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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

PARADE OF THE FIFTH BRIGADE, AND REVIEW
BY THE GoYIRNoR.-The regiments composing the
Fifth Brigade New.York State Militia proceeded to
East ryew-York yesterday for parade ard field exer-
cise and as it was known that Gov. King would be
present there was large number of spectators, more
especially in the afternoon Tie day being very fine,
the military were well Represented and made bril-
liant appearance. The officers in command, with
their stails, as follows:
Major Cen Duryea stsa, consisting Of G., Steele Col
Cochran, Col Churchill Maj De Bcyoe, Ma, 1aHadgc, Mo-
Hustled, aud Col. Fowler.
Brig. Gen Crooke commsndins Brigade Imp Brewster,
Aid de Camp Conk, and Maj Ball
The Brigade consists of The 18th Regiment, Col.
Abel Smith nth Regiment, Col. A. NJ Wood; 10Th
Regiment, Col Samuel Graham, and I'D Regiment,
Col. NJ. Bennett.
They arrived on the ground about II O'Clock a. ILL.,,
sad reviewed about noon by his Exce!ency Gov.
hing, and Adiutani General Tow
The Governor was escorted to the field by the
Rlggold Horse Guards, Capt. Urban, and Kings
County Troop, Capt. Cropsey, and was received with
y Comnander-in-C Chiefs salute by the Duncan Light
Artillery, Capt. L. ID. Taft.
1he afternoon was devoted TO field mancuvers, in
which the military depored themselves in commenda-
BILE style, and were congratulated by the Governor
fon ther correct bearing and efficiency.
Capt. Hudson, L. S. NJ Maj. Powell, s. +. John
SOL, Corporation Attorney, and other gentlemen were
preser. by invitation.
Tia ground selected for the parade is level and en-
braces about fifty It's extent affords excel
lieut. QNpo;unity for field movements.
II was in contemplation some years since TO pur-
chase ;hc ground for the military, but property having
lately ssen in value in that vicinity it is not probable
that it can now be procured, unless at lsge price.
The brigade was dismissed about o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20
for the week and since January I:
1886. 1857. 1873.
Total for the week. slt37ei tLi7t7. 1919 IS,
Previously rrpoTted..... OlsiSnlj Sloi--o 4o's-'''-

Since jan. i....... 5,S6laT S579o-c9 SH'715ls
We hear of sales of sc0, 900 Treasury Notes at Z
cent discount for 3 q cents and par for g cents.
The Pacific Mail Ship Company at its last meeting
decided that II was expedcnt 70 send steiner from
Panama to California weekly, aud directed the officers
to ascertain the mes, feasible method of securr steam
boat service between New-York and Aspinwall
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of Stocks and Bonds
Will take place tomorrow wednesday,, at III
o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolays regular daily auction sale OF
Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow Weines
day,. a, L., o'clock, &; the Merchants Exchange
Tie business OF the Clearing House continues large
To-day the transactions reached -, $1,000.
The following a comparative statement of the bus'-
ness Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany for the month Q. September, 1873, and the same
month in 1871:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20


At IN adjourned meeting Of tie Presidents OF the
Boston Banks to hear and act upon the report OF the
Committee appointed to inquire into the Suffolk Bank
system, and tie management of the Bank of Mutual
Redemption held yesterday afternoon, the following
report was submitted:
The Commit, whom referred the report which was
the 9Th irst, with nstrgc'ion. Tor the COMMITTEE T.
confer Suffolk Bank aid also with tie Bank Of Mutual
Redemption, oI their system ~ conducting TIE bus!
redceng the bills OF ha Ks In New England and 20 re-
the adjournment or that meeting have had
the request f. and the time the important circu
lar the Sufo Bank declaring that the tc bas arrived g
surrender lie agency the heretofore conducted aud
that 10 Dsiiy cease and a. the time,
shall coutuuc receive from the
hanks heretofore subject orditiou which perhaps
be found necessary hereafter 20 make.
This determination the Srfok Bank entirely
ell 'hc for further dslt'l oa with T. and Places tho
business Of Tedeeug open 10 snd al competition, THAI
your Committee consider MAKE any further
marks In relation 10 these Institutions.
ra,tie. under change which b.
avoided VIII v'rysoon rcv-ip t,r aiy-'.-s@ sad
4 The Committee ask to be discharged rom further
usidcIa zion ~ the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

PRrT.E Ays,eIT.-Ah~at IL o'crck on Monday
evening sspu,e occurred II North Efth sree. t,tween
re men named Taylor G,.agher and Palmer in which NJ
Ta,or s' I'd by Gs- sher and Primer with ~ axe and
been and CIT Wy se.ere The p1s-e untfe TO cap
uras 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

Tx SURRENDER Of CoKSwALLis.-WsrronC Chap
ter, United Order OF Anlelcans, celebrated the 77h
anniversary of this important event in the history Of
the Revolution, at the Athenegm last night by ad
dresses, llusic, sc. There was numerous audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

Pal cortirre 20 aivlree Illinois Csrtra ~ a.''
49, .the r,o.e The WI o'o market, al'nnng' ho-
very oe,ive was brovar' Closing pTicss: f-'.N'
Ma. l0ilaiClr: M's-.uri t. = 81 Canton 81
o. Pepp.ylyAn,, coal, &C 2i6i: Canibe'ian Is!
,qi. NeuYork Ceuual, ~5eSji- Ere -. loii
Hudson River. asis .si. Harl-n, r. |i2l Reading,
F,la,ll. Nieb;,an Cspral y q ;, /; Michigan South
cru. eilq!ii: Gsalarieed, - 2 -; Paua IA, llyi
Ui'n.is Central ~ ~: Galess aia Chcag" 81 @S'i
Cleveland ard Toledo ~, s3;i; Chicago an' Rock
Island. eSis Css: J. Crosse and VI wauE|s, = L. Il
City improvement, 6ld6i; Illinois ren:ra. bonds,
~ az.
The Exchange uarli,i for the o..or steamer oscl
..eaAy 81 previous quotations.
Fr,iehts are rather fnner. Tie engagements to
Liverpool are 400 bale Cotton al 3-lsl a7-3!d.' $40
boxes Cheese, a. stesns r, at los. To London, 2"
Ibis OIL a, ~. 6i; 10 tuus Measurement Goods a;
20s. To Antwerp, so bale- Cotton at sc. ship Of
Geo TINS from MoJile 10 Liverpool at H., and It 70
Hsvre at e.. J, vessel Of 200 TINS from Barrel stake
10 New-Yolk nj s. 20. vessel from Norfolk 10 Dem
erara for, round sum- A brig Of 23S TINS to Jamaica
and bacs, a.. 500, port charges paid. 4 schooner
rom Attskspas TO New-York with Sugar and No
lasses. 81 = HID, under deck. \ brig to Bgeno'
1 Avres with Lumber at 81 q NJ.
The business Of the SubTreasury was receipts
! eI7S.9oi J3-<u,O0o from Customs. Payments,
! saC.5a0 -. balance, S9.cS, ~ %.
We an,e1 q comparative statement OF the Exports,
exclusive Of =, de- from NewYork to Foreign ports
for the week and since January /:
1856. 1917. 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

CoSfIDEScZ CAuE.-A person of good addrts' and
-carsce csed r: svstce Psers occ on Monday evsp ns
snrauce Coufsrv borrowed lev book for no use, he
ALLEGED Of The tsen iusurauto company IN y rand strce
The book was nc, returned and inquiry u wat found thar
lad payea the the CITIZENS lussfanoe Conn ny
tft he did on gus.ice Palmer. NJ has nat yoteen de,ecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

~, ACCIDENT At THE REsERyolR.- Yesterday.
,b9 ersssedi IN dssps an exe.yeion' ~ which Piece
IT, pipe. net he reseI' .. WI" Ore eat-e me
ne .xesyAton reached dePh O. Geep feet aud It
~ rr.e 4l+ioIs NlateNf to
e, fis, in Ano;hei 10 orsr az irslrisn had Of
n. sam, Tn deoe,.ee va, 6el,aaa
niury on body tn: evidence. ;hs' he wa, scS
0rrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

vreD,or AcuS.r - Is-sFaSct Co. ,'t. -,
re circuit couri yes;e-day IN acton H0's,, =
rla b. Moreu again. 'le I'o: i',rr, ss =. 80. ~.
pary wa. decided II favor q r'e.ai Tie II. va.
t bro1ct far he reeo, cry M.a GEO to which '9onu
bnildrc known T.. Popl'- Han was insrea N sns'
company. Az insurance q 5000 hal eso been l ssc
~ 81 ,yas destraycd by fire in the Winter oi
1876 and The companies agreed 70 cree; re-" build
i, ~ W." 10, e 500 They erected he building. bat i,
was claimed by plaintiff that the bndins was , NOV
-, "a rc0 while the old one was valued Mt $J,OO".
~ - r.rde,ed a verdict for the id.I aln0O !,
1lajneG. a. against the Irving Company, with 81,
interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

The sorngton Fall River, and Norwich lins ofsssnsn a.
not arrive until ate this Tuesday, morning being detained
the Sound By a dense fog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

} q Crosse 4 MI. K. Z 3,
} miL 4 Ms. Railroad. nj
} Ncw-Jers.v RsilIosi. .lss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

row The Sub Treasury holds so,lbl ISL, against
ST. last Saturday Money unchanged IN value.
One Of the banks which had lost CON TO the south
called in some Of their demand loans early n the week.
and for day or two there was little furry in the
ket and loans effected at AZ per cent but yes
terday lowest Of the season were again current
We quote can loans on al kinds Of stocks at per
cent: frst class short dated mercantile paper
(very scarce) 81 Az good paper, longer date AZ 8;
lower grades s. &c Exchange Europe has not raj
he'd The business done for the Africa moderate and
little was done for the Ariel. Sterling has ranged from
1904 at which very good commercial bills have been
Sold 10 the highest bankers rate francs have varied
from 5l6to 5,l3Z
The imitation the stock market which in full blast
at the commencement of the week arrested on We'd
nesday AS by common consent number of the largest
operators for the resolved to realize and threw their
stocks into the market is generally understood that
the lots of Mssours and OF New York Central which
transferred holders in the Of this process
were very large indeed $500 Of the former and 20
shares of the latter are estimates The leading
bulls unoaded, like manner other stocks in proportion
ate quantity II speaks well for the market that should
have taken these large amounts Of stock and wthstood
the efforts of old bulls depress prices after they
had sold out, without greater decline than has taken
place. But truth the outside buying has been larger
than is popularity supposed Men Of throughout
the country turning the dividend paying list the
Stock Exchange the hope Of obtaining interest for their
money during the winter And while there can be no
doubt but mprudent operators will lose their money by
udcous purchases of worthless Stocks there appears
be why the exercise Of careful dscrimna-
the purchase of stocks should not lead to prota
BILE results. All the State stocks and most of the rail
road bonds will pay their coupons and some of the rail
roads will pay dividend this winter 1--WE presume there
be doubt about the Central dividend for instance
and if money remains cheap il isthe best financial
authorities expect to be rather cheaper than dearert
natural to expect marked rise in all securities that
purchaser present prices may fairly expect TO make
the dividend and sch out early next spring for much
as he pays for the property now.
State stocks rather lower than they on Tues
day they stand about where they stood last Saturday
The fluctuations the market will be understood by a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

srypAY, Oct 3l-5PN "
There has been but little dong In the commercial world
during the past week. But for the movements IN dry
goods bore aud the south the operations of
the week might have been summed ~ IN a very small
compass But prices are, anything rather better than
they Sugars &c &c. higher than they were
week ten days ago. They firmly held al the nd.
vance though transactions have been Moderate Prov.
sons arc rather doarcr and during the week
have shown signs q activity. Coffee again higher
with moderate sales, and ARMY bcd al the advance.
Teas have been quiet without change 81 prices Flour
has advanced from 10 Is cents barrel and - in fair
demand Cotton Is unchanged in price At tbs port. the
receipts the southern ports 80 900 1as advance
q receipts date last year and sbolt $500 600
specie has been sent 10 New Orleans aud other cotton
porw IN oonseguenoe. Some estimates prodoatcd on the
early receipts and ne weather down tic now crop 40
high 3scc 600 bales. Our weekly mortatons Of dry
goods have been large. al 23eosS against $40 sol fs
same week Ia, year and the quantity thrown on the
market 81 221 ~ s2ol 2l2 same woe as year
has been large We hear however II out few arre
transactions some orders from tie Sonth are being
iobbcrs are not the market yet Price. are generally
unchanged. both for foreign and domestic rUos
The foreign mpor, trade ~ the port m tho week shows
q large Increase ket year At thls uuc N 1857 the
Cisis had psrayzod trade and the import cntr, stood
bm little higher than they we're NJ same date IN 1856
W. evidently preparing for M active and vigorous
trade spring The comparative Custom House tables
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
Port Of New York, October 81. 1856.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Borussa Ham, Traunann Hamburg Oct Is
Southampton 18th with mse and is seerage passengers
Steamship Empire City Griffin, Havana Oct 70 and the Bar
a via svan. h with %dss snS to Ro
Pickle Reef with yreekers so1ssids stripping her
Ship Panama Hensen Galveston osts with cotton, to Hen
ss Ms Ges S shsn
Shot A %S wood skins
&c to Boonen Graves Co Experienced heavy NE gales
Oct r. lat 49, lon "A 90 passed odenous brig Nep'aue steer
pr e ya.moah S g, Crosby % ss 49, g
spoke ship Bobert Harding from cacu.a for Boston nh
Sreatfas during heavy swell from wassuddeny struck
~ y been ensS
nshand sh bearing WV miles about Ss ,ss An d
bar where the seamtng Ocean came to the pilot boats relief
Brig sr Windsor days plaster
Brig King ar, Conf, Hisooro, NIB days with plas-
ssh E%p,fR B HGss Corvallis rs days. with p0a
schr ocean Wave Br Lockhar Windsor, Ms, days, with
sshr vaughan Clifford. Georgetown Sc, days, with
Schr Jonas smith, Lynch, wilmington NC. 10 days. Has
has heavy weather The whole inst or Ia. = lon
from St ubes for New York with salt and cork with
pumps hoked and feet water in her hold The crew had
her the captain and men brought them port She
xmsincs this city Had experienced Succession Of gales
since leaving s. Ubss had decks swept lost eoas &c
sehr Bergen Magee City Point Il days. Experienced hea
schr I il Hanaey, Hammond; Baltimore, days,
schr Harriet, King, sullivan; : DAYS ,os.,s
s ssr Nasa hsshs sr Ts sS EasRSs
sehr Martha Martha Maria, Ellis Salem, 2dsys
sehr Seneca phin , Boston on for Tro Troy
sehr Admiral NickeIson, Boston session. for Troy roy:
sSs s Gaaee Bates soson ss' aesay
on from Cape May Capt Franceve and eleven
the bark Carlo Mauran abandoned on the 18th about
Steamer Pelican Aldrich Providence.
MISUNDERSTANDING ship Doctor Barh Meyer, hence fol
se hsrr sn on nh the Of oeopsr in lat 50 and lon
during violent gale from NE been move on her bean
the main and mzzep opnas s n N. order to right s
the 2h At night and lasted until Thursday thu
buiwak had decks swept received other damage Afe
s had srs ss se to the
e. at about PM fell in with boat from the brig kaooial
ali OF ias who
be Tey h S sosd and
this port Capt Hayes reports that he sailed from Cuba
ed TO stahb Co. Of that place and the oath PM
heavy from Ne the vessel hove her beam ends
M up s s
h about o"i M feet se Waa hold The aremss
lying along side stove large hole IN the vessel causing IN
stopped Capt and remained the deck, saosistoi
ns s r nn TseS me
e 1 s w wGa ns py his ne
steamtug Achilles, Capt iiennessey
BELOW.
BaS Native ei OBI i Ss Trask from
Brig Fornax Gardner q days from Havana-by pilot boa
mag SAILED
Bark Masonic Galveston; brig Chesapeake, Cardenas; seh
From Quaranineseanshp jamestown. for Norfolk &c.
Wind during the day Sw TO W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01


braccd about $50 300 barrels al ourquoatons southern
-four IN moderate demand with sales Of about 500
barrels, closing within the range q our quotations Rye
-four steady with of $50 barrels figures
Corn M al with sales q $50 barrels Of Jersey
and brandywne II figures; puncheons Of the latter
held sci Wheat quiet while prices
wiihout change a moment. the transactions
incd 10 about 600 bushels embracing good 10 prime
white southern at 81 A. 81 50, and white Keuiucy do
AZ 81 10. Corn heavy, while the sales embraced
about ~ Geo bushels including Western mixed ut sc
tsc. eac., the latter figure for small lots Of
prime, yellow Western NJ 75c, and white al SOC. Rye
quiet Barley sold the q about 5000 bush
als, at 7sc for fair state Oats hrn with sales of
state Al 45c isc aud acc 5oc for Western and Cana
CORR quiet. hut FIRM sacs Of 200 mats q RIO were
made ~ losic. l11sc.
CcrToN.-1he sales embraced about 2 900 bales about
$50 ~ which we're - transit The market To- parcels 20
arrive was easier while Tor lots the spot prices
Fu1GHS-To Liverpool 80 bales u cotton were on.
gagcd, compressed aud uncomprosscd, at 3sd. 732d
800 boxes cheese az rs Cd for -four and grain full rates
asked To London 70 boxes ~ tobacco taken
At - To Glasgow 10 tons of whalooos taken 25s
To Melbourne Australia IS packages u tobacco
taken nj 25c pcr foot measurement To California
ranged from q i,c a 32c per foot measurement
Hay was quiet at 45c a bbc per 100 lbs
lRoS.-Scotch PIG selling in a small way at &c.
Hors were IN fair demand, with some sales Of new al
i2c isc. old were quot at a.. a Tc
MoiAsstS-Salcs oi 200 hhds mnscovado made al
23 2o0 do, TO 20 out Of market, private terms
NAVAL S1osKssma sales Of spirtf tnrpeniino
ported Al sic b2c at The close b3c was asked sales
Of 100 nils. common rosn were made, a. arrive, at
81 CO. Crude turpcntine was held NJ 81
Ous were unchanged, and sales Of oil kinds light.
IroysIoSs -Iork-1ho market was heavy and tr prses
irregular the sales embraced about 200 bbls includ
ing ~ ile 70 SIC so, and and old prime
sl3 80 sl3 ~ slA. Beef steady with sales "
about loo bbls including repaeked western mess al
SO 90 f12, and extra sl3; country prime and
unchanged. Beef hams were quot prime mess
was ncuual Bacon WIS without movement Cut meats
dul and Tie abronce ~ sales az moment prices
were nominal. lard was FIRM and the request good; the
embraced Geo zoo bbs. AZ 10iac 1850. Butter
fif tefand NJ pc TIC. for Ohio, and state NJ
12c 22c. CDc,sc &C. s1c The latter figure FOR
choice.
srCsRs-we give tic lolovng statement Of The stock
In ih.s market % the st of November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

Anniversary Of the First Methodist Church.
The services in the John Street Methodist Episcopal
church yesterday unusually interesting, being the
anniversary Of the dedication Of the church, in l76s,
which the first place Of worship erected by this
fuental denomination in the United States
The Rev. J. p Newman pastor of the Bedford street
Methodist church preached in the morning. and in the
afternoon the meeting addressed by of the most
venerable and distinguished minister's Of the Methodist
church among whom Rev Drs. Bangs and Mitchell,
Professor Madison and Others The Rev. Charles +.
Harris, converted jew, and the stated pastor Of the
church, preached in the evening, his subject beng
Nethodism Christianity in Earnest The discourse
worthy the occasion and the man, who is admitted 10
be Of the most eloquent and fervd pulpit in
the United States and by reason of who's minstratons
"Old John street. is fourishng like green bay
The audiences throughout the day large and
posed principally Of the fathers and mothers the church.
who, in sympathy with the venerable gentlemen who
spoke lived over the memory of years of CHILDHOOD and
recalled the "reminiscences of youth when their progenos
led them to worship within those hallowed walls,
Grated By the pey and virtues of the standard bearers of
what has now, from small beginnings, become the most
influential evangelical denomination in the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct. 3o--6 p. NJ
AsHss Small sales made, including pots al &C.,
and pearls at csc.
BbEspsTrFpS steady fall OF rain nterfered
with business while the Gales Change were
moderate The transactions M about barrels
closing within the following range Of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

KEY WEST, 2,-The schr Brilliant, simmons (before
Of the wreckes) has
completed her repairs and is how taking beard her cargo Of
molsssss.
The Byzantine Capt Gleason has completed her
hoard her Hour and IL ready
for only waiting the arrival of the Judge 70 settle
salvage
The brig Workman Capt land while voyage from Bos
Mobile with assorted ashore on Loo Key
the night Of the 10th On account OF the weather the
wreker did not board hr unit, the morning Of the 1h inst
She driven high the rect that the wrsckers VIII be
compelled nearly entire their vessels IL IL
though that the greater pat Will be saved undamaged rs
biged when the weather has
moderated considerably CONTRARY TO the Opinions Of som. Of
oldest experienced wrfokng masters the brig
Workman has been got III the reef without iigh'ering She
lay aground IN feet drawing and the candid belief OF
no had visited her that before she could he estred the
wreckers would he Obliged discharge her entire but
22d the wind blowing heavy and
from favorable point With heavy press OF sail on the brig
he forced the reef and arrived here the morning
Il The I'D met Capt Land has compromised with the savors
&.ysp she sails to-day her port Of destin Atom
The Suchi Alderman ~ the Louisiana Tehu
pcpec Company arrived u days from New York via Norfolk
fefnhDdna she been ashore Ling Key bar, about
miles from this place but am informed has received no
injury She took IN Goals aud sailed On the 9Th inst
The -chr Florence Mayo oi Brownsville Sears with cargo
a. mahogany from Mnattan NNork arrived here the
2Utb SICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
SARITINE IyTELLISENCE.

- ~ Al pceka9es and letters i,eaei FOR ~ VE@ sosK
HERALD ah0uld be seOlcd.
ALMANAC yoRK--Ims
SON RIsTs. n morn u
tuk SETS. 80 HIGH wAJER.......eve "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-25
isrELLreEScE-A Boston gentleman,
Pdon, writes thus Of Mr.. Spurgeon, the

iSrELLrGEScE-A Boston gentleman,
don. writes thus Of Mr.. Spurgeon, the
Preacher: M =
last Sunday morning and heard him, at
All, Surrey Garden, and found. after
outdid himself even in his discourse,
reason, that his heart was very glad and
.il tell you Why. The proprietor Of the
'hem for concerts, and feses, and all kinds
sements, and they had agnred, or were
Pc, to let them for some kind Of public
IT. On Sunday evening. Mr.. Spurgeon
as IN the course Of his remarks, and
le had been able TO prevail on them to
said he could not possibly preach there
they we're 10 be thus desecrASed- Thus.
ping there ON this occasion was an uncer-
eek, he was over flowing with joy that the
removed, and alluded TO il specially IN
nk'ng God for removing IL Thus, al
pu breaches as scceptsbly e. ever and 10
throng<, he even outdid himself His
PIKE Is: 10" Likewise I say unto you
n the presence Of the angels of Coz over
pat repentesh." As ever, he deals in his
manner with his discourse, the theme
npathy Of Heaven with Earth, and the
pc rece.' e on bearing h.m is that be il
p ssnt By God
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-25
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTI
STENCIL PLATES.

EVOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS, &c, CUT
II Order, the lowest rates, by BURKE CO., lob
JACKSON STRICT, ALsoNames cut Ia Cop
per- for marking clothes, books with ndelole ink.
Borders left with the publisher Of this paper, VIII q
ways be promptly executed l0z-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-25
THOMAS SPENCER.

General Merchandise, and Commission
Honolulu, Oahu, l.. constantly on hand
description Of goods re-
quired by whaeships and others.
Shipping all kinds Of groceries, provisions Sc
the lowest market prices
II Money advanced for whalers bills at the lowest rates