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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

ssppoass %, sse,oos y have bss. borrowed u,Ass -
Isw & 1881 vhish furnshsd 70 oehr security q t.
~ n ~ rsVs..ss sSsss xouH 6 ds1at q eSo
to nss ths 500 900 sadsd 10, cd u interest," q Tie
~ nsodnx amendment q ths constitution ,rovc.s
eassi rssssus osraossss 10 nsst the nfsrss On mis-
.ss s. :. a:ss :: :; s,.s a' (. A: ::
%:.ssr q y: 3 y: = Other q:
on ssw dsSt astAerixsd By ne amendment aadths
Sloo 600 additional shsrgs 70 b made upon the revenues
s. s q ss e S e.
msat requires shall b. paid In eighteen years from tells
By the eonstusos q II now stands, $500 900 l. con-
ributsd annually By the canals TO the support Of the
gsvernmsDt and forms part Of the carefully adjusted
% %
canal and the payment Of it, debt and fer diminhss
the direct tax for tho support Of govsnment By the
fan. and sstr guish the prnsps eighteen years
Of the $40 500 ooo required 70 D set apart In ssoh
osnos q the 600 evident that With these add
opa precedent charges upon the revenues the General
Fund must b dsi.eo Of this $500 ooo aad that the
amount must b. supplied from direct taxes.
ssction g. Of artics, Of the eoosatuton provides Is
follows
ly. ssalsuae. .avass. e N: canal. :s:, a.s.
n.eEs.; y the rs.s S then b. ..p. Into
rights Of the holding he said canal debt
This provision applies tn the Se2l 467 Al from direct
taxes appropriated the last Legislature pay the pro
tested draft Of the Canal Commissioner And this
amount has b.en advanced from the Canal Dsbt Sinking
Fund and paid in anticipation Of the receipt Of the
tax into the treasury this oontributon advance
the csns required to b paid i.to the treasury for
the ou,rsns s.sr with rsmsncsr no larger shss the
average Of the Last would take nesrly three
yesrs repay it. And the increase Of cessary
10 the additional charge Of $500 900 In 1885, and the
interest uptn debt Of 500 000 when Incurred
would carried rom the Of 81 $50 900 Independent
Of any provision for the principally to additional
equal 70 the deficiency Of the remainder Of the
heal year. to provide for the contribution" OF the
S621, ACT Al to the canals from taxes
RECnIpTs PAYMENTS FROM 1917
Statement No 90 shows the total receipts and pay
nents account Of al the canals system from
the commencement, 1917, to the Both September,
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

JAZZ. a-yoAa 7bwssAsad vs,IoHdess u 0arra Dycsma~,
epsesNt nspsys Illegally enacted by tbs Rsgsssy of
the city Of New York - coalition upsa whisk - viii
10 the rss~rAs (sa his refusal 70 permit sssh sstsss
without sNsh Dagnsat) may b rseovsssA -; eesh
payment b not voluntary payment h H. - - -
" awning that he eoted ths agsut g ~ sy = -
Yssk - - psad To Illegal fsss i.es - cay eee
g $50 s.aesssy h:n tAs ~ = - *
sseA bat authority. Wkslhw aay - ~ pssnho.9 .
psroa 70 search IN ths rssor VIZ - eetaAi saxoA
made b The Rsgistsr, y gvsn = ~ - bQs-QusyN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

DHrALCArI0N AID fraud OF A Canal CLKK.
There has bssn rumor IN sroulation fss soms days
yrsjudisa1 70 tbs OsIlsstx Of oanal 1pIs at SyrA-
49, Bst invssgasing ne matter, the Colseter y
u his elsSka. Ths Chroice a that city sAys:" Ths
fssos ofths ere thAt aseast u ths Collectos
the ~ sssson, n NJ bsdnsas tra6nA6eens vth 49,
nsn, (ths latter holpg pextDsn wh1sh hays eauss
dsesaeney Of nesr1y o. 80 n Ne ase0ant Il tbs o0e1
with Ne Ca.al Dspartmeat"
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The OK ard well defined financial policy the Staten
relation the canals embodied In the It'll article Of the
constitution SO plainly 10 that policy marked out that
there ia scarcely ntroversy for dersn,e
OF opinion In regard to 1t.
Al well understood the article grew out Of the fact
that the State largely in debt with incomplete pub
Lie works. and the double purpose Of Incorporating its
provisions into tho fundamental law to arrest aud
pay of the and prosecute and compets the other
But the making Of certain provision that the debt
should BE- paid from the Of the canals and that
there should DO security against direct taxes for that
purpose the leading and controlling object ard to
this the speedy completion Of the public works was made
subordinate.
While the policy Of the State, in relation to debt is SO
irrevocby fixed In the fundau entail lay that the Leg
saturs is forbid than 81 600 without
the submission tf loan law to tbs people very little
falls to the province Of those having charge OF
the fiscal affairs Of the canals than TO watch the working
of the financial system and to that the purpose OF its
adoption kept eAdy in and that In the details
Of its administration II liz faithfully carried out
The ross OF the canals and the charges upon
them in each fiscal year sin the oon OF the cons
tution, have teen As follows =
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Total appropriations


though this y larger appropriation for the canals
than has bssn made In any one year. except 1881 nce
the adoption Of the sosstutoa vhish restricted hs sx
pssdtuies for The eonpson Of The unfinished werks 10
the remainder Of the rsvsnues viii b obsrved eha1 a.
the vhols amount oaly $3.50 co. about sixth pax
nom tolls me sum Of elc0 900 vas from monsys
held 10 have been borrowed asd rsssivsd into ths zc
sury n VI hiios Of the sonstsoa, and the rssidus
Ssm l67 a., from direct taxss.
fhsrs have bssn but two laws auth rsng direct IN
for eanal purposes; n 1884, entitled An 81 70 Day
IT, Debt nd prsssrvs The credit u the shtsr And fhs
ops before rsfss TO- Updss that d lol2 The sun Of
els6 AT % VS. ssscts1 a.d sxpdsd In the paynsat
q sapal dss and undse Tat of 1858 TIE sam q t62 l
b :, b eelissfs4 ~ The hhs puzposs
o. Ms hitter amount the sum q $50 900 b for pro
tss>sd DRAFTS 81 ~ OAnal Ccmminsiosen drawn a H.
Sor1sts ffon ~ Auditor thas there 70 meas y
~ ts>B Mad shy beea governed BY this infcrmsen,
And bed bey sistod The progrss u The worn accord
ksly this tax vsald - have bsen nesssssry.
Il 4 believed % - the nrst sssanss b tie history q
In enSe vhses dseuing ossu have ysrsstsa ~ dfaw
~ drafts upca the treasury sfsr bslns iafosn4d thst
thsso vos asd would - money 10 pav thsu IsavfaG
men 70 - havksd seeut n - cat q ~ Stats auss
hscsss esd messy lcsdsrs, ed sssd ~ sessmdtsSs
holders at ruinoaa nGi6ces
EzosPs ito sPs invason suppress inssrrssoa, u o..
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Tie estimate of receipts and payments for tbs year
(see No. based upon those of previous years.
shows remainder sppl cable TO the completion Of the
Ene canal enlsreensnt the Genesse Valley and Black
River capas OF 500 600 The remainder Of the last
year s22006o 50 and Of 1851 Excluding tolls from
rsilrosds.) $22s, 1913 90.
The Leeslsture makes annual appropriation to pay
the exp Of collection superin aad repas
Of tie canals The appropr stion AMI expenditure Ia
each year since the adoption Of the constu has been
as follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The sums Borrowed In ls45 and ls4s were 10 pay for
Anearsgss due the works suspsndsd In l842 The
$500 900 borrowed In ls4a the sum alluded v in
Of art Of the constitution where the canal debt 10
the payment Of which the SHAKING Fund 10 b sA-
edl applisd, defined 10 b tbs Ssbt las 10 enlisted,
June 1876 including $500 900 thea 10 BE- BORROWED
The II 900 canal certificates and 500 900
osveeo canal loss are included In the smouss borrowed
In 1891 and 1851.
Bat there was hsad on the 3oth sspt., the close
Of the fiscal year, belonging 70 the Sinking Fand for the
redemption Of the Casa Debt the Of ss72oj5 30.
The actual stock debt above. 10 SE 0ol, - 10
Deduct aeouns on hand belonging 70 SHAKING
Iune ...s.. ........... Hz,V3 "
And u leaves ~ the actual Cas- Al Debt not pro
vidse for On lSth bsptsmbsr Sl6ls8,13 n
is ID Only eols ooo lsss thsn tbs debt II stood
IN ls47. The Sinkng Fand established By the eousta-
too anps enough 70 pay the interest o. ard 10
havs wo away nsAry - q the debt q Il mood
when Ne ssatltausa adopted This result has bssn
ysvspted b bcrevisgs vhish wsrs not ecntsnpls>sd
No psrss q u dsst Ten due during the ysas lsss
vas ssy nossy bousv ed for canal purposes. ne
latter remark IL qualified b. III net that wuh uyoo IT,
Erie nal snar.sent ana the 0e.osss valay ana B,ae
River csnaA vsa presented b ~ oAsal Op9min1snA
ssd sssf!s .ss drawn p ths1 Ssyosa Y .ss,s sIgrc
the IsgaAturs nersassd ~ tsx svsd ~ ysr 1855
and appropriated om the o. o011 167 ~ Tor this
purpose Bad thsrs asy authority n The sonstu.
lion 70 ger this smoust upes iosn, The san opposite The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Total. -. !. Ne=.1B8 o62su2 - ti".,n W
furirx III bys yeas from lst7 to 1881 both nslasvs
ina annual s-trsss rensiudsrv exclusive OF rsrcsd
ana . s7i62ls. asd for the last tive y.ars osy 0l
el 10 IA hs rSvsnues for 1854 and 1855 shall - %
asss Ibso Tor II Last two years, there w not only %
20 r,rs4pcsr bat there will b deacit OF $50 wv 70
sst the 500 COO payable annually 70 the treasury or
a. sa2port Of TIE aoss.nnsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
$s0,cW
10000
10000

The rebuilding Of locks upon canal having reference
repairs which Is the drst and unlimited upon the
revenues. Ths above spprop iaop Of $50 600 il the
nrss separate ana specific appropriation for any vork
repairs have BEEN annually provided for in general sp
opriaton embracing everything uncsr that head and
-. .1 a. S.s. 81 WORK This
days before the close Of the year which It Was made
At the date Of the appropriation the amount had been
laturs to retrie and limit expenditure from tolls
upon the Osvego locks which to reach the aadi email
left Of he Os he IS q o.r" .s
hrssnent WORK on the Erie canal absolutely nssssssry
$50 oCo the further sum Of O. oOO nom the revenues
Of the currsnt nical The latter had all been
de division between the Is Of October aud the Let No
vember and there will probably BE- the OF January
ou'sntng drafts Of this Commissioners beyond the $780,
Looking upon these special appropr stisns for the
Osveeo locks svden intention part
Legislature to restrict psnditu-s which has hereto
for had no limitation but the discretion Of thu Canal
Commissof and the general appropriation for REPAIRS
have refused to pay the drar Of the Commissioner In
exhausted.
In addition to tn. $780, already sp.nt on the o,wszo
to any further appropriation to Be made BY the Lsssa
ture for that purpose the to BE-
In the discretion Il the Canal Commissioners with the
rebuilding OF the locis on the Cayuga add senecs canal
for which the dvcn epgnesr estimated S73 900 TO
be necessary up to June next
II the charge upcn the current year
for tie rebuilding Of the locss these Two cana and in
addition to the Ordinary support t the canals should the
work go forward without limitation ny the legislature
may reach the OF $500 900, s25o000 With these
extraordinary cha gee, and with than
FOR the last year. OF more than about $4,000 be
counted upon the remainder ths current 6ssa rear
THE CANAL DEr SINKING FUND.
The taoal debt had reached its masfmum in 1884, on
the OBI Of September Of vhich year It amounted to
$50 Ils @5 s.. its increase and elimination each year
'nce and its amount ct the close OF each fcal year. Is
shown BY the following statement
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q. sss, j
The balance Of the fund ~ the close Of the fiscal
OF This sun sSers 'i.a been sdvsaesd. tempo
rsriiy, TO the fund fr the completion Of Che
canals. interest Of ok per cent, - Will be
explained. upon the pledge Of the sax Of 1854 10
take up the dishonored drAfts Of the Canal Con-
missioners on the Auditor the san Of. 62l.l
---
MoosoSsr. s2l.
The canal debt falsg Que to the LIST OF July 1855,
the means to msst II are ~ follows -
Balance Of fund from lst October 1858. .... Ss71
Debt due LIST Of January, leo. DO
Leaving balance Of. ss5s,s
July, 1854, say. .,........'.......... $3.50
N.27.s
Debt due LIST July, 1884 .................. 5000
Leaving s.l..s. Of. Nn,a
July. 1855 say. ". ..a. as
Interss, On Investment Of fund from lit Oes.
1853, to LIST July. 1885, say. ................ 76O
SLaz.s
Debt due Let july 1855. Observation-Disclosures. l.S4,S
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It thus appear that the means Of the fuud ere equal to
the charges upon to July 1st 1855 the next iastsi
Kent Of debt falls due the lst January 1885, when the
Of s4,0 900 becomes payable TO meet this sun
n fund viii have only the aooumuatons from the Lat
Juy 1895 TO LIST January 1885, Of say $500 600 aud the
balance must Be- prccuIei the "crsdt Of the sshng
fund" O. BY equitable taxes" - provided b. sscon
June 1885, the annual contribution from the tolls to the
sinking fund ID increased BY section Of article OF the
constitution from 81 800 0t0 to 81, zoo, 00O
COMPLETION OF fHB CANALS.
o. the S44920 7 put dswn the balance Of tho fund
the 30th September (see No 1871 only 4l622c6 90
avsabe the residue, s2so 49, Is unavailable and is
made mp follows -
Deposits Canal Bank Albany failed lSlS 529J5 50
iSl9 -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60032 0s
Real estate securities latter .... rs 354 06
Bank fund stock. 1882 OF
Total u s2Sa1la 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Md ths Dhts h war; ths LSgsIatuse it pguhibitsd
y the ecastutpn fuu bono wing more than ~ 90
vhcut asst essisin! The eoss:as Of - pscPs DC
ssts changes upon the treasury Of Sooo 90 q 81 900
oo0, yhish IN eosssqusnos Of the nitaoa upsn borrow.
ing presents the alternative Of rspudistoa taxAtisn,
the object Of the rssotivs elAuss sntrey defeated
and there u hmt but the fo,bsarsnes Of the people,
to the sxseat 10 whish The liabilities d The SAs may -
carried.
ID suggested that The caresasasss rsekleasnAss
which IN this wy occasions nssdsas embarrassment TO
the nnanoes brings rsproaeh upon the state and
it, officers and casts additional burdens upon the tax
payers b prohibited By such hgalAton VIII ssctuAl-
" prevent it, rspe Hton.
Statement No 20 shows the receipts and payments ON
account Of the Erie canal snlargsmsnt the Black River
and 6ensses vslsy canals, nom the oommsnosmsnt to
the present time. II u ~ follows
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sB, 355, SIS W 81 076 o39 IS

IetaI " 80 80 " y u76 tS q xI g
10 TIE report Of last year. attention called TO tie
Excess Of payments from the treasury for repairs beyond
spp'cpr atens, as exhibited by the above ate nen
IT, be sutecsd to the necessity every year Of violating
the contribution BY drawing warrants the treasury
yoId the appropriations in payment Of thedrAft OF Ga
ns Commissioners and superntendent OF repairs for
penfes TO the maintenance Of the
Il sen that the last furnishes the nrst Of
pTia,ion for this purpose The appropriations for
Year we're made ~ folOws-
Of tolls. ssocoo
Of tolls; aadi.iensi 10000
weso canal. .........'. ....... 10000
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The moneys thus PLACED In the canal fund were appro
yrAted ~ the act 70 sundry specific purposss
stated below In consequence however, Of the rsmsAa
der of the for the year being only So
instead OF $3.50 000 the estimated above the an
preparations for the purpose were necessarily dninshsd
rata
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Toth s<poV,Vb w SozD,U8 ~
This apprt pratios Of $780, 900 sss Ton land damages
ersineenpg, largely In arrears, and for necessary
work on the canals named, cthsr than for repairs
segegass Of ths foregoing appropriations for the
carsk and Of the means from which they made, n
~ follows
Estms ted remain der Of for 1898 S2s0O00 %
Balnse Of car 81 revenue esrnsats Of 1871 10000 %
Loan for Oswego canal In it5. 30 90 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

~ IN the ciy upon In Broadway and claim
that the corporation authorised and 20 wsred 70
make such grant and permit the laying down Of such rail-
way y the %.sns they dd and As provided AMI spscdsd
That such railroad would rot
he street 70 an unauthorized sxeusvs That
b nusanes IN the street. injury to IT. the
Pant or the psbis or to the property in the street.
Void properly dsassssdsd ed doSs,s; and that d:oSs
.,.. y: as,s.da.. ne nssor - a. 70. ds.y that
ATT. J.sob sharp "a, osy Day nat oar and we're
s., den, he. 8: ass :es s11 psssass
&s - claimed The allegation r9ladvs to the I'd
nsst q iAs Board q Als:nsa on TIE "A 70 the sth
Upon The ss. thus prevented the action w.s trisd q
the Jxss Special Torn, Before Dasr Subsequently, ~
sesrssy. 81 ell dissss I'd upcs u hsariss" Ths
Psrts sppearsd seeerdnsly, and the 70 axgamsst
The Cosst decided that the svidsnss - The trial w.
nspcsn to essabliah the Ast that Tie proposed ra1
road would BE- publis nuisance, that Il would b
ks street And siso dsssrnasd thss cssplsts deter
imitation Of the eontrovsrsy the Ismainins inuss
Gsssral Of the ssas Of New Yon, psssssutsg psr
ihSsupO., chs Attorney esssrsl sosssssi.sJ h ~
ss wsr: amended accordingly and u sssss st down
for 6nal judgment
That the rssolutios, stKosgh ssdiaanss n form.
It's :eesptsnss s.s.ns ss.sEsss sp'. u terms a.
Tat The Co@ssn Ossssn Ia 10 pswsr or suthors-
~ 10 make the ssi1 ssans ~ costract
ON Il Il. 49, a. - ~ VIEW inssai ssd vosd.
4 mas he dsssadsnts shArp. h., - Especially -.
joined frsa sstasisAiss saaEssd usdsr the srasA -
s rSsssAs sssponasa = pspstsslly ssjo.ssd froa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29

TIME undersigned most respectfully returns his
/ thanks 10 the citizens Of DaUsnport and the pub.
nc gessraiy, for their very liberal patronage during
the past season--apd finding the demand Of his cus-
toners greater than he could supply he has been in
duced ut large cost 10 enlargehs Mill, and put In
an entire new Engine and Machinery-so as 70 be en-
abied 10 furnish much larger quantity hercafter;
In addition to which am about TO erect Planning
Mill in come ction with the Saw Mill; and have sue
decided In connecting with myself Mr.. w. r. SMALL,
who will have entire manag cement Of the Planning MIL
aud devote his who attention to it; from his long ex
perience In this branch OF the busiDess-he cannot
fall to give satisactiop-and being FULLY prepared Oh
the opening Of navigation to ali all orders IN my line
will be pleased TO receive share OF public favor.
~. NJ. CANNON.
Dec II, IE54-dw.tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
NOW DAYS"
NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND RUBBER STORE.
STEVENS & sATuRUN.

ygANUFA CTURERs and Dealers IN the First Quail
VI ity Of all Kinds of Mems, Boys, Youths, Wo-
mems, Misses and Chldrens. Boots, Shoes, Caters
&c, having determined to locate their business per-
Mancntiy in Davenport. hevs secured rooms for the
present. in Forests Block Corner of Brady and Third
Sts. doors from the corner Brady street, where
they opening large stock.
They design to keep On hand at all times full as
soment Of their own and the best eastern work OF
every variety from the finest Slipper to the Coarsest
Boot; all of which they will warrantand sell at low
prices for Cash.
They most respectfully tender TO the people Of Dav
export. Rock Island and surrounding country an in
vitetion to call and examine the stock
wish pu rchase any thing in the Boot and Shoe line.
Davenport, Nov 9th, ls54-dt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HoUsEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
HAVE just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock of fine Watches and Jewelry
ever before offered in this market. | have gold
Watches $50 S225 Silver do from SIS to 500.
Gold h,ins from 81 $50. Rings FIR two bits to
s5o,Uu. Breast Pins from Srto 800.
would call particular attention To my stock Of La
les Watches which embraces full variety of Plain.
bunting aud Enaineled cases, and think can suit
The most fasldous.
In short my whole stock OF Clocks, Watches, Jew
elry silver and Plated is full and completes and
auch larger than has been brought to this mar
sct. and will sell wholesale retail prices that
will defy all competition.
Repairing done as usual at short notice.
Nov, 18Th, is 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
TIA Lovsd and tia Lost

The oss OF life on the propeller West
3nafelahd fal heavily on our citizens, and
a.ny home has been rendered dssolate
,ad many fre-i dc sad by the mournful
event Yesterday afternoon, man enter
4 cur Office and Inquired il We had any par.
,c4srs Of the wreck Of the propeller. We
had that minute received report from the
west, .ad read to him the names Of the lost.
4. III. sound of the fret. no grew dsathly
pale, and staggering back against table
fssly isll to the floor. We had read "a
N the name of his own brother. and the
Itt,ss, hardy man was smittsn to the
heart. II. spoke not word. although he
made an attempt ts say something; but as
he big tear. rolled down his cheeks and the
Esiug . the throat chokei his utterance
b pulled hi. cap over HE eyes aud stagger-
es from the room. We felt acute .regrsl
huwe did not use more caution in reading
b hin the names o the dead.
Shortly rwirds we had another visit
vas from the wife of one of the crew.
With qaiyering lips and blanched cheeks
hs s.amnered out the inquiry as TO thu
hlmes Of the saved and lost, ending in the
prayer for the love Of God, don't tell me hi
dead" We glanced over the list will
uch painful feeling az VIC hsps not soor
gam 10 experience. The name met ou
ys-h was among the saved, BIO, We
',rcely had voice to give her the Joy ful in
Negligence. With wild cry the poo
WOMAN claspsd her hands aud burst int,
ears. This ting, thank God, they were
~. Of Joy; still they were almost pain
" from the intensity Of feeling they evinc
o. Tbs two incidents were somowha
nor. exciting than the ordinary even of
~ IN an editors room.--BuTato Adusrti
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-29
N,cHrrF BREwrns ~ Cnu.cn.-

MISCHIEF BREWING IN CAURcH.-
|n" Dr. Bond, editor Of the New York
.AF's'iaa Advocate, in noticing the oppo-
Noh 10 the appropriations OF missionary
faoAey to the preachers laboring in the
aseholdng conference Of the Methodist
aaFch, says-"Ws have seen strange
ngsln the lapse of three-score years and
en' but this caps the climax of the marvel
"" ana though we are no prophet, nor tho
'HW prophet, we venture TO predict that
Iseh.si Is now brewing in the church
| A'lon' convulsiens. and descriptions,
s.'