Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-09-21

Tennessee is very unPrOmislng. IN many
portions of Kentucky the crop will no, sv-
erage over 500 lbs. the acre. In Tennessee
the crop will be equally shor, and this to-
pether with the fact that the stocks Of old
tobacco are very small must give high
range of prices for the article.
THE TURF.-A race came off on The Ma
lional Course, Long Island, on Thursday
between the Virginia gelding One Eye Joe
and the Kentucky colt Garrett Davis
Three mile race for $4,000. The betting
was very heavy and from $4,000 to $780,
O0G depended upon the result. Kentucky
was pited against Virginia. and good deal
Of Slate feeling enlisted. The race was es-
silly won by One Eyed Joe, who took the
lead on the first heat and was not headed.
On The second heat Garrett Davis led off but
was passed on The last mile by bis compe.
,ilor, no won the race in 5 So.
The CRiMEA ExPEDITIoN.-The Man.
chester Eraminer, of Sept. 2, publishes the
following A! late hour last night we
were put in possession of a Geographic
message which had reached London, and
which is to The following effect -
"At council Of war, held a. Varna to
consider as to the expedition to the Crimes,
it was decided 10 proceed, and the allied
forces have sailed. ST. Arnaud, leaves Con.
slaninope on the % of September, to take
the command of The army, which would
ARRESTS IN NEW YoRK.-The Chief of
Police Of New Y ork has just submitted his
semi-annual report, from which it appears
that during the period named there were
+25'1I0 arrests. Of this number ebout 49,
900 were foreigners.
For the Port Tobacco Times.
The Christisn worldly minded professor
pleases no person. He does not please him
self, or herself He does please the man of
The world Many Of them have a great
respect for religion, and religious consis,ep-
cy. lsay such professors please no person.
This is mistake. They please the arch
enemy of souls, and cause The true friends
of Zion TO mourn in solitude.
This is the article which has called forth
the remarks of "Observer." !, is written
10 Christian spirit. As to SHE Christian
worldly minded professor, and The worldly
minded Christian professor, do not pro-
pose TO use'' any swords" excep, TO say
tina! as soon as the article was out of nv
hands, it occurred TO nv mind that the
phrase mil Oh. admit of more than one con-
s,ruclion. But supposed tina. its true spi-
rit and design would be understood.
do no, see ,ha, have assumed any po-
silion that is erroneous. full well know
that ga man cannot serve two masters" 81
would here be understood TO speak Of a
spiritual service" "He csnnot love God
with all bis heart and at The same time" noI
''be Christian" | might proceed TO trans
crihe almost the whole Of this excellent ar
,icle, and say that there is no differing
thought in our essential and separate mean
ing. do know that generally, "lhe uncon-
verled man is always pleased with those
manifestations which accord with his own
vila,ed tastes and morally depraved
thoughts" neither did "Warning Voice"
suppose tina. such had any respect for re-
lgion indeed, he silently classified them
with The arch enemy Of souls. But he does
know from observation, from experience,
from conversation, tha! there are other men
Of the world, that have great respect for
religion, and religious consistency. He does
: know there are some professors Of religion
to please such men, and TO please themselves
become absorbed in The things of the world
and by so doing wound their own con-
sciences, and displease themselves, and
please no person-lhati is, no person whose
opinion they regard. And to such Warn
, ing Voice raised bis voice, not much con
cerned as TO the phraseology.
WARNING Voice.
COLLECTORS SALE.