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No $50
Notice OF Restoration and withdraw OF GER
tain Lands in the Cairo and Fulton railroad
Grant i'm Missouri.

NOTICE hereby gwen consequence representa-
IN The Co~sress Mis-
sear q material eang IA Toe tue r.fo and
railroad said heretofore
and
and situated considerably south u The old the President BY
the lot
~adra~n on by MAY, iss3 and
sd January 1851 ot the Cairo and Futon railroad aai IN as
State OF Missouri shall
iasiei In townships below portion
Old original situated within probable of
according
utrd and reserved o sale esy CLAIMS not
sale at jackson which subject private
the date OF withdrawal and which
enpd will private
and after the day Of NarcA
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o. aAf afsss isssaass Aes~~esr 7, ls&i,
AE daily Ass
IL och ck,
from angie os hfeskfas board ses
fer Wsrfsaton .ed
Virginia Central Esiosd fo Rehosd
80 iir, and sssua,on.
eordonsss asy for sxaaass and niesediass
before ~ ocock ue arrival VI
railroad ea Rehmcad cha1losessie ana
asaaotans
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r. IL. GILL y 4 /,
fs,fl

resid franklin Row.
Thrteeuth Hv VIII
principally the Uaii.d Satea supreme Court
law
opinions questions arising
appeals chief n-tiee
Coumhia, and will in
preparation and na &c suits concerning patents.
He opniou-
befrr. Congress either
prosecute before established
adjudication,
9e-dtf
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Salamandcr Safes.
EVANS n WATSON. No rs street philadelphia
u Pa Gate No 81 Dock seef)
~ their
PATENT sALaMasnER FIRE AND THIEF-pRoor SAFES
Bank vaults and iron cors or bapk md stores,
PATENT sbATE-LINED REFHIGERAToRs,
Wsts asrs, letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
scales
s ir Bnsworsb Be,isy', Wales, Jones',
patent powder proof bans Locks Please a call.
Reference made few o. the hundreds have
safe u~e
T. Aarudsr I'm street. Pcnusysans avenue, Washing
Farmers and s..hsaics' Bank, phiIadspaisia ssfss.
United 5stes Mint, %
United States Arsenal in California $ in Philadelphia
United sts'.s sppssers Once, Pbisdsphis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
fhsdslpha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. ~
Ricbard Norria, Son, Locomotive worss Philadelphia
Winchester Eahk, Winchesrr, yirgtnir.
Mr. r. wood Fogg Pennsylvania s,h
s'fee Washington c., asaoasea receive
msks sales Of the above.
Msy e-ss-Iy EVANS WATSON
AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street uosson /, nv
ins the travelling pshlie
nee n -air
SHIFTS mase TO craer-sTEvENs, Brown Hotel /. pr..
% a. w." :" ~ S''f
eeni- veaees win bad stans shirt, suited .,
- sTEyENs's
Dec t-ssu sales room, Browns EoieL
style, and shape Of asd -csrf Napoleon
va Sc o. late lmporsson- and moderate prscs-,
HTEyENs's
prc t-NH @nies room, ErownAs Hotei
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EMPRESS.
IN. above boats carrying United
ther regular trips OF
arx cay,ns Monaeary daily, the arrival
trains daily Montgomery VIVA
the ears Mobile with the New Orb ans mail boats
On. Of w Selma the downward
O'Clock, a, 34es.. q. s.s
The above steamers commanded able and
atrers the comfort and safety
of passengers
The freight boats viii my
per- barrel, and dollar bale OF cotton.
passage, elegant accommodations apply
cet a7-d6m cox, BRArNARD, a co.
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For LyBehbufx with the GhoFocssie
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays.
New Market with The Col
pepper on Tuesdays, lAar.dsss and Saguaasys
Winchester daily, with Piedmont
Msdaienasg das eoanecies with slo riaas
Pr order w. a. BkOrkEff, Agent
Nov 7--du
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ny ccsvs-hsp ~rd tss C.~s-q~~nsssf ~ henry 49,
vi The History Fi~esf tsnvN ~ 1has~s fa~s
The World Workshops by Ewbsnk.
Tine New Congressional Directory.
On sale AZ TAYLOR MAURYS
Jan 10 Bookstore, Pm street
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,sARDWaHts AND CUTLER The subscriber has now
III goods, which
The both
offered
saving 1--WE Our
coniprises--
articles required about
eauco me nd "a. hardware !.
Building RAILS assortment xeepng weights
3ceais III, Is T.
Mechanics tools, every variety and mostly warranted
betting, and hemp packing Boston factory
prices I
ey door springs, warranted for four We
the agents. viii furnish dealers factory prices
Of feather dusefs York
nd per cheaper than other styles.
which offered small advance for cash punctua
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
| 4. Sign ~ the large Gilt Saw, Penn.
n Nov s--eolm between 10Th ith
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NOTICE, A hereby given I abtSimed from
IN Register Virginia Land Ufce, duplicate Of
No 6s for
the Revolutionary wn te having been lo)
Of General Land Office, Wash
iuqnn, scrip anssisfed portion
GEO W. fEPHENS,
Dee I'm in o
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JOINT RESOLUTION relative p,ovisons elohnr M
small for ~ the navy,

JOINT RESOLUTION proyisions eoinr m
smali for the ~ tps
Rssolpcd ty tas Senafe ond Iios Representative. ~
Undad ssse6krd That all pa
sappsi.s 81 afav-ons eiothns esd smsl pss. o i've 80" Al
he rejected. option Of the Impairment "e'
a manufacturer Of .e"ss se"'s'
the article proposed furnished whio fact on lbs .ses
distinctly tire BIDS ~ MI p
who hsse tis comply with .sa esodons q a..
the United rssrs me-
The optisu IT Department. r~se<sf thai move e ~
bad be od'rea for suppy article account !" sny
"a IN
9TH Iks ~hoe Of such bids shall 10 rsjessa
opaa bfm shan mon II
rc.sved and thai, wbsassef sAl
accessory 81 government and me hes
Of
bfsad Keep best distant s'alsn
.i,bsx sppsbsfoD " me -
rotary Navy hereby authorized 70 Ffoepfs NV
~. best terms, n market overt
1874
90 DIV
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u ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, New York, naAH-
Il. utacurer Of daynerreotyps apprus natngs
and importer Of Plates chemicals fancy frames and
chemicals
riais Of description. 445ss+
case makers supplied cases.
g. celebrated yoigtsandrr
always hand. gl
9Ds Broadway, June III, 1854.
a0--dtyenrA
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Hamilton G.. FAINT

Banker Dealer Exchange No. 432
& NI1gaf WarAinston, ID. C.
lNcURRENr aad and Virginia scrip, ooash
u and sold
Drafts on Al, principal purchasers
stocks bought aniso commission.
claims sgainst the government colected
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DKoros Ais carrying sai Of tne United STATES ffo .ss
la isSa sse l day VI Jsay lcs the
OREGON anA NEW MEAiCD VIII DC rseaised a.
o the rv~t once pepsmen o., "a ms cy ="
18th june, 1855 to be de-
dag e raes and "a tbs times n1een spre
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Law school oT Cumberland University. Lebanon,
TcnnesSxe.
FACULTY Hon Abraham carishers, lair Of Ii. ircni
judges Of Tennessee
of the
Of Tennessee. 5tge q 11ta Z u
Hon. Ridley, Of
their whos exclusively
60 the schoei. !. H1a 'efts d
nstrtcsionl Daily Examinations OF cass
No but
dsn essoBs IN of ths
and wEiat
Of gwen by poirs
prosecute through all the
pracce. The require prspar
willis records, and all docunea he
dence in the trials Some OF cases taken by appeal
which is held monthly in the and
gabc al the end Of session The students act ~ clerks
jurors Judges and chanceors, and In other official
connected with their suits.
SesstonsThc first the third Monday
Thursday February. The
The succeeding Monday in February ond ends
Thursday IN Juiy. m ~ts
Espensss peY ESQ., sdvanee;
Students furnish
which had the Lebanon bookstores.
No study required for ad
There regular sasscs. Students may
an dnrisg the collegiate year. g54sfc &e 5NEt#
Number OF students collegiate eighty-six
a3a 58 RoBERF q. CARUTHERS,
Feb li--soiy President Board OF Frtiasc,s
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Mobile and Montgomery T. :. Daily NAH Line
u&@n CONSISTING following sabas,aia aad lasg
.-As.sukInsfk22- ruanine passenger STEAMERS vis'
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
.e CUBA,
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This quantities ni nerss~sd atmsnis,sa
made, specific auantas such
my Gossesrs n = ns d p"s.s rSss
qairea mus. agencies A. sue. p.ss ss. =. ss. s
,a~ promptly Comply ua4f Of ssas
b. y aooy ne ases"ey s~dss ~ sn.y @ X
s ne q ss c.sa e e. ~ .
aforesaid she'd be assencs that sach rsquisen h''
offers must b. made
ad ~ e"9 h Il Sur as
articles contained Ia nnch o and reject tho smAA
WIN be- osthwi1 naias and AZ sasy - plse,asbs VII
@ !" ss e.. a.s q Is. nm.
for The regular tron.niss:sn q The nal. -. . -.
amoupt respscya viii b. required, AID ss
% ~" - "cs,~ H., H. ssas 70 .esare H.
and not any BE- paid unit = y ny rs.p.
made mad w as paid x a n.sE ssss w% = s.. n amer '
navy a agents s.1s "s New
record o. duplicate Of the Letter inorrins sssse
3 tss meaning q he ACT q 1916
Every o made mus. es s d.sssa Y hs .s' =
s
A. within v. day. Nth good and ass :. sS,.s
any proposal sussanc. required
by q the - BE- certified Wy sb nav
District a'iolney % some ocr q the general sovatnms'
bddHsu called
Of The Inspection tS reception, Just hu!
wi BE- rsds bsswssn articles offered and I'M
receiving that fall bclaw them and
attention also particularly directed the annexed joint re'
lion, ia addition TO The Act Of the lolh August, 1876
EsraetJr ths act Of ConTss Approved axst TO- isSa
sEc g. Ind be further sxac~d, That trom and stef w
passage supplies invited by We
secriay u the Navy usdsr thc psos.o inc 9nss nppepna
approved March third eighteen hundred na
shall be accomplished BY saned
responsible the effect that they asdt
The bidder bidders will II his their bid he accepted
into ohgsson " sueh time - prescribed ey ~
Navy with and sufficient snreicr, uhsn
The supplies proposed No shall be considered unless Nc
ronpaned By after the acceptance q pr p
bidder bidders, he they -bsh
ii 10 into obligation wihn thu time prescribed ~ ~
NAVY good aud sufficient br fa
the Of The Navy shah proceed
contract with for furnishing we NV
snpps. sbs forthwith difference bstwern ="
contained IA he proposal gnsnnied and s as ~
which contracted fur furnishing The saa
whole period Of tbs propose, be charged ssses a ne
bidders and his their gusfsnoi ans
immediately gscosesed United stsiet m Wv
Of s Navy Department. action Of D. ~ Aenass ssi
Of enid pefsons,w
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THE BLUE OOK--Omesal N~Wtnsev Of the United
s'atessvin % All cee hoides usdsr The
salafiss
few copies Of the edition sui for sse Washington
~
sen, BY any Of United
20 the Pacific coast.
BY TAYLOR h MArRv.
Fess Booksellers. neal
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/ ASotN ELIE ~ EisDlSE. edition. par
~ mot, tsron. etc etc In psmyhiet. Price 50
Lee Confessions DE Rousseau psnphi~s, iasts
20 cant ~. - -1-7.#---- - - -7TT
rhysieors ds coa, Ba savsra, pamphlet, with rhy
Illustrations. Price 50
Imported from Parts YRANCK TAYLOR.
FeAl7
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DO8INsONy PkaCTICE.-Ths Practice IN Courts Of Jus
II England Uniied States Conway Robinson
o. Richmond, Virginia Vol 4 Price, ss Jus, pubsisbed
FEB FRASCK TAYLOR.
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EOPusALs saisa' sa un'sd ss- aos1 ss La
Ant ~ les iec.
sfGAIlFf fssfs, IT " tsi,lN11ok sni BE
csivsa Il Ones "a fsss oakes issPsss~san The
cav 81 Mahipeao anil MOI of the tah " Nay 1865,
~ hs sth day % May s the routes md IN hs
inscs Aafein sl0elAe4, via
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utrd aud reserved ou sale
i.oxsos MISSOURI which subject 70 private eay
sapsd /" Inc fsawa. ] VIM ssa !. s @s =, os,
eny and after the niasise.k day ef NareA nsrs
Sorsa iAs base iae and Of ma principal meridian.
Townships n, ~, 70, ~, Is, and o. ranges.
Tow".S- e y =, ~ ~ e and ~ Of t,sse
Town.aps = S a. g r. 81 d. and j., o. sas,s
::::ss: = : y i 40 .s::
Townships as. 49, -. 81. 81. aud SO, Of range n
townships ss e. 30 q, -, and 80 Of range ~
T Tow ssS - g. r. s. ana and q 1ss -
Townships y, 81, and 3D. Of range Is,
#EH ALSO, Nj.
Thai All ,e lands situated In the s.xr pyrxrer within the fol-
lowing named townss viii be reserved sale entry
eneepng for the allows specified until further
NotA Of the base i.ns ma principal meridian.
Townships 81, ss', and "a, Of range
Townsa ps a., a.. as e., ana ss.. Of range 8
Tox..s,s. = y =, ., =. and 8. aasss
TTs.ass: Il Il s y Y. M rang, ,,sss 2
rswa.a,r. y. 81. II, asd ~, ss:rei i.
Townss,ps =. -. y. ~. az. and 70. Of rang 10
Townships "a, as, a', and ar, Of range is,
the townships marked thus included The original
empdon claimants. sn..a TO sy Of III. above n,esoned
lands Se restored y market e nefsaA day q Maveh neat
those Within sns d tie above @~asns ~,aia~s
continued be reserved made
the withdrawal wlksake proof
pce fixed BY law, Twelve amer date Of
ssrmenr claims will
A. suggested thai prescription claimants 10 LANES wihn the
pa 70 d r. rss0sa 2 s1y should .s ..s. q
pointed for the Of iands ppseel
from entry day, proven,
and delay. at Gel 88t1I -at's--i
Given under my hand OF Washington Ass
q February, anno Domini shoasand
Eve. qs-4 stt f s- s1#t
BY order Of the President
&5f,t gsst-s John WILSON.
Commissioner OF the General Land onice
Feb 1--iawow Tint 4 5tsr.]
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10y .s1sfr~-rf7-a
University OF Louisiana

N Medical Department.
iIE will
Monday November 10, and viii terminate in the snsuin
March,
James Jones' NJ ~, Professor Pracice Medicine.
LII Riaae, N. ID. Professor ofCbemstsy.
Warren Stone, N. d.. Professor Of surgrry-
a n. Cenas, " n, Professor nf Otststscs-
A q py.ad.rturn NJ d., Professor pf Anatomy.
Gusasvu. A. Mott ~ D., Prcessos OF Nater'a MedicH
Thomas Hunt NJ D.. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
s ans,,ar z c sss,a d Dsmon.ao Of
The roas dssec,ins nl be open Monday
tobes.
tio- phi i. institution from November Aprl
e tpense, enjoy srirscransry practical advantages.
There daring the asoat eight handfed pcrsons pre-
In issa ,s Of patients
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
Aug ll-iawtNovt
IOHN RCTHMANS, Importer and Dealer In xtse,
brandy cigars avenae,
AZ fu stock and Of
abb
Madeira. sherry, grades Champagne, quarts
A great sssi~,y Of Rhine wine of Is sparkling
Also sparkling red and white csres
~ 70 per doxea To the highest order
nd nth-r kiaAs Of
Al@ cornxc. Scheidam
nsics Hne ple whssey rh malt eorss and Havana
.+#.H
Dec Se-2fawlsw N.staftH
UutrSEy's aetsIne w~.lsh U.ss~d ssssr..
Life "a j. a curssy; cdred by Joseph a. Braits~eae
The W aser by Henry Nancy.
Aug u rRANcK TAYLOR.
lUEBsrEa-s L.rw. a-~rte Dictionary <dstscs OF
ut leather, So fRsNCR TAYLOR
FebN
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lrEB~rER-~ Larry. Qusrte Dtcstornwys ~dstso. o
iss This dsY received from the pubi-he. Price bound
ui leather, So fRANCR TAYLOR
FebT
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leave ON M pss ssssy etesa fsia~s sxB . ~
Leave sssases @i,y s even, s.sss TSsrss.y s,Tsms
As.iss .. oynpa ns.. sa.aIs., y ap".
lze From oiympa Bag, rs mile. sne
leave osynpia FnasysAtls aag
Leave sheas~s'ss Bay Toesaa, sstami
lsasa ssom oy ms.- ss.as, oaes
ss sass an a. s @s,s q sss.syspm
Leave seattle wednesday s.o an
isai Prom eua.ata Cascade c.y a"a ts.s wa-~aa,
% wsss 80 s e. ~, aad Z. ss s,x s y ,s ..a
Awe p J. = ,, q Sa a =. sas :, . a'"A
sniss a BY . ~ Of month.
IDS only between Cascade e'y and wailswaia
sy Discovery, New paasemsas,
Is m'tes sse back esss q seek.
Arrive 81 New Dungcrness next days bv II ann
issavs panyense<s Wednesdays AT pm
AIiys AZ Pou iownlrsd nsa, aays by opm
By Port Madison, kRs Mills, fean's Cove
and wnacon ror Townsend, a miles and back, once
Leave sa.s,e Mondays Al amt
laws rsa rssn.saa 1s Ss assami
81, Asas foss ~n uups a week be considered.
1874 sealis p~ wnrasn Mills IL mites
Leave Seattle Mondays ssssmi
hnss AZ D. warai.. Mll. by Y "a same days
1874 flamss i,ssn.s By oahispooas, 80 rsSn ana
Leave 81 iisisn. wsdss.aa,- a. . am,
Am,vs ~ :, re rss,r y ? n .sms days.
is79s y Seattle % miles ana
aweek.
1 Leave sieiiAeoom saturdays at6sms
nj BY days
/ Leave Sesuls frdzys o
/ Arrive Seacoom by sAsas days.
j Bids k,r tnylted
WaIepa, Craas Coeu D'Aeias MsoD aud 81
Mays Valley, Fort Heusoa, Nebf Ter, 500 miles
4 bAek, aonlh.
i Leave wsliepts on list of each month";
/ Arrv nj Benon four weeks,
/ Frrs Heutcn the ist Of zach month
Arrive a weeks
WalAwaa Walkers, EeIis sssoA
10 nee a month
Waiepta list of each month
ArIivs at FOR Coy,ic
| Calviile 9th Of each month
1 arrive Waiepta days.
4
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undersigned, postmaster OF stale OF
tles he with
them be Of able
good thsir guarantee
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guarantors proposals
Judge record, and BY at he following Off
ces, others:
Ia Oregon Territory by posma-ters City,
Salem, Linton, sublii.y, Portland Albany Willamette
Dallas, Cincinnati Tualun Plains and Corvallis.
New exico by Of Santa Fee Donna Anna
Taos, and Albuquerque
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INSTRUCTIONS.

The under signed, residing ---, State o., unde
Did carrying the mail No
accepted the Ppsuaser Genera Inc bidder shall, III
let Septembsr, 1855, thereafter
required obligation perform the proposed
good and suficleaf sareues. FL tA s{
This full knowledge OF tine obligations and iabir
ed under the 9th section OF the act OF Congress
Of July ., 1850.
Dated
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Albuquerque BY Zuni woodvie, California, and
back, week
Bidders schedule Of arrivals and de
1904 From Tsosto Donna Anna and hack, week
Bidders 10 slaie distance and schedule.
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mo. 52s.I

| No. 52s.I
Notice OF the uance al the Uniaed states
land oances ~ Jen rsonv lie. vincensss, and Mas
num Ina 1trp
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Superior Court-Gcneral Term.
Before a fun Bench.
CONSTRUCTION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CONSTRUCTION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Judge Bosworth delivered the following decision
which was concurrcd in by the COURT
JAN 2o.-Tocie Fdrnsy.-The facts in this case
will be found sufficiently stated in the opinion OF the
court, which rendered by
BoswoRrH, This is an action of cjectment to re-
cover a lot, between Tweuty.nf and Twenty sixth
streets, the west side OF Tenth avenue II was tried
in March 1851, before Chief Justice Oakley ana jury
When the evidence closed, the court ruled pro for
ma that the plaintiff entitled to q iict ror the
premises claimed Ito which defendant excepted and
verdict was rendered accordingly Judgment having
been entered the verdict the defendant appealed from
the judgment 10 the general term The lot Is parcel OF
premises devised In 1902. by Mary Clarke trustees.
IN trust, 10 receive and pay rens and profits 10 her
grandson, Thomas ID Clarke. during hrs life, and 20
convey the upon hts death, 20 his lawful surviy
ing issue The plaintiff claims title under several acts
Of the legislature under orders of the Court Chance
~ made under the authority Of these acts
and conveyance Of the lot In the manner
md for purposes Authorized BY the acts and orders
rhe defendant defends, as tenant Of the surviving
children Of r q. Clarke, who died N 1876, and insist,
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The HERALD Of Monday contained an extract taken 9
the Montreal Transcript Of an address delivered BY
Right Rev. Horatio Potter, Provisional Bishop Of 7
York, at the annual meeting of the Church Society
which the following language occurs
Much has been said about American feeling and A
rican sentiment in regard to the war. But he would
his Iordship that II the people of Canada wisned to
dersta nd the public sentiment Of the country they
not search for it in the newspapers. They must 20
the educated men, to the clergy of the church, to Il
they would lind that they heart and soul with
land in the struggle and daily offered up their pra,
for her success.
II viii scarcely be believed that these are the del
rately uttered sentiments of an intelligent Ameri
Bishop, whose theological and scholastic attainmt
have elevated him to the Epscopate and to the dgn
a successor to Hobart and Wainwright. The Bisho
not content with simply saying that the press is nc
reflex Of the public mind, but adds, as though to s
greater emphasis to his statement "that to underst
educated men, (does he intend by his antithesis to
lege that editors not such to the clergy Of
church, and to those who study Shakespeare, Milton
Hooker.o
It would be difficult to find on record more arrog
assumptit than Is here put forth by the Provisio
Bi shop Of Now York. Why, the commonhense Of ev
man, who is old enough to wear beard, laughs to &c
the idea OF finding in the "cergy Of the church"
any church, the portraiture of "public sentimen
Contrast with the above the following sensible exit
from Haypers Adgasine for the present MONTH
"The American mind now speaks through the pr
II speaks its own win in its language IL is he
every day, ON all subjects, and all occasions,
hence it has not to embody its utterance, former
in the thoughts and eloquence Of leading men. The
nestle statesman has been partially superseded.
people have advanced to occupy his ground. Once
was the interpreter of their thoughts and not selt
the originator OF them; they waited for his z,
aDce, and leaned on his arm; but now q change
come and through the direct medium Of the daily ne
paper they are freely and forcibly expressed"
In reading these two extracts, we cannot avoid the
vieton that the views Of the first quoted &C
only have proceeded from whose reading Was lin
to Shakespeare, Milton and Hooker. N. q
NEW YORK, Jan. %, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-23

Secretary Of the Treasury for long time vas occupied
In devisng remedies for the defects In the life preserv
ing system VIII oh experience and series Of experiments
under his direction had disclosed and that those RENE
dies have since been embodied in law, under which
life preserving corps 10 being organized and by
which perfect life preserving apparatus Is TO DO placed
1t their disposal II they had BEEN 1t s to be supposed
that they would, at least have advered to the fact
even II the law contains provisions which, when con-
ttuting good system, make their suggestions value
less.
1t to be hoped that tho Grand Jury have been less
unhappy in their statements other subjects indeed
II 10 to b presumed that they have been, for believe
that the papers Of the day contained all the asts which
they have collated and think that the HERALD long
ago, proposed the same remedial schemes The Office Of
preseptpent Ii to declare public evils and to advise
Of their remedy II q the solemn record act OF Grand
Jury invites action by the public prosecutor Accu
racy Of statement required and sound judgment ia
expected Without these, it commands neither conf
dence respect
It is for the public to decide what respect is due to
that one, the facts in which borrowed, and the
errors in which only are its own.
JOHN OOCHRANE, Surveyor, nc.
Custom House, New York,
Surveyors Office, Jan %, 1885,