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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

-,o .,. and b,Is City thin Obiops ct $ScQS6 dveed
<nuniTx 90 ~ aud nominal Thich Round Is oot o
sAsrkst .,-- RI, -.
prices sales Of 1900 boxes al 2c for Westerns c fT
Staten Island and "a dc for PhcnS Steanc a. 9dJc plain
spern st sc; patent do Sc mold Talow l3dljc
COPPFRNew SheathinE isn moderate request at a 051c
,s FROM first hands small sales 70 the obbng trade are
sakiue 3S1s4c Yellow Metal - steady a. n UZc.
Insot Copperis IN moderate IeqSest al ~ G, moe Old
Sheath u fairly active at % d-27c, cash.
CEkENT-Domcstic is selling at ! 10. -
DYEWOODSThe stock Of ali Kinds is insgnhcant and tse
market therefore been characterized by extreme dne-s
pes favor the seller The sst sales Of s. Domingo oswos
at &lsis IS Jamaica do al *7; savanila Fast,c
$2e-al oesh IA bopd-Dow he'd e'n'
ally higher.
We quote: eIa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
uarke,- Reoorted 6y Tslegraph.

New wORLEANs, April 21CoIroy IRREGULAR in price; sales
to-day Of bales receipts 1850 bales Receipts At tins port
less than la years 5ot0 bales receipts le at all Southern
rorts bales Mess Pork quoted az SO FREIFHrs
Cotton To Liverpool, Id; TO HAVE, tc
CRARLEsToN Apl 2Z-CoTToN is frni sales to-day, 800
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
By TeleRranh.

CHARLESTON, April 2i.-The U. 5. " steamship Nash
Vile Capt Ewsn arrived here from New.York at u o'clock
MONDAY night
SAVANNAH, April 2l-The u NJ steamship Augusta
Capt Woodruff arrived here from New York this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
1aints, Oils, GIass, &r.

RECKENRIDGE COAL OILS
ID f. F. THOMPSON Agent. Depo, No. 9s Greenwiehs,, ,
New. York.
The Brecienrise Company prepared supply these
celebrated Obs for Machinery and Illuminating purposes In
quantities 20 suit purchasers.
Thick Oil for Machinery and for Oh Lamps 25 per gallon
Thin Oil for Csmphene and Breckenridge Lamps 81 per
gallon
discount Of cent Thick and 20 per Thin
OILS made to the trade
ca-h on delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
TTTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From April

ls 1857 trains Will leave chaubersst Station - follows;
Express trains and II 80 and p m Albany fsssen
ger trsin, $50 D. m. for Sing Sing g. m and m
Poushkeepsie $50 M. and and m for ieesss - -
AZ the way stations Passengers AIKEN az Chamber C
Christopher and Thry streets Trains for New Yor.
Troy AZ As and TO- Is m and st5 and Albany sAo
l0:S5 D. and o. IN. A. y. SMITH, Sspersiesseh''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

GUANU-No chHnRt PITFs
We quote a. formerly:
q Of 2.2l0 ~. y tun OF 2,2fo n.
From 10 tuns From $50 U1cs-h
From 10 10 ns 66 O-cask FIN Oi 200 60 O)l5ds
Erom II 10 20 ups 69 -cash FIN 2l 10 1000 90 00ds
From n TO 80 tuns 62 O0-cash From / O0l and up
TO 60 OO6Ods
GLAsS-ssles are making Of French Window at 3jGN a.
cent American do 1905 T. cent from the annexed
fguTee
We quote: -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

~, ,, . .u rs the unfavcratIe accounts from me sas
60, - dsm.e, The Dew crop " Hos. un M ~
scum aavnx o in good cqn's bth ir hom"
"e @ and Export e s e.e % cash S G' ic Do At
charitable order ,ss,t go do in shipping order q sc
& - sEY25s S f 3 Do .'s and.o%s sI.n a. S
al 3ie "a I'm yarf tbe pTce, closing bueyanty AZ
an" .b tendency higher ra'sf stock on hand i'
SOC ,s6hA Crdc IL in moderate request AZ IS 51f3 d2
,s outside for so North County most o the stoct
bciur shipped direct London. Common hosin 10
@ usDd and prices sery firm at the recent 'anc"
~. 800 bbls to arrive at Sj y $40 n the transactions
ided 10 Yesterday ssid 90 aggregate 9v1 oo.F
,e delivery undsrsood TO be very full rates Inc RIA
,rade are quite firm but the demand Is less scve efiun
al. sd ca,,a b. ob. IN. Cd al any price u
Wa al 81 = 30 70, Small I0- retailing !" last r-.s
certain purrose a. bsn - bat his Is ~ drpsss T.
demand hu, the bieh rriee current: .re naaefas 20
srpes from the most remote part aye sns ,U lo
@ s,I found buyer at foil s't NO sad three yea,s nav
s5 or Wilmington Rope ws,h r.,a, :. nnr,S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

PROVlsIONSThe Pork market is again lower; the inquiry
is fair the decline the arrivals liberal and the stock ~
increasing somehst the sales $50 bbs at $22 5DG2 20
for Mess and sg 250l9 50 for Prime Beef hrinly held
with good inquiry for the trade and for king into c.
$50 bbls SO 75dll 30 for country Prime 10
IL for do Mess Is 50Q6 80 for repacked Western Mess
and S17u17 70 for extra do Prime Mess is firmly held
Sd30 hear Of sale of 1909 tee at Batlmore T.
house here $50 free board thcE Beef Hams are in
limited request and plenty al Sd D. Bacon irm
and the tendency upward the sales moderate at io
re. the latter price for short clear lot Of % boxes short
bted light weight sold at llac. Cut Meats steady the sup
ply itr sales Of $50 hhds and ties at lie for Hams aud
309c for Shoulders Drersed Hogs in request at
Lard quite plenty and under the unsvoabe from Eu
rope prices lower; sales of 500 bb- and ts al Nc and
kegs l5dl5c Butter is fair request snd Prime quite
quote - zc for Ohio and Sdc for State Cheese
is in good request and l2Ul3c Eggs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
HHE REGTLAR MAIL line. via STONIN1i.

i TON for BOSTON and rROVlpENCE-insna route
tl. ,hot,,, and most dect-csryipg the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel strns, and
& VANDERBILT. Capt. w. h. Frazer, in VITA
the S;oningt1n and Providence and Boston and Proy.nr
Railroads leaving NewYor daily Sundays escspe, from
Pier Nc North River, first wharf above Battery Place
the mail train which leave. Boston at $50 pm
DAY and Friday Fron sonnston, Tuesday, THURSDAY ua
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New'Y York, Tue,dsy nysrS
day and Saturday From stonineon Monday, ws!er Aya
and Friday.
proceed from Stonington Railroad 70 Prov
dencc and Boston the Express Mail Train Teaehas .1d
place advance of those BY other routes and IN Anpe s
tor ell the Early morning lines connecting North s East
Passengers prefer remain board the steamer ENJOY
nights undstubcd breakfast desired aud leav- s'cn
the 7l5 train, connecting at Providence wfe
the II m. train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -
For passage bcrths freight apply hsrd the
steamer tb Freight Once, Pier No. North River OF At
the Office No. 10 Bsttery.place.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
Glotb,ng.

TEF + S,
u No. 467 BROADWAY.
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JEFFERS has just opened magnificent tock Of Ladies and
Misses French SHOES BOOTS and TOILET SLIPPERS. to
which he would call the especial attention Of his customers
and would invite a visit his establishment from Country
Merchants His wholesale stock equal any demand.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

LIMERoksnd is quiet last ssies of common at 90 and
lump at ~ Is
LEAD-Nshng has trsnspired in Pig this week we quote
aenA 81 Is and Spanish 81 So 81 Bar and Sheet Lead ~
Sid7c and Pipe St 7o7lc. -
FEATIIERS-Po Western in fair demand al i2d56c
sales Of 200 70.
LATHS-Eastern steady with fair inquiry al So tune
LUMBERqfnor has not varied; sales OF Eastern Spruce
and Pine q & l3QslE
HOLAssES-MSsoyedo hes been more i'etye sales Of iSo
bhds md o bbs az 5sd62c other kinds are rn sales OF
1000 bhs Hez Orleans at 75c.
We qaote:
o. new q sal ....7S a76 Caba Muscoysdo ..58 ass
Porto Rico a6s Cuba Clsyed..... as
Tfiuiasa Cube ..2 eto
NAVAL eTOR Eszfe msket for nearly all kinds is quite
bscylB owing 10 the su s:ocA here spd prospective
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

HIDES-The news from Europe has already stimulated
vigorous export inquiry very full prices Among the
sales 765 saltcd Western at Isle less foI
cash 1900 City Slaughter at Be- cash and 1909 dry
lected Southern Kips at PC cssh-all for export.
We quote:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

NJ TC
ne Wrought at 7G7lc
OLS-Tbe market 9TH for English and American s rather
Quiet aud the former il quite anguid win eCod
stock Offering the eer however is In lsht stock sa ssc
from crshers hands Crude Whale 10 stency az jW
74c bu, the demaI s active az present sales m o'o DOS AZ
Bedford So nth Sea- umpbsck &c on!priyste terms ou
suprosed from ~. Quality of the oil be Toe. Refined
Spring and Winter selling In small lots At s50soc for the
tive bu prr e are ss.ained last sales the at
~ + and the Eastward at 81 a. Manufactured selling
AZ IS Beached and Unbleeched. Lard On is more
avc and held increased rmness; sales 2vo gals a.
sI I2i o do at l5 and 3e0Odo Prime Western At = IL,
all retail sales making higher rates while No 2csn
be purcnesed s1u1 OH cash Red OIL is inactive for the
sustained distilled city Is firm al b5c
ash and sspaffed at 7Oc cash. nodrae req.
AZ steady rates in good request sales 5Oo0O b. TO
anve loc y b. CamPhene Common 5@c, and Burning
Fluid at 5Sc., cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

WiSEsTheTe Is no change TO notice moderate business
Il Going a fill prices
WHaLEBONETte nsrke, here quiet; but at the
last moderate business is being transacted sales
kodsck and Oeho.sk 75GS5c cash aud 600 10 Ochntst
New Bedford for export hence eec. cash.
WHAlEFOOTS-The G,fuaud for the moment Is limited
but prices remain firm Il about SG8lc cash
NhlSkN-Tre inquiry is moderate this "siaple" and
Prccs e1ser; sslcs of 80 bts 81 29022ic.
alNC-Hie demand is nnod,i but sesdr
sii sales eN. shp AID toir soro u G as mos.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILROAD
l. THE GREAT CENTRAL Pennsylvania RAIL

i THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD ROUTE.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN ~ HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN 10 HOuh''
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Hoate
from New. York to all points in the Wet - -,
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh WIN is
and from Louis Mo Alton, Galens and Ch sso'
ILL., Frankfort, Lexington and Louyile, KY. Terra hAoIs'
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayn'
spingf.ld Belleyntsne, Ssndusky Toledo, Ceyeana 20
lmbu. Zenesylle, Ma.-llon and Wooster OAl0l ss W.
the boats from and 10 NewOrean' D ''
Louisvile and Cincinnati. .-..i.,.a
Through Tickets be- had at any Of the
places In the West, (Sse handbils In the ho,es oI
ll ind his the shortest. most e1peht""s Sno
comforts Bic route bet the Esst and west A.
rhroaen i0Ae''' vi "pESNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.
o'noe u '"e No 2AsTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
r ptIIOTT Agent Psnnsylys Railroad Co.
VII 9 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
REPORT

For The WEEK ending "WEDNESDAY april p la57.
TOT Al RECEIPTS OF CATTLE KINDS, FOR THE wEEE
According reports from the several market places in
he city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW-

,--,-.,
i fokI sn6 FALL RIvER.-rhe splendid and ..perior
'Iessr SuAns Csy Brsyton lesves Now York
every II EspAl. THURSDAY and SATURDAY A o,elo.k
p. N. AID The BAY STATE csv, J,w,.. i.,,r. ~ yo,t
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY \: I, ,lo-f
At New port each wsy. ~ "'s
Hereafter rooms viii be regarded secured 70 An, o,
cant urtil tho shall have been paid Tor ' -ff
Frst 20 Boston Is Forwarded through with Urea. -
81 Express Freight Train
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

POTATOES-Prces unchanged the inquiry fair a. the
recent improvement quote at 50 25d2 80 for Western
Reds 81 75d3 for Junes S3d5 2 for Carriers and $50 for
Kidneys We have not learned Of any further receipts OF Ber
mudss.
PLAsTER-Lump in demand at 75i Cslcned commands
1871.
RICE fme and in moderate request sales OF 2O tc' at
4ld5sc.
SEEDS-Ony moderate business doing ia Clover, aud
prices still unsettled the backward season has seriously
interrupted the trade in this article and consequently The N
dealers have been realized Moderate sales at
l0l 2c the latter extreme price Timothy is IN limited de
rend 5OQ3 S7j r Rcapcd Moved may be quoted at 81
25 = bush Of 45646 10 Rough Flax is in fair request and
plenty 750l 80 T. 80 n. Calcutta Lnseed adl and
with large offering here and in Boston prices have
t-dency sales of 700 bags ct Boston at 81 81
tushe and 1900 bags and 5000 pockets on private torsu
derstood TO be TT g deeliue
SUGARS very al the advance quoted yesterday and
q good demand prevails The Baker ettse TO be grown al
sold ouse III this city speculation al
Tie through showing unlimited confidence IN prospective
Refined StuaTts prices at the mo
nominal The sales ucu6e 5a bids Melsds at RANG
so boxes Havana at O Osc 500 hhds Cuba at Glec and
~ Porto Rico al lOtdll.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

The and Erie Railroad makes the following report
uf transportation Of stock for the week ending this days
beeyes. Horses Neais Sheep q LaIDs swine
$50 LIS
Oacs port Of stock last week by the Hudson River Rail
road:
Brcves Horses. veals. Sheep Lambs. Swine.
67s II lOl 10 240
CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth street,
I.S02.
First quality. 0l31 Some extra eoodBeeves
Medium. Gl2 may be quoted at......1f.
Ordinary l}dl2 lCeneTaay ay. of mkt IL or l2sc.
Most Of the sales range frons. .l2G 3c .
prices mead and ID, of different weights viii be found
n accounts Of sales Of sundry droves
Total number Of Beeyes received in the city this week,
2,6OJ. ~
This head less than last week and 800 head less than
the Of last The number at each Wednes
Gly market last 394 head while the suber to-day
being 1902 shows 492 head less than the average, and $50
head Il, than this day week
following in the market to-day including aew
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

- Aransement-(sundsy. excepted ITain. SS,Hs ha' II
a H. daily and Saturdays at S+5 m for fSmisdae "
and As ?. for Syosset at 10 M and sio nn '
Hampstead 10 u N, and S:f5 and p M fof 's"~@a'
a II m. 3:4h B. and 6 so D. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23


Sales Of Hogs for the week ending April 2 by Miles Bart
lett merchants, No 2 Washingtonst: For Good
Brother Warren Co.. Ind l5 corned Hogs
weight 1856 ~ price - l00c tor J. g. Sweeney Co, West
Liberty Iowa 81 coufed Hogs weight 100 b
price 7tc 100 stock Hogs L. -undTy
n stock Hogs price 7a7ic for g. Paul Delaware County
Ohio S fed HOGS weight t8 b. price 7c
for C. V Bartlett Chestervi Ohio ls5 corned Pig very
nice average gross weight III eb price iil0c; for Mr.
Baker Ohio zoo coned Hogs average weiget 49, b.
price 3l-lO0c Total, 4S2
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
4teamboais ano Railroads

E'ALL RIVER LINE-FREIGIfT NOTICE
Thc mites for freight between NswYorb ssd Bos.o. w.
REDUCED on lat April 20 The Summer rA.es
For particulars, inquire on board, or = Feisht oSce Per
No North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

FxSUTTS-An kinds of dry foreign quiet Fresh are in
sdrnsd at &8 for MatanLas PineaPpes aud 80 10Y bsa
sna1 1DcoanVts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

Total OF all kinut...s
Total of all kinds previous week.
BEEyEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
NJ Alerton proprietor Of the Washington Drove Yards.
street reports the Cattle n market from the fol-
lowing States: ooo
New.York. Indiana.
KeutuCk ............-..... "a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

We have heretofore noticed the poems Of
of this talented lady, which have been col
lected by her mother and published in book
form A large supply of them are now on
sale at Msrrill's book store in this city,
Any enterprising canvasser could make
money by selling them. Speaking Of her
poems, the editor Of the Ohio Cuihratoy
says: nH $50 fap71l
In the Ohio Cultivator Of January, LIST,
1885, We published che last song OF this
sweet minstrel girl, written for us only q
few days before her death. v
usr literary friends have gathered up her
best poems, aud given them In this form 70
the public they deserve an extensive sale.
Poor dear Lou fAi 1861 .iNf lef ~
She has left us asaver Of beauty and good
ness, and we shall not soon forget her. 7
The following Is from Jane Maria Mead,
These poems form beautiful volume -
For sweetness Of expression, harmony OF
rbythme, and purity of thought they have
rarely been excclled and yet they are but
the tythes OF q rich harvest that Dea.h, the
spoiler has rcaped.
II Is q most appropriate CIR BOOK, an
ornament, alike 20 the boulder and centre
table, tfdYigi iold1Hqa shfad ISIS
3 We hope the lovers OF beautiful poetry In
this city win at once supply themselves with
a copy oftbis book. / .''i lf.a' sa ..,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
rRrAL OF MAYoa wenTwoRrH.

Paul III. Dennis, local mail agent
in this city, has just been sent out on
a hunt after the largest specimen of
game, with not what we believe, and
certainly what has not proved, the
best kind Of ammunition. ~ ~
The Mayor in all his length was
up before Judge Drummond on Tues
day, upon complaint preferred by
the sharp set mail agent, for stealing
the government mail bagsl There
had been search warrant, and nu-
merous sacks at the Summit were
emptied of their peaceful agricultu-
raj products and brought TO town by
tho local mail agent, TO be turned to
damning proof against the ex-M. O.
Tho sacks in question were the coarse
duck sack, or bag, used for tho trans
mission Of "Pubo Doc's.pto members
of Congress, in which capacity Long
John had received dozen or moro OF
them. IL was shown in evidence that
M. C.'s never return those sacks.--
That Judge Douglass had nevcr gro'
turned them in any case; that they
passed by common acceptance as en-.
velopes and were not considered mail
bags ut all. .e1.
Thus bang won't Mr.. Dennis gun,
and not feather was disturbed.--
Tho Mayor came off with flying colors
Judge Drummond refusing to hold
him TO bail. The Court room was
crowded with spectators, and tho farce
was taking one.---Chicdgo Pres, q,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19

win assert its rights to try those Marsbsls
for their assault upon citizens Of Ohio, ex-
cept 30 far AZ their assault was protected b.
the Fugitive Slave Law. II the Fugitive
Slave Law provides for such outragss asthe
Enquirer and tho Marshals claim Cor H.
there is 20 remedy but SUBMISSION untiithe
Law isrepsaled. We would not advise re-
sistence nor conflict of jurisdiction, but
we believe every State should throw around
its citizens every possible safs-suard against
the madness of'thie ubiquitous actl Hence
we approve the provisions Of the late law Of
Ohio in regard 70 this law, securing. the
right Of habsas corpus ID every potsop nr'
rested under the law, and otherwise provid.
ing for the safety OF IL eitisens Give the
South ia pound or eshr-that Is "nom.
mated in the bond" but allow Il not Que
drop Of blood. Ai ~ { f''i,''l .'H' t''A
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
rHx raryArxrcx or carrx.

Much is said Of late, Of the prevalence Of
crime, from which il lie sought 10 DO inferred
that the world is getting worse all the time,
instead of better We are slow 10 believe
any such . doctrine, for IL Is untrue II
true DOW, II has been true ever since the
days Of solomon, and by this time the world
should be pretty bad, If tho former days
were better than these" then and oil the
way down to the present We have no
recollection Of time when some folks were
not harpine on the degeneracy ofthe times,
and the old among us, remember that
among the fret things they heard from their
grand-fathers, fifty years ago, was how sad
ly the times were out Of joint, and these
heard the same from their grand-fathers,
and 80 II goes back to the times Of Solo.
mon, and how much farther back, history
docs not record. The world Is not getting
worse, tits getting better all the time There
are rogues now, plenty Of them, and thcre
always were rogues; there are murderers
aud suicides and adulterers--there always
have been such. II is not strange that the
rapid increase Of population in this country,
should increase the apparent number OF
base and wicked men, but their relative num-
Der Is decreasing There Is not half the
drunkenness or profanity, or Sabbath break.
ing that existed thirty years ago, in proper
ton to the populstion--not half yet there
is too much. Away with fe ctrine that
tho world Is getting wors' men are
getting worse, and some ~. l.en have
greater facilities for practicipg deyilment,
and the facilities for reporting crime, and
keeping il before tho people till they be-
come familiar with Il, are increasing, but
crime is not increasing, relatively, though
one might judge 80, from reading the papers
that omit q thousand pleasing incidents in
social life to Gil their columns with tho de.
tails Of murders and thefts and irauds.-
Some papers seem to think nothing else
worth reporting. as
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19


We learn, from good authority, that the
cd all that has been done by the officers Of
corpus against the Sheriff Of Clark county
for tho release Of the United States Deputy
Marshals, and instructed them to proceed
10 execute the law and the writs Of the
United States tribunals at every hazard,
and that all the power of the Federal Gov
eminent will be employed 10 that end. We
learn that II is the determination TO arrest
oil the parties implicated IN this outrageous
and infamous resistance 10 the process and
authority Of the United States Courts If
this is not done, We hope the Executive
will surrender ut once, take down the
Stars and Stripes and deliver over oil the
authority and power, which were once
welded hero by tho Federal Government
to Governor Chase and Sheriff Layton
ON. Eaquirer. l''. '''' - =
BY ell means execute tho law While II
Is q law, the President has no option, he
must execute il, horrible as il may DO. We
have commended from the first, that that
Fugitive Slave Law authorizes tho Marshal
to command any man, Mt any time, TO assist
in the capture Of . negro, under the pains
and penalties Of bisobeying an officer, and
such will no doubt DO the decision Of the
Court In this case Let II GOMEZ Tho peo-
pie Of the North, who sustain that law, are
ct for no higher post than the honorable
one Of running down negros, and then put
ting their hands in their pockets to pay the
expenses Of tho chase. There are however
a few noble spirits who vii! rot in prison,
or die on the scafold, before they would
move hand or foot in obedience to gov
eminent negro-catcher. We know one
who would I-l ID --1 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
DIVISION OF THE NEW SCHOOL PRxsBYrx-
RfAN CHURCH

The General Assembly Of tho Presbyte-
rian Church (New SchooD which closed
its labors about woek ago at Cleveland,
adopted as usual, resolutions expressive Of
the disapprobation Of the church, Of the
system Of American Slavery. The testimo-
ny against slavery was the same in sub
stance as has been put forth by that church
for more than fifty years, but the pious
Shareholders can not and will not bear 10 be
told Of their sins 30 repeatedly, hence they
withdrew, inviting oil Presbyterians to join
thom who wish to live in peace with slavery.
The result viii DO that nearly all, If not ali
Southern Presbyterians, will fuse in Gen.
eral Assembly Souoth. The probability is
that In few years, the distinction Of Old
School and New School will be lost sight
OF In the absorbing afhinities and dislike on
the slavery question fi % 9iif i'aiI'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-19
nay- Ono Of the best Love Feasts that tho

nD- Ono Of the best Love Feasts that tho
Mcthodists arc said 10 have had for years
IN this city, was held last Monday evening,
in Wesley Chapel This speaks well for
tho kind Christian spirit In which the die
florence Of opinion as 10 family sittings Is
discussed, But few, If any Of tho members
allow this question TO disturb their religious
enjoyment They are willing to live and
let live, lfa majority vote 10 allow fam
lilies 10 sit together, the most Of the minori-
twill quietly acquiesce, and either sit
with their families or separately, as they
please II majority will not allow family
sittings, VIC understand that some OF tho
minority will quietly withdraw, and build
house with free seats but family sistings