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A LExANpER's HISTORY OF THE PRES

IN BYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND.-Tbs Hktory o.
the Church in Ireland condensed Go the tssd
ard works Reid and Kien by the Rev. .. d. Aezandss 81
the a S
great eztet portion Of oar own ecclesiastical
nmfued BY mother Church in the Emerald ISLE rom whose
hands been continually since receiving sceessions
In prsrsps the work which we may say in ps.sns
suggested BY hi. smented brother the late Dr. AddcD
want Admirable the wors ef Reid AMI kiler there
many who would regard a. too expensive Asd 's
small eompass Mr. Alexander has this want .nd IN doing
q tie and to have Il
the % ssdPs P,ER 0F GHRIsr TO SAVE us,
THE UTTERM0sT. BY the Rev. A J. Campbell IS se1ss
"A work full Of the spirit and power Of the Gospe sdops
heat conscience often illustrating the By sikng
and dspprOpIi.ts m There are many for whom Ss r,s's
mrsby shows the beauty and dhne" Of sae Gospel Trus
THE INTUITioNs OF THE MIND lNDUcrIyELY
INVESTIGATED; BY the Rev James MeCosh, IL D.,
sothor Of the Mehsd of Divine Government, PhJssA snd
Di MeCOsh has won for himself justly high rspat.soe
both e' Of tie Atlantic lucid ard % sSS C3i
connbuton metaphysical science The sa.hor s,.,s bic
Whs,eysr exceptions may Be tsien Oa some points Shs e.
shs treatise WA, no eouIs sdo :" ses s3n'f
FSE Circle Of By Dr. Fred Aug O.
The meditation. are evidently .be product mot os ef
vigorous thoroughly cuyssd mips bat DS, Of near so s,s
little boob for tho C5rtsa', rTsssytfIisa Pan.
JACQUELlNE PAoCOLj Or, CONVENT LIE AZ uJhE
Royal the French Of Soe.in Vsne' & sna 0'sei' wan
Not few who been al their hves siniiar witn the
name know but little OF who or what ne w. et q tie
am body of which he belonged foTt Royal
and the may well interest Protestant readers ns
inc m thew DO among the striking uuseratops record
AZ th urres OF sorl for light and rith under the DARK
mess ana rmnes Popey The author Of the pseseu. work
e leaves Papal views Of Pascal Tie Port
UNTOUCHED instead Of examining them 70 maks
them appear thoroughly Protestant The work Ia of much
interest and bas benefit Of very graceful IN rodcon by
one Of the ssd and literary Of the NewYork elessy
tfse,CiKWELLs fRsoCiKWELLs SCENES AND IMPRESSIONS ABROAD.
81 u o, .
LECTURES ON THE APOCALYPSE, by C. NJ Batter,
10, 81 IS
MEMORIAL 0f NARY ENGEL, BY DR.. Potts Sc.
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NIORlN's MECHANICS.
D. APPLETON h CO, NOS. 346 AND 34S BROADWAY,
PubBsh his Day: ~
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS
mECBaNIcs
EXPERIMENTAL DATAH
By ~
... A. NORM 81.
RK;Isrp raAHsIATxp, HsDUcKD TO Ese1sh UrI1r %
MEASURE,
by
JOSEPH bENNErr
Cisi Engineer
lvel, e-o. as passs iia'''ssed With Plates

%. A. 4 Co. have Just Pubisted;
NOTES ON NURsINGi waAr lr 10 AsD wHhr IT 10 MOI.
By Florence Nishnese lvol larnS ~ eesh 1oo,x rpr
FIRST PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL TO faE OOUN-
Gil OF NICE. By the sasSsr Of Amy Herbert" vah'
ioSI EioRT LESSONS LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE. Compiled By
the author Of "Amy ReIaer" vol sno Goth red EDGES
so cents - -. --..... :,
n0fToR OtDHAH AZ GREYsPONEs AND HIS TALK
THERE. vol, limo Cloth. 81. -
HUMANICs BY R. Wharton Colins, Professor Of Political
Philosophy. University Of Louisians vel sso usss 70
kkVOLIJTlONS IN ENGLISH HISTORY. By hoboH
vaughan D. ID. Vol /, Revslutio1s Of Race. %
on TIE ORIGIN OF SPECIES sY MEANS OF NAT
URAL SELECTION; Or, Tue PRESERVATION op FAyoakp
RAcss IN rnf sIEussLE Lyz By Charles Dsrsn. Ma
xn, Of The sSeve sent free by ms on rsssspt ofss.
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REVERENCE:
Mcssrs. Gro. A. LKAyITT 4 Co., Neu-fork.

A FINE STEEL PORTRAIT of the Rev. II.
"A GRATTAN GUINNESS.
Now Ready.
SERMONS by che Rev IA. GhATTAN GUINNESS, TO
which s pr-fxed Portrait engraved by Richie em photo
,rsph take e.presy for this purpose l2mo Pdce ST.
he style peculiar. There simplicity and esnestnsss
In II that through the chilling Journalism that often
freezes the sentiments Of writer's The words from
full spirit for souls aud chain
the attention and make hs reader the book the
thor IN the contemplation OF the subjects 80 vydy bro h be-
fose the mil d.
Chrst cruc6ed Il the grand theme Of the book May the
Lord make the for che conversion Of many souls
the comforting and strengthening Of the people Of God"
lChrstan TinIes
just published by
RUBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
No. go Broadway.
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COUTH AND NORTH
COUTH AND NORTH;
~
IMPRESSIONS RECEIVED DURING TRIP TO CUBA
AND THE SOUTH.
By
JoHg 8. G. ABBOTT.
vol limo, se pages Price 81
VOICE OF THE PRESS.

From The New-fork Independents
"Tbe BEST Book SLAVERY Issued Sound, ta-
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The author graphic way the Of violence
which
sourHgRs AseRyssIos has Of late systematically pur
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shows that heroic self denial 'r the oppressed to shame The
coward fury the South for oppression Ye. the tone Of the
book while candid frank and manly always kind and gentle
manly;
an He p.nss the South the simple remedy for existing
ev by substituting wages for the h free labor for coerced
toll"
From The New York Tribune.
animated descpto and the fankness and cordially Of
s tone adapted give favorable reception Eish
readers who differ most widely rom hin In opinion .
The topcs TO which this volume Il devoted and the spirit In
which they diseased though they arouse tempest Of
oppose fron those who egud silence the only safety win
secure Il wide circulation among the Friends Of Freedom
throughout the country"
From The Atlantis tGa Confederscy
'Tth oosrxNPrIBLE ABOLITION PRODUCTION written In
very STYLE and well calculated to aint the minds OF the
young"
From The Detroit Christian Herald.
furnishes VALUABLE INFORMATION the questions which
now asitsts country"
From The Hartford Evening Press.
"Hs impressions would be derived any honest
fair minded Northern is WARN, sLoQUEsT
From The New-YoIk Observer
"The book Is intensely and svowedly Abolition"
ABBEY ABBOTT, Publisher
No. 1l9 Nssssu-st N. Y.
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'ssrendly sers Of Saint Patrick .,-rhe seventy
sixth Dinner the FreDdy sons of saint Pstr ck vi
take pse. he lh in Of the Meropoios Hotel Dinner
st o'eiofk =
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AGAINST WIND AND TIDE.


Author Of "Ksihe Brsnde" Sylvan Hols Dsnebs" he.
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find In that very clever work. and combined know
ledge Of the character which render he
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From The London Athensnm.
1--WE prefer this novel 10 any Of the agshor pyevous
The fto,y Ing and the characters ven desSed
The ineder life and death and sbe ader touched
with pity deeper than words or tea-s can speak IT."
Mailed, pos. free, on reesie, Of plee. .
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Edson's Parent Self-Adjusting Streer.sweeping
Mac hneTbe only In existence that adjust itself 10
and thoroughly sweep AID ~ other
Kinds Of payements. -
peer forming hvethesded each thread being nde-
pen OF the obr and Will therefore perfectly sweep uneven
which other machine yst invented can d. The
propos pared furnish these machines with or with
prinkeI attached to Cs Governments conrsctors
they win M City State Rights 10 manufacture and the
same. Address
J. EDSON No. 10 Bflercs-st,
Or, H.f. GARDNER No. +6 Essex-st, Boston, Mass
Family Soap,
ee from Fish Oils and sduleraons In large una boxes
also, - - -.~o
PALM AND TOILET SOAPS,
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For sac by GTocers and Druggists generally.
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Second Eiition Nov Ready,

Wv HrnynUs ,1s s.sno npEsiLdTY LOCAL AND efNxRAI.
entirely and suceessp method sor The cure a b>s
s nssssss Intended for popular By 0dARLEs u HAN
raen's Medical College NswYess. u ssvsrs ksa
"Dr Hsnmend has hyed long abroad and /. q. e.ass..
os Medical Reform III Home Journal, sest i6
Any pert Of The county BY mall
HEs6RICKsoR BLAKE q LONG,
EeA ~ and ~ Annr .. PsbllaLsfs aa& ke<kssfssA
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TIA rEMHg;l VIC wokAE: .IaI, voI "a FEMME
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THE GREAT TRIBULATION
H,HE NEW NOVELS
l. Pabhsbed .his day, and for sale By al boeksslcrs
LIFE BEFORE HIM.
NOVEL OF AMERICAN LIFE

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Journal
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Wendell Phillips
WIZ deliver LECTURE o. the
COOPER UNION,
WEDNESDAY EVENING March n,
apon subject well e.usted to sxhibk his anrved soquenee
md pewer speaker, Wis:
"AOlTATiON INDISPENSABLE To REFoRM"
Admance eents. Lecture o'eloes Doors open ct
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INDISPENSABLE to Men of all TRADES and
l. PROFESSIONS. ,,,,,

THE PAINTER, GLIDER AND VARNlsHERs COM
PANION and regulations n thing relating
the Painting Gliding, Varnhins and Ga.s sssinnE
CoNTgHrs-Iooh and Apparatus Tayors Indigo onnains
kIj Rawltssous lndso,irinding Mnli ooloI.; % %Mni,s
Gypsum, White Cbsif Ivory Black, Lsupblack, Char.
coal BLACK, Vsrmi'ion. Red Lead, Carnine, Lake,
sp Brown other Reds Yellow Ochre Macot. Chrome
Yellow, Patent Yellcw, orpim nt Maple. yellow yellow OF
ADnoIy, slow Pink Pnsasn Blue, Indigo Utramarile,
snst, Zsare Azure, Blue Blue vsIdite Velai q
Italian Green Saxon Green sebee Green Or cen
Brunswick Green Green Vsroi,er Green Lake Umber Mas
Brown Compound Ceor cOloTs arising from mItue; OILS
bhesc NInh, Redsc Vanish urpeane Vsrnsb, Linseea
OH Varnsh, CORAL Vanish Goi Co,ored Cocai Vsrni,h
CsDphoIs,ed CoPa vsrrlsh, C9pal vsrnish In iai,a
Of Tortoise She'll Amber VarIfsh Gum slsc V.ui,h
hsstc VaInhh vsrnhh Ter Violis, White, Hard vsrnh
a1shes foi p.ing and woodwork Narnish
Drawnss Vssn for Glass Black Vsnsh old straw or eho
hsIs VsInsh or drawings and CsrdwoTk Changing Vane
No<dsnt varDhes GanesAl ObserVaons VsTnisbe. Pol
i.bss, Gliding Materials kcelsnsous Materials. 0rninr and
Wshing Cooss CeanHaess Ia Working Practice Of Painting
Practice OF Vanishing aud Polishing Practice Of dog
Laqnenng Rronrng Japannins lie Fish Oh Color 0lss
Sihins Harmony ofColor Useful Receipts Diseases Ac
eden' to which Painters Liable General ob.erysions
&c, &c, Nc, &c, 40, &C, &C.
One VOL limo. Price IS cents, BY mail free Of postage
HENRY CAREY BAIRD, Publisher
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R,or ,. No. $50 RissSsy.
IDOLS IN THE HEART by A. D. o.
cnas,a1iK ,Sah1iKilsIlARs MIRROR by L. o ~
ToT,9 TT1oSnV,S Sv VISIT TO HIS 5GRANDPARENTs
T9E TuE LIE OE RICHARD KlNEL,, S''''''''''
lev 1ew,. DiViNE HUMAN IN THI: sCRiPTURBS. b,'
BAsTE o r: lso
THE MISSING LINK iomo''''''s.s,.,,...".. 10
rsori socn TTvysTNoToHs Ty LECTURES ON HUMAN
Ths Ms,idA hARI AND TaE WATER 5RooKs. 5; Dr.
III III oRECious THINGS OF COB bs 81. wi..io. "a
III M " stOik vi 0t NARY wINsLoW bv her ssp .' a.
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Office Of the New-York Exchange Company,
MBRCBAsrs PxcBArsE 1tth MareD 1859 AT meeting O.:
the Trustees OF this Company convened for the pp'ss Of COO
Srne the subject Of concentrating tue various commercial In
Of the place Of meeog "a response
solicitations made them, The foesns p-eam
bic and unanimously adopted and osesd 70 De
made public Whereas Il ~ desired by 1sn ans
dealers Of til city that the different trade interests Of
Of meeting shonl1 all be concentrated al
point now, with view meet this desire be Il Resored
by the Trustees Of the NewYork xchaDge Company that the
ann subscnpon the Exchange Room be e3u0d Ten
Doss that II 1t be found necessary the Residing Room
with al the required hes for the siou the vsr
shall be added to the present accomm5
dstions
presenting the public the views Of the Trustees the
svas OF the to invite parties ine:
e,ted in andt solicit suggestions
In reference TO the Improvements propo.ed .
s. BALDWIN, President.
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The Peoples Meeting, Union Hail, No. 1876 Bower,
EvERY SUNDAY. seSjscis on the lsh, a sp "ossh'
isIent Free Lands LAnd Limitation, and Land No
trinity, M +. CHURCH, ar dec R;y Aask =,
O'clock.
The Rey, Henry RiaDchsra Pss.or, viii ersssh ip The
harsh Of & ase ke, s1,0p FGTI n S MRNN ,s
R,v. MosEs BAL on of NewYors.
The Rev. j. .. Long, Of Paadslphia o,nssrsass Sa'
Hnsp 81 q Ses ssss Of sss tsss
Poser ehristIsny A. .. e'eloShg Prsi & 1AgrisoS
she Rev. Wm. Henry siilsurn pesehes ro,MoR
ROW lssh lns, lV3 O'Clock M and ~ p M, 10 tue
Tsssss. NJ Z. chaich, CHn0u-st, corner Of PAs6est,
Breokhp.
TEere win be- = Meeting OF the sons Of God q. 8
tbOse Of the 0pe Nsure and free from n a.
be cooper Institute on The lote lnst a. m aoom 70 ~
sh RsS . sSen % Ass ssSss M $
Association Of the First Reformed Pesbysersn ChaIen
The leb ~ o'clock The usual collection for The benefit Of
the Association.
The Fir.t Independent society mrel. in the asODthe
and brosdway "A The Rev
9LoROE \. MOVES WIN discourse on "The Inner sigh"
Seats Zee.
The New-York Ladie.' Uhristian Association,
TnioS, EOo% No r. every Tr sDAY at O'clock p. All
women As '''''N'' "'N Mis, Z. JONES, Secretary
The Rev. DIR. Hoge. A,sOcis'e Pastor Of the Brict
Church: win preaeh ne AnpyeIsy semen 81 zoe SsoUsn
TO-MORRoW (ssbba,bl EVENING March p o. "a O'Clock.
Strangers Gsvsry cordially invited and viii be provided with
seats.
The Rev. Mark rraffoB-Ex Nea Der of Congress from
deliver bis Humorous Poem In the Trinity
NJ r. Church 34h-st MONDAY EVENING, March ~, a.
o'clock subject-"PIsOn Browns Experienoe" Tickets
Is cents
The Rev. -. Remington will preach In the Chapel Oft
Mount Oiyet Baptist Church. 6shay. and 4ss ~
MORROW MORNING, a. l0 o'clock preach IN the evening
a. u o'cloeA, and bspse In the Afternoon ~ O'Clock
Westninster ChurchTbe services II this church I'd
n bewse en- 6th and 7thAvs To- MORROW (ssbbsth MORN
HG at ct O'Clock, Rev. Dr. McCARrEE the Pastor;
EVENING Il the Rev Dr. HO9G, Associate Pastor bnck
Church. subject-Moming The First Resurrection "
Wendell Phillips at the Cooper lpsttre W6oNE:@pAT M @
TVkNlNG, March 2l --"AGIPA1ION tNDlSPE ENSAbLE
10 REFORM" Fee advertisement under head special No
tees
$50 Prize Tract Congregational singing 4
po ready contains and should be read bS all Pnce
cents 81 25 per hundreds Sl0 per 1000 Postage eees
Jut published by HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway, ~ Y.
The Revival Music Book. containing 70 Tunes and
Hy nns best collection OF Revival Melodies yet publishes
be introduced into meetog throughout
the land. Price cen 80 hundreds postage cent just
issued by BORACE WATERS, Agent No 1888 broadway
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u A s + B A l. l..
OPENING OF THE SEASON
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
OF TOMORROW

AFULL REPORT
of the ANNUAL MEETING Of
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BASE BALL
PLAYERS,
QIeld In this city lat Wednesday EVENING"
Including - ,. .,o,,,
ALL THE NEW RULES AND REGULATIONS
for playins the National American game eof
BASE BALL.
To,ethr with host of other interesting 10 Baseball
PLAYERS and to citizens generally.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
has larret local circulation than any other journal In this city
Price Cent 10 be bad Of all news agents and boys OF
Sunday uoIpinE
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The Peepiess xleeting, at Union Hail. No. 1876 Bowsr'
EVERY SUNDAY. subjecls the 18th, al p m Osgb
Slavery TO be Lxtendedp' a m Land Reform IN ice off
fIent PAssesss Free Lands Land Limitation No
nopoly, - &c.
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SOCIAL RELATIONS IN OUR SOUTHERN
- STATES By d. r HuDdley. 81
HEALTH AND DISEASE. By DR.. Hall 81.
HAND BOOK OF CONsuMPIl0N. By Dr. Hall eL
BRONCHITIS AND KINDRED DISEASES. 81
HAND BOOK FOR MOTHERS. By DR.. Parker 81.
STANLEY ON CHESS. 38c- - , =, -,
Either Of the above or any other book published the United
s,ste by @ postage Iecept Of the Publishers
nrice AddIess a. B. PRICE, Pnhlisher,
f No. ssl Brs idwsy, n. Y
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9perial N1iirfs.

Pos,.Oace Nofice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, sis
SOUTH LaPIoN and BREMEN, pr United States steamer
NPW-I OhK viii close TINS Office on SATUhDAi the l1th
day ~ ua-0N' . -'a IsAAC V. FOWLER, Postmsser
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The Quarterly Meeting OF the New.Hork City
tuBda y-Sehool society Will be- bed In the Bedofdfi.
CkaIeh on "WEDNESDAY EVENING next al y o'clock-
lsaTeset viii be delivered by The Rev B. OEHASS the Rev
O. M'KOWN, and others Sunday School Teachers are
hyhec 70 ttteBd W. X. PEYTON,
Cksdmsn Committee Of Arrangements
, 1860-09-14

CADY's PAss.-Mr. CADY, Of the Snoho-
mish river, left here on Thursday morning
last, destined for the country east Of the
Cascade mountains, where he intends max
ing thorough exploration. He will cross
the mountains by the Pass discovered by
him about l8 months since, and now known
by his name. He takes with him small
party Of men, all Of whom, like himself, are
hardy, courageous, and enterprising. He
has provided himself with number Of sci
kntifc instruments, and is determined TO
fully satisfy every one that the low altitude
Of the pass discovered by him has not been
uiisreprcsented. Ifthis can be proven, We
hesitate not to say that Cady's Pass will
prove a serious rival to the Snoqualme
route in bidding for tile travel to the mines
We are Indifferent as to which may even
tuully recommend itself, but trust every en-
couragemcnt may be afforded to Mr.. CADY,
in assisting him to bring his pass into pub
lie notice. The more passes we have the
better. Packers can then choose and start
from whence they will. We have been
promised a reminiscencc of Mr.. C.'s travels
and explorations.
, 1860-09-14

OrEGoN CoNFERENoE-Th following are
the appointments made by the recent con.
ference Of the Methodist Church for the
Puget Sound District 'ai' q. a..' .
N. Doane, Presiding Elder. ' ''.'
0lympia-N Doane. i7
Mound Prairie and Steilaco oom---C. AL.
derson, ]. S. Douglass. a-a. a
Whidby's Island-J. II. 3. Royal.
Port Townsend TO be supplied.
.Gray's Harbor and ShoalWater Bay
W. j. Franklin. 15 5aI gHF @
Puget Sound Wesleyan Institute-B. G.
LippincOtt, member of Olympia Quarterly
Conference ..
Contrary TO the reverend gentleman's
expectations, the conference discouraged
the contemplated visit of Mr.. LIPrIxcoTl
to the States this fall, whittier he intended
to proceed for the purpose Of obtaining
material aid towards the early erection Of
the University which was chartered by an
act Of our Legislature last winter, and
which it had been decided should be locu.
ted at this place. 1t is true the conference
did not positively prohibit it, yet it was
very evident they did not see fit to encour.
age such q step. The constant appeals to
the charity of the people of the Atlantic
States for other purposes, and the argu.
ment that an institution Of such magnitude,
and SO bounteously endowed as the one un-
der consideration was designed TO be, would
not be required for a number Of years,
seems to have decided the matter adverse
to the wishes of Mr.. L., who has ever been
one of its warmest advocates. This decis-
ion of the conference is much to be deplored
by our citizens. Upwards of $1,000 have
been subscribed by the people of the Sound
in money and landed property as q sum to
commence operations with. The Rev,
Bishop Scorr last year promised $4,000
out Of the fund to be realized from the sale
of the Dalles Mission property. That
property has now been purchased and paid
for by the general government, and the
pledged sum would now be forthcoming
and rendered available. With this and
the assistance which we are confident Mr..
L. would have been able TO have obtained,
tie work of building might have been con
tinued without interruption. But the con
ference has blocked the wheels, aud, for a
while at least, the wagon must stop,
, 1860-09-14

DESIED.-Thc application for an o,d,,
to restrain r. NJ WALKER from e,crcis;
the functions or receiving the emoInmon,e
arising ont of the Office of acting commis
sioner has been denied. We hone fl T..
able 10 lay the decision Of his honor Ind
McFADDES, before our readers in rn1t
weeks issue.
, 1860-09-14

Hay~ The barQue Glimpse was succcs,.
fully launched from the ship-yard of Mes,r.
HAMMOND & Co, at Port Ludlow, on Satin.
day last Her FIRST trip will be TO g.,
Francisco. We learn that Mr.. RorpsR Of
Whatcom, will assume command