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NEW WORKS IN PREPARATION.

Amopg the new publications announced by III
con Phirney, ss nearly ready, is The Young La
Cis X. ader,' embracing = comprehensive course OF
in.I Dciion in the principles Of rhetorical resiins-
with choice collection Of exercises in reading. both
in prose snd poshy-for the use Of the higher fsn,e
Summaries, and also the higher classes In fen ale
schools generally; by CHARLES W. SANDERS A. NJ :;
SEQ pages l2mo neatly bound; price o.. L" Toe
Complete Works OF the Rev. Daniel Clark" edited
by bis son, j. HEsRr CLARK, II. d with a bograph-
csl tkech and estimate of his powers as preacher
by Prof Sheppard, If Bangor, and commsndatofy
leters from The Rev. T. II Skinner, D. D., of Uai 10
Theological Seminary y Y. he Rev. ". b Sprsyue
ID d Of Albeny, ana TIE Rev. VIM. Patton ID. ID
sth edition. in proved yos. svo, 81 So sdy
The same firm will s0on issue " The Robin R7d-
breast" new and beautiful juvenile singin DO *,
for schools and families, by +. RUSSELL .ud c. ".
SANDERS, price 37i cents; and " B.rDe.s Msce!ll
lice" collection OF the best essays snd reve OF
The Rev. ALBERT BARNES seecsed and revived oy tbs
author, vols. limo, $40 be published .inu'ta-
neousIy in LONDON ard New-York.
d. Peterson has in press new novel By " q.
sorTHwoRIH, author Of /" The Lost Heiress, en-
tiled " The Missing Bride"
Redfed viii pablish in fe days " Tae Od,herty
PEPPER, in two volumes, bsirg the frs. portion OF
the lsie DR.. MAGIxss mechanics, edited By K.
SHELTON MAcKESzIE They are principally taken
from Biackrood to which Msgon largely contributed
Tor over twenty years, on variety OF subjec's Tas
>tslsp Ie Papers Homeric Ballads, and ne FfaseEian
PepeIs, Will speedily follow.
pos'tuuous volume Of the writings OF the late
MARGARET FULLER OssoLI i. in press, snd ~ill soon
be published by J. Jewett & Co, Boston. It is -
be edited by tie Rev. ARTHUR FULLER brother of
the su,horess, with en- Introd 1ction By HORACE
GREELEY. The title Of the work is woman ia the
NDeteeD'h Century, sud Kindred P.pers, pertaining
TO TIE SPHERE, Condition, and Du,ies OF Womaa.'
An authentic likenefs, engraved fio the dag1erreo
type taken before Der departure from Europe, &C.
mpsDes tie volume. Many of tia papers have
never before been published, but selected fro her
pry.'e manuscripts, 10 which, her brother, the ed
lCr has had access.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.

AMERICAN CoyGRE6ATIOyAL CSToS.-The second
Annivsr,.y Of the American CSnG-t.uonL Uni9a viii %
se TIE .ap,tn ,ns p,sc.s. WI 90 ~
The Rev se.rn.. o. D. rrssd nj Of AMBIENT Col exc
Cosse eon.,ior Nil BE prepared Tor rhar,d., evening"
ueHter Of the uiion who purpose 10 attend this
Rev Aknsn IA cresr that araIsseats my b made fr
ANTRIcAy AND FoREI6s BIBLE SOCIETY -Thi.
o,srz.op iii here Il. Anniversary Tuesesy Nay sth 3,
n IN s re f fse As.ss s' ss1
sr viii b preached y the Rev Dr. De.n Of The Chiness
nv JeEs f.yer Joses D tie Rev. Alaos saEOa .sa
-. Rev Jo.lsh Gsca.rd' Ii supposed TIA. The Rev Dr.
* d hat ihs ksS n G clEis vii Be hs .S,e..or
THE AMERICAS BAPTIST HoxE Mission SocfEIr.-
The Atn,s.y Of this BID, VII be ned IN ,he Penepon.
sf.. a. .nS =. prol.b, i've ,srse .e..oc: sssy
delivered TIE Rev D.. Eaty sp..t.r
nplrr q nsri.en cern-. .ns o,h.rs Of Bose
AMERICAN BAPTIST HISTORICAL SocrETr.-The
ssSs. 1SS4:, 81 90 soos., .7suns Nav
lass it,. ocei tn Aa u. tdsIe-vi DC .. v.Ted ~ ns
Anru.i R.rort Of d. s,rd Of Ccr,tr. vii Be r-.a b. lie
Rev. Ees son Brow. DID
UsIos THEOLOGICAL SExryARr, INV York
Tie Anal FI.sa.s.cn Of ia. cs.es oil e,nnese.
1s.ssy Nay !, At oeOss N .Ld viii Be cot rina-d
fe..ae- soi- 70 :ti.bd ts tim q. frie u
Of h-ootes Eoses ere iayted 20 - present TIE Az
sver, q the eerssiy viii b hea on Aond,y e7enin:
5srI SLAVERY MrrrIscs AND AxSIvER.ARIrs -
O. Is''s, .,st. w.! q SsSs s: =. d.. a..,
if- N,roooiit.n 1hssf-r Ga WeiDedsy uorsiuf ., 10
0eoei Apnv--s,y tn Am-re.n An Slavery society
iii be bed !. the HtEofosn Ines,er Adiress.s by as
tr tsi,hei ,p-.ser.
On Wednesday evening Msy q. .; the above
pace ~ Il oeiosi tie Hon chsllss Sumner VII deliver
LesEe before The Ne-YOIt Ansi Slavery sOei-ty .Sss
lie esssiy Prs. debility AID Dignity olh- A,f s..-y
Hiege 9TH Girfses ~ the practices. Dates Of the Free
" st.i-.
On Friday evering May III, the AnniyerssrJ Of
he Ses Ysri Ct Art Slavery socesy will BE bed tie
Bfcavsy IsbsTrscle .h>a Addresses viii be delivered
slcSus Il eL aH1 pens Of tie esase-
The American Anti Slavery Society win meet in
cre- Cervsnres for tsf.ren tre tssEsc- Thg
say sIe r-Iy. tie Pies III s.Sts: caareh u sgvIa
Es-E.l-
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NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.

PHILAbELPHrA, Thursday, April 10, 1855.
TIE Nation 81 Executive Connir,ee OF the Indus
trial Corgrets net pursuant to call, 10 Philadelphia,
April ls a, the Office Of Charles Goepp, Esq, at ?
P 81. George P. Davis, Of Chester County, Pa
yes called TO the Chair, ard Charles GOepp w,
ctosen Secretary.
BE Price, Of Ne= York, being present was By
a unanimous vote added to The Committee.
Communication from II. Kellogg, Of Cleveland
Ohio, ,tst'Ig tha. all necessary accomnodsn us
wouIc be prepared for the next tenth meeting Of the
National Calarese 10 that city. June 3.
Meters SAsddon OF Ne~-Jer-ey Bro sn, OF Mss.a
ckuseiis srd Becker, OF Neg jersey, having been
appointed SUB ComuIitee for that purpose repHted
all for the Tenth Ahbual Session Of the Industrial
Cor grtss, 10 meet in Cleveland, OHIO, on the first
WEDNESDAY, il Juoe next aud an address which, after
some iii. ht .rne ndu EMS, was adopted.
Tie folosirg Committees we're apQointei 20 report
ct tie ensuing meeting Of the Industrial Congress
viz: A Con nittee on the Educational Statistics Of
the United Staies; Com nitiee to prepare plan FOR
upitug The Labor element o. society In the sever Il
States o. po iica Psrfy; Committee on Industrial
Satisfies OF This courtry and of Eurspe.
Ntssrs. GEO p. Dsvi- Geo. Gordon, and B:
McDsrDen were appointed Committee 20 attend
the eD.uiI Yesrly Meeting ofths Progressive Friends
a. B.nre,t square Che<ter Co, Pa.
On m,tion il was resolved that a copy OF our Ad
ortss and Circular be sent TO each Circle Of the Bro
tlsyhCoo o. the Union in ONO.
TIE Committee then adjourned, TO meet again ia
Phiacs ptis Oh tie third "Wednesday IN May next.
The frtbcomirg National Industrial Congress, con-
siftirg Of Delegates from all Ascot ltiors Of Work
rgmen sDd Friends OF Labor. will meet At Cleyela1i
Ohio Wednesday, June g. and will remain in session
several day puIsusr, 10 the recommendation OF the
last Convention, held a. Trenton, y. j. Ihsra VII
undoubtedly be large attendance from the North
western Sts..s in view Of Inc defest Of the do Ne
stead bill, AID the Repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
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AFFIDAVIT OF ANTHONY BURss.-We give below
the affidavit OF Mr Burns alluded 10 b. NJ. SiscE,
il bis femsIks 10 the House be removal Of Judge
Loriig by which il sill be seen lat the satenen
OF Mr. Ellie relative to bis being IN the Court roo n
in irons. are fuly couooorated as we'll also AZ toe
evidence that lie w-s al work ia South Boston when
it WIS alleged be WAS 10 Virginia:
EGspshvs S. 6pyp T. 1875 Anthony B1rus nov of Am
ter 10 tbs COrbty sorsd upOo MA Jsh ootn oppose sad
ssy ihs be Immediately tsEen 10 tns Courc Holse
btson the Dith; Of bis Ia Msy last sni there
fl tbIUEt the tt unoef the charge Of Otiee But
Psy Tsge Conlicse no Others 10 the 1rrias.
b. foe he isn 20 the Iou- roon for tr OH
Blu sced upon vfsts OF him the ssd Buns pair
Of tsLecus which lot taken Of m ihs close of the
fret 6sys edpss They not tept dur1l the
Light bu The morning OF the secoad day before
thf Cou the irons put ~ fore aud kept
til the Pr eeeoirss ~ h~ 6s shout ha through when
they we're I'd BY Of the ofi srs
d. pore ub.r h. be doe know by whose oder
tie mons removed o. the .accesans gas Of the ui-
the Tor. by dpoUent wbe be beuf removed
from tie here he ,pens the nigh 20 the ooarJ'n
EtpoDeIt fVstbsr h- the r0u, tight ani
jIetnorisble bu, be dots think tnst his
wounded ~ them The tbs srists Of deporent
produced by irons worn By him sfseT his rto-n 70
vnsris
Depor further tbs; he worn Ia south Boston wi
kr JCnes btore lie com neneed sorhias 10 Bra.
ut fsigutd) ANTHOSf bUA>5.
Subscribed swoIn before
J. + cONKEY. Justice Of he Peace. r
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DTRsT, Conn., April i7.-Mr. Iii Humis;on, OF
this Town. aged e., came 70 his death IN singular
msnrer fee nighte since. His son, young lad,
vss gargliIg pepper tea for . throat, when tie
father wanted ZONE to drink. He took swallow,
which s.rsogled him much that his friends feared
cesih would Immediately ensue. They gave hin
sore tea which apparently relieved hun; bat in g
few moments be plsined Of feeling bad ssid he
vKhed he hsd e, il Alone for be afraid be should
Re troubled With il ell night His family seeinZ ths,
be charged fssf, cent for tie nesres: Ieixhbor bat
before be got there Mr.. Hamiston vss desd. he hsd
rvptured blOod-'essel IN La lungs, which caused
liz Cketn.
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ACCIDENT 10 WAsHIs0Tos IRVING Washington
Irving H. We regret to bear, suffering from the effect,
Of q casualty which occurred on Wednesday. Mr.
Irving wa riding on the River Rosd, near Sammy
Side, when bis horse took fright and ran away. Tns
ANNALS head wss fortunately toward home for which
he made At terrible psce. Mr. Irving kept bis seat
and might have e,csped urhurt bat - the horse
turned from the nAn road be fell and threw be rasr
vko vas taken up stunned by the fall Mr.. Irviag
remained r.en<ible for tsveral hou,s and IL ye, not
entirely out Of danger He suffered In similar N M
rer though Iess severely By the restessne>s OF the
same bore, lssi tunlsr. Courier and Eoeulrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-21
SWISS PAUPERS.
LETTER FROM THEODORE 5 FAY TO
MAYOR WOOD.
UNITED STATES LEGATION, BERSE,
m

UNITED STATES LEGATION, BERSE,
Merch 20, 1885,
MYDEAR SIR: see here i. much dissati-fac.ion ia
NewYork on the subject OF foreign governments ship
pirg psupsrs and convicts 10 America 4 nong Others
the local authorities Of Switzerland have have
son TO know, sometimes done this. some tine ago
addressed a note to the Federal Government, which
brought from them circular TO ell the Canlonal Cor
ernments OF which have the honor 10 irclose copy
believe large majority Of the CaatOns have given
sn ASSURANCE not to repeat and hope with the zeal
Gus cooper of the Federal Council, TO terminals
this evil entirely.
With regard - the 800 emiyrsnts whose emb,rka-
ton for New Orleans sCd New York Vas prevented
fer q period By Mr.. Sou1di, Consul Of United Stses
al Zurich have authentic acd certain inform.tion
that they not psupers, bus respectable travel
ers, eech with a considerable SUN Of money, far
nshed with letters Of credit and w.iied for in acs
by friends ready TO receive thsm and give them iu1-
mediate employment.
The evil complained Of has undoubtedly existed.
But have been for soms tine doing everything 10
ny power "a terminate IL. and meet the ready sod
sciye cid Of The Federal Government of switzerland.
For tie honor Of the little Republic - which an
accredited, / with this knonn.
have tie honor TO be, Nth the gres.est consider
THEODORE yAY.
Hen FEEsASDo WOOD Mayor Of ssw-Yorh-
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BURNING UP OF THE WORLD.

In order TO sice writer Of the following letter.
We sye It precisely 10 bis own stye:
SEssRs EDToR-Sr: see you are Not posted up
In Reference 10 the final ConfsgruEion it is the l9h
OF May in stead OF April See yoa know Bd' lille
about Religious vieUs of others & think you had
Better CoD6ne your Self TO Politics and other seis
you under Stand Better-(oDe tnat Goes lot Believe
ia tine setting or Mis- representing.
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fcIRcULAR

lcrRcULAR
BsRSE Feb. 70, 1855.
The Fed1a Corsel a. srft-erdad 70 az ns CSsfdrI;sd
srdis.
On occasion Of special Ss. the resident " Mister
of TIE United States h.s BY note dated the 18th OF
February instant expressed his serious regret the
fact that 70 gil Appearances the migration - the
United Statee Of CRIMINALS and panper Is favored BY
1ne authorities. This sbuse has, In America, been
the subjec of energetic protests In the public pres,
as well the legislative bodies where strong con-
plains are uttered the fac, that the seapora OF
the United States moies.sd BY Individual. Of the
above description, who eventually become burden
to the American sahotii-s. Public opinion elso We
heme1tiy cerouLces this abuse. Therefore il must
be ib i.t-o upon thai for .milar conn snts
be given IN future.
The Ssis. Consulate a. New. York his also, in a
dispatch dated January 80, alluded to this subject.
src info med Us that a, this moment the Anefic Al
Congress, OF Wellington, Is preparing bill, the
fp.es Of which - rut stop 20 the ss sss, Ia re-
rad % emigration pr.ve., -. territory q the UAis4
s,st.s os eorsdesd something Of BotsSy Bay tor Ia
~. .,, g.. $780,.
ticns skesc ysLtGs t pen1ses ~ SLt 70 ADses psa-
enisas eoad not BAT eondssr u. ey.ae.s
tie Governments Of the SfeEeet Caaoss that 90 their
pat they 90 not fn.h .ey a;s Gauss for sass comp snt
Which pessb, The enrsnts might scses vitnoas sny aa
Hup.pty % well ss,he well u-derod interest Of the
nepsiss eorPsrsoos DO .icv thr the snp.reas
q e,dys Of above description Dc sneosssed or vorsa
TIE fret rs,t OF view .relJ vo1c De cercusses -
le.v. reope dssse Of al and sIcep, nose a.
u;ey I.eesssy for tie pssssze exposed IL he sapos 81
asother hemisphere. sspecl uy ez-icz ccn1sr-.< eGs
vEch ;kTcv kecss1cs CT saats oci CT e1poyn and
kases shsr choice 10 Toe eGirsI est % bso1s
trrcsE psbc charity srk u the o~est Seshs "
naseTy Le eventually be loss 10 crime AMI isf49y.
As-is tie ~slf usSeTss4 sefinsrs he sE hortss
whom esrt.sl could Eot BY any e0nPss
Htb- DO they have - IL e0ny~ 81 % -ns
q sbssd b sdniueS ih- Csi.ed 6aiss sst Il,
b.reo,. ..d .ehofdes would have pay II.
rsss.se Of tbos> en- frsnrs
feel sthses s1bnit thee oonsider.fo,s 70 yozf
20 write yo7 20 tsfe TIE necessary
combat eners.r-sliy al tesses II
ec srisYsc1. E.f.sr-e, >st g. al 10
ttrs Cur Power he authorities Of tie UH.,4
sJ tIIs al Es,s.coEs sSSz lie
eHixra;.or.
We eut.ses thz oppcrzsity 70 zers yea A<3
fA.fhfsl eonfe.er.t.s - tAs Divine yroies...E-
Tes Tie F.SsIL c glel Of s.isssIiaaA
Ths PIe.id-st of the Confederation: DR TU2sT2-
Tls Cbs1erioE of the Conf.Sesstbon: sCHIE5s.
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and forming complete thesaurus Of the pr've'oAi
visdcm Of all countries and sges; BoccAcIo's Deca"
erOn, translated by W. W KELLEY, With foe pr
trait of the suthor; the Secosd vodme OF Cospss
H,.tory Of the Brobs Spain, and the Second Vol
une of Tie Works Of Edmund Burke
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A French trsrtlstion of GoopRrcHs Unieersal Ris
tory prepared under the superintendence Of the gu
thor by DrBurssos, has been published By E IL
Butler & Co., Philadelphia
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE FALL OF TIE TREE.-Lxt evening sb,,. .
O'Clock, fell under the stroke Of the s1-m us.v
noble existence has fallen before-,he great v,eI
moreuee Of tie College Green.
The march Of the City, ard the clims Of con.
merce-snd especially the authority Of the Sass
Coupfsicser-kne~ no le' nor hindrsnce, end @,
cordirgly, at the behes, Of ,her irreversbls p,rs
this seeu ar tree Low lice prone With the cath.
was giant among vesetab,es--messariIs Il IN
base, from which it fe seresi,en feet in circamss,
eEce-and sound 81 heart a. in ice carrier days
This is, or was, an historical tree. II va planted
having then, probably, some years growh--in l7ss,
By youths then Of the College, but all long slax
descended into their grs,es. John Jay, Robert z.
Ll'irg-ton, Egber, Bensop John Stevens. snd o,hsrs
not n Known to tame, assr,ed az the planting s,i
their chilirens children have reoioed in i,s u ssurs
e'orfs II had begun already to wave its arms sloA
In he clesr sk'es, ~hea the young Alsxu der n anil.
tcn-s College sophcmore-from beneath il, ,ss
hsiaI gued the thea subjects Of George III in f.v.,
Of independence and of, and IA aia the cannon Viii
won aid finally proclaimed tia, lndepeodsocs
echoed among its branches.
The men of thar day h,ve eli passed v,y--a,I
row ibis &C mpsnon of their youth and sgs, and d.,
ing and tIias has passed away too. Many geasea.
tons must snd go before the like Of this mene
rial-iree will gain be- SEEN Soall |, be ~, too, win
regerd to re ms bic md Iiasuious men of vL,p
it was the cotsmporsry srd the witness We ~k-
but sDswer not.
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The CkGinIearer is ssued by Stringer & Townsen'
In th.ir CON pete edition Of CooPER's" Novels"
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Posr-OFFIcE QUEsTIoy.-rhe following, from The
81 LOUIS Democrat, answers Of the knoiGy ques-
toI which arise under the pos age laws and regula
tiois:
We sdortssd 10 the Postnss'e hire, ths moro5z
ncui.rs VIII. done with th Se letters on wtic1 %eNnt
stan .upposos III :. eli the po-'a.e ehsfsssble
wtien letters hen ed a. tbs office oaad
TO Be ehAstab IN ar otats
The reply Of Col. Armstrong, the Postmas or, sc
anrex:
SIK IN ofhis date bes Lave - s.te
ii AZ u Instructed by the Po.ms 1,n-rs ~ ehsrs- the
dee she paid ite. wha }. co -ciea 90 me
letter xteI delivered Youi. n sRMsIhON6, p n.
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We have received from Bangs, Brother & Co,
seyerA pev volumes q BoHss A" Libraries" inclgd
ing 4 Head Beck Of Prr<rts edited By q. G. BoHs
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THF MOST FNI>Evr ORATORS AND srtTESNE
Os ANCI5sI ASn MODERN TINES. 81 DAVID
THE OLD rSY, GA. Tn. T..yELt.. Enrra!.IsxEsT.

THE OLD I'M; Ca. Tn TsAyELEss FxrERTaIsNESI.
Py JOSIAH Barnes. SEQ. l2mo Pr 81 }. c Derby
company Of travellers AZ a roadside inn in Yer
moBi are LED TO begule the iedum Of sojourn over
night p'acle weary human fesh By therela-
ton Of series OF stories drs from their expe
r.pce. TIE resut is shown in the present vcame. 1t
contains several narratives mostly Of aas css de.
scribipg the adventures Of the speakers in foreign
lands and tmbcdy ing a variety of exciting incidents.
In point OF literary ftsh, the work is superior to
nost OF the pcpua, ctors Of he day, while it s sur
passed BIZ few for nstuI aloess and force.
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Dr.rH or As ACID LADr-The 'anrH
Ernsbetb srilxeli took place yesterday from - -
residence. No. ~ Bowery. Soc ~ SPsSs
,..r, Of age, and retained slnosr uuinpsifee
70 within short tine Other dsssh. She So 'sD
Of Richard p. ssl~ell, ESD, U. 5. Con o. ~,
spd'.un, Of AID. sdlssn. she va The is'
Children of ak brothers, I'll Of whom Lived
from "a 70 shs, Of The decsssed. Her husband, -
s,ilven, cied In 1857, eyed 81. sse va az,
Iorv I..nd, but early took ~ Der sseas
c,ty .rd ha. resided between City and aIv -,
The bou,e where .ke did, which, on her so',s a.
90, m tie sububs Of the City. She hsa -
collection II the events Of the Rsvolaii's, q
she vs sl-.ys h.ppy to eonvers>- sae
rnSent.nd, e handsome est@te.
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FAMILY PRAYER By the Rev Josy crxxss D. ,
vol. Phislelphs.: LiEesay sAfs;os- sod By De
VII L psv,nper;-
colleetisn OF devotional exercises for each NOM
rg and evening in the year with references 70 sPpro-
pirate Scripture readings
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TEE YOUNG MAN ADVISED. BE Q. HAVEN. D. D

TEE YOUNG MAN ADVISED. By o. H.yIs, D. D.
limo. Up So. Carlton s PniIlips
The dt.ign OF this volume ls to illustrate the lead
ing fac,s of the Bible By historical and philosophical
evidence, and thus 10 show the divine origin OF ire
copteps l, treats especially Of the events recorded
in the Old Testament enforcing their literal constru :
ton by variety Of recoLdte lesning and skilfal
augmentation. The plsn of the work is novel and
ingenious 81 eel not fail to interest the Biblical stu
dent In point Of style and execution, it is highly
cIedtable TO Ii e author who is distine uisbed pro-
fessor IN the University of Michigan.
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IIcH AND POOR; Ard oIHsr rsAers ron tA- TINS
~ TIE Rev. J. c. RNLE Emo pP ~. Carer a
Bfefes
Several topics OF practical theology are here eis-
cu,sed in the vehement and pqusni style fOr whi,h
the suiher j. remarkable among molern divires.
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TIE RICH KISsM,s, r. sIfIHssa Trse.D D iaHO

pp as. R. Carter Il Brorh.rA
DR.. Typg has here reproduced a course Of Lectures
delivered to the youth Of hs congregation intended
to ergsge their aer ton the study OF The Scriptures
Tie ycluue is devoted to the illustration Of the pas.
,orsl story Of Roth the Mosbitess regarded "a type
Of the mysteries Of redemption. In treating TIE
riou. topic, suggested by this primitive tradition the
author takess wide range. introducing variety OF
opposite sneodcte ana enforcing the doctrines Of his
creed with eoqaence and JUNCTION.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-10

law Yoak, August 6.--The Euening
1 contains . letter from the Kinney
oedition. The Colonel and his follow
were enthusiastically received by the
.bisants Of Gfey'own who gave grard
in honor of their arrival, TIE Colo
had also exchanged courtesies with
'Bn ish sutbori,ies. He had commenced
erection Of dwelling for himself at
/. place. He is going into the interior
nsp,c, his lands. The expeditionists
e all in good health and spirits.
he Evening Post has also letter from
Jose Costa kica.
he letter states that twenty OF the
DDS who deserted Walkers standlri and
To Costa Rica had been taken prison
by Chameras The authorities OF Costa
a wlo had previously extended pro-
ion 10 the fugllives on condition Of
Ing up their arms, had demanded an
gosy from Nicaragua, re toraion OF
soners and the surrender Of the al hor-
. who had authorized the invasion; on
Asal. $40 men would march upon
.nada and there dictate terms. A levy
5000 men had been ordered. The
81 states that another instAlnlent OF the
pnsy Expe dit'on left this city yesterday
San Juan in the Brig Ocean Bird
ey axe cut newspaper and JOB print
establishment.
FfMr. Palfot wishing to obtain an eel
saed" view Of the subject went off and
7 drunk. Mr.. Palios may be pu' dow
one OF the philosophers. >
= The che4pe st kind of horse is
I % horse. il supports itself and good
1 II fuel. Besides il isn't dangerous I,
Fren and "lhe ladies Tfot up a
I md sac.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-10
New Books for August

&yE HALL. By Miss Sewell, author Of
d ny Herbert" 1.-The Experiences o!
ISL 10 The Camp before Se5astopol.
r. msp, which are entirely correct, and j.
n Ely studied will greatly contribute TO i'm
complete u dersiaading of the relative iof
of The most important places mention cd
De sensra appearance OF the surrounding
~. By Richard c, McCormick, Jr.
1T Hints.
Sreii-cture. Sculpture, and Painting.
( ames ] Jarves, member American ORR.
SocietY.
y Fsnairaore Cooper's VIC Book.
usTRY LlFE, lrs RHYNE AND Reason.
lsaie hg j. +. CAVE 4 SON.
Au.i 10 1855. 2td