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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

CLOSING OF The TRADE EsIS Nav YoRK
The fall trade sale of books, which has been
In progress at Leavitt Co 5 for the last clever
DAYS, closed on Saturday night, after an unpre.
cedently prosperous sale. The attendance was
from all parts Of The country and was very large
Prices ran high, in some cases exceeding the re.
TAIL rate and the amount sold though not as or.
d was anticipated, was still very good. This
sale shows that the book business of the eount,v
Is rapidly recovering from the depression off
year and there is no evidence of the imitation
which characterized the sales OF other year.
Inc total amount OF the sales will reach nearly
s2"O,O0. OfAppleton Il Co.'s books S35 OOo
worth Were sold; Philip Sampson K Co S invoice
reached s2O,LOO; Derby and Jackson, SIS .uOO.
Little, Brown Il Co, $1,000 This firm sold a
number Of kent's COmmentaries-thef first time
tbis book has made its appearance at trade
sale Harding Sons, of Philadelp hia sold
e-,Oo worth Of their beautiful bibles Leayitt
q Allen disposed OF = GO worth of books; Blsn-
ehard & Lea, 81 COO; Pickner Field. a. GOO
For elementary educational works there was a
large demand, albums and holiday works sold
wei ""eosters Dictionary" sEBeecber,s Life
Thoughts" and the FPrince Of the Uousa .,
David had large sales. Ofthe last named ,vo,l
tOOO copies were sold, showing a large d.m,,a
for it, Altogether the sales were satisfactory To
the contributors and show the book business IN
be in . healthy condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22
PERSONAL

80. Judge y. r Brocchus of Missouri Hon
g. NJ. Conrad, Of Louisiana, and Capt r. H.
Marcy, L ;. A, are at the National.
--.- Hon. VIM. T.. Yancey, Of Alabama, passed
through Columbus. Ga on the 10Th instant, en-
route for the Warm Springs, Va.
-. Madame Beecher Stowe has been dined q,
the raials Royal, by party Of French literary
lddles, 10 which gentlemen were not admitted
- III is rumored that Mrs. Mowatt Richie
INTENDS returning to the stage. and devotinp the
proceeds OF her efforts 10 the Mount Vernon AS
sOcidtion. ~
80. Cllman and Mar-tz-k sat side bv side in
box al the Opera, at Burton's New yoyk on
Saturday, and clapped at the music OF tbsir ~,
Hvsl, Strakosch. ''~
-.-- Sir William Gore OusIey Mfnjs.s, ,,ou,
Great Britain TO Central America Is s,.vIna >,
the house Of Judge Roosevelt, In New Vol III
leaves for Central America In the course OF the
weeks " 'ee
-. The New York Herald SAYS "a oood
zeal has been said relative certain appIjcaiIons
made by Senator Douglas TO the cabitaIi.,s -,
W al st'set tor loan OF ffom fifty 10 a hundred
IuouSdhn collars 20 carry on the contest i'm IIU-
n TO- De last time the S~natOr was IN N,w
~. =" >, peh.d negotiation in Wall street for
we understand, was TO meet en,.c 49, ~, wn'cn,
shape OF mortgages on landed nroa.r,,, -, soo
speculations out West rP''y anu otner
-..- A young lady OF Sweden. .,n.. ,o,s
vert 20 the faith Of Rome and an inms,a o con-
vent In Paris, came recently, by thu d 1i con-
sister, into the possession Of large $780, OF her
an attae he Of the Swedish Legation in part s,s
hnrdiately called upon her to make her Telinoni.L
the property. which, according to the Swedi.h
law, she has forfeited by her abjuratIon Of the
rfotsstant filth The Lady, however, has de-
cnned submitting 10 il, and the Univers-a Ro
man Catnotc paper, applands her resolution and
denounces the prosecutions to whirh convert. IN
Rome are subjected IN Sweden,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

LArkR FROM ST DoMTNGo.-Captain Park OF
the British brig John Butler, arrived at New
York from Port au Plat, 5th inst. states tina,
Santa Anna marched into Santiago on the LIST dsv
Of September, with 1900 men and : 900 horses
and took possession Of the Fort Santiago had
previously caPitulated, the President, Valverde,
ned to Monte Christie, there to embark for Turk.
Island. The Collector OF Customs at Port au
Piatt, and three men from Santiago also left for
Turks Island on the 5th of September. When
Captain Park left there was no government, the
principle merchants had closed their stores, the
paper money was of no value, and no person
Knew how to sell or buy or what the next change
was to be-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union devotes three editorial articles
to the controversy of which Judge Douglas is
party. In one of them it most admirably con-
denses, from q speech delivered ut Jonesboro on
Wednesday last, the argument Of the Senator,
rs to the effect Of the decision of the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott case, as follows:
His argument is, that because Congress Is
pledged to non-interference, non intervention In
States and Territories alike and because the
bred Scott decision does not supply positive pro-
tection therefore the people of the Territories II
majority OF them are opposed to slavery, have
the right to put down slavery in the Territories
by unfriendly legislation and that the RIG ht of
STAKEHOLDER to take his property in a Territory
where a majority Of its people are against II, is
barren, worthless, and useless
- In other words, as Congress cannot interfere,
and the bred Scott decision afirms only an alb
stract right, unless a majority OF the people Of a
Territory be favorable to slavery. the case of the
STAKEHOLDER who may be bSyuil. there by these
has he no remedy for injuries Inflicted upon him,
but there - no source from which the remedy can
be solicited or obtained. To this lame and i'm
potent conclusion has Judge Douglass cham
piOnship of the rights of the South come at last
Il this the feast To which the author Of the Ne
braska-Kansas bill invited the South -,
The hteii,gsneer quotes from the New York
Commercial Adrernser letter purporting to
be addressed to Hon. Daniel E. Sickles by Col
lector Schell, and makes the interrogatory-
I" IL it genuine %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

NEW FILIBUsTRR MOvRMKNr.-Thes steamship
Star Of the West sailed from New York on Moa-
day, for Aspinwall. Among her passengers wers
General WIN. Walker and Colonel Bruno Won
Manner. The New York Herald Of Tuesday
SAYS:
II IL understood that the last named gentleman
received, yesterday morning, about o O'Clock, a
notice from General Walker to be ready for a
start, without intmating his destination. Al
half past one O'Clock carriage drove up to the
st Johns Hotel-tbe residence Of Colonel Natz-
mer. containing the "g'ay- eyed man of DESTINY -
and they quietly departed for the steamship pier.
Their departure was known only to few friei ds
Mr.. Macdonald and few California friends gave
them last farewell as the steamship cast of from
the pier Colonel Childs and Mr.. Fitzgerald
agents for Whites Canal Company, also left on
the Star of the West yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

IL The general term Of the Supreme Court, at
Rochester, New York, has att rmed the jud gment
OF the Oyer and Terminer in the case of "a stout
convicted Of murder, and has fixed upon the day
when the Judgment Of the Oyer aud Termner
shall be carried into execution. The day fixed
upon is the twenty-second of October, between
the hours OF u and p IN. Mr.. Pomeroy, coun-
sci Tor Stout, will take measures to carry the case
to the Court Of Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

IL The Russian steam frigate General Admi-
raj was launched into her adopted element yes
terday morning, from one Of the New York
shiP-yards. Though the hour selected for this
ceremony was early, not less than seven thousand
people thronged the dock, and the shipping
around was blackened with visitors Thirty five
hundred Were on board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

OAn extraordinary memorial has been ad.
dressed by five hundred and seven Austrian
priests to the author of the Concordat, the Car
dinal Prince Archbishop Of Vienna In this
document the grievances Of the priest are set
In very energetic language. They demand a
number Of reforms, the most important of which
is the abolition of celibacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22
GOAL, WOOD. LIME, AND SAND.

am now dIscharging q cargo of Greenwood White
Ash COAi egg and broken. A deduction of Is cert s
wall he made If taken from the vessel. Also. we'll
sowets so i,h oil nite, msa an tray Ash Goal
Pine WOOD. Cumberland Lump Run of the NJ inc
and Smlths' Coal.
No. 5as, northeast corner 18th and streets, one
square south Of Penn. avenue.
cost VEVO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

III Mr.. william Carey Jones, the literary
legatee Of the late Mr.. Benton, OF Missouri, So
now Engaged In writing that distinguishedstafes-
mans biography. 10
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BOARDING..

ROARD.-A comfortable ROOM with BOARD
" o. n ne obtained N private family at No col
18th street, between 6 and III. sc 22-Ss
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS Ar
~ MISS MORLEY'S. "a Psna. ArsNHs.-Fam-
Ines or single gentlemen wishing to settle for the
winter, Will find these Rooms pleasant and locotIon
good. Terms moderate. Sc % Sis
ROARDlNG "A few gent emen can he accom-
- niooated with good board and PIES SAINT Rooms
at 40 ID street. between 9Th and 7th. sc S-Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

III NOTICE.
LAYING Opened BOOT AND SHOE
Sioh GA Pennsy wanna avende, between
"a and ga streets, would respectlu 4, q m
the attention OF the publ c To- my large andy"
varied assortment Of Ladles'. Genilemeh'sV -
before pnrchss ng elsewhere. Keep consnntly On
nand good assortment of work Of nv ow n manu-
be surIa sssd by any IN the clty - 1870
Al worf ordered from me will he manufar cured
nnl whose long reputation as a Boot pId Shce
Maner - sg mcient TO guarantee neat ~ and dura-
ne vofk nope, BY strict attention to BUSINESS, To
merit share OF the public patronage. -
A. I'm. WhEkrLTfs go
% 90-Sts @T1 north ado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

NoIIcE.-Many accounts due the Star Office by
persons in Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who - authorized to collect and receipt for those
CT Its bills he may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

CHOICE ENGRAvINGs AT PHILPS.-A
" selection Of remarkably fine Ensraviat ., plaza
Imported BY FRANKLIN HIP,
( sea So Pa sv., bet. stA ord letk sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22
PESUMED HIS PROFESSION.

RESUMED HIS PROFESSION.
DIR. VAN PATTEN is happy to announce his
readiness to serve his frienis and patrOns,
at his most central and delightful Rooms,
opposite the new part ofthe u. 3. Treasury, II10
near tho corner Of Pa avenue and 18th street Per
sons IN want of new dentures, centre or pat !
will lind him prepared TO give them the benefit OF
every thing ew and valuable In Dentistry,
N. B.-His once and residence now being again
IN the same house. he may be found at all hours.
se PSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

TN MUSICAL CARD.
HE underslEned begs leave to say that he m
prepared to furnish Mus with the best on hand
brass or string either) for Fairs Balls ana Onrts.
A Pianist always on hand. p FISUER
ne x-lm No. Si6 Pa. avenue, Washinrton Civ.
ThOMAS SANDS. URD rAKER.
GAknIsoH STREET. NAvy Yarn.
constantly on hand ready made Cot
ms OF al kinds, and every article 70 80 -
All orders from the country attended TO with
promptpess and on moderate terms Also, furniture
neatly reeaifed and varniShed @ 1-sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

nave arrived and will appear
THIS "wednesday EVENING, Sept. p, 1853,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. 1t
DRY GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.
We are now receiving our large and we'll assorted
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, to which we ask
the special attention Of purchasers.
5000 yards dark Calico, at Ga. 10, and Eso., fast
5000 yards Pad and Striped Moussellns at l2i and
lee.
a,OOo yards beautiful Plaid Nerinos. at sl14a.
A large stock # Flsnnels, brown anu bleaohed
ShIrtlngs and Sheetings,
Cottons, Shifting Linens, IN fact every article usu
ally found IA first class stock Of Dry Goods.
w GoLLEY. j.. w. COLLEY Co.
sc p, Nv three doors from Pa. sv.
ENGLIsH REPRINTS OF OLD NOVELS.
II Valerius. bv Lockhart; 81 cents
kegin,ld Dalton, by LockhaIt; 81.
Adam Blair and Mathew Wsld, by Lockhart; 81,
SIR Andrew WylIe, by John Gait; 81.
The Entail, by John Galt; 81.
TTisls of MARGARET Lindsay. by Wilson: 81 cents.
The Hunchbaek, by Victor Hugo. LOGdon; - cts.
Consuelo. by George Sands, volume IS cents.
Countess of Rudolstadt, BY George Sands, / vol.
so cents. ~ ! : - = : =
The Queens Necklace. BY Dumas. 50 oents
The Two Danas, BY Dumas 81 cents. -..
seN -FRANCk TAYLOR.
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l. -. - AND VANISHED.
Sois., Chsirs, &q. 70 covered. and packing Fur
JAMES WILLIAMS, ~
G No. 5i2 It'll street. I'd hoor.
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring =
20 their original ustre all articles Of Varnshed and
POlls he'd Furniture. Piauos TO. for sale by b ntx
Bro Odd Fellows' Hall. or by the subscriber, j,
WILLIAMS. 9TH street. sal
FOR VENT.-Ths third story OF the by iiding
No. 5i2, It'll street, y By % feet. ssieSAWu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

DEPARrxKsrAL. Hon. Aaron v R,ovr
a. No. denerai, was expected to have lett
Wv wy 'sst evening, for visit to the North,
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The AFRICAN SQUADRoN.-A private letter
has just been received by gentleman of this
city, from a friend on board of the sloop-
war Dale, dated at Porto Praya, August H.
The health Of those in the squadron generally is
good. The Dale is the only vessel as far north
as Porto Praya, and she will soon sail for a
cruise of the southern coast of Africa A sea-
man from the squadron was sent home in the
store-ship Release, which arrived at Boston on
Monday, on the charge of some criminal Of
fence. His name is not given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

RETURN OF THE PREsIDENr.-President Bu-
chanan returned from Wheatland last night,
and proceeded forthwith to his residence at
Soldiers Home. He is in excellent health,
and much gratifed with his brief visit to his
old friends and neighbors.
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LOST AND FOUND.

WAS TAKEN UP, this morning = stray HOG
w which the owner can Obtain by cslllbs
on SAM EL ANDERSON, at the 0vESh
wagon stand, corner of Pa. avenue aDt 1ES
charges. Sc Si N
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about z o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

MERCHANT TAILORS.
ASP PENN. AVENUE, NEAR4ta STREET
Have just received their FALL and WINTER
GOODS, comprising all kinds of Cloths
Cassimsres, and Vestings of latest Imporia. "a
tons also. line lot of Furnl Shing Soods,
all of which W u be sold very low for cash, NJ
or to punct u8l customers. Sc p colin III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

APPoINTED.-Brevet Second Lieut.. Charles
e. Jesup, son of Major General Jesup, is ap-
pointed aid to General Harvey, in place of
Capt. Pleasonton, who goes out to the Pacific
as Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

OST-S5 RE NAe Don the Sd instant los,
IL BUZZ Al.O COW, mlddling sIze
pecs OF the left ear cut of and n sma n pisce ~
from under the right ear. aud pink ed w; m
white specks on the left side and breasf In, .I,.
reward vii be paid by the owner AZ u,fnrmstin, ~
the whereabouts Of said COW lie given Al The Sc,
OfRce. ~ the Sta'
sc 90 St JOIN AUGUSTAPFrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22

GRAND cOTILLON PARTY OF THE Ma
VI TlONAt. CLUB.
The members Of the National Club take great
pleasure in announcing 10 their friends and the a
public that they will give their FIRST Grand s.
Cotlllon Party of the SEASON, on TUkSDAY.M4
October 18th, 1853, At Thorn's Building, 7thlaHA
street. BY order OF the "
II. COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-22
JOHN ;. PKNDLErON
REDSooD, Culpeper county, Va.


Port Praya, Cape de Verde Islands. August
H. arrived at Boston on Sunday last She
brought mail from the African squadron.
The following are her officers Lieutenant w
A. Parker, commanding; First Lieutenant T.
Scott FIllebrOwn; Second Lieutenant James
IT, Maxwell passed assistant surgeon, Wash
lngton Sherman; acting master George H.
Perkins; clerk, Jefferson s. Cam. Commap-
der Parker states that the U. S. frigate Cum.
oerland, Commodore Conner, sailed from Port
fraya, August l6, for ST. Pauls de Loando.
Africa; U. S. sloop-ofwar Dale. Commander
BLAIR, also sailed same day on q cruise all
well in both vessels.
The sioop-of-war Cyane is expected to sail on
Monday next for the Pacific squadron. Her
officers have all reported, and as few of those
now On board were originally ordered by the
department, we give a list Captain, Samuel
Lockwood Lambert; Lieutenants, j. II. spotts
L .. Phelps, Geo. N. Morris, j. StillwelI. A
u Mccartney, (Acting Master y Second Lieut
oil Marines, A. N. Baker; Surgeon, l.. j. Viii.
liams; Assistant do, Chas. L. Living; Purser.
J. ID. Murray; Captains Clerk, j. w. Upsum !.
Purser's Clerk, Charles F. Float; Acting Boat.
swain, John Brisco; Gunner, N. B. Willstt :.
Carpenter, WIN. knight; Sailmaker, Samuel
+. Boutwell,
The Fulton's battery and crew are in readi.
ness for her at the Norfolk Yard. She will
start for that port to-day from this city. Her
officers are Lieut.. Commanding, j. j. Almy
Lieutenants, M. X. Warrington, Robert b.
Stewart, Robert Selden, Marshall c. CampbelI:
Purser, Robt. ii FIack; Surgeon, Mayo; Chief
Engineer, Newell; I'd Assistant, j. o. Grier;
81, w. b. Burrows, j. b. Houston and De
Graft Her marines are in charge of Sergeant
Thomas 5. Bowe.
A grand full uniform dress parade of all the
US marines attached to the Brooklyn Bar
racks, the North Carolina and the Harriet
Lane, took place on Monday at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, after which Sergeant Jacobs
drilled the recruits for Paraguay. ...
DI'AhrSEsrAL.- Hon. Aaron V. Brown.
'%a'tsr General, Was expected to have lett
'"' cry last evening, for Q visit to the North,
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0-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
AS Housekeepers breaking up are res pectfully
informed that we are at all times prepared to buy
thelr entire stock of household effects TN large
small quantities. for cash.
BONTZ & COOMBS,
au 6-2m No. So 7th st.. bet. ] and X,
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16

att torklara act: det 81 aauds vile, att 81
och iag skulle vara f0renade ifan III ooh
lfor alltid. Mafgareta, miitt hela hjert4 81
lsedertt dert nann y mig kart, viii d
lblifva min, saaonl jsg y eder, llifyet cch
II OGDEN sa''i
Forran Leonard shade slutat meningsn,
hade rodnadeu pa hennes kinder allare
dan forsvunnit, men tarar, klafs som HI
stalIdroppar, fodade nedfor hennes snioi-
Invita- anlete. sRodr mig icke nul, q bad
hon honom entraget, "a hon markte, att
han lfade narmat sig henne. Jag yisste
det torran ri SADIE det Jag boder e,
lemna mig 1t mig sjell g
aMargarefa, utropade han med smart
sam orc, viii ri NJ utyisa mig fran e
naryaro ?p
uDet Il icke for eder, utan for min
skull, syarade hon med hjertlig sinnesro-
relse. dilemma mig allena, dyre herre.0 e
81 6 Taste jag ga bort utan svar, utan hopp?"
fragade han. hIargareta, vet nj att min
saliga moden yalsignelse hvilar pa eder
och mig? Vet nj att er egen torlikning
med Gud skall blifva fulllsomnad ! udr
kdrleks 2" si7 d
eJag vet alltp svarade hon. JaG
skulle anse edra ord sasom en profning ON
jag ofvervunnit mitt hjertas hogmod. Men
Jag kan icke. Jag vet att Herren viii 81
hafva Diet, och det al ratt att jag skulle
underkasta mig Herrans vile utan strid."
.Saledes viii nj blifva min for It'd och
evighetw fragade han i en- upprymd sin
nesstamning. y.
Jungfrun lade sina hopknappta handler
ofver bada sina ogon och svarade ! en-
hogtidlig ton: aNar en- gang jag har
hvilat mitt hufyud mot min faders hjerta,
och hans torbannelse Or torvandlad val
signelse, da skall jag svara eder, antingen
nj ffragar mig eller 81. Men lemna mig
nu allena." s
Men Leonard, annu hanryckt, SADIE !:
ssMargareta, MI f6rstar jag Herrans lofte:
sSalige aro de renhjertade; ty de skola Sc
Gud., NJ alskar nj Gud allenast, och
eder fruktan ar torjagad. M ar eder
karlek fullkonligt"
Hon log. och SADIE: jag har aldrig
fruktat Gud mer an jag gor delta ogon-
blick. Delfore, lemna mig allena, Leo
nard."
"Margareta,n utbrast han 1eder askad-
ming stracker sig allttor hogt for mig.
Drag mig upp till edra hoga begrepp och
bed Tor mig" Och med sakta steg lem
made han rummet.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-08-16
Ur s.Waktaren." .., .ag
Lunds Domkapite atgarier med anledning
af de sekteriska r0relsernai Skane.
(Forts. #. No 49,

Sedan vi fora numret redogjort tor
Lunds domkapitels senaste vidtagna matt
och steg i ofvannamda vigtiga ANNE, SAINT
deriemte meddelat nagra andra PRISONERS
omdomen, dels derofver, dels / a'lmanhet
ON behandlingen af sektvasendet, villa
vi soka taga amnet i narmare skarska-
dande.
Hvad da torst angar den af domkapit-
let brefvet till justitiekanslern gjorda
lagtolkning, sd har man hittills, sasom be-
kant ar, merandels ansett att missgernings-
balkens l kap och 4 S. innehollo de nu
gallande straffbestammelserna mot attall
och villfarande larosatsers utspridande;
och sasom domkapitlet anmarker, har at
1885 ars stadga icke le1nnats sd synnerlig
uppmarksamhet. Delta torde mojigen
hafya harledt sig deraf, att dalagen erholl
kunglig stadtastelse ar l736, men namde
stadga ar af az 1885, sa har man torestallt
sig at att denna forfattning likasom de manga
andra. hvilka utkommo under de senaste
aren fore allmanna lagens antagande, bllt-
Wit genom densamma upphafda, om de ock
kunna, sasom mera speciella stadgar, at
skilligt torklara lagen. Harvid gor nu
domkapitlet den anma1kning att l755 ars
stadga icke kan yara upphafven af den
DR. 1884 voterade allmanna lagen. Befo-
genheten af denna anmarkning kan icke
bestridas. Allmanna lagen antogs utaf
rikets stander genom en- skrifyelse till 4.
Mt den IA Dec. 1874, och dagen toIut
ar den underd. skrifvelse daterad, som or
dagrannt igger till grund TOR 1735 ars
stadga. Da saledes standerna samtidigt
antogo den allmanna lagen och ifragaya-
rande torfattning, sd maste torutsattas att
laestittaren ansett det flagbestammelserna
i dem bada Yoro ofyerensstammande; och
fragan blir da, huruvida genom en- riktig
lagtolkning en- sadan ofverensstammelse
kan uppvisas, eller hvilketderal alagbud skall
gala framtor det andra, handelse at otor-
enliga skiljaktigheter.
Da fhissgerningsbalken utl ! kap. 3 5
sager, att sSden som faller af fran var rata
evangeliska lara och trader till en- vllfa-
rande, skall, der han icke sig rata later,
torvisas riket;;" sa sager domkapitlet, att
| denna rattelse och Warming skall ega rum
ID satt toreskrifves 1875 ars stadga 4 S
/ nom. vi villa nu icke bestrida, att
icke dessa utt6rliga toreskrifter bora tjsna
till ledning TOR kyrkosty relsen; men ikyal
Dor anmarkas, att lagen och stadgan icke
| afse alldeles samma fall, enar stadgan
allmanhet omtalar, att nagon rAkat j en-
viIlfarande mening, hvaremot lagen inne
haller det bestamda fall, da nAgon falli'
af fran den eyangeliska laran, och trdd
/ til en- yillfarande.
| afseende kter pa den som utspride'