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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY AUGUST 20, 1853

when ths ouesa's nsssags with the reply Of " Prss
dent had been ansmitted snd ono hundred guns ct
down, accompanied with the ringing Of church, factory
CALI y4). ~
HE message being received about twelve o'c ok
ncsy Night tho celebration did take place I'LL tue
night
Al six oslock on Tuesday the different military aud
companies paIaded add at eight O'Clock tho ah Die cit
MAS blazeof light presenting enc Of The most sp,e ado
egh's ever bcheld In this model city Private dse
throughout the whole city lighted up each .hy
cong her utmost to make the most brilliant dem IN
strAson.
Our public buildings were illuminated: the New York
and New Haven Railroad depot present an imposing ap
pearsuce, being literally covered with lights At each
Of tho tower and ut the extreme toe large
prummond lights, which nluminated the whole Of the
lower part OF the city.
The carriage factories Of C. & d. Cooke Co., G,
Dckerman and Ed ward Biackn were Illuminated With
Thousands Of Lights aud transp Eat and West
Rock, Beacon Hill, SAtonstal Heishts and all h'g
grouncs about tho city, were blazing with boadrss ana
fireworks.
Our business streets were sp.enccly illuminated, and
many OF the stores covered with rarencies ace
careless OF expense, among which .As By the New
Haven Gas Company, eight BY slxtesc feet, with tbs
words
TELEGRAPH :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
REJoICINGs OF THE wELSHMEN IN NE
YORK.

large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Weah residents
OF The city Of New York held Wednesday night, al
st. Davds Hal, Canal street, to celebrate the laying Of
the Atlantic cable.
D. A Galway Esl,, called by hcclAms'on to the
CHAIR The Chairman opened the proceedings with loSg
and eloquent speech pa merted tribute to the Off
GERS Of the Niagara
Wn Mnxs Esa President OF the 81 Davids Benevolent
Society responded awarding great praise to the officers
and crew Of the AgsmeDDon.
The meeting Was continued until q IL hour During
the evening and sentiments proposed by John
Jasper Jones Esq, John Evans Esq,, the Welsh bard,
James Jones, ESQ mue host Of the 81 DAyids, Thomas
Ap Watkins, Esq of Langollen, ana several other in
hueItil Welsh gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
,nsreo, cities and village. be invited 70 take part In tn.

udsrcnt css and yllAsss be invited 70 take part In the
prooessios.
Ihs question having been put 70 the vote the motion
was icst-2 voting In favor end lol against IL
The SECRETARY then read abstract OF the rrcceed
Angs OF the Board 81 Engineers to the parade Of
the companies diIeced the lice n form ON n u ave
rue, with the right resting Fcrteth street. then TO
march around the Crys pssce, an having received the
authorities 10 proceed down Broadway 10 the east gate
OF the Park, where they win fern.
The costume for the occasion must be uniform ana 70
cons.st Of IRE cap, Ore shirt and black pantA oons
TIE PRKsTpKsT stated that there would be plenty OF
time for making ell the preparations necessary, as sue
procession will not take pace until "Wednesday evening"
the first OF September
question having arisen to whether the authorizes
would iurnish music :sson, whether the ON
p&n.es would nave to DO so themselves,
The PRE1pxsI said that the authorities would iurnisn
some fireworks and sorcbas but beyond this he had heard
nothing more should be any appropriation made,
however all the lmpsnies would paunPAse he hoped
thsi the New York IRE companies would maintain their
for good behavior the night OF the process
sou Proper arrangements had been made With the 20
lice to project them rowdes losfers OF any kind,
trusted The demonstration would be one OF the
grandest things OF the knd ever seen In this city.
The msmbers then adjourned 70 meet in procession on
the frs, afternoon OF September.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

sidfrsatthe yey grrmnaiingpoins of the Science re-.
wealth. 1.-THE gfaat natural tWoiod division of tho Lodger
whevhy seen The pronpr line OF domarkation between
kealand Representative frCpcty and tho E0yOrnnr law
OF tnssf as reenh ~ atnilng he Two esses OF
counts and those of tho GLASS, in arofy variety of
transactions, thus supniun thismosi useial and beautiful
cienrU ot much oi tamohonnlad ulystUuoi mUlo such
hY arbitrary anitnalllhe ues, menninaess infms and
false nonns and hence enables The siadent acquire
coreemuoni OF accounts d. emholiodin actual pracloo
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-08-27

Is every month with arrivals Of nnu Jcwcly
Ciocks Watches, silver Plate anh Fancy Goods otuvai
and tasteful iiylrs aud great variety.
The assortment nselernntpaiemaoithe
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I NE EXTENDED COURSE

enhnce,engih nr,cu,al ,he yafous iu,lres,
firms, md designed Tor such studcr as may wish 10
speud longer than the ume required hy ne Regular
Course laod shat erltuitoudy) preparatory 90 rntornr
some Speciaii ii0use,
nv taxing Boz Uuon tho ENon6od Course the student
willhe hiiit.ay and prodtahy ployed SIS mnsils.
fkNNANSniP, "fmetgal Hnd ofnamentsl,n iu allits
varieties, N he tauFh n che ihofnngh and crient
manuef, by of ye best tearefs ha West nesidss
ensual mehad 90 teaching business Mrinr, the Chr.
photographic systgm will also De- caught Thissstom 40
popular ani recommended hy our best educational mcn a
noEtangbtinthe Public Schools ofOlovesnd, Colunhus
Toledo Many other schuo open iar good o
Ihluihmogranhv, as soon as they can be quahded.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical aud rheoraUca
noak,kocping, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Eihcs, 20
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laions, Mercantile Cnstuns, hankinf, Erchahss Com
mcrec, Ranaling COmmoraial History Businoss Corres
nondeure, Penmanship,niu.
The New sut of Rooms, Of his College, occopiesthe
finest 0caou Ia simaied asthey tho conner
otthe fubhcsqnar sud Suneror street, adorling air
view otmust parts lho city and the take. The rooms
We neatly and talteuly furnished, surprising Ia beauty
hndgo1yemenqe,pefhapssho oiapy apyamilaT.nsunuonin
The LAmEs'OouRsE iiihe same asthat Of the Con
emen thofng eQuslAcihtiat 60 aladios who may Wi
toaNnil themselves OF The Cemmerci AZ Course,
The ffncipahaylng extensive businoss
uniea
Maos,oh,P5iy.
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAI
F0R rus RAPlD ouRE on
COUCIIs, COLDS, ,EIOARsIeNESs, INFLU-
EN1A, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPTENT CONSUMPTION,


aud Cor n,o relief II consumpuyo patients In advanced
slagys of NE disease
We uo5a not speak TO the pphlle Of i's virtues
rhutrht ffy town. aud almost every hamlet Of the
American stsiei is soudernl Of pulmonary COM
pnints have nade Dc acafy known. Nay few are the
families in amy oistd o1unip on this continent Without
no reonni exrerieco 81 4 cects and fewer yct tho
communities any where whilh have NOT among them
soue Viur trophy ~ Cos victory sycr ne Tnhtle and dn
rofous diseases of the Iruat and unrai he q Is ihe
most rnwNgi antdoto yet known o. man ioi the ionl
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b also che pl,santes end saiest remedy that can - c
ployod iOr infants and yunuG pelaous' imenw sheud
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unon then, unHepared. We have abundant grounds 90
below e CnGRRY pHoroRALtevos more lives ly the con-
sumptons q ployous than those Il oures Keep Il BY
YOU and cure your colds while they are culehle nor neg
ct them until no human skin nastCr the tuexoraole
oanker that Gsteuel on tho vitls. eats your life away
An know tho dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and a.
moe than 10 assure them q Is still made the besi a can
br We spare oost 10 clrc, no toll 70 pfodnoo n tho
ost perfect possible and thus alord those who rely on
Il The best aeont which ski can nrnsh for Their cure
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THE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win emhrire The most approved and practical forms Of
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FACULTY.

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UIpinIMENT on THH INrEnI0HI
WAgnIN0TON, ID. O.. Z Feb, 1850
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Census of the City of Raleigh.

The Census ofthis City, recently ordered
by the Board of commissioners has inst been
completed and laid before that body. For
the information of the general public, we
present the following abstract. The Cen
sus is taken up to the 18th of June:
Aggregate population 4,235-whites 3
5O7, blacks !, 728, divided as follows; white
males ], 1oS, females 1,319-total 2.5O7 free
colored males 157, females 251-total 4O8 !.
slave males 618, females 702-total /. 32o.-
This falls greatly below what we supposed
the population of our City was.
Total number of families 629-eivinp m
average OF nearly Z individuals to a family.
the aggregate population the Western
Ward has 1875; Middle Ward, 500 Eas-
tern Ward, 1876.
i the entire population there were, under
one year old III, as follows: white males
~, females 31-total 73 free colored males
q females total 8; slave males 18. f.
males 17-total So. Over 10 wears old IN
as follows white males IA, females 17-to.
tai 81 free colored males /, females 6-total
z slave males 4, females S-total %
The total number of births within the wear
was l25. Number of deaths during the same
period d. Excess of births over deaths 81.
The Census is full and we presume cor
rect, and will be found to contain mncb nor,
ful information. A digest has been ordered
oy the Board, which will be printed in the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Military Surprise.

On Wednesday the 7th inst, our citizens were
surprised by an unexpected visit to orr citv
oy the Newbern Light Infantry. They came
unneralded and unannounced, taxing our
Military by great surprise, as escort to Gov
Bragg, who had been on a visit to Newhern
Capt Tucker, however, of the Oak C;tv
Guards, smelling gunpowder in the wind
was soon in their midst, and did the honors
Of mis- Corps in true gallant style. The Com.
pany passed up the road on their way to
Charl otte the same afternoon.
On their return on Saturday they were met
at the Depot by the Oak City Guards and es-
corted into the city, where they spent several
hours in the enjoyment of the Inequalities
offered. They were escorted back to the
Depot, and after firing several sal utes. took
the Cars for home. The Newbern Companv
Isl fine looking body of citizen soldiers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
The Editors Baby.

A Boston Editor, who says he has no lux
ury OF This kind, and can't afford to have, un-
less delinquent patrons will pay up, seems
10 ENJOY the music of a family organ belong
ing to an Editor out west. He SAYS. lone
editor in that favored section of our land, who
is already the father of a dozen children. is
IN perfect ccstacies over his domestic increase
May kind-thoughmyste
ever smile on him and his darling Betsy
Hear him, We Eastern, childless editors, and
If, as you read, a tear bedim your eye, remove
it speedily with your thread-worn sleeve. and
hope on-hope ever"
Sound the stage-horn, blast the trumnet
That the wailing world may know
Publish 1t through all the borders.
Even unto Mexico!
oeize your pen, q, dreaming poet,
And IN umbers smooth as may be,
Spread atar the joyful tidings,
Betsy's got another baby I"
Taking up the-strain, zee too can say over
No. 3
Let the trumpet to the drum,
The thrilling news declare
Proclaiming to the world below
That we nave got a pair
Of fine young gallant soldiers,
Who will their country serve.
And meet the foe in battle
'Thout fiinching eve or nerve. :
And when the shout of triumph
Shall go up through the land,
Against old Alchy's forces,
They'll be of the patriot band.
Who'll sing his solemn death-dirge.
Dig deep and wide his grave,
And shout decentralization!
To the home of the true and brave.
Another mouth to feed! Afew more hun
dred subscribers needed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Educational Facilities.

We agree with the n. C. PRESBYTERIAN in
the remark, that no State in the South can
boast SO large a number of well conducted
and Furnishing Schools as North Carolina. in
proportion to the population. In almost cv-
cry county there is a Male or Female Semina-
ry, and sometimes both, in which a classical
education may be obtained, and in many
cases they are under the management Of
highly finished scholars.
There is no necessity for parents to send
their children abroad, and we hope for the
States credit and the good of our youth that
such a thing may be of rare occurrence here
after. The Institutions at home are worthy
of patronage, and it is bad policy no less than
bad principle to refuse to sustain them. If
our people will extend to them a liberal sup
port, the benefit will be mutual. and the adj
vantage of pupils, parents and teachers will
be alike promoted. Parents arc referred, for
information concerning several Schools, to
our advertising columns. Among so many
that are excellent, it would be inyidious tn
make a distinction. We would not if we
could, and we could not if we would.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Raleigh Female Seminar

we learn that the President of this excel
lent Institution has secured the services Of
Mrs. Harriet Whitaker in the Music Depart
ment-a lady who has for many wears ems
famed the highest reputation of any other
lady in the State for her ability and success
as an lnstrdctress in Music both on the Piano
and Guitar. Hereafter the Institution win
ENJOY Aer services, as well as those of Miss
Cooke, who has for several sessions shown
herself to be superior in talent and acou;re-
ment in that department.
The next session will open on the setb Of
July.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
A North Carolina Book.

We are pleased to learn that a Book is
about to be issned-8N North Carolina Book
entire-to u eIsled-"A WREATH FROM THE
WOODS OF CARoLNA"-comprising a series
OF moral and religious Stories, illustrated by
line colored Engravings of our most beauti-
1ul Wild Flowers. It is designed to have it
out by the 1st of October next, so that it
may take its place in the adornments of Flo
raj Hall at the ensuing State Fair. We have
been favored with an examination Of some
OF It's pages, and can conscientiously ard safe
ly predict that the work will be one of the
most chaste and instructive contributions to
our State literature that has been issued from
the Press. OF this prediction many would
feel confident of its fulfllment, if we were
at liberty to give the name of the gifted Au-
thoress. The Prospectus is at Mr.. Pome-
roy's, who is authorised to receive subscrin-
tions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Correction of Children.

We were on the street a few days ago, and
heard the lash applied with great severity,
and a child screaming most piteously.-
Hush plush r'-" hush !"-continued
the mother, the lash still falling with greater
and greater severity. "I1l hush !-Pll hush,
mother" promised the little sufferer, evident
ly trying to suppress its expressions of pain
inflicted by the severe scourging. Finally
the little one stuffed its hands into it's mouth
and stiled its screams into subdued sobs and
groans.
How many times have we witnessed such
scenes! How could the poor child 'hush."
when the lash continued to fall upon it AS
well might that unreasonable mother have
asked it not to feel the castigation she was
inficting. The lash hurt, and it was obliged
tocry. fla child deserves whipping, give it to
it-for we believe in the "rod" as firmly as
Solomon debut let it squirm and squeal
under the correction judiciously administer
ed, in the hope that the child will be profted
by the correction; but don't beat the little
fellow, and because he "hollows," give him
a doubl portion because he won't "hush."
lie can't "hush!" You hart, and it is the
smart that will lead to correction. We new
er see a parent whip a child, and cry "hush'
to it all the time, that We do not wonder if
he or she had the same to endure, whether
they could "hush!" Let them try the ex-
pertinent, and we guess they will find it ca
sier said than done.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-07-14
Value of Sabbath Schools.

In the Sabbath School address delivered
by Mr.. Hendren, alluded to in our last, it was
stated that only about one-half of the chill
dren in our city, old enough to attend Sab.
bath Schools, were to be found therel What
a shame, and what a pity!-for not only do
the neglected children suffer from the loss of
the pious instruction there impaired, but by
their association with those who are thus IA
yored their pernicious influence is exerted to
the contamination of others. This point was
presented with much force, and must have
come home to the hearts of parents. Self
preservation, said Mr.. Hendren, should in.
duce christians to seek out the poorer and
neglected class of children and bring them
within the influence of the Sabbath School.
where they would be piously educated, and
thus, in a great manner, prevent the evil these
children would exert over their ocn offspring,
as they would necessarily come in contact
with each other, more or less, in younger and
ripper years.
AS the positive influence of the Sabbath
School, he showed it to be the great feeder to
the Church of God while negatively it pre-
vents evil, by hindering viscious associations
on the Lords day. Politically and socially,
as well as morally, it was the great conseva-
Tor to the peace and happiness of mankind.
That address ought to have the effect Of
awakening every parent to a ems of his duty
to see that his children attend the Sabbath
School
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