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jersey city News.

DEATH FROM VoLXscE.-A few days since q man named
Dennis Sullivan was attacked and brutay beaten at a
notorious place known "Dutch the upper part
OF Jersey City. Sullivan was taken home to Bergen
much injured, having been beaten the bead with
bottles aud Other wetpoDs he continued to grow worse
until Sunday, when he died. and buried on Monday
1t could NOT be ascertaned whether inquest held
net.
ARREsT OF DESPERATE CHARACTERS. 10 aud IL
O'Clock Sunday night two young rowdes, from the Fifth
ward, New York, were arrested In Newark avenue Jer
sey City, for disordery conduct and threatening life
One Of them was beating young Numerically
while the other threatened any who attempt
ed TO interfere, With pistol which he exhibited. OH
snow and McNamara came no and arrested the young
rufsns and charmed them Of their pistols They gave
their names AZ Martin NJ Gleason aud Thomas Feeney
Monday morning It was ascertaned that the prisoners
had escaped from the city prison by ripping up floor
and digging away the earth from under the door sill
The prisoners threatened the lives OF two females who
were In the lcck up, If they should raise an alarm.
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men men. me MAYOR told them that " they would eater
700 70 Keep the pea 70 for ooe year TO .cffs.>
n Inc charge sgAinst them Thus they al onoe com
p"ou "'n' Ano po'h were accordingly discharged.
ARREST OF W E ALLEN AN ALLEGED CHARGE or PASS
ING BOGUS 1900 BILL William Alien, better kno wa
nu'' Allen was yesterday ornins brought before Al
oe'msn Brady, At the City Hall Police Court. al
'esed charge passing bogus 900 note the Lad.
'Aser Bank Of Massachusetts, on one Thomas simmons,
no. oO7 Broone street. The bill IL said to be from
aepu plate, which 1t Is alleged stolen from the
baDk some time since. The folio wing is description: -
$1,000 $1,000 :
vRnote,l MI ~ ~1ent Directors Co. OF '''' s
lane ole AH0 LII III .NUAbTEn bank
w,u nav Ina thousand Dol "a
s $1,000 70 Tie Sesre- o. de~.nd. si----,-7
s LAscAsIEs, jan 4, 1887. ss',sis
JACOB FIsHEk, PREF -
G. q. HYMNs, Caahior.
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DEATH OF REV. las w AIryANnp

DEATH OF REV. JAS. w. ALEXANDER, D. D.
wy H janis W Alexander, pastor Of the Prosbyte.
ran oaurcc corner OF Nineteenth ana Fifth aveaue,
oied ~ Virginia Syringe on Sunday morning lass
he was inc son Of the aie DR.. Archibald Alexander, OF
Pnceton ~ aud his mothers side the grandson Of
James waddel, the original Of wrts ia sketch Of
the Calvert Preacher ana after whom he was named.
h Ss Dofn 10 Louisa county, Virginia. In 1904. gradual
ed At Pm, on In 1920 was sppsiped tutor In that In
s.tuOn in s I'd was the next year settled as pastor
OF Congregations :, r. '-lcsie county Virginia He 70
manned here two years yvo sassfacson TO bis parish
toner's, End in 1928 accepted call TO o'oo' Nd
he remained in bis pastorate two years, no De-
cene editor Of the PreIian, religious wspap, In
Phadelphm Three years subsequently, he called u
the pfofessorsp of Bellies Lettrts In Princesou College,
which position he held until 1884, when no became pastor
Of the Duaoe street Presbyterian church. In this city
FIVE years afterwards he appointed Professor OF Ec
cesasca History and church Government at the Prince
ton theological Seminary, nainpg in that institution
until 1851 tho date Of his assuming he pastorshp Of the
church which mourns his loss
Among the various honoss bestowed upon him were
those OF the degree Of D. D., from Lafayette College, In
lSsS, aud nom Harvard in 1854 The eeudition and III
HhgeAce displayed in all his works remarkable. His
lectures were dignhed and instructive Ne paid particu
lar attention to history and general literature and zeaous
abored to use his knowledge 10 advance tic Of
psty postsg himself the questions Of the day, In
order TO make practical application Of his religions pr
Piles.
Among bis numerous and popular works may DO
toned Consolation series OF disoourses; thoughts
on Family Worship" q series of essays entitled Tho
American Mechanic and workingmAn;'' biography Of |
his father contributions to the Princeton Rvso several
publications Of tho Tract Society essays orr
sinaiy published in the journals the signature OF
=" Casariesus."
As one Of the prominent preachers OF this city Dr.
Alexander noted for tho eloquence and learning
which characterized his Hs scholarship tended
much to add to the force Of hi, piety and dearly
beloved by bis congregation.
Some weeks since, account OF enfeebled health he
obtained from his congregation a respite OF several
mcnihs and had gone to the springs, where he died
the purpose Of recruiting after his arduous lsborsEs
eldest son in the meantime filling bis pulpit His condi
ton 80 pcsrious that Dr. Hodges last Sunday morn
ing offered prayer for his recovery
Besides the son who has been filling his pulpit, DR..
Alexander has another in the senior class OF Prince
ton College, and third, still child
The funeral will take place ct Princeton, IN j. this
afternoon, at four O'Clock The trains leave the foot of
Cortlandt street at T. 9 and IL A. n.
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BOsToN, August 2, 1853
TIE book trade sale at auction commenced TO day in
ChapnAu Hail. Leonard Co., Of Boston. are the
toreess, assisted by A. F. Merwin, Of New York; Aad
Thomss Bell Of Philadelphia The trade Of the various
ci,ies is quse fully represented and Of reading
matter day knocked down at prices considered
satisfactory. The catalogue Of books for sale
about 400 octave pages embracing every variety OK read
ing the English language Strangers attending the sale
invited TO excursion down the hsrbor Friday
Afternoon. The sale will continue several days.
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The Public Health.

ME sTING OF THE HEALTH COMMIs5lONERs-THE WAR
CPoN THE PIGGEHIES AND BONE BOILING ESTAB-
LISHMBNTs, ETC.
Ameetpg Of the Commissioners Of Health took place yes
terday in the City Hallthe whole Board being present
The City Inspector offered resolution to the efe
that all propesors Of pggeres and bone boiling estab
shments between Sixty first and Sixty ninth Streets and
Broadway and Eighth avenue, be notified to abate these
nuisances and that separate resolutions be adopted in
gard to each Of them. The resolution adopted.
The City Inspector reported the condition of the fat
melting est a0snments throughout the city, and especially
that John EcKe which The report pronounced offensive
On notion the Mayor City Inspector requested
consult with Mr. Ecke 10 order arrive at
clusion TO the most advisable to be pursued
reference to his establishment.
The bills Of the Health Warden Of the Nineteenth ward
for $780, the Acting Health Warden OF the Seventeenth
ward for $685. that Of Assistant Health Warden Of
the Eleventh for $il2 services rendered during
the month, were approved ana ordered 10 DE paid.
The bills Of j. BuckerboG for $751; James Herran for
STA Andrew Sheenan for $73 co. for removing dead
animals from the streets, were ord cred TO be paid
The Board, having ascertaned that there more
business coming up adjourned I'LL noon on Wednesday.
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VIE FANNY Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE-THE PEACE TRyiry-Nvws
FROM CALIF0ErIA--THE AQUATIC SPORTS AT wOs-
CGsTEE-CoLLE6x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pc.
EAs0-7BE DUEL BETWEEN TWO RICHMOND Ed.
ToRs-rHE ksw PATENT OFFIcE-LocAL NEWS
MARKET sEYOgi'S, ETC., ETC.
The FAMILY HsRALp OF to-day wednesday, WIN give ths
latest News from Europe with the Feeling abou.
The Peace Treaty Lcndon ars and vsrpoo-C pinons Of
tho London and Paris Way the was brought
Aboutspeeches Of Lord Derby, Mr.. DiaraeN and Lord
Aalmesbury-Flgbt Of Eo5suh TO ,srzerland, &c, &c.
AMONG other matters Wal also consan-7he Latest News
nom California ard Fraser kver account Of the Aquatic
Sports 81 Wcrcester-Yae Victorious &c: report Of the
Commencement Exexcses 81 Ysis Union Colleges An
account of the Duel bowt Rchmopd EBs-the
rcsrondsnce Articles of Agreemsnt-he Duel, 80; Letter
nom Corespoacent at Hong Kosg giving Interesting
description of The apd Of Penang ant province Nessley;
Visitto the PstensCce at Washington; Of
EsEridcen Financial Operat,on-A Fourteen Million Loan
Of til Grand Ducby of Badenhe Name Of tho Ro.hsods
used, TO-; DoiDgs in tie Kansas Constitutional sntor
Repors Of the rial Of Capt Carpepter for hts Conduct the
Mystesisus Tragedy in Twenty fourth street, Editorial Re-
MARKS be Prominent kveats of the Day Obituary Notices
Of the HON. Richard Rush Of Pennsylvania Col Herman
Ihorne OF New York. and other noted persons An Local
News Of ks~ York and the Adjoining Cites; Thest1ca No
:ces Police nopors ooroners Inquesx wkatsvos nAy
10 of interest v The general resds.
The FAn1sx HERALD contains rcpost Of tas Con-
dtoon Of the View yors Cattle Market Stock
slefed for SALE he Condition. the Pcss they were
sod ke report Of the Proaa Of All k7as Family Marks
ing ~ wasAngton hsras New Yors City, Commercial and
Money karke Reyors Marriages ana Deaus Tor The week.
and axge amount Of miscellaneous matter.
Terms-The fAsnT HHnAID published svery Wednesday
Two Dollars annum; snRae copies four cents. can
be obnined u ths once nad OF Ill hs venden. Adj
vertsemean inserted 1t the usual GERALD rses.
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chored outside The latter TO leave tsmorrcw down the
coast Her Britannia usesty's steamer Of war Racer
End schooner KDgston sailed tina morning Tor the uf u
leaving the BssAk to watch the Interests Of John
apn In this quarter.
acre is not word Of from either the interior OF
Costa "Ss~ "'"AsAs 49, NV
arrived.
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Brooklyn City News.

ELECTION OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Tho
Kings County Board Of Supervisors held their annual
meeting yesterday at the jail, the principal business
being the election Of officers for the ensuing year. The
following were chosen
President Samuel Smith.
Cle7k-Albeft Osborn.
Physician to TIE Jdil-Dr. Charles A. Van Zandt.
Physieian 10 the Pnaenttdyy-John L Zabriskie.
Alnnshouse St0rehseper.-Gilbert N. aicks
The salary Of the jail Increased $500
to $500 year, Of which be required furnish
ali medicines, &c and ia also TO axe post norton
aninatioDs when called upon by the Coroner.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOISkLEss FAMILY sEWIHG MACHINES
AT REDUCED PKACES.
Temporarily ct Sol BROADWAY.
viii return to 1926 IN few dsva
le2Futcn Str act, Brooklyn
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GcRpoS-OsBoRN. Saturday, July 80, by5 the Rev
DR.. Striker, Mr. WILLIAM "a. Go2DoN to Mss AIRY A. Os
BoyN, both OF this city.
Rev Dr Armisge, wnIIAx MACxxNMK to 'IoMpHrys CA.
nnIA, eldest daughter Of Thomas X. sande, Goa ESQ
PrrNAM--McLxAN-On Tuesday, July G. by tue Rev
Dr. BurcbaJd, Mr. SAMUEL PUTNAM 70 Me LIZZIE Nell
all Of this uty.
Albany papers pssse copy.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
Broadway Gas Broadway Of Blocker street Pho
tographs dasuerreoty pes and a,nbeoHpes-
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Holmea' Original as Cent Portrait Gallery.
Broadway Largest nrst csss gallery in the city the
cheap system. LOCO pictures taken dsiy.
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BUFFALO, August 2, 1853.
Washington Grays, Company =, Eighth regiment, from
New Yoik arrived the Erie Railroad last night.
After by the Mayor and general parade day,
they this evening for Niagara Falls and the
Canadn.
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White, the Halter, II making u Clean Sweep
of his sum stock prices The way they 60
ton. CsH If you wish good bargans ct N6 Broadway
under Baxrum's Hueeun.
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strong and Flavory Tea, One Dollar tho
chest at CHRJsTIANsONT. No. Chambers 2i6 Green
wi stroot.
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tary rhornpsen MIS-. william " B,c%ns, Ju'gc BOW"
and Hon Augustus scos arrived nero 1T SIX O'CLOCK nis
evening. from Bedford Springs Several members On 'ne
Cabinet we're in waiting tue President, VINO up
- >, be in the enjoyment OF eAoellen. health and
spirits.
Private advices from III ,son oF Ju,, TO- M noe
tile meeting between Lieutenant Nosry and Ea~Seu =.
Cross, editor Of the Arsoaan Four shots were wv
without effect at the last FIRE, Lieut. Mowrys rifle a 's
dscharge decided that be was entitled to his shot.
and Mr.. CTots stood without arms 70 receive 1t; but
Mowry refuRed TO fire At uoarmsd man. and discouraged
his rifle in the air and declared hi se satisfied Mutual
explanations made and their difficulties adjusted
1.-The Opata Indians were committing great ravages in
Northen Sonora, shooting aud ravishng women Tho
troops seem afraid to attack them.
An American citizen belonging to Arizona is in jail At
hsgdana for no offence and fears entertained that
he would be murdered. II ia utterly impossible for an
American 10 travel In Sonora without being massa
cred or robbed Of everything Lieut. Mowry will have no
opposition for delegate to Congress from Arizona.
the intention Of the government TO establish posts
on the frontier Of the Apache country
the States mentions the reception of important private
dispatches from Northern Mexico stating that It expect
cd within the next ninety days that 600 American troop
will be organized the Rio Grande, properly armed and
equipped for the purpose Of marching upon the cityo
Mexico and extermnatiDg the whole Mramon faction.
Additional from Northern Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS August 1, 1859.
Tho steamship Indanola brought SIT 500 specie from
Brszos.
Gen. Garcia had issued proclamation, at Natamoros,
calling the liberals to arms.
condrc.a with $500 900 In specie Its way to
Natarroros.
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DEATH OF AN OID MERCHANT.

Our obituary this morning records the death OF Asa
Bradley, Esq, In the seventy ninth year OF his age Mr.
Bradley was or Of the oldest merchants Of this city In
the year 1899 As 70 this from East haven the
place Of bis birth, and commenced business clerk
Long Whar In toe year 1902 be formed partuership
With the lie Jehal Forbes and others and continued 10
active T Ade until is4T when nc retired IRON business and
was su cetoed by his AS merchant he strict
~ ho leet andspignt AZ Christian faitnfu and sincere
Neso Harea Jotonai, August 2.
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Kerosene Oal.
full supply ofths hvsyfse On now hs had Uoaos,
neh4 ienaos. md freq from IN impurities
AUBfENH, Agents. Is Pearl aroeA n, T.
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Geo. Saunders' Ms talnc Tablet Razor Strop.
This inmiabe article be obtAned OF the sole
turers SAONDEkS, No. Astor House. and Of tho
rous agents throughout the city
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Hill, InimitAble Hair Cutter; Dye 80 cents,
black brown. Depot No. Barclay street sold 500
dvyay
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HOllOway'a Pills bilious Disorders of
every type. from slight arrangement Of the liver t,
rmed jkundice, and ne,ments of the
subdued by Of Holowags pills. SOLD 50 Nal
en- lane, New York
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The Eureka Shuttle Sewing Machines.
Price $50 C6ce 4S9 Broadway Agents wanted. Address
D. J. Levy, General superintendent
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, corner OF
Houson street. Hotel tie European plan
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Round Hln Water Cure and Hotel, at North
smpon Macs q HALsTED, a. proprietor deli h.fuy
situated amid charming nouuaiu sry Has.ed sue.
the treatment Of dseares Ia undispuedBosson ira.
volIa
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DEATH OF MRS. MARCAl

DEATH OF MRS. MARGARET FULLER.
Mrs Margaret Fuller ~leow a the late Hon. Timothy
Fuller, and mother CT Marsse, Fuller o'sch, so well
known IN literary crclos and OF Rev Arthur B. ard r.
Fuller Esq Of Bss.os died st The residence OF me latter
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KeRnsdy's Medical Discovery II Warranted
scrofulA erykpeas sakteum sah head. ulceqaod
sore legs For sale By all druggists
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Death OF Horace Mann.

Death OF Horace MaRns
CSCSNATr, August 2, 1859.
Horace Mann, Professor Of Antioch College, died Vel
How Springs at haf past four O'Clock this afternoon.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
truss They Asokeep Ee elastic stockings varicose
veins supporters and shoulder bfNceA Instruments for
TO- nies made 70 order. NO. Vcsey House.
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Crsstad0so's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The the world Wholesale reas and tho dye mi.
vatelJ sppied at No. Aseor HouSe.
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rrySsTrlcoPherosi1 IL the Bess and Cheap
ss article for dreDE beaunx. cleaning curling preasTv
9s snd restortny the hair. Ladies' Sold b Il drug
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines 49,
CfHce SOS Broadway, New York
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MRS. MEHITARI,E UTrJMAN

wi6cT Of the late Captain Pees Laws Hllmsn Roston
1ieo july ~ "a zoe ninety ssth year Of her age. fns
laoy was 1s, pee fewprt R. Oh the osia day Of
s,Ss. .sos, ~ her younger days resided for con-
ss" S ume Washington, North Carolna but has
ior many years resident Of Boston She occupied
zoe fame house for sixty four years
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in wayiAnd or sraday, at sos aga Gro She h.s ,ar
wved Der husOana nc~s quarter Of century sas =,
thus desc ibed Tho memoirs Of her daughter Had.ma
Otsoli:--
Sne was one Of those fair aud flower Ike uaprss
49,, spmeimts spring up oven beside the mos, dn,,y
.seSAss nfe--a creature not 10 be shaoed intn =
NJ, we'ui instrument, but bound by one law with tha
bon % sne cew and the fronc birds OF oil persons
~ Days sloHp ste had in her most OF the angelic
Oh mat spontaneous love for every living ,binS ~ man
"A1 Dea''' ana Tee, which restores the golden age
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Tho La dies Ready Made Linen sturc. Oe7
Broadway near wety sixth street Ladies'
ouaiyalY.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best the world SURPRISING all made Sold and apped
ut the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
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Arc superior for all manufacturing PURPOSES
Are more desirable all kinds OF family sewing.
are capable Of doing greater variety Of .ork-
Are perfectly ample and eaAly kept In orior
Are much cheaper because they earn mcse money.
Are lust thdanachine for every family
1 M SING En- CO., 4S Broadway,
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DrLAwiki EXTRA GLASS NO AT. August 2, issS.
3, 40, 60, IS, IL, 36, 3s, 80, 50, 81, A.
Delaware. CLASS No as August O. 1859
&c., o5, 20, so, so, TO- l6. 67 l, II, 49, So, SO.
GEORGIA, Glass No. AIS, AUGUST g. 1850.
20, 9. At, 81, "a, 81, II, So, IL, Sc, SO, %.
GEORGIA. CLASS Nc. 4ie. EXTRA. AUGUST 2. lsce.
46, 7, "a, s, 3s, 10, Sc, 81. SO, GA, 90, Il, GO.
WOOD. EDDY 1 co.. Wilmington Del.
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Sewing Machines

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
Nex style Price $50. Ones Al Broadway.
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Tns Best Spring Bed In Ex1stance-Hov/sN
Eiieac as from $ g. 38 Broadway Call And - Il.
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slair--lts Diseases, Fail, Change u COLOR
Az ip ernseishmen. treated carefully By GRAM
q Twelfth ~eat side and Broadway
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The Legislature Of the State of delaware At s last session
BY the Governor est oerinend the drawag
ssd lottery do hereby certify that the wing the
bers drawn this day
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SUSSEX CouNTr-CIAss No. ITO, AUGUST 2, 1859.
II, At, 80, As, "a, 81, 40, Al, SIS, SO, 81, 20.
CONSOLIDATED IorrERy-CLAss 20, AUGUST g. 1859.
go, CT, 10, "A, rs, 40, II, So, &C, a. Is, sc.
Witness onr hands at wimnston Del this day Quesdsy)
Augusa 2, 1889
JOHN DAILY,
JOHN w. WALKER, <CommiMdonexs.
ALFRRD X. wOOIrEN,S
FRANCE, BHOADBkNTS 4 co.,
Wilmington, Dol
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FRANCE. BRoADBENIs L CO..

The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
IfgntoS roA.sv na,s.
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u
Al the time we ought not 70 relax testimony on
the Of the wickedness Of Sabbath breaking Tns
the future, and be would vote for H.
Rev. Mr. Schenck said he going TO vote for this
petition, and Dr. Patterson last week occupied exactly
opposite ground with him, but was gong for
also. there was probably some inconsistency
side the other The line OF policy by Me- Brooks
was exactly the policy laid down BY the speaker at tho
ton and the laid the table at the former meeting
that the FIRST the grass without the stones
the the other band But he protested against his
brother cay ing that the former resolution bound him
10 be his duty. the gentleman who proposed to 60 to
the directors Of the railway company and tell them IN
language which be would net repeAf-(cfies OF "Scrp
tua" "B,oe language) -what ne had proposed 10 say
tnem he would fad himself entirely disarmed Of IN.
fuence That not the way in which American sove
reiens were accustomed to be addressed
You must approach these in the garb Of kindness
and courtesy ard this resolution will allow THAT But the
only difference between this and the resolution which has
been loudly condemned that the present holds
in trbeat which did not appear In the former
Mr White wished to know whether 1t vas intended 10
The petition was altered 30 ~ 10 include the omnibus
Epss.
mr. Brooks wished TO be understood that ths action
did not ignore what had been done at the previous meet
ing. but only to accomplish tina, which she former meet
hes had failed to do
and presented then put and carried unanimously
Tho following gentlemen were appointed committee TO
procure tbs signatures Of other crgymen not present,
and 10 acA In copcere with lay committee Ia procuring
other nanee-Revp. + +. DiCksns0n aAd y. W. Graves
Tue lay committee arc Messrs VI. Il. Brown and L. d.
Boone, 10 whom wac added Rev. Mr.. Schenck.
Dr. Patterson rad he wished TO suggest 70 the reporters
present the prcprey Of suppresDg portions Of the de-
bate which II repoted would only destroy ,he end
bad in view by the Aeetiug Other clergy immedi
ay arose and said that hcy hoped thaa the reporters
would not fail 10 clearly Get forth this that fact TIE
reporter OF this paper dsrusis his judgment as
what he ought and ought 70 Suppress aud decides the
difficulty By reporting ,ne whole meeting just ss
red
fhe cereymer present with one or ycep,crs the
signed tbs petition, erd the mee'ipg adovrned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03

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