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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

We aIe not satisfied with the manner in which
the movement in favor of the general reading OF the
Bible in the Public Schools of our City is con-
Quoted. Let us be specific;
That Education should not be merely Intellect
us nor even wholly intellectual and Physical,
but Moral AID Spiritual also, is truth generally
admitted. We need waste no word. on its de-
m0nstIaton.
But how shall the Moral nature Of children be
addressed and cultivated in our Co nmon Schools
UDhappIy, We are not, and may not hope soon to
be. agreed as to what is true respecting Gods laws
and Mans moral and spiritual needs and dutes
Christian Hebrew and Skeptic, Theist, Pautheist
Atheist. Catholic and Protestant, Orthodox and
Liberal Presbyterian, Episcopal, Baptist, Method
ist. Unitarian, Universalisr Spiritualist such are
a few Of the designations which indicate our Sc
rious and irreconcilable differences Of Theologic
conviction. If our Schools are to remain Com
mon. and Morsl or Spiritual Instruction is not to
be utterly ignored therein, we must agree on some
formula or synopsis of Moral truth which Is 50
broad ard general as to give the least possible OF
tense TO any genuine convictions Aud, consider
inc all the facts il seems TO us tnat daily morning
recitation of the Lords Prayer in our Schools,
with the reading Of a judiciously chosen chapter
from the Bible, is, if not the best thing possible,
at least the best atainable We do not think
Ills ought to be, we do not believe that 1t i',
deemed Objectionable by thoughtful disbellevers IN
the Christian Faith. We ask what we should be
willing 10 assent to at Damascus or Ieheran; ana
we say. if Persia OF Syria were republic, and we
resided in the capital Of either, We should cheer
fully assent, in view of the abtolute necessity OF
Popular Education as basis of Civil Liberty, and
Of Moral culture as q part of that Education, TO
have Prayer of Mohamme1 recited and chapter
cf The Koran read at the daily opening of each
! common school.
But who is il that objects TO Bible reading in
! our Common Schools
The opposition, So far as lis authors and reasons
are considered. is hidden one. The Skeptcs do
not make-at all events. do not avow II. The
! Hebrews do not back it, And, thought Is sIoutly
! cbsroed upop the Roman Catholics, they as body
ascl,im it. Archbishop Hughes has done so with
great solemnity and challenged a contradiction,
! which hss not been given. The Freemdns Jo"rnH'
which is the recognized organ OF the Catholic
Hierarchy, and which does not number secretlve-
ness among its many faults, has never complained oi
Bible. readipg-nor have any OF the uaoihcial
Journals conducted and supported by Catholics
We see no evidence that, if the Schools were
otherwise satisfactory TO the Catholics, their Bible
reading would make them Objectionable.
And vet the facts remain, that the use OF the
Bible has been discontinued in some ten or Twelve
of our City Schools, and that such dlcOntinuance
:. 90, 6nea 10 those Wards in which majority OF
the voter, and Of the School Officers are under
stood N be Roman Catholics. How sh.l We ac-
count for tbisi
". are not mistsken in affirming th't the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
have arrived,
To he As.ocis.ed Press.

WAsHISGToS, Thursday, Dec. > lSjS.
1t was recently extensively reported that Secretary
Cobb Lad accep pied the appointment Of Minister TO
France, and now it is rumored that lie is going to
England in similar capacity; bot there s the highest
authority for saying there is truth whatever in
these statements ani further, that stree the formation
Of the present Cabinet it i, not known that any
Der thereof has had the remotest idea Of Withdrawing
from il for any purpose
The Presidents Message Is in type, and will be really
fer the press tomorrow. Advance copies will accord
ing 70 the Presidents design be sent only to Rich
mond, Va. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Neg-York.
The report of the Postmaster General IL printed,
and those of the other heads OF the Departments
in the hsnds Of tie compositor. Copies OF the Mes
ssge, with these accompanying documents, will be
distributed to the press, heretofore, by the respec-
tive Postmaster OF tie ab ve-naned citie a.
they shall be notified by telegraph that the reading Of
the Message hes been commenced in Congress, which
will probably be on Monday next, about o'clock.
Bat few members of Congress have yet arrived
The great rush will be within the next two days.
The death Of Breyet Major Brooke Of the Marine
Corps, promotes Brevet Capt. Taus to be q full
Captain.
Second Lieut.. Browning will aso be promoted to a
First Lieutt nant. There many applicants FOR the
vacancy, but it is believed the appointment has been
conferred on George Butler Of Arkansas, that State
being heretofore without representa- i've in the
Marine Corps.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
The South Carolina Senator
Clrnsnn.

CoLrNBUs, s. c., Tbur'day, Dec. ?, lSjs.
In the Legislature today the Hon. James Chcsnut
President of the State Senate. was elected United
States Senator the tenth ballot. This is signal
triumph Of the Conservatives.
On the ninth ballot the vote stood &c fer Manning
and - for Adems
On the final ballot, Cbesnut received 81 votes ani
Adams s.
Senator Hammond in town to-day, and bis
presence end influence doubtless had influence on
the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FrSin Washington.
srYcr.L DISPATCHES TO THEs.I. TRIBUNE.
From Our Orn Coyyssp0ndent.

sFfCIAL DIsPATCHES TO The \. 7. TkIBNNL.
From Our Opn Corr0pondent
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. ,, 1888.
Letters received this evening from Senator Sum
ner. dated Paris Nov II, state that his health is
much improved, but that his physicians insist that
be- must II main longer. He will not be here till
January, and perhaps till later.
Senator Seward arrived to day. the Republ-
cans of Washington intended to give him public
reception, but he being informed of it, positively
declined the honor.
Senator Bigler and number of represen ;atiyes
have arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
From Boston.

BO,ToN, thursday. Dee. . ISN
Tho Temperance party of Boston have ors,,;,sd
politically by nominating Jalins A. Palmer tor Mayor
ara a full ticket for Aldermon.. '"'
The ship Alice Munroe, from Liverpool 10 Nsv
Orleans is reported los, the 'saacs. No aats !.
given. She Is insured IN Boston for 81 eco
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
From New-MrxicO.

oI.yLOt Is, TDursday Dec. y lS'S
The first direct msil from Albuquerque. New.N-x
GO, arrived at Neosho, Missouri, on the I7th u,t'
thirty one days out.
The mnil was intercepted by a war party Of Kiovx
Indians but shot from the mail party scun Nus tu,
principal chief, put them to fight. I've mall which
left Neosho on the 10Th October WAS not eeen or heard
Of Mr.. Hail. Who conducted the mail, trayeled With
oct map or compass, and expresses the opinion that
the time can be reduced 10 twenty-one days.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
The SLAYER Echo Case.

COLUMBIA, 5. c, Thursday, Dec. J, lSsS
The counsel for The prisoners in the SLAYER Echo
case to-day potitioued for writ OF habeas cpa' to
bring the prisoners before the Court TO shog the
reason why they should not be- logger detsined IN
custody. The Court granted the writ, and made 4
returnabls on Saturday at 10 O'Clock. This will bring
No the evidence aud of the case before the
Grand Jury, who have been further dischsreei nnm
Monday. The impression appears TO bs that the pris
oners will be held, and the cace taken to another ds-
irici.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

In Gotham when the sur is low,
Come forth in the insect foe,
And or our 6lood they bore you know,
And suck Il in most rapidly
But bugs, rosctes 'skeeters-black or white
in deaths embrace stfened quite,
II LYONS POWDERS chance 70 light
In their obscuI, vicinity.
The effect Of this POWDER is almost instantanc-
. desth ell the insect tribe Gardens be preserved aud
Souses cleared OF the Vermn pes 10 free from poison en-
bs,ml,ss 10 nknd and domestic spin 49, Al genuine signed
y Lyon Powders for insect, Ii.s for rl'4 ard aic.
s.mple Flslks 25 cents Y sular sizes 81 ccrts ad 81
BAkkEs 81 PAzk, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Canal Tolls.

OsWEGo, Thurs 'ay Dec. y lsjs
The receipts of canal tolls property shipped from
Oswego s6ce the opening of navigation 10 Dee I,
amount TO s3O3, 100, against st9,5lo Tor the cores
poudirg period Of last season.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
The Canada Outward Bound.

HALIfAN, Thursday Dc. :, lSJS
The Roval Mail steamship Canada, nom Boston,
pa,sed Ragged Islands at noon, and will b. here st
about O'Clock this evening. She viii doubtless sal
Tor Liverpool before midnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Death of BEN in min Marshall.

TROY, \. T., Thursday, Dec :, I6oS'
BENJAMIN Marshall, esq. one of our oldsst aud mSd
respected citizens died to-day, aged seventy-slx yeas
lie was largely engaged ia manufacturing operations
in which he had acquired an ample fortune.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Navigation Closed 10 Montreal.

MONTREAL, Thursday, Dec. :, lo1s.
The weather is CLOUDY aud mild, with suans
sprinkug OF STOW. This morning the thermonetS
food at lio. Navigation is closed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

We call attention 10 the Address Of the Repub-
lean City Committee, which we publish on another
page. 1t is document which will repay perussl,
and which ought to be studied by every independent
voter i'm the CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
The California Overland Mail.

ST. LOrI., Ihursuhy, Dec 2, IHIs.
The Overland Mail with San Irsaoisco dates of the
Jah ultno. arrived here this evening. 1t has been
twen,v-eyen days out. Two through passengers
cau.e With il. The reWs hiss been snti Apated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Mr LEBBECs i. WARD was elected ye.tcrda.
by the Police Commissioners to fill the vacancy il
their Board Dir. Ward is a mechanic and worth.
man.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Closed on Lake Cham.
Olnin.

Rorsf's PoISr, n. Y, Thursday, Dec. J, 1853
The steamer B ston arrived here at u y. M Sm
Jeff Burhrgton at $3.50 p. m Yesterday breaking ics
for ten miles. She is probably the last boat of the
season. The ice is three inches thick.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
Congressional Election i'm Illinois.

ST. LOTS, Thursday, DEC. fo'o.
Gov. Bissen Of Illinois has issued proclamation
calling ,nsciaI election 10 be held on the ith Of jan
unry, 10 f the vacancy caused by the death OF tie
Hon. Thos. L. Harris.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

A complete and accurate list of the members of
the Congress which conyenes st Washington On
Monday next will be found on the third page OF
this psper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
81 :N5esu9lark DAILY Gribm,te
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1853.
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
No Of Anonymous Jomnunicanons
INTENDED for insert must be Authenticated BY me
name and sedrsts Of the wr@rpo necessarily Tor ocs-
ton but IS guaranty foI his good faith
cannot undertake return jec.ed Communications
Buur, letters Tor THT TRIBUNE Oo- should In Oil cssss De
eAaxessed 20 HoEbcE GREELEY Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Among the new entertainments proirosa =! ID
Julliep, IN Iorion, is Polka called the hSs ~.
an orchestral sccomp aSiuent which prodas"
effect Of tie sua king Of hp',
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
GROVER * BAkEI,'s
New
F.MnY SEWING M,cTNE.
PRIcE go.
No. 495 BROADWAY.
L. Y. HATGnWOrr & Co..

Tb nadine from two spools, purchased fiom the
store requiring r,wudUg Of thread. 1t Hens, Feis'
Gather, ard Stitches in superior style finishing each scan by
its operation, without recourse to the handneede as Is
required by other mslnes 1t will do better and cheaper
sewing than can she works for cent
an Hour. SIND FOR CIRCULAR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
TREY ALL WILL H,yr IT.-GAYErTY's MEDI-

csIEo f.rih for tie wsr Closet something that every
boey should ate Is psper intensely purified ~ Poce'
never eeorc sdoPted aud thoroughly and skiiuy neu
Gated m u. pulp that it equal 70 both the cure and 2eVen
tive OF PILES Persons who other paper liable 10 ~
tract frs sooner or later, all other posoaos' GAY
FTTfs fAfEs viii also and preyeb. PnWorms' IN
sbiSren Sold By all respectable Drsss agd at the Depot
No. Al AnEst 1000 Sheets -l 500 Sheets 81 cens Each
package s in anest box and each sheet has j. z
OAYETTY water marked in IT, The proprtors invite calis
from those who wh particulars Sent anywhere By express
upoI !, oeipt of price.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
", "inia State Conycu,;o,

-I-1-I-H--I-rf,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

$5O.-SNGER's NEW FAMILY SEWING Ma
g5O-A reliable SEWING MACHINE for family Pur
poses price btsps the impress of the ef the
most suceessn ufscres in the world, hes long been
wanted /, now be had Price, complete for use only
FUZZY DOLLARS
1 Al q @ 20 Rrnadu-nx- Now. .York
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Missing Number&' Of our 8aily.

821BDAUk NuAUO10 "a OO4 00A&ys
Can any Of our readers supply rs with
any numbers Of the daily named below
Whoever has a file, or pile Of old copies,
will oblige Us by informing US. The lost
Numbers are as follows:
'sDAlLY WHIG."
4 MONDAY, Sept. 4, 1854, Vol. !, No. l59
n s111Ay, Sept. 26, 1854, Vol. l, No. ITS
\ skea'sday, Ser II. 1854, Vol. l, No. l79
ssday, 20 NJ 1855, Vol. l, No. 3l2
a GATE CITY"
. mss1ay, nsSahis, 1855, Vol. ., No. Is
MlnEsday, April IL, 1855, Vol. 2, No. "a
\ ICY, May IL, 1855, Vol. 2, No. 81
u -, May 20, 1855, Vol. 2, No. rs
81, 1855, Vol. 2, No. 95
1 I Y ls4ls, vi. =, No. %
q |1I aI1 y ~ w. :, No. lol
Il -, IsSs N 1oU1, M. 4, 10. 900
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Office No. 3, EscAsngs Budding, ST. LOUIS, MO.
DROMPT attention will b given TO al consign.
i msnts addressed 70 me.
All kinds Of Grain, Flour, Wool, or other mer-
chasdise bought Or sold On commission.
Orders solicited from farmers, merchants and 9th
err, which win be attended TO promptly. and inms
diAte returns made.
X. H. Miller 1 Sons, Capt. N. q. Eaton
II. Kelley = Harding. Durkee d Bullock
mch 39d&w2w
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An4lealian in Chicago, who is worth
apWardS of &c, 900, who owns Eve houses
~ Milwaukee Avenue, has seven or eight
girls n his employ, begging and stealing. =
They have dismal tale Of want 10 recite,
and Illustrate it with tears.
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The 8ps1eepal uhurcA ana the.
I waksning.

s.sa !, q. r.:.., c,1
-. DPa'0SPsi Snurou'
s caiee a. essension 70 an extract from
@sShe ChNrcAMsoW which has been travelling
the rounds OF the uaper.. and Il liable "a d.
;.,,,.x:.. !. 80 r,..-l.a 81 ..s "a Il
j y: ssss. ~ 4s y - - Ssu'o =
OnFsss 10 "a eens persons who
are not aware that ~ ChNrchman does not
! represent til. .sn,isass q the Church.
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S-ssS4 ns'Vesse'
llgg a - - sAke similar posi-
sA
7aSssif, .. - $500 ~. VIZ
sIz;s:.s ~. ~.
s'nes IN TINS whole
III !. - - 70 DC an awaken-
An.ss, an ind,scrimi-
NJ 70 the cnurches
or .: 1.ve Deen of'en ac-
s. ~ ~ tne people,
s.: !: J: J: !: !: !:
col. Of the stated preaching or labors Of the
/ pastors Of any and all denominations Of
i. uplifting q lsy slsnsss and ' agency. ssss
g.: =: !; =; !; : !: !: !:
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Tclegrsphsc News.

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port yesterd.y from LAguay!s, vsas1aelAs
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Western teWa. M0gSAnsn Mis-
aeu ~ NGAgAslka, UAmQ&t, Ac.
L upasx POsf OoACaEs leave sBsntoasport daily
Sundays exssSAe3) On the arrtvAt a 4he Cars
from kcokuk, fos Ksoaaueas, Bloomfield and Cen.
tervilc; and alternate days from Centerylle for
Cevydon, Decatur, ~. Ayr Icon, 1sttpd, QArin-
- and Sidney. ~
zsO- The Coaches and Ilseks Of the csnpa1S are
the best the drivers 6arsfuinnd ebtixtnG and no
pains ~ill be spared TO convsy traveller over this
fOute with comfort and q peaition.
1 &s- Procure Iieksisas ihe kailroad Depot, be-
fors taking seats in the Cars, or Of
w. b. RoTTER,
Western stage Agent,
apr2i1m BsntenspoH Iowa.
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Trusteeso SAFE.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that % th~
18th day Of April, 1855, In front Of Concert
Hall, in the City Of Ksokuk. Lee County, Iowa,
shall proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following real estate, to-wit: Lot
twelve IN IN block one hundred and sixty lonf,
Q64), in the City Of Kcokuk, County Of Lee and
State Of Iowa.
The sale Is made by virtue u Trust Deed from
CathArine d. c. flarkins 10 me made, 10 secure tbs
payment Of certain note tor the sum Of Ave hun
dred dotlarr which note Is due and unpaid, and BY
tho terms Of the Deed Of Trust l AM required t.
sell the property. Sale between The hours VI II
o'clock .. m. and & O'Clock p. m
WM. RUDDICK, Trustee.
March 30, lG6S-dtd
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DEnsucTlos or rHs MbacnAsr Horn,
DusuouH. About ten osclpok lasts night ~
Merchants Hotel, CORNER u Sixth nd Whit
streets, was discovered TO 80 On ~ The
flames appear to have broksa ous u ~ tsst
and fourth stories Of the hotel. TIN kAd
already gained such Roadway as to bsuncon-
trollable, and in half an hour from tho time
tho engines reached the spot the walls of the
hotel fell in and its ruin was complete.
The Mcrcnants was a finc structure, built
two years ago, and occupied until within a
few days by Russ, now the lessee Of the
Key City Ilou11 1t was owned by Messrs.
kniest and Lennsen, who built it at cost
OF $4,000, but il was mortgaged to Mr.. EN-
erson for q considerable amount. There
was an insurance Of sic, 900 in the Etna and
Home observation-disclosures Times, March
3lst.
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81 An Irish. paper, describing late du-
81, says that one of the combatants was shot
through the dsshy part Of the thighbone. Is
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Kramer. Irwin & Co.
Mississippi Valley NurseYy,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

NTHERE may be found
w the best Of Fruit
Trees, Evsrgrccns, Shade
Trees, Grape vines, md
ornamental plants, &C.,
<c.
Also, In their season,
Co bhagc, Tomato 4 Sweet
Potato Plants.
Orders ssnt through the
post onee or otherwise
will receive prompt and
careful attention.
Grounds In the western
part Of the city.
mch26.d1m
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ONION oErTs

ONION GETS
MAY be foand, In quantities 10 suit, 1t our
IN store on Fourth-st.
meh3od3w KELLOGG DI RGE.
nEACKRRRL, Cod Fish, and White Fish, fresh
lvl frem Boston, for sale By the bbl., hall Dbl,
md q retail, BY KELLOGG BIR6E,
meh1od1w Yourth-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-08

CT r HIM r . =,
10 Main.st., keokuk.
NTITH thanks TO my many friends for past
w favors. ] beg leave to inform them that
an now receiving my sPnlNG AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh frsm the
houses Of b. Deviin Co., and James Wilde, jr.,
L Co., the two bcst Clothing Hoasss In the Unit
ted Slater. My cisthiag is good and we'll made /;
those who have purchased Of mo will tsstify 10
that fact and TO those who have not wosld say,
andtry for gourseires. Coed Goods, ut fair
price are always the cheapest.
Owing To the pressure in monsy matters / am
compelled to seli strictly FIR CASH
April I'D A. W.akIFPfTH.
TENTS Cashmere sn,s, good and latest fash
NJ ion, for sale at ~ Main-st.
apr2d A.W q.
A VEkf superior assortment of l. nen Goods
n on hand ut No. ~ Main ~.
apr2d AVG.
A GOOD assortment VI Boys' and Youths
IA Clothing, at No. 10 Map,st.
Apr2d a. W. GRIFFITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-08

NMS0R ~ He e
Il Why Is the South urging the adnissiou Of
Kansas wishthe Lseonpton Constitasipnp
Thereby, ahe stolatss principle ~ free
governincns inposteA - yhus own safety.
She atfesxlAsns and huil6s mp her cneniss
10 the free S6H1ns, se
She weakaps M rains her 4fsieade sssey-
where in the NottA. ss sss
She gains nothisg, olhing,. nothing son
the contrary, she haSts6s int0 ~ Scnateaz
the United States two Abo!itioniats, and a6d1
one to the anti slavery psrty Ia the uouse0l
Representatives. NJ the United States. L6a-
isyiile Dem. sSg
These things aSc I'll strietly tfue, ~ ~
strange ~ itanay sosm, ~ Lepomp 1a1s
~ IN severxF Of the Soutnern Stats 911
that they will Goriehs out Of tho Union ~
take their States with them il Lccompteab "
not promptly admitted. Will not every calm
aud sensible man agree with US, that, IL the
issue Of Union or Disunion = 70 BE- made In
this cennsry, il will probably - fortunate
tAioG Tor the eauss = = freedom. that
IT, - b. RAae 49, tint rather
4 - ~ 411n I'M $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-08

MGAOvAA.s b xSss ~ ~
FINliE keokuk usa nd BoRnet BleachAfy has
L been removed " IoG3th, above 1eih street
where oil kinds Of straw goods will BE- bic nc he'd
oppressed in tho most fashionable eastern styles
mchxl-3w G. II. EMERSON.