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trads vbsse captains can sos three -
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war officer 'all 70, nd ths dscss, po6ueS ~
rentiy hreproaehable papers, end 20 thof0q9nH
cohvince the vi.itof o. the lawfahess 81 -
mcvem ents a. 70 rsosiv, ~-gsnsrAuy over . bse-
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River Navig ssiss-Tho To ws.

The loo is running slowly In the centre OF the
river, opposite the city, but along the dock and
On the eastern shore II 10 stationary. Fro n &
short distance bsow the South Ferry TO Castle
ton, the river Ia closed and the Ice quite formi
dsble, beiI x hourly strengthened by tho running
Ice from the North pas sing undsr or damming u ;
sgsinst II. Without . sudden change In the
veal hsr, the ivsr may be considered closed fol
the season. he stssmtugs Anna, Mercury, Os-
~ego, America and Syracuse, which l.ft hsre on
ssuidsy with TOYS, all reached New York Mon
day MOI ming. The Syracuse dropped nine OF
Ten canal boats during the pa,ssge by tho break.
ing Of hswscr. One Of them was towed badk
to this city; another, the Exporimsnt, ha,
n No into Winter qusI'srs at Nils dock, and
the msndsr are safely harbofed at Kinder
hook. The stea utug Sarsiosa was cut through
by the loo and faLk opposite New Hamburg
Her TOW was taken In charge by another tug.
Tho river last evening WAS covered with ice q
far down. - Newburph, a-d to-day II will prob,
ably sxisDd to Wsst Pvint.-aDIny Journal
Tuesd0v Evrrtng.
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Garss.Idi.s Las Pr.s,.n.si...

donDaldl's LASx froo19mHuons
In the Cor,Sers Asrcasssis We find the follow
ing proclamation hom GAaIBALDI, Issued upon
his arrival ct Genoa, aftsr surrsnderng his com
mar d q the army Of Central Italy
D To mu Companions IN Arws IN Central HsIy -
Les NOT my selnperssy sbssnos csoi your sraour for
The holy Gauss thai 90 de'ead In spsr.,tas ussef
subune idsa-tho ides Of Italian dsuysraoos- sn
excited snd ssd but oonsoisston oo1ss In she osr-
sinty that ibal very ston be smous you sss,n, 70
I'D Sou Auhhing t,e SOk 20 glorious brsuu-
tryeu, ss for me, shs greslst of al 20 d,lo m,s-
fortunes would be ma " % present whsrover thsrs 10
6gosh 9 20, itsb. YoaDs mo who hsve sworn b
to vicsor, Icy nos sosn your arms remsin hr's ct
your pos e,t tnns your sIs'Oaes, perssVsis In tho
TIE truos viii not last long old diplomacy sssms
sr-. DpousSy' - II ooks upon you - the asnG-
fol Of ms ounssbts whioh she - 6ssu sccastomsd
70 osspase. ehs dGes nat ,no. shss 10 you
Jour feo and dependent stsrts thsre germnsts
soeds Of . world wsds rsvoluaon II our rgaus shall
nos bs rscosbEsd, and p ops w,ll not allow us TO
10 'orsaep soil !; Lt us rsnsin uamals.tsd our
o~ni Wboscever sttempss to s.isssy this our de-
termination vii lad tbsi NO Will mover be slsvss,
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eli fs'l, va shail beques'h 10 fdsup ssnsrsasns .
Lvsay Of hatred sna veasesnos sss'nst foreign
bs nas and the e,n.c,ou,ness Of his nysts aud.
by the essains VI God, the opprssscr ~il mover ssep
soupsly.
T.lisns. ~ .s,in, Do not u, down your arms |;
Issint.la the ssrstsss dise,pisa Fs.lo sod seas,
lst not wsn In Itsls omit n ossGibut, hss nit, 20
the nsecnA sabs~ipssol; lot MT oas fsn TO ossa
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MAIL ITEMS, ks.

Mn. Lsurzs 10 Ia Washington, painting
portnit Of Chief ostiee TAsEI.
Tas Empess EuaxsIE playsi on tho 18th Of
Novsmhrr, ths peincipd roe In the Httls drama
written for the Court BY OcrAvs FsuILLsr.
The railway trains In Ksntucky were detained
BY tnow, last week, aad In 81. Louis the owner
Of largo slsigh lot Il Cor twenty dollars IN
hour.
As PABk BEyJAAIS was proceeding to ful6l
Q kcturs orssgemsut, In Wet Troy, N. T., on
aondAy evening. hs siippsd upon tbs sidsWslk
end broks ons u his anhlss.
THs Nsw London Cxrsaioks thinks vhsling
b nst % bad business - u rsps~ssatsd, sAd
instancss shis which made tt2 900 In sixhS>sn
mouths, with IN invsstmsnS u e90to.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEo II 1869.



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Al Exsres.o Case Of saiForis q.

Being In the town q Shelby, says . corrss-
pondsnt u the Orleans, N y. Amsr,cas, on the
9Th inst, called TO SEQ snd speak with HssnY
P.,ssES, who Is and has bean afl ctsd with rheu-
matism as probably no ether person has been
sincs the world began. lie has been confined 70
hts bod since the spring Of 1885,, has not helped
himself from II siLce the fall Of the same year,
now more thsn quarter Of q century. Most OF
this ume he has been as helpless An iufAnt, not
being able to tuin himssfin bad, or help himself
to norssl Of food His knsss have bean out OF
Joint for many years, the chords and muscles hav-
ing contracted 90 - to draw the lower booss Of
the leg back under the fsmur or uppsr boas, from
one to three inches. his fset have bean drawn %
- TO bring h toos against the shin bone or tibis
with such fofcs - 10 causs painful and oGsndve
sorss. His hands are drawn out Of their natural
shAts, and rendered, with the entire arm, use
lses and almost motionlsss. Tho nerves Of his
eyes have been 90 affected % 10 dss roy his
sight. He has bean totally blind for nearly ten
Year,.
Ais hearing and spssch arc yet preserved |;
ard his appetite has been quito good most Of ths
time. His mens0y h surprisingly good, and
bis power TO recognize those whose voice he has
heard II wonderful. His left leg was smputated
about year and half ego, Ainos which time
have scsn him until the 7th instant, yet he rec .
oenizsd me at once upon hearing me speak.
Hi suffsaings are intense, especially whsn he Il
moved. Al the present time his remaining foot
is much swollen and mortifc alton has already
commenced, and amputstion "a contemplated.
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Young job. Brew, Hung In Quincy.

A curious affair took place at Quincy, ON the
day Of the sxecu ton OF JoaN BAows In Viz
gipis, which came near having . trsgcL ter
mina,ion. There Is . boy, aged sbou, fourtssn
years, named joan BsOws, rssioing Ia the
town whore JoaA QuISUY ADAMS lived and
died, and several boys IN the ne'ghboIhood con-
uded that he ought to bs tried for treas ,n.-
Tnsy accordingly put him through the regular
forms Of trial. He was arraigned Ia due form,
was slkwst counsel Ounior) and after patisnt
Investigation ofthe case, he was adjudged guilty,
and sentsuoed TO be hucg. Tho boys placed
the young JOHN BRowN upon Q barrel
under trio, Ea.tsned . slip moose around his
body, enclosing bis arms, and fss.easd the rope
TO- limb Of the tree. They than kicked the bar
rsl from under him and young Jvns BRows
was launched into eternity, for the rope slipped
up and caught the young gsn,l ,lsmsn around the
throat. He was now In psrilous situation, -
his though less com mpanions were frightsnsd by
the blood that few from is nostrils In s'rean,,
and ran away ffom tho scene - fast - possible.
Fortunstely for young JoHs BRows, woman
In house near by ran out with . big carving
knifs and cut him down. Young JoHS Vas
game TO the last, but be concluded no: 70 par
ticlps'e In . mock trial again.
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New PablloallOas,

Tale Of Two Casiss. BY CHAsLA DIoKsss, with
Thirty -thps nlunrssioni from original designs.
Phtsdsiphia T. b. Psrs.soa BsJrnsRs.
This 10 Handsomely bound volume, Of over two
hundred pages, pointed On superior thick white
paper, and b one Of the last productions from ths
pen Of this celebrated suthor. No library osn
b complete without Il.
Tho Female skss.ic, OF Faith Triumphant New
York RoBsAy N DI Wrr.
This b . neatly bound volume S four hundred
and fifty pages, and though written as . book Of
romance, contains more Of fact than Of fiction.
1t illustrates the f.ct Of how mankind are the
hsmors Of their own dsstinies. 1t will 10 read
with sreat intsrest.
hIsoIss ov NIoao1As BuL, prominsn nj member of
ehs New YOrk BG Prepared and puoltsh-d by Q
Conmitsee Of ths Bar Of tho Cary OF New York.
This book will b eagerly sought for by the
legal profession throughout the country, - Mr..
HnL's reputation as lawyer was not local but
Imoet universal.
We have received the January number Of the
K,.icke' booker monthly. New York, JoHs A.
Gn1I. Also the fifth number Of vol. 8, of the
Quarterly COsnsopoitton Art Jo~~oi.
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TIE yu.sssssz Cass-ses.s /. Os..s.

TIE Ju.sUsstx Case sosss = Osszs.~
Tho case Of ths anssStunsas JunrsErz, Who
bad been once coov,otsd, and ssntsoosd Sor ths
Killing Il 6ornA WHsssa, IN Ohiaeo, hes
caused COZ adorable sxdtsmsnt during ths pro-
grsss of tbs rsosat trial. Ths Cnisseo Tmss
fsakinS f ths i.sk sosns in the Court, says
Tbs prisonsr was thea brosgtt N. 6ls kScs
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
CLERKS OFFICE,

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. Pgsss ~ ~: : 4 .< : s<syFT - :: Ecs1y, p
"a 80 Gsr ~ 6sssss = 5sSYssk. q u II
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Ma der as Tusao.

A corTsspor dsnt of TIE ArSeonidN, gives the
following details Of an atrVcious murder CON :.
mitted at Tubac -" 1t u said that ON
the 18th instant, horss or horsss were sup
poted 10 bs or were really stolsn, and that
tho constable, Mr. PAGE, accompanied By the
notorious SAM koosRs, stsr. I'd In pursuit of the
aams, taking with thsm . boy living at the
ranchs Of Mr.. JAS. CARorH sRs; Q Mexican, Nv.
ing In Tubae, was also induced to accompany
them, by being told thst the horse, - Nsll q
the thieves, had expressed dssirs 10 ~ him
for some puress or othsr, thsy could mot tel
what. On arriving abort distance above Ca
RoTHKna' Ranche, they o,ered fire upon thu. Mex.
lean, whsn the boy stsrad to run away, not
wkhlpg 70 witI sss . sosa 80 repugnaut 70
al the better feelings Of humanity, whsn PAss
and Rooms turned upon him with cooked pis-
to's, and gave him the pleasant assurance that
II hs attempted 10 leave they would shoot him.
FiLGing their threat had the dsaired effect upon
the boy, they rscommsncsd operations upon the
Mexie,n, and, having shot nine balls Into him,
fsnd Ike they proceeded 70 mutilsts him In his
helpless condition by cutting Of his ears close to
his head, and bore him OF 70 TubAc Is tho tro-
ply Of . decd that would do moro than justice to
the nest barbuous and unciviIizsd vagabonds
that ever disgraeed the ear h Nor doss the out :.
r.ge stop here. They stripped his person and
nfsd his pockets OF every thing valuab.s, and
betweon than divided the spcils."
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OFFICE lIgxIxKs OF TAIIs-

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MISCELLANEOUS.

EROZIN GAS METKRS-wATKR PIPES
... ..,spSss Il e wsos P,:Is's
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SHIRTS.

THE SOCIETY FOR TIE ERCoURAGE
L nent of wearing clean Sbirta, at 700 ChAthA.n
Hrsst, oorssr q Pear, are reg selling their winter
II you want wooden u -dcrshirts and Drawers,
save MONTY AND BUY AT lOs.
II You want par. Scotrh vool Shirts and Drawers,
saws MONsY AND BUY AT 1O6.
II you want merno Undsrshirts and Drawers,
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
'.EEq$ ;ssq! $.%s.s. l Ell
FAMILY sEwIMa a1caDMA

- od bkOAOWAr, " T..
sHi 1iw ss1 IL z Inn
ton. psie. tiSbt Soutis lock stitcs, e sdapt-d 70
I'll finds Of vos, from dns suiss wusiin % leather,
makes comparative no aoiss when ruanir 6, II 10 aot
msesips In the msFfrf ithss bssn sIHmi,sd By sev.
srai of the mot promusst and oempctent qeohlasts
this ciy; and pron ouuosd by them 70 be pefecs In
e part. snd N ever rsaesss worthy d thsdr high.
ii osssI 4 si.siy Z sssssiS.iso ~ S Z sasS sss
having neithsr wheels OF spring. u Iitsealty lmpos-
' e \! Z s'as q sfTa H:ffi s G s nro.a..,
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISTLES SOLD
- Imported, 81 90 sslloa. % c.ats psr bossls; sso
bpanlses, vino, uU, Guin. .s x1 eester, ysm~.oes
O1 Dublin, "a cherry bsttA JANIS OORBnY, %
vesy q olposats Wsshinstes Asrkst aus s.16S
TETTER COPYING PRESSES sOk SALE
~ ss1 rrPstsed. It ths NAnufsgsogy, scet Il ansA
4, nnlllp WesAA OAes, H.tt d
nen Seeee10 HOvN nnOTHEBs
AKY nOOyU CURED
1ragrnHsT grHsT v:T4IS P4QoyHS,..
Ispi. lu.lst!kk ls!kisGH sHEr t.s'~
o. o. I = EsissH y DID, ssAW ss.ss.
TIE CoPARrpERsaIP ExIsrING II
- tAs nsns ef GOULD = HASrrNas, is a.s.slv 4
"sis-s &c sis i;s'''~ II d1oGfS.a d1osGTf3SSaS
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THE HOLIDAYS.

r GOkFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE AND
y rEs, Rse Gr"cavich str.et, sss %
nana iIgs as,oitmsLt ?f confsctioasry for the Hold
s1sts to- q ke. naS sS,ssisI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
SFroND EoARn.
THURSDAY. Feb. In

y. VI.
The stock List shows general improvement, in priees
today and very Wei distributed bu.iress, bu. con.
adorable uesgernsss in the transactions for many of
tSe lsadirg stocks. TIE movements spp.ar 10 b.
guided by few leadirg brokers', who have rot until
recently taken active part ia operations for toe re
and, s' far as judge, have thus far been con-
fre1 mostly - them. Ter, is no response or the part
Of ousiieis yet, and, beyond the immediate influence
Of the operators engaged, there mas no, been much
disposition marketed to cooperate in the effJr;s to
advsrce prices. The permsren Y OF the movement ia
c coulse greatly dependent urou TIE perseverance and
strength Of tse Lev parties engaged bat specifically
il appears very mueh HE Of those bref IN m, in
the speculative current, whi:s have from tin. "a
time visited tie marie. during the ls.; tso or three
moths TIE advantage Of good o-t.ie support is ,as
thing which seems lacking ct the prsen: TIM, and
tie sbserce Of the oecsf.oLs great deal Of hesitation
and iiuic..y suor. those who generally ready 20
mitse in tie stock iTeertiiors of tie day. TIE G..
,o1IctcsI. CT 81 4 cert c.v!dend OF tie Nev.Yo,k
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Arrived,

u. s. cutter Hunter cruise for 1sre.sst s
sels. She has anchored a. Quarantine.
Bark TIoJsD, Conapt, Providence. in ballast 20 mSs.tT
sctr Stranger Blackwell 0eorgetown, D. c. dsya soar 70
Holt Co.
schr Robert Raikes (of Provocetownl McIseec Norh
days 10 g. Adams Of Providence where she IL bound
schr Vsndaiia, Rowe, Rockpor days potst1ea
ScLr r. Il. Smith, Kelly Nantucket, mdss. 20 master
Schr r. g. Dean. Cook, 2dsys mdse Wletts Co.
Steamer Cnrew, Ayre, Providence mdse 20 I.ssc Odsh
Steamer POtosks Cushmsn New Bedford ndse 70 Ahea
Steamer Boston, sew, Philaaelphis, mdse. 70 y Pefss
sAILED-Baris Tscopy for csdizi ArGiS,s (Hs1overan
fr Bordeaux John Psyson, for Nuevs. From the Loser
BaJ-Hsmbqrs ship Sir r. Peel for Hsmsur, From TIE sy
Ships Wabash for SewOIesnsi Louars for Savannah bars
Young Anne cs and John Dsnb. for New Orleans s,hn
q. Felter 3nxsted fer Savannah ~ Hsocbs for Ifna-
dad; J NJ. Holmes, for Mobile From Q1srsoDeBrG Jona
r. Cotton for Apaschcola From the cyshpsJ O. Ccs,s,
for Antwerp Psrck Henry for London Caravan %, Lossoo
Rurfck (RufsD for Savannah bsks JAspeT for CAveesi
Ctphss siarrstt for Naples, and others
BELOW-schr Temple.on (of Csss) from Southern port,
with yellow pine. By pLo. bss. Jane Nc }.
WIND-NN.W., And strong
The pilot boa. Washington, No. came In from crn'ssd 81
ten days and reports Inward bound vessels ~ sgt ~
from Fire Island
The schr Marcia Fsnow, previously reported absndons
uss built at Rockland Me- fn 1885, t5o tuns er rated
owned BY j. White Of the sboye place Valued stOn
The steamship White Cloud, intended for towint CAnss
whaers, went on trial TIP this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
BY Tclcxraph.

sAYANNAH, Feb 9-Arr, steamer State Of 0sorslA from
Philadelphia; big Norden, Barcelona
PkOFINCETOWN, Feb l0-Arr., ship G9sEsis, ffom Ctr
cuts for Bostsn brig Chinbozo from Pensaeol. fer eea
BOSTON Feb lo-TAe shp Meteor s:il remains s sses's
below.
HIGHLANDS, Feb. TO- sunset Ship P..rict Hsmy ssi
q sr bound out No vessels Ia sight 6o-Ed In VIVA anssA
NV. Clear =,
LONG BRANCH Feb. 10. sunses-No ysUes u ,sAs s0ala
in Wind ffssb, NV. Gear. ,,,
NV. Clear. Il.
SANDY HOOK, Feb. 10, suniet--No.kins 10 sts.- "i'
resh, ~. Clear aud cold. x
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I0-The schooner MinnsssaA n's
saSst nah for Bos,eD Of Lews reports, when fSlI
spoke bark Col L<dJsrd from Savannah, and her esps
o hs board the Minnehshs 20 navigate sf~
p0rt, Capt Tfemoltain having become Gsrspgsd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-THuEsDAI, FEB. 10
R.n

There was heavy business done in this Court to-day
and tb. Recorder did leave the beech till late hour
William Killing James Wibsms indicted for grand lar
ceny tried and convicted Killing cent TO the Peni
Tertiary aud Williams for two years aud six
months Matthew C. Ferryan, indicted with them, pleaded
guilty petit larceny ana sent 70 the House OF Refuge
John Murthy and Michael FsLngsn pleaded guilty 20 assault
and battery and remsnded for sentence.
Cornelius Flynu James Enght and Patrick Connor pleaded
guilty Assault and battery and likewise remapded bT
sentence.
Csai,s Curtss indicted for burglary IN the frs. degree,
pleaded guilty burglary in the second degree and
enc.d the State prson for six years and .x months
Ee KeygAn pesoed guilty TO assault and battery and was
Tenl4nGed for sentence.
On the Slst October The store Of Strong Co.. Of
Church and Warren streets buTgsrioOsy ents red sud
200 worth of sewing sk stolen thereTom Three parties
srreed ard indicted for bur larry larceny and receiving
stolen Bernard SprDce Of the today
place trial. and evidence being insubent T. conyc;
him Of the burglary srceny he convicted Of receiving
stolen goods. Rent tnded for sentence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
MaRRIE n.

MACKtY- REQUA-pn Wedne' .sy. r.b 9 BY III. Rev. D.
Brown GeeIre b. Mse.sy "a Dor, RsqlA esashser Ose
iA.e PLnip Rsqsa- al oi me ~.
REIs-LOUIRsE-on On fhgTsdsy y.b ). BY ne Rev HezrJ
Bar hare a. he of BRIDES fA,ner Adopl Res sud
Rsse A5a Lauerre eys.: eaaEh;sr Of Berj,Iin H. Low
.re, al of BrooIlyn =,
suORT-BYFIELb- Oa Tsu.isS. Feb 10, ~ tae s-v. M
Arp..:o :on w B s.o.: Helen By6sd al Of M3rTssnlA
Vss.ch.rer c'Fn-y.
BLACKBURN sHORT-On rhursday, Feb. 70, by me Rev
Mr. 0rophy q. Bscssu-n 20 EAen sno .h o. horri'ar-
Wss;ctestrr Coslty
q. Frisacy' ase-irr Ho0se, Orchard stree Dr. Richae H.
T1os.a Of Bs,iaoTe. to Deeoah T. hiHs1se o SsSIeiA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
THE JOHN STREET CHURCH.

To tie Editor Of The y. y. Trl5uas
SIR: iryour paper of tlis morning there appeared
imperfect report Of the trial Of the cause Of the
"Jehn Street Methodist Episcopal Charch against
Tie Young Mems Christian Association" in when
Judge Maynard OF the M-rue Court, allowed a ron-
,I .hs EoIud ia. M Edy.r hsa sG:hcri;y biz
Asccs.on ard that toe Association tad s.d bis i:
MI Eess the President Of the Board Of Trustees
Of tie Committee apr oinee ~ the lo1uE Msns Cbrssn
kssoeis'.op ard hEec church IL tie the Ia
AID agreed week for the he chech
and tits knOW Mr. MannleTs the Prefc.n
Aaocstcn Sne hy Cosst- and ;he other members Of The
Committee, MADE BY Mr.. Msuriere and NJ
that the cf the ckgrch srd ths. coe
% of money tsten BY sdssr snt other
A,sccsonscue days amounting 20 aud
though nIrn-eis . prove n trln teTe
$500 the -r-a ess h. holding Of these
and that bes!ae ta g: number Of o. % npions of
al made he Con-.ee 20 eeiey ia expenses
he proved and couT0ve-t1i
vsy that tie AocAu nae kro seoss oshe coors ts made
by Edsa ard had expressed their Essstf 40 mach
oSp alton and IL sy ssy exp.essst s dsFs-osL
kTt fhe ccrr.ry css ts - srs sfea,s fnsse tsrs
Of the bills he Of tie churh IL
ia!thtr sno~u tet. ire Dsstcss Asy a,eDsed bJ
building w several hundred tosIs coac rePsi as4
that the uiou In ug tie IT,.
they soul d, n'uf AZ c1Feres, Ma Lssos aG-e res-
uutl TIE irsl the eslse.
III Jcs;cs eys'thess decided iG there TO evdsu,s
for The JaIy rnds S1c .ook The fam :hsL-EOd1x
hs, different ta o sti y sp ed religions tsa g o.ser
rpossiioDS dyiars a, or tie q tae
CHE, huus lee i'd; hui q III lcrGy of the Christian
Anoci.:ion erd-avol 10 T.bldAe NJ Eis.r G- siyins
such cocE Of suhory 20 deceive re fesc L u o- he p-b
&c Judge. We thtns h Lord Hol. ;hx- be :h.enp,Y,
and pat, ssSle.es IL secs. sseu oss; .sb,s .
sisrssT, though r tkis Ar t.s ;-s Assocsc-
'hrf. expressly ssop.ea Mr.. Ess.TsAc-
IA &c iss UHst, 81 80 .seSe - G' Cl.!Sa e-ss, -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. Pm. TO-
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