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Attic Room where the fire made and clothes found
Mira Cunning CHAINS Dagger .
Anatomical Drawing Of the Doctors Heart, showing the
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THE INDEPENDENT IL weekly religious Journal. Of ns
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many the best writer's ibis country and in Europe
Tb. journal in addition large corps Of Editors has
m'n' 'nsiFsEf s tHs
Rev. GEORGE GaEEyER D D.,
Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Mr.. CHARLES L. BRACE,
And numerous others.
Among features for the present year the follow
Digest or Resume the Periodical Literature OF Europe
especsy the departments of Theology SACRED Phlooy
department Of Practical Horticulture which csnro: fail 10
be appreciated By all lovers Of Flowers.
department Of Art nnder the direction of gentleman well
schooed and whom the leading artists OF This City
nize competent ard candid critic.
Religion, Intelligence; tina. will comprise complete
and .uT sy Of the event, Of a.e.e' and IN
ioand Other pewsp.per in this country tins feature Of
others weekly history Of the American Churches
Increased attention will also be given TO the well known
mecisl Financial Department IL will comprise, IN add
lion 10 other commercial interest sad Importance
weekly list of Failures sad Assignments which will be found
invaluable to every merchant in this country.
But the leading aim OF the Editors aud Projectors
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great Of religious Instruction. the propagation Of he pc
Pies Gospel and their application 70 the practical du:ies
life well the public questions OF the
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER
The following will indicate the variety, though
the extent Of the rich table of contents for tie week
OvR SPECIAL CosrRIBuTohs; truth and MH1iness
sgair,t Agitation among A Favored Upper Room.
Young Men. a Model Town.
Travelling Tnfes. Cruelty a Five Points Child.
Notes on the Deenes Of Toe Question Of Slavery 10
Slavery Christian Associsriora
Tempesiand storm-UnknOwn COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL.
Heroes.
Enslsnd-Russ:a-Home Mat FAsILy READrse:
tiers lake no Ihcugnt nI lOMoE'
To the New-York State Sabbath
School Union The Illuminated Tex
To Emsrsnts ard Employers. Winter Night Thoughts.
Or own CoRREsPoS DEScE Alice
Letter from Illinois The Iron Safe.
Deaths Doings At Lower Mystic The New Testament.
in 1850 ne Wes'heE n the Holy LAID.
Letters on Art SELECTIONS:
Aunt SALLY The Cross the Sketches Of New Er aid HL
WAY Of Freedom. listers.
The Claims of the idiot nlSecret Przyers
Christian Philanthropy. The Sabbath.
The New British Minister Ct The Unexpected Danger.
Washington Temporal Blessings.
A Library for the Free State Prevailing Ex,rsyassnce.
Prisoners. HORTICULTURE.
REIlGIous INTELLIGENCE: FoREIGg MISCELLANY.
LIrERARY RECORD. EDIToRs TsRLE.
po.rsTIc SUMMARY. General News
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The American Juvenile Temperance Society will
bedA SERIES OF PUBLIC MEETINGS. to extend the
he young in various parts Of tine city, during the coming
weeks
PETER SINCLAIR esq Of Edinburgh. the Founder Of the
Br.h League of JuseSe AosineTs ana other gentlemen
l address the meeting which will be held the following
places; MONDAY EVENING 18th inst, at Z! o'clock, az
Nssson School No. lS Ay. D TUESDAY EVENING, IN the
bvne:on -. BAp.is. Church, Alen-st WEDNESDAY
Nv ENiNG, the Tabernacle; FRIDAY EVENING, in Jane
Of. PTesbyteriEn Church and SATURDAY EVENING a.
st. tabernacle, Sh-Ay.
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CIGNIFICANT wORK.-IN PRESS: TIE
esrnns The Iahibi.y Insprsi1n .ad Authority Of Holy
WIT. By the Rev John M.:nAssht A. oIon; ieefnsert
of s. Chrysstcrns Church Eyerson Liverpoo WI ts p1o
Iishea As;ch &c se.s By 81 eocksels,s P.';s 81 ~
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GOD AGAINST SLAVERY
~
FREEDOM AND DUTY OF THE PULPIT
TO KEBCkE II
AS A SIN AGAINST GOD.


FREEDOM AND DUTY OF THE PULPIT
KEBCkE II
AS A SIN AGAINST GOD.
By
The Rev. GEORGE b. CHEENER, n. D.
This volume contains the delivered by Dr. Cheeger
immense d the Church OF Ire Puritsns and else
where in October last and his magnificent address AZ the
Academy OF Music.
From The Independent.
With respect 20 the snbect OF Slavery Dr. Cheeyer
Of those men whom the Providence Of God for
crisis Of public Affairs His thorough learning in
gesis and in history qualities him 70 discuss the Biblical and
philosophical aspects Of this great subject lie Wig
logic though be follow the technical rules
the ogcsns bis rhetoric brilliant. his eloquence
pariakng the vehemence and the grandeur the old
Hebrew prophets His punsent ssiire enyens his psgs His
qus before devil and HE phanhropic
sympsthes as broad IS the family Of man.
This the very best popular exhibition OF tie Bible
nen against Slavery II should be reSd especially by those
DO have denounced political preaching We challenge such
end in dsconrses word that inappropriate the
pgIp sentiment phrase that be calico political in
any technical or party sense.
fSe above iepo. book, Of J2 pages printed hxnd-
SOM paper In large type and neatly bound in cots VIII be
seut postage Of the United Stses,
ceiu of cents postage Stamps otherwise Address the
nnbl,aber JOSEPH H. LADD,
OHce Of The Independent, NewYork
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IT II Z E u Y 0 P + A n
i of TO-DAY II Feb. IN add. ton to the spin,
If British Press United STATES affairs and much other
valuable mater:
fBE SOCIAL CONDITION IHE UNITED sT.TEs-The Tes
OF European Tourists examined AID lie general worth
lessuess exposed BY Eng.i.h Resident. Contnued
Want OF EhPLoYsEET-Abs1rd Bllndsrs Of the London
Press the Social Condition Of the People of the Uni
ted States
RELIEF PooR N PHrLACELPHIA--DebAte 10 Com
Council The question whether Oat Door Relief
should be given. IBsgniha1ce Of me provision for the Relief
Of the Poor.
CRIsE il New York and London Compared.
Commercial Failures IN the United States ioE 1850.
Fase Statistics the Unemployed In London Exposed.
Cempuison between London and New YORK.
The New York Laws against Freedom Of Religious Opiscn.
TIE BRITISH Consul At THIS PoRT-The New York
Coespc ndn: Of the London Times The New York Chamber
u Commerce Afectson and lar Of tae Committee.
Stupidity and vousnes Of their Repor- the Bark Msury
Is Povertys Crime, Have the Working Classes any real
influence n Le,hlation
Naturalization in E1gsrd-How obtained It's effects. lion
don D,ly News
HEALTH OF LONDON during as: fifteen years Mortality
dinisnoe Great u Births Dstha beatainess
of Lo l1oa compared With New York.
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A STORY OF LIES PHASES.
JUST pusLIsnEp 81

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Psor-No. 81 Bible House FEB, 1851.
ABSTRACT OF MONTHLY RePoRT.-COmp.ste returns from
SCI visitors show that 6s families containing p s2j persons.
relieved The previous month
The spys0g deiution prevail in portions Of the iXth
Xlb, KILN, XVIII, Min, XNIiith, XXth and XXls
WAds averaging each Of these Wards Sb3ut 465 poverty
sfiieken aniies Aded by this Association.
The relief Of - lge Of ndseDc necessarily involves
large outlay Notwithstanding the careful discrimination tud
eooIony which this system Of Eeet eres toe eXPen tte
for January and appropriation for February exceed S2 %
disbursement would b. been justified ~
tbe arssrt necessities Of the p9or II sufficient had be-
. oispossl Of the Board
Wtb exhausted Treasury, and fsEhrs Thousands
the Board 50 less than 90 let the acts speak
behalf Of be Suffering thus paovidsnAy thrown upon our
And be- that in ih city iAr famed for its wealth
and Eosrsy such facts viii plead Msay have slresdy
ssysn feey-raore sntsdy and others noLins
tea funds needed But facts SNOW that The desttu
Dor In the sections named absolute 10 N the terrible
WINTER Of ls Gnd that without prompt sEd contnoous ree
10 iT probably the two months until s. rms
1pens there Oil be OItod Of suffering and s:svs
Sopsreuions he sent 20 Brown Brothecs Co.. Nc. 80
&slst: r. b. Aintarp Treasurer Nc. 16 Soth-st the
sof Ne 50 Biee House, Aston place ocsrs
. sutbc,issd collectors By o,oer Of the BOARD.
g.. JAMES BROWN President.
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Gprrial Mctltes.

Post-Ofcc Notce-The MAILS for Europe steamer
ALfS" will close this Office SATURDAY, the 18th
ssy ofFehTuGIy, al quarter before o'clock. 2.
ISAAC Y. FOWLER, Postmaster.
Temperance.-A Temperance Meeting will be held on
SUNDAY EVENING. Feb Is No. p Avenue D. the meet
pe 20 be addressed by a. HAYDOCK, ExWeodsswyer r. NJ
POnR, Dr. LIVINGSTONE aud others. Meeting TO COM
Renee a. o'clock. The pubic invited 90 attend.
The second lUnisn Meeting OF the Temperance
Societies NewYok and vicinity in opposition 10
License System Snd In support OF Prohibtory Law
VIII be held the Broadway TAbernscle on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the l8th INST. JUDGE CAPR0N will preside
ssd addresses wiz b. delivered by the Rev HENRY WARD
BEFCHFR she Rev. T. !. CUNLER, the Rev. DR.. PATTON
and PETER SINCLAIR, Esq, of Edinburgh. The public
invited ;oA;;sLC.
WM. L. DODGE AT L.
JAMES o. BENNETT. City Alliance.
". II. ARMS rRONG, q. W. T. 8 Oft.
u. l.. SNOW, L. :. Union.
CAPT. L. RICHARDSON, Mar. Society.
Or. J. 7. ALLEY jaw Society.
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CREEK LITERATURE.-HlST Or
" GREEK LITERATURE By Sir T. n T,Iroesp t,t Or
BLooNrIEIp Rev. J. B. 0rILEY NJ A., and other. VIII
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TIL COURIER viii slse contain Psrtrsits o.
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Ale stc COUNT i5is'to o. Ee1Ef sY SssxI4
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Also the Confirmation Of the E,dense before The Sos'ssrs
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OCCULT SCIENCES-SKETCHES OF THE
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EARLY ORIENTAL HISTORY-Comprlsin
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25


y sublime ousbsfsi Of his senus In which NE moss
OYsum mate and oreseeins prudence had great
The mcst bold tem~my, Herman Corses re 10 mis-
ships vhen he commences his most glorious oonquest
Tar reasons o, national dS,rum ss could beg 60
men 70 reduoe 70 ashes eli The ahips Of The roya
spsnsh navy 70 destroy all the srsena 70 suppr the
OF Tag OF var naval could nos serve
the scent occasion imposs the merited ahastss
ment on that oisors republic which has committed
30 many and sucn bloody and upjusiihaole ouragss
against spsis IN NE very territories whnh the her
culeas enosn OF our ancestors gained for Chrissen ION
and civil nation
From The time shs, the Mexican people constituted
themselves Into an independent nation, they nave 40
ceased heap injury upsn nJury, injustice upon tpius
tee against this noble Add maGnaBmous Spain whom
they their exssnce their Avs their customs their
religion, their culture and their language ID 10 nos
many years that those PROVINCES (reduoed much
iued the vioeroydty OF New span) have couvGe ~
force except 70 mock and III ueai The condesoen-
sops OF Spansh diplomacy have only served TO rr ate
the blind anmosy Of the Mexican against us
ccnouct Offering sincerely her friendly hand 10 the
snsfchlcal repubc and the republic has many umes
replied 10 The benevoence Of Spain with dsdan ana nev
insun. lm provocasions snd offences inorcasibg 10
amount In erect ratio 10 the want eneray ana OF the
ccmplsssnce OF our International policy have ct length
arrived n The list point OF Aggression OF fnrv and
OF bsrbsysm. For long time psck the Spanish bonoy
"" highly oompromsed By TIE exoessss, yet IN.
but there would not In oar country shadow
q dignity nor the right 70 she poet Of other nations
hn were 70 lose single should NOT prompt
" hasten 70 pick op the glove which . savage mulsno
hiss thrown IN its face
Rvery moment thai passes without the news that oar
mih.ry forces have discharged upon MEXICO the blow
Of most Just ohss0cment and OF the most necessary
Vengeance seems 70 M an We should hke 70 sup
press time aud distance leases the period vhch mus,
iservene between The blood thirsty aggression sndliae
at
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