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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVl-
L. DENCE 1c.-On and after April |, EXPRESS TRAIN
of the Providence Hartford and Fishkil Railroad will leave
Hartford on the arrival there Of the Express Train Of the New
York and Eewayen and New Haven Hartford and Spring
field Railroads which leave New. York at ga m.
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
REFORMATION or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.


The ccnvcation re- assembled Thursday morning at 10 A.
", at Crton HAIL. Nr. Colhr the srcsidsnt IN the chair
Aftcr opening prayer by Rev. Mr. DYBs Chaplain OF
nc albany House Of Refuge and reading and appsosa of
the inmates 81 the lat meeting, the discus ion ,ron tho
second resolution, given Ia the second days rrocse
irgs above, resumed. substitute therefor offered
By Mr. DAVIS, Of the Cincinnati House Refuge was ac
celtod in IT. stead, as folovs;-
Received That houses OF reformation sholld be 40 con-
ruCted A. afford tnoF, ugh ca ginclOu Of The In.
mates, both In regard 10 and degree VI crmnaty
Mr. GiEAsoS o. the s. Louis House Of Refuge In speak
Ing TO tho substitute, contended tha, association was
equally important Tor purposes OF reformation n lem rail-
zaon His OK ,erience had sct been ~ extended il the
management Of boys some present He was sa,sG,d
however that In the House u Refuge over which he
charge the majority of me boys vere dacldaly vns
90 tho refOfma OF boys, W imposibe no
believed, TO tell when boy reformed. Ue had
know BOYS 70 bthaye the elves with the srtct rr,
prety for mt tho highest gra "a OF honor
aud afterwards suddeny turn about aud naples, n,s,
vicious piOITnses and ref aclory aud Interchangeable
conduct. Quite recenuy, a boy In whom he had ths
greatest idence, escaped from the prton Il after
wards turned ou that this very boy had for months been
engaged with other boys In concerning plan OF escap
Tie third resolution read.
Dr GRayts Of the Baltimore House Of Refuge, urged 10
strike out the word Ifn'enaaL The present system
in penitentare In most Of houses the inmates were pa
med To GU side the Walls and occasionally visit their
The Prs1prsr considered tho word oous and a having
bad effect upon the youth placed within houses of re-
fuge
The word, on motion. was stricken out and the word
congregational adopted instead.
The fourth resolution next taken I'D
Mr. Lee. Of the New York House Of Refuge nrst eno
20 The resolution lie strongly urged the adoption OF The
family system as being the best way 10 reo m bows ana
girls Where large nsrnbef u boys ami girls 10 the
puuber Of several hundred sofnstmes were Vent
together and under but few officers, was impssibe
20 TO the inmates individually. ln his view Il vas i'm
portant TO know each inmate, 10 study their pecu.
liar character and dispositions, ant thus decide
What was best for them 70 ensure their happiness
aites leaving The House OF Refuge. He belize ed that the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
AMERrcLNBAPrTsT PUBLICATION SOCIETY.


The thirty third annual meeting OF the American Rap
ist Publication Society held at the Charles Rap
list church today. Row. Mr. Iimard, Of Pennsylvania
presided Tho annual report quite satisfactory, al
though the business Of the society during the year has
been somewhat embarrassed by change IN the officers and
by rts nations and death. Tho number Of stereotype
plates Owned by the society Is OIL and the whole
number Of pages printed during the year 20 $3.50 Tho
copcrteraRe d the society has been successful daring the
year beyond example, and their Sunday school operations
have been very extensive and prosperous. The receipts
for tho year havo been Sss 50 and the expenses
history Of the church OF Christ from its earliest day
The time In preparation, under the auspices OF
the society The repoit concludes with hopeful view q
the prospects Of the society IN the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY 49, ls57.-TRrPLE

Meeting for discussion and addresses, Hope Chapel
1OA n
Tn ANNUAL Muznso or AHnsoAH WonAnr kDvoA-
tonal Association will be held ~ Mrs. Webstsrs, NO ~
Lexington avenue, as ~ n
6UNnAy, MAI II
Cxrrxa5nAL CumRAuoN o. M ksv O1un0.-nvfne
services aud communion he Chapel In Eleventh street.
CxsrssAL ANxRloAs EDucAuoh SOCyrY.-Annlversa y
sermon III preached by the Rev Ezra A. Huntington,
DID, Professor Auburn Theological seminary evening,
at y O'Clock the Rev. Dr.. Adams church, corner Of
Madison avenue and Twenty fourth street.
WEDNESDAY, May n.
AxxuuAK BAPTIST FRK1 Nn4zon SounY.-Fourteeufh
meeting In the house Of the NAcdougal street Bap
church, commencing u half past 10 NJ end continuing
tive DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
THE NAY ANNIVERSARIES.

AsnIc,r Board on Coaal1aos ronHor Mruoya-
Annual meeting in Dr. Cheevers church At 10 A. ~
NEW CHuReH CENTENNIAL CuEBsAuos (Second day. -
orsiicp by Rev. George Bush Hope Chapel, eP. NJ
rxvppsarrsr SUNDAY scroora-Tbc Universal,s Sab.
bath Schools ~ r. NJ, In the Broadway Universast
church, No 548 Broadway.
SATURDAY, May 49,
CvxrvruAL CELEBRATION oy nm NSw CHunm Third day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
AND DUMB.

The annual cSh ,ion Of the New York Institution for
the D,af and Dinb which to have taken place at the
ACADEMY Music. at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was
indefinitely postponed account Of tho rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

uire Of imputes Righteousness, though they stil
,,ard In the creeds. The thun1ers N the Vatican
have ioA their tesrova N tho Romsa CAsho
he church ALI sheee things showed that they lived In
nrw ago, wren h.aze AZ light II upon tina earth
coming Of the Eat and shining tho West Within
en-. abov. thseo clouds naiar a Ca sat HIM Who
the le and glory Of them ALL like the spiritual aiming NJ
the WORD nhn the literal There occasion re3oics
then In the light whose dawn huudi ed yea
aga, aud they uon whom tho light .hono with d.
rect rays had especial for 10Y thai Hulness that
within and above the clouds their eyes Lad permit
TED to behold the glory OF Him whose raiment white
and wh,se face shone like fire.
Mr. Barrett concluded his discourse by Say ing, "rhe
hest means on show ing thankfanes the church
meh must do all in their power disseminate the writings
Of S~ edeDbox who had been the Of revealing the
light III h 10 their own souls
hymn then sung, bcnedic,on pronounced, aud
the sssemblags quietly dispersed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

nrst that the politicians said 1t a moral question and
the clergy sai was political question: The, uo Que
would touchil Again II said thai re were one idea
men, Tho discovsrers n tho motive power of steam asd
tao Law OF sravtaion idea men, Ant what
was Rlad to know man that had one ides-
manv had none al all. In relation %
he prohibtory law, the speaker believed thai il the
icuds Of temperance had done there duty the prohb
tory Law might have been enforced in every State whore
Il haa been adopted The sellers med very brave
but were very much iGhtened and would never have
resisted il had been put right through. The spester
was very severe upon the aduitcraon OF hquors and
said tha. sellers talk about the rights property
threeiourtLs of he crime, pauperism and public
sis,ress In this country originated from rum. In
conclusion vrged general cooperation In the work OF
the society end particularly desired the ladies' should
use their great influence suppress the traffic He hoped
the would 60 until the prohibiory law sdopt
cd in every and ted also; then nation could
have q uolee lis redemption from a national vice
Rev CuYKR compared the Of temperan, 20 70 the
u, yvessnt pear trce-od but hale, hearty and st,on
The had been hard one, but the speaker be-
eved tina, the great heart OF the Empire State beat stro
ger for prohibon TO day than ever Moral suasion aud
legal action no. antagonistc principles. With regard
10 the excise law he said that temperance man be-
ievcd in licenses at all but they must make the best Of
the law by enforcing It's provisions strictly possible
II in the power 81 the Commissioners in any county to
refuse grant licenses where all the proviio Of
the statute had been complied with Every should
he used TO bring about such state Of mlnd In he Commits
make them refuse. II the law L. good
you desire make the best it, and trust 70 popular
umeDt 10 Improve 1t. -,
The meeting was further addressed by Mr.. Peter Sin.
clair, OF Scotland, and others, and then adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Evening.

There are two periods in the life of
man, in which the evening hour is Pc
culiarly interesting in youth and in
old age. In youth we love it for its
mellow moonlight, its million stars, its
then rich and soothing shades, its still
serenity; amid them we can commul Q
with our loves or Irvine the wrcaths OF
friendship, while there is none to bear
us witness but the heavens and the
'pirits that hold their endless Sabbath
there-or look into the deep bosom of
creation, spread abroad like a canopy
above us, and look and listen till we
can almost see and hear the waving
wings and melting sounds of other
worIds-to youth the evening is de-
lightful; it accords with the flow of its
light spirits, the fervor of his fancy and
the softncss of his heart. Evening is
also the delight Of virtuous age-it af'
fords hours of undisturbed contempla.
ton; it seems an emblem Of the calm
and tranquil close of busy life-sercne,
placid, and mild, with the impress Of
its great Creator stamped upon it; it
spreads its quiet wings over the grave,
and seems to promise that all shall be
peace beyond it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Mechanics Dsuxhtors.

Speaking Of the middle ranks Of
life, the solid and best portion Of so
ciety, modern writer makes the FOL-
lowing excellent remarks:
"There we behold woman in all her
glory not a doll to carry silks and
wcls, not q puppet to be fiattered by
profane alterations, revenced to-day /;
discarded tomorrow; always jostIed
out of the place which nature and So
cicty would assign her by scnsuality
Of by contempt; admired, but not es-
tecmed; ruling by passion, not affection;
imparting her weakness, not her con-
stancy 70 the sex she who'd exaIt; the
source and mirror Of vanity; we see
her as a wife, partaking the cares and
cheering the anxiety Of her husband,
dividing his tolls by her domestic dill
gence, spreading cheerfnlncss around
her, for his sake, sharing the decent re.
finments of the world without being
vain OF them, placing all her Joys and
her happiness in the man she loves
AS mother, we find her affectionate,
the ardent instructress of her children.
whom she reared from their infancy,
training than up to thought and vir.
tue, to picty and bcncvolence, addres.
sing them as rational beings, and pre-
pairing them to become men and wo.
man in their turn. Mechanics daugh.
tiers make the best wives in the world"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

Debiiey end Nervousness. Distsste for Society
Gloomy presentmspts, pain and wsesnsss N ~
and wstery eyes, eruptt00s On he faes aBA BODY,
| restiessness d vieieus dees0s aoA nnsslresAinG
sleep unatness for marriage veissioa, t0pFsess -.
s,..sslsy Tie sss.ns sssc.': e.: so,s..ss.s. S...s
escn caAo, every sudessr froO solitary udoosooe 90
attest An1 fusehsr, any latent or family predispe-
sition to disease, - imbecty, mpsssnce insanity
Acs 10 slmost surey eventually devsoVsd into srtiv
iiy. spd u 10 sctuany TIE most frequalt cause d
those maIades In young persons, - proved ~ the
statistics Of all countries. And this Is eQsaly trae
and Its consequsncs sfe perfectly amsnsbls - tseaG
nent.
Or nabssl Aas. for many yesrs psst, bsen &C.
| suited upon SO many and distressing cases Of this
vice that his attention has BEEN necessarily much
directed 10 i's treatment and cure. and he y happy
70 add, has, beyond hs mos ssnguine eRDeetatisns.
mstured treatment 1t once safe and certain, and
DR. Hubbei's Treatise should be obtained ~ every
one, - It viii prove coGplets safegnar against I'M
position. II explains the nature and Consequences
o. 81 disease: Of the gener.tIve organs.
n fhose living st . distance, By enclosing too
postage stsmpe. In order 70 prepay the postage, van
receive copy By return Of mai, Cratic.
DR. Hubbel's experisnosi h not exceiled By anypAy-
scs.n In tbs treatment Of lsSsdts Dtsessss Of any
NJOrICE- HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 PsMALyss
An An ladies sa9eging % Yeaals CemV.aint-
Whatever, arerecommended TO cal. All cases treass
ed and cured without dslay end vttA tAs hApp6sst
results Uterine and psinfu menstrual obstruction
requiring s0rgical operations removed BY ssienti1c
eSeatDsnt. II desired, eonvenieat roo0s provided.
Advice strictly confidential.
Persons living u . distance, by Swing plain
statement Of their cases. will be attended TO puuctu
any, and mectnss forwarded BY express to I'll psrss
Of the United States.
Address, Hubbell. D. box less O, Chicaso,
Illinois.
Private once, No % Randolph st. oppedts the
Revere Hotel.
JuneI ettf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
INSURANCE.


aWkOye 10s0rooee Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA -.
Nyysos n no. DxvDHpotrs BloCk. ever
~ Chubs, Brother Barrow = Co.'s Banking Hosss.
Omss Oours, A y - -.
DIRECTORS:
IN. D. Bsrrows, -. Z. Davrnpost, P. Mevuin.
Alfred Sanders, Cherries Leslie, Q. o. Parry, l. O.
Drsssint. Jas. u. Doa1eli, b. D. Woodward, John
Owens, J. w. Wihy, 4. H. Harrow, d. L. oAersy.
OFFICERS
L. E. Dn0e Amt, Prssl1ent.
OHAS. LnogLl8, TREASURER.
DANIEL l. 0HOA8Y, Secretary.
4. BARA0V0, L. ~.
JANIS n DAIziIl, NJ oo
D. B. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y. -
d. P. ACKOU1, General ASsat.
mis- v . Home Csmppsy. II inssres escoustveiy
- The mutual plan. The stock consists u premium
notss, and there d nov essOOo In sscA no,rs 10 poe
session Of the Compeny. All this property can b
reached by process Sro0 ouY swu Courts, end there
10 oGbrD . su0cient guayaoty that the mesa0ers
vili recover the insured IN case OF laws. THIS
plan Of Insurance has come into Eenesai U.s. In the
ss.tern c .iss. because p combines chespasso With
saf-ty, and keeps money circulating ct home that
would otherwise b sent abroad.
JuIy2eiAwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

~ not step right alsag TO the Cspeaiu's O0ee and
have M matter ssttsed, - ] IN sgsas 1or one
os The best Coanpsniss In the world, end win In
ssrees cheap - aAy other good company. ~ con-
pshy y the Quakes city Of Philadelphia. Vteh cash
crease double. II eav pessSA h DESTROYS Of being
nsufet and viii take ~ troubis 10 enquire into the
Standing Of this company, he vtl be ssttsd 70 givs
~ the risk - none bat oeod once viii be tsken.
II. ". NORRIS,
Assat Of the Quskss City Ins'nce Co. Of PhtlsAsa.
.. Store on "a street, Ord door from Perry st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

hVss0e Shu HttAh UeA1etS N
Foreign Ose0 DOsoeest6C Dr.
Goods, Boots and Shoes,
HAZE and Cops, Cloth
al tse0, go, - - -
VYYOULD invite the attention Of purchasers
" their large and varied assortment. We ~
nov opening our Phi snd Winter stock suitable ~
the wants Of this community We do u ut profess %
undersel our neighbors, but o1erl. 4 GO0dS n
ysss0~sSle, ssses. W hsve nov on ksDd . nne =
oortment Of
n DRU00 aooD0s
consisting Of
oilks, Mevinos. Pasa1stsas, valencieuues,
Lussres, DrLsines. &C., SAawls and
1aaaslllae ~ great. yasieGy.
C1eths. Cassimeres, Vessinss. nee1y lgsAs C,oehap
anlWoolen Goods Of oil kinds suitable for the con.
IND season. YANKEE Notlons. Rubber Goods Oar
ps1s on Oisshs, WinAsw GAa4ss, 1rocsstss. Oroskey
and HaSdUares
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

The Prislt ana the MULBERRY Tree.

Ir .aa
Ds1 ~ Asos - ~ cofate who nsuated ~ uass.
And mersiiy treeted along " tho foief
Ofereoturs mere tracsabie neee svos boos6-
In the height Of her spe = soo Uoa1 - q vss1,
AM ssaas, with word, WIN ~ eUsoeO so3A sOsV,
ehs wsula put forth her DstoIss ~ salleV svay.
AZ nssr - The eseas u . city ~ M,
While TIE olestous sun an brilliantly devil,
m good men discovered, with eyts o. desife,
muIbssTy-tree In . hedge Of via bstes.
High up on the brow might hAvs Nnotfd . brute.
Lssge, 0iossy. and blsck huas the beautiful fruit
The csrsts vas hssery. snd thirsty y 100
He shSunk from the thorns tho ASh he logged tor the
fruit;
Wnh word hs s1rsstsd bts cearsev's tssn sDsed,
1hen seood up erect, on the boct Of bis sseed
o. the ssbdls he stood whls tbs creature kspA stu
And hs sathsrsd the fruit TIL he'd taken his 1f.
Sure, nsvsr," 10 ssh, ~ creature 70 rare!
Wow doctis. bow true 10 THE sxcsisent mare!
os-, hers Dow stand," aal h. esssd ell GROUND.
" A. sese an1 - oesody - u on the ground
Yet how bad 70 been, u some feliew thie way
He'd. dreaming mischief, bus ehenced 70 sey uey'
He aOod With Bis he'd IN the mulberry tree.
And he spoke out aioad, In the height 81 his gias
A. the sound Of bis Hey = the mare made push.
And down went the priest In the Wild brtar bush;
II. s~0embsved tee ste, 6n hts thoroy Rrsso bsn.
och thst we'll may - thougAt, :ansos wisely be
said" -Pusadm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Iron, Steel, Nails
.,atad Blacksmith 7OOls.

IRON. Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, Swede and
article OF Swede and Pittsburgh Cast Steel, Mayor
Go, round, square, Hst and ootson, Eneiish Blis-
ter, German and sprin. stec; Plcw Steel, AN s,es;
Nails aud Spikes u all sizes; Bellows, Drills, Vs-s,
Hammers and Tongs, Stocks and Dies; Anviis Mouse
Hole, cast and steel faced Horse Shoes aud Nails
sorted sizes; Wagon Carriage and Se.t sprng-; Wa
gon, Drsy, and Buggy ANies; Sh,vcis epadas, Gram
tones. cast Horse Head Hitchng Posts Iron cities
nd Furnaces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
LUMRERl LUMBER 4!

THE ubscribers would respectfully inform the
~ builders Of Davenport and the public generally
that thsy keep constantly ham, At their Flaming
NH. In ncck Island, Of Rock River and wash.
tngton streets, Seasoned Flooring and Siding and Ill
kindsof finishing lumber Of the best quality. Call
end exomiae our stock before purchasing elsewhere
J. A. BIDDISOU ! 90.
tobss %. 16oS.-d I year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
HTHE LIVER
INVlGOR OR,
ProDerod BY DR. SANFORD.

rs great Scientific Medical discovery and Is daily
L working cures, almost too great to believe II
cures ~ II BY magic, tie first dose giving De-
'ens, and seldom more than Oh. bottle is required 10
cure any kind Of Liner Complaint, from the worst
Jaundice or Dyspepsia TO . common headache ali Of
which are the reault Of 4 Maeaaeh Ilxee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

The qualities - these Safes are well IN Wi INA.
the majority Of the merchants Of New York AMI PHI
iaaelpha use other make OF safe.. We can fur
nish safes II 81 sies and with any descriptin Of
Locks wanted and will warrant TO tho utmost I'll
the qualities OF the Safes we sell
isn1ltf BURROWS PRETTYMAN h DAIzEJJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Our EYOOs.tnO,
L0I21a Der. .L9Iallbe2'
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received = lsrge lsurpy Of Logs We are
i i now running our Mil day aud night. and are
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds Of Budiua
aud Framing Lumber, LAths. Shingles and Fencing.
All orders with which Davenport friends may n
Will be executed with punctualty and dispatch.
MRAD SMITH Marsh.
Rcck Jsland. Nay 90. Iae dtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
Herring's Safes.

The sg,,scIibcrs a.c Agents
Tor Messrs. $. g. Herring n
O'sc"lebraieti FIR and Thief
Proof safe. W. would invite
lie sttrniion OF the pnblic to
0e fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test ~
both Ire, thief and slso Of
time. Very many SAFES will
NJ measure DEFY = rmer
aud vet fall t,fG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
GslIrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin

II Cheers. bat does not Lsebriafe.
VNHIs unequslled bsverage possesses medicinal pro
nertSes a NE highest order- II 10 manufactured
especially FOR sad ~ tAe Prspssfor en- Ra;eptes Of
the best materials. and has the merits without the
deieterous effects OF any other Gin either in Greet
Britain Hs1sauA. OF shts country. Godfver's CeIs.
bratsd dS1l GsA hes been adopted BY eminent
physIcisns as the pure3t and most efcscious dila.
sive suUujnat ami diurrtic which msnufactusine
slal has vt given 70 the world-Itis entirely sxsm
from those alcoholic drinks which beget thirst for
sttNulents. Orders to any amount promptly allsd
b. the propYietc.. - 0eO 0OD1nDY, 49,
lm0sstsr .: Prandies, Clio. wines, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26

HAVING received the agency OF the following safe
II and reliable Companies fr Davenport and VI
ciaity prepared to take Fret Glass Risks and
issue Wiicies on - favorable terms - any other
Companies Of equal STANDING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26


The week closed with decidedly
improved feeling in financial matters,
as compared with last Saturday, but
money very scarce and dear. Exchange
is in limited supply at . per cent. pre-
MUM.
A gentleman who left New York on
Thur day evening informs us that Mr..
Scarborough, of the Trust Co. Invcsti-
eating Committee, expected to leave
Oh the same evening for this city. He
will doubtless make a report to the
Trustees on Monday. Our informant
convcrscd with one of the Committee
in New York, but no facts of import
ance were communicated, except that
matters were very much mixed up
II was remarked, however, that the in.
vestigation did not afford any reason
to doubt the ability of the Company
to pay its dcbts.-Gdzette 2OM.
a Coon REBuKE TO THE New YoRk
PREss.-1'hc New York Herald, Times
and Tribune, in noticing the change in
the Boston Traveller, take occasion to
say that no first class daily paper can
live out Of the city of New York. In
noticing this audacious declaration, the
Boston American we'll says:
We do not know when we have
seen these three papers agree before.
They are al certain that the superior
amount of brick and mortar in New
York renders it out Of the question to
print any but q sort Of village paper in
any Of the other great cities; and each
would say that as there can be only
one metropolitan, 30 there can only be
one metropolitan Journal, but NO two
Of them agree which that Journal was.
We notice in the Tribune and Tines,
the indictment against Mrs. Cunning
ham published at full length, in all It's
tircsome verbiagc, its legal rcpetitions
and technicalities. A provincial journ'
al would condense the matter into ten
lines, which would include all that any
body would read. metropolitan
journalism" spreads it over three or
four columns. The plstitude Of the
New York reports, spreading III 9
smallest possible amount Of butter over
the greatest possible amount of bread,
is one Of the growing evils, Of the
boosted metropolitan press, the abili-
ty Of which we cheerfully concede, but
which has not quite all the talent, and
very little ofthe modesty, in the world.
A SAD MEMKNro FRoM Carr. HRRn'
DoN.-One Of the last acts of Captain
Herndon, on board the Central Amer
lea that We have any account Of was
to hand his watch to Theodore A.
Payne, ESQ. Of San Francisco, with the
injunction, if he was saved to present
it to his wife-saying III / am preserv.
ed ! shall greet my dear wife with my
own presence, if lost you may be save
ed to speak for me and present her
with this my last gift" Mr.. Payne
has arrived in the city, and on Mon
day evening, in company with Marshal
O. Roberts, Req, proceeded to the re.
sidence Of Mrs. Herudon and daughter,
No. 80 East Twenty-third street, and
presented this I'D memeuto 70 hes. L
i unnecessary TO refer to the painAul
scenes which enaued, for no pen, can
paint tAs deep sorrow q Z wona,'s
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