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-. 4. ,ols me be didDs. y 90 sosOA .. -btss-t,

sla.ge, be tolls me se ciopesD 20 SD1A ts vbtasW
az ave Der any money she G nc. return Ssy Of 70
~ ssd be wan;.d me 20 a 20 Jersey CITY with NM
4 told Aio vcad co. when EonA bsard ma, .oe
ps3e g-es ilss, ana core my clothes % pTsVeh-
hem gong rs9 oN 80 stairs INTO ;he ySiu' ~ ;ss
ssnt sfsr me- v" knite bit oeI ohue c.uns aid
ssd kncIhso hef fu.O the mud, the pohee 49, 80
teek Ger 20 Tue FONTS; Mr.. Langley os1' "a MIN
tsen and as' ed we wns: was the met'sli go and
Emma sas mad eectuse we were so'"sss SevsI mind
ss, keee my Mshh and we went to Jersey cry
when 40 %. 10 tbe Ferry ne had oniy &c % a. mt
re lSekman 81 %, gave man aboS - Amer. IN
U<truLbs or the beat, ana ca" ia NJ, 1sme or the
FH..l "a Jersey City; he eLeI"u IL - we went
49,. ,%.bs boiel +" j. r. Langley ana ieHy 80
- ~, rooun and he laid down ana ven "a hs,,fr
whes he swoke he SAID lie IroSg 81 NJ. of ssd
- ~ 49, sait I'LL we get 20 Phiis1eiphlai De
"a ~ would not 60 step further III we ~e'e iI'
red Here the girl laughed he1uy' Soc Then
80 I'm that l would not marry hlmi he ssked me
~. l3ye him aid " Yes, ike you well econgh
"a fr;epd bat no. well enough 70 marry you. III
\ wanted q husband should not choose sd0h say
~ fool ~ lie. He said, " 1--we you-e4t u you
don: want 20 be my wife, ske al mat you have got
kt r. tsr good friends, Kiss snd 60; 20 kissed
hm right before tie chsrntermsl1 shook hshds1 ana
ksa nv trunk put BIO hack aud left; then went
Ao.e 70 No. - Chestnut street; the OLD foo aiter
Aft kaLkered after me 30 mu,h ne s4id L@ thought
yss he nees. girl ne ever knew thSt ne wen. oah
- FINN. Hoysrcs 10 Try 20 find nae: while .5ere they
10. him another girl; as he had no money he gave
howard his gold waoch 70 pawn; Howard raised -
% the watch, and s. on the chain, and Kept the
Money: suppose when they found lie rad DO more
Dsney they Kicked him out.
Ofoer Elder entered the room AZ th.s juuc:u'e, sDd
asAed he girl # che had any Of the mans money.
Se p,oteyed she bad not whereupon be produced Wv
u Virginia money which she hsd EFF at an exchange
sabee, hep: by q man named st. John, in Chatham
street. for security She then sad that, if the chances
ware that she would 20 10 the State Prison, she would
marry Langley; che knew if che could zee him that be
would be glsd 20 marry her.
Howard ard his woman, out Of the proceeds Of the
game had bought new carpet chest Of drawers a
Auesu se: Of chairs and other furDture all Of which,
together with what Mary termed her dry gcods,
were seized and given into the hands of the prop
sry clerk Mary protests that her mar Jack IA noted
California runner mad nothing 10 do with the matter.
6be ssid that if she hadn't loved her man 20 well,
ske rcuid have married Langley. The Southerner
ssys he has been swinded out of 81 900 All the
partes were taken TO the Essex Market Police Count,
aid committed for conspiracy.
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xah. se,e.sihe si tnodsrs,e Prices a sr,,,a...
- 20 ,s,nIvsp this mach pIosrsisd brslcA Of IA
Tbs al. Of HAvspa Leaf rsased betve.n y .Dis
an an paroel OF god ysnArd At 2oc.
srocx OF SPANISH T0sAcCof O.
Havana Cubs SasrA Y.,, -
STOCK on hand Feb. I. lGSs bales. sSl 80 % 4Ma
Received siIce..,........s'''''''' - - a..
Total -, " ~ n
Sales Feb y. lS5S..,''''oae''' ~
So. on hand FEB. q 1883. ..".lsa 2AI 2 80
TALLOW-Tbe market h lover t5s s rTc a. AZ -
Of 30 90 10 Pr me southern =; lie sna u % 1 r4
phts deliverable here a, 'be sane pee' 1aoN w ~
ssles Of 10 os0 10 q, oc.. cash. , .A..,,,. a., '
rrand GOOD: ssles 4 80 bbls .. "a .tc'
nWHALEBONE Is more inquired nor yeI~r sIs sy<4
spy sctusl TRANSACTIONS owing prooaby :" s-' <a
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AITlsPT TO MURDER A POLIcENAS.-At AZ early
houT on Saturday disturbance occurred in one Of the
tsnement houses on Cow Bay, Five Points, and, upon
tAe cry Of Police being raised, Of6cer Blown OF
Tie sath Precinct, fastened TO the spot. He hsd
scarcely entered the premises when ore Timothy
Flynn who appeared to be the ringleader Of the dis
c'dery Characters, sprang toward him and With dirk
snie, attempted to cut his throat. The ofi ,er pro-
sected himself with his lub and PARTED off the ,hrcsts
mace BY Flynn, end ia he course Of tie struggle
secetVed several severe CUE upon tie face neck and
hsnos. Two brothers Of Timo,lv, named Lawrence
Aod hehsel1 adec u re s.;sel We'd vs. ccn seTe5
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SsIURpAT, Fec. G-ps.
.fG-ue:.le a: tte m9rIIC S.ect bos'o were C
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BY Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, s. C.. Feb. H--Ths Y r.s 80. -
haiigr Poster, arrived here from New fsTa' At s''-
MINING
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penoy,ea bs TsieprdyA.

Markets-Reportod by IesegraF~.
PHrApsLpm,, Feb T.-FLous firm ~,es 81 porsns
Yellow CoRS &c. CoFrEr buoyant. no ivel.,' st~.s
Ia 80 1rf
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,o,Le,s CAsrrrLLY REposrro FOR TEEN T. rsIsusE
SATURDAY, Feb. a. 1883.
IsUrsTh. marie, 10 quite firm for Pots with fair IN JURY
q, Ct ~ Pearls are steady but quie, az 30 % ~
COTf0NTh make lie steady with sales Of Vo oses we
c,ee A. formerly:
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BUMsTTAD-On Saturday Feb a. Elizabeth wife Of Jacob C.
Bumstead
The friend, the family The members q Wsshirgon Chapter
No ? o. Of L. A., and of BnukeT Hell Engine No 81,
respectfully requested The funeral from No 90 Hester
street MoSdsy, March O'clock without further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01

ATTEMPTED RAPE-ASoTHER SPITzLEN CASE
Officer Walsh Of the Fourth Precinct yesterday morn
ing arrested two fellows named Henry Gold and Lewis
Barry respectively aged twenty-one and twenty-!our
years, charged with an assault upon the person OF
Young girl named ChristaDa fredercks, residing al
No. 81 Madison street. II that God and Barry
went TO the house in question about O'Clock yester-
day morning and prevailed upon Mrs Theresa Ober
meyer, with whom they had slight acquaintance, TO
admit them. Upon reaching the parOr, the men asked
Tor some of the girls who resided in the house. when
Mr. Obermeyer said they had all gone to bed. Gold
now jumped up and seized Mrs. Obermeyer by the
hair and threw her violently upon the sofa. Barry
tod his companion TO let Mrs. Obermeyer alone,
she was married woman whereupon be released her,
but in a few moments thereafter again seized her and
attempted TO drag her into bedroom adjoining She
succeeded however, in releasing herself from their
Clutches and made her escape into the street. Taking
. lamp from the mantelpece, both the rufiians
went up stairs and broke open the door leading
to room occupied by Christians, who at the time
asleep. Upon entering the room, Barry blew out the
light, when the girl, who had been awakened by the
noise jumped out Of bed and ran into the sttng-room
She was pursued by Gold who threw her upon a sofa
He then struck her violent blow and seiznp her by
the hair regardless of her cries and screams drapred
her from the sofa to the bed where he again renewed
his attempts TO violate her person At this momer.
Hrs. 0bemeyer entered with Onicer Walsh. and III.
two ruians taken into custody AID lodged in the
Fourth Precinct Station House Yesterday tnorpip,
the accused were taken before Justice Connolly who
committed them to prsen in default of g. 600 bail 10
answer the charge. Gold was also held il the sum of
$500 for assaulting Mrs. Obermeyer. Gold lives at
No. Toe Cherry street aud Barry At No. % Oliver
ktYeet- Both are emigTant runners.
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10 the report Of free IN another column, thee men,
named Hugh OBrien, John Reilly and Michael Mad
den, were suffocated in the building No. $40 Broad
way, OF Saturday morning, between II and O'Clock.
On Saturday morning Coroner Gamble proceeded TO
NE Fifteenth Precinct Stston-House, and he'd an in
Ssevt upon their remains.
The following testimony was adduced
Bridget McKenna, being sworn says.I believe ore
my brother Hugh OBren, who worked Tor M tsrnns,
corner Of Broadway and eIs' az ased 's 0
ss. q: 'a ass e y Sss.Ided sa M
No &C Brodway and Keep the City Market at place Hugh
OBrien John Reilly Michael Madden all Eow lying dead al
~ evening o'clock they ali .ls in he garrett bedroom
oDtng Broadway Madden retired at O'clock cannO, say
bed when heard somebody the street hauoo Fire
SHs IN an 1a' ''c and
nd down stairs without d1esns mye opened thg
sas,, cTSs out p stairs. Went up stairs and found ts the
ssI's girl mao sT Gq upon the GG 81 t M b IN tine
had escaped but erwaId discovered that the three men
- sodes Of the men Were found in the CART bedroom
Vim. Mcdonnell, being sworn, says-l am police
s 10 passed the corner Blocker
about 10 minutes past ~ there was then no syn % hIe
Hotel smoke and flame burst cut Of the house corner
.fBOdwsy and BeeeeeI street, came to ' h use
Arf Mr. Fangtons and brought out two of the chdenS
81 ,ettns the door bedroom which the deceased
reported slept oil fire there was no he on me
spTose garrett after the fire was put out saw the
Ssdiss OF the deceased brought to the onHouse -
George w. Diks being sworn, says-l am Captain
sf The Fifteenth Ward Police 81 the he this morning az
the City Market; !" while there found thai H. b. blaGk
good an opsn residing a. said place had been arrested by
81 sheean upon examination found that there was no
cssse why be should be detained and 80 discharged hun
have made inquiry the of the ogn OF the he ana
believe resulted from the cselessnes Oh the men VINO were
bmped -
Jonas Smith Harrington, being sworn, saye-l am
brother John A. Harrington proprietor OF the Sy Mket
came night a. ave minutes after u CLOCK ana wen
b. bed the garrett dooI smelt smoke al the Time put no.
thinking anything went 10 bed and 60. TO sleep when one
Of my pephew In saying the house IS al on he; IShed
out c my occupied by the three deceased
men Hses Of them lay on the floor groadng there
possibility of getting near them the he ogTsrd On ths
nrfet 6oo; al the In before for locked aud
keted halldoor in and put out the Gas lights
Michael Madden was 10 years OF age and native OF
Ireland. He leaves two sons.
OBrien was % years of age, and Reilly % years
Of age. Both were natives OF Ireland.
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
10 their death by su1ocston in the building No. 90
Broadway, which took fire on Saturday morning.
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=. = save The ofotI' ae Inc enIe pHsy, Sc ToTss
,,.,r Of Flynn's, wa conveyed % re ScaSn' ~
and subsequently TAKEN ee''Fe Jasaoe oCh'1y
sDnrisd 70 prison defaai:ofs goo bal i'T iD''D'
"a 400 for each Ct he others.
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Tie following 10 o scrpssstivs sss<men: Cd ne
value Of certain eIpons rom the commencement OF

With the 1000 900 sent to Boston, the exports of the
week are only $32s 900, or about 81 5000 for the
last three weeks.
The business of the Clearing House was sl2 AZ eoo
and the Metropolitan Certificates, &l,ils,o~' The
METROPOLITAN reduces tomorrow its rate of discount on
Eastern money TO y cent.
The Derry Bank OF New-Hampshire is maie good
TODAY at the Suffolk Bank, Boston.
The California boat brings 81 $40 600 in gold, which
is 8 quarter of million more than was anticipated
The financial sdvices are not very important. Money
was rather scarce, and merchandise dull, excepting
breadstufs, butter, sugars and nee.
In addition to the .pecie received a. this port per
steamer Moees Taylor, the following amount has been
Transported over the Panama Railroad since our last
adyces for English account.
CoId. roo<iS1
S-i'Si' -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Locoo- "
Add amount per Moses TsyIor......... l,SHSso 20
Total for The fortnight. $S,l62oS5 %
The silver probably came from Central America
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

copduc. ~ Nsr-hsl Day,on hsa pat every ere upon
guard at fight and j, would have been almost lmpp,,
sibe 20 have suceeed,d in any other method ee-,le
that chosen. The Marshal paper- were r.'i iaD
in Columbus where of course everything "v"'' h..'
been quietly settled. II was unmitigafed kdnhpPi5'
40 far a. i went. bat bl-s God, II didn't 20 far No
one was hurt. not shilling damage We 1""'i ~
a shot fred and the boy saved ,
The Kertuckan officer appeared upon the teH"hF
under protection ard said h. had come 20 ehecul.
"the laws but W had been too much for nm a
gentleman instantly -prang upon box and pss5 ~
him 70 carry back 10 Kentucky " Tbs; % one heeJ
come here t. carry of our citizens. Tor 'hsy "'i
fsd Il. too much for EN- every tinie We beh@'fl 10
State Sovereignty. and The momen a save l"1.he'
" Ohio soil he = free. aud All the STun an
a. not carry him back il we say No - Inc heh.
,uckian eyed through biz protector, IN IIA'l9n %
the redoabtable Marshal 10 know. II his HE ""aN oe
graciOusiy spared. and received the Sam ano
that given before. have just ms lno,nru' nv
learned that the these rascals are making oi 'he
indulgence granted them, ls 10 tany quietly 10 ,h'I
ouarfers and po' further mischief. Two students oi
Yesterdays party, returning today for MISSING guh'
were pursued by the Marshal and By the haruti any,
ing ONLY escaped him. We shall not tolerate thls' ii
tbey do not leave soon -hal send Committee 20
see them Of Had they not appeared To reshze most
fully their esdth escape last evening we should
have insisted upon seeing them on DvaIu 'hc AvA'
train. without compromise.
But TO conclude The whole line Of our return
march was ;riumpha Nearly every farm-hou-e lad
emptied it, occupants into the Food to ricrr ana oe
us aud We returned tie: greetings IN the warihe'
style AZ home, the whole town out. In 'front.' of
the Pori- Office they joined in three terrific groans
for Democracy and three glorious cheers for Liberty
In front of the Palmer House these were repeated,
and then standing commanded silence and spoke
az follows: Gentlemen, know not what may
hereafter be attempted. But We want to know vino
" can be relied on. so many Of you a. will here -oi-
"emny pledge yourselves to rally the instant OF an
alarm, armed aud ready to pursue and rescue Say
"'AyeP"
The response enough to make mans hair
stand up. II repeated three times. Three grcans
were given for Marshal Dayton, through whose yolun
tary Correspondence the fugitives retreat was discoy
cred a. there are the best for believing. He
wisely left town and kept away from Wellington.
When he returns, if he dare return at all, he must
either come penitent, he may have serious groan-
ings TO do for himself The populace are almost fu-
rious at hin. Finally, il voted with deafcning
unannity ,ha, whoever laid hands on black man in
this community, matter what the color of author
ity would do at the peril Of his life If the occa-
sion comes il will be aeen that this empty talk.
Wo 10 the STAKEHOLDER or Marshal that cones prowl-
ing about Oberlin hereafter fugitive cannot be
taken from here. number Of speeches kept the
crowd together until late hour. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Os5ee was 40 warmly hailed as The frst step TO a
more moderate policy in France, has expressly pro-
h;bited the sale Of the French Bible by travelling
agents.
The Emperor Of Austria, immediately after The
birth OF his son, issued proclamation 70 biz army
expressing his desire that the future ruler oi Aus
tria should from his very birth belong 70
the army. and therefore nominating him Colonel Of
Hungarian regiment. This il plain enough, and
shows sufficiently that the Austrian Empire Is
founded exclusively on the army, not on the alice
tions of the people. In fact, we live IN the era Of
tbe Cesars-absolute rulers Of outworn. corrupted
though highly refined millions, by the grace Of the
army.
Lord Derby il TO sell his stud, and retire from
the turf without ever having won the Derby. He
regrets this failure much more than all his minis
terial and parliamentary Shortcomings, and fully
iustiies his sons pointed remark" What great
"man would Lord Derby have become, had he
"ever known any serious thing thoroughly"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
CHILDREN.
aovers Of true poet

Come 10 me-. O " children
For | hear YOU at your play,
And the questions that p-gpb-1e3 NE
Have vanished quite away.
Ye open the eastern windows,
That .ook toward The sun.
Where thoughts srr singing swallows
And the brooks Of morning run.
L. Your hearts are he birds and the sunshine
In your thoughts the brookets flow.
pu, IN mine i The wind # Autum
And the first fall cf the snow.
Al what would the world be to u
ii the children were no mops
We should dread the d.ser; behind u
Worse than the dark before.
What The leaves are 20 the forsst,
With light and air for food,
Ere their sweet and tender juices
Have been hardened into wood
That 10 the world are children;
Through them il feels the glow
OF brighter and SUMMER climate
Than reaches the trunks below.
Come 20 me. - We children,
And whisper IN my ear
What the birds snd the winds sre singing
In your sunny atmosphere.
For wha, ar all oGr contrivings,
Aud the wisdom OF our books,
Wien compared with your caresses,
And III. gladness of your looks
Ye are better than al the ballads
That ever Here sung or aid;
For W are living poems,
And all the rest are dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

SrAIy TEMPERANCE CosvESTIos UsAUTHoKiLD. d.
BY the following card viii be seen that the recent
call for T. State Temperance Political Convention a,
Utica was unauthorized, a. far a. majority Of the
State Committee is concerned:
CARD-Whsreas, call Oh Recommendation OF
,hs New York State Teaprsnc- Se-y, O. sa,e Temp
ro,,i copverton 20 b. h-ld Utics The 22d i> ha
H. su,d signed By six oris Of the Committee Of sixteen IN,
/. % csr.;fx nat the sid call s<n~d only hy ninorry
.b, ed AID such Coryentsoa viii b. held
' JOHN MARSH Chairman y! Committee
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AN EIsroRiSAL Account os AxEnc.s cou..,

AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT Og AMrRlcly ro,,
By Joan H. hiekeos. svo., ~ ~. Jo- Mss.SNss
The student of American history vii kers a.,
succnct and comprehensive account of III. i,,..'t
specially TO which the volume Is devoted. T. -
giving condensed view Of the coinage of tbs ,o,'
Try both during the colonial pericd ard ana. ).
adoption Of the Federal Constitution. The su,h,,,
gathered his materials from the early uewsp.r.,. :.
other periodicals. of the United States, fron C
sional and Legislative documents and from a,
sive private correspondence. The work /. H..
BY numerous engrsyings representing the esrv
Of the colonies al diferen, periods. No ~"
monograph with similar purpose has been ~ -
and the author is 70 be congratulated on m. -
accomplishment Of congenial task, ss v-,l ,..1.
common typographical nea,ness Of his vo,uue -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
PROAlETHEts:

on rHE poEr's roRErHoUGHT.
of Prometheus, how undaunted
On Olympus shining bastions
His audacious foot he planted,
Myths are told and songs are chanted,
Full Of promptings and suggestions.
Beautiful is the tradition
OF that fight through heavenly por,sLs.
The old classic superstition
OF the theft and the Transmission
OF the fire Of the Immortals
First the deed Of noble daring
Born of heavenward aspiration.
Then the fire with mor,als sharing,
Then the vul,ure,-the despairing
Cry of pain on crsgs Caucasian.
AL is bu, symbol painted
OF the Poet, Prophet, Ser
Only those are crowned and salnted
Who with grief have been acquainted
Making nations nobler, treer.
lu their feversh Civilizations,
In their triumph and their yesrning.
In their passionate pulsations,
In their words among the nations,
The Promethesn fire is burning.
Shall il, then, be unayailing,
All this toll for human culture
Through the clond-rack, dark and trall,Ds
Must they see above them sailing
Der LIES barren crags the vul,urc >
Such fate a. this was Dante's.
b. defea: and exile maddened
Thus were Milton and Cervantes,
Natures priests and Corybantes.
BY sffiiction touched and saddened
Bat the glones ~ transoendept
That around their memories cluster,
And on all their steps attendant,
Make their darkened lives respeDden,
With such CLEANS of inward lustrY'
All the melodies mysterious,
Through the dresry darkness cbanied.
Thoughts in attitndes imperious,
Voices soft, and deep, and serious.
Words that whispered, songs tha, hsaE'et'
All the soul in rspt suspension,
All the quiyering, palpitatIng
Chords Of life in utmost tension,
With the feryor Of invention,
With the rapture OF creating
All. Prometheus, hesven-ecahDg
la srch hours of exutation
Even the faintsst heart, unquaihng.
Night behold the valture sailing
Round the cloudy crsgs Caucaaau'
though to all there is not given
Strength for such subhu.s endeav"t,
Thus TO scale the walls of heaven,
And to leayen with fiery !eaven
AL The hearts OF men for ever
Vet al bards. whose hearts Gnbhghied
Honor and believe the pressge,
Hold sloft their torches bghted-
GkAming through the realms benishted,
- ;tcy c-nard sesI y: I:tagge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

With few delightful verses which have never
appeared in print before, elose these specimens
of volume which vii b. welcomed By all the
lovers Of true poetry:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

The Kentucky Conference OF the N. f. Church
isouth at their recent session si Mersburs, ratified
bv vote of u against 81 the action of the General
Conference in NashviI in eSpunging the re agains;
The "hYyirs arc :emrs Of rsr. see. sne children"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
BOOKS RECEJyrn

Play and Study. By Ms. M.drliu- l..ss -
Boston; Shepard. Clark Br,wn ''7o' n y
Thc MotAeres, Children. BY Mr.. NSasga. L..s. "a
M fsHsT9,, e. R'eeir' Book. New E'''s rAA s.. +.
An Hi.toria Accom-, Of Au.eri "a Co.rsze. BsJS.u
coz $50. ~. ~ Albany; Joel Men.N ~ =" hSe
Spu-eeou's Gems i-ilo Pr. ~. shsidon Rl.i,-.,
CAg.ilau HOPE. Is Jo-H Ansci J4I,,. lS.o pp SSi a.
60 Carter brott-r~. 40
Prae''.si s,,rgr' BY Na,..ns s., w Taylor. D. D. s
From New York % Delhi BY Robert 3. Nin,arn J., "a
Up ist y. Appleton Go. -
rl.ctron or rbe PRANK. OF the Modem Puck Bv VIA .
Richards. IL mo. pp. 2L The same
Legends and Lyrics. BY Adelaide Arne Proctor In, -
"a The same. ~
Court,hip and Marmony. By Rober' Morris iana =, =.
PhlaGe lphia I. b. Peterson BrctA~r.. -
The C.s zen. Manual of Government and Law. By l-s
W. Young. New Edition limo Up rs H. Dave,
Sermons the Chsrches BY Francis Waslshd. lSss !,
81 sheldon Brakeman Co ~
The Voice of Christian Life IN Song 1! no Rsa Rob-
Carter Brothers.
New Enssnd. Chstte or Life in the Noraern rr Hsv.,
IlIno. pp. 4sf II. Dsston
The Librarians Msnusl by REUBEN A. Gahd, M ll-s
pp SnA Charles Il. Norton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

meHts are enforced by many popular eonsa-,,,.-
which are suited to make g favorable impr,rs,..
the public mind