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The cutter Of the whole city, ossd have 10:
e,es,ed In vopu and ward which the Sse,ad
Was cid Hrookyr, has d,ceased The hrt t<eve Estds
CON Of 0ronk tbs Toirts-nth, F,uresnth,
Fre.p al Six ero,h VS. d. meris. the .ts ,y Of VII
.m,hursh and toe vebt@snth and Eighteen Wards
70 ely the ro~n Of Huh~ik Tbs FOL ~ins table shows
al. 4 fhse ntryn
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Owing TO illness Of the Rev. II. w. Beecaer, he
could senni In Jerssy city before th Ls,'us
Ameesson and . d. c. Hoseef took his place Hs subject
~ TIT IT Run bug"
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Total.


r.ts, % pu Of Br okiyp In ls3N ISL
Tetal population Of the Guy Of Brooklyn In 1855 81 3l'
Increase Ia Eve years. "a $50
CRuIL PARIYT.-Henry Shaw, Who resides o. No.
7 before Justice Jse yoser
c.y on sint h nessbos for inhunany beating
his svn SsAtsAc< deferred
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SAMUEL LUMSDENi ohfo'
IN SMITH Nd Mass Secretaries
m n l.
In oonclu.ion the following re solutions were adopted;

s,,s.,a That tbe rst duty Of al Ame esn
80 80 or Of whatever political opinions OF OF
$780, faithfully respect OIL thelr oohss
. If sisrs under the laws and Cepntotns OF
cur county -, .L.i... .f.h.
respa or combining together to give weight 10 the opa'on
rssrdirs the Of tyrspt-to express tnen 70,
he sorodden b. wcId Of good cheer asaS to susss es
,,h AZ they may have been temporarily eepn'ed oy
-, g.. =, 10 ende.yor by combination BY ssts BY svss
s.s sss Sy sction 20 shape the eOndue, Of nations 10 Ger
ar r tn sencie AZ 10 ths Other whss nWa
sSmuss pre.s hts ssf do great act Of moral and
Ab,orica justice. =. 49,. .....;~.,x
vlA ~, haS never wpsy conceded bat against me ocss
asss Of which she bs. from time to time 90 constantly pro
.S and her cor eIef from the worst
a. The osrt OF her vampire oppresso the world ever ,aw
vo.Id he an set worthy the noble character OF American
Fs.do, ana upder certain circumstances might ne astneo
vsI b, the ,oundss, national po,eJ a. BY the hois' 'sne
az kuu
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS

A ppy-cIar INFLICTED IN DAMAGES voR Nal.
ys.crrc,-A case has just termin.,ea in the KIM
Court, Circuit Cour', Judge s ro.g o e.ids witch
b,s re- u,,ec 10 verdict IF o. 200 damages against
pb, ,ic.r and Surgeon Tor m.lp'.ctice The parties
n, The .ct;, were Albeit A. Wileon Il boy fifteen
,..,, of .,el plsint q. and Isssc K Smell grads
.,s NJ IN, New.Yok Meaiosl College, oefsndaus
The n,yt,e. reside at GreeppoiLt BROOKLYN In
Auo,.. 1852 the psi tiff fell from vessel 10 kford
wshh,. sbi, ward ord sustsDed frs,turs Of tie
,cb, arm he low the elbow jim. He YES conveyed to
ri. ,,,,eenc. pe.. by, and DR.. SDeIl called in 70
..,eno 70 him. The arm ss bsnosged in accordance
With medical usage, and it sppssrs was left on for
,ore ds,, without being removed, whea disc n
,,ien o. tbs fir gers was observed and modification
became sppsrpt. Itwe charged on the part Of the
nl,it tiff thu, The bsnd-gs was tight a. to impede
circulation apo heOcs tn m tifc stion of the fingers,
which suoeequsD'ly cane from the oaod The defense
b,tuvh forth evidence TO show that the bsndsge mad
been put on in truly me'icL "a scientific name :.
The ,ri, lasted for i've days and the most emi. ent Of
the medical maternity in New York add BrooxIyn
were placed Cd the wtnesses' sane, AMI gave their
onin,on A 10 the effects of tight b.ndsgicg and the
nrobs hls eau "a OF the modification ia the fingers
o, "Wednesday evept < tbs case vn given 10 the
Jur, apr Yesterday mo'nipg they brought in verdict
Tor D siptf of 90, 900 damages The same case h.d
been ,r.d In Jute 1883, b.tors the ste Judge Bar
csIe vh,n verde. of o. 500 was rendered for plain
tiff.
SUICIDE OF RIrURsRD CALToRsIAr-t man
naueo jesse A. Savoge, RESTING ct No. 2os Adams
Stree. second floor, csmmrted suicide about o'clock
western sy sferDos b bloaisg bis br ins out with
revolver Be had speut come time in California,
and il reported to have accumulated considersoe
proterty. On bis retur, about elk months since hs
married youn. lady Of this city, AT the time Of the
tocursp nee ths VS. ont shopping, and on her retarn
WI. hor,i6ed a. seeing bis life corp-e lying in front
OF the bed With the pst utchet 10 oi. right hand.
Ore OF the barIeL only was discharged. Ths other
five were loaded. The deceased was about 30 years
Of sse AID native Of tbs city. A written psper
was found pesr bim TO the following effect: Beware,
"oh, beware Ct that bso ~omso. May God forgive
"ne ell II, mi.deeds" The a,ove d,es not re or to
biz WIFE, With whom be has lived very nsppy.
Tx Census OF THE CiTI-The following table
,bov, tie ppu s Of the City Of srossys and .s, the
coantr, We. Kipss County fhe Wares all ofsia
cey Sixth Nstb and FeoIteenb vtiei vii not vary mach
from the ate. rhs e,znt,y % vns are ofhsia;
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IA6vsrtiseInsn< I

ELASTIC, DURABLE AND USsHRINKABLE
Our celehsssd
SIX, Woslsa, snd Asrtao
USoEasaIars AID Dawn
~,urs ever q1Asy sdaposs then - ~ eeoe
- =, 80, sls&ss. tsrssls, ed ertsnay essff
4 RAYgn c., Hsasn,
No. ~ Bsssy.
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tkAyers1sement.

WILSON'S DANDELION CoPFEE-For DyspePs,s,
r.as,o siok HesAsshe, Bilious and Liver Dsesrs ssd
s.ji, rcou meaSel Of Ssicsfs eoososurons
IA y, III respecsabis Apetbsestes 0i ~ the Fnses
$500 orsusr OF nth and 3D. az.
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The only gold medal awarded for DAGrERRko-
80. A. ~ fs,s Fair of the Amsnosa Iosrte ~s TO j.
rrNrY Tbs specimens now DO sssa q IN fasss Oh A.
DO. 34e Broadway.
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Cxrsrxurs and prepared the mOS SsnsSu mss
sss iced and stuffed o. Asrons sasts Q, n 81
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re most successful operation OF lave mas oees
- Of LOWS Psss.t Pas and PEscIL made b
WtInAlTs Of No. MsAen lane. For beauty elegance ana
ni,.y IL cannot fail to sks the pabls tie ees thing
~ G5 eyer ispaed WRmaA has aIso svay ethW ssys
Fns sad PEucIL CASE aAd GOLD PBks for ssas-
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THr CENSUS OF THE CiTr-The following table
show tie ppu ~. Of the City Of sross,s and s' the
coantr, We. Kipss County fhe Wares s ofsia
cert e.. Sixth Meth and Foo,enb wtiei viii not vary much
from the estru rhs c3rntry 70 vns are ofheia;
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fkdvertisemenki
- A ..lon1d

FREE ApMIssION.-A splendid assortment o.
- ~ s,ls and selected with The greatest 900 Die eSe
I'LL - resdy Tor exhibition on Dc> II, AALL.hDs
H. ss a,o.Svsy The public respectfully invited 70 O.
,his rsre srortnent before plrcAsGng else shsse
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iAdvertSemen
TA1yert1sement.

~ God Medal W. ss,rded al sonpersors me q
- AZ he Amsrcsn Institute are 70 Be seco q the Va
~ n 0rlxKY FlEpERicKs, No Sk Brssavsv
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fAdvertissmsnt

Observation-Disclosures with Charts and
w., Descriptions Of ChsIsssr, stven DAILY ssd Evrs
e. a, ths Room, Of FowLsi and wBLLs. No - Broadway
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY Hiram woodruff,
lab2rsr was Yesterday arrested BY Oc.r Jopes chssed tn
spE les Of VIM Pstns No los rh mpson
street 1t alleged that Mr. took of bus cost enntsninf tho
mcnsy and laid down tbs and there
son In but himself and the accused from that time tbs
msLt he missed the money believe that the susd
The thief He further astes oodf got Of the
giotn bills No n Sal Justice
Pssreey committed the seeused for Examination
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THE CASE OF JANIS BLOOMrR-CORREcTIoy.-
Some was cat up the Chief Of Police in edition
yesterday In relation tessapbc dispstea 20 tn. Chief
the Of James Boomer to which he reooded
h, reply that wsned this city. This ives to
be nss had been sn'sed 10 rsl.d :,
the charge bis bondsnsn Whs had esused MS
snss Of this fact tbs police who
tool him into custody dspseh OF the Cnef
tksxsfore correct, Bloomer nst wanted
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RoBBHp BY A FrSALI.-A young woman named
Mary HAYS rr,dng ct % Thouss arrested
terdsy charged Win stealing sold vsued sUo from
Jsmes Hutchinson Of Ninth street Tbs cemPlaasn sp
pesrs WA met BY the street sof csaed
Der hon vhea sbs 70 rob him Of his ~,teb snd
spssed get the chain detached from IT, but prevented
from further HE thrss 70 call the police They
soon left the setheT, an while vA'ins up Chaeh
che ehsd he watch from his pocket All ga sd.d
some thieves escAps On her she Identified add
Locked up for sxannatsn The vs'Sh, however, wss not
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WONDERFUL EscArk.-A middle aged and unkno ~n
sest about o'clock yesterday sano,a In ck.d dowa
and spplsd BY on. Of be hes Of 's. 10 w. o. ns
ned The sare ossbe and barely orevsat'd the
wheels from pssss her She was ressue" om der POM
oas sustion policeman, snd taken TO hsr place OF rss
Ssr c. severely iBj ursd By the ssiuAity
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AccIpEYrs-A laborer named Thomas kane hed
m. n k ler fsstursd Otherwise na,ed yssrday
rorprr ty the cavns OF embsnk neat Seventy 'inh
.tyest he vss tskep to Bellevue Hospital John koarks
vas in iured verJ similar ut o'clock ,~ etss
Donins while spssssd in digging cellar Thirty 'sssna
near FifA He sent 10 the N T. Hosphi
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The LATI BUkoLAKI IN ia. Do ,,S u n.n ...S1
in custody the burglary upon the sfsrs Css "
ross Ne l63 Bowey ~" ye.tsdsy crested ~ oe%
smnsiien wined Kind the keeper Of III. house .asa
500 wor h Of the stolen ods fsd &crtd d.o
arrested a. being of stees goods and the Magistrate
somuitted her prison.
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haze for bait dollar or dollar TO pass away the
time; we did 20; think was game the winner or
Io,er when young man came in, and informed me
that there hsd been IN sray ct Stanwix Hail. it was
. ,oung msn from Pbisdephis wbose name / don
rscolecf; told Baker that rssey and Poole had
bad n uss, and tia. Poole had drs N pistol on
Monlsey; this was my first klo Wedge Of The fscti
the game Of cribosge was played out; II took
l Ink We finished the game and play ed another;
Bauer then left; i remained in my places sup
pose in the course Of ten or fifteen minutes snsr
Turner cane in the house; Turner remained and
tooh drink and su oks with me; be renamed IN the
Lbo:hood Of ten minutes .hink after tas al the
paTtes came back other parties came thsre so, Pc
kaIp twenty; Morissey was very drank; an not
ts ,e about TIE tine they cane BACK II was after
The 6rsr ARRAY st Stanvx Hall; hat ahrsy was TIE
topic Of converse ior was friendly ana kno IN 70 %
an 70 horisse, and bad been 20 for soms time; do
70, A,k any OF the rest were drsox; Morrssey could
not stand straight; dom. think Psugens was drunk
I think they gu went out t0gether-Morissey with
them supposed they were going TO Lbpensrd street,
10 Alen.; these parties ell in the habit Of going
there; Turner, Paugsne, Morrssey, Cunningham,
Linn, sno t. ink Vas Pelt-I am cot positi
out together Cgnainshsm tried to get Morrissey
bone; he has gtnei ally more influence over Aorisaey
tran AZ ybot ese in the neighborhood Of ten or IF.
tel minutes they al returned TO ny plaee-Morbsey
I link alec; they had several crinks oil around, and
Cupninsbsm went Of with Monissey, leaving Pau
gene Bssfr Tuner, Van Pelt, Ling and Hyler Ct my
I,.ct l ttitk Chsnfau was not there then think
Nee abe there; there were Others there; do not
brow What became OF Monissey; the othsr parties
remained ard took several drinks; taey rem sinsd
r,me time; Turner was frienclf should think
9th Poole; Van Pelt should Thick Va
Of Linn .i,n Baker would not make him f!ieeaiy
Peok h, her vas ienoly to Poole; I beard hun ~
thu; he Oared Poole $500 or $500, sad saesAd -
think be would do that be wss ~
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I attended Lozier ct Pooles house; 10 was IN the
ssme room; Drs. Putnam and Csrnochan attssded
Poole; en- The fst examinations OF Poole denrmiAo4
that the ball was still in him; wss present ct the
he ball in the heart BY the tol,h; DR.. Carnoohsa
conducted the examination Dr. Carpochan cat cat tie
ball my conversation with Poole was casual 10 woaA
,pesk TO NE of his case and Of his brethssIa-lsv;
bad expressed the strongest hopes that BE- was goog
70 live; Lozier wss wounded in the head; the wssa1
laid bare the bone be he'd also gun shst wound In
the thish it extended backward and outward; H.
hail Vas extracted that night by my partner, d..
Wood ward; tina. was probably spent ball, and did
not pas out it tbs most dangerous wound Of ths
two and from he nearly lost his LIFE il confined hin
for several weeks to his hsuse IN The csurse Of IL
OUT; the ball entered In front and vsnf bsckwUd;
attended Turner in sonneetisu with Dr.. CLARK; ~
found wound in the lef! arm about IN inch sn1 .
half below the JOINT, and another wound paesisS
outward, producing fracture OF he ulns Y .
compound comminutsd fracture the wound might
have been prsdused either by slipping the ptsl dee.
his am, or BY hitting the arm Wills In The ct u
putting the pistol down to pat it in hh belt.
Cross-ex smined-The two wounds IN Turner arms
were the entrance and exit Of the ball; reeoneos 81
seeing Q small scar on Bakers abdomen sits ~ r.
tsned; this wss at the Tombs Baker nsH sAe.se
witness the scarf; the scar d such that haA nsv9
heard snything Shout Il should not hesitate 70 pc
neunce Ii to have been from eunsoos "0unoi 49,
bic woupd or sise there vosd have bssn no scsr; II
BAN must have penstra,ed sufficiently Ter to lso'ssss
De uI IL The ball bad psseed through the vest, H.
g. and this shirt, would it have produced saeA
Pan' - the one in Bakers abdemeaf A. IL vssiA
sao.nd upoa The velocity of the ball; Turner VS. =
Ispe's house, on the corner Of Broadway sad Caaa
stYeet. when visited him; Poole ssked me my spiaisa
y 70 the probability Of bis getting ws up to the iay b.
fore be died; exprsssed no OPINION a. 10 cot ~
patient; bad no idea be o,uld recover; il ssssla
Tor Q person to live % long With bell lsdgsd u u
heart; !. struck In The septam. between - I've -
dick eIossh for De bali - iabsd i,saf
EKsaiastiso 4 JOIN Z. Log veC1s&-~l wsS<sse
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

Col J. A. TnoMAs, late United States Solicitor
before the London Mixed Commission, sailed
on Wednesday for Europe in the Baltic. He in
tends to spend two years in travelling with his
family on the continent of Europe. Congress
recently appropriated $4,000 for his services
in London, without dissenting voice.
Colonel Thomas is a native of Columbia,
Tennessee where his brother was a law part
ner of President Polk. He was educated at
West Point, where he was graduated with dis
tinction. He at one time filled the Office OF
commandant Of the corps Of cadets, and in 1s45
was an aid Of General Wool Having married
alady of fortune in New York, granddaughter
Of Jacob Lorillard, he resigned his commission
in the army at the commencement Of the Mex
lean war, engaged in the study Of the law, and
in due time was admitted to the bar. He at
tached himself to the Soft-shell faction in New
York-with whom he was favorite-ran for
Congress, and was beaten; and in 1853 was
rewarded by President Pierce with the appoint
ment Of Solicitor to the Mixed Commission in
London, the duties Of which post he faithfully
discharged.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09
SANS Big Broom in New York.

SARATOGA County--Sdm at the Sprirgs.--Sam
Is not fashionable man as yet, never having been
st court, but as no was going along, thought he
might as we'll stop at Saratoga Springs, where the
Albany Register thus records his presence:
Saratoga The entire American ticket succeed
cd by 400 majority.
Ulster Counfy-Twelye towns have been heard
from, and in every one Of them the Know.Nothings
have elected their ticket. The town Of Kingston
gives Hendrick, the Know-Nothng candidate for
Supervisor, 2S4 majority over all
The Know-Nahings at Kingston and in tho
vicinity are rejoicing tonight over the victory In
the county, by torch-lght procession and firing OF
guns.
Ordngs eounty.--The charter election came oil
here Yesterday, and the American ticket was ti-
umphant, electing the Board Of Aldermen and the
entire ticket by an average majority Of fifty. The
old parties made up a fusion ticket, but Il was no
use; the genial influence which surrounds Wash
ingtons headquarters had salutary effect and you
see the suit. This Is beating the old fogies in
two straight heats and We are good for another in
the town election the last Of this month.
Frankiin County--Ten towns heard from
Every town has elected clear Known othing
ticket by msjorties averaging from 80 to 500.
Sam IN Renselear--Iu Lansingburg, the Ameri-
can ticket wa, elected by large majority over all
opposition.
OAenango County, entire American ticket
elected az far as heard from In Greene, Oxford,
Norwich, North Norwich, Sherburne and Smith
vile.
Os,oeoo Couaty.-The election OF Littlejohn as
Mayor Of 0swego Is q bootless victory as the fol-
lowing dispatch shows;
oswEco, March Sam elects all the aldermen,
supervisors aud collectors, but lost the mayor.
Add to Sans forces the towns Of Volney, Rich
land New Haven, Serbia, Hannibal, Mexico. Gran
by and Schroeppel More tomorrow.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

CosNoDoRg Perry The late Congress
granted Commodore Perry 100000 as q re-
ward for his diplomatic services in negotiating
the treaty with Japan. With this amount II
is probable that gallant officer will purchase a
farm on Rhode Island as = retreat for his old
age. There his boyhood was spent, and to
that beautiful isle his affections have ever chung.
There repose the ashes Of his parents, and Of
his ilustrious brother, the hero Of Lake Erie.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

DRoUeur IN THE SourHwEsT.-ln conse-
quence of the prolonged drought the south.
western rivers are all low, rendering It impos-
sible to transport cotton to the markets of Mo-
bile and New Orleans. Several millions Of
property are thus delayed at the interior land
ings for want Of means Of shipment, to the
serious detriment Of the planter and the mer-
chant, as well as the shipping interest
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

The report of the House committee on the
Smithsonian Institution is unfavorable to the
present management Of that establishment
Mr.. White, Of Pennsylvania, dissented from the
majority. The report is now in the hands Of
the printers
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

CHINESE IN CALIFoRSIA.-There are 88,687
Chinese now in California Total Chinese emf
grafton to that State, 4s,94o Deaths, 1888
Departures, 1920. So it is stated in the Chi
nese paper Of San Francisco.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09
New. York LegisIature.

Al bill is now before the New York Senate to
prevent tho holding Of Church property by
other than trustees elected by the laymen Of
the churches Of that State The chief advocates
Of the bill in the Senate, are Mr.. Putnam Of
Erie, and Mr.. Erastus Brooks Of New York.
The latter is well known to many Of our citi-
zens, from his long residence in this city, as
correspondent Of the New York Express, and
from his connexion by marriage with the fami-
" of the venerable Chief Justice Cranch. This
bill, SO Just and republican in its provisions, is
strenuously opposed by the Seward faction,
headed by Mr.. Crosby Of Albany Countrywide
is himself a member of the Reformed Dutch
Church, but who for the sake Of political pre-
ferment turns his back upon his old friends
and impudently enters the arena as the champion
Of the Romish Church! He was educated for
the ministry himself, and in earlier and better
days was resolute opponent Of Popish pre-
tension. Now, he grovels in the gutter at the
feet of Thurlow Weed and the dirty Hastings
of the Albany Knickerbocker, because he has
been promised by them the nomination for the
Thirty-fifth Congress. That nomination he may
receive, unless Weed should decide upon turn
ing him adrih after using him for his base
purposes But nomination is one thing
and an election another. There are too many
Americans in the Albany district to per-
init the election of this tricky apostate to. any
Office hereafter.
, In the course of the debate on this bill, Mr.
Brooks cited the statistics to show that John
Hughes held fifty-eight parcels Of property in
New York, amounting in the aggregate to five
millions Of dollars, NOT held by him as trus-
tee, or as bishop, or as archbishop, but as John
Hughes.
BY the possession Of this immense amount
of property, Bishop Hughes wields power,
wholly irrespective Of that which pertains TO
him as Christian prelate. With the income
of these five millions, he can, if he will, make
and unmake governors judges, members Of
Congress and Of the Legislature, mayors, alder
men and councilmen. Is it not tho duty
therefore of the New York Legislature to de-
priye the head Of the Catholic Church in that
State of the power to overthrow the repubi-
can institutions Of that State, by compelling
the investment of all church property in the
hands Of trustees, elected by the laymen who
contribute the funds from which 30 vast an es-
tate has been gradually accumulated
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-03-09

Rev. DR.. Flint, Of Salem, Mass, died on the
4th inst, in the 18th year of his age. He was
the successor Of the celebrated DR.. Bentley, as
pastor of the East Church. DR. Flint was a
preacher Of superior powers, and a poet Of
much excellence. He was cousin Of the late
Timothy Flint, the well-known author.
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TT The literary libel suit Of I" Fletcher Us. Nor
tou' has been decided in favor Of the defendant !;
so that the publication Of life of DR.. Judson in
opposition 70 that edited by DR.. Wayland for the
benefit Of Dr. Judson's family, may be pronounced
legally, as Il most certainly is morally, act Of
injustice.
IN "The Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern,
issued by Il. Long Brothers, is from the pen
Of Mrs. Charles W. Dennison, Of Boston, one
Of the editors Of the Olive Branch, in which Fanny
used to publish her earlier writings
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E We shall republish tho letters Of Hon
Kenneth Rayner in pamphlet form during the
coming week. Price 80 80 per hundred, post
age prepaid. Orders must be sent immediate
~, that we may know how many to issue.
The Hon. W. R. Smiths speech win be re-
published in few weeks on same terms