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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of

SUPKEM ME SOlhl.-JODN hcCtlVcT Ol
the Mechanics Fire Insurance Company Of the City Of New.
York saains, WILLIAM IL. DE GROOTE snd ALICE r., his
wife Theodore r. b. DE roo- and Emms his wife James b.
Murray Charles Bua Eliza Ware sdminstnx aud Charles
Ab~shy administrator Of John Ware deceased. George
Opd,ke and Wilson O. HunL-A decree of foreclosure
and sale hayin made IN the above entitled action 81
,Deeisl term OF the Supreme Court held at the City Of
York the 3 Of October 1851 authorizing and direct
ing undersned Referee to sell certain lsnds described
parcel situate lying and being Ia the Twelfth 2 Ward
OF city, bounded and descrbd follows viz: Beginning 1t
poI. southeriy side One hnnde and second
four hundred .outheasery from the sou;hessey
corner Of ehundred andfy econdsf snd Eeyenthsy,
running southeriy line parallel with said -
e center of the block between One hundred and try fst
A. and Ons hundred seoond.; thencs along ssa
parallel with SAID Eeyenhsv, until II inerseos the nobefy
line Of the BcomBsdsle rsd, thence norhesseTy along
ssid line tie road until II n'ersecs the sshey
line q and second s thence westerly along
the southey line OF One hundred and fort second 70 the
place b~fiInur And having been msds BY sucs
bv o said decree ot portion VI the
snds without satisfying said decree Notice
hereby syeu hst 2ls. day OF July 1852 the sad
Referee Will e public auction, the Merchants EKchsnss,
Ncwl City II O'Clock Of that day the ussN r'
ton of said land which unsod portion 10 az 10 ews VIZ Dc
euus point In the center De Of the block between Oas
red aud sad iOft second
streets dssnt ge hundred feet esst.iy from the point oraeA
usecton II said line with the esseIy line e As
-veIth avenue running thence sOuh.y ia lac parallel
the kn BTor. kosd thence norheastsry sas tie north
westerly line Of tie Kings Bidse Rosd, until inersecA "a
ne er westerly along said center ns % tas
beginning 1,rHs made known q the day oa s.s-oa
ssib June, 1852 iiOhnn III ~ ~ ~ q eieies
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BOOKS RECEITED.

Tse Gina a.ssor By william Dean. u. D. .21a pp. ~.
Sheldon s G.. -. 4 t.,.....
The Sabbath School Bell Compiled by Hofscs w,ss lam,
PIP. iii Horace Wstsu- I'D = 80.
Tae Bravo: Tale b. Felimore cooPer las:t'~d to.n
DrswilEs by =. y. c. Dsrley. l-r> pp W '" A
Toprssrd a Co rssaH.-r
III. Vorks q Sir wsler Scot couree 10 vois avo T. g.
The csep5y n sn.ez,iai Lsn,As By -. H. Cn.,eni,a.
A. 81 f2ul I'd 48. {. Shepard G.. 81. -
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JtSx DEsiYR KEEPIs0 80 Aooou ~ Boox. .--p&.sc
mi kfsr-s the keeper Junk shop 10 20 WSk TsyJ
1a%nr Ar isr ,ni ssss ss' IS y.e .ss s: y s. S
ono tor c.ryng 90 The jrnk busines wiSop& ssc6op6
bo yestnu Of sn ordinance p4ed By the
ell requiring the registry every toeehr wish the
um'. aud the Isu,ss Of the Psr,iss concerned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
painis. Oils, GLASS, &c.

M NERAL OIL, made from the pesI CANNEL =.
purity fne coor and brisncy burning beng a.aioa
quality. low IN price and having o, me oe p * ,.ar,s, a.
Warranted free fon mixture whatever bs,s 80.
ssllops ASeu,s, JOHN We QUINCY 10, - "'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
GopartnfrshiY.

vJ,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
il hstu,eu WILLIAM II. SHAW and JOHN ]. CROSBY,
,naer NJ. frm of SHAW CROSBY was dissolved on
hs 2<h dsy Of June instsn, by mutaa consent.
The Undersigned having purchssed Ih- interest of John
C,osbv In the busiDess The e firm of Shaw Crosby Mr.
Croby heefrom and The undersigned will connne the
tusre the old and yor.e stand No 10 Spring corner
a Greene where all times will be found choice selection
Of Family GROCERIES e.c at the lowest possible prices
BERREs and FRUITS in their Of be best quality,
ssref, selected Will be kept constantly hand the under
dfDed having peculiar facilities Tor procuring The same
WILLIAM H. SHAW.
TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
II between l. B. MILLER and EVAN DAVIS, under the
firm q B. MILLER Co.. Is ibis day dissolved BY mutual
soDsso, l. B. MILLER Is Authorized 20 settle the bansss Of
,be la.e ffm-Eew.York jane 20 Iaa J.. b. MILLER,
T---- ."'. EVAN DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Uater Uure.

DR. +. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No. u0 Beecter.st-, ~ Y. Treatment
without bard Transient and permanent boarden taken
CARATOGA WATER-CURE-Is now OPEN
- and PAents Grea, improvements hayo been
ressonsble send
,ir1uIar N. BEDOSTHA, n. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

e. c. HALLIDAY, AuctioneeI
CUPREME COURT SALE of VALUABLE
- PROPERTY STATEN ISLAND-E. HALLIDAY
will auction TUESDAY July H. 1852 at o'c'ock
Nautilus Hail. Tompkinsville Staten Island snder the
direction Of WIN EMERSON, esq., Referee:
Sixty of LAND fronting Silver Lake aud the Rich
mopd Turnpike about miles from Tonpknsye Lsnding.
To be sold in ten parcels, according % the MAJ.
Three and a hslf aces of LAND on Toad Hill.
Five acres Of WOODLAND In Soutl field
HOUSE and five LOTS the ess.ey aide Of Sarah Ann e..
In the Vilsge Of ompkiIsyie.
HOUSE ard LOT the ess,eily de Of the street
Two HOUSES and LOTS the westerly side Of the
siIoet.
TwohrdF Of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for years at per cent
The sale will be positive and without reserve the highest
bidder .
maps and further particulars apply to the Auctoneer No.
Wsllst n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

KILLED BY ArFlLL FROM A WBDow.-Jsmes
Smith q coored boy 10 yeaIs Of fell Friday srrcon,
fourth story xindoE II No . LauEers street ard was N
san,ly killed sahm~r notied aud viii bod sn
lIsl. uPon In body to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, Wis N. Y. and
IN n H. N H. ard L. and ". L. and Stonn g.on Railroads
-On and after MONDAY June passengers for NEWPORT
Line will leave by the Express Train from Hth
sich r. L. and arrive ct Newport q. Returning caves
Newport at no. spd p m, arriving In New YORK H $40 ans
Halo p. m.
Tcfets sold and Baggage checked through each way.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
NEW-Y0RK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

kEM-1Ohh AMI hARLEM hAlkhOdD
IN COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and sher WEDNESDAY, June IsSe ffairsvi Leave
Oeth e. Station, NewYork, a. Eollows:
7:t5 q n. For Wilhsmsbndge.
s.S0a- m Mali Train foi Albany.
qSa- m. For Wiiamsbrdge.
II 30 q. M. For White Plains
$50 ?. u. For Wilhamsbrdee.
4Og .. m For White Plains.
4:Sop. u For Dover Plains.
SEQ p. m. ..For White Plains.
6lj p. For White Plains frorc White and Centre sts
$50 p. m..For Wihsmsbridse.
lErvrrHs-Will ,esve:
$500 q. M. From White flairaL
$50 q N From Dover Plains
e40A Q. m. From Wnfamsbndse.
7o6 a. m. From White Plains.
$50 q ~. From Wiliamsbridse.
llS0 g. N Mail Trsin from Albany.
100 .. m From Wlliamsbrdge.
$50 .. m. From White Plains.
$500 .. m From Wilismsbn6se.
$500 D. N. From White Plains
WM. J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
AND ERIE RAILROAD

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after MONDAY April 1889 and until further rotice,
will lesve Pier foo. Of Dusne follows viz:
DU UNKIRK EXPRESS At a. m, for Dunkrk and Bstslo,
sno principal intermediate Ststions
NAIL TRAIN At for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Stations -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at $50 p. m. ffom foot Of HAr.
r,on via Pieruont for Sues and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at a p M, for Newbursh, Middiei@vn,
EiGfIT EXPRESS al 5 D. M, for Duniirh Buffalo.
The above trains nin daily Sundays excepted. a.,
These Trains at kma with the Elnlre,
Niagara Falls Railroad for NIAGARA fans
Bnshsmon Syracuse and Binshamt,n Rsroad for
Syrsru, AZ Coming with the Buffalo, Corning aud New York
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo; at Great Bend with the
Delaware Lsckawanns and Weston Raoad for Scranton 81
aud Dunhit the Lake Shore Railroad for
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chi ago Sc. ,
CHARLES MORAN, President.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN lsss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
Commencing May q, 1859.
Passenger sa.on In hewYork, corner Of H'h ana 4sv'
@hu'" TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK,
Sor New-Hsven, sa m teI); li;+5, s:5 Ie.) sn snA
S sna d itsp n w MILFORD, s1strd, F.irssa sousSpo2
and Wes,por m. l2:45 $50 and 4<5 Hor Norwsn,
LEA l2E, Sl5 tex s:5e - o:S; s;S siSo sa r%
as $50 $50 p m Tor Port Chester and lnsrnsdias ~
sao: .. 2s5 cSSSscrisS S;is ats s'sa Tssfsg ssfssgn
1or Boston, (e. s:l5 p m teal !or H.ftforG an1
Iairosd Montreal, g. m teIl, and S:ls p m tex
Northampton. For Eew.Hsven ewLondon and Stonnstoo
1sirad Il and Sl5 For Canal Railroad 70 NORTH
.mptou e and 2t m Ior taIG:s aE1::s0nsH Ea's.1l
\ n 1os DsabuIy and Norw.t Railroad. m. $3.50 N.
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

EDWARD ScHENcg, AucTroSEER.
TINHOMPSON d SONS SALOONS AT AUC-
TION The whole Of the Stock, Furniture, Confectionery
Fancy Goods Fixtures &c. &C. will be sold, the poPre,ors
being retire Sale begin Tuesday, July h and
continue until he whole is disposed OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
miscellaneous.

TNAPPs SPRING ard SUMNER BEfER-
IN AGE -Tvery pcTson make tiis deixhrU ana
healthy Beverage by Usrs kNAfPs CONCENTRATED IN
TRACT of ROOTS. Pessa.t sut Lsathy ssveFSse
r sno,vr soe in bottles n; s S, ~ srd =. asch WA
mi sir,r ior making L. Geas. DsPo, No s H-isOn-''
Sod Ay al Nho1-sAle Dstseis's
WE sdyise those using Solution Citrate OF Mag.
w re.i. sa-s.a.s Mineral Wsiers 70 Try koGEkss
Citrate a Msr.es Powder, very coo aS1 se'TesainS
sr,pt Is-s4 ko,,@s only . osa.s Tor sac Al erAsssHi
~ ,a.ssrd fr tae eo4utIy tssle. DepS No ls sprnfs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

(tENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with ;he Delaware, L.ets
wanna and Western Railroad and Ess;cn with tie Lehish
Valley Rsirosd
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May 10, is5e.-
Leave NevYork r Esson and inernedisr psces from Pier
40. Norh River .: "A m, ll;b m, and for
SomeTyile by above trains, ard ., 5:i5 p.
The above trains Elizabeth with trains .he New
Jersey Railroad which leave NewYork from the foo. Of Court
Iardt.st At 7:f0 q. M, and u M, and and p. m.
Pasg.rs for the Delaware La1hawanna ard Wesern RS.L
road will leave u only For Lehigh Valley Railroad at
n A NJ and II :i5 JOHN o. STEARNS. SapeIntendent-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Msy
III g. 1s5s TRAINS win lssve Chsmbers.- s.,:ion ~
son 7:I5a N for Sing Sing 10 a. H. and l0:5o p.
fr Poashk,cpsie, l5 ard 3:?o for Tary.own 25 and
645 M for Peeksk $50 Tfs Hudson, PouIhkeepsie,
Peek Sing sins and Tarytown Trains stop mos. Of he
way s,sOus Passenger sken ChsmeerS Canal
and 3sa Trains for SewYoTk lesye Troy AS and $3.50
n and AS ?. m and Albany sbou: IS minute. ser On
SUNDAYS a. 6 ?. m. AT. SMITH. Srp-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

l. B l. e. EX II IBIT O n
AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
DOMESTIC MANUFACrrREs,

- B l. C EX BITION
AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
DOMESTIC MASUFACruREs,
1NIHE CITY or BOSTON,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE EEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION
OF MANUfACTURES AND THE MECHANIC ARTS.
ElRST SEW-ENGLAED TRADE SALE FOR
TWENTY YEARS.
The New England sey M the Promotion Of Manufactures
and The MecbaIc Arts bayns by unanimous resolved
operate with tie MsDufacter and Arzans Of New England
ENGLAND MANUFACTURES HOME MARKET for The
sale of the various product. Of their st aud industry In hrs.
bands through the Committee sppopted m the purpose
MADE for PUBLIC EXHIBITION and Of
Fareml Hail. Bosson and other conveniently sdacen;
hs Ia places of deposit, commanding On
MONDAY, July H. 1859,
aud continuing throughou; The week
The following descnp.ions Goods will BE- soe EMBRAC-
ING IN ALL UPWARD Of $4,000 PACKAGES.
]. BOOTS and SHOES, a, 8 ocl X on WEDNESDAY,
JULY I3, at Stor-s No. 50 aud 90 PEARL-sr
J6LS Is seIs No q he
0pSiR DRY GooDs, comprising coTToNs. wooLExs CAR
II, FRIDAY, JtLY I5, and sATuRDAY, July I6; a,
FAEEUIL HALL, ana al the GREAT WAREHOUSE of
mESsRs. FRANCIS SKINNER Coz lately erected IN
also At the Store in RoBBINss BUILDING, No. As SUM
MER-sT which bss been offered by T. r NUDGE, esq.
All Goods will be open for exhibition g. the above named
places end Catalogues ready for dis,dbution AOSDAY,
JULY l. and throughou. the week .
1t confidently believed tha. ibis Exhibition and s< OF
Sales viii embrace of Goods greater by far In value
ard than before been offered public sale
already received and expected hs, al the meanfsc.
turing establishments in New ENGLAND will have specimens Of
fabrics exhibition and contribute hberay 10 the various
catalogues Of goods 70 BE- SOLD
TOWNSEND, MALLARD COWING,
n A. THOMPSON 4 Co, Apcr,.
SAMUEL HATCH,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

OUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY, approved
NJ by he New-Yort Academy Of Medicine the only
eontsinns IS per cent Of Oil BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
No imitation cont much oil mine, though
boldly Advertised a. containing much a. " per cent
Also American and Norwegsu Cod Liver Oil in the liquid
gtate. e QUEhU, No. iS fhav, New, i ORE:
Also for sale a. DELLuC Co. I. GREEN'S, NoA 81
Nd s62 Broadway and sll respectable Drlsgists
fENT0LD, PARKER MOWER
Whoiesals Agents, No. Is Beekmsn-se
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thea aperient anti
- septic AID restorative properties Of this invaluable prep,rs
ton -nder safe aud certain Cure in Cases OF Scrofu Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia and Ulceous and Eruptlve
dis ses with extraordinary potency upon the fluids OF
the body clean sing them from oil eeterous PARTICLES and
restorative dnfecsn snd gentle apeent combined IL 10
eq Ialed . .. - -. . ,
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS No. 100 Fultons
New York. Price per bottle, ak bottles for 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

OO USE THE GRAEFENBERG MEDl-sRO
SDS CINES AND No OTHERS. c~
The CHOLERA YEAR Of 1882 s remembered as being marked
h rr,cs.y the same weather have experienced and
now experiencing Bowel complaints Of dansroa. aud fatal
character are alarming physicians TO extent that
they dare report half thei cases.
Ac,ras REMEDY for DIARRHrA DYsESTERy, CHoLLR. and
all BOWEL CoMPL ANTS, IL found in THE GRAEFENBERG
DYsENIERY SYRUP which is now given by the beet ply
ans Of the day has bee used and publicly recommended
by Health o NevYoTk, and BY one OF the head
physicians Of Bellevue Hospital.
faE CELEBRATED CHoLERa MIXTURE OF THE NEw-foRK
Syy being Of ane principle, fail IN all
of really dangerous nature and will all others not possess
ing IT, . . -
cents per bottle contains this and all other ingredients which
render Il and CERTAIN cure. TRY 1T AND ir WILL NOT
FAL.
For SALE At THE OFFIcE the GRAEPENBERG COMPANY,
No 81 P.sS.R ROW. NEw-YoRK, sND BY DRUGGISTS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

NORTHERN II. X. of n. JERSEf-For Pier
~ ea,, Nyset, Hsessn.aek Essesood keLssTe, o' q
Coril.rit excep-sdl st $50 sud 80 a.d 80
r. ~ Lesves Plerrn0,t .i and 5:ij snd 5:S5
SEYM0l r TOWER
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02


1t LIYERPOoL-The PERSIA, G II = Jsd.ins Ion-
mansrr will sail fruuI he "wednesday SENT,
Jgy steamboat will ply be'~een the Compi1ys wharf s'
jersey City Persia, iio - - II oek 20 con-
vey and bsssss bard In onseqGeur- Of
lie number q pI,os ho 01 IN he small s-amers
arising .befro rsqles.d 20
h.iT ends bs whar they canno. be taken
hoard
The ASIA viii ,si July y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE sAruRpAYY,. JULY u ). 1889


PASSENGERS, per steamship OCEAN QUEEN
for Southampton sni Have Jsly bereey notified
that abe viii as from Pier Nc. S5rh River a. FOUR O'Clock
?. m, preeitely Saturday peIt.
d. TORRANCR. No. Bowling Gr,en. Wv York
, 1859-12-09

The \. T. HeraId's Washington corrcspon-
dent thus Gxes the responsibility for dc1nying
ihc organization Of the House u pom the Admid-
istration Senators aud Representatives. This
is the complaint Of one Of their own friends:
"ln less than two hours after Congress assem-
hled the Niger question WIS sprung in both
Houses-'n the Senate by Mr.. Mason, and in
the House by BIT. Clark, Of Missouri The or
ganization Of the House and the public business
must be delayed to advertise the notorious anti
siasery book called The Impending Crisis
The Republicans haye been trying 10 give cir.
cnlation 10 this work for the lust Two years md
hare failed until now, when the Congress Of the
advertising it.
From present appearances the House will
not be organized for d week. and the only sub
ject to be discussed will be Helper and Lis I'M
pending Crisis : afterwards some Of the negro
drlvers will pitch into Weston's Progress Of
Slavery in the United :;tates.' Duriog this
time the appropriation bills and other public
business must be sacrificed. Lovejoy, Of Illi-
nois. and Ashley, Of Ohio. are said 70 be ripe
with answers in ridicute Of Clark, Of Missouri.
The prevailing policy Of the Republican 1ncnl-
bers OF the House seems to be to let tile Admin
istrution party talk against organizing tile
House and tnke the rcsppusibijty."
, 1859-12-09

r. Queen Victoria has recently performed
graceful little act BY answering tho petition Of
pitnan ut Hetton le Hole collierE, who hum
bly, solicited her Majesty to gire : telescope to
the local readinS-ro the applicant being a
student Of astronomy, aud the place being no
poor 10 bny onr. The petition WIS received
with favor. and the answer was beautifully I'm
ished telescope cent to The Eeading. room.
4 French W1rSrss II VERMONT CoCKr.-In
the couEee Of the trial Of case in Vermont, 4
French lady WAS called on to testify, and it was
assumed that she was only acquainted with her
native language, which neither The Judge nor
the clerk undcr1tood. In this emergency one
Of The counsel volunteered to administer the
oath. which h6 did in the following terms:
"Tous jurez zat wat ron here testify shall be
truse, 50 help mon Dieu."
For moment the lady looked with astoni. b.
ent at the clerk pro. ten, and then said in PR.
fect1y good English, but with slight foreiRn &C.
cent, "What does the gentleman sayf'
Exc1TExExT IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY, Mrs.
The Oxford Azeu,y says:
L gang Of pcddler1 without Geente. and Sep
posed to be Abolitionists attempting to stir IL
iusu11ection, we're arrested 1t the riliage Q
Abbevi1le, in lafayette County, = few day
since, md warned to leave The State within
giren time.
, 1859-12-09

,TEc deTe[onmcnfs Fcsnectinr ihe Rev. Dr.
Pomeroy. OF The Auerican Rnnrd for Foreirn
Missions. has excited Inuch more interest and
regret in the community. and many are ditposed
to look with charity upon tle Doctors scis and
pardon them, believing that the clerpyman was
The victim Of a number of desirninr panel
thieves, who have pursued their career in this
CITY with considerable success The mast six
years, and involved many men of respectabiIity.
We learn from IN official source thai the Doc
tor first became victim between foI,r and five
years since, and in Ibis nonuer BE was takinc
his usual evening n alk throueh n street. which
our informant, for reasons that are satisfactory.
refuses to divu1pe. when be waa accosted by q
woman standing On the door steps Of a respect-
able looking mansion, she addressed q few
words to the Doctor. md at lenrth invited him
to enter the house. he did 30. and was shown
into neatly furnished parlor, They couyersed
On several TOPICS. and their tttt-a. til vas onjy
interrupted bY the entrance of q man who
claimed to be the Woman's husband. lie waa
furious, aud vowed Ill sorts Of deaths to the
Doctor for, r;,defiling his marriage bed, but at
length consented to be soothed by note for
$500, which the Doctor drew IN and p,id 1t raa. a.
turity. THIS was misfortune No. !,
Some six months after the above transaction
the Doctor was again acoosted on the street by
female ofrare personal charms aud ready wit.
She entertained him so well that he consented
10 accompany her home. and the narlor into
which he was shown was furnished in an exteu-
sire and showY Ymauner.-Hardly. however. had
the Doctor been in the house half IN hour when
two men entered the parlor and were eager for
the Doctors life. One Of them claimed to bc
the woman's husband, and the other relative.
They would not be appeased until the Doctor
drew note for 250O and pa1d it Mt maturity.
, 1859-12-09

From the LoEdon News. Of Not. e.j
their head. have nc. Toe to express tl,eir sympathy
for Pope Plus II. Using the Protestant priri-
iese Of free discussion and a free press, these
Romish missionaries openly denounce the SUBJ
jccts Of the Pope as b!asphemons rebels for
claiming the very same privilege which they
themselves us so constantly mud unssFupnlousl{
it suits the purpose Of the Irish priests to
SLY that temporal power Of the Pope is essen
tial to his existence, and that therefore, the L.
cations must be restored to him. But read his
tory. In spite Of the partial occupation Of the
Legations by -austFia, from 1915 10 1918, and
their entire occupation in lssl to 1851 from the
yenr 1882 to 1885, and from 1889 TO tile victory
Of Magenta, period Of some twenty years =
in spite Of tue fact ti,nt the Pope has utterly
failcd to induce any Of his subjects to form
part OF the arlny, but has been driven to sur
round himself with foreign mercenaries-
spite of the fact that Austrian officers haye col
lected the revenues, hare exercised not only
subjects-in spite Of the fact that their Judicial
sentences have been confirmed or annullcd, not
ut Rome, but ut Mnntua and Ter0nn-in short,
in spite OF u virtual abdication by the Pope Of
his own authority as u temporal Prince and =
trnnsfer Of it to Austria-the Irish priests, with
an audacity Of assertion truly startling, declare
that the independence Of the Pope US temporal
Prince is essential TO his existence Us the head
Of Christcndon. Nor do they stop even here.
With the same effrou.cry they pretend that the
possessions Of the Pope rest upon some higher
foundation than treaty, and that any power
which ventures to deprive him Of auy part Of
them is guilty Of sacricse. As if Asignon,
long 10 France. the eldest daughter Of the
Church; aud rs if the protest Of Consalyi
claiming the part Of FcEara north on the po
were not still sounding in the ears ofthat beloved
son Of Rome, Francis Joseph, Of Austria.
The fables Of the Irish slaves Of the Vatican
cenno. make Injustice or persuade The people
Komasna arc the subjects Of the Pore they arc
not entitled 10 those rights Of equality before
the laws Of sclfsorcrnnient which belong to al1
civilized nations. The Italian Governments
need reform, but none SO much US that Of the
Pope, aud it is deroutiy to bc hoped that this
truth will not be forgotten BY the Queens min-
fht0rH
, 1859-12-09

tFroua tic Harnlta1 Cto.} Gazette, Dec ~
v,ncts1A TEuroR,sA--It is hard to tell who.
ther The yirginiaps should bc pltied or abused.
wl,other 4heir extraordinary conduct should be
sttrinutcd to t,midity or 1nAlign.ty. 4 citizen
fron tho North cannot express m opinion
.t Tariancc with Virginia sentiment on the
s,.rery question, but he is immediately i'm.
s.r;soncd or e1iied. In fact, it is not neces-
20 that be should cyen express an opinion;
i - only necessary that he should be suspected
nr entcf1 aiming it to render him ., fit subject
f,r incarceration. We make n1apy allow
nnc.s far The necessity Of tie people Of Vir-
oinia observing tue greatest vigilance 4ud
ersct;ur every possible defence ayapst A.
f.mnts 10 tamper with slaves; but wh think
fheI are really carrying their precautions to IN
extreme, 1t surely cannot b. requisite tar the
xasety Of tue institution that harmless, tnof-
fcndinr Northern men. peaccably pursuing
thcir usuai avocations in firgiaia, should: be
ei,her imprisoned, Of expelled from The State.
Encb extreme measures can only be intended
tn rex lhr North, and will have the effect Of en-
bittating Northern men against the slave States.
Tfthose vexatious proceedings continue in fir-
uinie. it will not be long btfore the Northern
States will begin to rctaliate, by cxpelling Viz
e;ninns from their borders, as Northern men
are nov daily expelled from the borders OF Vir.
rinia. This would indeed be terrible state OF
fhings* We may certainly expect it, however,
unless Tue system Of persecution now p1acticed
in Virginia is stopped