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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-14

Board OF Delegates Of American Isra elftes.
The first annual meeting the Board of Delegates Of
American Israees was held last evening in the Cooper
Institute
1t will be remembered that this association held
meeting In November last at which time delegates were
chosen, committees appointed and other steps
ward pcrftcting permanent organization. The Board
consists at present of delegates representing thirty diff
ferent congregations In this country they are to hold
annual meetings in the month OF August in different
cities in turn.
At the meeting last evening the Executive Committee
presented their first annual report in which they stated
that due notice OF the establishment Of this Board had
been given 70 kindred bodies representing their CO.
religonsts In Great Bri ain France and Holland. Let
tiers in acknow edgment OF this notice read from
Sir Noses Moncfore President Of the Board OF Deputies
Of British Jews ana from NJ Cert Beer President Of the
Consstore Central des lsraeites de France.
The committee also reported that committee having
been appointed In Europe TO receive buttons for the
relief OF the Morocco refugees and their circular having
been forwarded to the American Board calling their atten
ton to the fact appeal the sraees OF country
had been issued resulted In the collection Of SO 000
which was duly forwarded 10 England. The whole
amount received by the English Board &55 600 show
ing that the hraees OF this country have the credit Of
contributing large proportion In this benevolent object
The committee further reported that through the medi
um Of Mr. Gershom Kursheedt, they had received Eve
hundred copies Of work entitled, Addresses to Young
Children This gift rendered the more interesting
and valuable from the fact that the authores OF the work
the Lady Baroness Rothschd who herself presented
them to the American Boasd.
The book intended for religious instruction among
the children OF the denomination.
No further business OF public interest transacted
last evening The Board viii be in session to-day Tues
day).
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Nxrsr.rvs Tarxr Sur Tho Of the shin Rsujs.
min Morgan Messrs laurence Co., cf New l. ,udop.
have commenced legal proceedings IN the United states
Circuit Court. against Horace Orcely d the Ncw York
7,7,r> for beous article published In that paper
the sth instant regard To SAID shp and osners Tue
BENJAMIN Morgan was chartered BY B<shord, As1lton
A Co merchants Of New York 20 load for 'aVe Town.
Cape Of Coed Hop and sailed fv the ssi r' 90 the an
snstant With the following csrru viz IL; Thousand
No tons toh,rc hard ani other art ies
On her arrival Cape Town, chs wtl thence r"c,d W
Desoiair leland ssd take bcsrd esrx" o." AM re
turn ~ hess's Lawrence 90. Hcv iosaon.
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Remains OF American and British Sol
dfers OF the War Of 1s12

IUHOSTO, AuktUt I5U0
While workmen were making excavations today, near
the old FORT this place. they discovered the remains Of
fifteen bodies OF British and American soldiers, who fell
in the OF 1912. Several buttons, bayouets and
epauet,es also found. One button has the initials
Of the Pennsylvania Rangers H. another Ia marked
"r. g." and another "sth British Grenadiers." few
American coins were also found From the position Of
the bodies 1t evident thatthcy buried in trench
near where they fell
General Pike, and two hundred Americans, and nun
Der Of Britah killed this spot In 1879 by the
explosion Of powder magazine.
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NEvfoRr, August 70, 1850.
The soop Nangatuck with the Agate Club Of New York,
bound to Boston put here at l2so A. NJ, after rough
night. All well.
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HoVVs
The stesmer Mount Vernon, from New York, reports
that on Sunday ten miles North OF Chncoteaguc abe
a schooner sshore with signal Of distress The steamer
went near possible and sen, boat and took OF the
captain's wife and son.
The vessel named the Arcola Of Staten Island from
Norfolk for New York, with cargo OF grain She got
ashore Sunday morning and theIapan had gone for
assistance, when he expected TO get her of.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY AUGUST ID, 1860
Mark cts,
HILADKI. PHIA sronx R0ARn-

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA. August Is, 1890
Stoke inactive Pennsylvania State SIS, s5s@ Morris
Canal. rs Reading Railroad, S. Long Island Railroad
ID; Pennsyl vania Railroad 40A1 Sight exchange
New York at par to l-2olh per cent premium
NEw ORLEANS, August Is, 1850.
Cotton que' sales % day $50 bales, including new at
SAC for fair to fully fair Flour dull at IS 3T IS As
for superdne Lard in kegs 14c The rest Of the market
unchanged.
BALnxoRr, August 10, 1890
Flour active, with decline OF 12isc. Howard super
Hne Is 60 Wheat active and Arm: red 81 20 a 81 So;
white, 81 50 81 65. Corn active: yellow, TIC. T6c
white, &C. s5c. Provisions active, but less arm
Bacon exc. ll4c. pork-Aess, sis 76 prime, sl4 So
Whisky hrm.
PmApslPHIA, August Is, 1850
Flour dull Wheat dull white, 81 40 a 81 so; red,
q % 81 49, Corn dull: yellow, 75c Provisions dull.
Whiskey buoyant at 22c. Exc.
BunAIo, August Is, 1880
Flour dull and nothing doing beyond local trade.
Wheat dull and sales. Corn hrmer: sales 900 BUSH
els at 60hc 1000 do at sic. Oats steady 10 900
bushels Wisconsin at Soc Canal freighs 6rm. Lake i'm
ports 900 bbls aour 5000 bushels wheat "a 900 bush
els corn IL COO bushels oats 5000 do. rye Exports
Oswxoo, August Is, 1850.
dull sales Of II, 200 bushels OF red Indiana at
lah Corn unchanged Gales Of 10 500 bushels Of In
diana at So c 1000 bushels Of Illinois at $3.50. Other
grains quiet Canal reights unchanged al &c -four,
SIC on wheat and &c. on corn to New York. lake i'm
porss26 bbs Of -four IL 200 bushels of wheat 10000
bushels Of corn Exports-2 500 bushels Of wheat, 67
goo bushels OF corn Shipped 10 Montreal3 43 bbs OF
-four and 1 TOO bushels peas.
CHICAGO, August Is. 1860
Flour active. Wheat active aud lc. lower: sales 49,
0eo bushels No spring at SSc 10. in store. Corn
firm sales ii 600 bushels at a3c 43kc in store Oats
steady Receipts 900 bbls. -four, 1877 900 bushels
wheat, lss 0o0 bushels corn, 800 bushels oats Shin
ments-St0 bbls -four 122 goo bushels wheat IS 900
bushels corn freishts &C. on wheat, 5kc on corn to
Buffalo. Sight exchange on New York per cent pre-
MUM.
CINCINNATI, August IL, $780,
Flour steady ut 81 40 81 60. Mess pork in good do
mand at sl9 $l9 rs. Bacon active at OK l2c. Hams
quiet, but 1rmer.
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n treasure were a. follo~s'
The santa Fs Mail-Troubles With the
Indians.

INDEPENDENCE, August IL, 1880.
The Santa Re mail arrived here today. by II we have
information that the troops a Hatches' rancho under
command Of Lieut. Frank, had sklrmsh with seventy
five Can anche Indians who stealing expedition
Two OF the Indians killed and several wounded.
shortly atcr this number Of horses driven or and
other cepredatous committed; Il deemed prudent,
under the circumstances, 10 send q reinforcement
Matches rancho and another engagement Is looked
for.
The command Of Major Rufus, the Pccos, Is said,
has had battle with the Camanches but with what
suit In not known.
Every thing indicates general Indian war.
The Indians becoming bold 10 attack the
trains.
Mr.. Harper had 113 head OF cattle OF In daylight,
and left 70 work his way IN with two yoke OF cat
tie 70 the Wagon. Two soldiers followed into the
camp the pawnee forks few days since.
The troops under Major sedgwick attempting 10 fol-
low the Indians 10 the beat Of their ability but they are
too wary for them.
Bcuts Fort at last dates was threatened.
so great the apprehension Of attack that tho
sixteen Indian prisoners recently sent there were re-
leased.
Unicss the mail parties are strengthened 10 feared
they will not get safely through In the future.
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News from Albany.

ArRASr, August IL, 1890.
The Attorney General out Of town aud his assistants
also No busiuess has been transacted In hs Office today
Nothing B known by the Central Railroad folks here about
any injurctiou.
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A man vas killed at Delta Grove, the Rsncocas
creek this az ernoon He belonged excurrson party
nom Philadelphia. quarrel took psce, 10 which .
= ss the name Of tae man killed The murderer attempt
ed to escape but caught between Deanco and Bur
lington.
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~monish' to help them along; but he very
properly declines to advance it without secu-
rity. If there is one thing more than another
that we admire the Hebrew for il is for bis
sagacity, which will not permit him to be
made the victim of such sharpers. Neither
IN money transactions, nor in stocks, nor
In politics, nor in anything else, are
such men to be trusted They have
ever cheated all who had anything to do with
them. They cheated Dickinson again and
again. They have cheated the Douglas men,
and they are preparing to cheat Douglas him
self at last. They have cheated Mayor Wood,
and they intend to cheat him again at the Con-
ventiop. Nothing can be more amusing than
just to watch the promises they will make there,
and how they will afterwards break them.
They want to cheat Tammany Hall, but they
are afraid They want to cheat Mozart Hall,
also, but they are afraid. They don't know
exactly what to do or whom to cheat but they
want to cheat somebody, just as pickpocket
watches for his prey at the corners of the
streets, and cares not who it is If he is only q
DAT.
Now we ask the Albany scoundrels why they
will not try to be honest for once? We know it
will come awkward to them, for they are not
used TO it, and it is against their grain. But If
they will only try it this time, they may make
T. pay. Htbey want to defeat Lincoln, as they
say, let them get up union ticket, combining the
four candidates in the field, Douglas, Breckin-
ridge, Bell and Houston, the electoral votes to
be given to the strongest man if it be necessary
to do so to overthrow Lincoln and if not to d.
vide them equally between the four candidates.
This is the way to beat the black republicans.
Will the Albany Regency do ii? We shall see.
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Kensucky Election.

LornvuIx, August Is, 1860
Ninety counties, out Of hundred and tour In the
state, give Combs 25 ,ss5 majority hcClArty.
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Nsw Yorh Yacht CInb-Regassa.

The New York Yacht squadron leave Newport 10 NOR
row morning for this hsrbor where grand regstts viii
take place Wednesday The hour OF starting eleven
oclrrk A
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The Cincinnati Embezzke naent Case.
Topospo, August H. 1884
C. r. Mcroueal one OF the PARTIES connected with We
Cincinnati ezzIemcps, delivered himseif up 10 The
thoriscs Saturday, but discharged on ths samc
grounds that Montague ~ pngal claims the $4,000,
reported thai he win bring suit against she city
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psrsy-Forsy Lives Lost.
NV OHtKAss, August ~, 1880
violent storm In this vicinity, Saturday, caused
immense damage to property.
y Al procsorville, the terminus Of tho Mexican eul
Rar the water twelve ecs sssmersing the
entire place and carrying Away every Acssc with THIS
exception OF one Between thirty 10 Nssy lives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-14

HAtVAN, AuKttf y, IS5vs
me Cunard steamship Can ada. which vcpA ashore In
passing out d this karbor, on Thursday aght Isas, d
ancst and kss not sustained much injury sac sails 10
night, ct EIGHT O'Clock, for Liverpool
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Drawings OF the Dsia~ ware state Lotts-

Drawings or the Della ware state Lotte-
ries-wOOD EDDY Co. Managers OF the
DELAWARE. KEsrucKr AND hissoysi STATE Lofr,sIrs
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No SS3 AUGUST Is 1850.
20, "a l6, 90. g. g. "a Al &C. so, D, sc, H. "a, S.
DEIAwARE-CLAss No. 3Ss. AUGUST Is. i60.
IA, 6, 81, II, SO, 81, Is, SO, SO, Sl. IL. OF, 40.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing ether 70
WOOD, EDDY A 90, WILMINGTON. Delaware
Drawings or France, Broadbents Is Co.'S
Delaware Lotteries
Sussex Cousr-CIAss 1872 August Is, ls60.
80, 40, z, IL, SO, So, co, l9, @, 6S, AZ, 60.
- CONSOLIDATED IorrxRY-CLAss 1873 AUGUST I3 1890.
As, 70, %, ", 49, S. g, 20. a. 35. II, g. 66, 10.
FRANCE BROA DBENTS 4 Co,
Managers Wilmington Delaware.
Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar proof BAfes 3ei Broadway Murray street,
New York.
Ournsy's Gallery,
W BROADWAY.
Miniatures In OH. and Daxuerrootypes
Brooklyn PhotogrePhs.-Wlllia
04o) Fulton street
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines.
0face sos Broadway N. Y.
Rushton's Mild Aperient or Anti-Billi0us
Pulls with directions No 10 Astor House and az broadway
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TEE FAMILY HERALD.

Interesting News from California and
Utah-The Cruise Of the Yacht Squad
ron-ssd Accidents-visft TO the Home
Of Abraham Lincoln, the Repubiican
Candidate for the Presidency-The
Scientific Assocfation-The Heenan Fes-
tfval-Local News OF New York-Mar-
kets, &C., Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD In its issue Of 10 (wednes-
day. will, among other things, contain;-rhc Latest
News from California with interesting Letter from
our Correspondent Great Salt lake City Report Of
the Summer Cruise Of the New York Yacht Squadron;
An Account Of the Drowning Of -Four Persons Long
Branch and the Highlands; very interesting Letter
from Special Correspondent at Springfield H.. giving
an account Of visit the Home OF the Hon. Abraham
Lincoln with full description Of the Republican Candi-
date and his Family and synopsis Of his Views on Ma
tioua Politics, the Slavery Question: &C. report Of the
Closing Proceedings Of the American Scientific Assoca
ton; Description Of the Heenan Festival Monday
jones' Wood; Letter from Correspondent board OF
the United States steamship Iroquos relative TO the sci
an RevoIuon An Account OF the visit OF Lady Frank
lin TO the United ssates Ths Local News Of New York
and vicinity Of Importance, Reports OF the Cattle Previ
sion and Money Markets, and all interesting mat
ters Of the preceding week.
Ths Best Man.nacturf.g and Family
Machines in he world, ., n. sINoKk co.'s, ass Broad
Ladd, Webster 4 Co.'S Improved Tight
stitch Sewing nschines ~ so Broadway.
The Reception OF our Champion. Fun
Repcr, Of The re,ssl a yone. Wood ne American a. The
rcfs and Bsse bali Reports Irctars and Ilr Reports
Hubert iossre.sh or ,hs nseses Peer sad ssrs,y q
s srfRif a 0ss, out run ''' ''' "''''
"Csn he Paid For In WEEKLY Payments.'
$50 EUREKA SEWING MACHINES $50.
once so5 Broadway. Agents wanted,
Ansi-Tempsasfon Democrscy.-Without
yssay there Is no q lines for o.
Farts' Photographic Art Gallery CLate
oo ~ s ,n5ss a. rsead or 81
styles 81 Pictures known In the art
J.sser's Hair Dys-To Color Brows, 90
s.ss hes sses % cens pen bor Wholesale and retail 90
Cureh~shs nI~sivs wss.-A Novelty.
Parting: u~'snsss; no tuning up behind w Bo~d~v'
Barry's TricopAereus IL the best ana
. .ss sss n s 's,ss y
s"x
Dr. MARX Coass.uss .. Apply his Raai-
s:s S Or 1,s
Baseheierss wsgs, Teupsss ana HAIR
M A:.s * .s p ~ ss e %
Those Terrible summer ScoNrges, M
% 90 sss m. 3. s..
o. the bowss recupeyated. and Ae general
ssNuusa inproved By ner Alternative srtou.
Beautiful Com pDexton.-Lafvd's Ltaud
Peal has ssssssa : e.,sstny !. hsyins 70 sqss,, g,
sssss.,. Prss'ps s.pss. $50 ssi isT Broadway. "
C,isssdorc's HAIR Dyv. wigs and
rfupets vac beet ID the World. ~beas. ADJ ts and Nh
t,e pr,l a.eiy scrle' No ano Ho-ss
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w,.,ner and Aec,aemss at PhaIadelphia.

PnrrsprrrHiA, August IL, 1850.
We bad vitient showers all DAY: many cellars were
overflow ed several cuvesfs cavcd In, snd much other
csmss. done Two boys we're struck by lightning,
ard one a. tbrm kihsd
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News from Havana and Mexico.

kgw ORLEANS, August ID, 1900.
The steamer Bienviue, from Havana the sab inst,
has arrived.
She reports having experienced terrible hurricane on
the Gu compelled 70 lay 70 for forty eight hours
The city Of Havana wss healthy
Sugar buoysnt at sx sK reals
The stock Of sugar At Havana and hAanza was 700
boxes.
Molasses quiet.
The steamer Clyde had arrived at Havana from Vera
Cruz on the I'd inst
MirAmons army had bcca routed BY the liberals while
attempting to escape from lagos.
Al the latest accounts Mramon at Leon surrounded
by the liberals.
Robes had abandoned Jalapa
The principal towns In the valley Of Mexico had risen
and pronounced for the iberas
The Spanish Minister threatened the bombardmcnt Of
vcra Cruz.
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Non-Arrival Of the Parans, sc.
ST. JoBSs, N. r., August ia. NJ
Wind cast. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 90.
No signs Of the steamship Parana about due, from
Galway TIN inst. Thick fog At Cape Race.
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The Cupsrd screw steamship Damascus, iron LIVERPOOL
JUL 90, err ivcd this forenoon.
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sesthsrn Ocean Steamer sdovemerss.
sAvssNAa. August H. 1s6n
The ecrev steamship n CuJier arrived OF Tytee al
eleven O'Clock this (Scnday) morning
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DIR. Mark Continues 90 Apply his Ra<ii-
es with In affecting permanent ~
hernia rupture. MARSH co, No. resey street. ~
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HARRIS TrfcopAerous u the Nest and
eAeapes article for drene beahtifynG curling. claAnsng
pressrvius and rsssorins u hair Lds soM b. u
1pvsgiufs
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Married.
STKwARr-CcIGAN.-Iu Brooklyn, on Monday, August
l3 at the Church Of the Assumption by the Right Rev
William KeegAn, Mr.. EDWARD STEWART to Miss ELLEN A.
CoIGAN, both Of Brooklyn.
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Farts' photographic Arr Gallery (1sate
Rc1tsl Jft broadway corner Franklin sreet-Ibs Wen
hnown sustain reputation for all
styles 81 Pictm e. known In the art
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Ths Best Manufacturing and Family
Machines In The world, ~ n sNoKR co.'s. as Broad
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The Reception OF our Chs pfon. Full
Report of the Festival Jones. Wool the american the
oodwood Races CricHes in England By Pred rlywhne Pub
ricke and Bsse Ball Reports Tro1rR and ur Repors
hubert loogresch. the Biackeg Peer and variety q
tpor,ng from all psrs Of the world, IN WILKES
SPIRIT out
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letters Hair Dye-To Color Brown, 30
css bes block rs cents bor Wholesale and retail go
Rroadvav. New Yort
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Ansi-Tempsasion Democrscy.-Wtthout
tysnay there IL no y times for 81
HOLMES, 500 Broadway.
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TUE r.IIovIsgv /, NO -rAryxm ron sALs-a
wnsck rrepch W ish sssb,e Tor vSrsl1H6ne = 49,
Wksasev sus - n~ karress me<ais; app precrS PoS
fcr psricr ard cher mn,urs abcve 1epc4 80 -
n'shss are oher~d ~ The prfce n - 49,
M Military s~v renen's senswed 4 n 81
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Ciirehweh's Illusfve Wfg.-A Novelty.
Paintings tanable turning up behind. 40 Broadway
tn r.
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ana christian vrtues which put the seal OF goodnss On
man Born 70 wealth he held up perpe ally 70 the von,
OF virginia, by his precepts, and NOR by his examna
tne dignity and nobility OF labor. tie from his nan
SION now wrapped In mourning; but en- and sharp a.
the grief OF wife and relatives aud # ends the public
loss u great IN the death OF such man. '"~
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$50 EUREKA SEWING MACHINES $50.
ID. ,. LEVY, sup'L
r. ssou N. bovse
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III PATENT HoUSTE EErFR'B Rrr1.l
1NrAIsiIBfp rNpEsT POWDyR
And vERxfN DESfROxW
The only truly reliable srtch 70 exiersats bed bNs - o
Ton bufs, moths, r>rdsn nascs nps.
Principal depot l67 BrosdwNJ. Sofa ~ ~ druGnSA
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C,isssdcrc's Hair Dye. wigs ard
rupets bfs Ia the World vboeaas As tses and Nh
e,e pril a.e;y scrlef No anoi HoSs
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Married.

Rushton's Mild Aperient or Anti Bilious
PILLS. with directions No 10 Asor House and Az broadway.
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r r.. sTArFoRps OLIVE TAR.

=. ". STAFFORn'S
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
asnuhe preparation n iron and sulphur, hietsa win
that ess,R Ia the blood q spedecy healthy uoit
81 with the dlgesfsd food.
Ttuy RyviTtiIv AND PrRrry BtooD.
Thy isFkhr ESrpcY SHsvoVs SrsIEG.
fm.y ISvIcoRsTx IfvFs,
TnEy -rHrScrnrN DfgEsrror.
TuEY REsJIArr SEcHET1ONs Bonn
A SPECIFIC FpnsIf WsAKn~osEs.
PRics o. PAcxsef.
tho az Broadway, New York, aud by A. drsraisss-
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
Wonderful to Contemplate

TN an age remarkable for wars. and r.1rnors OF
wars" of intrigue and blood shed for good rea.
oning and bad conduct fer sound rules and corrupt
manners, when virtue f'is our heads bnt vice our
they quite sure Of heaven. appear to be in no
greater hurry to go there than others, but put on
the livery Of the best masters only to eerve the
worst in an age when modesty herself 10 more
independent Of principles on which to depend ; and
free thinking not in thinking freely. bat in being
free from thinking in an age when patriots viii
hold anything but their tongues-keep anything
but their words-lose nothing particularly excere
their cha acters to improve such age must bc
difhcult-to instruct such age must be danger
ous, In an age like this We call the attention Of
he public to-