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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
BARBADOS.

We have advices from Barbados 10 the 9Th Of
January.
first Getting under the bill at which oil neces-
ssry pieliu mary adopted for comneoc-
ing operations. II is not expected TO prove money
making speculation, but simply as sanitary measure
The Legislature was still enjoying vacation.
Tie Governor had returned frVm his visit TO the
Islands coBprised in his Gov@rnrnept.
The want of rain was becoming seriously felt, for
establishing the young cane just planted and carry:
ipe the old ones to a healthy maturity. The crop had
already conn en- ed in several placer but had not yet
become general. The yield had been pretty fair-the
sugar made of good quality: Nearly seventy hogs
heads had been shipped. Favorable sntcipatons
were entertained respecting the American markets on
account of the sugar market falling short Of 20o, quo
hbds with proponionate dminution In tho quantity
of molasses which it is expected will occasion Dc.
msDd tor a supply from that colony. 'efH
The public health continued good. J 's-ot
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GUATEMALA,

President Carrera has been Cd tour in Los Altos,
and returned TO the Capitol the 18th OF January
The chveIs had ceased in the capital and in most
Of the other cites. few reported as hsv-
ing broken out among the people who attended the
fair OF Esqupulas.
The French frigate Perseverante arrived at San
Jose de Guatemala Oh the 18th, and after landing an
.cer with dispatches for the French legation, sailed
again for Acajutla.
A Court Martial was held on the nth, on Col. Will
liam Knoth, charged with having executed Don Juan
Sanii Autoni Captain of the soOpofwar Ascension IN
March, 1851. Tie captain, it appears, was French
man by birth, though holding commission IN the
Guatemala Navy. The French Minister had taken
the matter up, al the Government of Guatemala had
yensioned the widow and son OF the murdered man.
Perhaps the time will come when President Carrera
VII call KnOth TO account for the cold biooded muir
der of CLns. Lilly and other American citizens at La
Union, in 1856.
The sentence Of the Court Martial was not made
public in the official papers. 1t had been referred 70
the Court Of Justice for its opinion on certain egai
uOiuts
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Married.

In Francisco, Jan. 49, BY The Rev Dr. Scott, VIM Adams
In Tod. Valley Jan 10, R. H. Andrew. 70 Mis-, Matilda
In San Francisco Jan o. by orn Bailey esq j. p. Mr.
II. Bsrng to Mrs. Margaret Evans, both Of that city.
Ba m sH TO ME-. france Es IT, both d ri thai city
In Sacramento Jan 70 James Clarke to Mrs H'n'ens j.
In Boston on Christina. eve by the Rev VIM r: user Mr.
John Chandler San Francisco to Miss Lizzie MeMuen OF
In Sacfsntuto Jan 25 HAy Getting to Elizabeth As;i
II MariToss Jan IS Gssep Cop to l:,beis Rcd
in scae j.G il T. Hobbs 70 NJ. Am end i sowsa
In San Francisco Jan r. by the Rev A. Galand NJ VIII
nam I'm 6stad Jan So BY he Rev F. Preyas. M o,
ns Mis-. There's Jqan:Gn a s both 4 Is San p r.S
yo in Mis- j. wod both Of pet.ums
In Sacramento County Jan 81 George Kirby to Mary jane
In SHASTA jan II, Mr. D. F. Lack Mis-. Mary Mcdonald
Al San francisco, Feb BY Father Gallagher Mr. John LaveH
In San Franceo JsU "a by the Rev. A Caand M JsrOb
Ms1cure 10 Miss Hanna Mar ore , .
In Francisco Jan BY the Rev Edward Lay Nh
VIM Moody to Mis-. oiyia C,ocse,, both Of TIA. ey
At GoodyeNs B, Jan a. Mr. j. A. Martin 70 Miss Mary H.
w IaH b he H s.n Pis GIy Jas Pear
San J.n 81 by The ksv ahe Sass1 Of ~ John
i In San frsHei.to 5 BY The Rev. Edrnd Lacy Mr.
At san Francisco, Feb BY Right Rev Bishop kip D. p
Captain I:eph stewart Of he Third ResGeI' 9i AsTy' T.
In San Franc.eo Jan 49, BY the Rev Dr. Scott MI Archibald
the r,i.nce Of MI Michael Gray Suffer County, Jan. q,
Nj WIN. ShsIkey to Mis-. Aulsn Ia T. Gray. ~,
In PaIJsIo Valley Jan b. Monroe Shsituok 10 sae A. Md
In Tuoumne County jan g. Nj John Tsber to Mise Anna
At Coon Creek Suffer County Jan 49, Thomas H. ThOms' Of
county Sarah l. shul'1 Of SUIT, county Of
In Washington, Yolo County Jan 49, Joseph "Inemef Of
Souoma County 70 Caroline Gould, Of Sacramento.
Yates Of 10, Angeles Mis-. Margaret Divine Of San Fran
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DEMARARA.

The Court Of Policy of Demsrsra had had frequent
FITTINGS. Ordinances had been passed 10 regulate tho
introduction Of emgraDts from Bombay private &C.
count and for further improving the administrators Of
criminal justice in British Guiana. .H go -
CON niuLication had also been ,eived from Senior
FraDcIse Manuel, the Governor Of the Province OF
Venezuelan Guyana, stating that no persons viii DO
allowed to enter the VeDe territory from the In
terror Of British GUIANA and that any passports rsued
valid. -
The weather during the fortnight had been fine, With
occasional Showers in every way favorable for tho
growing Canes Manufacturing operations wsro beng
carried on with vigor some estates.
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,encn to the roads and bridges throughout the STATE.
This Is good move, and viii reward the attention
given them, particularly in q country like Salvador,
which presents every element neecseary for dev.epng
lie resources excepting capital, land and labor reason
able, and the people docile and Wiling TO work Whist
more is wanting excepting the capital necessary 70
n axe a COMMENCEMENT
Coffee planting on q grand scale is going on in tho
4, psrtuebis of Sopsonste and Santa Ars The ntsn-
Der Of trees planted in these places is computed st
1900 eco THIS is owing to the interest taken by tho
Goyerpmsn Mt in this product and also 70 the fact that
Salvador j. without dosbt, pleased with the most lib
era and bt st regulated Government IN spanish Amsr
taa
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SAN SALVADOR.

The Legislature met on the I'D, when President
Campo delivered his message. 1t opens with review
e the campaign in Nicaragua, and touches hghty on
Gen. Barnes attempted revolution. he recommends
revision of the civil and penal codes, and suggests
that the tack should be intrusted to commission
The public revenue is declared u be in hourishlng
state, and the State debt L. low reduced that he
hopes 1t viii be paid of in three year,. The com
merce Of the country has increased, ana CERTAIN ie
,triotons have been taken on.
The President cougrstulates Congress that th9
country is on the best terms with The otnri ~,
American States aid with al foreign Dati'hs' ine
claims Of some foreigners for money Que SINCE Tue
time If the Feceral Government have oeeh pau "n
and Il re. : Will be settled in a short tiue' .
Tie Committee # Cenus American oondno'aels III
London having offered certain tefhrl Ins rrs'Hen'
made proposition - them through 'De NohsuI ueh-
ersl in London; but THIS not oeing aIcsnsa ~, the
matter stands now on the same basir az heretofore
The President gives the following favorable account
Of the progress Of the country;
The prorress OF tie country, Messrs. Representa-
tiyes. l. true progress. Notwithstanding the mis-
fo,tunes of the last xix years, We have been able 10
;rn,ove our legislation, ports our roads, and our
what is moot satisfactory Is tha the customs OF the
PEOPLE keep pace with tue neral progress Thus,
.v.ry wear that passes leaves behind for succeeding
Opes new eeuen,s oi order aud prosperity.
In another place he says: II don't mistake, Saliva
dor il the only portion OF the Spanish American Con
tineut that DOazt to-day that of its
tie bitter bread Of bsni.hmen
sau Svs Tor Jan. 2 Correspondents Of Panama Herald
The Spanish American Alliance question seems 70
attract very little attention in this &C nDtry probably
on account Of tee doubts entertained OF its being
carried INTO effect. Still LEES 10 they Inclined Tor
cont, Of the i've republics upon the grounds
that Salvador ard Costa Rca, the t~o be-t Govern
ents ard mos, thriving States would b. compelled 10
iHFoyesh themselves in oder ID support th.ir lazy
and Il rf,ess n.gbbors e Nicaragua and HOMO uras'
TIE Government Of Salvador Is deyoing its a.
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CHILL.


The Valparaiso Mrcurio of latest date contains the
following summary: 49,, g.
Our situation in politics is a. yet underlined. uy'.
eminent and opposing parties prepare 70 dISPus. |
victory in the approaching elections for netioea ~
Congress, Senators aid municipal b0dles WHICH 1an
pace in March next; but the preparations ale " LOO
calmly, We might LAY in silence, although J, unls m,as
not be taken a sign that no agitation WIN oc.. q.
that moment. On the contrary, oeihs e'iuei =:
the Government officers are ac,lVeV ,ehsas .ha
striving 10 influence the resut OF me eiecuUn1, M
two opposing parties conservatives and nOerdl7, now
decided Jointly To face the uintersl influences, ana
tie field will no doub. be warmly disputed al'uS ~
10 Danger s to be feared Government limits us enJI
TO legal grounds, as is almost Unanimously ueNa'
by the nation. .:.-. tove
During this fortnight the following ministers nave
been appointed and have taken the customary o' H.
5, nor bon Rafael Sotomayor, Justice and fup'T ~
s,ruc,ion and Don Matiss Ovalle Finance, 'ne
net being therefore refrigerated Upto thIS ouI h"
We have not TO notice any act which chalacNeiI "a
political programme agreed upon by go'e'HN'
liz new cOunselOrs. ,,;blv
Our monetary situation has no. improved sehsply,
although tlis market has been slightly essei " -.
deposit Of $50, 600 placed by government ~ w 500
Government has alsO restored 10 Sly u'sIy 80, ~
go, the cum of about $50 OOO, party " P,J.I ~
interest aud capital Of the pubic CeD:' o. III. II
payment Of interest and also redemption VI -. -, =,
The Mortgage otsice Ia these moments OF pressure
this me a. ure has contributed 70 ease Iue s o,r
Fortunately, We may consider 'le r rran al
fields during he present season dc sscu go q,
quarters We receive news Of the houu"an' r.
wheat At barley bich promise ri.n
uDtnely rain witch fell ON the - IN OF as,
far from causing harm, az some pe!'oH' -, "a
TO have been rather favorable than o.. ' 80 n.
not u single alarming sacrifice ,bte Nen nj ,oo.,iv
il 70 be extec,ed tIat the notary CRISIS : q,
cisappear wbeu ur markets begin - iece''o VI a I1u
DAFT asri utursl produce pTomsea W." -,
of the country A we have no great IH''1'H'''4s VI
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GRANADA

Granada ad lad n short witt from Gov Hfneks.
hpcb di-ss'i elton had been expressed ~ the con
due, ofthe Council in dscouDtenanciDg the ntfoduc
iion e S-p"ys. -,
The weather is not such the planters desired.
The crop would be of late commencement, sun
vsuld be Of average production Business was iar
from being dull in town. The public health was oil
that could be desired. Notw trtanding the large sac
rces made by the iDhsbitabts to provide y. tns 10
hvt encon,scino. From published correspondence,
il has transpired that the migration agent At CAu,ts
doesrot expect to be able to h any ships before The
latter INC Of the year on account OF the dss"fosa
.tsts of India.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01

ATTEMPTED MuEpEH.-on Saturday morning,
Samuel Risb. a carman, was arrested q warrant
.,ued BY Justice Brennan Of the Essex Market Police
Cont wherein he stands charged With attempting 10
shoot one Diednsch GaremaD, a grocer ct No. ~
Lewis street. Rich says tina, the grocer attacked him
with club and that he discharged the pistol for the
purpose Of frightening bin. The ball from tho p'to
grazed Gartelusns head and lodged in the wall. The
accused was he'd in the sum Of 81 go TO answer.
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BOLIVIA

BOLIVIA
The Cabinet definitely chosen by the President has
been orgarized az follows; OF Finance, Cinzen
Thomas Frias: of Government, Justice and Public
Worship Citizen Rupert FeIn,ndeL III Public To-
structop and Foreign Affairs, Citizen Luke Mendoza
de Ia Tspis of Promotion, Citizen Manuel outrage;
Of War, Gen. Gregorio Perez.
Con, spoEienc Of The Panama Star and Herald.
The seat Of the Bolivian Goyernms Mt will continue
TO be in La Paz until the rainy season Is over.
The militia ale beginning to take the place of the
standing army, that that institution wi probably,
before long be entirely dispensed with 10 the north
OF that Republic.
II gratifying 10 see that Bolivia has gsined good
deal bv the change she has recently undergone. IL
could not be expected otherwise, having At ITS head
mon like Stnor Liz ART s. honorable, straightforward
and enhehtenei-a man who from bic extensive trav-
els both IN Europe and America, and the many mis-
fortunes he hiss endured has derived great deal OF
sound judgn ent and experience, and man whom
these and mary other qualifications render entirely
equal TO the position in which be stands, and capable
OF fulfilling lis hazardous duties with credit TO himself
and in every way satisfactorily to ms people. MS
Cabinet moreover is composed OF the most able snd
popular of bis counrymen and II Is to be hOped tnat
Bolivia restored to peace under good Government,
will soon assume her proper place among the nsuohs
Of South America.
All the South American produces have fallen in the
European markets This is another great blow TO our
trade. The alpaca wool which has alweys brought
from "a TO - has come down TO 43 and even 40; SO
that il the prices DO not improve the holders OF ths
article here will suffer an immense loss as they nave
not b. en- able 10 forward TO the cosst ast year gath
errps on account of the revolutions and besides the
origina price having been raised, the natural conse-
qutnce would be that the cash purchasers will get IT
tor Sbou two thirds of its actual value In the same
way the Peruvian bark, which has always commanded
high price, is now without demand, aud cannot be
90 the fiat even as low as $40 to $35 the quill This
charge may slso have been brought about by the
enoimots quantity of bark exported from Colombia,
ard on this sccount it is rum0red that decree wall
soon be published making free the extraction OF the
bark Nth no strction but the very one necessary
10 preserve the casearlla woods from destruction
is to be hoped that this measure will prove highly
beneficial. as il will actually bring down the class
known in Europe by the name of carsena and pltayo,
which can never compete with the Bolivian calisaya,
and this will then be easily sold at SEQ. -,
The crops this year will be very abundant and will
in all probability compensate for what has been lost
in the two lsst-thaDkS to the revolution.
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sI5s,l72
Total. ,lO4


The Public Administrator of this county has prop
eIty in his possession amounting to $3.50 900, belong
ing TO the estates of iutestste persons.
The Grand jury OF the County say that complaints
have been made to them Of the Branch Mint as nu-
sance on occOunt of the gases creeping from it, They
saw "The site Of the institution was badly chosen
and the establishment, as whole, unworthy Of the
"Govenment.
The clipper Atmosphere, which had Just left here
nm her way 20 Hong Kong, with a cargo Of China
men alive and dead, was struck on the 10Th ut.,
when about 60 miles north of this port by heavy
seusn which carried away her foremost. She re-
turned 20 port to rent. =.
tablh number Of branches OF the house 70 DO oank-
ing and express business in the more important towns
of Oregon and Washington Territory. ~
James E. huffman, ex-Chiei Engineer Oh Ine rlre
Department Of this city has been indicted Tor noel of
assertion that the Secretary OF the Board OF Dee
gates had fahed his books for the purpose OF iavoi
ing Frank Whitney, whose election as Cher Eng
neer huffman is con.esting. The hbelOus assertion
was made by huffman in paper addressed 10 the
board OF Delegates, setting forth the GROUNDS U"
which the election Of Whitney was contested.
The contest about The Chief EngneershiP seems 70
be setusd by the refusal Of the Board of Delegates 70
take any action either way. The Board Is equally
divided and on all important questions there is tie
vote.
On the LIST February there were $237 072 in cash IN
the City Treasury and the Treasurer has announced
that all claims against the General Fund will be paid
on demand. The il something new, the city having
been bankrupt for the last FIVE years but the nape
from such surplus 10 The treasury. This money
oupLt TO De paid over 20 the Commits sopers OF the
Funded Debt. 20 be used in the payment OF the
also GO u,er.st due on the bonds OF 1851 during the
coming year and $4,000 ought 70 so lnto the same
hsBos ai siukiug fsDd for the saue debt. The rea
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TRINIDAD

The Council of Government Of Trinidad had had .
meeting. A Government dispatch on the subject Of
ngratioD nco sing objections TO the increased fees
on reDdeDtuIes, wac read. The same dspAtch In
formed the Council that orders ad been given for -
many coolies as could be frelghed for 10 900. The
ausiy ing iielIg eBce ADDED that OWING ~ the
dst led OF India il lot at all likely that the
number ordered would be- anything Ike made up.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
NICARAGUA.

NICAKAUVA.
Mr.. w. Carey Jones was at last dates at Reae]o
aw citing the arrival Of Gen. Lamar.
Col. Cauty publishes the following letter IN the
Centre AmericO: . .-
In your issue December reflect somewhat unJsy Oh
the integrity and gratitude of the Government OF Costa hca
the who have served her in the hbte war III winch
nv name is included. 49,.
ls my province qualify the acts CT the pocy OF zoe
Government but sh TO through your columns
that have believe momentary financial 'mbaras'
ment preclude their doing justice to all who have served the
ia the cause.
In The case Spencer his subsequent conduct and proved
uachneons interests beside holding no direct com
usou from Costa Rica sufficient TO exclude any clam b,
may have and the services he setnsy ae
his being pEo..e"t"d a''Viulhs 10 HAiuai IN" o' us
uisdet O.. IL, -...-.- .
You will much oblge by not conioundne my name OF
service with tia OF auy outside spec"stnrs or
- GEORGE j. CAUTI.
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From The Alta Cahfornia.

Fro@ The dttd California
The Pacific Military Division comprises Califor.
mia, Oregon and Washington and s under the COM
nand of Brigsdier General n. 5. Clarke, whose head
quarters are in this city.
The following is list of the troops 10 the Depart
nent with the present location Of each company.
kindly furnished 10 u application for It by Ma.
Mackall, Assistant AdutaDt- General Of this Depart
meLt.
IL WAsHISGToS TERRITORY.
One company 9TH Infantry, Belingham Bay; one
company 4th Infantry, Port Townsend two companies
of the 4h and one Of the 9th Infantry, Fort Stella
COON; one company ith Infantry and one Of the Is
Dragons, Vancouver; one company 4th Infantry
Cascades; three companies 9Th Infantry, Fort Simcoe
In addition to these troops at stations there IL one
company OF the 9th Infantry with the commission for
the survey of the Northwestern boundary.
IN OREGON TERRITORY.
Three companies Let Dragons and two Of the 9th
Infantry, Fort Wslla Walla; two companies 9th In
fantry Dales; one company 4th Infantry, Fort Hos
kins one company 4th Infantry, Fort Jones; CON-
pany 4th Infantry, Fort Iamhil; one company 81
Artillery, Fort Umpqua.
IN CALIFORNIA.
One company 4th Infantry klamath; one company
4th Infantry, Humboldt company 4th Infantry,
Fcit Jones; one company lst Dragons, Fort Crook;
three companies Sd Artillery Fort Yuma; COM
papy LIST Dragons, on Mohave one company Sd Ar
tillery, Presidio San Francisco one company 81
Artillery, Benicis one company Sd Artillery, Fort
Miller.
There are detachments Of troops az the MendOcino
and Nome LaCkee Reservations; two companies of Sd
Artillery en- route for San Bernardino.
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c.r, Pow. dam .Iso came near breaking; but the
Captain. btng on hand, worked hike Trojan and
saved bis property.
The Table Mountain Ditch has a!-o met some sce'-
dent, as the usual supply Of water fails nov The
his rain will he 10 give abundance Of water to all the
ditches in ,his vicinity [st. Andres Independent.
CRIxI..-Tbe following Is q list OF the cranes for
which perons have been sentenced 70 the Sac
Prison, San Quentin, from iSs is' a"y VI 'A"a"'s'
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ST. LuCIA.

the session Of the Council on the 10Th, proceeded on
the l4h of January to Souriers, where he succeeded
in rec melting the conflicting parties and settling the
irritating differences which had 80 long dstrscteo
that quarter.
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OREGON.

SLAVE PROPERTY IN OREGos.-It msy not De GEN
orally known that III. re many negro slaves ~
gon; bu, though the WilmO; Provso was sppieu n
the Organization Of that Territory and the Ordinance
Of I'S, declaring tha: There shall neither DC o''
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ST. VINCENT,

President Laborde in his 18th year. from malignant
fever. -,
The weather at the close Of the year extremely
bosterous with Dcesssnt rain, but In the year u
underwent change and WAS reported moderate.
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ANTIGUA.

The Legislature OF Antique was in sessioo. Tho
shy Of Iroy~rg soe kind ~ military force for
internal d,f.bse was engaging attention.
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credit however nor fictitious vslues 10 our currency,
g general bankruptcy OF uneasinss Is hmtsd 70
the psrsly Zs,ion Of our commercial arvlty duhng
more or less time.
The merchant steamer Catapilco was wrecked on
the ssh inst of the pert IF Pchdang the crew and
passer gers being happily saved.
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N.IIyIIY OF COSvIcIs.-The place. OF nalvity OF
conyicts under servitude at the State Prison, San
Quentin. on the Goth day Of January 1853 are as fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
HENRY WARD BEECHER's SERMONS
WITH PORTRAIT.
TIE TEN CENT PAMPHLET AGAIN.


oooD EiTrRED IxPLAsATIos TO TIE PUBLIC
been much ..k sbou. the Ten Cen, Pamphlet Of
SeimoDsey
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
and certain parties .ndeavorDg strange Ia s nisIy
sa,hor1.d Edition. &C. merely orsooh because s TO appear
IN the Pleban 10 thoosbt) shsPe Of
TEN CENT PAMPHLET,
be oerbsnce Det in It's cesr ps1 apparel rstea
of being esady dressed in fine cloth and fsn:y work
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE PER COPY,
be well 70 let the Pamphlet have
FAIR BEARING BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Nov the Pamphlet will not appear in any cheap, msusle
catch pnny form, unesdsbe badly printed but 10 shape
which viii reflect edit The well Known Printing io1se OF
est syle The Ds,.er nsJ BE- sed BEING COR
RECT THAT Ia the wor5l correct report OF the TWo sEh
Before they were published 10 the NEw-YORK SUN, the
that psper gentleman with The Independent Oe
end the proofs of Of the Two Sermons by Henry Wsrd
Bescbe peIion f tightly informed and We have toe
believe and the thousands who
delivered vogched for their correctness oy
exsug long tbs supply Of papers coDsnins the Sermons
ndi them their friends throughout this country aod various
Parts ~ Europe
br made the vsIious stands for them aud the wish
geDprs have them psbhed thought desrs-
be laid before the public n nest Pamphlet form
''' wiIHiN THE REACH oy ALL.
since ft notice gwen OF the intention 70 70
publish certain uee,ted paes have endeavcred keep us ont
Of the PsbDg pool We intend, however 10 venture iato
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY,
AZ which Pamphlet will be ready for delivery wbep
houb the support tiven 20 BY discerning public
grateful ks will be freely syen BY the Yeuns P1eshs
No. % ADn-st., New York.