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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PmrApuruA, July ~ 1857.
Rocks nrm. Pennsylvania stAic Fivs, stk; Read.
ing Railsoao, 9f,. Jorg Island Railroad, 12h; Norris
ArR,sY. July Barn
Four In fair demand NJ for rates. Gales 500 bbs
WHEAT dol with very iuls inquiry; salcs 900 bushels
Chlcsso sprns ri 81 ~; white vas held nomnay at
81 90 Corn quiet, ard scarcely any msrke, sales
600 bushek, ~ SIC, and small saes Al 90 OF the
bebest New York price friday. Oats quiet; sales Of
crop barley, from Monroe county, shown the
close OF the market whiskey-sales lao boa, at ola
I'll Ohio and 81 No. for raw,
Brvuo, July 81 r. r.
Fou dull. Sales 200 bbb at " IS o. rs for extra
Ohio wheat and doll at 81 30 for Chicago spring
sTd " ssast 80 for Mlwaukic club Corn lover. Bales
81 q Oco buthels nj 75c Ca nm Ales OF 10 900 bush
Ella s $40. Whtkey week Splce q, SOC. Freights du
lie for 10 New York lake imports yesterdays
bbls flour So 600 bushels OF wheat rs 900 u,,s corn
Canal exporv-I,oto busho wheat so 900 bu bes corn
Aoet for Busce0o coo bushe corn, so 900 bushels of
~hea.
OrvvGo July 2o-s r. H.
Flour steady ssles OF 500 barrels a. 30 for extra
stac snd 90 for do Canadian Wheat IL without material
cbsnge; saIes OF 5000 bushels at 81 ~ for sivauks
club ri 81 for Psciue spring 81 so for rcd Illinois winter
and 81 CO for inferior white do Corn arm sales OF
- 600 bushels nj 100 for sound Canal eighe -whest
loc, corn 7kc. 70 New York. Lake imports--i5,e 0o
bushels Canal expors4,Ooo bushels wheat 900
bushels corn.
Cmo,eo July 20, 1867.
Flour quiet Wheat declirod &c. Corn dull and prices
irregular. Oats firm. Shipments 10 Bufalc-No wheat
-four, 81 600 bushels Shipments TO 0srcgo-No
-four, $500 bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn
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SPAIN.

The Madrid correspcodeni OF the Tins says tina, L,frs
qua had final interview With Seoor tdal the Mexican
QUE ton, and ubmsied that the result probably
satdscto ~ and that Lafrasua woad dc art from Spain
The Srapsh ecmi official Journal SAYS Oar govern
mept occopes Itself AT this moment with the important
Mexican question, and proofs will be spain I.
enduring only t abe IL sounded In her national honor
To this end, u said, two 10 sail
from Csdz for Havana, taking out instuc,ioos fr Gen
Conchs from tho govcrnment sso conveying troops
and mate ab OF var for the cHpedtioo against Mesics
which SPAN will Inevitably undertake uBess she elves
full satisfaction from that re ublic
The sitiipss Of the Deputies had been Fusrended
The enaie has approved of The aw for puhis tivtruo
ton and The Senate aad Congress have vted The cousu
tiopa reform ~ proposed BY the government
IN Consequence Of the Eumsrcus erflsls the uadrid
prisons ~ full thai the breskog ot n,aos sas
epprehondet.
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The Indian Troubles IN Minnesota.

r. Paul dates 10 the 10Th instant are hand An ex
press from the Sioux agency hal arrived there and
ed that 600 Indians defypg the United sa,es
troope and that wa Of no. i,ies unavoidable
The seers Tying 10 the forts for protection Sover
cor hedayy was endeavorne 70 preserve the He
suains the action Of the Supernentcnt OF indian Affairs
In suspepdiDg the pay OF the 6nnues until
nation deliver up the Infamous hand OF murdeyers THIS
the Sioux refuse to co. and trying bring about col
lision with the government troops telegraph despatch
from Secretary Floyd refusing the request OF Governor
kedary for and volunteers for detepcs, occasions
some excitement Two hundred men had prepared them
selves and determined TO march, need be- for
protection of the frontier.
The Minnesota nocraic convention had not organized
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command Of Fort Hamilton, and ief for fo Smelling on
the 18th Inst
Recent sdvicss from New Granada Inform govern
nsns that every facility wi be rendered In sisiug toe
United States ocs 10 snoh exploration AMI survey W
nAy be deemed cxpedon 10 make the coutcmp tod route
across the Istbr0us OF DaIien
10 conversation which occurred yesterday ct the
White House between TIE President and NV York
politician 0here was . number Of persons presen) the
New Yorker obser red that Collector Sch al did
70 have corporal's guard With him The Prssideat re-
Piled that, whether he had Corporals guard no. he
(tbe Presidency Of them ras politician ook ed
unuiterable things.
Peabody Morse has been appointed superintendent Of
the branch mint a New looms
Mr.. Martini Engineer Chief Of the Navy, was friday
notified that his services In tina. capacity longer
required
The Secretary Of War hes joined the President Q, the
Soldiers Home, and taken the cottage formerly occupied
by the Deputy Governor OF the Asylu Like Me- Blu
o. he viii refuse to receive vsers bdsn s, but
will ut all times be glad 10 en- ertan his fieods.
The President len this morning Tor Bedford Springs
The Postmaster General has vsvded the contract FOR
furnishing stamped veopes TO Nesoitt, New York
the lowest bidder having reference 10 The quality Of
.amplss and pr'ceG
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FRANCE.

Tho French police according 10 q letter ia the Nerd.
OF Brussels oooinue 10 dUpay the greatest activity
their Arcbes after the Italians suspected OF having
taken part In the late conspiracy, about thirty Of
having been arrested nj Narseiles and the fronaer
Complete returns OF the supplementary elections In
france show the election Of eleven opposition deputies Ia
all
The harvest prospects ,hroush bout Franco were most
cheering In tome plsoes the reapng was over.
The Morvetr publishes the Of the Indirect rcve
nue. OF France TO the r sx cnhs Of the present year
They display norese Of less .haa &C. o francs
over the corresponding period OF last year
The government hurried the fupers n Beranger
which took place nj the ls.h aud rped
by any retaroabie incident There largo aispay "
military force and On immense CONGO irse Of people.
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Arrival OF che sDoop-of. War Cyare, nj Bos.
Son, with Fifty. three Ftlibusters.

tN~fDN, July Z5 IbbI.
The sloopof Cyape arrived here TO day IN twenty
four days from Aspln vail bringing a. passengers nf.y
three OF Walkers men, entirely destitute
Among walkers officers Major Deany and Ileute.
PANTS SIMEON and SpJ der when tho Cysce left Aspn.
wall tho United States chip Roanoke lay With
hundred and forty other hbu,ers who IN for
New York very The Saratoga bad also arrived fro
Greytown with ore, including large number OF deser
ters. Al Punta Arenas we're several hundred Do
perfefa
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ITALY.

Tranquility prevailed 10 It,y. II va asse-zri tha, the
recon movement wss planned IN JonoOn and therefore,
that the Italian court backed by Austria and france was
about 70 protest agsus tb asylum whoa Fueaud aa1rds
" these reu olesOme reiuguos One report tacs TIA.
Tuscan government !. " The head o. tc movement, Ano
thor nimsee that Austra Fs yug g. Induce tue Prussn
Caonet W join In Tho movement ~ addressing roe ~
me Inekh COVE nmeot, praying a. exercise active sur
vehsnco over refugees On tho par " the French gov
enm7n The ConsiNvionni repeats as GA complaint OF
the Hospitality gvcn by Engsud to the leaders G The re
vol ton.
Here, 10 consequences or the hiobess of too hour, We
are conpe'ed to break OF Tho bLsnce % the ness viii
be received this nc,ningl
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Two Children starved Ia Death In PhiIn
deIphin.

PHLADEfPHIA, July ~, 1857.
Fredericks Bu,h. German, arrested here to ~
fer causing the death o. two children by starvation They
had been placed In her charge by their parents One
them died sobdsy and the other yesterday. The Coro
rcr n INVESTIGATING the matter
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Buffalo Firemen and New York Soldiers In
Philadelphia

FHlAIkIIuA july y, 1907.
Eagle Hose Company, OF Buffalo visited Independence
Hall rodsy and we're welcomed hyl Mayor vaux In a
pleasing epoch A. n. CApp, Esq, editor OF the BurAlo
pany sbo visited the United natce Mint, and viii attend
h's evening concert NJ the Academy of Music,
The New York Gepadisrs arrived here' unexpectedly
this afternoon, bot wore being Handsomely entertained
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Utah Affair,


A ERYUrArIoN OF JUDoh bnuMsOED'S STATEMENTS
MEDICATION or sCRvKyO9 GENERAL BUnR-
IhPuR'A ANT LkrTER FROM BRIGHAM YOUNa TO Nh.
BUCH ANAN
WASHINGTON, July 90 1857
Judge Stiles, District Attors ey Hockaaay and sarsha
Dot on federal officers for Utah, Join IN card that
csly coptradiotng the reprw from that Territory,
teDtively published the epapsrs, which charged
David Bnrr la Surveyor General of Utah, with hav
pe mmited sude upon tue government, overch Tsng
II cden'ai expenses, and falsiiynE he siuon 81 the
NormoDs
report lie In circulation th' Brigham Young has writ
letter to President BucbatGn, ressDg lis grstio
cation Of being relieved from the Gove'nr
fhir Of Utah. and promising a the federal TO be
Gent thihe' will he kindly tesed, pi DIVIDED they attend
TO their legitimate business.
ST LOUIS, July 90, 1857
The Rep,Eicdn publishes the sddavu Of Ouris c. Ba,
tor Deput, Cle,k Of tie Sorrene Court OF Utah Il nd
dress ed Attorney General Black and the zeal Of the
Cnuri attached 10 H. hr. Baton declares t1at the state
mens OF Judge Drumpsond fal-e regarding the de-
str cuor Of the records Of the uourtha they all
tae In his cusody- missing and that no person
has ever disturbed them
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wAsnSg1os, July ~ 1857.
New Orleans papers and letters of the 23d 70 hand
The papers ntan nothing Of interest.
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WAluNuToN, july y, 1851.
Tue Charleston Mercury Appreciated hat the ling
tbued would prove very Injurious the crops o.
and In that neigsborhood. Large rice psua
iors In the vicinity Of the Ashepoo and Combshee
bad III. red beyond remedy.
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ARRIVAL OF TuE EUROPA ar HALIFAX.
->No.>0No~0N>~N~<NN|N~>~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
SoNN>~N~N~NoNDNrN~~~(
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
NN0|~0y@N(/No~NN<-o-oy><u~~
Serious Aspect of the Spanish Mexican
Difficulty.
~N~NNO~,NN~4NlN~NNONNN~><
QUICK PASSAGE OF THE PERSIA.
UNN1.N->NNNoN|-NO0N-~~~~~
COTrOB OyASr-sREADsrUFFS BULL.
<Noy.o0-,ON~re~~N~~N~~~~
COnsols, 81 l-2 for Money,
&C., &c, &c.
ARRIVAL OF vaE EUROPA ar HALIFAX.
QUICK PASSAGE OF THE PERSIA
HALIFAX. July 20. 1857.

HALIFAX, July 20, 1857.
The europa eft Liverpool at o'clock In the afternoon
the 18th 'n,t and arrived off sambro, at the mouth of
The BsNfAx basbor at SIP. but owing % derse fog
she did not each her wharf Until ococr ongh Her
dates are three dav later than already ecsved
Among the passen gers BY the E'rooa are Mis- 7 L
Williams, the W, nh nis htngsle, and suite
The europa passed. on tho 18th inst the ships Oon,tan
tine and W. B. sover going into Iavesi ooh,
Her news, which Is three days later Ii uanportaut
There bad been soiae spirited debates rasA neat up
on the Persian war.
The prorcgs,ion was ex7,ctsI In about fortnight
The shipping Of half Of the IAnl0 Telegraph cable
board the Agsnemnon finished the 18th inst, and
that on beard the Niagara was nearly finished.
The French poet Beranger s dead.
Spanh accounts indicate that 6ra interview I'd been
bad between Lsfragua and Fdal upon tho Mexican quss
ion and the result, was believed, sfactory.
The steamships Persia and Ericsson, from New YORK
arrived at Liverpool together at 42o 2 NJ Yitay the
18th inst The passage Of the Persia called days
49, hours.
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The Brokers' Crcsla the sales Of the ~eek .monm
to 1900 bales Of ~hch secolaors took eco and
porters ono. at advsrcH Of onesixtsenh NJ penny
yer pound the idnlng oua les i'm roypg Hosdevs
of. ring freely hu; phowed dsros,ti0n prr~o
sales sprat end Brszplan advanced nth of
penny per pound The lowing are the quotations..
New O. leans. .................. 500 ssH
Mobile. '...'..'"' '."...... ~ *
The sales Gu Friday amounted TO 5000 b.es or witch
exTcrers spa spectators took ca h ooo the mAvkst
cofirR frm The etock In port WAS $50 900 bales a
which 1853 900 were American
LIvBsPooL BsF ADsTUPPs MARkEr.
Messrs Richsrdsop sp nee Co., rop,t ereafstus veTy
dull sn co. ,hsety de es S0nr declined " We ter
32s a S1a Cd wbee, duh aud 2s lover Some crou-
lars ssy 20. I'd. lower. R d cheat ss 81 o.. ID.
yellow 8ss 3ss ed white scsrce Ssler at 4os an
The crops gave promise OF a. a'unian, yield.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION mARxsr.
Mess Belund, A'bys h Co., xe.srs James Ncqenvy
Go and otbers beef active and buo' ant I'd
vance OF 81. q l0s mes uas quoted at Il ~. q l604
os mdde s % fIsV' . ira %Sss. Is 40
AS 6as CInls Rand, 4ls a 4ss lard dull asd
groai ms nominal; sales at as e7s al T.iow-
cation tes Cd
LIVERPOOL PRoDUox MARKET.
TIE B,osers circular reports pot ans pearl s.hss
.3s Cd. Resin steady; sales Of the week sooo bss u
n okd fcr copuon end l5s 3D. lbs for foe Sptrias
quiet Tea quie, buyers demanding . reduction
c rgo L. %. D. 3D. Noth!ng aoing IN
furpeptine or 'ar Querctrou bsrk-Baumorc, LIS Cd .
13s. No raks of Philadelphia Lnseed oil quiet bat
sfead! taiee at 49, 4is " olive there averuee
ssles hut change In price spe upsaiesbIs
wtale-Noibiog dong Cod EAT Jrte f22 IS. Sd. . E26
10 3d.
LIvRRroOL vRBIagT MARKET.
In the Liverpool market fieishs 70 America were an
changed.
LONDON MAwKErs-
Barring Brothers quote iron drm, with good demand;
rsis and bars, Ct Ct 6s wbest dnl declined D.
v hite 63s red, e8s eos Flour dull at 21a 3ls OF.
fee heavy teohne o. Ia Lnsecd cakes fl0 los Elo
t5'. for New York. Linseed oil dull fS9 ia Q
$40. Sa!tpetre declined q. q 3d. Sugar heavy
and Ii. Cd. lower Teas-Ali qualities declined
I'D Id. the larger decline being on sa,y
onal iss. Tslow quiet. Spirits Of turpeptipe dull ~
4Ss. The wool 'aies were very Administrations
declined Id. alSd
MANCHESTER MAPEEr.
The atvces fa,orsoIe ard al qualities Of goods
and yarns bad slightly advanced
HAvRE MARKET.
HvRs july Is - Cotton am; Gales OF the week, 5000
taire 1isf BreadstufIs dull s ady Ashes quie& "a
quo,aficns nominsl Coffee firm Provisions quieS bu
s'sady. Rice quiet and holders demand an adqanoa
Whsebone firm
LATBeT MARKKrs.
LIVERPOOL Sasurday-2P.M
Nessrs Richardson, Spence Co report that the CO.
t'n market co~ed n'm, with advancing tendency undev
the Persas news, though quo,sbe advance esaA
lshod ssee ~ the day, 1900 bales Bresdstuns were
quiet Beef buoyaui, with large speculative inquiry.
Pork, bacon and lard, dul!
LosIoS, Saturday, July ls-l2M.
Coneo's close at eix s't for money, and e2x FOR -
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ne Notwithstanding OF the Ship

A11NM OIL inc I1hbtI-burnIhE OF Inc Snip
COssaGk at Sea.
CussiESTos, July %, ts5T.
The steamship Isabel arsed here todAy, from Havana
end Koy West, on the 18th inst
The chip Cossack from New Orleans for Liverpool with
q oaeo Of cotton, destroyed by nro tho l7h ina
southwest or ToriUg The captain reached Key est
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FIN NCI.L AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON nO~Ey aARsnr.

Consos for none, alk, and 'or soonuOs six eix.
The Bank d England has reduced the rate Of dscoaus n
@, end half pev ceut
The bulhou In the Bank Of England had incrosssA
f7bC
The London 7vn>s eays:-
Tho dncon In the OF discount only faah pubic
expects Pending the nsrvest therefore, and With he
coptngrt Giles OF The Indian before ats~ahua
greater thar that upn would hardly appeas
prudent The port that the East Dois Com MDy want
lean improbable ~ they have e. 00n mo or 1ob<qsss
bills In LONDON smpav sulert their i'm mediate
and their financial equirem,rs Ill he met In India
hessn. BA,ipe Bros IN rep ri msney in eood sup
ply Bar silver, o. Cd dollars g.. Id eagles, TIE 3D.
AMERICAN sECuhIrIIs.
Bayrg Bros. CO. quote American securities dull end
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The Brokers Crcsla the sales Of the .cnm
to 70 COO bales Of hitch specalators took eco
porters 0No al advsrcc Of sixtsenth 1t penny
pound the ihnlng ouat les i'm roypg most Hosd~v
Off ring freely hu; phoweh disrostOn pr-s
sales surat end Brszi'an had advanced ouee'gnsh q
penny per pound. The lowing are the quotations.:
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0rDDEN DEATH or COMMODORE NxwroH-oRDRR
PROM tbs NAV rHPAR rnyST-MYEriSG OF MEN.
BERs OF TIE COURTS or IsQUrRY-ARR AHa Emgsrs
YoR THB FUNERAL, RTc.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
Ri r ,ad Project.

Mr.. Ellis, the Engineer of the Park
vile. Grand River and Burlington
Railroad, visited our Office a few days
since. He exhibited profile of the
survey for sixteen miles. 1t connects
Withthe Hannible and st. Joseph Rail
road at Cameron or Buckland, and will
be i5 miles in length. The Company
WAS chartered by the Missouri Lagis-
lature last December, since which
the corporators have been active In
pushing forward the enterprise. The
country through which it passes is said
10 be the best in Missouri, and alre .!y
lands have nearly doubled in value
since the road was projected. The de-
sign is to complete it at an early day.
twill be one of the most valuable
railroad lines in the west, as over it
Will pass the entire travel between the
Last and Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
The Chur II Col z Bell.

For those of us who havs ''lived
where bells have tolled to church" the
pleasant sound seems voice of civili-
zatio AMI indispensable to make Sab
bath on the prairies. TO such the
first ringing Of the fine toned bell oI
the Unitarian church was a glad oc-
casiOn. IL is hung for the present in
a temporary belfry. near the church, to
admit the completion of the tower.
Besides its service in summoning to the
Sabbath worship. it daily calls oui
young folks to school and gives noon
time at which all rally with cheerful
zeal to the support of the important in
stitution of dinner.
Blessings on the liberal hearted man
one of the merchant princes of Boston
10 whom we are indebted for this hu.
manizing sound. 1t makes us feel q
whole generation ahead of where we
are without it.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
Wabonsa.

The above named town is sixty-fve
m;lss above Lawrence, on the Kansas
river 1t was originally selected for a
town site by Mr. Goodrich. a lawyer,
who was member of the Pennsylva'
MIA Kansas Company. Mr. e. died in
the Spring of 1855, with the cholera
while on his way to tn. place from
Kansas city with his family. The
c.icut Company, numbering some
eighty persons, located there year
400, and took possession of the claims
in the vicinity of the town site. They
are about perfecting the town conf
pany organization, and purpose bring
ing shares Immediately into mar
k.t. They design pre-empting 32C
acres under the act of Congress regu
Isting town sites. Their point is /
rer5 desirable one, and in due time
will be a place of considerable impor'
tance. They have two steam saw
mills one in active operation, and thu
other viii be in few Ue.ks. A com
pany are now taking measures to cree
ahoteI; and store house has recently
been opened by a couple of youns
men of enterprizc. from New Haven
There is not pro-slavery settler an.
where in that region, though the coun
try for many milss is quite densly pop
ulated.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
Ii1innis Iran Works.

i NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE STOP
In ALTON, FOR MANUFACTURING
STEAM ENGINES, BOILEkS, MILL
work AND OTHER MACHINERY.
HAyING Withdrawn my interest from the
4 L firm of Ssigleman. johnson & Co. aiii
now engaged in building new establishment :;
On q seaie Superior to Any il tilis country and
am operating and ready 10 receive orders IL
the conner Of Piass and Fourth stEeess- where
/ shall continue until the new establishment Is
fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and ali
kinds of mill work. and particularly better
class than any establishment IN Alton Is able
or capable CT doing, induces me to build an
establishment and 1t il up With Machinery,
Tools, Mil Patterns, and w0Tkmen as viii en-
able me 70 tarn out better class OF WORK than
has heretofore been made or transported into
this country.
And trust, from long and practical knowl-
edge Of the business, 70 receive the same en-
couragement that has heretofore been so hber-
ally bestowed upon me, for which most ror-
daily tender my sincere thanks. and hope to
be sustained by generous and progressive pub
c. STIGLEMAN.
P. 81 now have associated with me in the
business Messrs. Adams & Miller. MIR. Joseph
A. Miller is fGvorably known IS the best con-
sulting Civil Engineer. Craftsman. and design
er OF al kinds Of Machinery and Buildings IN
this country; and we will at all times be ready
TO give plans. specifications. and estimates fel
! FIGURING Mills, Circular. Muley and Sash Saw
mills, Distiileries. Railroad and Hydraulic
works, and al kinds of machinery. Also, fur
nish and put up the same in complete order
at such prices as cannot fail to give satlstac-
tion. ST1GLEMAN, MILLER & W.
Anr;l o5-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
Intere.tin Services.

Kew. Mr. SERENHETz. who lately ar
nVed here from Hartford, Conn.,, with
aeolOny of Germans, as their pastor,
Preached to his people last Sunday, al
ne church of the Unitarian Society,
IN the German language. The con-
s'esatioE presented a fine appearance.
Ana seemed deeply moved by the ear
nest words of the preacher. The ex-
preston OF honesty and intelligence
III the faces of these new comers. and
us regard shown by them for the insti-
.all0n of religion. anger we'll fer their
.0.aaes among us, and for their good
,uiueace on the future of Kansas
taey have our bes. wishes for their
Prosperity.
inelr minister deserves a liberal sup
p0'' i0r the devotion with which he
: shown himself ready to share the
hsFdships and discomforts of his
people.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-25
1ds 9sraio Of Ffsso'A.
; renee. Saturday, April. 25, 1857
..s Of the Churches. [


rha bouse of worship on the side
Mount Dread is SO far advanced
u .t,t the society, for whom it is build
~ - have held their meetings for the
i.st i four Sundays in large and plea
.snt room in the basement.
R.v. Mr.. Mute, Pastor OF the Soei-
reaches there regularly at half-past
y, o'clock AN. Thus far, the room
s,s been we'll filled. At the first ser
vice ma,y went away not being able
to find seats.
The Congregational, Orthodox
have accepted the invitation to occupy
he room until their OWN house is
.omnIsted. Their services will be al
h,If.past one, P. NJ. Between the two
-ns.tings, a Sunday School is conduct.
\ IN which teachers and scholars o.
both societies are united.
These things are worthy of notice
,s indicating the direction of our So
,i., advance and also for the hope
they inspire of new era of liOeralit'
and Christian Union.