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ERInAY- .InnA 10-p. ".


There was fair amount of business at the ock
Board to-day, and although at the fret call the mar
bet was ratse heavy better feeling was stsrward
exhibited spd prices became buoyap', wi h good
demand for each stock and less die position tbs part
of the bears TO extend their lines Of short contracts
AZ We innstei yesterday the aggregate OF shorts is
very large and reaction from this very natural.
Some of the bears appear to hsve entertained thls
view to-day, and took in considerable amounts OF
shorts. Central, which was Sot yesterday, cosed al
81. Ere recovered to l63, closog az l6l Reeting,
under clique movements went to All, bu. vas offered
at unusual DIFF rer ON sellers option. Pacific Mail
sod at 7GI seller thirty. The Western shares were al
better and cosed firm. The Bond Market was steady.
ard in Lacrosse there was 8n Improvement OF =
cert. The improvement to-day doubtless the result
of purchases TO cover hy n,nSant bears
who are satsfed with the profit resulting from present
prices snd this element has been aided by the move
mems Of street operators who rush in to take edvan
tage of the turn Of the market. We cannot learn thai
the public at large are buying to any extent.
The foreign bill market is before noticed aud dull.
Drawers are firm, bat make few Transactions. Ster.
Ing lCsI 1904; Frame, 5.l64 j12l.
FIeIgbts are lower and nominal. To Liverpool 100
btls Flour a. IT, Cd; 300 bushels Grain in bags at
ST. 600 bss Cotton at ii. RUS; 10 boxes Bacon
a. 20s $50 les. Beef at Is ass. Cd To London, 80
casks Rice a, lis. 3D.. lGO boxes Cheese at 30s To
Glasgow, 50 bids Shoulders at 22s. Cd. To R)t.er-
CAM 200 casks Rise at 25; 5000 heavy Pipe Saves
at $25 To Bremen, 1000 Pipe Slaves a. $40; 50
bales Cotton at &c.; 800 bbs Rosin ct D. 81. chip
from st. Johns TO Liverpool with Deal at Us. brig
to Bangor with 2,o0O bbls. Flour a. l5c. A big
from WILMINGTON to Ssgua L. GIande with Lumber
at 8.
The business Of the SutTreasury was: Receipts,
sI25 sec S9-$i3 OOO from Customs; Payments, $l77,
GI2 Is; Balance, $7,725,23 II.
We annex q comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at tie port Of NewYork FOR
the week and since Jan l.
For the uttt. 1896. 1S5T. lS0S.
Entered ~ the pot.....El tSi 3tl flilxl92 30 ~
Tbrovn ON rnsrk.t.,.,.., gli ~ 1888 1851
Since jar. l. 1896. 1907. 1919
Entered the poT... S4S 5000 81 l51S sSy.< o.
KNOWN EN- maraet..... ~ b93 OG 3S9j9ld5 &,2g Jls
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M1RZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........
Cleared.

Bsk-ClaTence Stubs Wes. ladies, T. Tfovbdse Dwight.
Bus- r. ling Wave, Lloyd, Wilmington, lDg,ls Cameron
schoop"rs- bow Hayepor Eiza6etnpor masters Jonas
Smith Lynch, Wilmington j. Smith Co Lady Adams DsTs,
som--est, L. Kenny.
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Nv 1eifgrnDh.

BOSTON June ls-An shD Cog nodo'e Bills, Key Msst
barb hoanser, Ml.tt Psisng bgs msson g. Davis, -
Hayi!; Queen OF the Sou.h Chapman, Nsw-orssn:i ~ b
sh'te'd Galveston; schrs. D. L. sawyer hom Fey 80.
EHsey Cobuin, s. BAr,s; .arcs Earrow Pl..bury AS'n
ssilea tbs 2 NJ, U. s st9reahp Releese. u
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......rHis DAY.
SuS-Pises.. 4:2S SUN-Ssts.. 1884 Moos-Sets.. ol7m
wArER....,.rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1913 Cows Island. 2:0t eGste $50
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MERCANTILE. COMMERCIAL and sys,Z

NA other krd Ct PLAIN or FANCY JOB or CAnS vts
ING BEAUTIFULLY aud correctly done a. prices 10 n q
the style Of aud requi cd seecicens ode.
which may be seen 81 THoAAsE sUrrONs fne.'as W.
No IL Fulton o., between Broadway aud Sss's- ~
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{! per can't New Orleans, per cent
The lates. news in relation TO the ffeahet on the
Mississippi and Ohio 10 contained in the annexed tele
gram:
CHICAGO, Jane Il, 1858.
Mouzd City s urd der water Trans approach within
six buLSrei ysrss. In Giro, water s;anis 10 the
wcoss sly q lie TAJf.r H:.se. J: rsLs Gown tie
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SALysrY AUCTION.

so sun Nh. G Scrip 80 80 10 Commonwealth Bank. st
f0 MI Inc Scr 53 79 10 Indemnity Fire Ins Co. 95
4c00 CF, BIDS int adj 81 10 Gala il Fire los Co... SO
Loo Say 7s int ado - l3 Asior Fire lbs c. .ll2
$500 Han bal s.. Joseph Ne1Word Fire ns Co l0i
X r - IN. ADDED 60 NevW1Id fiie los Co l0i,
LOCO Cir oin1 al Cambridge 100 Fast River Fire ms CO IS
4 Chic Il II int ad 10 SO Firemens Fire Inc Co .l46
1900 MIL Horic o. Il 20 B-esmsn Fire IDs Co M!
due 1875 INT. aided 25 20 MetropoL Fire lbs Co. 100!
1000 Wheeling l0s ..Fs 3li 10 American Express Co. 81.
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Spoken.

By p'lo. beat W Rouer No l2Jdne i6 Bsrnesr ee
~ " Is miles whaling bS Amelia Of sod 70,
m N Coast 81 Africa she had been tired into ana
BY br. stesIner
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t.. so,.m. cour. IS liz. s-a oe fc;) % tse: ,e Of ..
s y's.y = me no Gay S,e &C. .s,e SEA g.
nation - ~ - 49,. .,., 80. loa Il n, Or.
c5ri.ale tn rshuis'os e WOES j. No' az
Mi. t. - ever a, nay D. ee-med I., 80
s-s be Cnmpsly, bu; ta'ur - do y LIABILITY ey'ui 10
iDfcIm.Ht ?, IN ee ,s No ~S +, on saery
- -. mish: be sJd ss son a. pSs>taa.s 49, - a. ~
So s ,r.,.y ro ss.saa :, ls sssi-e.s - p1r.aed
,ess. Of L.srsu.e s:ose c. Exceed. ~! 4 ihe ""
Co-saa, about so go ADD Son a. his Compm, = ory
pre- n Coat. proposes - pay = "a; ~ ie an .
n.ds a. dividend III. .t-u: t 3D. j. Eoad have
he soob rp t,tnsa by 81 = cnt Ct is sad = 'sa' OIL
go ibe who, ,n,.. q let To-
Twtn:y . ce1 c.sb Fsys-: thereon would ts''' 4''VO
4.,,'..............................sI907
81 bis arnoaut reduced n twelve Honth' y ? ,o,o,
c,H: w'a-d ee....'''.''''
Lsa7ips the pertinent capital: :........s 1890 Q
% .snt wol.i Sc nvrs;sd 10 mis- m7rhinrry. Feal
este and water powe'.. 80
$500
The cs1l htuEs' VII present. i 70 s1i @.S Ss . oD
ps IL - b. Cd. thousand ds Upoa .ha; snn hs Will recS
:, a. ''ss H. G 15o,S q Ind Of c'p.4 ca IL: IN
ye. tren. in stock 81 1901, ~ e. 10
Their b. ond $50 s;oel Of SA;A ;Ee'e would
Be 81 y ceu; quict. 81
10 = csHt fxei.""........ ..'''''''''''''''''''''
49,, .........sLoa
So .b. IL the proposed rE1 I, csEried ont a1d er 80
r,on,h expen,De~ Il manufacturing plohs1e ieus etn'-
De- ,rved a. The Ms could b. ,trpp-d s1c me creditors %
oud have -eived ~ Gu every housiod dollar. q ongau
debt AID have mills ard real estate e v,aei AZ
SOS ii S. 1bus iior would have propeT " o,u 9
sarr v.luson is Of his original claim aer ha'i's
rece,ed 70 Z cent 10 cs'n.
M.ssrs. G. w. A. Williams, John a. BiancGaro,
b. F. Butler Charles s. S,orer sni Thos. y. Goddard
were appointed commite, to take the MISTER OF the
subscription in hand.
90, Saan shont he Is :, the 81 Of Juue La. yea
KS cont 9 as I reached til the OH, :, mat We
I are tul three reeks s1eai. We srbj'a the GAGS
I blcorng and tee earl.s-. Fall ifos.a t)F the Is
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RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.

To tse Edi.or NJ TIE NJ T. Tribuas
SIR: According 10 fse MD- York Times OF Fntay,
the New-York and Ere Railroad Company, and the
New York Central will be entirely ruined by taeir
cheap passenger fares through passengers. do not
agree vita taa. writer in MS conc ison2. Lot me cay
Why. Your paper srd The iuHsi rst4 Tor two cents,
AID On this you mske large reduction TO wholesale
buyers. As t9ese psp.rs contain more than treble
Il quality OF reading matter wnich is furnished
uLder old fas bIoned System, pursued st ny me
Journal OF Commerce aud other olt-iasaioned sxpeu-
Lies the que IN arises how you AFFORD for two
cents what they cannot afford for SIX Why 30 cheap
VIII you not axe more money az az advances on the
old prices Instead OF reducing OF course you pro-
prietors will ans ger no. Bo.h plans have been
tied ard you fDi that the ninble six
pence pays better than the sljw slil.ingi
% you fad the rGde IS so much mare facreascd No
b. dy vii dispute that you know what Is your Interest
ia is ms.sr but this chesp plan puzzles tha u0re
aectlng. How about tue omnibus trade % writsr
has lived i,Dg enough 10 New York to have PAID a
shilling II stead OF sxpence for ride in an oUnniols
Wpat would The Times eey OF pro jetor OF line OF
OF ibuees e.ndiI bis teams up aud down Broadway
t-king to / Is coach unless they p sd sh
Ing How long you'd Il he before the horses would
es their eads Of Would CO nbinstion of the pro-
prietes o; the bus,e 10 take nothing less than sh
iips Iide prCdoce money than sixpence does
h.k Tile times eptiielY mistaken in its ia tg nent
Of the inperdipg ruin cLesp railroad travelling.
The sc jog lues mss be passengers or no pas5an-
serg Whether the be fu.l or empty the etpense
u sbou. % same, AID local travel all Jour oTo mu
be rec umoda'ed. 1.-THE through trains cannot be
filed n ole !, ice they should be Ii led az such p.l'e
a. II il duce travelling. /, the interest OF the rau-
way 10 excite and create business and then t1ef re-
turns VIII more thsa rsnuLerEte the expenses 1ns
il the doctrine OF a DIRECTOR.
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ne L0nd0H economist June Ssya:
TIE money ma, ket remains eesy as last reported
In the open market the demand has been perhsp9
rather more active than Of late but choice bills
having ~ or thr, months 10 ara stl freely
discounted az u TO p cent At the Bank there has
quelty been revival of 81 ines. Yesterday
Afternoon announced that the rs OF the est1o-
lei m nj Will be q cent for advances until the lisn
If July CT government stocks land approved CONNER
cisl bills rot having more than six months - run.
1bis IS well known, is the recognize practice Of
the bar tends in ordinary times 10 facilitate the
release OF the large Of treasury deposits vhca
accumulate in 1brescneed de street, a. tbs period Of
the quarter. The rtgulsT customers OF the institution
so tiud the practice convenient fOr while the BI,k
ras fixed RUE OF not dscountiDg bills wi ths0
% days 20 run, their willingness TO maze afvincss
upon long bills presests the Te9uisi iecilhies n
another shape. L. ia rot likely, however, tha. toe
fo,msl 81 uncement just .de sil result IN eny "a
porlaDt additions 10 the Banks business, considering
the presen. gluttsd state of the market Tbs ,dsra'e
ex,elt If the demand for money il m)re worthy OF
notice hecsus the amount OF mercantile bills Filling
due tits Gay the itb) wss large.
At the auru4l meeting Of the Copper Falls MnioS
Company, held in Boston on tbe 18th list. the ioloS
il q statement Wa made Of IL busGess ic- the ysar
ending TIE 9Th tf June:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JrsE ls-Beiore
Judge Bets.


On motion Of toe District Attorney nol6 pr0;tqai
vas en, red In of Jose Santos sad others dced io
. schooner heIchsu for he ssvefise Is also IN
tine cases of Brooch Indicted for assault win danger
we.pou Francis Yaysd Ly1s Ann FaysId and Sarah
LcoIas Indicted for passing counterfeit money.
CUUSTERFEITISG.
The United Stats sgt Tito R1fd and Geo. Lewis.
Indietens found against tie above defendants yesr
.g. THIS morning they were NTssheu atu
pleaded Z gui
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sURROGATE'S COURT JUNE Is.-Beiofe EDWARD C.
WEST.
IT, Ill. of EJws,d T. Conuer and Jane Keenan,

deceased admitted % probate today -
The viii OF AnDi7 La@ler deceased was oDere1 TOT
probate The os:ion ordered 10 BIS pubsbed in the 5ae
paper returnsbe the 10th OF August next.
The will Of Ester Edgar, deceased, came IL for
probate Nj A. W. Vac appeared fJr the cutos
Thomas Eegr. Of the hgees, appeared In person. and
sshed for ho purpose povin2 that certain er.sues In
The GIs and Of the will unauthorized by the
deceased .btt the vi should b. proved sod recorded with
the Decision reserved and I'D onrned
The contested ~I case Of David Brush, deceased,
Up again E. W. s;oueb.on sppesred for the
@. Bellows for the executor, in support OF the will
The csie wss I'd oErned 70 the 24th inR.-
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To..l earnings om Aug l. 1857 to June 1883 $lia o.
10 relation to the London market for Anne :lean ee
;t.fs AZ

To relation to the London market for American ee
Gu ites NJ. Satterthwsitss circular says:
Since of this day week the Stock market has Sesome
t isfscory features co+hy
c3ntiL Of the bet tween the Turks
and Mouteners aud the French demonstration on
the African in addt ID = which much efculty expee
progrsa IN the gnehns OF 10 Sdia
ar IL the Of the dispute with China AID, ls
comes Li ed Sse the demand for .epatlon Tor ia
Jury iced Jpon American yesse English cruisers
ertniDg The iieht Of search for slave hips
is deyouy to be wLhed hs, the twof Oven nenis may
anicbiy sr.uge the matter sure we're betf - concede
the right part OF Great BI:Go If trouble slch :hose
ported siie cot OIL
The sdyces from NewYoik has been not only %
PURCHASES Of American Securities but ha Undue many
reduced rates Eiie Shares. bve b.en sold a o Ne~
Yo Shares offering 70 to 80; isoss Shares have
been dull Is dscous dosing ho~eye blyers al hat
ter sales Il Bonds on' b. made by esst)n
In while the attempted introduction OF has
proved tiIe failure. .
Couso heavy s7id97i fOr money and s7 asa To-:
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q
The CONDITION # the growing crops hiss been .he
absorbing pie ia CONNIE ryi.l ciIce- cGTDg ns week
II :. avy rains If Z rs1ay slt Friday, ~bic1 del
u, sd sl4Jse ion oftLe ecu t., ~ tie )Ots that
have prevailed * 81. tie f.yerP eat c-seks-CvertlJ~
irg Bottom lands, carrying of fsLcss &-.-dlG in
u,nse damage L. tie gFOs Wig crots, al 8 most
e',,rnv fei,rp prevailed 90 Saturday which c)rfe-
weather IL thst dsy. But or Suaosy, Moadsy, snd
y,s.efdsy precisely such weather Gs @ss needed Fl
Il or. Us txoeiisf eel, and hopeful feeling
Few prevails regsrcirg tire Agricultural prJspsot yf
the e. u,try Maco remains 10 BE- plated, and
in set bottom lands nOtlibg no be done tlis
son; but on upaads Ne may expect With favorable
westter hereafter, pretty fair crops. Tae whe2 Il
good westhsr from this the out, the yield Will be
ful'v equal to the wants OF the country. WITH the
sto.k az Old grain on hand One-haf an average crop
wheat ana corn would afford ample supplies for the
next year.
Tie Little Msmi Railroad Company regarding
tie reduction msce BY the Nsw-foyk Central SID
Ere RsihOsd Companies in ssenger fares as merely
las heretofore been c1nen'. Tas Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad CsDpsny, We understand,
have agreed to pursue similar c0urse.'
The Boston Journal gives the annexed abstract Of
the scheme for reorg aniziDg the Bsy S.ste Mills
u1 der the title Washington Mills. TIE plan laid
before the creditors Of the Bay State Mills at meet
rg held on Thursday. There have already been 400
eheres a. S5t 0 e.ch subscribed
Tia, the creditors subc be 10 the stock extent
ihr osus provided however the captL shsl
not exceed and that twenty per cent upon The
entire debt shs be paid in money To The CREDITOR as hereinafter
stated
BEN, or,aea Under he -, b iL:ofp1r1e cr.ao perpoa.
;b,IeL banned By .as :!e 81 80 .A.S Hs and pe,o
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cLAssiFrcATIoS

yca Pots AID PesTis...............i,tO8
COTTOS-The !. ifu with sLes Of 2tJ bales ~
otons The ibs las not Produced any change
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AsHEs-Tne market steady f5r both kinds bols
81 ! d for Pct. and PeGls-
STOCK or AsBEs JUNE Ie, 1858.
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MAsoNI6 DTRBOr0RY

OhiO ledge No. 1OI.-Meets Masonic Hall
e'rner Market and streets and ird Mon.
d"yevenngsof each month. e.. W. sasrs, VI. NJ; 4Ieo.
Gster LaW1aLtn,s Secretary.
WheeItnR Lodge Nc. .108 Meets As above on
the frat and tAtrd Thursday evenings Of each month
SasSFLiNeaH,W. NJ s. Y. Psarsoa, secretary.s,,a
WhfHe!44nS Unton Ghnpter No. I0=-Meets ii
Soove on the second of eGehraonth. W. q
S7'F7, H.P.; s. ". Pearson, Secretary. - ,ssl
W6eeltuS EacnmPment ne. 1.-Meets a
eo'e on shs feSrh Monday evening each men4h W J.
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10 The Dayton Empire relates a story of a
young lady who had been receiving the address.
es Of a rich farmers son, near Dayton. The
the wedding was come, and the guests assem-
bled, prevailed on his son to shack out - vris
ting the following letter Of explanation
to widder M
you kin mara your. purity dater to sum of
e aeo o hun 5nR4 aEssg
SO go on with your rat KILN,
no more furever
john Sem
Another lover who was present, offered to
take Johns place; and the lady, with great
prpmptness aud propFiety, consented. Alicense
was Quickly procured, aud the suddenly.accept.
ed stood up aud were married.
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NOTICE.

VIE arm Of Sheppard q Morgan is this day dtsSoIy.df
BY mutnal consent. The busInes Of the Arm Siii -
Sy those thkhfm GfS
settlement = i n tSSFppSA y ipS pS loE
Sept. 10Th, 1853. y 9'iti - y CHIs MORt4iNSb s!a
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GHAS. MORGAN

CLlAB. MORGAN,
WHOLESALE ANDlRRTAIL Aianufseturers Of sadSI.s Z
A bri1lss Harness and TrHps and dealer in ali ar
PToile that he has at Main ST. cor Marktt
Aey Whefe he viii be glad person1 wanting j,
any OF ihe articles Ashe intends
~ 9q SsI atai PEises he hopes obtain liberal 1aTo
WORK. and repairing done with dispaleh !7 GEnIsliI
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..RE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS=

1-subscrberswho do give express notice to the con-
'I-f
sI subscribers the discontnuaace Of their
oi!calS the publisher continue them until all ar
IL irages paid.
neglect refuse to take their perod
e.ls from the Offices which they directed they held
Iponeble till the have settled the bill ordered them
S:ontinued.
Ar subscribers other places withoutnform
publish and the papers former d
reston, they are held responsible.
The decided that refusing to take period-
from the Office removing leaving them uncaed
.r,.s .Dautaos4 evidence of Intentional fraud.
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE

\ 5-or THE
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Cash Capital 81, 600, ,ooo.s
094 ere ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED 81 l
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5O6i3sY sa,
Andtheprestige Of 3s yen and experience.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT concerning subscription advertising or other
tae Proprletors. ~
Letters concerning the Of the paper
houd hE addressed ta the Rdors jointly either
Tnem. e. 3 fE ~ - - =. = ri -
for publication, will please write
An observance Of the above will greatly obiRe
ni more prompt attention to correspondents than
! syaIsht otherwise receive. u =
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! NUMBER o.
7sADDhRs, Harness, TRUNKS. 70.

WHOLESALE & REpAII,. II
B. SHEPPARD, No. 13l Main st. corner Of Union yfI
- continue to keep hand large ana eol1uIets Ss
sortment Of all articles his line, consisting Of Spa
9enuemenS Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkess TrunIS
would call attention my stock and trpS
Of the public patronage N%tlSS
All kinds OF repairing promptly done, and In proper
imAnneE. J. 3. SHEPPARD.
SePEO -'st.t.- s-l--t- lt-si 1Si IL ~ =
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u lFron .he Ner Yors Ezprss..l

CONGRESSIONAL RusRrAS1s The .Ia,alisl, ,an5
Noatqome,y Fraeas-Itis by, no means g, rtain
that tue first report Of the fracas, ia the streets
of Washington, between the Honorable Mrl Enp.
lish, of Indiana and tho Honora I've ike 70
be particular about titles] Nr. Mo5i4oneIv. Of
Pennsylvania, was as strictly impartial asa RIO
id adherence to the facts in the eassas tbsy
now appear-woula seem to lstli.pest q !, = -
Itisthe concurrent testimony 81. persons who
were eye.witnesses of the scene. that Mr. Mont.
geometry never opened his mouth to Mfr EnaIish.
until the latter struck him a ruffian-like blow
with-his sword cane-a blow. the oniv nrnyoca.
ton for which, It seems tg,;,er y's re.
rusal to hold any Intercourse mr. conversn,ior
vita ,thelperson who dealt it-fyod 5e5foI n
is denied that Montgomery apniied to hisnTtot,.
onist the cnitlief SSi,SGi, - ~, ~ 7 2
seen any evidence. as VET t5 Tie 5sn;,l
AS the case stands. then. Mr.. Eneiisb of Tna;.
ana. is a disgrace to himself d;sg,ro. ~ M
constituents, and a disgrace 10 the body of witch
he is member. He has been guilty Of condnct
which the worst New York 1i,De,d R,S;ti,
would be ashamed of; and we do not see how
his colleagues can, consistently with their own
sclf.respect, delay a resolution Of expulsion.
For our own part sa. hnt I;t,Ia cnin ~
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Not with sound ofshont and trumpet -
Came the birth Of Christmas day,
was a baud of mountain shepherds
Sought the manger where it lay
A1dsA glory shone around it
like the glory, Of the sun,
ana the shepherds knelt and worshiped
When they saw the "Holy Oncn
Then a voice was heard from heaven. -
May we hear 1T once again
Saying Peace be, unto nations
And good will be unto men,,
For,the love of God 'deScendeth,
And the Son of God begins,
On the mission God hath willed, to ass
5ss save HssiPeople from their sins?"
Nottwith trumnets. nor with banners.
Nor with tramp of armed throngs,
STROBE the victor to.tis triumph
Ger the ages gathered wrongs; 14
nut with pity stopping downward
Into spirits sorely tried, 40 NJ
Hlye the blind man back his vision,
And the weeper's eyes were dried.
Then the glory left the manger,
Left the nanger where it lay;
And became the hope ofnations,
And the dawn ofperfect day;
And the iOwly leaped aud shouted,
forthey were no more opprest,
And they said twas sure,,the promise,
'Ab5r,m's seed5shall all be blesl""ss Az
Then the neighbor grew brother,
AND the hungry menywere fed
Andthey gave a stone no longer
When brother asked for break;
Anu the front war grew calmer,
Grew more human allitS looks
And the. swords were turned to plow-sharesl
And thespe to pruning hooks,
Still the glory. STRAIGHTFORWARD, q 4 r5s f, 4
Though the tempted and the tried
Sits in heaven with his Father, "A
BY his loving Fathers side;
Stlll.in spirit is he with us,
Will be with US evernore, sad
Until sin hath found n victor,
Until sorrow shall be o'erl
So VIC Joy when Christmas comethZsi
Ihrough the lattice soltY streams
Forthe day hath brighter vision
And the night hath swceter dreams:
And our hearts are full of carols,
u sc open butotr hands
Where the widow sits in mourning,
And the begsar stricken stands
Sowe joywhen Christmas cometh,
Christmas lull of holy cheer
And We pray it find US better A
:; With the lapse of every year; a
Find our hearts more true aud tender,
Fndiour hands more true and strong,
And our spirits, like good Jesus, l7s =
Firm to triumph over wrong ls.A
So VIC joy when Christmas cometh,
Aud we clasp our open palms,
And we give our friends blessing,
And we give the needy alnss;
And we owugail men as brothers iGE
nthe circle Of the sun,
And We say in Glirist's good name, 4,
Let the Fathers will be done!"
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to preside. Many of the most distinguished
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