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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07
An Execulicn in Indis.


An Indid correspondent Of the London
Times gives the following graphic and shGr.
'ible account off public execution Of sirt.r
teen insurgents IT Ahmedahsd. October 90:
Ten Ofthem mounted to their Plsees On
the drop; firing party oftwslys moved ,iD
to within twenty yards OF the place where 4
stood, facing outwards, az the guns did, but
behind them, further back into the sduare.
The men who were to be shot were placed
in front, not more than twelve PAGES from
the muzzles of the muskets. They kneIs
down, their eyes baadaged and their hands
tied. Meanwhile FIVE bad been mafS6sa 70
the Eve fatal guns They were bound BY
their arms to the Wheels bpt their legs wers
free, and the end man---the cnly one whom
1 could entirely see from my place on the
fl f.nk-leaned his back against the muxxis.
| fixed my, eyes lntep,ly Rn ,thst mao, net
fifty yards away, andin a moment the siensl
was given. There was roar, bank Of
white smoke, and a jet and shower OF black
fragments, sharp and clear, which lesped
and bounded in the air; this, and fearful
sound from the spectators, as il the reality 20
far exceeded all previous fancy that Il was
intolerable; then dead stiffness: ID
! walked 20 the. scattered..and smoking
floor bsf.re the guns. xI came frst to an arm
torn off above the elbow, the fist elm ched,
the bones protruding several inchet, bsre.
Then the ground sown with RED, srisly..trOg:
ments, then q black. haired head end the
other arm still held together. This was the
man had watched Close by lay the lowe
half Of the body Of the next. torn quite III
two, and long coils of,entrails twined on the
ground. Then long cloth in which one
had been dressed, rolled open like q floor.
cloth, and on FIRE. One man lay in a.-com.
plere and shattered heap, all but the arms;
the legs were straddled wide apart. and the
smashed body on the middle of them; The
spine exposed; the head lay close.by t6t.
The last bojy was that Of Inative officer.
who was the arch .fend of the mutiny. H6
wac short man, with cruel face. His
head had been cut clean Off; his face was
half upturned, and calm; the eyes shut. ]
saw no expression of pain on any Of them.
What had been his body lay on ito face, the
legs, as usual, not shattered, but all the hesh
torn like cloth, from sharp angle in the hot
low ofthe back, off and off, till it merged In
one mungIed heap.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07
A Beautiful Incident.

A naval officer being at sea in q dreadful
storm, whose wife was sitting in the cabin near
him and filled with alarm for the safety or
the vessel, was SO surprised at the .compo.
sure.and serenity Of her husband, that she
cried out: 81 a.i :e
"My dear, are you not afraid! How 10 II
possible you can be SO calm in such a dread.
full storm!" s,ss
He rose from his chair, lashed to the desLf
supporting himself by pillar of the bed
place, drew his sword, and pointing to the
breast of his wife, exclaimed: aEa gvs 10
care you not airaidr' H 2aaa
She instantly answered "No." b saiWa
"Why!" said the officer. .fs
"Because.' rejoined the lady, II know
that this sword is in the hands of my hue-i 4
band, and that he loves me too well to hurG s
me-" s aaaa aea ia .i d, III
"Then," said he, "remehaRer,. i. know in
whom believe, and that he holds the winds
in His fist. and the water in the hollow OF
His hands,"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07
"'.. .,s ,.s. 4Ottital,.
The Past Year.

One years short and happy year,
or buoyant hope and fears,
Ono year-a long and weary year,
or sorrow and OF tears.
One year hath quickly Hown to all, .
Who on earth abide; sa
II stole away us silently
u As stehis the flowing tide. .
Ono year to youth-whoso step is free,
Whose life a summer dream, s
With ripples just to music make,
As Aows tho silver stream;
One year to age-whose years fast wane,
y Whose race Is nearly run
Watching the bright sands passing through
This hour-glass, one by one.
One to tho mourner o'er the graves,
Where dear friends long have lain
Whose tears have fallen on the flowers,
As falls the summer rain.
Ono year hath quenrhed the shining light
or many dark bright eyes;
And many light feet wander now, ....
g Meath more unclouded skies.
u h.'i -
Que year the world hath colder grown,
And loved opes seem cstranged,
But in.the ic4rt a temple shrine,
Afeetjon hath not changed;
One rear hath bhghted many hopes
Immortal in their birth,
And souls that SCARED on eag'es' wings
Are dropping now on earth.
One year hath gone-a deeper tone
Is blent with music low;
A something DER my soul bath passed,
That Il rills me even now.
The past-how many thrilling joys
), Have to Its regions gone,
That like the tones swept from the :yrc,
The sweetest seem when flown.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

ORA "fsst" man undertook the task of
teasing On eccentric preacher. ADO you
believe" he said, "in the story Of the prodi.
gal son and the fltted calf!" eyes," said
the preacher. "Well, then, was it q. male
or female calf that was killedl" "a fe.
maIe," promptly replied The divine. "How
do you know that" "Because." looking
the interrogator steadily in the face, II see
the male is alive"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

asr"I meant to have told you Of that
hole !. said an Irishman to his friend, who
was walking with him in his garden, and
tumbled into pit full Of water. "No mat.
ter says Pat, blowing the mud and water
ou. Of he MOUTH ..I'ye found IL" ttss /
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

ETwo persons, coutending very sharp
ly on matters regarding a late election, got
to rather high words, when one Of them
said, "You never catch lie coming out Of
my mouth" The other replied, "You may
well say that, for they fly out so fast that
nobody can catch. 'em." s7a Fa.aaae.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

0TA, Dutchman was relating his mar-
velous escapg, ron drowning. when thirteen
of his companions were lost bythe upsettine
Of the boat, and Ne alohs was saved. aAnd
how did you escape their sfatei' inquired
one Of his hearers. Il Gid not 60 insis
Ipcte" was the Duschman's PLACID answafs
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-07

IRA country youth came to town to see
HE INTENDED wife, and for long time could
think Of nothing to say. At last great
snow falling he took occasion to tell her
that his fathers sheep weuld be all undonee:
"Ws!l,'' said she, taking him by the hand,
"I'll keep one of them" n t&
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
LIBERIA.

T,om the rs. movement TO establish an incpehoen.
Government N LlbeIs. We have feit growing inter-
est in the Of thSt enterprise separating en-
tirely from tbe question Of lie auxiliary sid 70 emshc
patton in this country have regarded, aud stii re-
rad the es,abl stnent Of colony N Africa, WITH a
view Of It's ultimately becoming nation az sn e1hio
,ion Of fsrseeLc Statesman shp aud We nope the Gay
il no. d.taIt when oar Government, renewed o. us
Hsyten fuieslnshncss, will oct toward this rislug
reprDc IL a manner that viii insure Ia our country
the advantages that Epg l4ud, With WISER pohcy, l.
evidently aiming ~. From the last annual Message OF
President Berson, tappears that the eceip.s h'o the
Treasury Tor ;be year ebdioG Sep. 3o ioJ', were
ali SO i2 and the expend 81 0lS fj, leavingan an
excess in the Treasury OF b 90 An example that most
of our American States gay initiate TO Advantage.
Tie etiuca;ioraI interests C tue republic keep pa,e
with other imp OveTentS. Tne erection OF tae L'oefla
College buil,Drs il in progress. steaul-sew m'u Il
IN rucoessfui oe Yacn, and steam saSar-n Is aooa'
20 be s,srttd. Inc cotton pabt s perennial IA
Iiberis and the Manchester ;EcsIsp1l Snppy Asso-
cstion is moving for IL production on al e1ten.lNe
rcsle.
G.raid Rs!-ior .s,., American read ns 10 lJDd1n,
Is Causult;ehera of the R"puh!' 10 England A.
range uents are making by The Rn'lsh Consul for a
ats,ean.r station and viuecosu!o.e et the City ot
HeIpSr. az Cape Pdlmas Bassa Count! has pfcdu. .ed
81 abundant supply of cufee fcr ii.e,t aud other
ccyr;iss leaving 4 small surplus for eNpora, M All
kinds Of Agricultural products are plenty, cAcep rice
Tje EDghsh Government hss presented schooner
tle lMsl o the Government OF Llbefa. Inc french
Glvernn Mt Las INA similar present OF the scnooner
Urcndellc, carrying Elk eightecn-pouud caFro6edes
We well remember the presence of the fret Presi-
dent Roberts, AT pubic meeting IN Boston, on toe
OF his departure for bis iltuEs sceAe OF acton,
lld te history ot the Republ, in its progre ss, ha.
more than realized the sangLine predictions then made
The French emigration syetem, as II has been
called, and wLyh has been very properly denounced
ss the SaN trade ia disguise President Benson speaks
OF in ,orms Of strong condemnation in BIZ mes age.
Providence Jo-IEsl Apno
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Arrived.

Steamship FLORIDA Crow. Savannah 90 hours tscss. -
Mi hill son. Has bern Obtained 5ours hy te ot Snss,
n sisnslec steamship hey one state for CasfessH
siesM,lP Nashville, Murray ChAris on, ttt :" sP~e'
Tlsston Co
ship Mary l. suOD Ne~Bediora, n low ef s;ssnsss
W. II. Ws6b. =,
Whir-y Co HISS -xperis oe6 heavy W. aud ~ W. ss<s
h.s BEEN - dsys w Of the BslIss. :.
Bns Burm,h McKeDz-. Cass days, !asasef 10 snits
s.IT Usiop Keller. ascis laInber M.yhs., Talbot
schr L,vD., CoDOrsr csaden, Del e.Js rais 70
seii Eh..betr ABn n.;; H.p.vsu Me-. days. s-.sf'
Sur JOIN, Dopo,sr - Georse, n B.. a,,. i-nssr 70
has, l.. snov.
81. Areii. Robinson Virgin. es-s ey.,s sosDA 70
sd :. :. Hes.emAH. Bash yirsinia ? day, o,t.r.
scbr. Kot.It GilGzl- SLih. NeR Haven. bG a.
Sir. hsuCov =, Rocsl.ud days huIe.
: h. IuLt,T, " els, Hewi. ssel for Virginia.
rcLr Icy White, A'ey. Frab,E City, " j. iof bttoh.
slf Dies, EGr-se. hi Mas, daJ h-h - nsss;e
'hr. Nelb luiEe SPes'. H., 8 lac, lEns. "a o,
Sep Il. BsueIt Joacs. smyrna Da dAys gao :" ~ :"
BUrSi.
Lo.us. Pci-s Fscnoh, Baltimore a''' ''s- 70 d.
s.esIa,r sle. o.soo ssliib Sor.h snd N'~-London'
Edse- - 4. II. RoekWs4. - ~ -. a. 49,.
s.sslsr hen'tis. NssoD 'Asf'r''"H ~ "'' '-'' 80
fDs H. h. Cfomrf-l A - . r. - - - . -
sts~T Tsos Sws- Post "a sn7A - A@4' '"-'' Nss bs''
g. H. Z. Cromwell &C.
s..,.s, p,,rsl Ar, PFovde Ddse. % lssss Oten
s,,sn.r p, br-n Asrch Pro, enos indse 20 lsss Ods
s.,sr.t soth.. Eiy Pt-ad.,Fiis, mdse. 70 N. Brse.
BELON-A Bf. bGis f!oIa = J.a', N - ssS oSs t'g ID
ID. OAIs A. slrssf
sNLf4-sLir Aibes; Gs,s-n Despo Llysipoo.
ViNp- Dn!us THE cay. n. W, std fresb.
T. st-.n.r Fr r yesterday ,sken cot ,s~
Vi. ne R,,l~s Dce. Hunters Point, where oeerss
TrTsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
LArBs ye ,s.lDs A. Oh 25 r ~

NOiAssYs-fbre s Bi0ier..s demana Al Z, n ,,,,.
AZ 80 bh5' Poro Rico .. 81 a0,r and 100 AAs~ csbs No.
ssvsI sToRFs-s Spirit, Turpcniius h ,.m ,s..,..,,,.,
.se. Of hi. at a. cab cl.e sst - 80 8 b,
b. there sre ore b1yes shove - osv go cansrse
Ro.n u Ie,se ;urPy Stb. iss aH .. -, p y.a :, si
J.. s.. SO dshysr.d snd 200 sel. 70 'rr,vs p,
d,,e u. ,peys receipts pow IN second hsods The n
s9@ I's; 3 9r. = Is s; IS s s. fF FS. ; ss. 4 =
nSsscr surpy ara bed stove es i-~' Of buyers ry s
qis, bu: u slight .'oSs oaeIHs' P"'@' ''- 6rn'y
oif-Ln,c,a le.. ACTIVE, Ia: !. f,@ :, a. iea,g,~-.
A. ) m ol. but pcss iaay ne sane k.l lasr.4
Oh. uoders,e reg 4 a I's".. a. -, ohse
mn 81 ?;GS 57i 1o yn,. Lard o. : All = "a ke.sy
soec g,.s .Sa n.Iias e hss o csDsssss .y *. sess
10 4ec ,ssl. t.s4 eonGmanfs ~ cssh -. -,
3}sy My '' s fGr. tps. I; S'T s3s ~. ss :: .
Of SO bb. s7 IS for Mes so 20 % ef va kss,
~. M ga sp1 az IS 81 s 5' iis5 70, Pa i Be-. s
v,. .r 70, ARE srd the dsmaDd sr As' Of 30 ssa
@ cGst e l,'c1a r N.. yG I'd T. 81 HS'i s : s,
d. Prime Mess inactive al s2oas Beef h,ms a. srAJ
.ss. S Of 10 boxes Long BOnee:s pi,se A..
better and in fair reeues' sat & ., % & si sts
dmsua a. S5G ss 25 y 100 10: Lard 65m eo 20 ss,.;
H. ys. ~. uloisrae a"s 4 SO bbl. md tes 10 Sle
Butf,r demand and prices are '>y 'oe-~ sa~s
RIGA aie more Is dong and prices ''esy; s&es si
'S s.sS "a; !, - S =, !. gssd ,ssdy and fair
The total sale, include 80 hhd. mostly 20. sso,s,
embracing isw Porto Rico At 7lc 10 hnd~ Ss~o.>sa. -
Hsysua 4! ssc = Cuba 81 &C. Heened
chspgtd. ,.A,,
nj. small salss d5lc snd choice 10 cts - Sc HnsAy
firm aud f.r reques. a. 25d ~ - h.-e ofS0
ID n Roush Fs1 seed in limited demand Al el +9sl q
40 h,h Of Is b Further sales oi 2Na5 200 bass IscgtA LA.
se.d have b. m.ds in Boston at 81 70 bush, cssh and hold.
,s now demand more money. - ~ -
sKISS-CurAaos Cost s'ALce and arm a. Sa6.c- Ohsf
Mind. ~. IN supply and h active but prices uo;hanrd
,er are in good supply AID h dull and heavy, with
r,o,uect Of prosrcLi lcr trade among fs,.aers
is nuch derressed ,
TEAs-ln View Of the suction se announced for tomorrow.
ToBtCCo-Ther. 10 drusnd a, { II prizes sale. Of 80
hid, K.piucEy =. 7zlf. s2 bales Havana "a terms D.,
r.Ie public s. Sed,f - ia - and ~ do Fo'Sa
TiN-Bock Tin /. in lnieJ request s9d pne., are os.Ii
ss,. of ION. 90 slab StIa's have bten made - cuh ec.
2c l. row the ruling pnce aad .oc 10. bAne- fs
sci slowly a. 10 IS for % mof tas ks - eoAs
h.ye been placed ss MA 80 and 100 do Charccs lerss
SlO 10 IS mouths CoSe Ieroe are quiet a. sso'' ssSs
months -, = .. =, -
WiIrSKy-The msrEe. h lower sud Is well 'vPped 'sI"S
s10 hbI. a: a. 0.2c. -, ,,. n. 49,. -
NVALFBDNE 10 iess active the decline o1 e'Fdsfs se
not xous sellers and pryous rates Ae therefore n'Anei
ZINC /. quiet at dsic T. n months y zee fssoty ex
~ an store.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Sine. J,a I.....el7s $50 ei9SAi5 sAiihTT
Adrian II. Muller VIII bold bis regular sletioo care
Of stocks and bonds tomorrow tWedne-GQ, St AZ
o'clock, st the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay's regular daily sHeeon sae
Of stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow
Wednesday,, q, l2i O'Clock, q; the hercnSn's IL
change.
s. Draper. daily auction sac Of s.ocks and bends
will take place tomorrow Wednesday,, az ~ clock,
AZ the Merchants Exchange.
There il fair demand for 3 q cea: TreSsary Noes
at II 30c. siC0discoun anil the suppy = not l"re''
The new issue have been nearly all Absorbed Tor u
vestment. A sale of 600 of the ) q cents ~'s
made to-day at y cent premium an1 siVo,r' o' >
44spd A. = cents, one-ih!,d Of each si trffng pre-
mum. The Metropolitan Certificates are down %
$1,000 j, is thousht the eventuai loss upon Ae
whole egh. uilocs viii rot exceed two or three
:houss nd dolar. The the Clearing Hol4eto-
day sl6 Geo geo. Alarge ,nd successn aacon safe
of carpets had to-day. The companywss large, and
tie biddrgs quite animated. There were also TWO
sales Of Frercb and EngLsh Day Goods which dragged
Of prices below those Of previous aes. Tie Directors
OF the Psrams Railroad Company elected yesterday
are: Vim. II. Aspinwal, Edwin Bartlett, Henry
Cbaurcey, Henry A. Cot, SaInl W. Comstock, Ed
ward Cupsrd, William Felowes, David Hosiley,
GouNeTDeCT hemp.e, lb'o. w hicy Jun" 'p"c "oiNj
IT, Isaac townsend, Wm. White~right,ir ir. The ne"
m. mber. are Messrs Edward Cuosrd and TheO. w.
Riley TIE March earnings of the Michigan Southern
Rosd -telegrsphed we're sljs, ISL March, 1857 s9l2
542; Decrease, $t3,e6l. The earnings OF the fourth
week were s57,3ls. The Mach earnings Of tie
Cleveland and Toledo Road after meeting al curren;
payments gave surpus OF about $4,000 toward the
liquidation of floating debt.
There is slight increase Of activity in morey nego-
tiations but rates hrmer on pap 10 tie open
market. The rspge Of discount on frst-c.sss names
is from to- y cent, snd the supply OF capits is
superabundant On 6llarge suns are ote.ed a. very
easy rate- in some low as cent, and there
is quite as much difficulty heretofore described IA
pocng money satisfactorily, even at these 10" figures
A. the bal ks there is very small increase in the app-
cations but nothing yet which can be stated as ud
cs.ye Of AZ material restoration of demand for busi-
LEES purposes The large increase reported for a few
weeks past in the bank loans arises from 10 healthy
change in the condition of business but is manly the
mere exchange Of specie for Treasury notes which are
coupted in the loans and contribute to swe the sgyre
gate Of hst column. There has been increase also
in discounts for Southern banks in aid of preparations
for the resumption Of specie payments.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, Bankers No. 2Well-st.,
quote Currency, Land Warrants, &c, this week, as
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

DARTMOOR PRISONERS ASSOCIATION.
The FoYty-th q AnI yersaIy OF the Massacre a.
Dsr.moof Prison ,Erglsudl was communicated by Il
meeting Of three OF tie survivors a. Military Hal, on
Yoesdsy evening. This Association was organized
sesoe We years s,o an1 Subsequently petidoned Con-
grcss for IA bosu'y Vf leo acres OF land such a. wa
gwen TO the regular mh.,a oi 1872. The matter was
hid 90 the table, end yet No further action ha'
been taken.
At the meeting on TUESDAY evening tie President,
LOUIS CLosER, made "a bref speech, Iecit!ng the
sTuei,ies prscuced upon the prisoners a. Da'tmo i
eceing with few remarks regard 70 the massacre
BY tie prson guards.
A resolution wSs adopted 10 appoint COMMITTEE -
draft n memorial TO be presented 10 the Common
Councils Of New-York and Brooklyn, with a view o.!
having the remains Of the soldiers nov iylng by tle
Navy-Ysrd wall, remoNed snd deposited III the Park
a Fort Green, and 10 have a suitable monument
placed above them.
Mr.. Gs.nel Harrison, who wa. previously e'e'tei J
N HsLorery member OF the assoc,s;cn wds appointed
saoh ComInttee.
BY invitation Of NJ. Clown tie company rHrtook
Of al excelien; collation..
The old veterans talked over tGe Eard,Aips AMI
sgfie itys in Dartmocr prisoa, and OF the uh:'mef
des:bs Vf their comPsniohs. ihe company broke ~
st al carry hour
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

CoErEEvery lfte doing the sales embrace so bss
& ~. " y n Ind: as 5 81 ss .ciadns sis bar. 90
FLOUR AND MEALThe sdyiees blythe steamer Isdian, AZ
C.nsi Flour and on the sr.d-. prce. scr
e.sr .es, are Ne rS1 "a sR.H1 e.sr and r.. are u. mot
uodste, bot the supply ample the sslss are 700 be. A.
,xir. DO ~ IS for .upsrfnc Indiana aud Mchssn
"a - for TO- 81 75et4 20 for common to good
:A;'s IS oT p 81 t. s.nd: and sl C GtHs.st cl,.l
tew. rather os. Win iAiI ohe,irs' prices e e..er ;e
tbs 81 5ods5 80 for bands supeFtne the
market Soutaesn F94t ia Il f-iE Ppy .ni with ned de-
and the stock ample the sales are so bb :, - o5e sr
bet:er sr.dss Rye Flour whoCt vsra;ior 70 note Il. de-
mend iAI sa.s q 50 bbl,, 4. $50 IS IL Corn MeS j,
,sl' ,sG 'BraIaySue sI w. | IS sales 81 Jersey - 10
sIsH-fhe naIte FOR a. kind. devoid animation b.,
Vnss non nAy the Az the Eastward Arse spc
i've understand has place in Dry Cd on
Boston sceosnt chiefly 'ass OF Isc"G-0ooo q lave beI
FRUT-R.,ns quiet We hs Of .s. Of lis bag. sl,i
6e l5co Baeo. Cocc.ra,, r2j .rd coo bsncses Be-.
a. 81 5G - oy sne'ion "A. boxes Palermo osnE-s
ioae. Scsnc 5: .! Is AID sox-. LsmoI. Il 70
GRAiN-Th.,e !. eorde..bl- ires..rt1y IL o., whe.:
naIie, the demand s aud common i.s which
.H4 .:oei are he'd va" s5T-es hrSSe b, sSs sE.de; are
a. Ssss 4j 90 bush. sood White Mchis.n D. ,nd
s t-.r Chicago >Pnns s IL tO;e-LLe .,cI taken i
txpor. Barley our. and !. freely offered sale,
sie; Bsi'y Ma. ' g, and P,iir, nsl a v.:. 1e =
SD Sc for Virginia Ry. is am aud IN request
an nodcrs:s .ai-s Of 7uCc bg.h NoI.aesu NJ Cora .
u lin.cd supply. aud AA better; demand manly FOX
IN. saet O: 1900 bgsh 7gG-- iOT Sona~rr
WLr ard IeiOwuclucec al invo.ee OF hi.-,
r. Nhc BesHs N far demand faes 50 bush t
- 81; Csisilar Pea axe lovcr; sz-s seq o1si SS.
HEMf-A Aul.Ics1 low - supply. sLc ne .
,oITol,d Anot by one pStgi pres eoncS uenily tend l
ward, b.: .h market q II peculiar c0ntu AID uU.ei;.G
Uufs Sod j. rh abou: rlo z m and Ds-.sed is
hrs:1 As. F-PE 90 as AT nAAns in IA, way higher
yet sry AT.e QretiIs- :he make s.h
p,s eosd ae os'alned sz Ct > ss Cnere..ea 90
iI,. nts. prioe ti4E.pred Fureis Erc
sfe, TIT by no s1e Ssrs bs.
>hsL a: Ase-; e. z 5 so d. dsaA.-i Juis
100 C. iAs 4! 90 "a Vg.N-e ,eFns IL Boston, ot
litN bl.s hsnl-s cave been .sde p : y :aE. R4s
- & saE; o t~Ls NJ Rl..., Heap Ys1s - 4 T.
T. Au,rcAn salss & .ICs ia scsd hsss
o AID few ;at, Dr. s.,c a. s.75 A- l7g bs,
80,
HlDES-1hs-e rlslsfse G.nssi Erues ps..,s -.
II ASsN Dsy Nrss!n. pToI i7e E4s..; 80 Born
Ay,s - :, 81 G.. -0u oruC- = ,ac Ntserus l.s-
Los std 30 >oG-herr IrvA.e terms
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by Tel~graph.

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
SEAI-ANNUAL MEEIING OF THE CuH ERE
GATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW-fORh
Ann EHOAkINN

The CobeTeu sta nal Association for NewNork ani
B,ookl,n assembled yesterday al the New-Eugisu1
Church, South NLih street, Wii,Gmsburgh. Ine
Rev. ~. X. 1cHrkISs acted a. Moderator and the
Rev. HLERY BELDtv as Scribe. Qli:e number Of
ministers were present. and some from abroad were
invited 70 sit corresponding members. l. was re
sovt that the next scull-aLnu Wee''nL 10 lie held
m the coming Fall, should be beld in Newark, y. j.,
tbe New. Dr.. S,orrs tO preach tie serinOu.
A resou,io iou offered by DR.. SroREs Woe edop'es -
ne efltc. ttst committee be Spp1iated % consider
and recommend plan of tbeJlogi5sl and general
sfncy for The Of persons VINO may desire - enter
the wot Of the CnIstGn ministry ss ,ensei pfeach-
ers under the O: the association bat who are pre-
vented BY circumstances ffOm pursuing course OF
sSiiec h:e and theological study. The Committee
10 report At the next semi-srnual meeting
Seven delegates were appointed 10 attend tie gen
eraI Association a. Rochester, Viz, h7ssEs. Beden,
Wafreu Camp, BudGngt0D, Prince, SORTS, aud Clark.
Nine young gentlemen subsequently presented the1i-
esyes fr examination candidates for the ministry,
eight OF whom were fiom the UGi)n Theological Sem
mary. They were examined as 20 their experience IN
yebg,on and motives for entering the ministry IN the
Hebrew snd Greek languages, and IN Biblical Atera-
taTe and history Tie cXamaat,On VIII be cont nuei
t1day.
In me evering sermon was presshed 10y the Rev.
ID. BuRBIN1IoN, cf the Clinton Avenas CHitch, from
the 10th and 18th of tte "a chapter Of Sos, Ia
which ihe rev. gentleman dwell; chiefly on seversi ot
the more striking anSogies and contrasts sngsessf by
the preses, religious avsken'uG closing the d-c11re
wik the obse rvaton that, as the American Resolution
WIS lpTeosded 10y tue widespread religious ReNIva
led OIL by Whifed aud mis- associates, 81 the preSen'
syest aynk ening in the Judgment of the preacher,
was the probable disciplinary ioreranrer Of some re-
maIkAbe national TRIAL ye: unt.scosed, to test me
yytue aud firmness of the Republic
Tie Association will onveDe to-day a q. o'clock
4 M, At the came place.