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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CHARLES wBITEAE AD Attorney.
T. C. HALLIDAY, AuctionssE aff @&vo"

CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver OF
the Mechanics Fire Insurance Company OF The City Of NeS
Yeri ssss. WILLIAM De GRooT ard ALiG GE6Sa 81:
wife JAMES MURRAY. CEARLEs bCkhAL HEoH p
OrDYKE and wILSON O. HUHT.-yctclosurs sss-f .t
,u.pt 10 udgmsnt decree Of sale made In tae
lied seton Special Ter q the sage%s Govt held 70
named " in self public sseton at the Merchants Exchange
no Nv Yorh City the 9Th Of January 1883 at IL O'clock
NJ of day. the following property and described
In ,ad decree Va All that csrtan lot piece parcel Of Nnd
n.t, yrs and bsios Ninth Ward Of the City OF New
V-.E tie lately rector
church Asd vesymen of Trinity Church. cono MY
called the Church Pam and the maps
part thereof lies In the block lie Roy and Morton
streets Of Hudson street BY the letter NJ and bounded
follows TO wit BEGINNING point the northerly side OF
Ls Roy es distant three hundred and forty feet and ave
inches from the formed by the ssstery side OF
Hudson and nor'hsIy se Of lie BOY streets run
ming and parallel 10 Hudson street along the eastery
es Of lot said map hundred feet to the center lines
Of ad block between lie Roy and Morton ee thsnce eat
ery slons the said line parallel 70 lie Roy street
the sastsy boundary Of the shascA
arm thence sssery along the thirteen feet ten
inches thence southey along lands occupied BY ths Ger
an Lutheran Church and parallel Hudson street SIX
feet elk inches L. Roy street and thence westerly sGpe ns
nor. side Of LIE Roy street twenty two feet one nch 70
ginning Terms made Known the dsy OF ssle
New Yori, Dec Il 1887
r G. B GhAS.s. A:c.iopeer. A'''2 IA A~s-
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nENN SYLVANIA RAILR D
III THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

il THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
The snis Railroad connects ct Pittsburgh WITH h
sosds to and fon 81 Louis Moi Alton Gslsns and Cnss
Madison Lafayette and Indian pos Ind Cincinnati Dayton
1Drinsfed BelslontAne, ssndu,hL Toledo Cleveland Co
be stssm PACKET boats from and 10 HsvOsesnA st Loss
Louisville ard Cincinnati
mentioned places N the Vert
Passenger wa End this the shortest me3 ezpe6soss ne
somfort.Sle route between the Eat and West
ZION NEW-YORK 10 CINCINNATI IN % HOUR
FROM NEW-YORK 10 CHICAGO IN HOURA
1ION NEW- YORK TO 81. LOUIS IN Is HOCA
Par % low any other Route.
Bee hand bills In the b0tals Of this city.
YArouap T1skets further nformstion nay - b . ~
,Goe a As PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. z Aston House, buadwsy
J. l. EELIOT9 .Assn6
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y. md nos, .oscisu. vegetable remedy Tor purifying the
MI s.i the >up~ Of scrsfuleus ssd es2beous dees Dsy
- 80, A rS ssssos tie presssst sht BY every ooe
~. osN esutou necessary b lsa 70 sbsAn the original
-. s..sstSe srtieSe Pre- ssrea ssd sd BY
RSp eANpe Ne. 100 B1ltosst, New frh
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8teamboais and Railroads.

OFFICE OF THE Nrw-Yoak Nxw.HAvEs RAnnoAD}
Co 27TH.sr AID 4TH Av. Nsw Yoak, Dec y isaI
NJOTICE-CHANGE Of TIME for BOSTON,
n The Mo.nins E.prvs. Train, nov le.vin New York at
"~"s nj 7 a. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

CUPREME COURT-City Of Brooklyn, County
- Of Knss- ELIZA ANN TAYLOR asains. ROBERT
ClRsF and ANN ELIZA CARSE Tia wife Summons for
relief tCom not ser To the above named dsadans: Yoa
are hereby sanmoned and required to answer the !.
County Of Kin the City Hail. in the city OF Brookyn and
copy Of snswer 70 the saad sompn On tae
Yk within twenty days Ier the service Of this summons on
yea exclusive Of the day Of such service and you s TO
N, aid within the time aforesaid The antN
10 this scop apply the Court for The shef demanded
the complaint -Dssd 18th July 1857
No ~ Pinest New. York City.
The ,orp,.nt IN the above, entitled 6le1 In
the Office of the Ce-k OF County Of Kings Of Brooklyn
.aid County, on the 18th day OF August 1857
A. v. ". VAN VECHfEN,
A, l.vsvTp Plaintiffs Attorney.
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!. xses P.ol s.s, s q S.isea
CANT PAUL, MINNESOTA. J. KNOX 4
~ Co, BANKERS
Bsssi Aussls HasA Nsw-Yesh, Ashss Bed, Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

DENNSYLV ANlA ILROAD.-
il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, eo1nsctins the Az
lsntc citiss Western North western and
Dstes BY Railway direct This Road also snnnecs
q Pittsbursh With Oily hne Of Steamer to Cd pofs on hs
Western Rve md ct Cleveland and Sandusky With steamer
70 ali ports % the Norh.we Lekesmaiins the moa
dyect cheap md reliable BY which FREIGHT en- b
forwarded and from the Great West -
0kfTs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and RIffSBUh0H.
FOODS Dry Good I'm boIe. bales sa1 tr.nhs, ies =
DTuss I'm boxes and bsles), Feather gar. no.:
sEcoED CLAM-Doncs.tc sheehne. Shifting md
f3ckfhs TN erefns bales Drugs lin cks Hard oenn$
ware Leather I'm role koIes Wool and Sheep oo =.
fets eastward h.. :''..:.'."";..'(
S,nap Class Steel Chsns I'm essks AZ ..p,.D
HemA Bacon Pork salted Goose or In sscks) iea
fobsoso. manufactured 4eept Cigars OF cut, DO
SourTH CLAsa-Codee Fsh, Bsoon, Beef and
Lard o. Hdla Soda Ash, German Clay, Tai, l"p'
RLouR-Bc p Dbl until further notice
oaAm-S5 cents p 100 b until further notice.
ooIros-e3 bale not excee6.s zoe weight unu fnrs~
10 .Sppns Goods sron any POINT s.st Of Phisds!phA =
= Pt.sbursh Win be tawHd.d without detention
Hpies T Assnrs-Hsrns, Womley Co, Aemphh Tenn !
4 Sass Co, 81. Louis; 9. Oaeihy Co, EvansvGis
nd Dumeri Bell Co.. and Carter yevett, Loahvns,
Tv; B. c. Medium, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co., and
kvwtp = Co. Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co., Lanesvn!A
Ohio; Leesh Co., No. Kpbyst Boston; Leech Co., Ne
Astor House. New York, and No. 70 south It., w.fonI
q }. spseder, lh,sdeiphis' Aser.v K00sA ss'a"'~
b. A Stewart, PitstpIsh .,,.
b. H. HOUSTON General Yrrisht Agent fhnsasveAs
a. J LONRAERT. superisteudrut Altoona p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE ffom NEW
~ YORK 70 RoCHEsTEI -Fhe ROCHESTER, and 9hN
EEEE VALLEY RAILROAD IL open and IN connection
with the Buffalo, Coming and NewYorh and kevYorh and
Erie Railroad forms direct route tom New York to hoohsstes
Of this together with The superior com
afforded By wide renders BY TAR the most desirs
bic between the above named eitea
TrIets can be procured = he and Erie Rslroed
Ticket Office foot of Duaes and No ss Brosdwsy also In
'sss3 Ssy s s. :ssssd sa.oSsn
dispatch Information desired In regard thereto
esp be obtained by ssAns General Freight Agent OF The
NewYork and Eie Railroad, Ehe Buildings OF O. TAPPAh
Rxpress Freight Agent No. los Broadway
No trains on Buffalo, Corning and hailfesd ~
Sunday. J. A. hEDIIELD seus~nsoodesh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

Por Freight OF Passage, spply 70 . ANN. ,v,
EDWARD X COLLINS. No. IS Wall't, kev'Yorh
BROWN sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
a WAINWRIGHT Co. Para =.
The owners Of these ships VII cot be accountable fo o
,sr h,cn spe de ewe,ry yecous stones metals u.ess
bills Of lsdns signed theefof and the value thereof e.
pressed therein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
TIVE REGULAR NAIL LINE. Va sroNnNe-

= Ion NJ bO6TON nd fhOvIDENCE-lnAaA rouss-
s:s:sr co ccsE sf S.s ~ s. j.. ss.. a
& G: "a scssos ~: ~
an ~.
Bsttery Place s ocoeh and stoninGtco st go
.: ys We my, q ss Ts trim SAss leave: soon
The COMMODORE from NV iOif rus.d.i. fSg,,.y ma
F.sent.m proeesd ron sonnSson PEI rsias.d 70 irov
depes snd boston IN the EIpre.. Maj T.n s.shns s,a
& d II. s iyf morning Ines North nd Es ~
ssnssIs th. prefer Ismsn on board The esn.i snieys
nights sndtufb<d breakfast desired and leave sna
hston IN the 7:l5 m train for Providence
eassemassr accompanies the steamer and Hsn nroaes
70, s. es Pr, init e s ss.le -:
The onios No. 10 BatsU place Soyemoes 10
CkNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ Connecting ct New. Hampton With the Delaware Lscse
and Western Railroad and 1t Essson With oe Lehss
TitE XRIAnGEMENY commencing o.. n, lss1-Lesvs
HewYorh for Esston and intermediate pisces from Pier No
North si,er st7t N. IL m and y Tor so~ervin' -
.soss H,n ka..Ss.s nth Trim: 9. =. Ne.
and,... ii u and Il . m, and ): 20 and p m
The Delaware L.ekswsnn. sad Wes,ern Rs
r. s "a 's' az ss ::s
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
md $50 ma m s'T Tss d.I: i..ss fo:ss. i .:
Ek. NJ SMITH, Rscever.
I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROV-
~ DENCE, ton ard .fef Oct 1877 Ir.in Of n
=. leave Hsrrd ,nsI The y. .hsrs Of e. E.p.s IT, IT..
sh s5f Nsv md ana
'' ''' springfield SAMUEL MOTT NOT su,sSnsad.a.
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER hRR RAH!Y G I. ,.r
rSs nsssc p.po. ton.I Of w.s ss and
$3.50 n...Msl TIsn for Albany stopping ct al StsaoAs
s:5 White PlAi.s Train: stopping at al ssAsona
wsas Psina f sIsn .: s1gDn Il
2so ?. m.. Wl.m'brdse Train stopping :. all Stations.
900 m... c.acn Pan. Trln, ,opyDs :. all Station:
d" p M "A''% VIZ oXaPsEII s.psSnisndse.
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
- DELPHI ,nd u. SOUTH and WEST " III JERsEa
Nd I'D .as , 70
; %sss. NO sS No nd II S.s
Washington in IN w eHS Pn s. a..n, soo.n..ndss.
.eSlsd ,ssn minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
NEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1857. WINTER ARRAN0E.EN1. 1851
COMMENCING DECEMBER Fl, 1851
Passenger Station In RevYort. corner zshss and h-sv;
'n'''n'' on " Trains LEAVE NEw-Yohk
Dor New.Hsven, 1870 s:eo m. ts1 l2%2 sac t:AG
ies and 40 p NJ for Mford Stanford FaiAels South
sort and Westport 7:2O m. l2: 4:2o Tor Norv.h
ESQ m. If:F, $40 teIl 1870, $50 m. Ycr pshes
nod Greenwich. 12o m. l745, 4:0 e:sop m 1os Stan
ord 70 p 800 CS Sss Nd a ~ s.oa. 80
i1''' ~" '''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston 500 te, s;lo m len Ior b.rtosd N.
H,sl Rsiiro.d 70 MoStr.., $50 m ts.J, .nt $40 ..
Ir1l 70 Northampton FOR Canal Railroad 800 n tex
md f2:4s D. " for Houssiopie Nairosd, 500 Bof
Nsuss.uch Rs 3D. 500 and $40 p. n Bos Dsnbu1y
md Noiw slh Rarcsd 80 . - sl0p IN.
JAMES n. hOYY eu1ertntendsn4
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As0nl.

HERNIA, or RUPTURE, permanently cured by
Ii the INDIA RUBBER PUssEs They are ssis elias.
tic and upsn different principle from any one net
,ted With tbose they have call snd them at No. liz bow
cry, New York ard No. 80 Grani.st Williamsburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

y Arsodes svmnaa-sAM JEL VAN vEeHfEN ~
IpWARD WILSON snd Jsns his wife, Samuel r Roberts
ara Abssl D. his v< eleen Jssnsoa md Sarah biz w,
Cssries Hsnnirs fstsl Farley huy fnonpssn, sss.A
Jsnn Ksiy Hugh Kelly JOIN Il. keyse John H Dcnnsay.
william LDsi s.a0i mss %Is.n 49, Ss ~ s.
B:nS SIMEON B. fitch, William g. Pnsh. W L.,A.n wlso.
Nd Eta his wife James Wilton and Issecls his WIFE, Miehse
Boyle and Elizabeth A VIE John swessy md Margaret hs
w. James swe.ny and Mana bis WIFE, George s~sesy Ed
v,rd sseepy phrey evseny Juaor Jsha noss and -
WlSh infant Q. tender Hs son Of Jane. WI SOC late Of
SER Comfy deosAsed vhose 10 nat
St6ni..iy srown Summon br resk-Com not served p
70 each Of the sboveBansd Defendants Ysu barely
required 20 the complaint IN this setsoa
hch VIII b. fled in The oee Of the Clerk Of the County Of
ssr at Kr sston In said county and to Of
sn,ver said pAi the subscriber 81 bs ONCE No.
N Pins.st the City Of New York vAia twenty dsys st-r
Ii, o this s,nnons exclusive Of the day OF
s.eb s.vyoe and VOC fail TO the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff In ts .stion VIII apply
- tbr Cowt relief desn dsd in the
New. york Asssss 20 1857
A. v W. VAN VkCHfEN Pisptifs Atsosney.
The plant the shove entitled setson filed with Ne
Crrh Of U.ei County Khs.tn TIE LEA day Of Ossos,
1887 v w. VAN VEChHN
dl ,svevTu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IUDGON RIVER RALROAD.-Ftom De

"OD6ON RIVER KAILRUAU.-Fr0m "
semb.r 1887 Trains YIN leave Cbsmbersa Station -
a4Iovs: Express trains ese n and ~ n HosIs
snsis so a m .nt $3.50 p. for PeetsAl $50 fee
Pousis.ps Peeh M and Sing siss fTsan. sop q ne Wy
Trs sr New. Yoh leave Troy Sis m and l3S and eR
!. 70 Albany Il and SIS m aAd and e;ie M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

ESOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA New
II IORT and YALL RIVER-7he splendid md supsstua
as.ms, BAY STATE CAPT Jewets, lesves NewYosA eve9
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY Of 4 oelosh m,
sysrv MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY & ooiooA
m from Pier No NJ r. he Battery both sosonins
Il Newport eseh wsJ.
Hsrester no WI be regarded secured - ~ PSn
ssnt urtn the same shall have been psid for 80
Srisbt 70 BostOa forwarded through with great &ssssoA
by an Express Freight Trstn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

T0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains going
IT..s ls.ve b.oskyp tos 0rsesp0n d ios ejOsss
ASGr n. br Benpstesd nj "a q. SO md .. N, ~
An Jsns<a Il 10 . n, so, bndsSHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
Wrean Gtfamers. ct.

ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA, for
AZ LIVERPOOL The EUROPA J Leitch Commander
wi sail from ne With the Mails and Pssensefs for
Europe on WEDNESDAY sd inst
~ amer will leave the Companys Dock It Jersey City,
with the Passengers ct ff and IL O'Clock q m
The PERSIA viii sail 9Th Jsnusry.
Il CUNARD No. Bowling Green-
EOR LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
Il steamship BALTIC. J. J. Comstock. oosmAnder will de-
Part with the United States Mails for Europe positively on
SATURDAY January rs at IL O'Clock her berth 1t the
foot Of Cans For Freight Passage having uDeqused
odstk for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS No. IS Waist
Passengers viii please BE- board at IL O'Clock All let
tsrs pess hroush the Post Once any others VIII be
turned
NerIcrThe steamers Of this line have t.pyossd water
tsht and has been spared
all good The thorough examination given them
proves their mode Of construction yet sae7Ialsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor

MARlNERs SAVINGS INSTITUTION, cor
MI ne, sd a, ana s.s-Monsy deposited b-fose The
IA, Of Jsnvsry v from that ass ct the
interest allowed all 81 eooe and undsf -
cert a. ,ums over the, amount Bsnh opss daily ron
n TO and "Wednesday and Saturday evenings ffon
49, ~ sjsiosh. THOMAS 3. srILLMAN Pressjeot
caa s NILES Vice Prsadsn'.
JsAAc T. SAITH, S~n-aIy
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 90
Warren Q, one door rom 0reepveh.r Interest Al "a.
r.,e Of SIX te) PER CEn1 90 hom el esoo Opes
aai,y from 10 m 20 p m and on MONDAY. 1HUkA
V. L. BUxroS. seoS W W. CONCKLIN Presidsu,
MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 3D.
WI .y corner sh.. spen DAILY nom A M toSn
and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY tom 70 o. n
Interest allowed 90 6eposts l. r. SMITH S@cr.t.ry
DOSEHlLL SAVINGS BANK, corner of I4tA-
HI a. and 9th sv will allow interest the rse offs per cent
al under o. 900 Opeo daily WM r. HAVE
MEYER President j. BhnKEaHorv, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

PROPOSALS. for LOAN to CHICAGO, BUN
il LIN0fON and QUINCY RAILROAD CohrANa:-
s.a rroposA vu received by the undersigned o. once
No "a CITY Exchange Boston mp 70 the sh DAY OIL Sen
nelt at O'CLOCK for loan OF StoNVS In money PS
NJ r psr cent on the OF Januay 1883 which hrst In
ssslhpent Company will rtnn without Issuing oona'
,heIefor until the last instalDent n paid ,o
Is Twenty eve p cent on the Kth o. seorSsI fssa
70 Twenty per cent Oh the 18th Of April, lSos|
20 Twenty per oeus on the 1871 Of May io's
100 -, -, -..u. ~ ~.
Fer which Sonds issued sgst each payment OF he
uhoe may be paid for In cash and the bonds Issued
For which the Company will Issue cent Bonds OF el
sseh se.d lit January 1885, with semi annual coupons anu
hsvhe 10 yesfs 70 run Az 40 ra.x -,
The proposals VIII be opened at the Once No = say S1
thar "a Boston on 8th day Of January next ocooa
"a m In the presence Board OF Directors OF the Com
psny Who via award without TO the highest espoho
Nc HaSr& .r,.... a.
circular win shortly be issued giving fall Information "a 70
Ne financial dition Of the CcmPAny ana 'ne 'o' VI ~
nv 10 be given for the above named loan o
by 0i'sf OF TIC 00A'' IpWARD L. BAKER tee.
Boston. Dec. O. 1s57. oYNStootnSoae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
~ STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-Ths seips composing t9is
Lone sre; The ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Edidse the BAL
TIC Capt joseph COmstoet the ADRIATIC. Cast James
Wet
Th chips having built BY contract expressly for Govern
pept service every has been taken IN their
passengers uneqRded for elegance and
Scoufort
The this lime have improved water light compa
and TO been spared make them al a. good
AZ new the thorough examination given them proves ther
mode OF construction yet unequAled .
Price of passase from New York 70 Liverpool IN srst cabin
Also in second do e76 From Liverpool TO New Yoi. 80
ia IN An exps,epced attached ~ each ship
No bert be scnred until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22
CKNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

r AND ROUTE-EEW-YORK to PROVl-
IL DENCE, la-On and sfef Oet % 1907, Trsin Of the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FIsHKlLL RAILROAD
sf leave Hartford ser the arrival there Of the EIpre. Inn
eth chevy erk and New Haven and NevHsven and HAt
Isrd md Springfield Railroads. which leave NevYosk st
SAMUEL MOTT 6uperutendepk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

ciEsEoH DRAPER Auotoneer.
10y SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 46 Pine-s.,
- Of William Regular Auction Sales at the Merchants
E.eAnse EVERY DAY Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
u Private SsleA
SALE THIS DAY, 1t I24 O'Clock. Bee Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

BASK OF NORTH AMERICA, NEw-YoRK, Dec. 10 1857.
A DIVIDEND of THREE PER CENT has
IA been this day declared payable MONDAY 18th Janu.
sIy sa The transfer books will be closed from Goth inst TIL
k2fb prox. l. SEYMOUR Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

cuf!ed, suddenly ms0o rum oas ifoih VIC oson,
and while passing the second mate the pistol
was fred, a. it appeared, q snoner 81 sne NV,
named Edward Freeman, who had said something
ds,pproypg of the course the mates were proposing
to adopt in putting Fraser In irons, but fortunately
the shot did not take effect. When Fraser got past
Lewis he sprapg into the main rigging, and vas aoout
10 lump second time into the sea, when the nfst maze
called out TO Lewis, the second mate, " Shoot that
man" and Lewis levsled the pisto TO obey the bloody
Injunction by frirg another OF the barrels Oh me re-
yoyer, when one Of the crew suddenly. pulled dowe
bis arm and fiustrated his disooncal nsennon.
number of the crew then made common cause with
III ser preventing bis jumping overheard, ana they
Immediately hoistsd blue shirt on the fore III, O.
siar al 70 her Msjestys ship Wellington that some OF
the sesmen wanted TO volunteer into her Majesty ser
vice as the best means Of getting quit of their engage
msf 10 sail In the Opheie, without mourning the usu
al penalties for deseron, or rendering themselves LA
BILE TO any punish or forfeiture whatever % provd
cd in the 2l4th section Of the Merchant Shipping Act
The first mate nssted thai they should keep down the
signal, but they would not. The war ship Wellington,
however paid no attention to the sgnd On the after
noon Of The same day the two men Fraser and Freeman
got en- shore, and reported the Gaze 70 Mr.. CIR. tse
ProcurstoY. Fiscal and q warrant having been OBJ
tsped the fst and second mates Of the Ophehs were
sppre Blended on board their ship by the Fsoals OFF,
Ger, assisted by Sergeant Dredge and three marines
belonging 70 Inns. Athole. Tho officers also found
the revolver on board fully loaded 10 the mlzzle with
ball cartridge, and even capped, and all ready Ior
action Lowell, the first man who was stru X has en-
tered or b,ard the Attole; and seven others OF the
crew have refused 90 WITH the ship .tsr whAi 1sy
experienced on Friday. On Saturday The fnosi va
engaged Ia making his precogniton, sad tos W.
mates are In prison swaiting the resak Of an ievssr
ioa. The crew % said 10 Do composed Oh nne s0'o'
orderly mea.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-10

SPEAKING EVIL OF ANOTHER.

Every person. whether good evil his character
times speaks evil Of Others But there essential difference
the way Of doing between the good and the evil The good
man speaks evil of others with regret but the evil does with
pleasure
sincerely desires speak good of his negbo and to
speak evil of him. then matter of he will speak evil
seldom and little possible But he take delight depe
catng his neghbor then his practice will be speak of his faults
and fangs often he believes the truth will sustain him
and that will be often, of The any speaks evil fire.
queny and if he the habit doing the presumption
is Though not quite certainty that he pleased with it and is
seldom and his usual practice avoid altogether then
the presumption is hough before quite certainty that
he is averse to ii, and is good man.
Another sign class of sgn of the motive and character
of speaking evil of Others the of doing it.
good will only do with reget and take and sincere
pains to moderate his judgment of the ev to make light
possible and to give little of bad reputation to the guilty party
he And above ALL if his gment of the evil itself such
leave for justification palaon of it. still it is evil
dent that he thinks kindly and compasonaey the evil doe
that he desires to do him good and evil But bad will
be inclined to the of this and will show this inclination
far he prevented from it by regard the judgment
which others may form of himself herefom His Words and
the Of every word may show that he delights exposing the
evils of his neighbor, and thus that he is bad man.
Why should any take delight in speaking evil of another
Is that he delights seeing him suffer for the ev But such
delight Internal and should be put away Or that he wishes
to magnify the faults of Others order that his may
be small in the comparison with them But this too is Internal
and leads the confirmation and pepeuaon of all evil For
ought to evils by repenance and the effect of
covering them by accumatng the evils Of Others before the
mind prevent repentance and thus prevent all possibility
of salvation at last.
To speak evil of another of the ways doing evil
him. We sometimes perhaps do consider that
responsible for evil done with the tongue for that done
with the hand But yet Indeed the evil done with the
tongue deeper and general rule than any that
can be done with the hand But may be said that is all RIGHT
speak the truth. No; that mistake But it is still said
right speak of any nothing than be deserves
he deserves the harm do to him, liberty
inAc is No have right chaste person because he
it, the obligations of Christian love- the duty giving
good for evil forbid. p P-New Jerusalem Messenger.