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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-01
The French Exiies.
Esw YosR Feb 2s, 1857,

JANIS G0tIOS Bennett ESQ
EpIIoy NEw YORK HERALD
IL NUT be by rome mstsks thai o nave pot nv name
together with those o. the gentlemen who have spoken
be ore the french meeting the az the Gath
feo., tn your number OF Friday iast.
cid not on that CIRCUMSTANCE pronounce single word
AMI, 10 ell my past speeches before public aien1ance
always insp,rea eef bal with The history and with
the philosophy she teaches
en- devoted part o. the absolute abolition Of the
death penalty all ser TIE world and my lips never
uttered fesling ~ hate or revcrse
When the day OF Justice, aud Of jcsace only win be 81
band for my beloved country. viii happy 70 join In
the popular verci1 against toe perjury snd ithe
crpior who MOI rules over France, by saying with the
pott-
vamAudn ce boulet que dams des temps solques
grand 20 dat sur qui iou opprobre sassied
MetiAr dams canon dc sea main h,roiques
1u lie traneros = ton pied -vicroR Huao.
That 10 TO say, I dare venture FREQ Gansiaucn:--
Go cursedi that bullet who In .totcs' times,
The great soldier upon shich thy opprooer sits.
Was putting 10 gun with his heroic hands,
Viii be rve,ed at thy feet " HUGO The Chsstlsemenis
In inserting these few lines In your next issued nun
ber and iorgivrg the exile for his bad Eagsh you will
do justice 10 our Cbediept servant
FELIX vEzEJI, Jr
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Personal Intelligence

Americans registered ~ the Bsskiag oise OF the ne
PsrN, from Jan "a 70 Fso 8. iss7:-
III y Lefmsn Jno Robertson 9. !. shsrpsien, DR. ". 9
zisS: and lady, Dr. joan sp k Z
z Min.nrn; D. u De y SIen,.o,ih n . rrCwOTlss
Buuerhe'd, Hall and wife ker York; A. Reid. j. II.
ws ofSS rsis c6 as1 Sesa.s
ueu, \. u. Foree Ken,ucty; r workman, Csnsds n. o.
& iSor1scn osio sdsn Georgia o. o''nO'
TIE National Observatory d. cling at wasaing,on was
the 2itb 1T the OF Unusually large and brit
liant social gathering COLLECTED 10 greet tbs daughter Of
the ostngu head Of that institution ieuI Msury)
upon the occasion Of her marrisge 10 William Maury,
RAJ, son OF the late lsmepted Mayor OF wasningtoa
ARRIVALS
Prom View Orleans and HAyspa In the steamship Phlsde
shiIorsn, sss Booes fsircSrd Gibson L so,d
Csrsr. or9w . Corning crowelI Lsrse,
others in tie steer.se
Psyenssr. per sesmshp Jsmes,,vn from Richmond and
hsssfn - Mr. ~, M rsso ra
hqFgsr yoSn sg!d kpes. smith S,s sie Bennett
s.Ss ss% Ss." kf %% Wee c M
and hf,y Eve 10 Storage.
Prom olsseow, in the steamship Edinbury-wm Herbert
a. sSs fsoSs r Sr Ssdrep ws%
Briey Isnglsnds W hooerson Y Uonsul ii Trieste,
snS rsssa 6 S91sS 4. .P.si.s1
prom chs Lesion he steamship James Aas-r Arm.
strong, Philips, q hea, Mr. Pyle, kooeras, and q
Prom RIO Grande via Nassau IN the scbr Hammond
Biges y 0aban, Ellendon, Higgins, Oaapmsa
and 10 sail n.
DYPARTUsEs.
For ssvsnush 10 the steamship ktabama-E Hsvcrs X N
Locl hart Newman McKenns, n Jeweu and lady.
y fsrssm and friend Jns Q Collins W Herren Aaron
MN toote harsh, Henyy Young Jpo Miner, J
ssrvn, Beaumont u Rogers & q Arnold lady, two
children and servant Mics Cemsock, Mr. Coms.ock. q
Mushback Stevens Capt James Mctnsoeh. y sN,
la ps, seis,osh rr,ed .@rzson 7 Lsnacn chS
Wood. u Mr. and Mrs L Jactsop and tso children,
kpspp, HodGkiss l. Cole, fo~tfr Mr. and Mrs 4
fs'cheder Mr. and Mrs Ho~Ack Mis- Church, Pared,
M and MT Mo Ilurd ard daughter, Mss e stewart
for Norfolk Petersburg and sichmcpt ia the sssmship
Jsuestewp-J McGowsn, Routh, william Y Kennedy.
lanes osmptsn Berry rrazsr Henri Dunn o qogell,
II Krcssl Il s,il%sn, v Ben ia Marsh q poSes,
Lieut. 7horburn, Garrett Post James vsnpsme Maurice
Solomon Abraham Horne william Rodmsn william A
Duke. Gsrquvepe, James Wiley. Mrs Hazle wood Mss
Eilen bcntosh, Mics Ooon Miss knen Bin, Ncbs, YIN
Wheel usn PAID soo-s rs. and ESys s,,, scors
bcmpron- and IS IN herteersre
For Charleston in the steamship MsrfnnwR Richardson
Macon, Perry, Brown, jas Heeney, A Pillars,
JAS stuart DroE tinirs. Bss.elie Brown i.dy and
umg. ~ Gillespie n Meyers, Betsucourt Mrs n @ De
Mena son and daughter; Mr. Beds lnsst Jones
and LADY msw ncCloy, Ms John Chisholn l. "
Bieelov, Dr J Patterson, Mics White Mrs Marsarcs
p.U, srd Price LAY And sr;sasced
CLARKE Mr. ounni.eon Nelsr lady and two children Mr.
wecesr and lsdv Tvs,r T. White, z Daniel Fred
srrvre. y wbrsy, y L lawrence. G o,dfrey W x
Twuu, thekweVd-s md "A In he seefse'
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his erect fOr and bis .sisdsus voice has al liz i pen.
The church OF which Dr. Is the pastor. vas founded
v ssosses he..seers By assasos aaa srsasp,sutsd 70
~ the ministry Of Roger Wisms Charles Ueaunoy sud
John Cotton and "for hall century ~ ssys
the correspondent Of the Regar "has Or Kendall wel
cad hot oraby filed mp the MEASURE OF bis duty fhers
the pure Joys Of family tee the earnest love OF his
church. the absolute sympathy Of ell tue inha stants d
me town and the respect Of all who know him Wal,
his steps."
NEW BISHOP FOR CANTON.
letter from Rome Of the 40 un rsys:-yhe Rev
Father Guemn, Apostoloa Prefcct of Csnton who re.
Gently srrved In Rome 70 give account the Catholic
mission IN Cnna, and who some time oaok was elected
Bishop Of bstrn in pa,tibus ans Presct OF
Canton Quang ST. and Hs, Man. was two days ego conse
GRATED bishop IN the private cha ,e Of the Pope His 10
iiness himself ~ special mark Of favor oacsted and
young IN nese convert, named Bsnoit THE h 80
Europe BY the new bishop with him admitted 10 70.
ceive me sacrament nom the Pope's hand. After
tne service me Pope entertained the bishop break
iast ana placed him opposite himself oy aide OF Car
dlnAl Antonel secretary OF State The prelstes Of His
hohneees suite placed themsevss rouod fbs ROOM and
received what was borne them from the Pops table
wnen be ropast Wss concluded the Pope presented she
new prelate with q chsce VIII oh had oeen used In the
ceremony OF con ecrstop and with four volumes Of the
Roman fonuncA, the latter spleDddly bound and bear
ing MS arms Te province of Canton, 70 whsoh the
oshop has been appointed msriy Of the most
prosperou: missF rs OF the Rsmso Catholic Caanca CON
prisng n0s lever than 900 Christians but OF lac yesrs
II has fallen on greatly Efforts are, however, 20 "a
made to restore, possible, Its former Gncosss. Non
se'gneur Guiliemin, VINO 10 = Frepcnman 10 the first
Apoetocal Protect Of Canton who has sde bish.
op The Prince Dois (of ire hrewebury WOO
n at the head Of association for prom ,tng oApts
OF Chinese ohdren has published al account Of the re-
cent operations Of the association and appealed to
the public to support IL solemn niauo a. Q THAI
giving for the baptism OF great nsmber Of OhiRess Gull
dren has bten celebrated ~ the of ssa Auarea
Dele Fraue The Ab se Dosss; Apostoii ,ai Preec. OF
Cayenne, has left or France after giving the Pope an
account Of his misson
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The MAHOGANY TRADE-The exports Of maho-
Any from the port oil C0AizA ,oAcos, ii xoo were a.

As the average price is about So Ton the amount
exported within the above eight would be $2l1 0sB
The Mexican r a,ary dollar for every ton
exported, and the same Amouni for every feled
The expor OF maboRaoy for 1867 " u amour. 70 about
70 Coz tons being SEQ tons than aggregate
tue preceding eight earn cuttings Three fourths
least OF this amount for the United States whose c
zens seem to have almost monopoly e. No doubt
this trade will largely increase Mexico 10 ricn In
costly WOODS especially the Is,omus Of reausntepec
Nneveni specimens OF the words there will be recol
leced were ly brought the Uaited States By Me-
Stevers, OF the TebuAntepec Company.
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Theatrical and Musical Matters

CoNcIrr 10 NIGHT The German Opera rouoe pyopose
to sve r nd concert Of sacred music At the Broad
ofato this evening Tostr seectloos for the occasion
embrace number OF tue finest usicAl compositiors
BROADWAY rRksrra Mr. Forrest has sufficiently re
covered rom bis Illness 10 warrant the msussemeut 10
announcing him for bis srcs, part OF Richeeu to orro
evening Tue pay Will be 10 oHed by the farce Of the
"Inst Tutor
Bowxxr "A new drama called Krmel the Scout, or
The Rebels Of ,he Jerseys" the joint produsvon of
hessrs Brousham and we, 70 to be p-eseotsd 70
row evening. The .'BrisAnds son and the 'Gipsy
Farmer" are 70 be alec played.
Burrows ira, great isvorte with the New York
beneai 10 morrow eveoios. sr Barrett 10 to make bis
deta here Ia The COMEDY OF "nme fries Ali, and Ms
Q. Howard In Charles II #"
wNIAcK's Miss Matilda Boron Ia again annou &C ID
70 per her pa't OF the heroine very DO
puiar version OF Camille" to.morrow evening Tho
mens viii closo WITH the suocessfu p.ooe called
waiting for funds
LAURA Kyssrs-rhe spectacle called "YAus, aud Mar.
gusrie," which was highly landed by crowded "a
ciencts every night last eek to bs repeated 70 NOR
Miss Keepe pisys IN bob pieces.
AMERICAN THnAIxs Mr. and Hrs Davenport VII 70.
morrow night per,onste their much admired Characters
" the pisssmf play denomina,ea ''ohasitys Love-"
Dances, nc, fol or, and tncn piece called
Live sbd Lt Live"
lrAIiAs orxsA.- BeuipiG "sonnambui., 10 10 be 70
peated NJ the Academy OF Noac TO- morro~ eyenoF This
brilliant auden,e 10 see ne Do whorst In he part Of
ANNA
AxuucAs hrslrx -rso god pieces. The Rights
and wroru Of Woman" and ''Qiito at Home are TO
be given TO morrow afternoon. n the evening q ne9
play just received from London, an called RAIN oax
ley" 10 70 be proouo q.
Gro CHRIsrr woop's NrSnRus tender their cus.
tousry var ely Of songs, Canoes, 80 and the very
laushable sxirsvaaoza cal ed tia "hschvsous Non
key" for toe smusement OF their friends 10
morr W.
Bvcx1rs sHSsADxss announce ,ha, rich piece OF comi
oary, their buresque the opera of "Sonns ,us Tor
to morrow night IL viii be preceded by o number OF
beautiful melodies srotesqse dances Instrumental per-
fornancss, sc
kTuNNcr' Han The bro,bsrs Bryant, al celebrated
a. oelbcstors oi Eshopau ecoeu,r,ues, amply
varoed for the anusnG entertain mene they Afforded a
THE house last w.ek Zee 70 morross bill for perfec
cons lomersuon Of vhimscslisies
Muzcxt kovnrT-"rhe Odd Folks - who have receut
ly created quite str In The circles OF off rent
own Et t,-ps ere 10 Give CO. cert nj the Tabernacle
IN the course Of q leg o.ys
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Reception OF the Russian Minister By the
PStrldent.

rom TIE Wa birstoD Union, Feb 26
We are Informed that 81 Saturday lsas NJ. Ed
ward de Stoeck who for . console able period
secretary OF the legation charge sdsrea OF his
peris sesty the Emperor of Russia this city had an
official Interview win tie Presdsrt for the purpose OF
character as envoy extraordinary aud minister plenipo
Tertiary Of his sovereign to this govern meut He al
dreseeo the following remarks 10 the President the
occasion -
Mr. PRRlDKSr-n has pleased his mperia Majesty, my
augutt master 10 confer loon honor II repre-.
eentDg him ~ envy extraordinary and mioister snipo
tertiary near the governm Mt OF the United states
directed by The Emperor upon the OF ccver.
Ing my cred ntae. to express 20 bis MAJ ,sty
meet wish that the friendly rela which have hap
PLY and uninterrupted y exist bet vein the cover
meub and people OF the two countries may 10
preserved Ire iacreaed aud ino,ess
g Intercourse bet the two coupuies aud the a16i
iiona facilities FOR trade and which It 10 90
plainly the interest OF both ~ cherish ami promote
iurhsh trust increased guarantees for
broken continuance and . stronger consoli tAton
Of those citations OF smi,y and poot gill Al for myself
persoraiy Mr. Presidont cannoS ALLOW this
psas without the acknowledgment OF my profound
been mani Gated towards by govern eut ana CHI
sers Of this country during my cotton sitn and
whie have been In charge Of the peys legation here
and viii no, allow yseh 70 doubt that, in my
pscty, my official and social relations wild continue to be
CT the same gratifying aud friendly character.
TO these the President replied 10 suitable terms.
We aso Learn that Of one O'Clock p. on the
day senor Eop Gabriel Garcia rasssra presented his
credebuss 70 the President and Received Eavoy
Extraordinary and Minhter Penpoentary Of her Majesty
tie Queen Of Spain.
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Miscellaneous and Disaster.

Miscellaneous and Disasters
For account Of disasters 10 several whaling vessels zee
wbalemen-
BE BRIo wArrnyonp-1he captain Of the Br brig water
ford Michael Bchan that report In YESTERDAY paper
in relation 10 The mutny board the Waterford untrue In
many Particular He says there muny on board tia,
the crew oot charge Of the vessel from both him mate
that the s,eam,ug Mercury lowed the vessel 10 this city con
sry 10 his wishes and instance OF the muneer. who
made their from the Waterford arrival In this
CITY,
The steamship James Adser Cap, Turner arrived yrster
day morning from Charleston We indebted TO the
ser for papers.
Sur ions " WHITE MNar, from Boston for New Or
leans put INTO Nssssu previous to 10Th inst with loss Of
sHW PRIscsror Bell New Orleans from liverpool dur
ing gale Inn UT 46 30 lon II so was struck by sea
which carried eow'pr cuswaier and foremost win
scHn surrotx-ErlrHcs from letter 70 Kiivood water
hse, Secretary Of the Board a Under .riers, daied
The schr Suffolk Of New York Cap, smh' s,rivsd here
sbort tune since from Ne- oresns with q cargo OF -four.
diton. ~
ship Reward Al San vrsncisco from Boston experienced
he 18Th 10 the ah Sept a,er which had light winds and
sbJ Hsrve-, Queen a San Francisco from Liverpool was
81 Gays TO the Equator the atlantic and g. days Cape
sw crossed The Squ'''' ON The Pacific ' days out lon
ship Gaena al San rraocisc, from WORK v~ 70 dsy, IA
AZ Gays from 30 o - = eIpsrencsd .ey.re se.ssr On ss
Cspe crossed the Equator the Pacific Jan l. Ion is "a
day, " rGw s,o,s snss crossing the Equssr experienced
Ship Snow squs San rranc'sco a day. from Mon
tevidso Cape Horn was OF The Cape Gays with moderate
The sol,swns table sves summary or The vs-... a. m.
harbors Of New Nerx. boston Bafumore, Charsstou "A
vsnnAn, Mobile and New Orleans At the last rsu
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SUN srls .........,.. 60 HIGH WATER morn :
Port Of New York, February IS. 1857.
CLEARED
s,esmsbis Hsron tos,e snoa r..,o
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk, 4c-Ladlam a
ship Fideiis. M&gil, Ltverpool-C Marshall.
Ship Patrick Henry. Clifford, Loncou-Grnne, Minurn
Ship Sunny South, Willis Rio Jsns;ro-Naper, johnson
h. Realm New
Bars In pire Hs,hasay Naples Lawrence:
Bark Eg!antine. Gleason Csenfuegs-Dsnins Moss Co
Brig Minth!l nssIse, ssvaui!is xc~Eyerea srows
yaa
Brig Eaglet, Durham, Cardenss Underwood Oubois.
Brig Anderson. Moves, st MARKS smslwood. Ander
Brig .ugus,. Stone, savannah-sturges Chairman 4 Co
Brig New Era, Walker. Phiadephs-wsish, Carver L
schr Mathews. Drane Port au Prince Van Bruut
sehr N Mortone Penny. B.raso.--C Aeksriy:
Sr Ps.4 sr Mckee Hun'
scsr AndTews, Fainsm. washinsien.B Blossom so,.
schr ssngust' Bartlett So,foR~W d GoSssa
sshr ellen ssss G ESnso
cSr 6AaS Sa SSyS So,.nFSser ssterso5
SeSr RicS:rssoa ss?isy sos!onvs Views Co.
scbr Kim CITY. Tuthil New gsven~J Edwards
Steamer Caledonia, Layaed Bsltim ,re-H 3 Cromwell
Steamer Falcon, Brown, Phi AIDE phia-Jas Hand.
ARRIVED
With $50 ss u
eris winds with frequent saes and high ruDnng seas
S. mS,d ps nd Liver
n: 8
81 e;
from 81 uss S
day lat 50 20 lon 70 80 passed schr Fanny Morton;
day Pm passed eamshp souherner hence for Charles
south showing te letters in red on White De d
BARK BEosers Maianzss II days with mOasses to
BsIxea.lne Benz HAlie,, Cof Philadelphia Little, Ceafus
S milton With
ms. on b.,eras curing heav, blow sprung lie Of about
sre Humboldt Damage. Csrdenss with sug. and mo
asses 70 a BrookTn
inst with moasses &c 70 master 18th inst, oa The aSs
ands WIS Iu into BY pilot boat Jacob wescrve No TO-
.ns b o Of "a q
Brig aesrge Albert Cof BockAod. Hosmer New orlesos
went ashore Il miles North Of Barpess, but go, with
schr Hammond of Bss.on), oross, Rio orande Nov
via Nassau Mp, feb 10 with hides, WOOL Ac to FL
schr Telegraph CBr xeNab Baia1 Is days. with fab 10
Sch; Wave Cso. Fleet, Halifax, days. with fish. to q
wheelvrighL
schr George Henry Davis Newbsrn 4dAys.
fchr Milton, jump, Mshons River. Del
schr chip Carpenters Bearae, MAhou River, Del
Schr Williams, Fsintain, Milford Del.
schr GOODWIN Cummings, Smyrna Del.
tchr Lucy sharp sharp, Boston via sandy Ho,k.
schr VIM Ellis Nicholas Providence for Charleston.
sIoop wallace Bennett Taunton Mass
sloop 1hos Hull BULL Providence.
Steamer jackson, Baker Baltimore 90 hours with mde
II Cromwell
Steamer Parker vein Ramsey Baltimore with mdse to u
Cromwell.
Steamer Jersey Blue Kelley, Nantucket
kteamer Decatur. 0eer. Norwich.
Steamer shetuofet, Geer. Norwich.
BELOW.
Capt lnckman OF seamug Columbus reports the bark
carlo Msnran Andrews from Havana South OF the High
lannds At sunset
SAILED,
Steamsips Marion Charleston Alabama Savannah; James
town. hor OH &c ships Red Rover ian Francsoo Patrick
Henry London; Iiermine rem) Richmond: barks Union
tBrstn} Bremen kord America (Brem Hamburg Colby,
Aocra and mkt; Pacific Cienfuexot;J Niekes sagua:
Peter Demil Savannah brig Santiago: 81 Thomas schrs
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suprt me Oourt-Generai Term.
3eiere bon Judges nitchsli, Roosevelt, and Davis.
TBE GREAT LEnor SLAVE CASE.

Pm Sc In the ~aaer Of the People a. ne relation If
Lovs Nopo,on Buo~apavte jonathan Lemon M.
0Ccnor end Mr. Lepsueh appeared for the State OF VIZ
siba sbd Mr. yssph Rfont ftr tue State OF New York.
snc By The pc poneo next YER n,he
6rst Monday In Nay.
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Brohers' Commission
YIRsT DISTRICT COURT.
p.fnxx LIE Ina.a Q..a.

6om> Cdstseos Chari,s Bpdss Action 70 recover
commission for obtaining oas Of STA oe am,upuug 10
90. Claim ssssrei 10 plaintiff II appears ths defcn
cart spp'ed 70 Broad, real estate broker 10 OBJ
tain lean Of Sic, Oto on house and lot IL Dey srecs
M Broad subsequently obtained Of sI4 900, which
eefer dspt ssseso 70 sept pay SIC thereor but
txamipna the ute was found 70 be defective and the
nan 90 consumn nea Broad assigned he claim 70 plain.
IN who brings suit Tor the oommssion The Judge 90
tdeo that Vie plaintiff sssspov having obtsned the loan
socoros 10 seye meat psspu6 therefore enfed to
recover W. ccmmwsop, and there entered Judgment
Tor the amopnt ~ his aim sTe and ccsn
Sors J6osnhf RnAosd ncoe - Aston 70 recover
conmssco for selling house In fifteenth street Tss
oose dkn $50 The compliant the erouad that sp.
pesee ~ the pa,pun's ovn tessimooy thai he did MOI
procure purchaser for hoase and vas not thsreors
emitted . con- uhs,~u
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LArE REsrpHScE on CyrxaAL TAYLOR ON Fra.
me nsiop Rouge loscco1 oi l2sa nss says;-rne
old rsne building he United states rarrsos srcunds
formerly tcsp'ed By Cen rss ios euoe caught
nre N We roof yesterday at about crk ana would
socr have ben destroy ed had beer propy exits
guinhed BY tearing swaY the shingles the engines asd
Asewer out viii their activity bus toer Ger.
vices we're net brsuaht iaso Three fire. fos three
dsys the week pretty socs showing for our city
Al saw one, bovevW, was accidental.
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stoor Couss-rG Rocsaway, Feb 8-Ths s,oop Golfer
Capt Jackson went ashore Nos Island Ba yesterday
NIL Of dress discovered By Capt Mod Win o4hsN
Immediately launchsd N Old white beaA bslorgps y Ne A.
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STEAMERS TO AND IRON HAVANA.
zsmtrom charleston I0th and 4th due q Havana ~
and LIST ~ wv"
OAaAwsA-Frsm New York ls arrives q. Havana lh ana
rN HssnS iTa From New Orleans Eth, Havana 9A
BsAz wAss!oR-Irom New Yort 9Th, arrive q Havana
lAh. due II New York l8A '
Leaves New Yosk 1t 70 An and New Orleans Il SAN
QvAKER CyY-From New York 7th each month Arrtvus
A Havana l2h. end Moba lAA Prom IobiIa "a HSvsns
24A, due II New York 18Th.
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO npYA AND CHINA.
The follow ing be Of value those havnx oorrcup>ad
the Eahf:-
The mai leaves Southampton the 4h and 10Th Of each
Arrives Gibraltar about the s AID aSsb Of same msus
Arrives Il Malta about tho IAN and Oth mouth
Arrives al Alexandria about the l8 q Al e M
lowing mcuhh-
Leaves suez about the A :is Of Same and Nh or Gu 4
following month
Arrives at Adsn about the 18th 18th Of 10Th
I'm Of following month
Leaves Asen sbout The 18th or M Of same and DAY Il Mr.
val for Bombay and 18th 70 30tb for China 40
Incsau Navy aeAmer arrives Bombay "a
and lSSb To 2lst of the following month.
and q. steamer arrives Point de Gale
tn and I'd 70 I'D Of following month
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ALMANAC DAY
SUN RISES ......... SO ssIs 800. morn -
sun SETS ,..,.-.,s.sst. 20 HIGH WATER morn
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new CnuACHRs

To cay the Church OF ,pe lDm.eplae Conception 10
Buffalo, VIII be dedioNnd 70 God BY the Right Rev.
Bsbop.
The rev Methodist Episcopal church, erected on the
corner OF Greene and wasnngon Brooklyn vss
onoicsico last Neek fhs sermos wss presoned By
Bshop james The sdaoe IL lcsied In one Of ,hs Quest
seciions o. Brooklyn az Of toe beautfa and
convenient OF any In ms Clu OF Churches.
The PRESBYTERIAN church oil E,mvood, m was dedi
catet On tbs b., o. February
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DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.

Rev j. G'amner a. resi-. NED the reclonhip OF ID
cnurohcs IN Jene,tn and Be'ksiy counties Va and
81 presest resisips IN SAshngion
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A letter ostso B,ru. JADussy ~ which furnishes
the particulars OF the d.a,h OF Rv Ell Sn D. D. The
olnccs American mnoonsry IN Syria and the cstln.
fushcd Arabic scholar wSDfor long series years has
beer occupied In trsnssne the 3be the language
ei the country He feble health Tor sey Ysl
year, past HIS funeral place the 18Th o, Janu
sry, from The American o,ape "a Barut In preseuoc Of
crowded sucience, com9o ed OF Americans, E,glish
rcaidopn and natives Of the country Ma sm sers OF
she native churcbes wee present from toe distant
tain wi sses the Ceosus Of Protestant countries resi-
cent IN Beirut were present. Toe remaina buried
IN The sc.oepi eutyns srouns elise grave OF his
former lie and near 10 ta,se o. Rev Mr. wntney and
R,v hby Ipke
Died, ~ s.. Argus ire Fla az consumption, on sun
cay, ire Sth Instant Rev stephen sheridan late
lrut OF tho dioccss Of New YorH