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founoers.
Removal.

THE subscriber IakOs TINS ncGIiCts of informing his
Il Old customer ana ffen0s and the publ6 general
ly that he lbs daIG store from q
ola stand Market ST. eel t. No 90 iii the large bri
building lately erected the SOUTH sie roaa 81
where lac Keeps constantly LaDu makes a. r
der the ARTICLES embraced i'll his liIse
He invites especial attention t. hs ee ass, 1T
meHt OF CASTINGS, hUIlOM " AhE, BRASS. &c. ~ eli
Mantle anu Coal Grates, Wagon Boxes, i'ON Moi,
straw Cutters Cnrn-Shellers, Corn-C FushcTs, N H.
CrusheIs Balcony ork anu Iron Fencing, CoIee Minis
Tea heues, brass Kettles, log Irons, Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety Oi other articles.
Jan. 2s-ti AM lin ANDERSON.
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

freight steamer EAsTPtsk1 33ffSSea
IN the abtve trade I, e eltiie akin regular
trips be this city and New tiTls ans The East
TORT is last OF light drauglt and aitee for
noy24-,i A. HAMILTON. Agent
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Tobacco.
00O BOXES Langhorne i sons ex. Colo Lea
~OO Tobacco;
so boxes r. NJ. Boazs No. Tobacco;
SO do Jos. :. GUdwu's Rosebud Tobacco;
SO do Keen & Smiths lin foIl Tobacco;
In store and Tor sale by
now. HARRIS. GOkDUN 4 co.
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Fine imported BraRdies for Sale.
= HALF Pipes Jules Robini X Co IS Cognac Vintage
q 1852.
u Pipes jules Robini& CO. 'sCognac Vintage, 1s4s.
q - Alex Segnetts - g 1916.
! luncheon Scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice OF Brandies we will sell to the
trade cheap on months time.
dccl5-u HARRIS, GORDON 4 co
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White Fish
Shot and Lead!

IN BBIs just received aud sos sale by
W Iuse5 D y. DlckEY
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D. y nIcEKY.
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Magnificent scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF ID r. L. A w Il H Il.
CLASS "
To hC drawn in WILMINGTON Del Saturday Inne 2hih
SPLENDID SCHEME.

drawn in Wilmington Del. Saturday June 25th
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
Personal Infelliuence

In letter received from the Hon. william b. Reed by
friend in Philadelphia he states that he expected leave
Hong Kong on his way home the 1st Of December via
Bombay and then take the overland European route
as TO reach America in March next AT the time Of writ
ing Mr. Reed was engaged in arranging the revised tariff
in connection with Lord Elgn and the Chinese Commits
soncr. Mr.. Reed had just returned from Japan, and
speaks Of that country surprisingly beautiful, and
the people concatory and agreeable in their intercourse
with strangers.
George p Hanson has been recognised by the President
as Vice Consul Of Denmark for the State Of Illinois,
side in Chicago
Hon. Sherrard Clemens, of Virginia, who was wounded
in duel expects to be able to leave his room Ia about
three weeks.
ARRIVALS.
At the Clarendon HoelHon John A. King Mrs asd Miss
King Albany Hon Samuel A. Foot Mrs and Miss Foot Ge
neva Hon. II. ID. seymour, British Legation; Hon. Wm
Wright New Jersey; Win Van Deyener and family Astoria;
George T. Adec and family Wescheser county Marcus
Spring and family, Eageswood N.
From Havana, the bark Express-Bernardo Lartyo, A
Glance.
From Por, an Plait brig John ButlerA Norton of
NYork; Backheuser, of Hamburg .Messrs Smith and
Dunke Isl and ri officers schr Jeweu wrecked At
p Edward Collins
DEPARTURES.
For 81 Thomas in the brig Addy Swf-solomop BENJAMIN.
Peter McIachan, Victor Monpaile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
Police Intelligence.

The DRowN CASE IN \ NEw Iienr.--The circumstances
attending the shooting ARRAY in the domicil of Mrs
Brown, Iast Nineteenth street Broadway, must be
fresh in the minds of readers Yesterday Coroner
Gamble despatched his deputy In Beach the scene Of
the tragedy, with instructions to INQUIRE after the health
OF Mrs Brown and ascertain whether would be
necessary to hold an ante norton examination To the
great astonshment OF the deputy he met at the door
by the very woman he expected 10 lind on her death bed
Upon making known the object OF his errand, Mrs Brown
informed him that she not exactly case for the
Coroner. She not in dying condition. aud did not
consider necessary FOR the Coroner to go through the
iormaity of holding an anemortem in her case. Upon
further questioning Mrs Brown denied that she had been
wounded all and seemed 10 treat tine reports that
been published the newspapers concerning her as an
excellent Joke. How the police could have reported the
affair in the light they did seems little curious The
imagination Of the General Surcrntendents aids must
have been hard askcd any faith can be put in the state
ment Of Mrs Brown. We are inclined 10 think, however
that the Deputy Coroner must have been humbgged by
some one and that there may be for the Coroner
Nineteenth street after all.
ANorurR BRUSH AMONG nx FAyC-There is now
living at the New York Hospital a man named John
Tooey who was dangerously injured at Johnny Iyng's
place No. 40 Bowery few nights ago. by the notorious
Pat Mathews. 1t appears that Toocy and man named
Quinn were fighting when Mathews stepped forward am
beat both combatans badly it feared they will
be manned for life. Tooley cut and bruised in
frghtfu manner and of his eyes put out while
QUINN suffered equally ss bad. Mathews first commenced
by separating the men, and then turning upon then
banged them right and left without mercy. Alter finish
ing of Messrs. Tooey and QGiun Mathews drew pisto
from his pocket and invited OF the bystanders 10 ex
change shots. Some parties ihterercd however, and pu
an end TO the nights amusement, very much TO Tho
chagrn OF the chvalrous Pat, who was "eager for tn,
fray and desrous of finishing OFF third person--he die
moi care who
\ NEW COUNTERFEIT on THr NAgKFr BAS<.-Iast even
ing twenty dollar counterfeit the Market Bank O
this city made its appearance Though well executed h,
paper very poor and the fraud can very readily b,
detected The following is description one of the bill
which was successfully passcd:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08

REnARKABiE EPAssAor.Intclig gonce has just hand
of the extraordinary and rapid passage of the bark Mar
tnho dc Mco, recently built at this port for the poru
guesc government, under contract with W II Webb Esq
of this city. The following extract from Captain Gil
rauds letter, dated at Lisbon December 8, 1865
We made the TO the Rock OF Lisbon in sixteen DAYS
and twelve hours having sighted the Rock November IS
but could not enter the port account Of the weather
From the 10th OF November Till arrival experienced
nothing but gales and hurricanes the 18th we encoun
tered tornado from the northwest fnrlcd all sail and
the ship before the wind under bare poles for twelve
hours, to save the spars. nuDng that time dis
tance of 1872 miles The Martnho has only proved
herself fast sailer and good sen boat, but every
spcct superior vessel When made the land II was
blowing heavy gale from the southwest; my mate and
four Of the crew were nvaldcd did not think prudent
10 run n so accordingly hauled c shore and wcahered
out the most gale that has been known
for many years. was obliged tc carry tremendous
press of sail 10 work on from leo shore. the LIST the
gale moderated, and the ~ entoed the harbor with
flying coors, and came to anchor OF the government
wharf Immediately delivered my rapers and dcspatchcs
to the Minister of Marine In pcrscu lc ~ de-
lighted with my account OF the vessel and her perform.
cord. ! have received number OF visits from naval
officers, and they all with accord pronounce the Mar.
tnho the finest vessel Of her class the Portuguese navy
Thus tho specimens of American ship building are
showing their good qualities throughout the world In
Russia, Turkey China, Portugal NC NO, American built
ships to bo seen beating those Of every other nation
in speed and beauty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
NEWS FROM BUENOS AYRES.

NEWS FROM BUEN0S AYRES.
Attempted Revelation In support OF Iten-
p,on-Arrest of the T.caders-inventory oe
INC War Nunitions-'The Church, tho Mem
Salcants and Freemasons.
mo brig Samuel Cnurchnan, Captain Auxers, winch
left Bucuos A,res on the 4h Of November arrived al TINS
mort yes.eray morning, bringing some important news
There mac been an attempt at revolution about sixty
arues from the city ia the camp but IL dd not amount
70 much
near that city.
rba oxn,r. busness was very dul on account OF the
hrh ya.os 4. which produce was held, and without
.hanye large nun Of the vessels IN
leave in ballast
corrsspondent in Buenos Ayrcs, writing privately on
,he 3d OF Novemt ar, saysI write hastily TO seni you
the news OF the upshot Of the long expected revolution
here It's early termination shows the great sire slh of
the existing government.
The leader Agular, will doubtless be snot III 'ew
days
oys BugNos AYRss CORRESPONDENCE.
BurNos AyRs, Nov. 2, 1868.
..,,.,, p.no,v,io, IN hs Name Of Reli9ioa-JuGn G.
Inu,lar ana Victor Chiraao the Champions Of The
<h,rchSrenQth ofiheir Army and Supply in their Ma
The Ecclesiasicol War Against ttte Ffeemaons-
NaIy Becetltso except the Menica'as and Foortoase
Officers, dc.
we arc so""S 'e. . -. o,,,;,, Inn, Cos ,.,r.
nation Of what might have been reSouon put want
. -, n,,or.
VI hien "i~ A I'll. ru n Ao,u,u s,;ooa
On October 2s an uneasy spii's' ''"" " '"l'oN
force of seventy OF one hunureu ne ANU uei ie'o
.,--. ,,uror tbav uroclaimed themselves the onlv
Mtohary panoi' .o' ,,,a r,, a,oro oc .h;
friends Of liberty law anu Teis'on' An' eo VI 'uo'i
,ncen,;on was about twenty leagues from this city, They
:, .,,.o. os the ncace from their party and took
-,,t Tho aynnO n
cura.es as prisoners oi "@f III 'n0 '"".'o' '."e
v,.,o- Cbirino was also prominent, but Aguiar was
WV. -. q, ;r,orcon,od naners directed Il, him
named oon'ia'n " ~ -, :,
as "Gefe de las coluinnas renSios.,s - -,
On the 29th about wv nuhareo men were mirsu'lea
for their arrest OF aesLuo.n, anu =. Ty ,b ~, "
ABOUT M uoA s,n nranarcd and badges were worn con-
~ nsune' ~ SShe cross upon a ribbon worn over the
sS'ns !" M .I,,;rT crv was sVya La Religion s.Vya
oIeas. - m"r.is' s.Viya la Confederation Argcntna'
el orden Nd moa ..vor waa a cnrt filled with nyo
AaonS .nc oass@s e .hch this is the invoice. = -
Iaraons ier stalks and blades of sheepshears
AZ % %nnSen ~
~ ius.y1s S1nas
t~,u $4,000
u po.
40 40 p;y,a Ssy oS sbeore and n little powder
1 aen, Gathers importance from the fact that 1t is
ahorve enort 10 rouse the people to rebellion
"n S tha danger to religion from the direction of
, " ava on account of the lepency and m Id firm
husont s',a a,San, M Recommendation
ness "a .no %1 ~ tho ncone are liberals Not news
Ine s'eSs 80 - ,o. al or comfort 10 the idea of re-
l1'pei N ~ .s eomc are opposed 10 the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
TElEGRAPHIC WEATHER REPORTS.

sqrAS, n. J.-Sundown wind light from SOUTH very
forgy,
LONG BRANCH, N.J.-sundown: very icggy; wind south
west. light.
HiGrtANDs, y. J.-Sundown; very dense fog-cannot
see anything.
SANDY HOOK, y. J.--Sundown: worry thick fog-cannot
see fifty yards; wind very light from west.
Bo>ToN, =. M.lt has been raining and thawing here
all day. Tho streets are dcugcd with slush very thick
now luc exists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08

VERDICT AGAINST FERNANDO WOOD.
JAN In the of Lemuel d. Slater against Fer
nando Wood, for damages oecasioned by the City Hall
riots OF june 1856, the Jury this morning returned q
verdict for the plaintiff. Damages $3.50.
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One Of the above bills passed. at the store Of p W.
Turner No So Reade street. Of Church by Ger
about 2s years age who got $40 in good money in
exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08

SAN FgAS,ls,o, Dec 9, 1858.
llour-Nomnal at SS n $40
Grain-Saes OF 400 bags wheat az 2]sc. 2Ssc. 1900
DO barley at 81 10 n 81 20.
Potatoes.--salcs at SOC. 90c. per 100 lbs
Provisions Sales 100 half bbls. clear pork, 80 bbls
do do, so rks butter, on private terms.
Groceres.-Sales OF % bbs. crushed sugar at 13c.
10000 lbs Rio coffee ut 13c. 100 dozen Kensets oysters
80 do do peaches 2Sl assorted English goods
prior arrival, 355 live gallons kegs f. b. syrup 140
mats China No. rice, 80 chests Pouchong tea, 1870 hall
bbls n. q. sugar, all private
Iiquors.Saes of pipes Eastern gin 95 bbls. alcohol
A. casks old Bourbon whiskey, on private terms
SALES AT AUcuoS.-Sales of hhds. superior New Or
leans sugar, dark 9sc 1855 mats No China rice, 81 10
SO cases green tea cannsters 6sc 10 leaf lard
l5c l6c.; $50 boxes Balls adalnanne candles dark
1si4c. 100 half boxes imperial sperm do DC &c.. 81
boxes Hawes do, 20 80. 90 boxes do do, 20 sc 1Ot
boxes and kegs natural leaf tobacco "a &C. 49, 20 hal
casks mixed brandy SOC. 20 6rlns Oregon BUTTER poor
ceaY pork, is, so 25; 2l9o boxes layers, 81 80
S2S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08

ACADEMY Oh Nj The " Nozze d Figaro gvei
last night the second Of the opera The house
well filed Notwithstanding the terrible weather, which
was emnenly calculated to keep people in doors. Tn
performance calls for especial remark as the last wa
the same that Of the recent Nile. Pccolomni
was as piquan und Joyous in Susannah in which
role she has rival Formes acted and sung Figaro with
infinite zcst and the whole representation admirable
To day ut one O'Clock the "Don Giovanni will be given,
the distribution including Piccoomn, Ponsot, Ghioni,
Formcs and Iorini. Without doubt the ladies' and tho
oungcrs will come out vll forse. ola Zngara Is
nounced for Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
VENEZUELA.

Our advices from LsguayTa are 10 Aug. 10. ga tae
3l-t ul,., Gen. Castro held secret meeting Of his
friends and determined upon DISSOLUTION % the Cn-
stitu,iobs Order and the substitution of Federalism
The following day fixed for the coup detat, and
measures were taken 10 secure the Indispensable i'd
beson Of Gen. Zulosgs the Governor Of CarscS, AMI
Don Vicente Casas, military commander. Those fanc-
tionaries, however, declined the project. They d.
cared that its would lead ~ the p1age tae
ely and 10 the ruin and slaughter Of gree, number
Of families and impeled by these considerations they
no. only declined 10 participate, but t-Ok energetic
measures 10 defeat the scheme. On the ~ inst.,
therefore, while the consprsors awsi'ing their
decisive answer, they sucdety surrounded tl7 Pest
dental mansion with troops, seized Geo. Castro, and,
removing him 10 prison, placed body Of l0O men
und him, under orders rot 10 permit hm 10 escape
alive.
liz the mean tine the Fsdera,ists OF Lsgusyra pur-
suant 10 the tIessoDabls arrangement pronounced 90
the let and supported by Gen. Agusde, marched 600
strorg 70 TIE suppoit Of their partissns at C0scS
Tney we're encountered on tue ID By the way oy the
CONSTITUTIONAL and severely beaten, with zoe. Of
some 10 men HI led many wounded. ead 10 psis-
oneIs. Aguado, with MS troops, fell back up"n Ls-
gusyrs, shutting themselves up In that place and in
Maquela
Tie imprisonment Of Gen. Castro coofourded all the
plans Of thsansurgents, and fJr come days they
inactive.
ON the sth ins'. a small Constitutional force ~.
peaied before Lsgusyrs, bn. alter q fight Of three
hours refined before the sdDenor numbers Of the Fed
erali.ts. At or lzte-t alvices larger army WAS
LOO ked for ard decisive batle ID folox is appear
sDce. Lsgueyre in the mean time a scene Of DESC
siion busir abandoned houses and stores closed
ard barcadec, the streets deserted, and alarm every
where.
Gen Falcon who mad gor 10 Curacao for munitions
had landed with two sbip-losds near Puerto Cabelio
II his intention 10 srta,k that place ana s1bse
q.eny Valencia but deferred BY the resolution OF tie
citizens to defend themselves to the !ast extremity and
by the news Of the disaster wbeh had befallen hi.
leader, Castro it wss supposed he would abandon the
erterpTiZe. f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

WousDED is FiGBr.-John Z. Collins was
found BY the Fourteenth Ward Police in the street. Aoniay
night, oeedns profassy from IN the heazhs
81; Of fsh. vh p<Ttls unknown. He VIZ Ice1iIp
attended, srA sel. houe'
, 1859-12-13

Pam, Thursday. Sov.::. 1s.s.
Again the war spirit Of the parisians is on
Ere. Tho departure Of the soldiers for China
has res iyed the long-tob be remembered scenes
the var in Italy. The expedition is now inf
nitely smaller, but then the soldiers were going
scarcely 10 cross their frontiers, while now they
are going to the other side Of the globe, to M
unknown and mysterious country. The inter.
est in the expedition Is thus ten fold increased,
especially to the friends Of those who form a
part oft. The expedition is nude up entirely
Of volunteers, thai. is to say, volunteers from
the ranks Of the soldiers. The struggle to form
part Of this asmy, especially among the officers,
was greater than has been manifested in any
war Of later times; the whole army of Frunce
seemed desirous Of going. Yesterday the Sec
ond battalion 0! Foot ChasseuFs. corps FeIne,
Of the Brest railroad; it is from Brest that they
sail. All their henEy baggage having gone on
in advance. they were much less heartily iadened
than when leaving for Italy. Each mao carried
q knapsack, one days muniiion of bread and
wine, drinking cup, and bis gun-thc new
F'ned musket. But they were not incumbered
with tcnt-poles and tents, nor cooking appara-
tus; all tbs. Asd been packed and sent on boasd
ship, to be opened only on the soil Of China, or
The naarcA to Rking. As they passed through
the streets, the Chasseurs, although marchlug
ii q qutck-stcp, were accompanied BY their rel
alives and friends, who hung on tho skirts Of
'he procession to get few parting words, aud
/" wish the departing soldier goed luck and l.
safe return. The band went OF plaJing tho
-Ailaaait<, the famous alr with which thes drove
tue 4Ausssinns out Of Lornbarjy last Summer.
1t revived souvenirs that baded iIlF for the poor
Chinese. up to the last hour there WAS u ter
rible fear in The barracks ,bas, by soue change
in diplomacy, the order 10 march might be coun-
termanded; SO that when the order arriyedfrum
ff,a ministry vaEfoFduv tn not f4af
for le o'clock. there nus great rejoicing in the
barracks Of Paris; The men went away light
hcar.cd aud gay. The ganiaA in the street,
however, could not understand how tire single
ioaf OF bread strapped on each mans back v ~
uoin9 to last him aIl the why 10 Chia<, but
tbs saAliert Insisted. nevertheless, that this
was the only supply Of which they lEl any
knoNIedGc
, 1859-12-13
QunttiebuHn Speak Il

The following recent resolutions laid before
tho Legislature Of South Carolina, the former
bY the notorious Darnwell Rhest:
Eesolrtd, Tint reasonable and just regard
for their oxu security sud welfare ought to in
due tas peupZe Of tie sAo!dinQ Staits to an
nu1 tle iompde: uhicA subjects tht1n to common
Goevntnent teitA tht pfopk Of otAer Stdkts, to
resume to ths,sfIres rttptcsry TIE pote<rt deiega
I'd by thtna to fhat Government, and form to
Aenselpes another Confed<racy not Aas{ik to
their peculiar rights and property.
Made the special order for Wednesday, at
P. H., and ordered to be printed.
Two members usually Offering two sets on
the same day, Nr. Rhett followed Nr. AAzxck
with new batch; the last Of which were as
follc1s:
Rssolrtd, That the citizens Of the Southern
States, 50 long rs Territory remains Terri
tory, hare tbe right 10 enter and co.oulze it
with their slsves, and to be protected in the
peaceable possession Of the same a. property,
by all the authority Of The Federal Government,
Legislative, Judicial and executive; and should ,
Territorial Legislature full to afford them pro.
tection, or directly assuil their security By un-
friendly legislation. Congress- is aconst'tutionaaiJ
them full and complete protection.
R<so{etd, That the existing tariff laws Of the
United Suites, regulating duties On imports, arc
unjust and Oppressive in their discrimination in
faTor Of the. manufacturing interests Of the
United States, and ought 70 bo modified or Re.
peaaed, in conformity with the great principles
Of free trade and equal taxation.
Rsotpsd, That the S.ate Of South Carolina
will support no man for The Presidency or Vice
Presidency, who does not distinctly affirm the
rights Of 'he Southern people rs laid dom IN
tho aboTe resoaatsona.
, 1859-12-13
SCENES IN AN ENGLISH CIIEIICu.
L Mob Interruptinr Scrrtce--Drunk-
en- 43oEs AeMt up the Aisles.

The London correspondent Of the New York
UAu,ehmaa gives Interesting details Of the out.
RACES that yet take place 4: ST. Georges-in-the-
East, London, aud hare already given thai
Church an unenriable notoriety. On Sunday,
Sorember 80, the riotins was even greater tllan
usual. In the Lords Prayer, the mob in the
Church yelled cut in the most discordaut tones.
Next to putting down the ritual music the great
struggle seemed to be the oserpowering Of the
pronunciation OF Amen [ad-men1, by the utter.
ance Of the word as if written ay-men. The
CAurchman correspondent adds:
"Spacc would fail me were to venture into
full details Of the still more abomiunble outraces
committed at the performance Of the Litanr in
the afternoon, The seats iu the choir having
been taken possession OF by the mqb, Mr. Low
all 1ncft in double line on the altar steps. Their
entrance vas the signal for 4 voliey Of Kisses
and groaus, and they had scarcely kaeit down,
whcn large, black dog, Which had evidently
been 'fuddIed for the occasion, came rushing
through the Church. and dashed Leadlops
mongst the chorister.- Other dogs. aiso mad
dened with liquor, had been brought into the
gallery, sud one Of them kept up dreadful
bowling during 1he greater part OF the service
the expulsion Of the animal If seriously attempt
cd by The police, being prevented, no doubt, By
the still more brutal disturbers in human shape.
When at length brought out, it is stated, The
dog bore marks Of mos. cruel treatment, lear-
ing behind it track Of blood from its mouth
aud nose. The Choral portions Of the Litany
ware accompanied by The organ. but its sound
was often orerpowered By the people yelling
out the responses; and, though there wss, gen-
orally speaking, comparative silence during the
ministers part, hisses occasionally greeted such
passages as tue supplieation for the forgiveness
and conversion Of our enemies and slanderers,'
and the prayer tbat nc, being burt By no per-
~ecution, may erermore give thanks to God in
His holy Ch1sch.'"
The wife and family Of the Rector were also
hissed Is they left the Church, but the mob did
nnt atteunt to hnrru auYh YhpdE.