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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

MORE ExPuLsIoss FROM TIE SourB-TBr EFFEcr
or GUAso.-1ks Carlisle lPa) Herald says: Many OF
our readers aware that several families, formerly
living il the Loser part OF tie county, have recently
purchased land ia o. the equities OF Virgins,
where they have settled IN the peace' prosecution of
their busiBese. One Of tbese men, NJ. jacob Dor
sbeimer from h.chuulesburg few weeks ago WA
hsupe home load of guano; while driving along,
Of the barrels stove ia the Wagon ADD Por-
ton Of tile euano war stre~n along the road. Tlis
ieen by some puddng-hesd, who wisely imagined
from lie dark color, that wac powder, and I'm me-
dia'ely gave the slsJm thar Dorsbeimer wac haang
home powder, with the design of fnrsishing the sas
" ID ammunition for an insarrection. Tom Mites
waited on Mr.. Dorshciu.sr who Offered bis oxpl.na-
u, ne and showed them the guspo. The xomuasee,
after examination reported that h looked nss sas"Si
il smelt Ike euano; IL tasted like euano, ano ,os', IN
short il was pusno. and excnps,ed ME-. DOrshe,mer
from any psurrsctOnsry design No,wnSs, am
the report spread, and finally @eeuns wa ea AUG
notice ven 20 Dorsbeimer and all me Cumberland
County men 70 leave the State 10 twelve days Mr..
ID. hes already returned 10 hechanics oarg Whether
or moi IN. others viii be permitted 10 remain s
esrfnia.
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MARINE DIsAsrEEs.

YALE CoLLEGE GrnsAIsuE, ASp YALE GssER-
ALLY.-Tbe new Gymnasium Of Yale College was
op.psd On MONDAY evening, Jan. 30. The building 10
50 feet BY iC0; the Ky mnasum 10 "a fess high with
gallery on ope end IN which dressing rooms Jszi
tor. rooms &C. There 10 slso tursisbed apartment
on this floor The fixtures are Of tee bet nsseral,
and were constructed at low figure In the basement
are eish. rplepoid bowlmg-sl'cys, winch arc con-
,trueted on the mos approved principles Both rooms
are v ell xb,ed warmed, and veSt'laseS. fae srus-
ture wss built by college fund.- and eosf sio,0 ex-
elusive Of LIND. The privileges Of tie essblishment
are furnished TO for the simple Ice OF
Oil per term.
Al the opspipg exercises the various feate OF tkili
and strength were highly entertaining 70 the sPeetar
tors and there seemed be bat one opinion ~ to the
need of such an adjunct the College, and the very
satisfactory ay h.eh snch wan, had been provides
for. Twenty years ago teD-pn alley on that ground
would have been considered by those IN charge OF the
students, &c extra hazardous TO their morals. Bot
tines have changed.
In connection with tbs may be interesting for ms 70
state that the Of tho present college
year wss signslIzed by two important reforms; the
total abolition Of evening praJer, which had long
been but by WORD and mocksry OF devotion, and
the change Of morning prayers from O'Clock TO ..
Mott other colleges bad already effected this change,
and New. Haven will probably now hear no more OF
drowsy bafdreesed students huryrg at the ftoke OF
the bell into chapel and thence into reiations, on an
empty stomach. Certain aged abuses In the treatment
Of The Freshman Class by Sophomores have come
very near being abolished by vote of the Sophs, and
doubtless this evil will soon be nitigased.
Yale is even thorough, republican instnu-
ton than when eertan member Of ns faculty assisted
at the celebrated "sharp's Rife meeting. Crowds
of Southern students longer throng her portals and
abe gets along, some cay better, without them. we
recently received subscriptions for TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE of large club from snele class, and there
ia much larger Bumber who regularly purchase the
DAILY. Political questions which afford ground for
consistent difference Of opin6u eagerly discussed
in the literary societies while thoee involving sae so-
sract right of the Slavery contest are seldom touched
from sheer unsninty Of opinion. In one Literary 30
c.ty Of forty members there is bot Jingle pro-
essed supporter of tie Administration and be came BY
biz sentiments honestly, beng the son Of psss-
master!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

I'VE IRoHIs Fgs Awos ARA EesA Ar YoRUBA-
n third number Of this inee Ting sheet, the title OF
which We give in full lie before lie date In time Il
December, 1852 liz date in place is Abbeokua,
which IL the capital city Of the Esba nation,
formerly a provinces of the Yoruba Kingdom, both
which fact il we are hot mistaken, limited Al in
the title The Ire Irohin, further able 70 say
in entire confidence, is tourpseed ssess, measuring
eight end three quarter inches in LEI 9Th BY seven she's
In breadth and printed ia loaded type OF good face
We copec ure slo that the Ire IroAn announces The
fact OF is pubhcai' 10 the words; Asoo sbt Sc
g ik6sce II Axe Abeokuto, December 3,d 1857 !" bat
we are positively certain Of the fact conveyed By
any Of theee characters, except that whatever was,
il was done the ID Of Decsmber-a point on which
we are persuaded eaInot 10 mistaken. The -ool-
umns of tie IRE exceeoiug'y vsried. TIE leading
article after the manner Of the LONDON papsrs-Snd
wbiom Of our own-has no titl-, but IL commences
with the words g Mo wifuo" which, it nuss bs clear
10 the comprehension, relates TO the ,mesic
AFFAIR." of the editor, whose wife, in country where
there are AmazoDs, ia prsbsbly In the army Nor rs
the sheet destitute of personality, which, Of coarse
gives it pqusncy. Mrs. Samson we are told, "bsRo
koHyin kan and beg leave to offer orr eongrstals-
tons if they are not Of place Several gentlemen
are 4" 6ke morrn," and on such authority cannot
doubt the fact Three Others Asty told they u,
and one OF them indeed the editor goes far a. 70
say is az obtAam6 osro," which lie shocking.
This lively little sheet which 10 pabiished AZ the
moderate prlce Of l2Gc has wishes for its
success and that il may contnne % be the cle Of
wit and WISDOM ard the instrument of the high cy-
ilizaiion which it rep~ssnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

A Cam Roasted TO DEAru IN SrovE-PPE-
On Sunday morning last, about 10 o'clock, great ex-
element was caused in Poughkeepsie by the report
that new born child was found roasted to death in
nove-ppe, in house in Church street, occupied BY
woman named Ellen Brandon. In short time, hun
dreds Of persons were in the street around the house.
most Of whom remained all day. The child was inst
discovered by man who was placing some wood in
the stoye. posi- rcrten examination Wa held apoo
ibe BODY when t was proved that the cnild born
awe ana vas soon after placed IN ,he s'ove-eipe.
Coroner Haigt of that c,ty was notified 70 hold an
inquest upon the body and Ellen Branden at
ordered To be arrested. The Guild presented shock
ing sietiacie The staies tLst the uight pre-
yious an liish woman slept N the house, who was
coghLed, ana that was all she knew about il.
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CUPREME CoURT-city and County Of New;

~ torU No., 10 a, rII sas >. $3.50 ~
.antnef ICON ITO the Defendant named YOs
ar, hereby and required the complaint In
,h action which this day hed the office Of the Ciek Of
.h. CIV and onniy VI New ot Al bis Office In the city Hail.
M The INV Of kewf orb and to copy Of your
49,, s,S complaiut ON the subscybof at his Office SC
Wsnst New orr City within twenty days sns the services
"a on YOU exclusive of the Of
- IN 30, ian 40 snsus tie saia complaint within the
oessd the plaintiffs On th setiob VIII take Judgment szn.,
- a. ~. sun OF df cen hundred and sishty dollars With
Lt.fest tom the twentieth day Of November one thoussAs
sist hundred fyune the sam o. hI-e hundred snd
asfy SosIs tsres on handse and forty ddlafs from
Ro,.mbpT rs 1889 eight u'dred and eshy dollar
hom eenber 1850 and crest on one 9nndiee sos mom
A. hsd. The cost OF this action Decenbsf To- lsas
TOWNSEND sCUDDER, Pisinsia . Attorney.
DzsiaYeWF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

ALCOHOLIC HalLuciSATIos.-A gentleman OF mid
d. sge " Il attacked with de riuu trerens lie oaght
the surrounding snakee for few days, aud then told
biz friends that be dead. He lay stretched upon
his bed sor mi, ntes, when he acOse walked INTO
Mober room end conplsined that be mad forgotten
something in his viii. He added coded, requesting
his employers take bic tleir employ neot as
hi successor IN business. He returned az I'm 70 toe
Ioom looked npon the bed and began 20 rave because
his body bad been stolen asserting that be len upon
the beda few moments before, and thar some OF sac
attendants had taken it away Soon the ssa2or eano
on him again, when he laid himself down, and tns
tongue that bsd before wildly inassed on re ss
s0rs assswe yes wiled in ne Geld spbrscs u dssth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

A neat edition of Poems" by Miss hul,cb, the
author Of "Jobn Halifax Gentleman including several
popular pieces which have been oog going the rouods
anonymously has been issued by Ticknor g. Fields
The houss publish gold and purple edition Of
sydney Doeells " poems," with geographic a sketch
# The snthor. Mr. Dobell Ia descended from an old
Enplsh family and Is about 30 years Of age. He
ia stated TO be neither bgot enthusiast; but
II il inown ~ HE friends that the great object OF bis
lite is the INTRODUCED D, in due season, Of new and
Dobler organization Of Christianity" We are ieft IN
the dark as 10 the paure Of the evange ana the
means by " hoh ns subrtitu ion Ia 20 DO effected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

srAhBIso AFFEAY--0n "Wednesday niso' TWO rose
dents OF Negro alley, IN Mulberry street. hAueu 'oan
Cochran and Charles Engle go' into qasrro' woen
he latter drew dagger and attempted 70 out the
throat Of bic sntssopht He missed Obs mark, how
ever. and instead OF severiDs the Jueu'ar, inflicted
igbfu rseh directly across the face Of Cochran. cut
,pv his mouth each eide IN dreadful amer after
which be aed. The wounded man was conveyed 10
the New York HOspita, where he was properly cared
for Officer Whsle the Sixth precioct subse luently
in ars'tDg Engle, and he Was locked up 10
ansver charge Of telonious s.sa alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03
IATEII 1NGin MOkM DIIRETIC and CON-

w DIIION POWDERS made a CT Veterinary Phyhcisas
very eoAciOus when given 70 bores suffering rom
iDhaaiob Of tn lupts hsave worms surot aoalting or
~b@B lSe-b0uDd. Testimonies IRON famsrs city rsbosa
ownsYs Of with drec ions fos may be
bso sppheeiion to SAMUEL q. WILLING, hposnso Jy
Aswkoses Ws.cAestsE County. H. Y. The trade s1pplsd
pt< 50 esntx puE b9x-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

PLATOs APOLOGY AND CRITIC; WIFE MOTHS By w. s..
TrIEh. limo. PIP. $50. d. Apple On L 70.
In tbis ediion Of Patos valuable So,ratic
wr'pgs, the text If Sallbaum has BEEN, with few ex
eepti,n s, adopted without change. The notes, which
ale original ~b the present editor, udici,us aud
instructive. The volume is introduced with q scholar
ike preface, giving elaborate analysis Of the two
works ard exhibiting profound aud reversnt adnira-
ton Of the immortal Greek philosopher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

THE wATER-wITCH. By J Kenmore CsoPsR- Illas-
used by DARLEY. l2mo. PIP sse. w. II. Townsend Co.
The iue Of this popular edition of Coopers novels
proceeds with eomueDdable prompnese. II has al
ready established high reputation for beauty OF exc
eution and convonlenee Of form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

THE 6CALPEL January 1850 Edited BY Z. Il. Dixon MD.
II. J. Lawrence
This spicy Journal eon,naes 10 wage an unreleutins
warfare agaIst qusckery, pretensiou, and abuses in
the MEDICAL profession gene ally. How far its niubls
ut.and-thrust IL weaiued, We do not undertake TO
say, but it 10 always keen and often cruel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TIE MEDICAL SCI
ENCE.. Edited by IsAAo HAYS N. d. January. Blanch
ard l. Lea
An account s given in this number Of the successful
treatment of by with drachm doses Of csome
Tie patient had been bitten about fortnight before
the attack and after beiSg treated little than
week WAS convalescent, and in few days after was
d,ci argsd cured.
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me1iral.

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE OF
an INVALID published Tor the benefit and g warning
b young VI DO suffer from Nervous OeDfity
Pesnsufe Decay &C isuppys Al ths ns tbs ueaos Of
bsCafs BY who cured hns- after having Oe1n put y
medical imBoticp and quEctery Snee
oopes NAV had Of the sgito', NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Bedford Brooklyn Kings County, hewYork by In
etasine . posf-psid addressed oDvei0pe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03
APErIFs AND HIS CoNTEM eORARrEs A NOVEL by
the Author of Ernest C~rrol" Rno pp S2. J. y. d.
p. Burnham.

JESUS THE INTERPRETER OF NATURE, AND OTHER
SERMONS. BY THOMAS HILL II me, PIP. "a. Walker,
Vie Co.
In the dscourre, from which this volume takes its
name, the doctrine is inculcated that the Christian
revelation il the only authoritative interpretation of
nature that natural reason alone is insufficient 10
prehend the ueanngs Of the universe, and that the
great Lessons of providence and creation be read
only in The light of the gospel The same idea Is pre-
septed in variety of aspects, in the other dscourses,
all of which are marked by great clearness of argu-
ment aud beauty Of illustration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

Doorebe the Adoption by the auihor of the doctrine Of
The Tnpiy, and the yssm 81 'teo'ogy, Of which t 10
part Be ssaies the grounds Of bis eoavse,iops, In
sfeou,.e devoted 10 the susject, th ealuDess and
ssrdor, dselipg chiefly on tae importance Of the
deetrps as An slement Of Christian experience. The
bulk Of the volume, however, - devoted TO practical
snd devotional thence and contains many passages Of
..;rr,po eL.npenre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

CHRISTIAN BELIEVING AND LIVING. snRsoss BrlF
90.
The position Of the author Of these discourses In the
theolo cS world has for time, been the subject
If not little comment and curiosity Originally
known rs able aud eloquent preacher in the Uata-
ran pulpit Of aie years he has expressed opinions Of
more ORTHODOX type bat without formally rsnouDe-
ing the communion. to which lao had beea attached
The present volume Possorses sPeeia lperees es an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

Sales Of Real Estaie ut Auction, Feb. 2, 1860, BY
Adrian II Muller:
House aud Lot, No y Fast sl street. sozsA ..sS42s
1Aa s9'ip1bk SA%s,u,,ps,,,u,n,.,.nu RTA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

HITS AT AMERICAN wHIMs AND HINTS FOR HOME
USE BY FkEpERIc w. eAwIKE- limo. PIP. z% Walker
Wise, Co.
collection of lively crtisifms on certain features Of
American society, deal ng the hardest blows at the
grim, 'oar.visaged, Pur'tsnc spirit, soll lingering
New En- hand roll. The writer is keen observer Of
and maLners, loves to call things BY their right
names, and temp+n the wholesome bitterness Of his
ommenis with u VEN Of sucsreDt humor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

AN EPITOhE OF BRAITHWAlTRS RETROSPECT. By
wALrEK 8 WELLS, M. d. Part 1. C. 7. Evans
1t 10 intended BY the editor Of this work 70
uste in spgle volume the important facs In the
whole series of Brajthwse's Retrospect" The sub
jects are arranged in alphabetical order, enabling the
practitioner To refer Vt once to the modern treatment Of
al varieties OF G4esse. The plan is highly commended
by Drs. Parker, Francis, Doremus. and Mott.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.


TIE BRIO skBAo ASHORE.
The brig Ssbse, Capt. Brown, fron Cbenyhs,d
with a cargo Of lamber for th's port, went ashore
during the heavy N e. gaze Of the night Of shs Sia
ul.. near Old Point Comfon Light house; Grew mA
c1go saved. ~ ga
BARRIE pIsAsrEks-
During January the marine Losses were' Is sh'Ps,
20 bsris, 20 brigs, 4 sesuers and u sehssasrsa al
ITO vesssls These do not include damage sos sosa-
ing To total loes. The following staisnsst gives
synopsis Of the dissri ,ution Of the lesss:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

CUPREME COURT. Newly ork County
- CHARLES KITTREDGE, Plaintiff, against b. r. WIN
CHFs1IR Def-Dasn, Summons fer Dop-y dsmsnd on e~s
.saz-- served. Pace Of uisl Oily and Ceusty q
StvYok To the defendant: You hereby summoned and
the complaint la this ies wEsa viii De
I'd Ia the ore Of the CsTh Of the County OF New ora
NE Cir, Hail. Ee~f orb aud TO copy OF ser 70
tr sad ooulain on us at our Office No 81 WI 10 tbs
exclusive Of the day Of such service and you fail s~wu
de sourisin within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff 10 hs
ton win judgment you for the Of One nshe
I'D aoaY, 9th interest from the ish day Of November ems
.sht huns and any 0ssiee the OF this
action -Dsied, New York Dscemnsr 49, 1883
BLISS BARLOW, Plaintiff Amornsyt
No 50 Wall-st New Y orb.
The compliant THE seen hlsd with toe CLERK Of the
County kswy orb, st his Oaise In the City Hall New, 'A
on January 5 1850. BLISS gA.Low,
rs law6w Paiatit's Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

THE GOSPEL IN BURMAH. Ry Mr.. MACLEOD willie
II NO., Up. aSz Sheldon Co
The history of the Burman mission, from It's origin
10 the present time is here set forth in an animated
and interesting narrative. The labors of Dr. Judson
nno his family, of course, occupy prominent place in
the foreground Of the picturs but many lees familiar
details in regard TO the native converts and preachers
give sn air Of novelty to the volume, and embody a
great amount Of important information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

In PURSUANCE of NIL order Of the Surrogate o.
County Of New. notice hereby fysn 10 al pr
having claims ssains GERTRUDE LEG0bIT he ne
Cy Of Newly orb dressed 10 present the same Wild .oun
thereof 10 the subseriber the gAss Of CHARLES MA
Ne III kssssust In the City Of EewfoIt On OF er'o'e "
seuih dsy Of NAV pszt-Dsfed New ORR, Nov. lsSs
nil lsuhnFd JOHN r. LEGGETT. Admini-ued
IN PURSUANCE Of al order Oi the surrogate OF
County Newly orb Notice 10 hereby given 70 AZ pr
having claims against LEWIS LAY. late 81 the Cy
NV orb and Of the CHY 81 Paris Aeceased 20 pfeseg Wv
With vspches Thereof 10 tbc sabecribefs hs
EDWARD FORT, 1T Ma. 10 South Wslsm'st IN tne ny %
Newly sk before the ssvratsesth s<s 81 mSoh ss
siseel-Dsied ksvY orb, the nh day Of sepsinber 1905
JAMEb Bernard,
EDWARD FORT,
slswerlFh R1ecusors &c, Of Lewis Lay, decesssa
CVPREME COURT.-City and County Of New
- Yo,t-'YRTs sCOFiELD aud GEORGE FoA xS
RENSSELAER, w. VAN sYCKLE.-suma.on. fer a menS
donenS on cent act TO RErBSELAER w. VAN slChbn
on are hereby summoned sne required W snswU ne ee"
oat In hls sstion Of which copy herewith ssfvsf npo.
ION and copy Of sns~ef TO tho .si somP.s.
or the subrrfbsr my Office nnmb~r forty four Wall rrse
l CIV Of kewY0rk within twenty days sei me sers'es
s-sf exclusive Of dy 81 .uob .srvice and yon fsh 70
tH In TIM, &C, viii Judgment ssin you for ,he saas OF
EN- sir hundrs doss eighty ssvsa
eru, interest from the ttirto-uh day Of January is
L-,,de lie oosts Of this action -Dsed ian H. 1900.
JOHN FITCH, Pl<intif . ATTORNEY
No. ~ ~al.l New York
The and complaint duly sled Ia the once 81 ts
t Of The Cry aud Csaniy Of New ort ne 18Th d,
January A. d. lisa JOHN FIT III
jza AsswF PlsinsiG's Annn~y.
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oDIC-MA0EETIC LETTERS. By BARON REIoHEsBAoH
Translated from the German by JOHN s. HTTEtJ- limo
PIP ~. Calvin Blanchard.
Tie curious subject of the odic force, which
Baron VOC Rechenbach claims TO have verified
az one Of tie universal agencies of nature, Is
eapour6si In these letters, with especial refer
epoe to the explanation Of pbenomens which have
hitherto failed Of calculation by the usual methods
Of sci4pce. The author has a wide reputation
among the living chemists Of Germany, and IL known
for s discovery OF oreosote, pAnfine, and other m
portsnt chemical substances. Hs Investigations on
the odc force rrt published in the year lS45 and
were received with warm interest by Liebig, Hof-
MUM, and other eminent scientific men in Germ my.
Since that time his have been opposed by Lieni
who seems 10 have changed HE portion In regard TO
dru Carus, Schle den, and others, though, il is
stated, without having subjected them 10 q thorough
investigation The present lator takes Qro1Dd
Of an nquirer rather than partisan although he con.
es-se that. strange and wonderful Reiehenbach's
assertions art, it is far probable thai they
than that they should be fase." The letters
filed with accounts of remarkable experiments, and
cannot fail TO CRAFTY hose who fond of the study
OF strange phenomena and occnlt causes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

AN APPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE IN BEHALF OF THEIR
RiGsTs AZ AUTHORIZED INTERPRETERS OF
$50 Hsrper Brothers
TIE time has come, according TO Miss Beecher, for
the people of this country TO exercise their inoorn
rebts ard submit the teachings of theology to the
tribunal of reason. la her opinion, the priesthood
have hitherto Claimed the position of oraces, assumed
sn iDslibilty which they did not possess, Imposed
their private ecuaiops matters Of universal faith,
s,,+up,ed 70 cnnsne the Church within the limits of
tadiion and thus defranded the secular community of
tie privilege Of free inquiry The popular doctrine Of
original sin, ia the object against which she woad
bring 10 bear the batteries of common sense. This
doctrine sbe maintains the foundation of all the
l-Igr sectsian organizations in this country, and
co dns)y Ia responsible for the contentious evil pas
sob. and wss,e of property which result from such
divisions among Christians. But the leading theolo-
gsDs she argues still further have ceased defend
tbs dogma, the pastors Of churches practically
adng H. the educators Of the young throwing it
aide the PEOPLE in all directions rejecting il.
Thi state Of things the resnt Of the development Of
tn. intellectual and moral nature OF all clasees, but
especially OF the common people, ertis in religious
opinion has thus arrived which must lead 10 q still
uoIe positive mauifestat Of anragon-sic forces.
The decisive gcound assumed by Mics Beeeher, 10 OPP
petition TO the antecedenu of her education and her
name tie masculine bOldnees with which she urges her
convictions and challenges discussion and the revolu
tioraIy character of her platform, cannot fail TO
awaken curiosity 10 her book, whatever may be
thought Of ite copcusvepess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

HUDEUN KINEh hAILhUAD.-frUL h LoS
r. 1855 Trains viii esve ChamDersst station tclows
EEpreee Trnns and II and 4:so p for slns Sing
Ss& end $50 N for Poashheepse 1904 and R5o sne
Isa0 o ~ for Pa+askf s:ls p u Montreal and bohee
Pc Train with seeping leaves Bts daily 1t s;S
n "a h. PouShksepse Peakskin and Sing Sing Trains stol
"a uo Of the Nsy saions PassenseTs taken 81 Chambers
Canal ChrsopAoS and slstSs Trains for ksv-fork Leave
Froy !. G:Is and 1910 NJ and q, ard and Albany
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