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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-26
A FRIGUTFUL NARRATIVE.

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A FRIGIITFUL NARRATIVE.
In the fall of 1916 | was travelling east
ward in u stage coach from Pittsburgh, owe
the mountains. My fellow passengers wer'
two gentlemen and lHdy. TIE elder gen
tleman's appearance interested ine exceeding
". In years he seemed about thirty-in al
and manner lie was calm, dign fed and pol
i>hpd, md the contour of his features wa
! singu'nrly intellectual, He con>crsed freely
o, different topics until the road became more
abrupt and PERCEPTIONS; but on my directing
his attention to the great altitude of n prcci
pce. on the verge Of which our coach wheels
were lcisurcly rolling, there camc a marked
change over his couLtcnHnce. His eyes, la'e
" filled with light aud intelligence, became
wild, restless and aExous-the mouth witch
ed Spa>modicaIIy, apd the forehead was bead
ed with cold pcrsplralion. With sharp,
,ouvul>ive ohudler he turned his gaze from
the giiIy height, and clnchng my arm tight
" with both hauds, he hung to me like a
drowning man.
Use this coIognr,' said the lady, bending
mo the bottle, with the instructive goodness
of her sex.
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ABOUT ''h ye'rS o' aye !.
ln'y were Just r''"'n'hS rom rance, o'
"h'ch country Tue Young ''uy '''course" III
terms so e'o4Ueht as u "D>oro NY en'ro at
tenlioh'
Inc laiher was 'aci'anl' ouE Tue daughter
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tualIy pleased WIN each oIher-She as 'alk
or, and as Il Ils'ehtr-tha' II was not an'lI
sudden ila'h OF hSu'hlng ana hea'y das'i
OF ram against the WINDOWS ELECTED an exca-
NATION from my charming companion, that L
kEew no" inc hlSht passed Us. presently
there came low, rambling soind' "n1 then
several Tremendous peais OF thunder, accom-
panied "y Succe''t'r na'he' OF lightning
Inc ia't descended III torrents, aud All angry
wInd began to howl and moan throus Il the
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-06-26
JEWELRY STORE.

wntch, Clock aud Jewcry Repairing.
VVNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jcwelrv store the east side of Broad street on.
poste his old stand. where lie found all
Die ready work in his line of business
notice.
IT, He also keers Watches Clocks, Spectaees Jewelry,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale, of goou quality,
and at the most reasonable prices.
Hisdale Oct. 18th, 1891. 1T. BRYAN.
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Every one of these We believe Lincoln aud
Hamlin will carry, and we 10 not despair Of
adding Delaware to tho list, making their
Electoral vote l7S-to 1875 for all others.
Thus far, we have not counted on division
Of our opponents, but assumed that they will
but their best foot foremost and give us the
best gght that is in them. II they divide,
or stay divided, aid run two rival tickets, the
contest will be over before it is fairly begun.
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Take N Office.

Lake ~ OtICC.
MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
~ or Poor-Learned unlearnrd white or black bond
free-come and speak for Fcenen and
you shall be providedfor We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
under the new firm MCQUEEN & Co., residence
Street old will be welcomed. and
all times. Cutting and making done to order
tY- Flour, Grain, Wood. and CASH for work, at
MCQUEEN & CO.'S.
Hillslale, Sept. ~. 1859. sept20m3
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ETNSAl WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. RESPECT
IL slG fully Informs the inhabitantso of Hsiale
Ccbk -c County, that he has opened Shop in Hills
4Hr ialr for the purpose of repairing Clock
Watches, Jewery, Fans Paasol Musical Instr. &c.
All work warranted, Shop at Farnsm's Old Store.
Iiillsdale, May 10th, 1865. B f.. BROWN.
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The Prospect.

From every section and through every chan
mel, we have cheering advise with regard to
'he Presidential canvass. Men Of widcly.di-
vcra" traditions, prepo'scssons, and sympalhcs
concur IN the assurance that The right chord
has been touched, "A snlstan al union of the
Opposition secured, by tie nomination Of Liu-
coin and Hamlin. In no State that voted
for Fremont aud Dayton is there a serious
doubt Of Republican triumph in November.
These give us ia Elccroral Votes, to which
Kansas being most unrightcously kept out
Minnesota ia new Statc) will certainly add 4,
making lis. We shall need 34 more to elect
Lincoln by tie people; and for these we
shall have to look to the following States:
New Jersey py...........7 Indiana II
Peunsy Hiuo
Orc
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DENTISTRY.
ls. T.. BROWN.

A.sex<Y J. J. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
'TTyyYYy will attend 10 all calls in his Proession.-
ALll-lI Office over Motifs DTHg Store.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

~ received the largest assortment Of Clock Watches,
Jewelry, &c., ever brought ia Isdale County, With
he will sell NJ the lowest eastern prices.
Il" Clocks OF all kinds, prices from 81 Is to So co.
All Goods warranted rs represented.
JOnesyille Nov. ], 1853.
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SuIsRyIAS IIni-sE.

D TUBES, PROPRIETOR, JONESVILLE, MICH THIS
House has undergone thorough repairs and Is ready
for the entertainment Of guests in first class style. L
cation convenient, and terms liberal. jun3
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UILLSDALE EXCuANCl

BY W. q. HOEG, OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE. CON-
nected with plank walk. good Livery and Conveyan.
ces 10 part of the country reasonable terms. Cash
paid for Coarse rain, and Provisions Having rebuilt
and repenished, present patrons nd friends with
this Card, hoping may better the reception of
guests and increase by close attention.
Returning our thanks for past patronage invite
couragement for the future. Hllsdale, Oct. l3, 81.
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OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P. STRUNK, PRO-
pneter. This Hausc is large and moious, recently
rebuilt and furnished, aud located IN a convenient and
pleasant part OF the village. iunl'5s
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U. =. q
DEALER IN DRY GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE
Stoves. Boots and Shoes, &c, &c.,
Nov 20, ls5g READING MICH
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&. &. WEBB.
ATTORNEY At LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY AND
Notary Public All legal business promptly attended TO.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.
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TMR GREAT EAsTERN.-The Manchester
(England) Guardian says the Great Ship Com
pany continues plunging about in a sea OF
troubles. A boisterous meeting Of the share-
holders was held recently, when the Directors,
ewing to the fact that diversity of opinion
and much dissatisfaction" existed in the minds
Of the prOprietors, intimnted their intention of
resigning. Mr.. Campbell, the chairman, in
moving the adoption of the report, defended
himself and his colleagues from the charges
which had been made against them, ana pro-
missed that, on some more favorable Opportu-
nifty, he should be prepared with a complete
vindicatiOn of their conduct. Mr.. w. Hawes
moved au amendment for the appointment of
q committee Of fnyestigation-the Directors
being in the meantime requested to retain of
fee. This proposition was received with
marked disappprohation, several speakers de-
nouncing il as an attempt to save the Board.
The show Of hands unmistakably condemned
the amendment, but poll was demanded, and
the meeting was therefore adjourned. Mr..
Scott Russell has attempted to appease the
wrath Of the indignant shareholders; in q long
report he contends that the G. reat Eastern
during the trial trips realized the speed for
which she was designed, and sho wed sea-going
qualities Of the highest order. With respect
to the non-complstion Of the ship, he Gays it
! was not intended to place her in an entirely
complete condition until after her return from
America, and he calls npon the shareholders
mot to allow the properly to be deprecated Ly
the exaxgeratton OF small faults over great
merits" He Is "proud Of her general struc-
ture, design, and performance" and, as re-
CARDS tina paddie-engines, he 10 aprepared to
allow his reputation A. An cnGine-bniider to
stand or fall by thsm." He il satisfied with
the work generally, and he expects '.yst to earn
great reputation by her." "Wbat is now
wanted, . he says, sis the best possible manage
ment Of the ship. Steam shipping properly
e not e1siiy managed; but II you can agree
npon men Of ability, experieuee, and success
ID Tia mAnagenasat Of stsan propsrty, to take
part o. yenr business yen viii not Be dissat-
islled With The resultr
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rsTc.s sna ahd BLADDER Com iaiMts.-The
Ihes ., Sp plants Urinary DISTINCTIONS, LeucoS,
H0KNESn IN fhG Debility Of either sex, Is HAkTE
hsen wao haye been unable 70 walk, have soon
pfspsrsd ~ 2. THIS powerful COMPOUND. It is
ca n.en sna oaemlsf, and 10 pronounced by Inedi-
sl amslf pMPOUND in the world. LARGE bottles
oelsed +. "rlies % Gents. fresh supply lust re-
eIs-I,,, TisHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
Main street. Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Coughs. Colde. Hoarseness. ykc.-The
,sSsjrnce cf the atove complaints at this season
g,, the effect Of bringing out host Of professedy
rev .rc useless and some even dam serous. To
aasTent appointment. the best course to pursue
!. 10 consat YEAR family phs ssictan. or ethcfwise
-, srsvpd 10 I've safe and e.iicacicus OF ths cisss
.TYLtR'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
.pasIC. ofleinaiiy the favcr,te prescriction ot
HI".m,n syt rhsssct IL soon became popular
hn,, a. medicine. snd without ADVERTISING, has
Hn,s'naed TO EMO! a growing reputation for the
s.bs,n,; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis. Hoop
~ can.h Group, Asthms. &C.. il il used With
snaraietea success, as most families will testify.
ssod h, Fisher 4 Winston. Meade r Baker. A.
p,4ekrr &c at 3 cents per hottie and in an cle-
mi md pleasant Loxense form l2.s and Is cents
ssT box Prepared by J. BAi.MER, Pharmscen
-, Es,;imare, Md. fc{-SmH
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oas No.ice...T the sick. afflicted and numer-
Kasaii aaiiiles ~, wbn nave heretofore used DR.. J. s..
,s1'" n'aeo happY results, that some unprincipled
sas sas, nave CIRCULATED an imitation. The Doctor
Is 80 ,Tel eonpeiied 10 change the wrapper, which
tns I'm without an. hgires and his written sigma
Nsssosef over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
,sosa ras 80 that the public can again obtain
re6syss seulas .las which have suited their wants and
'hhsSea hpS tneir sutierines.
sbS SN A.. y; ). ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for cour hs
IA. qpseses % The lungs is the standard remedy.
,prs.,s AlN PURER for pains rheumatism. chnc,
MI, IN r "f or bruises. and the DlSPEPTfC COM
NJt T. I, lq' n y spepsla and ilver complaints.
'' u " pnn.sglsts generally and by
iNEh l.. WARlNG, IN Broad st
Richmond, Va.
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vNThe G!eqt xirs,nia Remedy, and no

uNThe Great virginia Remedy, and no
h6ntIs.PETERS' tNFALLiBLE REMEDY
fof 5ONnRhHHA. AND ALL SECRET Dis
hAcf-s;T ihis great American remedy, contain
n. 20 hercurlal or Basamic properties, sxcels
everything heretofore offered the public in its Gu
IslFe restorative, and renovating powers: and
ms M Hedleal world are astonIshed when TOLD that
We sonPe remedy VII cure the above diseases and
eeh'oandeo when they have ocular demonstra-
hto2s oi tae facts. But the proprietor, who has
ssoga ssg .. the remedy for twenty odd years, has
fes.oIst To perfect health, and all other cases Of
.aefier @ dcra'on to he restored without q single
cep,ipn, s ant therefore challenges any case of
'a'dthe directions are carried out with prudence
W ite part of the patient; and any purchasing
la; auozen BOTTLES, and using accordingly, in his
81 afT ease, he guarantees q perfect cure; and in
sas q iailure, will furnish additional medicine,
Hts oil ehsrre, to complete the cure, through his
A.slisi aud a cure viii he effected without incon-
'sL'eLee to the patient. Sold by
AfPERSoN 4 DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
"s-0m' No. Nl. Broad street.
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y. the United Savings Bank. Henrico.
,teeiVes deposits. upon which interest is paid nj
~ oi PER cent per annum upon all sums
street. mo NET'ri ES pro.;da,t
-. THOS. l.. ID WaLFOkD, Sec'y,
ai--an JAMES l.. PORTER, Trea'r.
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aAA Grand Virginia Discovery. Some
foir months since. our excellent townsman,
NAFaTALl FZEKEEL, informed us that he had
prefared hair res'o-er with winch he was ex
reriaentius upon MS own head, whose top was en- :
,ireis bald, We saw him two days since ard or
the place so bald four months since a fine crop O,
hslT has sprung up with a vigorous growth. Sc
consumed Is Mf. EZEKiEL of The efficacy of his dis
cover, that he has named it THE iNFAILIBI,F +
VIRGINIA HAIR r ESTORER." Mr. r. is
6tont soinS into an extensive manufacture of an
article which Is destined 10 prove of anxious in
icresi tponr bald pated friends From kiehia end
Esg3rtr, Dst. l2fA, 1859.
ihls famous article can now be had of the prln-
clpal DrussIsts. Those persons who desire fine
head oi alf have only to use the rsstorer accord
ing I" printed directions on the bottle. Those who
have "a, doubts Of It's efficacy can have them re-.
moved n shor' time; BY using the VIRGINIA
HAIR REStURtR lNFAI.LIBLE, proving that
1t q all that Il is claimed TO be.
wholesale depot for orders, 60 Main st.
r. EZEKIEL,
y. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible.
thai have been bald for the past u wears and
haze restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S VIR-
o.Alh HAIR REST0RER
NAPHrALI EZEKIEL
Tbs day sworn TO before me, by NaprIsir re
Net, Jos. MAYO,
ia N-Im Mayor OF Richmond.
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e,s,1.A Dysps psia, the mos. a.maxs.. ..A
vsss,siaiss affection known ts soc,etv can usves
blTTFIpus We assaults ot BAKERS PREMIUM
the bio 10Y they "a, hold upon the liver stir up
add To tbe the blood strengthen the stomach
b. poye,i,Ia.s Ias'!ic juices and invigOsate the mind
ID IN the .n tEat complete revolution 10 effect
a once .nsife inner man and all im rities are
asse H,,tsyse Those who sufeT should use
sac ~ ~ Druggists In the city of Richmond
y sadress,se y giIeinia. Orders pS0metly 6lIed
Va '''hs Z. BAKER, proprietor, RicimoEd,
s jaE-S
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aiSx usMs saH si Art, as1 Psrtraies VSrfSs =.
,ssrJt ,ns saa ssespinr, are the PHO OfOGkAfBs a
oil M aed wafer eelors. s4ees!sd q ~
M Nsia sslssi As s' si1'1bASsy g g m!S
.'sa ~ copied aud enlarged Is e -
sstsd l. ecSofsd in oil eoios! ysse. color, or
ssi nan pl6roGsisG"apjdkaIs dkaIso: AnsRgTiir9s ,i 6.
'"'' Of the srt. 1HS exsested IN the hishsss
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n, al Having purchased the interest oi
le ~. 81. fAiNIlAG and GLAZING BUSINESS
r ~ !: tpr1nches, as heretofore.
,eaesd "a nsnks iof the patronage 30 literally OK
The sar. tae iate hrm, | solicit a continuance 0t
Streets ''o eSann, n, corner OF nank ana 1zth
de ls2,u "oDEhA UAAAAniOHt.
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THE LATE LORD MACAULAY.-The person.
atty OF The deceased historian Macauiay is
sworn under fS0,0U0. His income was larger
than The sum yspresen ted the interest of
this amount, from the very considerable pro.
ceeds OF his minor works-the LAYS of Rome
the Essays and Encyclopedias articles Of an
income of about tl,UOU, have been not aston
ished, but deeply impressed. by the inferma-
tion-on unimpeachable authority-that not
less than e. SON proves to have been spent an :
nualiy in acts of charity and manihcent
generosity. Those who best know Macaulay
must have been peculiarly panied by the i'm
pnta,ion OF "want Of heart" made against
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Sensitse.-Four Young aud handsome ladies

Sensitse.-Four young and handsome ladies
passed down Main street yesterday afternoon,
neatly attired, aud yet wore skirts eu1iciently
short to prevent wiping OF the dirty side
walks. They were long enough to hide all but
the tiny feet and weii-turned ankles, and yet
too short to have . trail Of paper, waste twins
and other trash, dangling at their heels Long
skirts were first adopted by lady Of fashinn
to hide enormous feet and overgrOwn ankles.
and all ladies who now suffer from similar
deformities will continue TO uae them; bat
sensible women, who have regard for their
general appearance, and ahhor dirty trails,
will adopt more becoming styie OF dress.
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An INorsBNr IN THE NEW SpEAKER's LIFE.
correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER.
clsi. whiting from Lexington, KY. gives the
bennington. of New Jersey, the recently
elected Speaker, was an actor: I think il was
either in fsa5 or lsi6, that Henry Clay became
embarrassed to such an extent that he had to
mortgage Ashland. In the meantime move
ment mad been started In New Orleans by
some of Mr.. Clay's friends, that they would
pay ms debts and relieve his embarrassments.
anu mr. A. II. Trotter, the agent Of the North
eEh bank IN New Orleans, was sent East to
confer with Mr.. Ciay's friends.
Ihe consequence was that about fiftv thou.
s;tuo collars Were subscribed, and the Hon
" M Pennington was sent to Ken lucky with
tne money, and came to Lexington without
scarcely any person knowing him. He walked
into the Northern Bank, asked for MIR. Scott
the Cashier Of the Bank, and upon being
shown that gentleman, asked if there were not
several notes of Mr.. Clay's that were due in
aiew days, and was answered that there were,
Mr. scout was requested to give the whole
amount OF Mr. Gays Indebtedness, which
was done, and draft on one of the New York
banks was handed him, and Mr. Pennington
left the bank with ala Mr.. Clay's notes paid
In few days Mr.. Clay came to town to ar
range for renewal OF the notes, if possible,
ana was shown in side room Of the bank
Alter sitting few moments he asked Mr.
Scott IT there could be any arrangement to
run the notes for longer time. Mr. Scott
locked at Mr.. Clay TO see if he was not testing,
and finding that he was not told him that n
gentleman from New Jersey had called yes-
terday and paid all of his Indebtedness -
Mr.. Clay started when Mr.. S. spoke. looked
at him a few seconds. burst into tears and
LEFT the bank overwhelmed. No man ever had
an incident in the life of the Speaker elect;
and here, sir, where lIr. Clay lived, his per-
sonal friends are rejoiced that he has been
hOnored with the Speakership.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RIVERA Coming Flood
The Mississippi river is now rising very ra.
pidly along its whole line. In the lower val.
Icy, the river begins to excite serious appre-
tensions. AT Pointe Coupee. for several DAYS.
IL has been rising ut the rate OF twelve inches
in twenty -four hours. The rise has been ute
AS great just above this city. At the present
moment the river opposite New Orleans pre-.
sents an angry, turbid, tum ultuous aspect The
surface of the stream, broken into great whirls
or eddies, tosses about the heavy drift wood 40
feathers are driven by the breeze. We do rot
yet anticipate great iiood, but there is enough
Of warning for all to prepare 10 resist serious
danger.-N. o. Pie, 3lst.
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II Nj. Nicholas saloon,
MAIN ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK,
The St. Nicholas Saicon. second TO other es
tam shnient IN the State. is constantly supple ID
Nlh choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Shch wi I've cold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
o. fhp most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY Nj RCHANfS are invited to exam
ine Tie lar.e and we'll selected stock which is be-
.n- constantly added 10. before purchasing else
yheFe.
Parties and families supplied with CAKES.
CREAMS aId IELl.ftS. of every description.
OYSTERS and COFFEE. GAME and other
REtRESHMkNTS served in the best sty le, in the
rear saloon. and at the shoTtes: notice.
icl-im A. ANTONI.
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Px1'x Smppsr.-The ladies Of Grace street
Church design having supper, In . short
time, the object being TO raise funds for the
support Of . misston in the Northwest part Of
the city. The edorts Of the missionary sesecte
cd have already been highly encouraging. and
1t IL to be hoped that the enterprise will not
fail for want OF substantial aid. The supper
will take place st some central point in the
city, due notice Of which will ~ given hess O.
After y
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CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION IN NEW Or
LEANs.-A Roman Catholic Provincial Coun-
Gil was held last week in the Crescent City,
concluding its session by a grand public de-
nonstration, on the 29th uif., in favor of the
Pope's temporal sovereignty. The meeting
was held inJackson square, which was dense.
ly filled on the occasion. According to the
Crescent, the audience numbered from ten to
fifteen thousand, including several Irish aud
German Catholic societies, which marched in
procession to the ground. The cathedral ser.
vices having concluded. the Archbishop, Bis
hops ana clergy issued forth. Right Rev. Bis.
hop Quinlan, of Mobile, preached sermon In
English, taking occasion 20 make some severe
structures upon the conduct of the French EN-.
perOr. An address in French was also given.
After this was presen ted an address from the
Lay Catholics, expressive of their sympathy
with his Holiness in his present troubles The
solemn ceremony of the Papal benedic ton was
tnen pronounced, followed by a merry peal
from the cathedral bells, music by several
bands, and national salute of thirty three
guns. The day was beautiful, and the scene
presented ia described as magnificent.