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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-23
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Twelve topics ..--..-- u Y"
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ter of Unite or IN livilnt interest be inserted
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FIVE ThoCSiND foCR HUNDRED PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
NJ GNIFlC ENT sCHEM
ua.ux
EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMBER
APpRnyIMArInN pDIZFs
5 400 Prizes amounting to ........... S32O, GO
Whole Tickets 80; Halves s.; Quarters s2H.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,

5, 100 Prizes amounting 10 ........... S32O,GO
Whole Tickets go; Halves s.; Quarters s2H.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from | TO Jl,n11. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate sps
of pIr are encrced with small tin tubes and placed
The frst s' Prizes. similarly printed and encrcied
arr placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time a
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited 10 the audi
ence, and registered by the COMMISSIONER the Prize
heing placed AGAINST the Numler drawn This opera.
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Appro xIrnatien Prizes.-The two preceding and
the ,So sarceing NUN rs TO those drawing the trsi
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II 80 draws the
s0eo Prize, those Tickets Numbered ll2s ala, 1851
and lls5s will each be entitled to sI9 If Ticket No.
20 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5Is
SO, js, s5a viii each We entitled to slJG and on ac-
The .So Prizes Of so will he determined ry the las,
figure of the Number that draws the soo Prize. For
with No. then all the Tickets where the number
ends u win be entitled to go II the Nuner ends
in will he entitled to ssn, and 50 on toe.
Crtcates Of Packages will be sold at the followne
Certificate OF Packsss Of 10 Whole Tickets ssn
{" iS9@ar;sr Is ;,, :. :. ........:. ..: .
In ordering Tickets or certificate enclose
the money . our a!reSs for the Tickets orier.,., ~;
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
u.ay designate. -.--.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State.
- Remem' er that every Prize Is drawn and paya.
hle in full without; deduction.
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after the hrawing-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty lavs.
All communications strictly confidential.
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entitiei T., will I've published after every DRAWING, in
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. NOlile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, At
lantl Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
aud Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and
Paulding (Niss0 Clarion.
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WABASH PACKET-KATE sARCHET.

S-II IL - THE steamer KATE SARCH-
- ss-sssC1-lE EFT will run regularly from
n-A - Evansville In the Walash trade
navigahle. shippers may rely on her ma King regu-
their orders. nov is-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y5AR!ON HtRLAND's NEW BOOK
MOSS SIDE,

This work fully maintains the celebrity Of her othe
books, HIDDEN PATH and ALONE.
at lOcti Ell D0BELL'S.
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.

HHvE have in store large aud complete stick
eS all sizes Raised and sunk Panuei Pian and
Moulded Doors: all sizes Window >ash-plsin and
check rail all sizes Window Blinds, with rolling
slatsmale from the he-: clear Pine-kin dried-sea-
s0ned, aud WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK, for sale
cheap tor CASH, by GEO. FOSTER L. co.
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MANSION HOUSE,

. w l.. y VII. l. T.. y DI A y A. {.
S.F. WILSON, Proprietor.
Former Proprietor of Mansion House, Princeton.)
sepll 6ms
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CUM JELLY-a splendid article. For sale by
" Y. II. COOK Y son.
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For Rent.

1.-TWO neat, comfortable, roomy Houses IN good
neighbOrhOOd, in the upper part Of the city.
Apply to j. H. HUGHES,
octi.-f Next door To Branch Bank.
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STOVES AND TiNWARE
A Great Chance for Bargains at
J. SCANTLIN, Jr.'s

.E-ON MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.-&t
THE subscriber having purchased heavy Stock Of
Stoves efOe the pani hnds himself ut this season,
with surplus, aud rather than keep them til
other autumn, lie h resolved put his prices down
prime cost, and this time he will sell article in his
present Stock his customers the price the man
u!acturers ~ the wholesale.
His Stocl; OF Stoves anl Tinware Is &c, and en-
braces every variety of article Ia his lire his pres
en offer will give the people ia town and country the
best opportunity they will have in long time se-
cure bargains. Those farmers AMI others who may not
need new Stove till next year. viii mske good in
veStment To buy and keep the purchase till they
need the Of il, for il will save them % 95 per
cent in the cost, VIII ch is ger interest tln they
make in any other WY with their surplus funds.
Every one disposed 70 purchase is invited To call at
the Stove Ware Rom, Main street. next loor To
Marble Hail. directly opposite the State Blnk, and ex-
anime the StocS, AMI loos at the arsains offered.
noy5S-ly JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
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A Chance for n Bargain,
| pLEasANTHOUsE AND LOTFOR SALE.

HwILL sell my House and Lot on First street be-
n tween Walnut and Chestnut streets AT a baTgain,-
The Lot is 4 feet by 80 feet. offer il al s2l less
than the tax valuation, aud viii make the terms Of
noyt-tf FRANCIS KEssLER.
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PAPER FLOWERS.

A DELIGHTFUL ann ,emcnt f1r Girls, in boxes
~ continuing a variety cf Paper Flowers with one
Of each m1ie Up 10 so how it done. Only cents,
) uSt receied ~ T.. y. DDEELL.
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LOOK THIS WAY.

n HAlE just received a splendid assortment OF
n blank Book Paper Of all the sizes. which an pre-
pared 10 get up Books az the shortest notice O. any
tdlreh ,l'at may te wanted, with or without printed
heid- have Blank Books and Bills suudry Away
i, on band. Give VI. L. JOHNSON a call befjre going
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THE BIRD OF MERCY ON BOARD THE
ELLEN,

TO TIE ADIrUk UF Tdk HBKALD'
Thinking your numerous readers might nke 70 know
The Of the singular bird taken by Captain Johnson
Of ,he bark Ellen, The afternoon at th, lash Instant
and which induced him 70 dsviae from bis COURSE
and thereby the means OF his falling In With such or
the passengers and Of The unfortunate Central Ae
Yica - he saved Isend IL you.
The bird, have doubt, frigaso pel,oan (aho
called the man Of w bird, BY salors) -0cAyp1A oq,i
and u figured and descrbod In the volume
Of Audubt ms hrds Of Amersoa, ootAvo edsOn, p. TO-
where account OF II habits b given
v. g. AUDUBON
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yNos outside without being fired a. Oatsids he fov1
oe sOo SKI solJiors, whose Ioyay Quesssoaa3be,
arc we only d.enre Of the Europeans agss ,hsn were
wvsny or eighty In aid ar,iler Amongss The o.
AZ one limo mutny n he Akhs sas auorehenAso ISnv
ob,aned oases.isn Of .prt-ous liquors, bsosns drunk
sDd riosous, and howed hko ~d beasts For three sao-
the f,r, awaiting DEATH vhe Euro ,ean nan suudsd
ihem each with revolver In hs hand expocsips -
they continually di an aaark from ,ho akhs Ne HaV
thyiling descrntion Of hce terrible scenes Noa
ortur sisy the Akha sbssansd om any ago whs No
Europesns were IN the fort A. soon - opportunity q
an ocmbsts u down 70 nAcu<Dy and Mr Hay Il now
bis way Dcrics 10 oonmuni1e 70 ths Missionary
alien them.
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Treasury Instructions.
70 COLLECTORS AND orHR orYrcRRs e1 rH


CLANS ron RsYrrs prrrps-lcr Arer,r 9, 1s4e.
rRxssrry DrAEnrvs, SspS IS, 1857.
Vim view 70 the correction Of any errcseous practice
shs United s,cs for NE rsurn Of duties alleged W have
been Illegally enacted foreign merohan fise imported
under Ne rsveaue avs NE s.ssuon Of collectors of Ne
ne power and sushedy given 70 the Secretary Of We
ressuyy ~ NE second scos OF NE providing for ,hs
ls4e rsstr,csed IN srms V oass where Ne duties
shave bean Illegally exaosed.n
IN decsicu NE supreme cous Of me Uaisd sAles,
wen q a., b declared - fciovss-
Where 10 ..sa Rro... ssl,as .ysei.l s Ecuna q o.
s sa.s q a dss K: =. G =;
NE rss.rsy ,s Ro. q Sss s = N s a' ss,pss y
p,s ssguiss nd docs sos S1 ~ prosss spSs. . s.j1
ss / s Ala ne tS,y % s.a i 70, sssy sIssss !, a. but ~
law has susadsS ns 20 va o. deciding ne question:.
therefore ssay snjoDed upoa oolso,es 70 furniah
unlcs accompanied by The vcssss required By hv, -
construed IN he above judchl decsoa We circular In
strucons q ihs department No 70, daed June 9 1851,
sucos OF resulauos In csnn,cs shsrevh being hereby
repealed.
ny decision Of The United aases Circuit osurl for NE
ssrn District OF Pennsy sAna, ~ ooobsv term, 1885,
sss bean declared hsi sracos Of fses for ncenss
SssSs . :. n =. s.S Or psrs oss q c.ss mo nav,
gable rivers and bsys and rAnspovns cargo by tse ad
.,c .,s "a .ns .s ... sGs sSss.
fron ne O rss asd hospital nossy pssssd NE
-. % .Ss,. ::s s.; .ss an. u: s.s ss ss DC: Z
mains sssA eSassss ussss ne crsunsssscss rscssd;
-so s,. ss q. s sesos
uoo 70 them Tor return q ne money exacaed, suoh OH
csrs are authorized and lnsrscass % prepare and sasm
ne psopss cs,S,sa y s%s.s u hs several go Tor sAs
HOW'LL COBB, sscrssayy cf NE Treasury.
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mroHrArr TO LANDLORD AND ynAwr.
sTr. n-k~cdra Meyer -. q ko~.-rhh vss -
action ev oss quarters rsss es houss pre-
ses atuaAed In ths village of rcmpkinsvlls, stasen
hAsd, sousens 70 sioe - due NE In Of Angus LED.
n appears that Mrs.. Hubw, hs defendant hired the pcs
nsss 10 question hon plaintiff By hssrumsss In vrN
ing under seal, cs three years nom the ars day Nay
ls, Il Ne yearly rsat q st2s, payable quarterly The
icase silent - 70 are; hat b, there Ars oiause In ~
me defendant entered Into pcnemioa Of emsss and
ccsnued In possesxou of hsm until about NE mdds Of
Jure lat when thsy were destroyed by nre and ne has
pcs bad pc1entca 81 nsm nnoss rhs psinun offered 70
ake - for half Of he - quarters rent and releAse
hs defendant no s balance, but he refused 70 &C ,eps
The oev, asd plaintiff thsn ccmenosd this sctiou 10
cover ~ shs m aussssv ne Judge decided MAJ NE
plaintiff was entitled 70 recover; and In delivering HE
opinion, stated ths vel settled prscipe of Las and
equity IN this sass nc vithstan Va ihs scsrng hardship
ihst the tenant bound V ccotpus pay mens Of rent asr
he desyu or o. The promises by fre uslesa there
express covenant In The esse relieving him from, he rs
srensibihv. (see nylcrs Landlord and r. $50 There
beiSs covenant OF saAs hlnd IN ,hi, sse therefore
crder Judgment for The planun for ce 2 me mt d
me rens claimed, and COSTS Of he scrcn besides sn sS
tn ccwu,
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Drsoklyn Csty views.
10 rHn nDrroR or TEE HERALD.

n your sue Of his mqning. undew The heading o. Gases
seued ron saJ hs' ae lcss peadin{ go q ocous
..,vntrsi -. ,sw>e ,s~r. rs.t ~. srrs~- -
rAnged. 30 alec he libel axArs HSck wAy 4 Ho~an
rded 70 impose upon readers and mi vou vi
favor by stang hat he whole statement n ~
particular fer setueme-t dsoontruance
s cc.cerped have sny time do nov
requisite retrscions puolshsd and damages paid su,
rfnrwed that p Narfv leete's counsel did
case and has n marked The o. serds without the
o myself att~reys shsdos of suthrriy from
AMI legal source whatever These sus were tns d.y
erred by cmseri o. counsel. 70 referee. ~ r. OO0Fa,
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STATEMENT OF JAMES TRAVIS.

I now reside d No l2i avenue d, New York I sse
sn reading some q no neats Of passenger from
- CssArAi AnsrsA, avsd In ths brig MArns tAai false
nsrssaon hes gos abroad with regard 70 he conduct d
- crew Who manned Captain Hsrndoa's bssi On thres
ssparsas srps ren Ne usnrsi America 70 ths brig ~
about two O'Clock In the ansrnoon Of saturday, the l2h
in Captain Hsrndoa gave orders 70 Mr. Van Rensselaer,
= sisay away Ne boats. Mr.. nysr, . quArssrmAssr,
- tArss nen shsn conmenoed 70 clear and lower The
Ds ansr quassr boaA Captain Hsrpdon thoa Told hr.
Va RsassAsr 70 oieas and lower lhs captains
ID, which vas NE slAyboard an quarter boas
nb vHs done, and David Raymond look charge
e hs~, By Ne eapsain's order, having . crew con
nUung a Robert Long, another quars<rmAsser.
inward Brown, yAnss GAlAher and myself James Gal
lahss vas passenger, beng ssni 70 the United
nAas BY ooasui 81 AspnwaI when she captains
sssa IVES nrs. lowered she Was nearly sv.mpsd under
wSy her when clear Of he steamer under her
bevs again and took In women ave children and
sss.s and paoss % oa board ne srs ~ ssn ~ oas .sd
hah miles 70 howard Of the On this occasion
S.s ~. s ~ E sa nssd rs- a J.
bssrd himself We then rowed back NE ship ana took
- four women and sins children Al this nms Long
ne brig Ssa Hy fsur ss dead . iss~srd, ssi -s rss
sss s.s : .y:. 70 .sr sS ssssa " ss
vsr ovsrco.s Win labors bon board and n The
N. r.. d a sss = ~ % q: :.s ssS
hssr 70 reach NE asamsr, tnis the n rd time. when
"a 90 aioassds NE bcai vas jsmuei assns. shs ude q
"a some Of her umssrs ssarsd s hss began % ieaS,
anA had 70 90 ~ men v wsvk - bals her oul yui
sansr sto ~ bcsi, asd cAp Hsrsdcs oslsd 70 us 70
sA0ve or NE boal would be swHmped. mo brig Ma
q. .ss ". ~ sss d:sd 70, 2 e :a.s r,:sasa
% nso s.s Ss. ~ss s :. sss :.s:: ss
.ss ~ soss Al Az Ne. . 70 o.. q e. ss ana os
UAVain Bari and NJ Ashby Ma. shs could ssvsr i've 7.
=: & Y; J. ~ .yss m a. sas
vAaoA boasvain Bank commanded s Inc brig forty nvs
n.sts before We "a alo.s.de o. ssr she - tine, a.d
n = shs vsut down. NJ. BiAcks boas manned By
fan wsv bui n our snfssbsd saAs oould MOI rsaoh
I sss.es svss - n g Ss.n ~. ssr ' y Y, us s,s ..
-, ssoosd onosr Of NE Central America.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF THE LOST.
fhe following NAMES Of passsnssu Known 70 have bcss
- board NE Central America, and supposed 70 be ost
vhsh have mol ~, besu publishsd, were Communicated
- yssssraay By one ofsh rescued passensss'-
o. ys, q f;s... =
Mr. Jerome, OF Panama. enS,nseY.
nr. nyssr, Of PhiladslpAs; leaves wife and shrss
r.!np -, . slasn.In, nom w~v~viIle, Trinity
ssest 70 ihs oaacs q NE rssassa Rsircsd oo~psny
Aycrns man (.sms uaksovn) fro~ wssvsrvile, oAn-
fSrss youns mes, Who had bee. shlpvrecsed on NE
sss fsvu and we're being ssns home By NE American
A~c.s ne p..ssrsr. q K. osusrsi .sro. Known 10
- n.s we nssrTA snies, wss NJ eecvEe esu Of Jsr.
~ uv He hes besn absent In CALIFORNIA; FOR about swo
ksa CITY supposed 70 have sssn board me N aasd
nss"snip os'sh Amsrics, - hsy -ers srpecssd soms
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during the NORTH rbe published ss do contain this
same but ber families exuemey fearful th1 thsy
may have leFbhod unknown yes shethev there wose
Shr Iavl and NJ Whituey-are In great stao VI
anxiety hsiY fate mo list Of those cst
does not them, and win be impossi6e to tell
for days vhe'ner tho board or po Coeor
two persops from Pasen On, who expected homo
Aho feared are among the lost
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CAN THE HULL OF THE CENTRAL AMERICA
BE RAI4ED2

said that Tho Boaod Of Unier writer's have opened
uegotiatons with he Boston Submarine ASmor Company.
hav for their obsot the rSisg or the hal Of he Central
America supposed 70 No in twenty eight fAahoms Of
water. II the position Of hs wreck be clearly fixed
the ppeoie whicA boar1 would Afford rsh reward
70 The operators. ,houshs that the spot who k lies
be made ont from the tsot that us tain Hondou
poed 70 have given the position 70 the vessel which re-
fused 10 come 70 his relief
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THE CENTRAL AMERICA.

In calling The attention Of the committee Of merchants
appointed 10 reward the brave Who as the rsk oS
their ewn ves oued many 6 the passengers Of sah
Inflated steamship, win you please further mention the
noble fellows VIM manned the hat boat which len The
brig Marine for the snkiug steamer but unable
reach her, owing her suddenly going down. Some or
sbese sailors w0FhLg their passage, being
unconneoted with the OonrL Amorca, deserve grett
dit Tor volunteering. Tho gallant Ar. Fraser, thiok
vouch for this RA3f RIVER
NxW YOpK Sent u 1857.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICA.
~ooooeocro~ooeo0>oo>>
xhs Schooner that was Spoken by Cap
tain Herndon Arrived ut Boston.
.>o/~>>>or~>~S>o~oc-~.><So
~ PlCKED UP NONE OF THE PAssEHwRS,
GC. &C. 10.

THLEGRAPHlC DESPATCH FROM BOSTON.
BosFos, ssp< "A, 1851
mo schooner Edorado, Of New York, Captain Sons,
nsm aalvssssn on the 2sd uK arrived here I, day.
unpsAn Stone reports that the 1lsh nsk In Ia 20 49,
IN. 70 90 he experienced hurricane ffom the 70
dannage.
~ half past SIX O'Clock r. Of The l2sh, whom IN ~
g. Ion II 10, spoke the steamship OsnrA America,
blowing very heavy gale u The ane rom the n w.,
md heavy running; passed her BY, whom distant
shoas one hundred feet and laid too until $50 ihs
nsrning ef ths 18Th. Her lights disappeared u 74S
s'csook p. n. Of The 12h insk
uArain sloue then wore the ship and ran NE
spos - posdble but saw nothing Of the steamer pes
ssagsrs He wore she ship every two hours, and man
w. stationed alo u daylight but could discover nothing
H NV three other vessels lying by, q which was
- bark Ssxony
me other two were undoubtedly he Ellen and Nainel
CAPTAIN HERNDoN's LAST MEMENTo TO
HIS WIFE
Yesterday NJ. Payne, Of California, called On Mrs.
Asrndn and presented her with watch which had been
entrusted 70 his care BY Captain Herndon, Of tho ilfAed
Steamship Central America II seems that this brave
eeR knew well the into that awaited the steamer but he
ssned 70 desert his charge, md preferred dying to
wing the disaster. But with death stayDg hi q in he
hcs he could not but think Of his family, and he
6usesd hs watch 10 Nr. Payne, 70 be presented 70 his
Wts % . token OF aneoton Tho fate Of the gallant
HsrHdon win long be remembered and mourned.
ADJOURNED MEETING ON BEHALF OF THE
SUFFERERS BY THE CENTRAL AMERICA.
ne adjourned meeting Of ths committee held yes
sday afternoon, u room no. 10 Atlantic buildings, Wan
siFssI-Pslstah Perit, Eq., in the chair.
O motion, was resolved 70 donate $50 10 Q French
hdy and 500 10 lady with three children.
TAs CnAnnAS stated that Captain Richardson was a.
rsady engaged in exAmniog The OF she ooors and
9s~ d he Central America, and that such should apply
10 hin .. the ssameas Saving Bank, corner Of Wall and
Psari streets. He n assisted In The investigation by
Captain Badger and the second o1Roer, Nr Fraser,
man, 70 90 10 Wsconsn, was voted 4l6; also 10 Mr.
=. (rsfused yeae erdayl 1Uo
An invitation nom Wallscks heasre, rendering the
f has theave and h Her ms services for the benefit
q ~ suere, reco we'd and laid over, with soknow
gentleman IRON ruAburs was voted 500.
About e2cCo addinood was oolisoed yeaerdsy.
Nesting adjourned until ten O'Clock today.
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Professor Roger, q he Unit Sases, With one hundrsd
and any me0bcvs OF the British Scientific Associaeon,
hiey in session In Dublin, Hospitality esstsed ~
he Earl Rose, q hh casue near Prsososn, Ireland
On the bsh insA
yc Lvsryoo Ne steamer .qrcIs & IN 49, ~, Z
Artiey, nim Poor, Mr. and r. q rcor bosnn, 80
Asnvcrh Cnescs ssmss pun r cosss I.vr,orrvuass
John Breuuan and wife Manchester; Capt Ting nru
g,rsev srd chs Thovuasfon. Kuevn, Mees hP@rL
rrsni Pm fps James Iendsn rhomn Res Jossph Ven
sec ~. ~. Ksrtucsy nessrs Rhsrds and 6ec
anydsr ~ Louis p slsvers Deto,i AdmrA onMn. lSsn
ssus r;rup,o; Buss Bolcn Lcpdon q a wshsr Q Lo.
srS r~ Ter Ihrisiopher Biydon krgsnd Lover 9sm;
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ssmiiy WIN wIlsor. " l. s,ewrt = smhh hober Ansey,
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An American slissio.ary's Experience In
India.

me Rev. NJ. Hay, the American mssiosary, vho VITA
bic vie and two ohildrvs, narrowly escaped death 10
India from NE musous sspcys and vho hes arrived In
England IN The indian mail paokes Rlpou vfn his hmly,
presohed In The Indspsadent chapel, Above Bar South
amptos, On Sunday evening, OH inst, 70 crowded con
gregacn. in bic sermon Mr. Hay described the ponton
Of The 6eids o. labor which The three great missionsry
sooietes had mayked out for themssves The American
Board o nisnices, 70 which Mr.. Hay was attached, re-
stcssd ise6 70 the northwest provinces OF the Bengal
Presidency the beadquartsrs OF the rndaa revolt hr.
Hay was hinssn statoesd n ATahabsd, where thcrs
wire schools, colleges and ~ int'pG prenes, AID whMe
from the latter he Christian scriptures were iwued In
every language Of The surrounding 90 ntrss. rhs whole
of he missionary wopery a Alahabad, worth floooo,
had been destroyed, and ESQ 900 worth In other prs
bs,osSng 10 The ms scciesy had been sacrinoed
exacs1 three mouihs ego Sunday night that mas~-
ore Seventeen Eassh cce ou OF iwsuty three The
men table At AIlahabad, took place. A the breaking
out d The mutany in that place ali the Europeans VINO
were not masaacrsd ned 70 The fort for safsty. Ua
rovsunsely many Of he natvs Christians dd moi deem
\ necessary for msh safety v enter ths fort, and
kbey s0d their families were appvchsnded ~ the ausho
vity q he nouivies There families vere ncavcsyaaei
and exposed 70 evsry insult and pv ration, while the
native Christian mins teschevs we're pu, lnso tbs
public stocks, and exposed there for nearly week night
and day, wib scarcely sny refrsshmsns while savage
Infursted hrscs oen words over them
end thrcstenrg them with thc most horrible mutlsvoa
unkss they fcrsvcre their Christian ish and snbracef
xohounsdRnsm. Toe Europeans we're bbcksded IN tas
for FOR 10 dsys drrng which time ,hey could not 20 30