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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-wILLIAM


IN BROWN ct al. AT. THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST CoMPANYn pursuance OF an order made 10
this the 4h day Of February 1883 and by virtue OF the
iver.d will expose 70 SALE at PUBLIC FENDCE on FRI
Merchants Exchange the City Of New York. by Theuas
Veitch, AuctiODeer: $780,
~ Mortgage Bonds OF the Cleveland and Ptt-
bursh Railroad Company dated LIST Sept 1855 each for SloO
due 1878
Mortgage Bonds of the Cleveland and Pitts
burGh Railroad Company dated LIST Sept, 1885 each for $500
due 1873
Mortgage Bonds Of the Cleveland and Pitts
buTh Rsiosd Company dated st Msy 1885, each for SlOo
due 1878. $780,
80 Seven Per Morgsg Bonds Of the Cleveland aud Pitts
bursh Railroad Cmpeny dated lst May 1885, each for $1,000
due 1875 ~
q Seven Per Morgas Bonds Of the Cleveland aud Pitts
burh Railroad Company dated LIST January 1884, each $1,000
due 1890.
80 Eight Per Mortgage Bonds Of the Florida Railroad
Company GATED st March. 1855 each for 81 900 due 1891
Six Per Cent Convertible Bouds of the City of Wheeling
i.ssed the Hemped Railroad Company dated st July 1851
each . 90 due lst July 1879.
Mortgage Bonds of the Norwich and Worces
Railroad Company dsted Is, June 1854 each for 81 OO due
let June, 1874 JAMES &. WILLET. Sheriff:
marc 1t ROBERT B. POTTER, Plaintiff Atty.
TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION-One
Il tho Of March, o'clock containing two
Dwelling Houses and two Of Land III the inter- OF the VII
Wespor another the 18th Of March, at III O'Clock
M IN Danbury Village formerly owned by VIM. A Bull
For particulars inquire ct the Ssuguck Bank Wespor or OF
p S. WELDMAN Dsnbury
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SUPREME COURT-City and County OF New.
- York james Lit,leheld and George G kasusa ssas
Cornelius II Duuhsn.- Summons for money demand on ca
uao, Com no, ser) To CORNELIUS n. DUNBAR We
above d.daut: You hereby summoned and inquired 10
ofce of the Clerk of the City and County OF New York s
City Hall in the City Of New York and 70 copy your
answer the said complaint the subscriber at d, Office
10 Walls IN the City Of Nowfork within twenty days
AFTER the Of this exclusive Of the Day
such etyice and if You fa the said complaint wis
sforr said the plaintiffs iu this action vi, tse jau
against you for thu Of five hundred md urywo dasn
and forty with Interest oIn ,te twelfth day Of Jane
ay thousand eight hundred aud hftyesht the sum
and With Interest from tho twenty inst dsy of Jsnssz
1853 the Of ~ 49, b.sde the II tL, actin
Dated January o. 1853. THOMAS NELSON
Plaintiff Attorney. No. 10 wstt.
The complaint in the above entitled action tiled ia the oes
Of Clerk the City and County II N-wfors the h day
Of Februsry 1853 THOMAS NELSON Plaintiffs Attorney.
fiji lsw6wTh'
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OfyIcs TEkRs HAUTy, ALroS AND ST LOUIS
R,iLRoAD Co, "a Uilliam-s,.-SEw.YoEy Feb a lao8
II OLDERS of COUPONS of the FIRST MOkl |,
IL GAGE BONDS OF the TERRH HAuTE AND AhTOS
RAILROAD dus Feb l. 1855 and s-o 81 The PlRsI MOhl
GAGB COUPONS ofthe BEJLVlLLEAND tLLlNoisIO"N
RAILROAD due Marco 1853 respectfully requested
their Coupons ST. Louis where they will b. paid Win eh-
change tie ea1nngs OF the road viii sdmt u IT.
THOS. ALBEN. President
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TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA sTONING

NNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA ) IONlNt
i TON lot BOSTON and PkOVlDENcE-iu.sni route
the shor.es ana N dir>> carrying the ESTrn Nal
Toe sb-.prsrs PLYMOUTH ROCK Cspt jos. STONE and
cOAhOD0RE, Capt " rTue- IA ose,ss.upn si3 IN u.
sTUNfNGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON sHd fRO'-
IDESCE RAILROADS. lcxyns NewYork daily tSunezys sx
osptei from P,r No North Rivo srs, What aoovs bAtsy
pao~ 5 O'Clock and S.oninxtoa a. $50 M OF on nc "
y>l u TIE mall tIsn which sSrs B0stJn o. SIG p N
Tbs COMMODORE from ,v.Yotk AJnisy, !" IssAs
and FrdSy from Ssonu<,on rlesdsy THURSDAY snd
The PLYMOUTH ROCK tfous New Yotx Tuesday ln.I-S
an Saturday from Soninstou Monday WEDNESDAY s,l 10y
Psss~ngrrs pfoo-ed from S,oilAstoL sr1' ~ fr"''
and Boston The Expires Ma Trsn -Shns 'd pss IN
Of hos- by other route. aud "a smps m- ~ .. .e
morning line. cpnrcns North and Et Pss-nsss ma. p,
Il board The s,esmsr eailys nsatt rsi
breakfast des Nd and esvs sto3,nSOn tha7Sa u ssa
kr Providence. $1,000.
b.ss.ss accompanies ne resme All I'm oroaSn
each WY. 80. - - 49,, a..
resmsr or 81 the Fright Ofc. PeI M North &vas o.
the Office No. n Battery pas
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CUPREME COURT-GILMAN GOODWIN

SUPREME COURT-GILMAN GOODWIN
~ against The VERGENNES SCALE CONPANY.-S,u
mons Tor money censnd contract (Com. scLlTo tbs
sbove Defendant You hereby summoned required
the complaint in this action which filed in the
the Clerk OF the City and County OF New Bsi.
IN the Cry Of New York. and 10 copy of your aa.x
TO the said plant the subsc ber bis Office, nmb
Wall street within twenty days AFTER the this
mons you, exclusive of the day Of such vice and yoa
fail 20 the said complaint within the Aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will take Judgment against for the
Of one hundred and thirty dollars aud thirteen cent? with
int from the eighteenth day Of December thousand
rht hundred and fifty elk beside til Of hi. siIuDse4
March :, 1859. a. SPAULDISG. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Con plant in this action filed March ), 1889
mil iaw6sTh A. SPACLDING, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DANIEL s. HoUGH. Auctoneer-OAfce No. 20 Broadway
DANIEL S. HOUGH will sell at auction To-
- MORROW (Fiidsy, March ~. at los o'clock M
from the private residence No 23 West near 9Th sv all
th- splendid furniture contained in the house nesspapf
description 20 Be appreciated must b. seen Tue
catalogue ready 400 lots Of superior hrstclA
Fun,ure Qusty Of elegant Decorsoas WORKS Of
An &C. Sale positive, and pospoBement account
For fun particulars, Ser Tuesday mornings pspers.
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW.

y w "IDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK y, koCHkSTER.-Th- ROCHESTER, AND
'ENEsfI VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now op-u' .ui in ora
49, tst ~i ne bHrao CsiLiT,a N-w-Yort sad N-~York
sud Enc aTosds 'oru-, rol.. tr IA New. lors
3rcbrsi.T -
fh. o"Te~- 4 s's to-e psca witt The sup-or coutJr
1o'd'd ~ tLs vdt car. rrnte Ly tie Geo az.
The .bov. FAMED cif.es
1ck't. Can B. procured :. the N-w.Yort and Ere Rr.d
ncke' esct. tot Dgsue st. and No 1875 Btoais.y; ..o
lersy CITY Bazgssr cheek Il through
Fr,,!ts wi b. Transported betwe.n New YoFs add Roc
<h .Iash Any formsou desired IL regard thes,s
bied b. ceiling the GENERA fshi Ast of the N-~ Yors
and ne Rail al Eri- Buildiug- C. s. TAPPAN Expc-.,
sri.hi As-nt, No. tS Bio.dwsy
NJ trains 8e BIfao Corning and New York R.roai o,
sunday. J. REDFfELD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

L 1HE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
Ito Per- viva Railroad Pi,t.blfsh With rad
10 ssd i IN 81 Lou No Alton Gslens and Che 40
Frankfort L. AmEton sn1 aisvi~ Ky. Teue Hsute M,i.on
Lsay-te lndisnspos no Cincinnati baton so,;n,
h,h BeAeiorine Sand Toledo, Cleveland Colu nbas
Zs0esyie. Ma-.iloL Eoo-s Ohio also wi "a. ,,,y
p,caet bosts irou aud to New U,as St Louis Louys and
CinfinuLtL
u utioBsd pAses IN the We.t WV
Ps's'ner vii had hi, me shsr,e.t mos, -xp,iou, and
portable ruufe b tween rhe Fa., ara Ee., ~
FROM NETWORK TO { NC ,NNATT IN 81 uor-ps
FROM hEW-1Utk TO CHIC AGO IN % HOURS
FROM NtN-fORk TO ST LOUIS IN 40 HOtrR5
3 A., zs low o'hr, route - -
SO ksut- tils in h. hotels OF this ci,y
Through 1irktts furthe: iufrratior may n -, =, -
'fHce OF thr PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
So, No As'or House. Bro 4dw.y
January T. !0H J. l. ELLIOTT Ar-,t
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legal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tho surrogate
% The County NewNok notice hereby css TO al pc
.ss having claims asans, CATHARtNE d. eSorI late ~ -
City New YORK decesd To ps-nt NE ssIa,, we socAs
tt,xf 20 the .ah-crber az his os. No ~ s'e s'c,A
D.t.d New Yors the twenty sixth day OF Jsauafy 1874
IlS aweuiTh EUGENE n. SULLIVAN. Adoii"Snao~
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate 4
the County New York, notice is hereby ~ AZ pen-a!
h.y,nr elsms sxsist JOHN b. COOPER Aie Il tbs CIy 4
Sr~Yotk ieoeaed the with yoaoacu ifr4
.he .ub,crhe tn r. sG. oNiiAm Cooper No " Ian
rcnd street, In the City Of New York. o. be the sh ts
" September 1sxtDfeG New lort the D day OF MArrh ~
~ WILLIAM COOPER. lrx.... :
rrb,Iausmrh. ARTHUR H. NJ. PADDOCK. f'A"1''o
CUPRFMP COURT-City and County of New.
y York-JAMES LITTLEPlELD and GEORGE C. LII
TTFFIED against CORNELIUS H. DtNhAM -sasa.ss
g. ,,rey Y.pd on contract Com not 81 TO COME.
IIT's II DINHAM the above defendant; You ss hsrsSy
,,nd and REQUIRED ~ answer the complaint IN ths sca
inch Val h, filed in ohce Of the C-rk Of the City ssa
Comfy of New the City Hsl In IN. Ciy OF N-wfstt
- ., err. ,py OF your the said compsn ~
sb-,l.r al his Office No. 70 Was IN M cy OF New fcfk
nd twenty Says ae the at this summons
,cuv- ot he d.y OF service and you f 10
10. ,ad complaint within the time aforesaid lnr phs In thu
;on will sk- against You tor the sum II three hun
dS and t~en.yonr dollars and siyyionr cents WITH Interest,"
nom the fourth February one thousand e'n' sndis&
and 6y eight beside the Of This stonDiea February
8, 1883 Thus NELSoN i'' ~ =, VIII a,
The ccnpan. in the above entitled acton was hed IN ~
oce OF the the City and County OF Now YORK. 90 ~
9Th day OF February. l6-8. 49,. -, -, =, Ia, Co..
IN law6wTh' Thus NELSoN' r'Ahuns A@'tIey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Co Dmencng WEDNESDAY. Jsu g. 1853
$50 Mail Tra for Albsny stopping 8; Williamsburg
and all Stations north
3ap EIpe,s Train for Albany stopping the prnopa
Stations only
s5p M. White Plains Stopping al Intermediate Sta
tous
Trains Leave DepO. ssth .. and 4,hiv. NewYort:
s5 For Wulam'bnds- stopping II al ntertne tate Sta
llO For White Plains stopping al nermeliae Sta
tons
aNp nj For Wam.bridse stoppiag, a nteruediat, Sta
tons
sop For MiIer.on stopping Wiansbrigs and .l
ilteimedst- Stations north.
400 p m.For Coton Falls stopping at al Intermediate Sta
5sp For willismsbrtse stopping al intermediate
RsruRSisc-Trsins Leave Albany for New York
745 Mail stopping al Stations above and at WILLIAMS
'asp Express stepping prqsigs Station. only
NETWORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD,
~ 1857 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1893
Commencing Dec g. 1887.
Passenger ssson In NewYcrk Tsh' aud ith Az
- TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
PorNew Haven 10. Is N teI) l2:i5 $40 ter and 4n
sp NJ For aid s1.ofd Famed Soaaots "a. ADJ e.
$40 (e.) 4a $50 m. For Daen ard Greenwich, IN
IN l2:45 42o, $50 For Stamford 7:2n tex)
1915 $40 (eAl ,A. 5:Op For Port Chester and
di''0 S's0h' I'D co N ia as 4S So
For Boston, aa u. texl $40 (exE FOR Hartford and
Springfield lex 30p (eL) Fox COnnee,clt River
Railroad 70 montreal m lei) and $40 m lex ~ North
1910 P u. For Dsnbary aud Norwsk Rsosd TO M $40
p JAhES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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c1IPREME COURT-wuILIAMw LELAND

CUPREME COURT.-WIILlAMW LELAND
- against JOHN T. GOWEN aud FkANk SoftAsp-
Summons for money contTactCOIa ns srrvsdt-
To the Defendants: You hereby summoned snd mgacSs
snswer complaint in this action which va. 1 ns
oece OF the Clsk City and County u New TON M
CITY Hail. in the City Ne~iorh on the ehh Jay 81 Fesroy
1855 and Ia serve copy Of your 70 ". sAd s'mPsA
On . h.t,bers At tnelr Office No II Wall street, IN he
Ci,v Of NewYosk within twenty days ansS thu s<vioe
tl,s s,nuops on YOU exclusive Of thu day sacd scryc;
ard n y fail 70 answer d plsia within the re sore
sd the panih sction ~n take tudsnem aganA zoe
tor The snm of hupdid dollars with interest on the
ann of eleven hundred dol thereof from the 18th Day " Msrca
1887 and on the nsnaoilg OF eighten hpdrea dsn1s
thereof from twenty eighth day " March one Thousand
hundred and fry b ride toe costs OF Mis- sso-Dses
view PiERsoS HYDE JENKs Plaintiffs Attorneys.
f25 laMTWTh
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for Provid-nos 80, .-.
b.ssss u.ste, sc,onpsns re lni ISn 'nroaSs
for p....s- eera. rshs :ppI 90 board %:
resnnsr or Freight 0hes PieI M eofb SV7s o.
the Office No. 10 Battery p.s'4. "
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EEW-jERSEY-
~ Connecting at New a,mp;on with .he DeASsre LsH
~snns and Wsrsrn RAirosd. Aad I. E~on With me LeAA
FAiI ARRANGEMENT. commencing oc, D, lsS7-Le..
New. York f< E.ssnp si intermediate psss from Per NO
Nor,h River r7ts y IN. scd 81 tOs soneTvNs -
The above EhIsOe.h With tru on ,hs Ne.
Jersey Railroad when ssvs York from the fox OF Court
Passengers for IA. Delaware Lskss.rns snt "stetn IAN
81 will S'Es jS SPS Stems sss sa
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
and 81 p m. The cars leave Flushing L. al the same
hours ens and exchanging with the Bos Hunt
"'r0"~ '"''''H H' -' VIM NJ SMITH Receiver.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. From De
i cember 1857, Tain. will leave ChambeF' $ aio5 as
follows E.pre., Tains g: 81 snd 80 N Alb.ly rs.
Trsn, II 8" for Sing Srg n io Pou shssp
Poughkeepse Peekskn and Ss Sing Trains stop at ths Way
station. Psse,sei taken At Chsmbe Can'ophr apd o
p East Albany AZ and s25 ~ and and $50 p. N;
A F. SMITH. Superintendent
\ AND ROUTE-NEW-YOR TO PROvI-
IL DINCE, Se-ou snd .ter Oct p, 1857, Train Of .h-
WIFI leave Hartford after be arrival there Of the Express Train Of
the New York aud New Haven and New Haven sui Harfd
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPIiIA snd the sol Til and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY Ms ESpres. lines leave New York al aud II
and ano So IL and 30 10 kensngtgn. Through
for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk &c and through baggage
checked to Wash,nsGn 10 N aud g. m train,
10 baggage will b. received any uues delivered and
eked fifteen minutes IL advance OF the time OF eaVlng
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ID STMEUN UKAFEK.-I fUhoUhf' DI'stH
- 49, Al II O'Clock at the Merchants. fxchsnte-N AesoE
PROPERTY In BEAVER ST. for sccsunt OF whom " may
end toe Liabilities Of thu Denwae Lasa~anos sno
Railroad Com taken IN psyHent-Toe vsa'le
Eve story STORE and LOT No 4j Bssyerst The LOT "a y Tex
inches front by e feet nc he. on ne
aide sud ll9 feet the westerly sde Ihe store
z feet inches front feet 10 inches rear and II fe M hes
deep; the substantial manncr very heavily am
shutters made IN the best manner ana
inn rsfrr. and roof The title is ndspltsbe. The property
sold at above be III. noT or loss The
STR ru4d until the I Of Msy neat, at SsD per snnum
ADD c purchsr will L entitled 70 The quarter. rent due on
that dsy
Tsrss OF sLg-Finy go per zen, in any OF toe funded
debt COmpny thirty 500 per cent on any Of the obis.
OF the Company maturing the present. year. twenty t1p
Der any the obligations OF the Company maturing IA
s twenty per al OF purchase 10 be psid
the Auctinuee bddipRs closed in OF the
Obligations Of the Company above mentioned The usual as
see's deeds and possession will be- given LIST OF April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

u WOOD Co. Popri~tors No. sif B'sai~sy " y,
70 We 500 Rev NaIh Wire Railing E.,sbssu~atl an NO "
lsf.et-' 81 LOUIS Mo
And sod b. o, god Druggists end Fsacy 0ooSs Dss'ss
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Galee bn Aultion.
u,,.,p L,rps Auc,ip rs Aesroom No y N...s a.
h,SNGfcNEE's SALE of CABINET FURNl-


n SSluNEE chlE vi DOOhc III Vuih'iV'cn
~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March u and IS, 81 4oeiocs
zach cay. OkO A. LEANli 70 A,-lgne~ts,
Catalogues ready . ...--
GRTAT LIBRARY SALE On TUESDAY anl wEDNES-
DAY March Is aud H.
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A NJ MsEwIS. Aueth,iesr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a CO.-Trade bale
j } Rooms No. L3 Psrk.row.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
Daper Dealers.

Y COWLES, & CO., keep constant
La ly On hand, Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
ing catalogue Paper which they oder al Eastern prices 70
csSk
BOOK K.ANDNEwsPAPER-ws are prepared to furnisl
News Book Printing Paper Of various sizes and grades
Special sizes made 70 order at short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, including
sIt large Double Medium and Medium Of all grades and
aeight
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain Foho
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Ineluding French, English and
German Folio Post folded and at Packet and Commercial
Post, Commercial and snail Note Letter Paper, Double
POLISHED COLORED PAPERS-IncludinE alleoloff
common Medium, Extra Super-royal Purple Ulfranarine
Green, Scarlet, &c, &c. Enameled Paper OF variou
grades.
RULED PAPERS-InclndingL Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper, Record Paper FOoscap Packet Post, Com
erctal Posi- Letter, Commercial and Packet Note Bath,
&c SC Of all grades and shades, American, English
French, and German Manufacturers By the ream case
largerquantity.
Printers CARDS-A large assortment, including s.
Double French Enameled. Enameled, Porcelain SAT-
Suace Ivory and China White surface Cards sheets
regular Sizes also, Railroad Cards. heavy and
heavy, Common Coored Cards. White Printers Cards.
fr sale By the smaller quantity Any particular
color 0rsty yle furnished 70 order.
BLANK BOOKS-Of all kinds on hand OF made To order
BRoNZES-As We now buy largely ef both English and
an bronzes We are prepared TO oderthem Al favor
abls prices any other house IN the country.
PRlNfkRS' INK. NARNISII-Cnustantly hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

Discovery OF Thirty THOUSAND NATIVE
CHRISTIANS on An INDIAN sLiSD.-We see 1t
stated, upon what may be considered reliable
authority, that 80, 600 Christians have recently
been found upon an island north Of Cele5es.-
1t has been rumored for time that there was
there a Christian people forgotten and forsaken,
which, however, yet possessed three Bibles, and
continued steadfast in the faith. When mis-
sionaries first landed on the island they met
with a school teacher and his pupils, who re-
peated in the Maylayan tongue, "As the heart
panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my
soul after thee, o Lord" No Bibles were
found, but its most precious promises written
upon the bark of trees. They knew the ApOs-
/ ties Greed. and the Heidelberg Catechism, and
the Christian customs. Twenty churches and
schools yet existed.
Through the instrumentality of Pastor Held
ring, founder of the Magdalen Asylum at Stein
beck, and chief patron Of Inner Missions in Hol-
land, fonr missionaries, who had been educated
under the venerable Goesner, were sent out, and
\ 5000 persons baptized. This Is certainly an
| interesting discovery. The island on which
these Christians were found belongs to the
East India Archipelago. The Dutch have for
wears had political rule in this region. This
NAV account for the original introduction OF
! Christianity among this people, and for the fact
that the Heidelberg Catechism was still found IN
in their possession. But still, the particular
| time and circumstances in which this intrOdue-
ton took place, may well challenge special at
tention, and elicit investigation from those who
have the leisure and facilities for prosecuting It.
- German Reform Messenger.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

A letter written by Rev. VIZ. BUTLER, a mis-
sionary Of the American n E Church, in In
dia, gives assurances that a new era has already
opened in the great IdolairOus Empire Of the
East English rule. he thinks, will eventually
prevail there, and the natives will rejoice in the
general Inauguration of the institutions Of ciyi-
lization. Already he finds it possible to preach
the Gospel to the natives, without hindrance,
and with certain effect He says;
We have every opportunity that could be de-
sired for exercising ourselves in all the depart
meuts of our great work. We have Hindostanee
preaching in the house and the bazaar-about
six times 4 week-we have Hindostanee class-
meetings; then we have a school in the bazaar;
in fact, every appliance IN the way Of training
for our future work, we enjoy here. And full
" expect that when we 20 down to our stations
in November or December, that all Of US will be
ready to begin more or less feebly TO use the
language, and speak to the people ''the words Of
this life"
The war has had the effect TO pull down many
4 craven image, in which the superstitious ua-
tives had confidence as the representatives Of
Deity. When the worshipPers of Vishnu see
these stocks desecrated by the Christians with
impunity, they will lose respect for them, and
seek some more reasonable faith. Mr. BUTLER
has sent home many of these Idols for exhibition
in this country. He writes;
-Four Of the idols are uninjured; they are of
marble, and some of them especially well eXeeu-
ted. Those four are Gunesh, Buddh, Balgo-
pol, and HunnOman. The Others, Bada, wife of
Krishna, MahadOo, and Parbutti, have been in
jured by the SepJys OF the Mohammedan regi-
ments. Besides 'the gods, you will fnd other
objects Of interest; among these are two marble
slabs which / took out of the Jumma Musjeed,
bearing the Mohammedans say. the print OF No
hammed's hand and foot, miraeulously Impress
ed in them. These slabs have been regarded by
the followers Of 'the false prophet" with reli
gious veneration.
You will also find a very valuable copy Of the
Koran, annotated, with Illuminated letters,
which was also tlken out of the Jumma Mus
iced, and q cap Of state belonging TO one Of the
princes of Delhi. 1t is of velvet and gold. The
person who "looted" it in the palace, took the
four emeralds which were suspended at the cor
ners, and not valuing the esp alterward, it pass
ed into my hands, aud SO | sent it to you as
relic of the house Of Tamerlane. There is also
Il native bridal dress, and of course q piece Of
shell and round shot from the "battle field, and
a fragment of the Jumma Musjeed are added to
the collection. The interest of those objects
will increase in time. They will be looked at
with no common interest when the day arrives
In which India shall be redeemed.
Each of the gods seut has actually boon vnr-
SHIPPED by multitutes of dark idolaters. To
every object forwarded have attached brief
memoir:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04

Important Movement among Isrnelites.
The recent cOnsecration Of the new syna-
gOgue, Oheb Shalom, in Hanover street, has in
augurated an important reformatory movement
among the Israelites in this city. The members
of this congregation, who had up 10 that time
proiessed the orthodox creed of the Hebrew
Church, and strictly observed its prescribed
rites and ceremonies, have now discarded some
of the fundamental principles of their faith, and
abandoned its old and established form Of wOr-
ship.
Besides the introduction of an organ and
the singing of hymns in vernacular tongue,
they have adopted prayer book which gives
due expression to the remarkable change Of the
religious sentiment which is beginning to make
its way among large portion of that ancient
people Among the most important changes
which have thus far characterized the movement,
the T, r,stitution Of Mosaic poIity, and the return
to Jerusalem and their establishment of sacrifi-
cial worship, are no longer objects Of hope and
prayer.
The dogma Of millennium, in a somewhat
modified form, is a prominent feature of the
new prayer book These radical changes among
the people of Israel, who have for so many cen
tures adhered to the strict faith of their fathers,
have, of late, resulted in the formation Of Da-
merous congregations, which deviate more or
less from the orthodox standard. The new
prayer book is the conjoined production Of
three Rabbits, Of whom Rev. DR. Isaac NJ Wise,
of Cincinnati, is the most distinguished.-Bal-
firaOre Sun.