, 1860-08-25

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rbo K,shon of Feedericktou has afforded the
c1eryv nf mis- Pr,r1nce an example-to AVOID;
The historians Of the Princes progress tecol1
ttat. when the Prince attended the cathearal
in lie c.pitai OF New lrunswick. be was mel a.
The DOOR Of the sacred structure oy me oisaop'
who. f}uttering in lawn, and crcz'er IN haod,
c,rducted the young Prince to the seat ~nisn
had hpcn nrenared fer him. Now, 1t - qnHe
evident that Dr.. Medley. the It, kss. basnop
hrEora mentioned, has mistaken LIS voca'lon.
lie is ecs1es.ascsl d;En'tafy: s Hs sboud
1iya h,s see, and get place; be wonld 1' make
mast ohse eouious .Jeames," and 30 ill the mar
| ros: niche for which he is adapted.
We do not wish to have it supposed tnas .he
bishop should have placed US 49, 49, D. parsi
ushness To hold his stirrup. No; We hase no
desire to zee ecclesias~ scal power e1 n.eu e.v.
he cyi:: but there ia . vary manifest lncopEfu.
i,y il mukiug CHURCH: On so%aye no.y enSD ana hn
mon neaLness. At such a place, ana a. saca
n.in 1;me' il xerc meet and right that the Ft'nee
sbnn,h have rea;:z ID that common origin 81"
cummon destiny placed him On ,h,s CON.
.uon ground With the hnmneS H,anns3 u %u,e4 e4' Of
fns ths Universe. religious teacher who rea!.s
nnnrer;ated his own poalllon a1d 1ea'l@eo -
art;es would hare chosen such moment -
,ncuIcste and enforce so whoiesone Iu;u ~.
But this priest o. .t1sIn ~ tSe yonnE pse
a. thr yery threshold Of the altar. aud We may
ho enre that he uttered no truth that couio ~
anv nossibility CRATE hsrsb,y on the roysl eas'
As our gaestss the Queens s9nGas os.;nes ;ne w,
owe hin, q hearty and an earnest reeepa'on M pn1
IL nav well desiee to propisiate nus eoca
viii. and to convince him that be ny ou1s' oif
i, hat there eau be no good end served py sSs-
:. dccrada,ion. By tattery and undae M ;a;r1ed.
!. n.ql, be may despise the miserable sseo,
- ,,h"nis. The contract between sovereign aod
&C ,,eonie. under our system, ID one 1oS Mu'Ia .a
heneKt. The family who no" occupy ~
r Enplsh throne, bodif rom tie people On On term.
nd oEEnrahie to both In the person Of the pres
re fe ant floeen the sovereign power has aas9mea y.
" su n".t ventle charac1erist,c*, aud her dotnes11
id 4,vtnes hare endeared her to tbs nat'on o. nsR
nd 10 hnmes, A. the son OF his motaei, W 80 !.
lie young prince e.. 20 nos,op ou % there depends .
e. H. hs n~n conduct iu the future. And whs.
~ ols "" n.;cnated to deteriorate his chafaete
mo.e t1 tbs sejc sbasement of the nean' or u
a.ttery Of the dssignipgI :aaaoos n,s noosu and
brought pt up tree '19% Sn ea ereat uncle George i!
&C. a. snhected 10 them, and bis Pf Sa'e ~
MaS ~. ~ show how deadly 1hote tnuuene
wera W. to hts happiness. dignity % sno oee1a4us''
u~.1 Estate Ut Newport, h. i:
rhe sexnort correspondent Of the n
Is Eetning Ra.t writes@ ,., =,
noteworthy purchase Of fen1 es'ete asri1r ~ :
Belmont has taken place IN Ae"po1a' feont;ny
,-e Asllevue avenue, and extending eaS. W,,G,ies
ES1 cliffs" were sold to him by Mss: nu6hhe. ~
. the sum Of &47, 900. They are shns'en .,@ Wv
= smpoihly surted, rather eleTated spot oes"t
the houses Of Mr. Harrison 1tlten1e "
ona | nnrth, and Messrs- Psrkuaan and bauEto. ~,
the south. It is supposed t:1 that Ms 1;I1a ps1o
2Ty, iii improve his place by building sh1n
~Eo1 IN the apIepdid two hundred tnopbl