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spJSJrOF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIHITOF THE MORNING PRESS.
Tn. Union says of the bill introduced into
the House of Representatives by Hop. Thos.
b. Florence, "to equalize the army, navy,
and marine pensions :"
$50 far as we have observed, there has
been a general expression Of opinion IN favor
Of a revisal of our pension laws, to reduce the
many acts now on the statute books to gen
ersl and perfect system, which shall treat al
branches Of the public service with equal and
exact justice. There can certainly be no coed
reason why greater liberslity in granting per-
sions shall be extended to one branch OF the
service to another; each imPeril their lives
and health in defence Of their country, and
each deserve equal rewards"
The union, in reference to the BnteifiSsn-
ccc's article (noticed in yesterdays Star,
headed CA Fillibuster InueIdO Refuted,' -
says:
"The InteIliyencer is quite right in express-
ing the opinion that the shameless insinuntiCn
of Mr. Fabens's counsel did not require con-
tradiction. The alleged letter which just .
fed the charge, though repeatedly called for,
has not been produced, and cannot be, for the
simple reason that it never had existence"
The Intslfigencsr has a communication
upon the Submarine Telegraph from ger
tlenan Of high intelligence, who suggests as a
telegraph rival to those which it is not impos-
sible may, at future day, be exclusively in
the hands Of an enemy, line starting from
the island Ouessant, Cf the western point Of
France, AMI running to Boston or New York.
Says the writer:
g 1t is liable only to the objection of greater
length, and the writer Of this article is very
sure that If those now adv coated may be laid
down, that also can be laid down. Tie Gulf
Stream would rot be entered. The line would
run TO the Grand Bank of newfoundland at
any selected distance from the shore, on such
depths Of water rs nj ht be preferred. Lieut..
MauTy's chart OF the Atlantic shows this if q
matter 50 simple need proof. II is obvious
that FROM the Grand Bank to the south side
of the English Charnel the line will ercoun
ter no obstacle which would not be met in its
going TO the north side Of the same channel.
The same plateau is common to both The
line from Boston TO the Grand Bank Is the
simplest and easiest part Of the route. TIE
vessel from the United States could anet or
upon the Grand Bank and hold on 70 the nd
of the cable without trouble, ard sail fJr her
eonsort from the east The end Of the ca BILE
IN such SEoal water could, IL wished be proved
and picked Up When convenient. There is not
negative evidence even to show that the diff
ference Of length would interfere with the
passage Of the electric current"
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THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.

THE ELECTRIC MAGAZINE FOR JANU-
l. airy, 1857, is emte lished with a splendid
Portrait OF the Emperor Of r ussia, with graphic
cow, another Of DR.. Chalme:s s, in addition to a
Tch table of contents served up from the F oreipn
Periodicals ard ready for lis fiiends and patrons
Ii should be In every library-on every centrs-
table The electric has IL numt ers of i44 pages
each; ~ or more fue Portraits Of Celebrate Men,
or beautiful Engravings by sartain-eheap 90
cents each-Ieavihg less than 81 for each of the
three large volumes, with titles a. d indexes and
nearly 1900 pages per year Of choice reading and
permanent value Price S5 Cheap enough
Please order II OF once, by Postmaster Postage
cents on each number. Gent to any part O! he
country The January No. begins the 10th vol.
ume. Now Is good time TO subscribe Addres Z
w. H BIDWELL,
No. Beckmau street
BURLINGTON, Agent. feb Il 3ts
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

n THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill TO refund money advanced by
the Sta'es Of Virginia and Maryland to the
use of the United States was passed.
a bill was passed for the relief of Captain
Alexander Montgomery; after which the SEN.
ate adjourned
In THE House, variety Of private bills
were passed.
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liar PER'S WEEKLY, NO. Z, FOR
L Saturday, February lith. Contents: Our
Adm nistration of Criminal Justice Murder WIN
out; Rejection Of the Dallas Treaty; Shall OF T
Con.umptives Stay or Co. A Recent Murder !;
How they order Trials in France; Indelicacy;
The Submarine Telegraph; The Man about
Town; Chat The Age Of Discovery; Intercourse
with Brazil; Domestic Intelligence; Foreis n
News; The Dead Secret Notes and Queries |;
Death OF the Devil; Agricultural Items Arts
and Seize ,ces, &c &c &c lsinf ly5 ents Yelr-
lY $3.50. 0eb l4l FkANCk TAYLOR
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AND THE UNION The
~ Liberty Club will give their Third
strand Cotlllon Party, at TEMPERANCE HALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 10, 1857
Tick is FIFTY CEN admitting Gentle
man and Ladies, o be had Of any OF the members,
o. at the door On The evening OF TIE Party.
feb I0-lW&
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsmai~isg IN ths Pest ObIes, wasAtagton, ID 4
EbyNdyf IL. 1857

T Ord. red to be inserted In the EVENING srIR:
II beirg the newspaper having the largest circu-
laion Of any daily psper published in Washing
ton
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INAU6URATION BALL.-rHE
~ Highlanders viii give grand Inaugu
ration Ball, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms on WED.
NESDAY EVENING s, the ath Of N arch. As the
Com n ittee OF Arrangements win be composed in
part of our best citizens to aid the Ofcers OF the
Company, the public may rest assured that moth
Ing will be left undone on their part to secure
pleasure to all who may favor them with their
presence. Tickets-TWO DOLLARS
Jan 17-W&s1lt Bv order Of the Committee.
-A COURSE OF LECTURES ON
8S SYRIA AND THE HOLY LAND, by
Rev HALsEY DuNNINs, OF Baltimore, at the
ASSEMBLIES CHURCH. corner Of Massa-
chusetts avenue and Firth street, Feb uary 18th,
10Th, Goth, 3D. and gath.
These Lectures (ave In number,) will furnish
descriptions Of Syria and the Holy Land made
from observation by the Lecturer when travelling
in the East, and will be illustrated by large Tran
sparencies, presenting accurate views Of all the
most important localities described Exercises
will commence at half past O'Clock
Tickets for the course, 81; Siesle Lecture, 25
cents Tickets can be had at the principal Boob I.
stores In the city, and at the door Of the Church
feb 11-W 6, MATT
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PIANOS FOR SALE.
TWO SECONG-HAND PA NOS FOR
Il sale very cheap at ME1ZEROTT'S~@1
Music Depot. One for S. and one for TXTfY
Also, one second hand MELODEON.
HIT
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
- Course Of Lectures 20 be given by DR.
REID, r X. y. T. &C., on the " Progress q
Architecture In relation to Ventilation, Warming,
Lighting, Fire proofng, Acoustics, and the gen
eral preserva lon OF Health" These lecture will
!5h, Monday 10th, Wednesday 18th, Friday 2o;h,
Monday 2}d, Wednesday 18th, Friday 9th com
menciag at quarter before O'Clock feb IL
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AHIBERNfA CLUB THE SECOND
~ Grand Cotillon Party Of the Hibernia
Club will take place on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, February 18th, at TEMPERANCE HALL.
By order Of the
feb 0-TuTh&S& COMMITTEE.
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mat failure Is impossibl--rules for daily manase
msnt-an essay on SpeImatorrhoea, with prac,icsl
observations on safer aud more successful mode n,
ireaimcnt-pr cautionaIy hints on the ,yi results
rom empire al practice; 10 which is a tded com
IN sntaiss on the dis Asses Of femaIes-frcm nfanrv
10 Old age-each case graphic a'Iy illustrated by
oe1uufni plates Ii pOints cut the n m ed es for
those selfinficted mi cries and dsat oointed hone.
so unfortunately prevalent i'm the Young H,s !
ia niui adviser 10 the married and those confer me-
plating marriage. Its perusal is particularly recon-
mended 10 persons entertaining secret dorbts n
their PHYSICAL condition, and who are consc me- ~
having haza'e the heath Happiness and privileges
10 winch every human being is entitled 10.
fnce - cents per copy, or five copies for 81 q,
ma naned free or postage to any part OF the Uaited
states, BY addressing Or. LA CROlX. fpost paId, }
a Gany, New York, enclosing 25 cents
N. B-Ihose who prefer may CONSULT DR.. LA
Sh0iA upon any OF the diseases upon viii his
DOCK treats eita' personally or by mail. His med
lcl oien cure in the sholt space Of six days. and
completely md eIt rely Eradicate all traces Of those
aisofders which copa va and cube bs have SO long
oseh thoueht an andnte, 10 the ruin OF the health
oi the .uent. His "Ffench Secret'' is the great
continental remeny for that class of disorders which
unfortunately, Ply scians treat with mercury, the
fretrievable aructio1 ofthe pauents constitution
and which all the tsarsararlla In the world cannot
cure.
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feb II d&wlyt
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, 18th February,
there were OF Treasury warrants sntercd On
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE q. W
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Ii prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort viii be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-n
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k~nSaT REV. McGILL, BISHOP
tbe-. OF Richmond. will preach in Ct Ma
;ao, nuteh on next SUNDAY, at II a m Sub
Ject .keal Presence - The Collection win be
iof 'ne osaeat Of The Church Of Richmond.
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The Electoral Vote Of Wiscopsin - The
recent debate upon the question O! counting
the electoral vote of Wisconsin--the electoral
college Of that State having been prevented
from meeting and acting on the day appointed
IN the law, by storms is so replete with inter
es., as we'll as Importance to the future of law
and constitution, as that we regret the want
Of space in which to spread it before the StGr's
readers. In our ulgment, it wss clearly
demonstrated that it was wrong to receive
and count the vote in question, and it is to be
hoped that the protests entered by the oppo.
cents OF their reception will serve to prevent
recurrence of delays on the part of electors
anywhere to leave their respective homes to
discharge the sacred responsibility devolved
on them, in time to be beyond the reach of
accidents from food, or any othe' such cause.
IL Is hardly possib that The subject will
aga come up for Consideration by he pres-
en' congress, which seems to be a. a loss to
Aho" no" 70 dispose of it. BY common con.
sent as 1t were, /: was ropped in both Hous.s
yesterday, after gentlemen OF all n.,,;., :,
congress nd taken occasion to make il anna.
rent that on recurrence of such n st.t. sc
things, from any cause whatever, those el.ct.
ors who fail to comply with the st ic let.sr oe
the law will lose their vote, as certainly
would have been the case in this ms ancs had
the vote of Wisconsin been ma.eriaI in the
general result.
The FilLbustefs in New York-The act
Of the District Attorney in produ in the let.
ter from the Attorney General of the United
States, unequ vo ally and pointed y cenying
aud confuting the ridiculous humbug asser.
IL 'ns of the counsel Of Fabens, &C., imputing
to the Prssidspt N interest In their Niesrs.
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INfED WRITING PAPER. Static merry
4 Of all kids, fine Gold, and perforated Pa
per, at ~ -. FER6USON'S,
I'D II 40 7th street
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Galveston Custom House Tho bids for
the construction ofthis work have been opened
and are now under examination The con.
tract will be awarded in few days.
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TINE GOLDEN LEGACY, A STORY OF
Il Life's Phases, by lady, 81.
Xenophon's Anabasis, with explanatory noe',
by X. Boite, g.. For sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
feb u BOOKSTORE near 9th ST
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"A YOUNG LADY FROM PARIS WISHES
"A situation in private family to teach Mu.
sic and French. Address v. r. 4, Star once.
feb 13-2t*
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GENfkeMEN'S PR EsENf CLOTHING
~ madeto order at much cheaper rates than tie
usual city prices. Our assortment Of Cloths, Casi
meres, ana vestings bsing large and complete,
we Invite particular attention Of purchasers.
WALL q STEPHENe,
feo IL 322 Pa av., bet 9th and 10th streets.
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IL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised edition OF
$50 pa yes and1S0 plates. Price
2S cents a copy, A popular
and comprehensive traati.e
on the.duties aud casualties IF
single and married life hap
py andfruilful alliances, mode
Ofsecuring decentralization
and infer lie ones their oh
Walton aud rem0val-ncrv-
Gus debility, its causes and
cure, by q process at once so
simple, safe, and effrctuaI,
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MRS, =. A. BROWN, Sd STREET
I'A betwes n snd New York avenue, No. rs
Is prepared TO do QUILTING In the neatesi
style It*
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Wants.

w N f ID. "A GOOD COLoRED OR
w American Cook. Apply at the Ice Crean
Depot, corner OF F and 18th streets lie
ROOMS ED.-PARLOR AND RED.
Rooms, on or near the Avenue, bv the month
Address &C. w - CITY Post O0ace. s,ating
germs ana location. feb Ia BE
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NEW GOODS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPEN.
w ed this day our new supply Of rich Jew.
Elk Y, etc., for the seas IN, and call psrticulsr
attention TO our unusual large stock Of
DIAMONDS,
PEARLS,
FLORENTINE MosAIcs,
STONE CANOES,
CORALS,
CANOES,
LAvAS, ETC ETC,
mounted in the most elaborate and latest stvIe
Our assOrtm snt has never been SO complete as AT
resent
III We shall take pleasure In showing our
GOODS to a | whether purchasers or not
IL SEMKEN,
Dealer In 6ne Watches, Jewelry, SiIverware.
ana Plated Ware, $50 Penn avenue, between OH
and 10th streets 6eb IL Ion
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MARTINS WHiSKEy.-.5O BARRELS
w Martins kentucky Whisky just received /,
and for sale by
feb IA 3teo BARBOUR n SENMES
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NEW BOOkS.-MA6DALEN HEPBURN,
~ by Mrs Olvphant; henry Lyle, by Miss &.
Maryat, daugh ter Of Capt. M the Two Lovers,
or Sisters Devotion, by author Of Twin sister;
Don Berna'do's Daughter, by w H Ainsworth.
FERGUSON,
feo IL 4S6 9TH street.
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MET NURSE WANTED.-h REsPEC-
w table married woman with fresh breast Of
mIt cantoo;ain situation by applying immedi-
aueiy 81 the WEBSTER HOUSE, Louisiana
avenue. feb l2.4ts
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FOR REnr.-A PIANO FROM KNABE
Gales Factory is for rent at a verye--nz
moderate rent. Irquire at No i6} IOthSTET
street, between K and F. feb II 3tx
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
PROPRIET AIRY MEDICINES !

PROPRIETARY MEDICINES !
-,2 A LARGE STOCK OF THE MOST AP-
K proved Patent Medicines just received at
CITY DRUG STORE.
sARsAPARILLAS.
Townsend's, A. H. Buli's,
Guysotts, John Bulls,
Sands, Turner's,
&c, &c, &c.
HD M e. III S%
WRIGHT'S. MOFFATT'S,
BRANDRETHS, JAYNE'S,
LEES. COOKS,
ANDERSON'S, AYERS.
MeLANE'S, GRAEFENBERG, &c.
BITTERS AND CORDIALS.
HooHand's German,
Richardson's,
Blake's,
Stoughton
Mofatts
Spanish Mixture,
Morse's Invig. Cordial,
webber's Invigorating Cordial,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Wistars Balsam,
Buchan's Balsam of Life
Jaynes Expectorant,
Syrup of Naptha,
Turlingtons Balsam,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Hunts Rheumatic Lniment,
Hays Liniment,
Opodeldoc,
Garglng Oil.
Pain Killer,
Russia salve,
Holloway's Ointment, Jew Davd's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, Shoemaker's Plaster.
Parreiras Italian Remedy,
Thorn's Extract.
Tarrant's Extract
Setzer Aperent,
Mothe's Capsules,
Punters g
Scdlitz Powders
Flavoring Extracts.
!? 3 z e U III e r "
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFCM-
n cry and Toilet Articles, of the finest quality.
Lubm's R0uSeIIs 4 Bazil's Extracts,
Cologne, Pomade, Hair & Bears Oil,
LILLY WHITE,
PEARL POWDER, PUFFS,
FANCY SOAPS, WASH BALLS. BAY
RUM ROUGE, HAIR. TOOTH AND NAIL
Brushes, in great variety, Shaving Crci n,
Shaving Brushes. Dressing and Pocket
Combs, Opera Glasses, Microscopes,
Spectacles, &c. &c,
and thousand other articles too numerous to
mention. If you want to get good article at a
low price, call atthe
west side of Main street II. A. FAGG,
Weaver, July Is, 1857. 26td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY, LATE IN THETUNGA-
- rtan Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to
the goth regiment of IIonveds. Chief Surgeon to
the military hospital at Pesth Hungary, and late
lecturer diseases of the urinary organs and dis
eases of women and children, has opened his In
situe for the cure ofall forms of private diseases,
such as syphilis, gOnorrhoea, nocturnal emissions,
and all the consequences of selfabusc. In the
first stages of syphlitic or gonorrhnal diseases,
he guarantees a cure in few days without in
convenience to the patient or hindrance to his
business. When patient by neglect or improper
treatment, has developed the symptoms of second
airy syphilis, such as buboes, or painful swellings
of the groins or ulcers in the throat or nose,
which, ifnOt checked, destroy the soft parts and
causes the bones to mortify, separate and come
away, leaving the sufferers hideous to behold
or when splotches and pimples break out upon
the skin, or when he has painful swellings upon
the bones when his constitution is injured so as
to predisposc to consumption or constitutional
diseases, the doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In rheumatism. chronic or acute in dysintcry
or darrh9a, he has safe and effectual rem edies.
For the treatment of the consequences of self
abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness,
timidty, headache, pains in the back and limbs,
with general weakness loss of appetite, loss of
memory, injury to the sight, restessness confu-
sion Of ideas, dislike for society, and feeling of
WEAKNESS Of life, with the nervous system SO excl
table that slight noises shock or startle the pa
tient making his existence miserable. For the
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee cure
or ask no compensation. He can be consulted
free of charge and invites all TO call as it will
cost them nothing and may be much TO their ad-
vantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

Ark Preserved P7iy,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES

ADVENfIsING II TIE ATLANTIC STATES
l.. 2. f. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part Of the Union Of
doing so at the lowest rates and in prompt and
satisfactory manner 33td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

PROPOSAL TO RAISE THE CENTRAL AMERICA
Some wag who might have chosen more fitting
subject for his humor has the satisfaction Of sec
ing lis ridiculous proposal of raising the wreck OF
the ill-fatcd Central America, going the rounds
of the press as serious proposition. This is ba-
sed ON the assumption that the steamer lies in
only twenty eight tathems (l6S fcet OF water
The idea Of anchoring in the open Atlantic, in a
locality VIGOROUSLY swept by storms, and operat
ing with b-marne machinery is absurd, even
were it known whore to look for her. But IL is
by no means certain where the wreck lies No
person living can denote within tn rty miles, the
spot of the disaster or how far in the stream she
drlted before she reached the bottom. 1t is well
known that she must have been in the Gulf
Stream when she went down, as some of her pas
sengers were picked up some five hundred miles
northward a distance they had drifted in nine
days after the fatal night of the 18th of Septem-
her. The truth is, not only the officers OF the
steamer, but the masters of the vessels which
spoke her in her distress, were ignorant of their
position, owing to the continued storm which
prevented their taking any observations for two
days preceding the time Of the wreck. 1t would,
therefore, be as idle to attempt to designate
where she lies, as to think Of operating upon her
with submarine machnery.--AHa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
I" One More Unfortunate,

BY Il. J. LEAvITT.
One more unfortunate
SINNER Of gold,
Rashly importunste,
Slipped from my hold!
Others before it
Have gone to their rest;
But this seemed the nearest
All, this was the dearest,
For this was the last.
Look at my purse
No longer curse,
No longer blessing,
Nor anything worse.
Take it up tenderly,
Lift it with care,
Looking so slenderly,
Feeling so bare /!
Touch it not scornfully,
Think of it mournfully
Gentle humanity
Not of the HEFT of it
All that is left of it
Now, is mere vanity.
o, for the holidays,
O, for the jolly days
Once | enjoyed
When from each tawny fold
Glittered the shining gold
Then the dear friends of old
Hailed me with pride.
Alas for the rarity
Of Christian charity
Under the sum-
While | could tack with them,
Friends-I'd no lack of them
Now turns the back of them,
Every one!
Sadly / gaze on thee,
Fearfully muse on thee,
Empty old purse
Wondering amazingly
Whether my case will be,
In the sad days to be,
Better or worse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05


THE SGPoY MurINY.--If the Intelligence com
municatcd to the New York HeraLd by CORES
pondents at Calcutta be true. says an Exchange
Lucknow has been captured by Nena Sshjh. ard
another awful butchrry OF Europeans been per
petrated. We recoil with horror from the con-
temptation of what must have occurred. The
record, Of cannibalism afford no parallel to the
hideous barbarites of Cawnpore and Delhi, AID
similar scenes of atrocity. we suppose, were en-
acted at Lucknow. With the rage OF nfuriated
beasts aud the vindiclivc fcrocity of devils, the
Insurgents multiplied the agones of their victims
The miud grows faint with abhoTencr, in read
ing a recital Of the crueltes inflicted Murder
Their mldest f0rm Of U,ngtdnce
How any civilized man, any human being who
recognizes his relations TO his fellow, and has
within him any human sympathes. can feel for
these loathsome. bloody butchers anything but
detestation and adherence, We cannot imagine
Read this:
Children hare Jeen compelled TO eat the guivering
Gesh Of dir murdered parents, after aohich hey toee
literally torn asunder By the iaughing yfends who
surrounded them. Men in many instances have
mutilated and before being absolutely killed,
hare had to gaze upon the last hiSonor Of Their CUes
and daughters, previous 10 peing PIT 10 death. But
really we cannot describe the brutalties that
have been committed; they pass the boundaries of
human belief and to dwell upon them shakes
reason upon its throne.
The righteousness of British rule in India has
no connection with this matter. We may admit
the rapacity shown in its acquisition, and the
rigOr practiced in its government, without abat-
ing one title Of the deep damnation' which is
due to the barbarous natives for their awful re
taation.