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The Washington union., 1857-05-23
our NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
New YnRK. Nav 81. 1857

New YORK hiay Il, 1891.
The politics of Rev DR.. Cheeyer, the Dred Scott
preacher like perinacous chickens have come home to
rocst 1t was suggested time since that there were
two sides to this discussion and that the reverend abo-
;on nreacher would unset the cause he had adopted.
The affairs of his parish for some time have been in an
mnairod condition His church is small The debt on
cheeyers house is large The pew rents enormously
high and takers are few The erratic and malignant
course of the Rev Doctor the past year is accounted for in
various ways by various persons The complaint has
been heard that the debt large and the increase
small The past seasen hes been Of much po-
tcal excitement Bleeding Kansas has been the
theme of many q sermon 1t seemed to draw well
and some are SO hard hearted as to say that this
reverend politician adopted the suicidal policy Of po-
Ical preaching to draw the black republicans into his
house and increase his congregation TO fill up his
empty seats and heal the discomfort But the end has
not been answered The revolt against the parson has
broken ont rank letter has been sent to him to re-
sign meeting has been callcl, and the letter was
read The meeting was an iniorlal ona. 4 resolution
was introduced endorsing ho course Of Mr. Cheever This
was resisted on the ground that tho meeting illegal
one But the resolution was puton is passage waspassed
The protesants refused 70 vote the resolution Of APP
proyal was published having passed unanimously But
the trouble Is serious The opposeis of Cheeyers
house arc among the most stable rch and ndomitblc
'-I-' and the result Will be the dis
members OF his soclCsy 49, a
InssaI of Cheever, split in the parish. Men ges
tired after time Of having their churches turned into
abolition clubroom- place Of worship filed with
profane and motley pews occupied by strong
minded women and gaping They want an end 10
it, and will have it, With the breakdown in the Young
Mems Christian Association the subject Of slavery and
the row in Chccyers church. the amonition is quite i'm
posing and significant.
But matter of moment TO these agtators is on
hand The American Home Missionary Society has re
Gently changed its line of action and abandoned the
ground It has assumed and acted for thirty years 1t
has yielded the abolition carnor and has taken the
stand that no church shall he aided which holds slaves
This mad policy has been opposed by Of the abt
mon who have for years sustained IT, The New York
Evangelist able paper, has openly and manfay, and
with great ability stood against the proposed change
The Third Presbytery'of New York has decided against
this action and this Is Of the largest and most~
bodies and Of the chief supporters OF
this Missionary Society. The Newschoo Church is ia
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
DIR REI,ATIoNs WITH CHINA.

Since our treaty with China in S44 the most ami
cable relations have existed between the United
States and China Nothing has occurred seriously to
disturb the friendly relations which that treaty was
intended to secure China is friend, and we are
hers 1t is for the honor and interest of both that
these amicable relations should continue. Great
Britain and China have fallen upon difficulties, and
tual war, though Of local and limited character,
exists between them. France and China at va
rance. Both Great Britain and France have views
concerning their relations with the Chinese and the
objects which they wish to accomplish. Our govern
ment expresses official opinion upon the points of
difference involved, or the rights and duties of
either. We are neither the guardian nor surety of
either When solicited TO join with England and
France in begerent efforts to bring China to certain
terms our government wisely declined doing So leav-
ing those interested to pursue such course they
deemed proper Although this policy has not met the
full approval of the English press it has been highly
satisfactory to ours and to the American people 1t
gives us great pleasure to that without excep-
tion the American press has sustained the views and
course of the administration. Better evidence that
its policy was right and its action proper could not
be desired Its course has been in accordance with
common sense, honor, and Justice, and, consequent
ly, the people approve. Should China trespass upon
our rights, and treat us in manner unworthy Of
our peaceful and amicabe relations, we may expect
our government will pursue course calculated to
vindeate our rights and preserve national honor
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Samples from Key Wea, FloTia.-The Commissioner Of
Patents has received from Mr. William c. Dennis of Key
West Florida number Of samples of the tropical plants
cultivated in that region of country among which the
Sea Ssal hemp both with the prepared fibre and the
crude leaves from which the fibre is obtained also,
Piles OF the leaf of the puque plant the fibre of which
be manufactured into paper also samples of the true
aloes from which the gum aloes Of commerce obtained
These samples all in a healthy condition. showing
that the soil and climate of Florida well adapted to
their culture
Kansas Lind Sales.-Ihe Commissioner of the General
Land Office issued to-day instructions to the land officers
Donphan and Lecompton, Kansas Territory, respect
ing the receipt at the sale of Indian trust lands in June
and July next of the transfer drafts New York These
drafts have been supplied by the Treasury Department to
the assistant treasurer at St Louis Missouri and in
sums OF ST. 00o So O00 $4,000, and $4,000 each Per
desirous of depostng their moneys at st Louis can
obtain those drafts be used in the purchase of the lands
in question The premium the drafts is not less than
! per cent.
Bounty Lind Warrant "A bounty land warrant for leo
acres this day issued from the Pension Office to the
Hon Louis McInc, of Baltimore Secretary Of the Treas
ury under Gen. Jackson for his services in Capt George
Reads company Of Light Artillery, Delaware militia, in
the of 1872.
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
lkAAsAG

The New York Daily News publishes short but
interesting letter from Fort Riley Kansas Territory
dated April 80. We make the following extract:
1.-The emigration to this country Is unprecedented
There TO have been second exodus from Jerusa
lem The roads filled with wanderers many of Jewish
proclivtes, all intent upon making money This per
vading sentiment absorbs all political asperties and in
consequence apprchend disturbance asocnded the
Missouri in the largest steamer, with $50 passenger
composed OF every political cast and character but du
ring the whole trip OF ave days never heard political
discussion
1.-The six companies Of our regiment here to garr
gon Fort Ieayonwofth, with Harney TO command The
Tenth Infantry, under Alexander, will be associated with
us. Gov Walker win have new commanders at least
should he require troops. w have fear Of that"
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
srArE DEpARrnENr.

Lighthouse he Island II San Lorenzo, Extract from a
despatch from VIM Miles United States consul at Calao
Peru, dated April o. 1851
81 have the honor TO inform the department that a
lighthouse has been erected the hill at the north end
of the island of San Lorenzo at that entrance into this
port and lighted every night with steady light
The light money Is one-eghth of twelve and half cents
per ton register.
Wreok Information has been received from Stephen
Cochran esq., United States consul at ST. Jao dc Cuba
of the loss of the American hermaphrodite brig Mary
O. Haskell, @. NJ Tinker master, OF ESQ tons burden,
from New York bound to Cienfuegos loaded with staves
hoops and furniture The vessel stranded Cape
Maz, the close of the month of March. No ndi-
vidual found board shore belonging to the
vessel 1t supposed that the passengers and
taken of by passing vessel Her cargo may posi-
bly, be saved but the vessel win be entirely lost
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
A New York paper, in speaking of the religious
anniversaries there, says

a New lUIK paper, ~ sPFaKIHB OF the TeIIgpHS
anniversaries there, says
Every year have the stereotyped assem-
blages Of people the talk the orators the
same loud denunciatons against the non-confomists
the same scratching of heads for ideas and the calls
on the wicked 20 fork their cash So far from these
anniversaries presenting spectacle 'o peace earth and
good will to men, they arc saby of envy and
jealousy OF disputes and dsensios she.s the apples Of
disoo,d are not thrown in cassically at ts nt by
baeisul every taking bite as they roll along the
aislcs."
The denunciatons and dise9rda here spoken Of are
the fruits of longcontnued efforts to aboiIA9pze the
religious and benevolent societies of the whole co,
try, Even the Tract Society has been invaded by
the negsoworshippers, with the view of converting
a national blessing ialo a sectional curse.
The Washington union., 1857-05-23

The last report Of the Montreal board of trade
demonstrates the prosperous state of trade in Canada
The value of the goods imported into Montreal du-
ring 1856 was e4.O36,I74, against e3093, las in
1s55--being an increase Of e9i3 O29 The arrivals
from sea were 222 vessels against lO7 in 1855
The Washington union., 1857-05-23

At special election in Abingdon, Illinois, on the
9th the democrats elected three out of FIVE officers
by from to 10 majority Last fall the shriekers had
over 60 majority. 1--WE have read the Dred Scott
decision, says letter to the Boston Post
The Washington union., 1857-05-23

The Chicago Times of the goth says Hon Rob
ert J. Walker, governor of Kansas arrived in this
city yesterday Ieis stopping at the Revere House.
He is on his way 20 Kansas
The Washington union., 1857-05-23

The Indian Enos, who Fremonts rst guide across
the plains has been captured and taken Port Oxford
Oregon, for trial for being the chief Of gang that muir
dorcd the Indian agent Wright and his party year or
two since
The Washington union., 1857-05-23

The preceding statements show that the CONNER
cia relations Of Spain with foreign countries aintan
in spite of perhaps the most restrictive commercial
regulations, and unquestionaby the most oppressive
tariff in Europe, healthy, vigorous, and progressive
coFrk9 What would ii IL under a system more in
harmony with the progressive spirit Of the e-th
century, and more worthy the county which sent
Columbus forth on his voyage of discovery and gave
q rowing commission to the conqueror of Mexico2
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1T IS OF A ID Y Il =
l. PRESIDENT J. H. EATON, L; l.. D..

Union tHirersffy, MHrfyccsbOrO, Tennessee
Says notwithstanding the irregular Of Mrs. s.
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer &C., the failing QFof
hair ceased and oy grey locks pege restored 10 their orr
Qinai color"
REV. NJ TEACHER go years Of age), Pitcher, Che
mango Co. ~ Y. any hair Is restored its
raj color and ceases to fall oh"
REV. WM. CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine, n. Y.
Only hair is changed 10 its natural color, &e."
REV. u. p. STONE, d. D.. Concord n. IL. "My
hair which gray is restored to its natural color,
&c"
REV. ID. CLENDENIN, Chicago. H. 81 can add
my testimony, and recommend Il TO my friends"
REV. d. +. WOOD, Mddletown, " Y. "My
hair has greatly hiconed also that of one Of my fami
ly who becoming bald
REV. J. p. ruSrIN, Charleston S. c. "rhe white
hair is becoming obyiatcd, and new hair forming, &c.
| REV A. FRtNK, Silver Creek, n. Y "It has pro-
duced good effect upon my hair and can and have
I recommended it,
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Mcriden, n. II. eve think
very highly Of your preparations &c.'
REV. Il. G. SMITH, Prattsburgh, n. X. was SUR
prised 70 find my grey hair turn when was young.
~ Y. REV. d. MORRIS, Cross River, n, Y, MRS
REV II. A. PRATT, Hamden, n. Y; LIVE might
[ swell this list, but II not convinced, TRY 1T.
MRS S. A. ALIENS zYLOBALSAMUM,
Or Worlds lair Dressing is essential TO use with the
esoror aud s the best Hair Dressing for old young
eNnnt, being often eicacious in cases OF hair falling,
/ &c, without the Icsturer.
Grey haired Bald persons afflicted with diseases OF
J the hair or SCALP read tho above and Judge Of
! MRS S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
II docs not soil stain. Sold by all the principal
Wholesale and retail merchants in the United States, Gu
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them 20 make the Pills public, for the alienation Of
those suffering from any iucgWlrcs whatever, as well
AS 30 prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health will
NOT permit an increase Of family Pregnant females on
those spposuc themselves 500 cautioned against us
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mo- rc.unnsblity ns 10 tho above gdmuuiuou, although
their miducss would prevent amy mischief To- the health
otherwise these lis are recommended Fun and cNp-
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Upon the RECENT OF one dollar, box will De sent 70
any address by rciuru mail. Direct all orders 20
FIRED. li SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent Ilr the State of Vermont
Geo Nichols. Agent Northhcld 10
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from the Editorof the DAILY Gazette" Elmira MI
- ELECrRIC OIL AND DIR. SMITH.
Ia II an we have seen in the papers he true lana
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ID II o + L 5 5 o X W o O d S
II HAIR RESTORATIVE.

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Milford, worcester Co., Mass, NOV. 1896.
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Marriagcs.

In Montpelier July 3. by icy. If. =. Gushing, Mr..
Seymour Lockwood. of Waterbury, and Miss Chloe NJ.
Bugbee of ~ Both bride and bridegroom are deaf
mutcs
A. uuruham's Hotel, u this village, June 30, Mr. Ira
Goodnough Of Hardwiok, and Miss Nancie Il. kelton,
of Calais.
In Roybury, az the Summit House, July ., by Rev.
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RESTORING GRAY HlIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


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