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FATHER CIaINIQUY.
Letter from Rev. MIR. Kcaubicn

Letter from Rev. MIR. Kcanhtcn.
Editors Psrss ard Tribune:
Allow me to say to the public, through your
columns, that q thorough report, prepared By
the Ste- Anne Committee, and concerning all
the n1fairs Of that Colony, is about to be put
lished- In the meantime wish to make q few
statements.
For few months past have spent much of
uy time ut Ste. Anne, ut Father Chiniquy's
house and among lis people. waa sent from
the East to ascertain the truth Of all that was
said about that place, md l determined not to
report without first seeing with my own eyes
and hearing with my Own ears What there was
To be seen and heard. This was when they had
received little or no help. Twas the right time
to vis,t them. so as to find out how much there
was in their cries of distress. heard Mr. Chin
iquy relate many heart-rending incidents in re-
gard to the suferings Of his people, but this sat-
isded me not. I heard the people relate the
same things; but wanted even more than this.
I visited their fields and their homes, and found
sterility in most Of the ones and destitution nj
most Of the others. The forthcoming report
will show the truth Of this statement / will
only add that, nlt the clothing forwarded to the
Committee hns bccu judiciously distributed By
them. Tic COMMITTEES are also ready to gire
satisfactory report Of the use made Of ali mon-
es hare already been apprised of the fact that
enough has been sent for tue present. There is
st,ll need Of funds, as will soon be seen.
lnow pass to the spiritual matters. All who
know Mr.. Chiniquy have not tho least doubt in
regard to his being thorough convert to Pro-
testantism and d true Christian. He preachcs
Christ nnd Him only, and bis people rely OH
none other but Christ. The statement that has
been made of late, in some papers, that they are
only. half converts, is q vile calumny. The
number Of families in Ste. Anne who have aban-
doned Rome is 300, Among these about 800
persons arc commun1cants. Their congrega-
lions, on the Sabbath, vary from GOO to 500 and
even 1000. We do not pretend to say that all
these conversions are genuine; this would be
more than could be said Of any religious move
ment, eyea among Americans. But, consider
ing the darkness they hare emerged from, their
limited advantages, and the length Of time they
hare known the Truth, we venture to say that
this movement will compare favorably with any
religious movement among any class in this
country. J. B. G. DEACBIES.
7. S. Tie Committee make distinction be-
tween the affairs ofthc Colony end Father Chin
iquy's private affairs. They do rot hold them
selres responsible for any of sir. Chiuiquy's
dcinss as u man. They onlY report as q COM
mittea. J.B,C.D,
, 1859-12-06

Pope says that = little learning is danger
Gus thing" In our country. We hare abundant
proofs Of the truth Of tits remark. The grent
fault Of the American character is sapfrfc;alay.
We study nothing thoroughly except the art
Of money -getting-but sacrifice everything to
quckness and smartness. AL our systems Of
education sim to give hut su1attcring Of the
different branches pursuea-a taste Of this, and
sai1f of that" mouthfulof all subjects, and
belly Of none" Consequently society is
full Of cmpirics, sciolists, and pcdauts-melau.
choly examples Of the truth, that, though
great deal Of knowledge s.eadies the head, Il
little overturns it.
Among the humbug* that tend to pe.petuate
this state Of things, we are disposed to reckon
the popular" 81 stems of know!edgc-the sci
cncc ,made-casy methods Of climbing the sleeps
Of mental elevation. The teachers Of the mill.
ion seem 10 forget thut it is only the erc;te end
discipline Of the mind which can gire it power
md depth. OF enablessit to use its knowledge
with wisdom. TO simplify every stady-to lead
the mind along railxay or planked road to
knowledge, so that no efforts on it's own part.
no long distressing discipline Of thought and
research, no gruppling with difficulties, is re-
quired-is the climax Of absurdity. As we'll
might you mike the exercises Of the gymnasium
the climbing Of ladders, the jerking of dumb
bells. the swinging on parallel bars-Esht and
unfatiguing. In each case, it is in the very
hardness Of tie thing done that its ralue con-
s'ssa. All The facts in The world will not make
one tr1s; be may hare his head cramucd with
them, and Sc: remain feeble, conceitcd, and
shallow man. 4 man nerer fully understands
truth till he has discovered it, anew, for him
self; before TINT, it may lodge in. his mind, but
has no home there Doubtless the dullest man
in the community, by simply opening his cycs,
may lcafn athousand things unknown to Bacon.
But a fen easy acquisitions from book will not
ie1aen the distance between modern Ounce and
~ ancient sage. 4 dwarf, pcrched on giants
shoulders, may sec further tl,an the giant ; but
he Is dwarf still The acute and patient think
Ct OF the dark ages, who ncrcs guessed that the
atmosphere IN which he lired had weight. rms
nevertheless, as another has said, a PHILOSOPHER
Of profound understanding; while he whose
lecturer has taught him eafhtdra that it p,css-
es fifteen pounds to the square inch, NAV, aot.
wiahztanding the superiority Of his information.
remain 4 feeble. weak-.ninded man. In short.
facts ass not knowledge. any more than books
havc understandings.
Young man, wculd you avoid The rock On
which SO many intellcets harc split: Cultivate
q habit ot patcnt thought, and take cure that
your knoTledge Of everything shall be Of the
soundcst and most scientific character. Be mt
content With Whist is called " q popul.r 1nou,.
, 1859-12-06

Nedo not hopc for restoration ofthorough:
II friendly and national relations between tha
North and South, until this slavcry issue, so
fur rs it is involved in the policy Of the Rcpub:
fcan party, has been brought out to tho end,
and until the government af the country has
been brought back to the point 1T which tho
Fathers Of the Republic left it. We would bo
glad to have peace; but as long as the foot Of
slavery is pressed upon tho neck Of the North,
as long as the legislation, domestic and foreign,
is directed solely to the degradation Of the free
and tho agsrandisemcnt Of the slave States,
peace is impossible The North is aroused.
The restraints which have held her people in
check are breaking down day after day by tie
blows that tic South is inaictinG. Tlic ANTI
Slavery sentiment is taking deeper and flrmer
root in the popular heart. The fossils Of in
ago Of eotten are going down to insignifcauce; !;
aad the awakened conscience Of tho Republic
rs represented in the younger and more earn
est men, is taking the lead Yet tue demands
Of the popular party are singularly mode
rate. They claim only that the propa-
Eaudssu Of the General Government
shall cease; that the old and sale rule Of Free
dom in the Territories, which has guided the
country so long and through 50 many pcrils,
shall 10 restored; and TINT the comfy Of the
States which tic South has disrcgazdel, shall
bo respected. These demands must be COM
Piled with soon, else they will grow in impor-
taace and bc urged -rith degree Of zeal that
will 20. take no for an answer. The South
is not w;sc in resisting these things which the
North rightful!y asks. Now is l.cr time to re-
trace her steps and to hold out tie Eign Of re-
peutauce sor the insults and injuries that she
has offered. This is her opportunity. Con-
gTess is in session. The representatives CT
both sections 60 to Washington deeply inl-
pressed by recent events. The prospect nov
is that without the Withdrawal Of Southern
statesmen from their offensive position, tie c1-
citemcnt which pesyades the country will be
still more intensified. Now let the politicians
FROM the slave-holdius States display tho mag
nanimity Of which they boast: at least let them
demonstrate their allegiance to the Constitn~
ton to which they arc appealing. They can
not but be aware that they are in the wrong.
They hive, b; their Own confession, departcdl
widely from those principles and that rolicy{
By which the whole country had agreed to
abide. IT they want peace and security IN
their ncss4ssinns let fhrm hnl1 mt the ofirn
, 1859-12-06

Mr. Muir telegraphed here last night that if
they had i tug the, might get the steamship
Milwaukee Oh, bat they could do nothing with
out tug. This afternoon the wind shifted into
the southeast, which is favorable for the vessel
and there not being any sea there it is hoped
she may be got of. Autograph has been sent
TO Chicago, to hare ting 20 to her MD from thnt
citr.-Mltr1ut<e TFistonsin.
The cause Of the accident was dissrrange-
meua of the tackle connecting tho wheel with
tho ruddcr, oeeasioned BY towel thrown care
less}y On tho chain by ons Of the crax. It net
the chain fast on ore Of the email pulleys which
bear it's weight. Tbs steamer lies comfortably
On the sand.-Gr1ad Haeen Clarion
, 1859-12-06

rnder this heading we find the following re-
marks IN tue Charleston Nreury, predatory to
n notice subjoincd, in relation to Governor
Gist's rendering aid to Virginia:
we are satisfied that every Intelligent man
in the South has been completely disguised ut
tic broad and pathetic farce that has been p}uycd
oil before the public about the hanging If ihat
hoary villain, Old Brown" From the 800 i1-
raders in possession of 1larper.s Ferry and the
1000 negroes carried of to the mountains Of
pcnnsylvania-from the further inyasions and
thfcats Of invasiou-the arsons and feurs Of ar
son-the marches and couutcrmarches Of tile
ponies and cessation Of fponies-Goycrnor Wise,
The energetic. and his tToops-down to the final
climax OF military aid offered by Governor Gis,,
south Carolina, TO the Governor Of Virginia for
the purpose Of making certain the aforesaid
hanging Of Old Brown i Co.-it is a tissue of
disgrace, e2aggeration and invention sufficient
to str the gull Of any Southerner tho hes re-
gard for the dignity aud responsibility Of the
Southern people 70 us it realIv looks as If
those in possession Of the telegraph we're il
league to rdiculc the South aud make US
laughing stock to ourselves and before The
world. We sincerely trust that our Lcrisia-
ture. which meets to day, will bear this in mind,
and take no action whatever in regard to our
selves or our institutions, that may even huve
the appearance Of being prompted ny tue Viz
H1ntA idfce and It's Terrorism.
, 1859-12-06

<11*1*37a11170
The Fond Du Lac Democratic Prtss, {pro-
slaycry,) says:
We repeat, Of Old Brown, HANG mn. We
wish he could be hung simultaneously in every
cit5, town and village in the Union, 80 that thej
years 10 come, when grey haired and patria,ch.;
al, might be able to relate 10 their children aud
children's children how they witnessed the just:
execution and shameful death Of one unhappy,
wretch, a foul traitor to bis country and pro-;
nouncrd unfit to live by God and man.
, 1859-12-06

j. D. Parks Bazaar Of Fancy,
NO. l2f LAKE <'rIsEET.
Browns Bronchial Trochea.
Browns Bronchial Troche<.
Bronchial Zroches.
Bronchial Croehez.
Browns Troches-
Browns Txochcs.
Troches.
Trochcg.
"Pre-tniIertt7 the t:.r :.~A!sr"
REV. HENRY WARD KEECEER.
II 'ce's. n"nt y r:E c-e n Public :?;ax-fA.~
REV II. r;IAr!S. NEW YORK.
"G:'at service i:' sn'-!r!=s t1ts::tE.
EEv. PANEL WEE. ssw YUHE.
II sA7e Pr's~. :tI* txrr!'r.t Nkoep t.uEh."
EEr. II. y. WAHnEN. E''5TuN.
asTst oears: In affections o: she ETnaei..a ur7rs,-
DR.. J. +. ". LANE. E.ssrtS.
"a simple nd 7!es.tt combination t,r Canshs, ie.~
Dr.. q. r s1GEL,w. ln,aToS.
"Cohtsn no Opium or an. .AiEx fniur.hns."
hf:. H. A. HAYES, CHEMIST, GaSTus.
~'eTJ beneficial In cit"s as throat wasn eomp-.. to
s5~4k shpnxh .ustr!p- ssnn. Co.d."
EES.s.I r. ANDERSON. sr. LuCiS
= Aaea1Hy unsse In the 7hnve ccmnr..jaslca"
REV. u. SCHUYLER. Sc. LOUIS,
s''end haEln< s-sed mary remedies f.r A.,Aua E.a 20
ae1&at, fo1nd relief f-nn. the T:ueaes"
REV. i. LET'S. FRANKFORT. Ill.
y Sold " Druggists ere:7~here - per :;ox. -
sofs BY PEETOS l. co.
j14V - LAKE. stree. opposite Trr7.oHt 1lor4~
, 1859-12-06
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Sanf0rd's Family Cathartie Pills,


fI6E kGEiA1LE EAI.AET3. and pu. 1p In
GLASS CA2Es. Aih TIGHT, AND WILL
KEEP ~ ANY CLIMATE
The Family catta1tc - that dirernt rtr. at
FILL L. gentle but op t.ftte.; -I.f or nf sha
live Esik1xtlc which the bowels ~
proprietor ha4 Used lp ha Tbs Family f.ath,1tfc
practice 1ox than tWeAty- Pill ha with u- r. H. ri
yeAr3- - to this well U. ahs,as1 no
The constantly nueasnN = heeu compounGed ton 4
demand from Iho&s whi variety Of the pusext Fr1x-
have long uscd the PiLLSl@ table E4tsa:ts which AZ
xnd the nisactton which, ai.ze on ever part x tke
ue1ptssh In regard to ths .ensar, Canal md a2c
nAa has induced nj to pAcf + knot and n{a tn Ill eaek
them !tha The Eeath ofsll where Cathas l. ned
The Profession we'll kno~t ed sEeu - oeraaxensntx
Of the Stomach, Seepuess Pains Ia {s Eaek acd LrA
Costlyene.e Pain ard Soreness uvet hs WHOA boiJ TT n
suddAn cold. vii frequently. neglected. end IL :onS
eoq.ae Of Fever Losa Of nk Sensation nr
tie uad III I1a7MnatoFy Dscsaes- Worms iu ChitaFrn
of Adults Rheumatism. great Purifier Of shs Blood. sad
many diseases to which ae1h he!f nueYous
Lon In this advertisement Dos. to ).
Price Three DfIuea-
Ths Liver 1nv1gosor nd Family Catba1ue Fills
taled ~ druggists ksuerly, and sold whosAas By ths
Trade tn Ill the large towne.
$. r. IS. SANFORD, u. D.
au. eml Manufacturer and P:upsietor Broadway
, 1859-12-06
INCIDENTS OF THE EyEc1rr1oy

With regard to his (Brown) execution, he
either in the jail on the scafod from ministers
who consent to or approve Of the enslayemcnt
oi their fellow creatures TINT he would prefer
rather to be accompanied to the scaffold bv a
dozen s.ave children and good old slaye moth
er, with their appeal 10 God for blessings on bis
soul than all the elo4uence Of the whole clergy
Of the Commonwealth combined,
During the past week several letters contain
ing checks and drafts had been forwarded to
him by his friends in different sections Of the
country. These he Endorsed, md made payable
to his wife, Mary A. Brown tone Of them was
Tor 500 and one for t50} and handed them 10
lcr.--T. I. Timer Correspondence.
, 1859-12-06
GTRANGERS AND CITIZENS
~ REQUIRING
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
GIFTS AND PRESENTS,
Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
Travelling Cases, Dressing Caaea,
Rich Hair Pins,
Rich Hair Pins,
Shell Combs, Shell Combs,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Elegant Peckot Knives,
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Carl Cases,
Carved Pearl Card Cases,
Carved Pearl Port Monaies,
Carved Pearl Port E1ouaics,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING BAGS,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING EAGS,
PEARL SOUVENIRS,
rEARL SOUVENIRS,
Purses, Brushes, Combs,
Purses, Brushes, Combs,
Shell Snuff Boxes, Inlaid,
Shell Snuff 5oxes, Inlaid,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Eair Cils,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Hair cils,
Shell Cigar Cases. 1nl3id,
Shell Cigar Cases. Inlaid,
PORTFOLIOS FI"RNtSIlEn,
PORTFOLIOS FURNISHED.
LAnIE>' WORK Bt>XES,
LADIES WORK HOMES,
Ladies' Bags and Port Moraics,
Ladies' Bags and Pert Monaics,
Rich and Elegant Earters,
E1c1 and Elegant t:ar,rrs,
IEWELE1 CASkETS, GOLD PENCILS
JENELkf CASkETS GOLD PENCILS
Beautiful Cahas.
Beautiful Ca,aS,
TOILET TDwi'EE, ROYCE, rEErJNEHY.
TOILET rtTGEE, l.uctif. rEEt tMEkS
w.tSstES. EA!sIa<. SHAWI. FINS.
SCISSORS. i:AlSOAS, si1AwL Pins
BltumHES. Ei;sCELsr>.
DE-, d.. dr., .fr. .lr:, .e,:,
.;HUrlp &C 10
r. n prrEs< nny,ar oF E,prv
, 1859-12-06

CANFORD'S LIVER NVT3O
Never Dcbillfnfes.

Never Uebi1ltnteY.
lis compounded entirely ftou Gum, .nd h.. ..u.
Al established tacs STANDARD Nr,:!, r. EnoE -
proved By III that haye used IT, auu b nS ,a. ~ s RI
confidence In II dkaases for which il Ia Itromm.n WIZ
II aas cured thous a1IA =: ,t,hronjc His-tars :,.
within the Last two yta11 = mcf Cuna.ajnI.
Hho haA given up III Lopta ;rv prvney so,,,, s,~n
Of relief tde nunssouA ls.tu5I t:ntt1.rss. ~
unsolicited certificates IT, ic Choiera t:h;s~-
M possesAoh aao~. h bus. chote1a infant:n
to the sempA zAnent Of the uaa Wesfnessx. md
Individual taklux 1t, ee used s,,es e,af,lv :. ~
used In such quanttesasto - Ordinary FandfT N.tittns
*cf kent!y 90 he bn~sL - IL Htli eute SICK uEL u.
- NE u!eiAes Of your ACHE. taS thouesrts ca
~ ~ knide ynu y te Testify: In twenty mhu:+s
G.i1; y t2s L1FEk 1Sf! IL two Or three Teaspoon
ao.. and will = !u.s arc taken Il Commerce
Gete A!s 81 Eomp!ainfa. But Z Rc1. ot attack.
Eno ~ Using aEu giving teatlmeoy n lt1 favor.
- A1 Atsr 70 the Cioath with tho Invtsof4tp; acd
swallow 10th tozetta.. ~ "@S
Pxfce One Dollar mar Rottfa
, 1859-12-06

II VIII not escape The notice Of those who are
E1ren To obsersing singular condolences. Tint
the day fixed for The execution Of John Brown
is the I'd Of December, the anniversary of the
famous coup d'<tdt-Iror1d<ace Journal.
, 1859-12-06

f U L L L E N G I H
STEEL ENGRAYINds
, 1859-12-06
JOHN BROWNS WAR.
BROWN FUSD-HIS VIEWS AND FEEL
JSES III REGAR1f tn TT

HAuhA FuND-HIS VIEWS AND FEEL
1NGS IL REGARD TO IT.
CnAEArs7owz, Jetrerzeu County. yA,}
November eth, lst9. )
TnAnnErs HrAr7, Eso.-uy Dear Sir: Your
Fcry acceptable letter Of the 24th instant has
]nst been handed the. ! am certainly most Cd.
tget 70 you for it. and for al! your efforts in
!tAaJ Of my family aud Of Inyself. can
form no idea Of the objections to your mode of
operating in their behalf, to which my friend
Dr. - refers ;-andI suppose it il now too
late for my cxp!anations from him that would
ealigasaa ,a<- II, your <bort, ut anr rate takes
from ny mind the greatest burden have felt
siace ny inprisonmeat. TO feel assured that, in
sonet tcay, my taattrrrd and Iroien-1<asted .oife
ndehildrta would be 50. for relieved US to saye1
them fron great physical s:ftring. Others may!
hare devised better coy Of dong it. hsI'
no adrice IN rtga-d to it, aud felt eery grateful
to know, while ! was vi tietng, Of almost any:
ae,iss q ~ measure being taken. I A2pe no ea;aee
d'giansag to familiarile my mind with n<s1 and
r<'x different seea9. Am rery cheerful Fase-
well my friend. JonS Dnowx.
:, The fund gathered by the generous labors Of
Ar. Hyatt has already amounted to 500.
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for horse covers the best quality Of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, DC, &c.
keep in fact everything appcria.ning 20 either
branch q the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully iHyitc
yOur attention before purchasing ELSEWHERE.
ain also agent for Ward's Patent Spring Saddle.
ap2D-isw
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G.E.S1DRTES.-
~ ~ bbis Alum,
10 CappcTas,
:. Sulphur,
3 Ven red,
2 Gum CamIhor,
go - Cream Tartar.
% coil .Iutr > inch rope,
- " Manila = inch Do,
=, hemp halter rope,
20 =. Manila
- d1Z. EeIcoTls
10 reels cotton = Inch du
90 bales No I. Cannsltcn Batting,
80 boxes Star Candles,
80 boxes Diamond starch,
- bags Akpice,
CeroUns Carr.tcc.s Indigo,
- bales Candle WICK,
- Tags Pepper,
= .. Gloves
a saiall lot OF extra family -four.
For sale iOw t. close consignment by
OctS WHEELER A RIGGS.
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EvansviIle Exchange and Currency
Table.

ID =
Evan.viIIe Exchange and Currency
Corrected By De Bsanos Rant.
ExcHASGE:
New York. Buying u Selling =
New Orleans par 2
RAsKABLE FUNDS, OR CURRENCY AT PAR.
TATE BANK OF IEpIAEA. LOUISIANA.
BANK or THE STATE OF IN WHEELING CITY.
DIANA. BALTIMORE.
STATE BAEK or 0Hto. PIrTsBURG.
KENTUCKY PHILADELPHIA,
SPECIE PAYING FREE MISSOURI.
BASKs OF INDIANA.
STOCK BANKS OF oHI0-BNcEPT
Union Sandusky.5 dis City, Cincinnati. dis.
City Bank, Columbus dis Canal, Cleveand.-75 dis.
Seneca County.--...75 dis.
NEW YORK, SEw EssLASD, NEW JEEsET, PESSsfL-
vASIA, AND DELAWARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
sPECrE-PATING FREE BANKS.
BrookviIls Bank, Brook Exchange Bank Green
willie. castle.
Bank Of EIkhart, Elk Fayette Co. Bank, Con-
hart. nersvillc.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen Farmers Blk, wcstield.
Bank Of Gospert, Gosport Hoosier Blk, Logansport.
Bank Of Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, Madison
gan City. Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank Of Monticello, Mon Kokomo.
ticeIIo. Indiana Farmers' Bank,
Bank Of ut. Vernon, Mt Franklin.
Vernon. Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank Of paoli, paol. porte,
Bank Of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock BIZ, Co
bashtown. lumbus-
Bank OF Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima.
GUS. AIer. and Mechanics Blk,
Bank Of Salem, Salem. New Albany.
Bank Of Salem, New Al New York and Va. State
bany Stock Bank, Evansville.
Bloomington D X, Bloom Parke Co. Bank, Rock
ington. vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie City Bank, Terre
ansville. Haute- #.- =.
Canal Baak, Granville. Southern Bank OF ma,
Cambridge City BIZ, Cam Terre haute.
bridge City. salem Bank Gosheh.