breakwater, and in q short time filed
and SUNK The Captain and wife, and four men
we're rescued by the pilot boat Leonidas, and land
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Mrs. Rebecca KIN died at Weare. N. H las
week, at the age Of 102 years. Until within tw,
or three years she has lived alone-- -cultiyatine
small piece Of land with her own hands.
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DEATH OF PaIrsr.-Rev Daniel Hiclev
Catholc Priest, died of dysentery, at West Alexsn
der, Washington county, Pennsylvania, on the 5,h
instant
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AWFUL DEArH--Near kenoshs, Wis last week
. drunken man was literally devoured BY hoer
cation. His bones and . few remnants Of closhipr
only were found.
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Late advices from England report the death of
Sir Gordon Drummond. He served against the
Americans in the last war;
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The enames of the principals in the last duel story
related by the New York papers, are Hyslop and
Scott-the former of New York, the latter of Phila
delphia. itwas a silly business from begnnir g to
end, and should never have been put in print.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

9 The circulation OF the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined ~
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IST OF LETTERS-Remaini in the,
~ Richmond Post Office on the 27th Oct 1854.
IPersons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised.
" Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from to
A. M, and to 5P. M.
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ASPECT OF THE SLAIN.--A correspondent of q
London Journal, describing the battle Of Aims,
says:
Inc attitudes OF some of the dead were awful
one man might be seen resting on one Inea s.;,,,
his arms extended in the form of taking aim. the
brow compressed, the lips clenched-the yery ex
preston OF firing at enemy stamped on the face
and nxed there by death; ball had struck this
man In the neck. Psychologists or anatomists must
settle the rest Another lying ON his back with
the same expression. and his arms raised in sini
lar attitude the MIME musket still grasped in his
hands undischarged. Another lay in q perfect
and his feet on the other but the back raised high
above it Many men without legs or arms irving
to crawl down to the water-side. Some of the dead
lay with calm, placid smile of the face, as though
they were in some delicious dream
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to AZ cents per bnshel.
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BY j. A. COWARpIN.
ADJUSTMENTS.
5 T A l. ID ING K OGERS'
TV0 CIpcIrS SCct

SPALDIN < ROGERS
Two CIRCUSESl
~ Consolidating their cele-
~ brsted FLOATING PALACE
NA CIRCUs, from their Pal.tial
~ N Aquatic Amph-Thsatre, on the
~~ mississippi and Ohio Rivers; and
%3 NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.
AAS so fayorsblv known in the North
~ and Est. into
ONE MONSTER CONCERNf
With the two Companies. comprising respectively
the most distinsuished Northern and Southern Per.
formers IN FRIENDLY sTRIFE daily in the same ring,
in presence of the audierce, with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERsi
TWO SETS OF CLOWNsli
TWO SETS OF RING HORSESii'
" rAsroMtME every Afternoon. SPgcTAcLE
NED KENDALL, (the Bualer)
kENDALL'S S BRASS BAND!
CHOdTE'S STRING BIND!
MAGNIFICENT scale, with BILL LAKE, the great New
Orleans Clown; III. Msgilton, the wonderful Man
Monkey; Msdls. Agnes, the celebrated Creole Gym
nsst; walter ymar. the peerless Bareback Rider !;
G. J. Rogers, the dstin ngushed Scenic Equestrian !;
Master Clarence, the Young Equestrian Hero; Mns.
Lake, the very intrepid Horse woman; the famous
MorLEY BROTHERS; II. Magnify, the renowned
Voitiseur; Monsieur Ls Thoru the modern f ercu-
les; Prof. Baldwin the English Wizard; w. Knks s'a
the Versatile Equestrian; H. Dursnd, the Skilfu
Gymnest; Robert White. the accomplished Maitre
w. j. Paui, the famous Jehu; Brown. j. RYAN,
w. Conor, &c 3c. will be exhibited at r. NJ, and
u P. M afternoon and night. ON
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 31st, and November LIST, I'd and Sd, le5i)
Also, at PErERsBusG Oct. 24th, 25th and 10Th and
Lynchburg. Oct. 9th and 28th.
II ADMISSION Dress Circle, so cts Colored
Boxes, % cts Children and Servants, half price, To
Dress Circle only. oc 14-l8t
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RIGHTEous SKNrKNcx. Henry Footman, who
killed lad named Esston, at Covineton, Ky 1
law days since, has been convicted of hanslansht
81, end senteuced TO ten years' imprisonment
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BY late arrival from the Rio Grande, the report
OF the repnse of the insurgents ia fully confirmed
They had recrossed the Bravo, driven quite out of
the Mexican territory. Many of them were In
Brownsville.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THE FRENC CONFECTIONERY
AND VARIETY STORE,

AND VARIETY STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD SITS.
HAVING made an addition to our CON
IL DICTIONARY and FRUIT STORE (very
well known to our kind customers to be provided
with every article pleasing the taste and fancy
be found in any establishment of the kind in this
Stste,) respectfully invite the attention of cur
friends and the public to our
NEW BAZAAR,
containing most excellent and endless variety of
FANCY ARTICLES of luxury and usefulness for
Ladies and Gentlemen for Housek sepers. for Farm
ers, for Sporsmen, for the dear children and in fact
for any and everybody fsvofing with call.
Having just returned from the North with this en-
trely stock purchased at the lowest rates-soue
from auctions-we feel confident that prices will
suit the closest buyers. SCIAAP & CO.
oc N-lm" Corner Broad and Sd SITS.
IN FOR NEW YORK The fine
- Schr. AMELIA C. REEVES, Capt Reeves
is now ready and will have dispatch, part of her
Cargo is engaged. For balance of cargo apply
rs RANKIN l. BARKER.
II FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-The
- - fine Schr. GEORGE LUFF Capt Veasey
Is now ready for Freight, with the bulk of her cargo
engaged and going on board. Can take the bulk of
200 bbls., if immediate application is made to
oc26 RANKIN BARKER
~ MULES.-Threew well broke young
~ MULES, for sale by
RAGLAND 4 BRO,
ocS $50 Main street.
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THE above Farm will be sold on the pre-
misses of the land ADVERTISED by Chas c. Hudson
Commissioner, imme etiatey after that land is dis.
posed of-say about 8 o'clock P. M, of TUESDAY
the oath of October 1854
oc1O GOIDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts
NOTICE.-In consequence of the sale
of the Land, advertiIed by c. c. Hudson. Commits.
sloner, having bean postponed to FRIDAY. the Sd
Nov, the above sale is also postponed to that day.
when it will certainly take place.
oc24 n L. A ar,tz
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BEAUTIFUL AND GLORIOUS" What a
beautiful and glorious sight, exclaimed q
French spectator of the battle of Alma, as
the two armies were about to engage. No
one but Frenchman could pronounce the
spectacle of human butchery by the whole
sale " beautiful" Did he think the field
after the battle, with its heaps of mangled
carcases equally beautiful ?'' What does
ne think of the beauty and glory" of the
track which Napoleon left behind him On his
way from Moscow?
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PEEP INTO SEBAsToPoL.-A correspondents Of
the Times writing from on board one of the vesses
of squadron off Sebastopo, writes (Sept 26,h)-
At this moment we see an enormous fire rasinp
in the heart of the town. and as the allied armies
are In sight and are to summon them to-day, it is
not impossible that they are pursuing the usual
hussian plan of burning, blowing up, and destroy.
ing everything rather than surrender. All our Po.
ish and other deserters agree that they are prepar
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There were deaths from yellow isvsr b Angus.
t. on the ga insG
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The Board of Health Of Savannah report 3 deaths
from yellow iever on Monday last.
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Judge Hunter. OF stsubenvilie. Ohio, did Il his
residence Ia thst plscs on Sunday lsss.
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THE LADIES COMPLETE GUIDE TO CROCHET,
FANCY KNITTING, AND NEEDLEwoRK BY
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens. Copiously illustra-
ted with original and very choice Designs
in Crochet etc, printed in scolors. New
York: Garrett & Co.
This is the book for young ladies. Crochet
ing is quite fashionable, and it is very use
ful species of fashion that encourages needle
work, etc. The book is well executed, and is
for sale by SMITH & FORE, $50 Broad street.
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THE INEBRIATE's Hut; or The. first fruits of
the Maine Law,-by Mrs. S. A. SOUTH
woRTH.--This is, as its name imports, Tenn
perance story. We have not read it, but Mrs.
Southworth is well known as spirited wri-
ter and no doubt makes good use of her
materials.
Printed with illustrations by Phillips,
Samson Co., Philadelphia, and for sale by
JAMES WooDHoUsE
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There ware four deaths from yellow fever In
Charleston on Monday last The Courier consders
It unsafe for absentees to return At present. - the
fever is still epidemic.
The Board Of Health report eight deaths from the
fever on Tuesday,
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ALoNE.-We havereceived from Mr.. Nor.
RIs copy of this popular novel, which has
reached its tfth edition. This fact is the
most substantial proof ofpublic appreciation,
and we trust that the fair authoress and her
publisher are receiving proper reward.
The numerous editions alone has passed
through places it above the ephemeral litera-
ture of the day, and gives it rank among the
classic fctions of the times.
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Henry X. Preston, a well.known and highly es.
teemed citizen of Savannah, died few days since
OF yellow fever. During the prevalence ofthe epi-
demic, and up to the time of his DEATH he bad oc-
cupied the editorial chair of the Morning News
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kNGUA-
lRGE. just
|he c!,izens
Ions In the
private ies-
services az
able terms.
an d under.
. confident
jas Weed.
a krnss :.
O; George,
| pc 3-d2m
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N OTTO Z All persons having claims
~ against the estate of Gee. Washington Atkn-
son, decd, will present them for settlement; and
those indebted to the will please call and set
tie PUSLEY Il. ATKINSON, Ex'or of
oc D-i6tf Geo. Washir gton Atkinson, decd
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HOOI,

6sliiOj;i'O;Tli.
her 18th.
SCHOOL and
|a |a,s, ne Ensllsk
|eliing. GNn.
F ing ell THE
4 now re.
| ;rrnenisias
we're when
md OF con.
y examine=
the close Of
La.ys for the
TAYLOR.
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P. S. At the same time an
the Perishabie Estate of the
crops of Corn, Oats, Hay,
young Horses, with stock of :
Household Furniture, Farm
riages, Wagons, Carts. &c
TERMs-Alls sums under S2l
G months credit, for bonds, vi
ing interest. with an eudorsuaI
If the principal is paid withiri
the interest will be reinitted.
jy 2J-lawtds
Sale conducted by GoDuINN
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CoLLIsIoN.-The Augusta Chronicle states that
a collision took place on the Georgia Road near
Buckhead, last Friday night. The engine and cars
were damaged to some extent, and one of the fire.
men was wounded in the foot. The engineer on
the down train it is said was asleep and therefore
did not blow his whistle to put on the brakes, or
make any effort to arrest the speed of the train.
His conduct enraged the passengers that they
were determined on lynching him, but could not
find him Such reckessness deserves to be severely
punished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-28

DR.. J. F. Tompkins, editor of the Farmers Jour-
nal, has been appointed assistant to Prof. Emmons
in the Agricultural and Geological survey Of Norh
Carolina, now going forward.
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rs RE
Der on the
'ES; heis
high, GIN
on by Mr..
d Point, to
1 give the
Ter him to
AVIS.
q Hotel
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ZINE HAAS.-Just received something
oea LocKETT PANKEY.
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D.-Es-
boy TOM,
e average
bose, thick
of one leg
above re-
ne county
Richmond
or at Gary
about the
EANER.
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GREAT FALL IN BEEF CATTLE.-The fall IN beef
CATTLE reported by telegraph yesterday, was the
most serious fall of the season. A large drove of
them were crossing Port Deposite bridge, near Ha-
vre de Grace, Md, and when about midway, two
spans Of the bridge gave way and precipitated all
the animals into the susqueharnah river. distance
of some forty feet. The crash was fearful one
The cattle swan and foundered about in the water,
making the best of their way to the shores. Whe-
ther any of them were drowned or killed, or whe-
ther either OF the drovers went down with them,we
have not learned. The wires of all the telegraphs
the river upon this bridge, and they were all
broken, thus suspending telegraphc communica-
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EREeH PEACH 4 ST. Constantly on
u hand, By the dozen or single can
oeT LOCkETT PANKEY
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CARPETING.


THE subscriber has Just received, on
Il consignment, and open for inspection a
very large andschoice assortment of the newest pat
terms Of English
Tspss'iy. TTsrss'i cARpEruNe.
Brussels
Together with full stock of Three-ply Ingram and
tentian Carpetings, which he is ordered to 81 II at
cost prices, to close them imm ediately.
Persons about furnishing, have opportunity of
supplying themselves, at very low prices.
VIM. BOOTH,
oc i4-2w 40 Main st cerner of 18th.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI Insti-
- tution is situated on Church Hill, Richmond,
w., in q delightful airy position, and Is furnished
with every convenience. The Lying-in Wards are
peculiarly commodous The undersigned give their
personal attendance to all patients placed under
their charge.
Golored patients. PER week
W Whites.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fByate accommodations. ~ to 10
These Rates embrace ali ehsrges for Board. Medi-
cinse and Medical and Surgical attendance.
" No contagious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
=. MAY, WI ,. h. Deane, N D.,
James Bolton. M D., r. W. Roddsy, III. b.
REsiDEnT PHYsIciAs-Ed. C. Drew, M D.
aeS S1-aG rau =
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a MALL FARM 0N DEEP-RUN TURN
~ PIKE ROAD t6 niles from Richmond), FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold at Al uction the
FARM formerly wnsd by Mr.. r. N Mackenzie,
contsining 76 scres of and, en- the Deep-Run Turn
pike, miles from R hmond, adjoining the lands
owned by Patrick II g entry and those on which
Mrs. Lowdes resides-{bout q cleared, ba ance
in woods. The Improvements consist of a Stable.
Cow-house, &c.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and II mos
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed. GODDIN & APPERSON Aucts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

'Wno IA Mac. PARTiNaros 7'-Thc
inquiry is frequently made who 10 Mrs
Parlingtou We first read o! the old
lady in a speech made by Sydney
Sniih-the wi'tIest and probably the
wises: man Of his day at Taunton.
England, IN 1881, on the subject Of Par
liamentary reform by which Great Bri-
tain was then much agtated. He was
insisting that the possibility Of the House
Of Lords defeating the reform movement
was the most absurd notion that ever
entered into human Imagination. And
TO illustrate the fu,iity Of resisting the
popular demand, he sad: Il do not
mean to be dsrespectiul. but the at.
tempt Of the Lords to stop the progress
Of reform reminds me very forcibIy OF
the great storm Of Sidmou,h and Of the
conduct OF the excellent Mrs. Parting
ton on that OCCASION. In the winter Of
1924 there set in great food upon tho
| town; the tide rose TO an incredible
height, the waves rushed ia upon n the
houses and every thing was threatened
with destruction. In the midst of this
sublime and terrible storm Dame Par
tington, who lived upon the beach, was
seen at the ,or of her house with mop
and paltens, trundIing her mop, squecz
ing out the sea-water, and vigorously
pushing away the Atlantic Ocean. Tho
| Atlantic was aroused. Mrs. Parting
tons spirit was up but | need not tell
you that the contest was unequal. The
Atlantic Ocean beat Mrs. Partington.-
She was exqFllcnt at a slop or puddle;
bu, she should not have meddIcd with a
tempesL- Buffalo Commercial Adver-
liser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

The GnEEe CnURcn.-The iunda-
mental difference between the Greek
and Roman catholic churches consists
ia the rejection OF The spiritual supre-
macy OF 81. Peter on the part Of the
former, and the denial oil any visible
representative Of Christ upon The earih.
In the view it takes oil the Holy Ghost
il is also at variance, not only with the
Roman Catholic, nut with the Protest.
ant Churches. This variation consists
in the idea that the Holy SPIRIT pro.
ceeds from the son alone, and not from
the Father and Son. Ii recognizes
seven sacrameDts authorizes The offer
ing Of prayer TO the saints and the
Vngin, encourages the use Of pictures,
but lorbids images. II holds IN rever.
ence the relics and tombs OF holy men,
and enjoins strict lasting and the giving
OF alms-looking upon them as works
Of intrinsic merit. II rejects auricular
confession, and holds that modified form
Of the Roman doctrine oi the Eucharist
which 10 deBomiDated consubsliation.-
1t administers baptism by immersion,
and many oi the church services con.
sist almo entirely Of ceremonial obser.
vanccs. The intrinsic doctrines Of tie
two churches do not differ materially
and the cause Of ueir separation was
doubtless more owing TO the rival pre-
tensions Of the two imperial cities
Rome and ConstantinopIe, than any Sc
rious disagreement in relation TO doc
trines or ordinances. Y. Sunday
Tunes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-05-04

IL In the case the State VS.. A. b.
Copeland, the Supreme Court decided
Monday, that the Maine Law is con.
s,i'a',onal. We have no. beard whe'h-
er or not the Court were'unanimous in
opinion for the legal reputation OF tho
Court we should hope not as the decision
is in direct viola ion ol well-se,,led prin-
ciplcs OF law. The opinion is very
strange one we shall publish il, and
then our readers will have an oppor,u.
nifty TO examine it. II is very brisf, and
more Ia the shape Of sentence than u
deliberate legal decision OF the highest
judicial tribunal OF The State. ..r