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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16


In the evening the church densey nlled, 20 much
20 that the heat vas extremely oppressive.
The following clergymen were In attendance Bel
lows, Sawyer, o-scod Mr. Mayo Of Albany Revs Merx.
Lyon, Brooks OF Newport Campbell, silsbee, Ncyes q
Chcsso; Mel, fvermore, Parkman nsham Peters,
Chaplin, Lonsfeow, Dr. Barrett. T. W. Hgsinscn, Bsn-
cbard
Rev. Mr. Lvos having delivered up prayer, The PKz-
The Hon. HoRL1 Gpxnxy, who spoke ii some length
about evil and evil doors, criminal and slavery,
asubeot on which he appears 70 be veil ported He ~ens
% fax 10 travel Hebrews and spoke Of Mo-
ses Abraham and Elijah they bad been schooimates
But he appeared the STAKEHOLDER c,m-
mised agreaisr breach against the laws Of morality tna
any one else.
eRorNne CHRISTIAN UNION.
Rev. A D. MAYO, Of Albany next spoke on The above
subject He would call their attention 70 few remsrss
the methods OF uniting the Christianity OF America,
end which might convert American society. The people
Of the United States engaged In The pursuit o.
appeared the world Out Of people Of 600 600 over
70 per cent OF native (vhe) extraction IL ceut
Of European descent and ~ Of perc-an spread over
people because they had h.d no time 70 be anything
ter BE pronounced the present condition Of Amercans "a
be material selhshness. They were yet truly mafsrAs
No vas the rule Of labor in the United stsses-
he supposed that full third of the nha 5nsns VA"
ynted States neither prossed religion sor
some twenty ave .ece, mostly Of foreign crsin. Bn
those latter were quite dherert ne.s 49, 80
hey we're ct home Here they veIe mco- x ~ 49,
rtsiizirs the sbs~ucc OF church. snd our 1oe
pendepce me chief rrsctcsl question vs-no- COULD
they unite tho~e religions W make heaa se.ns. snn ~
uonal msserslsmf wen ,nsrs ~ he rr,.si s.,ss s..
.ren,anl'~b,,g ,hs, purpose Frstthe Roman Catholic
church whch stood tnird or fourth IN The sect said
,hcre 90 az hut one nnxfe ~ Chs stan union, thet ws
n.t,sf N mo Roman Cafhcic church-s belief IN Ota
rde Of cr stan unon but that would not be sccepted,
because 10 mp led an assertion Of human aasnerits--
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Important fSsm Northern Msxtcs.
PROGRESS OF THE REvOLUrION-rHp rILIBUsTERS
ON HAND LOCKRID0B IN BAD ODOR

Important frsm Northern Msxtcs.
PROGRESS OF THE REvoLUrIos-rHs riLIBUsTsRs
ON HAND LOCKRID0B IN BAD ODOR-
The CO,r~ Christi Valley Of The LIST inst mas The fol
by Captain Dan Hastings just in from Rio Grande city -
Durango has IN favor Of Zulcaga sgssns The
Liberal 10 whom shey swear they viii give The sword "
PaIrodps forces, 70 man, had deserted asd joined
The Nuevo Leon forces the neiehboybood Of Fan Ins
several parties To cut Cn provh,sss ana awaiting re-
ipfcrcs q ents
Caravajal winleavs for rSup,oo nmsd,sssy with boz
few troops He rs Gsnerslm Chief OF the vaC guard.
Three poems from the vicinity Of Gan Lus sent oit 70
@sssshate vidaurr, Garxa and Ayas have been cAagh
and hung.
From reliable source we have ets further ioforma-
ton from The seat OF confusion 70 the effect that Vda0rris
forces under sussss having failed 70 make impression
upon Fan luis had retrea,ed.
Lieut. Martinez Of CAsdala one or suassa's command,
with ten men had been smbuscsded and the whole party
msssacved Upon bearing Of which 0assa % nrssed
mat DO caused thirty prisoners 70 be sno-some scooaos
News from Monterey to the a1st pN represents vdanr-
rs Amy being m me coDdie"D snsnos'ss y Hn
government troops th 10 r1e the ases,soo viii
b settledssADst the liberals fear unless aid 'reu
Gen Bepninesen arrived In Monterey the l7th ulamo
In the ssme paper We End the following
sr,vps a. Brorpsyil,. ID irss,sd v,ssu,Ii stxp IN
which he offered TO furnish and munitions 70 I'D b
the liberal cause 70 which vidaurr replied by stating
that opop certain conms epces he might accept aid On
the 7th uh Mr.. IockTicee upon hearing OF Gen HsspDs
sens arrival In this city, writes vuaurri again; from
which We iahe the following extrsos-
This Gen Hsnpinesen the agent Of walker and comes
dpst o. Wsasi in and FiSsr.sus TO vel. Tor ne 70
rive hs hi % 10 bis Intention H.Dpnsseu said that
he csD male with you OsrAvsjal be
viii take possession Of the ocnrv sire 10 inform
bxrsency that protest against these prsticSl
Dspts, and that will have connection with such
Mtpts.
In reply, Gen vidaurri dnmsses Mr.. IOckr,dge very
sumnari, declines any further ooyresDl with
him and deservedy treats HIM renegade, adventorer
and hIibuster.
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Selling Liquor on Sunday.
CoNaOg pIRAa

Nty i5.-Yn the mater Of Charles Hsrdhof --su,, nv
Ne people for $50 penalty for selling liquor on surds,
me iury unable to agree, and we're discharsa,
They stood eghtor cOnvcuoa aud four for scquittaI
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Police Intelllgencr.

LOVE LAUGHS At LocKsxnHs Matilda stenhard q pref
ty German girl about 10 years old, left her home In
seventh Monday last saying abe going "
purchase some IT French millinery store
street Night came, but brought not tn return Ma
tda Her parents up all night Apx,ousy awaiting
moment when the truAnt would make her appearance
They coud not conceive what caused such
conduct on the part Of their daughter was true she
had lover and might have eloped with him ba, toe pa
rents oath TO believe thai their child would de
ceive them. Tuesday passed yet tdipgs OF NATL
Greved and distracted her parents made their way
they stated their suspicious they
relative 10 the whereabouts Of the uant girl Detectives
Roach and Edfs were detailed TO attend 10 the matter
and immediate search for the missing girl in
sti,uted throughout every nook and corner Of the
city, but In vain. The detectives managed
however 6nd out the whereabouts OF the gay lover
Sbose name Rudolpho Roland, and they him
accordingly On being taken be fore the Deputy periu
ndent Of Police Rudopbo disclosed the hiding place OF
his swettheart and related bo~ and In what the
elopemens bad been effected He said that he had known
the sr intimately, but yet did not know where she
sprung mp between them, and re-
membrsnoe the way OF daguc reotypcs cptlcs
@ her pssn he oopsd 10 mo s.
her getting married, so she decided 10 ope ovcr
and thus battle the efforts Of the old folks 70 keep her
"-siBeIs
A wear or two more.n
hsp ranged that Matilda should leave her %
rents roof on Monday and accordingly tns afternoon
she joined by Rudolpbo and the pair took the boat
for sspgeres where they arrived safefy that night
Board ws taken for Matilda G farmers house In the
negbborbood, while Rudopho proceeded 10 hotel and
there psssed the night The foo~ipg day he returned TO
New York make some preparations for the bridal oere
mony when be fell Into the hands of the detectives and
The once OF the Deputy Supernts ndaut He
further stated that be expected W receive letter from
Matilda moment which would corrooorate his story
In relation u her disappearance The officers
nied the lotharo 10 the Poet Once when enough
q letter bearing the Missing girls signature and dacd
from SAugertes, found directed 70 Rudolpho, the
police, on finding that their prisoner was Q man OF hts
word released him from custody and as proceeded
TO sausers in quest OF Matilda The search resulted In
the discovery OF the uuant and her being y aced
In the custody Of her fond parents. Meanwhile the
happy youpg couple veii nigh distracted the cruel
separation and doubt by this time Matching
plan by which the bar W their happiness may be
moved. win be . pretty difficult matter 70 keep
Rudolphsand Matilda apart much longer.
Glove laughs 81 locssmiths,"
And VIII require ali the vigilance Of the stern parens
70 prevent The old adase beng verified In this case
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city 1nsellAwsnee.

1W Poticr COMMISSIONERS have detailed Captain wal
ling, Of The Sixth precinct captain the entire de-
tectvc and detailed force OF the department Captain
walng Of the nrst detectives under chief
Matseii. He was removed by Mayor Wood from the de-
psrtmept about eighteen months ago. but w reensaied
a. the Metropolitan force Organized. he
In mmand Of the squad 81 seeuines Point during the
disturbance regarding the Quarantine buildings and from
there vas detailed to the Fourth ward Aner succeeding
getting this ward In WORKING order he transferred
10 the Sxtb ward, where he remained until the present
time. wouli be great benefit 10 the public o few
mere OF The old force Like walllns were placed In such
positions.
Military MATHS The Seventy first Regiment, ooi
A. vosburgh wi on Tuesday, the 18th inst, vs the
Red House grounds as Harlem for neld day. This being
the first appearance Of this nne corps the field since
the early part OF last FALL they wl doubtless a,trac,
Seventh Regiment National Guard visited the Fashion
Course last week for Improvement In the school OF the
battalion desm,ne very necessary 70 tessos some A.
tenton 10 their field duties for tho within The
pact year the Seventy rst have established their rsputs
ton OF erceng all competitors In this particular line Of
duty There now great rivalry between these two ane
regiments.
NEW yosx HoerrAL Tho following b The weekly 70
port Of the above institution 70 May H. Remaining
on Nay ga admitted 70 May IL S. discharged cured
or relieved go died, remaining u date 2l2 males 2os;
females, 81.
sro TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
The report contained In your edition Of the 9th Instant
under the bead OF Fatal effects Of an abortion,
urcy Incorrect, and calculated prejudice public
opinion. NY treatment OF the deceased patient, Ms
MOS was OF an entirely legal medical nature, and had
not the slightest reference 10 the production a abov
too, ~ charged In The complaint To those who know
me any explanation unnecessary, no one acquainted
with me vii Tor moment suppose me capable Of being
connected With an ilessl ned'csl cbj,ct fibe public
arge WI request suspension OF opinion, ~ any fur
Tier investigation d the matter will prove my entire IN
nccence. +. r. INFy " q 36f Bowery,
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SSNryrcB CoMMrTrp-T To M WHTPPsD AND SgNr
AviY.--Gov Ansion, Of South Carolina, has conmuted
the sentence OF death pnssed IN mas hcAndrev. In
leu thereof TIE prisoner " receive 90 l.sh W Be in
nicsed In The jail yard, foo~s2b lsshes on the 10Th
instant "a on the ih and 70 the 2sh Ten dave after
the ssh he bsnshsd from the state forever Coss=-
bio ScstA Caypl,H,on, Noy II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
Acknowledgement.

We are indebted to NJ. Lacouture, now sojonrn-
ing in France, for handsomely illustrated pamph-
let, entitled Voyage de lEmpercur On Norman
die ct en- Bretagne-Programme illusIt des
fttes ct ceremonies qui aurcnt lieu sur tout lie
parcours de la igne"- showing the order of
monies to be observed the occasion of tn grand
visit of the Emperor and Empress to Cher bourg.
The programme is illustrated with handsome por
traits of Napoleon and Eugene. and OF Queen
Victoria and Prince Albcrt--and with pictorial
represen tation Of the Notifications at Che rbourg
and Brest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
Hard Questions for Douglas

L r. Chicago Tribune has been lately putting
some tough questions TO the Illinois Senator. Il
the iusinuatious contained In these interrogatorcs
are we'll founded, some other witness willhave b
be called before they can be proved. The follow.
ingqucry, from . correspondent of the New York
Times serves to introduce the subject:
IL it q fact that Mr.. Douglas, Just before the
vote was taken ON the English Lecompton billy
cast down and unnamed. that he cried about
the persecution" to which be had been subjected
and would have voted for the measure If Col. For
ney had not arrived in Washington just in time to
brace him up to the resisting point, The world
ought TO know if this story is true. and il is com
monty told by men who were in Washington at the
time. for the lllnoisan can I be much Of man il
he has resort 10 tears
Thereupon, the Chicago Tribune adds:
Isit n fact that meeting Of ant-Lccompton
Democrats was held at the residence of Senator
Broderick on the Sunday night previous to the
passage Of tho English Bill, ut which Col. Forncy
was present! Is It a TACT that at that meeting u
general disposition was manifested To support the
English substitute, and that sam. Cox, Of Ohio,
and others left the meeting under the impression
that such would be the final conclusion, going d.
rect to the White House and giving in their adhe-
sion to the President Is it iilct that after SEN
ator Douglas and all the rest Of the meeting, ex-
cept Senator Broderck, had sgnfed that they
would accept the English substitute, Col. forncy
slightly protesting. that the California Senator a
rose to his feet ard said in substance? ''Gentle-
men, you can vote for the English substitut if you
will; but should you do A., sure us there is a
God above, will denounce you upon the floor OF
the Senate for having deserted and sold out to the
Aud is it fact that this reso-
uto conduct Of Senator Broderick alone induced
Mr.. Douglas and the remaining corporai's guard,
a Oppose the ENGLISH sul,stliutcP
These questions are asked advisedly. We await
heir answer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
Tho Republican,.

Our neighbor, Col FLecp, in graceful valedic-
tory, surren1ers the Rep"biieaD to his SUCCESSOR,
RobERr II. Gl,s,. ESD, who becomes, for the fu-
ture its editor AID proprietor Mr.. Glass has al
ready had some experience in the press and is re-
puei furciblc writer and gentleman Of extern
siyc political Information. The RspuLi,ca, ns the
organ Of the Democracy Of this portion Of the
State is deserving Of liberal and generous sup
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
Gov McMullin Married

The Pioneer md Democrat Washington Terri.
tory, contains the following marriage notice:
Married by the Rev. Il. +. " hitworth Mt tho
residence OF Captain Jamns II. Hunt, in Olympia,
on Monday, July T., atoi o'clock, p. NJ, fayetle
McMnllin, Governor of " ashington Territory. to
Mary Wood. daughter Of Isaac Wood, Of Thurston
county"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
The Test of Fidelity.

Minnesota Democratic paper drfncsn work
inp Democrat to he a. Democrat who can DOLL
the largcs. number OF votes with ,he iewcst meu.'
Mn. Rc,crdy Johnson OF Maryland continues to
follow the dowuhil road If political proiligacy.--
lie has written sympathetic and consolatory let
ter to Senator Douglas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

kALl. PRINTS. New Say les. iu., r-ce,,c,, a,
aug ~ Is JAS A. hlIGI ERA cos.
hOhaoCs! NhcEO !!-Ehr.s nx
MachIics from our new patterns proving
VICTORIOUS, u will be from the Z. lluwn
WHlTTEMOKE & JoSLIN.
lhsM 10 certify that have two OF WHITTEMpHE
iSs iHKESHlNti MACHINES and can nd then,
70 be the best machines in operation
theu To any one that Is Machines. i'm
the threhg business several years. tar exceed
any maehh" that lhaNe had since have been the
ny business SaNUEI ID pAITLnsnN
August 3id 1863. mug al,
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Qiddings Thrown Overheard.

The Black Republicans Of Gddings' District in
Ohio have thrown old Joshua overheard, and nom
mated man named lutchns III his place
Good.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31
Tn Democracy Of Delaware have re-nominatcd
Hon. VIM. q. Whitley for Congress.
From the Fraser River Mines

Our latest dates IRON Nicturia. '. L., are to the
2Sth, aud from tho ds,iHgs on Fraser river to thu
10th Of the same "A. The ncwS is not yet CON
elusive either As 10 the richness a. extent of the
gold field, but our latest accounts certainly
very favorable. If We are to lelecc Gov. Douglas.
there can he little doubt Of the existence OF ri IA
gold fields in that region.
This will tell you smy own settled opinion,
that think the country is full Of goli, and that
east and north and south of Fraser river, there is
IA gold field Of incaeuiab,e value and extent.
have told our glorious Queen 50; aud now tell
you 30.
All were sanguine that as soon AZ tie streams
fell they would take ont large quantities of gold.
A new route had been discovered TO the Upper
Fraser river region, by the way of Harrison and
L.ilnoet rivers and lakes, and some easy trails
This was considered of great value, one of
the principal difficulties heretofore to be conended
against, was the difficulty transporting provisions
to the upper waters Of Fraser river where the prn-
cipa dggngs are said to be located
The Hudson Bay Company now permit all err
sons to take up an unreslsted quantity OF provi-
sions to the mining region, and there seemed to
be little suffering there now for the want
Of food. The IIudson's Bay Company and its of
fcers have acted with the utmost fairness and
lbcraty in all their dealings with the miners and
others, aud are very popular and universally res
| pected.
There seems to be no doubt also about the fact
The banks ofssnow in the mountains which sup
| plied the streams, and kept them full, seem now
pretty nigh exhausted. This certainly was the
conviction of the persons waiting On the river
| banks. The consequence was that all seemed to
be in good spirits, and very sanguine of being able
TO get work on the now submerged lars III the
course Of five Or six weeks at furthest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

TIE Brown FANILY.-Mrs Smith, desrous of
seeing certain Mrs. Brown. who lived. say ON
Reservoir avenue, called at her abode last Sa,ur-
dav. and inquired Of the lady who answered the
bell for Mrs. Brown There ule three Mrs
Browns here" sai the lady-Nlrs. Smith OK
planned that Mira. Brown who wanted came
from Wethersfed So replied the lady did
they ALL" But the husband of the lady Mrs.
Smith wsntcd to see machinist 1.-The
Messrs Brown" said the lady, 'a'e all machi-
nists." Mrs. Smith persisted by going on to hin,
that the Mrs. Brown was the mother Of three chill.
dren 1t appeared from The lady's reply, however
mat each Mrs. Brown was equally blessed in thu,
tosd Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

4 MOVEMENT IN ARKANSAS TO REMOVE RE e Ne
oHors.-'rhe Arkansas papers contain an address
from u Committee appointed by the cit zens Of
Little Rock, to the people of that State, upon the
subject Of the removal of free negroes from its
limits, The address sets forth the und esi rable-
Of that class of population in slave h gliding
community suggests that the necessary laws be
passed by The legislature to remove them from Ar
kansas, and to forbid their return forcve after
wards The question was m1oted two years ago
but filled
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

TnE Postmaster General ia expected to be pres.
cnt at the great Tclegmphic celebration in New
\ ork tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-31

RELIGIOUS REFoRM IN RrssIA-A lot ter from
Warsaw Of the 4th sa,s: " A religious rel 'rm has
taken place in Russia. The government as limi-
ted the powers of the orthodox Greek ccrg in Ger
tain matters, and has suppressed some rlc icuous
ceremonies which had been introduced into public
worship in order to strike the nag inatiors II the
Ignorant and superstitiou7 populations. It has
also resolved 10 reduce the number of the GATED
Greek clergy, 50 az to have one pope priest for
every 900 souls instead of one for every 600
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

heilew ays Osneaseat aad Riiis.-There - u
traitor 10 the camp they have been eountsreitedi Bat
sure test u genuoeness exists the Hollow
New York asd London which dscerpibe water asrk
every leaf OF the book Of directions poi
or box hod nj tina mandatory No 50 Maiden Lane New
York. and b. al Drusei.ss, at BE 63, and per pot
box -.iy
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JAS M' "oddiN BENZ W. L. HOLT.
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YNUIRu ,.G FEMALE SEMINARY

HNCMRIK G FEMALE ~EMINARY-
IL BOARDihG AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LA.
DlESThe second session of this opens Wedn,s
Sept li, 1855 Annual divided sessions
OF five months each English business
ornamental education Collegiate course modelled after that
of the University Virginia complete In Music
cal and instrumental.
Board of Instruction.
=. ID WILIIANsON, Mrs. = f. PAGE
ELIoDoRU CAMPS Mrs. NJ. WILLIAMSON
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board including u" lights &c, with sos
Tuition in gIish branches. Is 0O
Tuition in 10 do with French Lain. -. 20 10
Tuition In Collegiate Department. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
Instruction on Piano. Guitar Organ.
Sc I" ihSu .elt' %
Board ami IuiIionone halt in advance balance
of the session.
REFERENCES The Faculty Of University Va in 80
and 81 Rev Il" syand Pres, Richmond College, Rev Jup
NJ Atkinson, Pres't II College, Prof Morse; Hon VIM
and Mrs Rves; Mrs Gen Catrngion; Mr. II Icfebve; Rev
w Ii knck Rev ID Mt,he, ID ID; Rev Leo Roscr. ID y;
Rev II II Nyer; Key Geo w Carter and Rev II Hail
In this institution, not only may knowledge OF la in.
Greek aud Hebrew be acquired bat facilities furnished
caknB the French, Italian and Spanish Langu Two
Ancient and Two Modern Languages requisite tnte
graduation.
III Circulars containing particulars obtained by appca-
ton At SEMINARY Rpns Immediate vicinity ith st NJ r..
Church or through the +. Office aug 2--,i2ui