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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
PptsrnrNI in the chair.

Tie President IN the chair.
Communications from TIE c0HtroLeT.-The con-
troer reported II the rece It's of the sixth avenue
railroad for tie mouth Of September were a. follow;
siIth sseuue..... .....................-lsI sS %
EisLIh sYsLas................'s''''.''. No'' "
Totsl........................... ..sb,ssi 81
Communication rea i've TO the settemento OF Pstrlck
Coyles's contract.
The report Of the controller shows the following pay
ueDs Cd FIRST account 10 be IeIubu sed by assessmen
from let Jsn. lsl9, to LIST Sep; less: .,,
steets ps1inf........ ..........'.''''t9sis,s
Interest on ss-ssEeEis...."............ 5itaa
LEES on lots...... '..'...s'..'.'.'''''' 7ssStS
Fencing v'esnt lOts.....................' 80
Wells sIG pun .....-.......'''.''''.'. -'fV
Ald. Howard offered the following resolutl)n:
Kstcd Tbsr the chief o. the Fire department De-
b. hereby sutnohzed exchange the hosecite nov
Hose No ~ for s ar 70 TIE earsS -
pos,or Ct Hoe company Nc proviiss be Go 90 WIKI
cut any expense TO the city.
AcopttO.
A communication and statement were received from
the City iDsyector showing the expenditure OF the de-
tsrtu.nt in oetail from Jan TO Sept 30, and the
amount Of appropriation for said department 10 I'M
tIPtnded.
Total Of erpsrdturr.
AHaouni OF AFpTopraiion'.'.''''''..''..
UosIpsneed for three rcnth.
The petition Of Geo. ID. Davis aud Others Tor eI-
teroFg The Eighth avenue railroad ID Fiffy-ninth
street. Referred.
Al ordinsnce 70 ameud the general ordinance IN re-
lsion TO tie making Of contracts with The corpofauon
Rfitued.
TIE report Of the committee on Ferries in favor Of
establishing ferry from Thirty fourth street. 4 at
river Hunters poin. and the tGrmnus OF the Flush
ing railroad Laid on the table and printed.
Pspcss fcn toe board Of Courcimen werc thea
tai IN Up, and tie bosri adjourned 70 Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

A convenient revised edition Of hooREs Life Of
lord EdcGrd Fitzgerald is published by p. N.
Haverty The romantic career and tragic end Of this
brave Irish man form admirable subject for biogrs
ply. and have been treated with the Characteristic
brIlisucy Of rs writer in the prsssr. volume.
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AUSTRIA.

There is little or no talk of negotiations
The project 70. the organization OF q new bank at
Viep1 has been submitted The State will give the
bank mortgage on State domains of one hundred
sno sevtsty-ve millions of horiLs, with right to re-
ceive the revenues and TO ALLEVIATE the domains.
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.BROORLYN II'EXS.

Mr. Thackorsy ia TO liver four lectures before tho
BoolIyp Young Mems Christian Association at she
Plymouth church tic Rev. IL w. Is echers In
November The Rev. Mr.. Mlbwu four in January.
at the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

GIASSw ARR, ~ THE PACKAGE OR OTHERWISE
compri,irs FrDeh Germ,n, BrOosyn New'Ensi,ad Cers
p.rys md Pr, shufeh manufacture general as'fmea'
pfcts extremely low;
No. rs Pe.slst and retail a. NJ 81 chambens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

Wednesday feins sf ssessres sb1at msns,sy usssFs
.f snd prices be sud s cratinas trr-fa'
eirE again fse uce quyts,os ssSut ID
week Yererfsy the Rank Of Enf'sni srus rsis
their Of in.re.' oosh.f cent 10 hssshe.ie' .-s
ba. been veJ Gull b1- pces do give "a tn
,sne proportion C.ton Mnstps" Orleans, SO. n
Nobs sd y n Bowed il-lsc. p 70.
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ARRIyALs.-AmoDg the arrivals by the Atlantic
yesieroay the Hon. X b. hhett, late United
SAFES senator; the Rev. Ore. Mcleod and Chambers
of this city; and the Rev. Messrs Wyle and Stnos-
fellow
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ITALY.

Clo'cra is rapidly on lie decline throughout the
north.
An order for requirements for the Crlmean army
has lecn issued by the minister of war in Turin.
The lea th Of the KiDgSf Sardinia IL Improving.
Tie oi, lOmatic rupture between Sardinia and rus
csIy il is hoped will be soon accommodated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS

The Wigs aud Kpow-Nothngs of Mercer county
Ied their PIinceo Wed esdsy lsst Tasy
-y committees Of aud -1reed cous,
dafion Ia Ou hton they nominated county tck>t.
nnd sdopeh IeonOos denouDcg III conduct OF ths adms
b'ratnn TIE Shameless breach Of h pabc faith Ia tn
tufau Mel bl u
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advertisement
BITrEKs. This pee Altar n d

cine every sufesr iron DEP IA, and n 20 80:
kav. trsa thcusspd ecs IN vii regret trA
of IT, few deses viii give proof Of its curative P'~ef
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Advertlss neot
AZ & ] SMNnERS'S. No. q
Z Aston House,

At A. 4 J SAUSpERs's, No. Astor House.
I'D Nc Ss7 Broadway can BE- foaad che aIs. s,a. o.
DR, SsNcC CASKS FANCY cgrLSRy BRusEss and Cosss. a
Lins Tor he toilet Lvsxs ExrEAcrs, direct IRON the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

ACCIDENTS FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS PERFORM
AsCEs The opera of Norma will be given at the
Academy on Saturday, at THREE O'Clock, mot at
o'clock and Msssaniello on Fndsy evening for the
last time.
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IAey. Tti.-u mt
CpOrxypy yOp HOTFI AND DINING SAL OONS.-

An ,n1r-, sd h-sutiu pattern Of irap.'cee Were,
pure and pes,y ~hiteoes iowa. saapes) ~eu
zt.rrt IL Bosres Hue 'tepreeos, cssse
han hsf TIE prcs Of China No. 49, feATi st. OF Ne
Ch,mbefs-st, neII door 60 "StewsHs"
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The attention of the public is directed to the
.. "a go Lon and Pr The city Of Pse,soo j. II the
p.e pn, 20 con neree TBu EsDAY. and aa9s FsI
CT ia .sd IA Thsbs Tod Opportunity % peons do
.ue prufssbl. ave-t the city Of
p.s,.o 4, t rruvirs ovb lie f.e1es for msnufsezf
Fer full rsz'ieu. sfverieunent 10 her
eorron o. app, JANIS W. BARKgk No Nassau s., o.
fy,laEfT Vas wAGoxiR, Peterson, NJ.
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WING COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Hudson ooue'y
Vhis or will sewkirs- h,tl Of Had
on tuesday, tho 5ltb inst, at o'clock p 81 Tn, pdmry
meetings select delegates this aud ths assembly, nvsa
uous Dded be- he'd in various wards and
TOW cships on Friday evening, the @6th insf.
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SUPER OR COURT-OcT ls-Before Judge OAKLEY.
lDR DECEIT.

james Van NosIsnd asr. William Lynn
Mr. LyLeh IL Gas said, obtained in 1854, throuys
bro ker Mfsrs COWGey Brother Hams, about 90 100 IN
noiss avn b. MI bank Co u the order " Nc LJa:ss
f,iheiip la~ Mri9 Wss SUI ladOsd b. tbs iattsf No
Lyneh Eed to The brokers thar the bu'be" n,ss s'en
20 NJ Was,s f,r advances 90 pok and aesus ~ had
,pectab nsrgn sno that ~ IA her isls~ MI Waoe" 70 hs
NOV l. d,e va. worth &lOo0 % r. weeks .fsrws'd Mr.
Wsr. oot cd meDt and assigned ~ b. and his soas
a~ Mr. Lyseh them preferred cred o. Tho notes
we're unpaid II spbsqu NILS sscersned thai thet
.io gieen Dy MesIs Mhosns - Mr. ",lr'.
,hs thy hao eesiyed PORK or ot,ef eoosdean tom
him the hsyius disc Jurted 81 saf sbaf
cut Le, they ySd agsng hssrs " acco1 Il
shbou.h they would have been tho curt shassi.
hao they bstn bIsiLt y notes
Van rand the pslh Ia This ca'h ID Of tina
notes smotliiDs $50 Nr Lyacb, aid giving u,
monsy 70 NJ Vans Sir Ns9 Y. eUrDed the not1 Mr..
Lynch who kept H. and bn IL brought sgAas Mr..
L,Deb LddBs for the amount ming hat h ex-rcs,,t
fraud and peiOo, thN the we're baaaSo
aLd thar M HGsns worth t00 900, whsa he saes
zach the The jury, sfes sb cree u fe.
1ies retained rde for psioG for he "a smouns AM
tries beios - So n FOR sntm hs-fs PieTepons ana
Bndy FOr csfsG an. Messss cOnsr and Faierton.
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tAdvertis@tpenI

WILSON'S DANDELioN COfFEE--tor dyspepsia,
fndiseon Sick Headache, BILIOUS and Liver p-e,es aud
especially eended pers Of tecae eonstitatioss
sod by all respectable Apoheeae- and the fru12s deP'
corner Of 9TH. 81. and Sdav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
John GoUib addressed large spdieoce At the PiJa5q1
turc las, spipE 90 the ,ub ftemp1raace dung whcs
he related ereug Inc dsnts a hs la ou Ia Europe
mayor Hall Of ro yn presided over the ueenS The Pn1s
Of adni,sloa wos liked 81 twenty NO G Dts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

CROCKERY, CHINA GLASSWARE, &c, by The
OsIct,,L PACK .er os REPAcKgD Tue Of DE ,sss
kysd a. are abls offer Undue snts t,r esh
GoVLDs Il ELLIOT Noa lS Pearl and OIL Cam 'er' 80.
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tAdvertsetnrn
CuISA FROM AICsrIoN offer at whOlesal

and retail beautiful assortment Of ros. Dnins sud It'd
SET. Cut Glass sud Plated Csstss Branch SaeGosD
No 81 Ch.betss White China Dining eonsaiaAs isI
pieces, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

fRFPAIRiSG THE city PRisOs.-Thc jersey Cry
council has horned rpsirs q he wfechrd Guy
pr ,1psnse which DOT " exceed thirty dol are
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CIRCUIT COURT-Oet. ls-Befors JGdEs CowLEs.
BREACH or LEASE.


F,ed'k H. Etief Bogiser aad VI arst y "a GER
M \ IA A iuITiT. lie pad oc ,Gph7, evIods 70
Fehruary 1875 prrwi.e, No. ~ B9~ery b-ooGns Z. Oh:
No.. sov zer A. time hs, Am r. called and SEA,
her give renewal Of -.,e for eishs y',s 'it
% nee sn6 fry dJ~Ts ys tsgins Ia her eDaat-fptt
,.e. ~ sd.ethe ssnsd By herself Ia pencil vacl
he ,ssd IN Jk and the % be- sister ssJ sposaiei
In pepc uhi she said would BE- rseJrzsd By hsr .itsf
alter the South, and Mr. srs asned the essa-
ter hbe. n 1883 tie Mses - dtss poo
sty nf. Jsns. Wbiuus loeius the All % sa ass ~
tSoorJ I've fce hOat hsyins nee os o. snaeO
fr twenty n i've hoo i,sd soi, w.hSat ~ n@ss
NJ w thx tb bad Mr. stief The Iess- bsvls
been recorded; sId NJ W. di'eo.ssed NJ Iss 'sars
b A. scop for damages Verdict ta pi.srH, twelve oinnf
callsr, Pcr pIsina Eytn' and Gerard ts tsfsi-
AesTs c srs aid Reed
cLars Of BRoTHYRs ZsrsTG
p.,sA C,,te at Peter Tbpe IT,, adm. Of Isaac Boys.
deceased.
Is.sc Il le and his sister Elizabeth, Il was SAD,
e,ne % sew,' mk together yeso sfo She
vtrs bse out % oomess lpsrt Of the n Ia theft MY
nr Fi.IdJ .nd he 70 labor 10 quuyios he sissr ~a e
qusuy n biz ovn Of kinsn-n up h'er, and, Y sS,
r,ipe qats w,athy died la I3S .itbont mst'.f 81.
z,b-ih 10 csming that sse plsesd ar ~,.s -
bsbd,, N 1876 IL ore hasdred sn eeSs.
rfceipis but sai Esd YOU'D b. safe Ia her srets
TIE .d llsysor Dr. Cispeii refased 10 Psy hs ~
she sstred tie sim ssa suit brought sss 80 xssx'
dsesns tbst Der brother o.ed her s.s a. ~
I'D u ~ shcvn tia; sss bad hsd money |" w. '~~
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ForsDLISG-A male child about one month old
sss found Yesterday ae no b1ocb of bushes tho
cricket around HobobeD Mr. 5eruari the eaisf Of police.
Plsc ID Il for he present III The eharge ofa 0nrse
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.Afvez<ksnentI -.
BIAKE's PATENT FIRZ-PRoOF PANT, No. liz
r,zys1s- So uaIss head u rstn.A
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tAdyer iseueut-
RAyKIS's OLD STAND.

No. lc4 b very.
Hosiery Asp UsDEaCAzsExTs
Warm Durable and Elastic
Those vsbtrg the the Lowest prices wiz guy u
the importers .nc manufactures -.
Estab.ished 10 1893.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, gen.
era CONN ittee sckno rledee the following don ,tions
for the relief of the sufferers by yellow fever at Nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

ARREsT FOR GRAND LARCENY. A man named
Ju ia. Smith yesterday srres-d policeman Boyle Of chs
Foult efth ward, charged win stealing ~aehes ,~sy AM
onsy 10 be va ae oil Of $u8 frm Sir John leiseG a
torln q The stolen properly found 10 possession o. hs
sseq,ed and be committed BY Justice VOID Fl
ins.itu.
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ARREST or A PoLIcENASFOR DRrSKFNSF ss.-W m.
j. Sbppsn policeman ElZ lb-thvo Fn NoVJerso,, ~si
brousb The 1ombs ye rdsT sfteru ctt he hssng
dead druLk in the His srof oi;e and his
csb had stack By hin buE ua he should
scbT
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DENMARK.

The hing has signed constitution embracing the
ioim of monarchy and electoral laws.
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ARREST OF sOTORIOUs cHARAcTER.-Chares
Hsner yorrg known % tbs police was ys-Gercsy
sIIes,d " OFFER Martin OF tho Lover Police coat, chsed
win Ing box Of u,b rom ~sgoa which len
stsneb Tue ps. sugpo.-d = b oos II
ine brp.s op-n sod robb-d dwelling
IL Make. street he bsIed Own = chimney 10 va Oh
De bdn months from Tho police VIII wsre IN
ppTsuit Of him Of grand larceny Jas'ice
1OEDOay locAsS hin up
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DIsrURBANcE ATA wEDDfSG.--A disturban g took
place Of UeTn who d assembled
Wtdrstday wines. ling b. m 1)ssyolt
a. Interference Of tbs police would prob,b nave
asa med serious pet. Ed Cook. loan baunsf dy Black
Cbrs. mitb John Nn,sT Hy. ,tanry Freak Iintls sod
OH er arrested and locked Ia the foaob ward 'tpon
sfdsy head ~ ban ia thfes hludfed
collar. sch ~ seep tho pa &c.
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THE TURF.

CrsrRryILIy CouRsE, L. I-rRorTIs6 ssb Pa
CHG Tkgr,dss, Oct ia is55.-Aa,ch, $4,000 be-
tween Flcrs Temple in harness and Hero tpscer to
wager.
II wooSrpE nsues N Fiers Temp,e...-.....e I l
Ga Spicer q & Hero. s........l
f.t Sec 10 hest Third heat
Ia ....2:f9f 2.a S.H4
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr. jaws ArcHINcLoss.-Mr
Jsnes Auchir known add mach esteemed citizen
M O'Clock Wednesay evening Immediately after
aghtios m stsge the Of BIZ adway aud iiety
record rect. he COW yod 70 bis 20 ence No tlS
Wet Tus u y third street by tie police Mr native
OF Scotland shout sixty ars OF Sge AID wa beOea
Of nu,h Auchil Gloss. dngu she'd H,rchtot shJ died In
this cry few months since Die Of the heart sOpposod
70 have bs the cause Mr. James Auch nc.oss cath
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FELL DEAD An NJ koown man. dressed "a = long
.horesn aud ssout for Yeas Of age f dead Wednes
day evening pier NJ h vt ADoPexy, pduesd by
npeIsnee. M supposed y have been he cause VI de.t1
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FATAL HArCHwAY ACCIOEST.-Jemes McCord,
porter NJ "a Cd street died ys-rd the
hospital nj Iri ivsf MONDAY las By
f.I IN robsh h. hatehwy Ct the above he
geo il hos barrei he with accdsnt.
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Advertisement.
The Board of Directors Of the ES

Knsvs Society will meet TO-DAY for bu.iness a. 10 A. III
sud p. ~ 10 naris Churh, ,ui - y ~, msstos
f prtyeT sn3 ether devotion ye ~. be held IN ae same
Church.
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GREAT BARGAINS ~ CARPETISGs-We have
row "a store lsss- stock q Fall inpor,s ions
velvet Tse-sy Bruael, IT, ~ -u1 Iograin CARP.TrxG
Floor on CLOTHS &C.. Whcn cf,Ls very
for ss.h bi.h b.usses :! and 81 p-rysd.
SsITH 4 LoUss8gRRY.
No $50 Broadway. jsinds.
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All who write shOuld 20 % WnMARTH's, No. Al

M.+uI.n. ard ace BIS style Of Pea and Psncs called
Logrds Psrent Ire best things % he kni ised
e,,s- .essut ard durable Warranted ges
s1r Of order. The Eti0r Of the trade invited
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fAdyeryissnioat.


seso b. tL finest con Of PH0ToCE.PHs ever sen 10 the
wOrS II tU uee6ss 10 say that they from Ro0Ts
OALLERY No S5j Broadway.
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TIE President IN the chair.
CoamanIeatioas from Tie eohtroLer.--The con-
troer reported the recel5ts of the sixth avenue
railroad for tie mouth OF September were a. follow;
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
CITY OF LANCASTER.
PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRNIS
GEO. W. MAC ELROY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

'FFICE-old Public Building-Southeast corner of
the Public Square.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31
The vinegar-Faced Gentry.

That very able and ubiquitous sheet,
Exchange Paper gives the following
very plain statements, which we commend
to the 'afflicted:'-
There is class of men in every COM
munity, who go about with vinegar faces
because somebody feels above them, or be-
cause they are not appreciated as they
should be, and who have constant quar-
rel with what they call their destiny. We
hate such people. They are a nuisance
and a pest. They make all within their in
fluence uncomfortable. These men have
usually made grave mistake in the esti-
nation of their abilities, or are unmitigated
asses. Wherever this fault-fnding with
ones condition or position occurs, there is
always want of self-respect. fyou are a
right down, clever fellow, wash the worm
wood off your face, and show your good
will by your good deeds. If people "feel
above you," why not return the compli-
ment and feel above them. If they turn
up their noses because you are a mechan-
ic, or farmer, or clerk, turn up your
nose notch higher. If they swell when
they pass you in the street, swell yourself
Deliver us from whining fools who go
around like babies telling how people
abuse them, and whining because society
will not take them by the collar and drag
them into decency.'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-31

seemed as though the lower branches Of
the trees were hung with thousand
lamps, that glimmered all around them
The forest rang with diabolical chorus Of
howlings, screams and growls, and the
lights, as we'll as the music, approached
nearer and nearer Fadladdin besought
the giant to protect him, but he only laugh
ed, and replied:
You know all about the instincts, hab-
its, and varieties Of these animals, and
knowledge is power. Why don't you send
them about their business, and have done
with them?'
My dear friend, it is no laughing mat
ter. II were as big and strong as you, l
think, upon the whole, l would not, Just
now, mind being as great an ignoram-
us. But l beseech thee, my dear friend,
disperse these disagreeable visitors
The giant laughed so loud that he made
more noise than all the wild beasts togeth-
eU, but at length. emboldened by numbers,
and impelled by hunger, they came So near
that the little dwarf was in agonies, and
the giant, breaking Off a greatlimb of tree,
laid about him so stoutly that the howling
choir dispersed in great trepidation, and
appeared no more that night.
There said Wapwallod, you see there
is more power in my right arm, than in all
your knowledge'-and this time the little
dwarf was too grateful to call him block
head.
Emerging, on the morrow, from the for
est, they came to a town, where they stop
ped to rest and refresh themselves, but
were struck with the confusion which ev-
erywhere prevailed. The women were
running about with their children in their
arms, and terror was painted on every
face. 1t was with great difficulty they
could get anything to eat, and at length
were obliged to help themselves. AS they
sat quietly eating their food, horrible up
roar arose at a distance, approached higher
and higher.
Shrieks, groans and cries of despair
were heard on every side, and, before our
travellers were aware of the danger, a par
ty of armed Arabs, eager for plunder, and
drunk with carnage, rushed in upon them
The poor dwarf was thrust through the
body with spear, and died on the spot;
but the giant, seizing the plank on which
he had been seated, bestirred himself SO
Justify, that he soon cleored the room OF
these ferocious intruders. But he could
not bring his little friend to life again, and
turning his face disconsolately towards
home, forever left undecided the question
of mental and physical superiority, and
whether knowledge was Power.
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Thursday Morning, May 81, 1858
N o GOD

The following verses,by Mrs. Lydia Huntley Sigoul
ney, suggested, by the words in the I4th PsaT
Of David, The fool hath said in his heart, There
no God"
"No Con! No GoD!" The simplest flower
That on the wild is found,
Shrnks, as 1t drinks its cup of dew
And trembles at the sound
"No God !''-astonished Echo cries
From out her cavern hoar,
And every wandering bird that flies,
Rcproyes the Atheist-lore.
The solemn forest lifts its head,
The Almighty to proclaim;
The brooklet, on its crystal urn,
Doth leap to grave his name;
How swells the deep and vengeful sea,
Along its billowy track;
The red Vesuveus opes his mouth,
To hurl the falsohood back.
The palm tree, with its princely crest,
Tue cOcoa's leafy shade,
The broad fruit bending TO Its load,
In yon far island glade;
The winged seeds, that borne by winds,
The rowing sparrows feed,
The melon, on the desert sands,
COnflte the sconers creed.
"No Gad!n With indignation high
The fervent Sun Is stirred,
And the pale Moon turns paler still,
At such mpious word;
And from their burning throne the Stars
Look down with angry eye,
That thus worm of dust should mock
Eternal majesty.
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SILENT INFLUENCE.-It is the bubbling
spring that flows gently, the little rivulet
that glides through the meadows, and
which runs along day and night, by the
farm house, that is useful, rather than the
swollen food, or the waring cataract
Niagara excites our wonder, and we stand
amazed at the power and greatness of God,
as he ''pours it from his hollow hand."-
But one Niagara is enough for the CONT
nent, or world, while the same world re-
quires thousands and tens of thousands of
silver fountains and gently flowing rivu-
lets, that water every farm and meadow,
and every garden; and that shall flow on
every day and night, with their gentle,
quiet beauty. So with the acts of our
lives. 1t is not by great deeds, like those
of the martyrs, that good is to be done;
it is by the daily quiet virtues of life-the
christian temper, the meek forbearance,
the spirit of forgiveness, in the husband,
the wife, the father, the brother, the sis
ter; the friend, the neighbor, that good is
to be done.-Rev. Al6ert Barnes.
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frontery with which it teaches for div.
doctrines the commandments of man. Aiu
| assure you that my warmth Of feeling y
not diminished when consider that man
Of your character and country, could con-
sent 10 be chief workman in this bad busi-
ness. Irishmen have their faults; but they
are not usually those of duplicity, or per-
version Of the truth. And, hence, whilst
they may make good papists, they make
bad Jesuits.
/ Iregret to find that 1 must end this let
ter without ending my illustrations of the
way and manner in which you teach for
doctrines the commandments of men,
This hope to do in my next
With great respect, yours,
KIRWAN,
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IMAGINARY MoNsTERs.-In order to grow
wiser. perhaps we could hardly do better
than recur to the little parable, spoken
some time since, on the borders of Wales,
by an itenerant preacher of the Evangeli-
cal Alliance: II was going toward the
hills" he said, "early one misty morning.
1 saw something moving on mountain
side, so strange looking that l took it for a
monster When l came nearer to it, found
it was a man. When came upto him, l
found he was my brother.- Westn1aister
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