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Oh Bull The Last or the shmen ntx.
SUPERIOR CouRT--0ENEHAL TERM.

rArcagAS Sov. iooe Bull, df4siian' =. John ffyp-
fer, RefeHs.nL-Inis w.s an appeal taken from dc!
son made at Iea. term 80 Jun last and winch owing
to tbe Absence II the city during the sum
nsg months, vss not argued urta the October term.
Hopper, the plaintiff Ia h suit claiming 70 have been
he agent 0na attorney O oe Bu IN the year 1857 On an
nidavit thar appellant a nonresident had obtained
attachment aganst him and directed The Sheriff u
i.ze thefeandeT dia1ond pin and bronze bus, n
Wsshington which had tceupu IA his hands 10 deliver
:, ce Dull Ctae diamond teIg the sans ons ubiah va.
present. fom the Queen spain % Ole Bu and u the
yalos Of 81 .0o) Mr. L. T. Bulkeley appellants cum.
fe brought "a motion 10 discharge the attachment a,
tpees term upon adayits and FOR defects Ia the pro.
eeeengs among which lat That the Undertaking
was not erecu'ed by The plaintiff well hi suretes
2 That the AFFIDAVIT which s,,scbrn.nt wss
sraufed set fcfth aca service. rendered after e
making thereof 3. That u STATED coneln.ions of i,v
and pot ,act- &c. &c. The case was fully argued by
counsel 81 The special term Nessr. Eaton Ho~i,Yf
producing vclumnouE arfavits In opp ,fi,l0n. me
1ueye. before whom the was hesrd decided that
The estae5aeut must be- discharged bat requested The
c-sndant 10 Ole bond under section 1ii n the code
irtn this latter part u the order the appeal taken
10 ihc general term, sBs afguei Ia October gf.
haeley contendng that The 24is seel0n 40 not agply
~ any caser, except those where - attachment ~ss
serstted 70 b. properly 7anted Ia ~ arsi nstAnoc
ana A. the Judge At special term had IN h opnon held
tha; Mr. Bon mn resilient within ihs nYeA ming
- the sc' ana that tie eis' u The rlsintias ae
gation The attachment irregular saisirs al
ae other exception shch hsd h~.n taken. PAin'lss
ibe hiiDg ~ bond Imperative. Cfsf Justice Oakley In
etsFesing the opinion - he q yvFt sAi1.; - ci-sf
bat where an stAshment il ~. aside fof IN the
proceedings theruAelves, upon ts being shown N;
the soppesed ior the attachment dos not exist
70 toBd can be required else shi lead b great TO-
justice, and party agains, whom attachment =
Srengfsly issped souA stand IN better poss'ign
ihsn ne against whom surh q proceefIpg proper
ma fiehf pr pr@ef The @siat section every stAenen,
an - dsehargea upon aing the bopf therein sg~ci
tse The later part of ne ofdsr NUT - reversed.
and The s,'sehusut eschAfred abs.iutsIy
We understand that NJ. Buirs vAissbles have tssn
snse delivered over q VI Balseey, bis counsel
he'ore chsf Justice Galley asi fpl beneh
~ mn hv,res U1a ~. T. NJ lSangys1 ~ .f ofghs
court hslow aesrtned with cosis
liezduar Aim =. ~. = HGlloru uTaer nff-aAa
from reversed - refrftacs aud the oaAs u r. b1rs N
to dutge - fpeesl ttfm No c0sis
assas g. lfrswuiar;y
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FAr1L IcGDEsT uu Loss inAsp Rsuaotb.--On
ssisrcay morning ~ stated yes,erday, Id nAmsi
Faties Ryan fatally injured ,hs >9ns IsAsd @il.
read near Bedford Ths boy, With easstsnIon yos
Afd of n. morning ifuiga train mess the psa-ssy
train coying When Tho train sftn reseh tts
hoys juny<a 0at snd In st;smp,lng ~ ct ,bs 0fhsr
Fysn ell and run evsf. Hts rsyt ~ AL Asfn
and frssra ~ his eft hAnS, ,~rthy crushed ffs
conveyed " ths Brooklyn ciy BosJssSI hsi hts Ia
lsftsw that be s ffoTa The s1.ct~ szr<
lour hours gfsr.ArS- rfs ccgoDsr aBusgD~i Jury,
tut In eorss4usnes ~ The stse - ussis-sAi viss---
che infssigasson ASlopfSsi ~ tsls evening a.
Nckca
sgysore Rgvrtf - ecr rsp .Aairs~ J. ffias, gna
af. Ieyaty sisrir. y kings oysniy. sassRinsd
sosnd hao,nrs a 10 ~ nss ff~vteas v us s>
itrn 4, sepfllng sifh smother f&fty In whlsh no
sir,..y 'asvu ~ Conveyed - fbs Bfsssiyn Ssy
ue.rlssl .h.rs b. fingered sHui Ihar.asy evening
.t.., H. .rrlf.a He ismiiy, stsisttg a v,ss ard
.fr efdlr-~p fons lusi trfaB. rsa~ ~ Ae~sk Nsw
ysrs., kr Bqss~t .ss he'll ~ errr~r rs.tslny 40
y.sstrs ln sscote2sos sAs fersAsfed-
lysyyy 90 sssFs0rn -esvsn D~.sisys ~sr. s.reses
,s.t.,tsy ~ ssiiHg bsrss4s%rs Ia tglbn sfs@s pfs
,k,,.y iEey yrah.eita. Tram csyinx them. 1es
~ srs trs.sufss futa y~tiinx tlssI fsy -sfs u.
IN spesd tb9 sver y snd<stlars ia, ssfss.s 90
ssai 1tbssy tbsy verE y imsfAstsd
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lltI IntalltRenae.

AiAhss q IRE--pn satrItay hight, between . ani
10 ocoes, he alarm ~ FIRE II he Fourth diauct
caused ~ e indhg q smoke s.unr FROM ihe store 80.
5isJk Broadway, adjoining n.e Collanore nouso The
srnokc 10 found ,s wny Into tho store from the
nue of The adjoining prcrnises No damage, any more
ihsn ifealing tte door open.
AIAhn RoohEsnr s1EuT.-Atont O'Clock, sun.
aay afternoon the Hall bell struck alarm q ar for
The seventh district eAnrtd by chimney taxing Gre
of No. - Koosevelt street No dsnsase
strrosLD liam mon yiorRs1 --lnforua,lon
ceiy.t at the Coronefs Office yesterday ths, Mr. Ras..
AGec residing q, the corner fsesen,y oood street and
'he BioomlngdaIe roal, Ind disd rather suesny. Ills
brotbf The bearer - tho intelligence says tia! fr
day week lat the ascsa.d received bcasnz al
the bands ~ rovdiss, but hal " All appearance
cred ffum the Ilnsrs attending the misfn ripns
when he died suddenly yesterday morning. CoTonsr
Hilton viii investigate the matter.
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ANOTHER Qu,CK, TRIP.
TWO WEEKS LATr2 NEWS IRON slLlreaRuG.
More Indian Battles In the North.
Later from Oregon and WashingtoA
Territories.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DnATHB.
M A IL X Il L 8,
kC., 6c.. Ia.

R7he Accessory Transit Company steamer Nssthau
Light, u. l.. Tnhlepaugh commander arrived yvstsrAv
Sunday morning, from Fan Juan del Nortc via Ksv
West She brings tho passengers of the Sierra NcvsAA
who cf San francsso ut r. NJ on the 10Th Of Octsbsr
The passengers all in good health not case u AsA
meas having occurred during tho whole voyage.
Everything quiet on tho hthmus and tho pAAsaa
gerS crossed Ia good time Ana perfect safety.
The news from California IL mportanI
Timea we're growing het,sr.
The all steamer Gohsa Age hft San franeisoo trcs
hours In advance Of the Sierra Nevada, with ebeut TIVE
millions In gold.
Troubles With the Indians Oregon s,ili continue snd
assume tcrioua aspest Major Iialer ard his fros.
were reported surrounded by tho Indiana nj a pout
twenty five miles abovs the Dailoa-,hey had boon with
out hod Or water fury-c eight hours. Lieut., DNy witA
100 men left 10 sasis, hun.
We indebted IA the California express of rrcsua.
Co.. and 10 Wells Fargo Co., for hlss Of California
papers.
conflict II poues existed nj the ef government
The Secretary Of State General J. W. Dsnvcr mcsnh~r
elect of the Thirty fourth Congress having left the
Tor the purpose Il assuming tho dutics sf tho named
once, the Governor appointed Mr. Caares II IIennp
stead to the nice made vacant ly hh abssncc ~.
state. Gcnofal Dsnser'r deputy, however, refused
give up the sa~T and 10 there fact two nonosi
Secretaries Considerable confusion may reauit
"a, ~. ,,.,n.,s W.. ss-,..o -
iost of s82, 200.
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MORNING EDITON-MONDAY, NOVEMBER r. 1855.

ctous room Ia each ward whore the inspectors Of
dstrctn that ward sLs be composd 20 axe their boxes
sealed and escorted BY strong police force, i'm nedi
aey ON The closing OF the pos there without any
adJournen each box in regular order ua.il
the entire ward il completed ia the presence Of whoever
may please to be present. also 10 arculate separately
the nan e. on each bauot in such that every
one preeent may keep tally thereof by this method
the political ineglery now extensively practised will be
very considerably checked II not entirely defeated.
ELECIIoN FRAUnS.
llr7m the Sunday Dispatch Nov. IL.
There are some curious stories aoat in reference 20
The manner in which the votes canyassed in this
city We 90 not know what reliance 10 place these
runors II The bali taat hear has any foundation Ia
ct the candidates who have the least of votes
on the In several have been elected by the
inspectors OF Eecton in opposition to the Of the
people. We understand that an investigation il
being instituted by the parties interested Those Of
readers who know OF frauds win aid tie of justice
py reporting he facts to Mr. L. \. Glover 81 Chambers
street. particularly desirable TO know in what dis
ufss Me canvass of the votes adjourned by the in
spers before was completed and publicly announced
az the law requires II is also desirabe 20 ascertain
what districts removed from the place where tine eecion
was held to the votes II there have been any
frauds let them be brought 70 light.
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pgtru ~ nHowsfSa.--Coroner ofonnsu bsn an In.
quest ,eirrday Al the to. of Eighteenth street. E4s,
river "A i ne body Of = NAMED Thonls. Con,.,
Who vac accidentally dro~bed BY falling overland
Tie atoYe pot. Verdict Death BY drowning
BtnsID 10 B,AuL-roroner Hilton hen isquc-,
upou the body ofs female infan. named hoaanns yoyan
At the residence a its parents No. 2 Debnoy s,re~
Who fatally LBrnsd about tso weeks ago. D-1~aas
rs lett kIons 10 The baAeusnt BY IL. mother ant -hlie
there elder brother acelntay sst hrs ~ h sister
cio'hlpg produeing such lngnrlss that eest
caused FAurday blght Verdict, aeeisen.Al dsa,h.
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Wards.


The first district Of the Twelfth ward is yet to be head
FROM This district gave Headey 172 plurality and "a
majority. Even il Giles behind his ticket in the dis
trict the chances in favor of Know Nothing plu
raity, Notwithstanding the report in circulation sa
turday night that it had given Flsgg 103 Giles 1t
will take the official to decide the result. The
Board of Canvassers meet tomorrow and sit daily till the
whole vote il counted.
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Sec. of State. 1S55.
Totsl. .47O,695

1t should be borne in mind that the figures in the 1855
column do represent the entire vote cast in the State
They made up of majorihes in counties, and
the full vote in Others
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THE ELECTIONS.
TIE VOTE OF THE STATE.

The Know Nothings have carried the State by plura
1ity Of from ten to twelve thousand According to
latest figures they have upwards OF eleven Thousand
plurality the fusionis and nearly three times that
number the soft shell candidates The following is
the aggregate vote far rece,ved-
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VILLA msburg City News,

THE MYSTERIOUS DIsAPpBARANcE or NIX. NEVILLE.
Up 70 the present time al efforts 70 fahon the mys
'eiy N reference % the disappesranee of Mr. wad I'd
ward Neville q the Kings County Hotel have proved
successful AM runors and ccnjsctures m a. at
hrst. During yesterday ond saturday, men were en-
gsged IN dragging the At sch points they would
be most likely to with succes. Many are under
the mplesrlop that Mr. Neville board If the Peek
clip ierry boat stated ~ the deck hanl. from
which be Committed selfdestruction II IL ed that
difficulties existed financially aEd nthefwiie, which
might ha.e I'D 70 this result iew days more may
lo~ib1y eap~e before the mystery o this aair will be-
iuly ex planned.
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GRANp LARCENY.

b,y named James Daily reading II 81 Craud street
aaf arrested saturday evening. 4 chary steal
ing q various mes goods 20 the value of si5o from III,
store q tsha Haight, Ia Grand street IL. "a. coin
nlitted q await examination.
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JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURT

Total 1876 1sl92 27,s1s 26,3es 2o,6sS
First district to hear from. No returns from
Second district.
woodruTs plurality Ulshnner, 2G9. Hoffman,
plurality Nicol, 13,7 728.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

As Gar as heard from the Legislature stands fol-
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Nay.aII-. p---aL--g II - : II
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Total ,o61 1913 s,19s ls,2@ 1l,oeo 7Nl
sfirst district TO hear from.
Connery Gamble Perry and Hin elected BY large
piurslities.
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VOTE FOR
Total. 10, ,o52 20, 400
VOTE FOR COUNTY CLERK.

First district to hear from.
Willett's plurality over Toone, 472.
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VOTE FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.


St "'s'aiet " ht@f lf"hi'
eAsPsro's plurality oveE Cle 81 ! -.
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majority over Wiid, Ss6.
VOTE FOR AssEMBLYMEN.

io'at .......s... Aoatu
Brooks ma rity over Munday, 4,064.
aFirst district to hear from.
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jersey CITY News.
THE coRSrR =

.
Ihs corner stone of tho H~SIsg N. E--churcs ssIns
ersciel In goD'gomey street between Barron and Grove
Na. laid BY Bishop James ., 5o'eioek wednesday s,sr.
noon With the usual coremoulcs The society ~ Which
this new church recently ormci IL couspoc ~ late
member. ~ Trinity " r. church 10 Yors street but ~
numbers have been Increased nntl i,s mrubsrshp u
about ono hundred sinee is organization u has tern
~orshippips in Wildwood Hall Thc prcsent pastor 4.
Rev. II. u. Yard.
this society Will b. ~ hrcs 81 feet In With by 70 In
depth and 10 In height 20 the pesk ~ the root VIII
be In the RoaD~squr style - architecture aDf ~ host
Iii \, .mrnoYn,sd by four to.sr. Instead of sisepo.
Tho ,s5 viii he ~ slate. The building u iesgDet - scat
gT,saiion a go pe,sons 10 hs H,an par e' ~.
m tbs bulI1irg The cot of fhe ~heee vi reAeh
$500
Ire n The sh ami ssh psalms % ihs largs eonsesssn
pFesen' ~ Rev. Mr. Barroughs, a B-eoilyn k~v W.
Hess.rom II The B>tbsl 'hip John ws.!-y gass oai
hmm "a. then gwen out W Rev. Nr Van Gs~, Il ihs
Ws,pe strss; Reformed Dutch church.
Nv J. lsssIp then addressed the audenes rehasrk,
ins upon ths aavnncem-ni which Nethosu. 1. nsiiay,
not cn,y 10 strength u NUMBER but in inhgencs sBi
s,Lneirg among ihs religious denosalB.'lona
Rsy. drSrfu uErsrsr, p4s'er - Tdnliy v ehnrch
In Yors street, fsl0rea In sdares In .hieh hs swsli
aton ne nerease ~ churches In nonoel AMI In siferzh
during fhe ps,t fes yeAfe
psre ,bsn tsken 1sr sm0unt thus raiaoi ~ss ~ 30
H.hop JAs procees~i - lay The esrpsr s,ons y ~
u
c..r;an.s n le gla.. Tor fsJttlis3 ~ Ds sSGs ~ss
sprounesi 70 ~ ~ Slo-st-
IL A brlef bisisUy a The ties.1iBx ". " cbarch.
IA 1T a ths fn~mb~rs aDd orirsfs a thls essfeh
I'd IA a ths '~sehsrs Anh 0Dcsrt a tss -abtE'h
sshool e01noc'e3 9Th ~
i,h. ILe names y ,hs buiaas soHssisiss. arshises
sId bull1srs, ...
LsN Copy 81 ~ Ebis Msshs..s hymna, Iserip4nr q
~ n 'huf~h r0pfsr~pc& NinBtes Nstholts' AnA-
49, I@rsey CIty directory 1T " LAttaaf nfxas mi
a, sneefs cs,txss ~ ike fkStasan sfs-ra. Ssahay
~ ld,,scf, NV YDAx Ht1aib, BNssV sA4 yi@<s.
80 J.y,ey ctr T.is1rrg4 and s,'tlsd.
~ Architect 81 th~ erection a the baliNnx are
Ne.s, ovnl,e and VfisJ ibs uAsos., Nssst bgntisad
- Co sbA fAs tarpsnsss ". NAAAn povsil
Tar gnsrssH 1sxss.-Ihs srrivsl "a ths pryy~iler
fs,ansa q Jersy o,y has eusserasiy revived tsessss
,ps ~ csuars tSets ~heh daring ths pa, sAs hass
,e.r quite sssYisi acovnt u III eiversies = -
ctuar4 sssamert - N Gins con-equeoiiy hfra
.u,ss a iADsess bss sbsss asnsi ssnp,a9rsas shis
- ssfseisIiJ cAlAssy aHf8nx ~ hAfd sases = ~
.ir,sr Ths LieDsn bsovslss eco tons q eUrs sasA
Z ts sfssss esfso ever lsy~sht in on~ sbig = - ~
rsrl sess kbyus ssssrsyss~ fssn Afs stnyq1~t eafg
atA tsss IN as<Aassfnx csfwe sDs fhs sss 90 sf.
ufsseus ,sis von'sA activity. snush g a. As.xs -
ls.ss insssxsssa hs ysobsels sAss hn~ = ss,'...
psst~f~ss vfH ssn,n~s rvsnins T. tals p~s' ab N
nssssss isssnss v.aia y - ~s-sss. 49,
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IuboAIys 10 Ry1rAlJcAs STATE CosygsIox.-
Nesss Jacobs and r. D. Culver have been chosen de-
lezs,es from the FIRST Assembly district 70 the RepoL-
can State Convention 10 be held a. syraeuxc On tho
10Th 81 teptsmber. Arcrnates D. y. Wells sni ..
Friend.
BrsssAsy iscspcT.--Ycrerday morning, about oDs
o'cooh oicsrs yinecr and Jacobs of the Thirteenth
ward ~ere on duty they observed Suspicious booking
man standing In Sont of Dr. slsdss hoase corner q
Fourth and south Fourth streets. The novel of and
the oce discovered that the from, DOOR a The
house had been opsned with nipp~rs. Tfsy rans the
ts violently for the purpose n sroasing the nuses,
and after ittie time Informed ~ The neigh
Tors that the family absent ihs others Then
searched the house With the ercep,loo n ono rom,
which vas locked and there apparel 70 b. nothnz
Bdssng they concluded 70 lay III welt for the rstarn "
The ibisvcs They 'oos their station In Che hall AMI acs
cautiously down stair Preparations we're making ~
rendsr the supposed burglar harmes. when tbey ssn
dscosered. This person Who anefvsrd turnsi oi " b.
Dr. tsde supposins tbe oc~fs 70 - burglars hsffsi
10 the window and cgi~i 0ut mBrley The
mistake both Sides o"op tiscgsersi
The Dr. supposed tho ringing o the b~n va rHe %
burglars 20 ascertain nay IN he hpsss, sni
believing tbfm d~scra'e snDugh 70 ks ~ IN order y
carry out their plans c0ncl8di " rstnsin c1nseAs
~ heard the once. a9ut The hoaf", xni brlisfing
them 20 10 burglars. a remained quis' anii hs thgag.
saieE quar'srs
FDThs alarm o. srs In the Easterp district yss.ef
DAY morning shout ocloes eAasss " s barplrs
q voed sissd IN me q No. to1 F0~ess street
nemage ulning
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prom the Rochester Union, (soft shelly august Is
The hard organs sre both silent to the change Of
time fo their state Convention, which the first
10 publish And observe the Arvra Is disposed TO be
incredulous 1--WE think II has not been made says the
dryps.
To satisfy tho fygus that spoke by card, we now
publish The Official circular which received by doe
of nall
Ngw YoRK, August H. 1855.
LIAR SR--The State Committee have unanimously de-
fcrmircd change the day OF holding the Conven
tion 10 Thursday the I'D ~ August Inst Il Necessary
that the desates should be selected before tho 10Th
or list inst.
VII you advise with friends in your district snd
rrge the prompt appointment of deiegate1
II disirict conventions have been called please
that they appointed for day earlier than the 25
inst.
The ofcia viii be published In the Of No.
vtek.
With the hope that this change viii With the APP
probation ~ friends, and their cordial
operation, remain yours, very respectfully,
AUGUSTUS sCHiJI,
Chairman II Democratic State Committee.
A. H. Reedcr Ex-Governor u Kansas, has been spoken
o Ia IenDsylvanis papers, candidate for Governor
Of that STATE while III. Crawford Kp,ftda dominates
him a . candidate for Canal Commissioncr.
President wsyand IL talked Of in Rhode Ts!snd foe T.
2. Senator.
Ex-Governor Trimbs has accepted the Know Nothing
nomination for Governor fohio
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TUE SCIENCE OF LITERARY WARFARE THRRE
is certainly no one who could be properly held
mp pattern to young men for moral courage =
Washington Spectator w2r 8


II is certainly one who could be more properly held
mp pattern to our young men for moral courage =
Washington Spectator wfr 4
MEMOIRS OF BENNETT AND HIS Times.
Win bnc Medallion Portrait 488 pages. Price 81 e6
AATAooSIsM AaoNlnXG
In accordance with the plan TO show all sides Of the
Press ON the remarkable " Memoirs of James Gordon
Bennett" just published the Sunday newsparers Of the
city cannot well be neglected. The public will
that food Of reliable criticism been p0de1 before
them strong enough to overwhelm any ordinary work
from s re aneS m URN position !. :. msh. % Ss
Judgment Of these crtcs, presented in their usual dig
nned and polished style are expressed 10 few choice
mined the work which has been subjected to the
fire Of the advance guard in hteraturc The following
MtsKE1nY AGAINST sEvAropoL.
The Sunday Courier astonishes those who have read
the worL by the following candid avowal Of its remara
Tf contains not solitary item of information in re-
ference to the notorious editor Of the Herald which
nohns in relation to the times of Bennett of his
course antecedents while 10 contains any
quantity Of falsehoods and ipconcevable stupides."
None Of these have been. pointed out-but who that
has mot read the book will be aware OF the truth ON this
The Sunday Mercury thus disposes of the subec, and
''hr. fennets memoirs come to illustrating the
career OF foreign adventurer who has literally retarded
the full development of our institutions.
However, books like the under notice always have
quick sale We suppose the memoirs will not be an
exception TO the rule 1t viii be read live ts brief da
and then he dismissed to rest with the similar reveal
ments Of Greeley and wychoT"
The Sunday Times Is gratiHed 10 indulge n opinions
exactly Ike the other Times (.inguiar concidence)
which II Is fair to say are condensed in the following
word. written with much d'esprit:-
COT these memoirs, however, would speak, could
End in them anything worth either special praise
specis censure But they defy, in their solemn common
ofn.e.est either Of good evil tendency. They
cold vspd mass Of verbal inaniy They have not char
acter enough to act rs IN opiate."
Ties las hay oda In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17
MORNING EDITION FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1856

Methodist he would be one and n he was 10 be sinner
he would be The fault all lay With six men who
had gained the confidence OF the church. and wrr, he
raying it, He understood that they had threatened
to lock the church. put the gas out If the Rev Dr
"a Milehell should -..-"ot to preach few night ago.
design. " '
collection was the made to defray the expenses OF
tbe IN eS trustees opposn the sale of the church. Il
being ip,n that other sx employed the church
fund in drfrs, n their expenses.
On motion, CO. 'amittee Of threS was appointed to
draft resolutions EXPIRE >e Of the sen . o. the meeting
the tubject Of the propoiAd removal of ee church
On further motion, 1t on.ered that OF Accouhso
the Of the hour the resolutions tc rawo up and
published hereafter. -s
gentleman thought would be weEI ~ vest the ssnse
pf the meeting.
II was then moved that the meeting PROTEST against
The sale 81 the church. Tho question p,h and the
protest unanimously adopted.
After compliment paid 10 the daily prcss of New
York for publishing their advertiscneus gruts the
meeting adjourned az 10 O'Clock Y. H.