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VOL. XIX.....No. 1854.

The stanton-st, Baptist Church ~il cslsbrass "a (
Twenty Annverary Of entering iher present house
worship NJ Xr LORDS DAY. The Rev. S. REMIN3 rON
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DR. HiSCOX win present brief history Of the church TON i
the lives the h two pssor decosed In the evening
st oclock the Rev. Dr. BELLAMY VII pre- 'ch discourse
tie former well the prUeg members Of the cbureh and
congregation.
The Rev. sidney A. Corey win prea:h 10 Irenor Hall
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M,s.,ors nv yAnniyeTsary-27TH-ST. NJ. T. CHURCH.
-1nrtSpAY March 4 a. l6l a. m, the Rev. Dr. PORTER
xiIi pres-h; p Missionary Meeting wiz os held when
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The Visit OF the Prince OF Wales,
WAsHINoTOH, Wednf sd

WAsHIHGros, Wednt sday, July III, 1870.
The following lie the corresp ,nderce bet "esn trs
Pres.de, and Queen Victoria relative TO the Wilt Of
n e Prime Of Wales:
4" To her Msjpsiy Qneen Victois
have le1iDed trcm the public journals that the
Prince OF Wsles IL about 10 visit your Majesty North
Au.ric-u mini re Should il ne the intention Of Ms
ROYAL Higbness to extend hs visit he United aes
! need Dol say bow nsppy | should be 90 se HIN :
cordial wecome at Washington. You may be wei
sseur.d t al everywhere in this cDuLtry be will DO
greeted by the An eric p ople in such msuoer ~
csinot fail to prove gratifying TO your Maj -sty. 10
this they will ife.t their de. Of your domes
tic virtues We'll their couvi tons of your merits
az Il wise pairinti', az constitutional s veregn.
YoDr mnjestys most obodiert servant
Harrington, June !, 1860 -" JAMES BUCH ANAN'
BUcKIsGHAN PALACE, Jane % 1860.
Ny Coop FRIEND: | have be. n u uch gradied at
the feelings which prompted you IN write to me- nvit-
ing the Prince of Wales Ia yisi Washington. He in-
t.pds TO return from C,nsda through the United States,
ard it will gise him great pleasure to have an oppor.
uns Of testify ing 10 you in pereon that thse fee lnys
are fully reriprocsted BY biu. H. will thus be 10,
az the same tine mark the respect viii he entsr-
taii for Il Chief Magistrate Of great aud fiendy
State al d kindred natcu.
The Prince of Wal will drop all Royal stat. on
leaving my domnlous aud travel Under the lame on
Lord Reifrsw ss he has dJne when traveio8 oA mo
Continent # Europe.
The Prince COMFORT wisi es to be kindly rememo'reo
TO you. remain ever your so0u iXfCToRIA r.
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HOW THB MAILS TO CALIFORNIA
WEnE sCOPPED.

Though the preseot House Of Representatives
was kept unorganzed by Democratic iactousuess
till February, Mr. Colfsx, FROM the Post-Ofhre
c, nnttee reported, early in March, bill pro
sicipp Tor tie convey ce Of daily Overland Mall
in twenty days from the Missouri to California
with weekly Offsets tn Denver and Salt Lake CITY,
should the main line miss those points or either OF
iLrm. This bill-whlch was duly passed BY the
House-provided for immediate proposals tor car
r,ipp this great msil-bds to be received till May
25th-tte Mail to commence running on or about
inv lrt. The object was to have the route oca'
ted ard the Mail established the current season as
it is only in Summer that Mail Stations can well
be constructed aud forage in large quantities pro-
,,ded, III the desoate wilds either side OF the
Rocky Mountains.
1t vas the plain, unmistakable duty of the Sen
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TuR HANGING To- MORROW.

II is unfortunate that notice has been given that
the gbbeting tomorrow is 10 be public execu-
ton. Whatever may b. thought OF the wisdom or
duty Of punishment for murder by death all humane
PEOPLE are agreed that the final SC, ne should BE-
AZ private as the due execution Of the law will
allow. There il no question of the demoralizing
and brutiiyiug effect of such exhibitions They
bring tog,the the Yest portions OF the ccmmunl-
"; they lead to the basest and most corrupt COM
mupicaton; they produce frghtful excuses; they
engend-r a morbid love Of the horrible, familiarzr
the mind with d, ath in its most revolving form;
and in all these combined influences, breed neS
murders, rs corruption breeds new corruption. 1t
is unauestl Jbably d calamity of no ordinary char
acter to this city, which has already more demon.
alizug influences 10 suffer than II can well stagger
~ DER that the public have been led to expect that
rcenc Of this sort, with oil It's wrctched cOnse-
quences, ia about 10 be enacted and that too, IN
the most conspicuous place that could possibly
have been chosen.
Ii ia not too late TO correct this mistake. We
hive no reason to suppose that the duty which de-
wolves upon Marshal Rynders is at all 10 his taste
the contrary, We presume that while ne Will not
shrink from 1t, unpleasant az il Vs. he would be
glad TO perform it Us quietly, and with as little
publicity M possible. 1t il not too late for this.
The gallows mny be hidden FROM the crowd by the
IRE Of awnings, or tent, as completely us if il
we're surrounded BY stone walls. The official per-
sons could be admitted by ticket and all others rs
ngidly excluded as if the execution was in the
the prison yard The thousands who propos, tp
crowd around the Island, in steamboats, and sailing
vessels, should BE- altogether excluded from wit
Messing the close of the tragic life of the wretch
who is called upon to suffer the final penaltyif il
is penalty--of his crimes Let his dyug agonies
Be hidden from the rlbad crowd who come for q
holiday to scene 80 awful. The Marshal may
be sure that he will win, he will deserve, the
| thapbs and tho commentator of all humane and
rlht-tbhking people in this community, If he will
20 order it.
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cane into madness and crime. There is not much
comfort 10 either this theory or the other that We
lave mentioned. More accurate science assures
US that the average Of crGe varies little from year
to year; and it splrasant.rt t. believe with Buckle
that aD enact Duuber Of murders will be commit
ted IN tbs city IN the year 1860 aud take each ol
us one traction of chance Of being amps Che
guilty perpetrators, than to be believe that We may
be surrounded By mrasm OF murder with which
the weak as well the wicked may be- 5cted, as
The poi on of smallpox or CHI leIa may be inhaled
by the natural brdy. Nevertheless, IN one sense
crime . epidemic. In a closely packed COMMUNE
IS, tie tdings Of some atociOus murder pui'a'e
and throb almost with the unerring regularity OF
the s,stole aud disstole Of the human heart. Inc
electric motion touches some brain, and, like the
spnik to gunpowder, explodes int sudden and dis
astrous action the murderous intent which 10 sullen
and broodn purpo.e had waited az outward i'm
puse.
Is tlere 20 remedy The frequent occurrence
% murders in this city is certainly not due to IN!
laNity IN the iuniuton Of the extreme penalty OF
the law The present legal prosecutor on The part
agreeable duty, nd has met with marked sue
cess in brngirg crimiuals to JUST e. Ii the moral
influence of bsrging as preventive OF crime
we're what its advocates claim for it, the statistics
of murder should show striking timinutIon for
the ssi FIVE years. They show the reverse. With
the certapty of extreme retrbution if Discovered
WITH the chances Of discovery largely Increased BY
a lrore efficient police, this particular phase OF
wrong-doing s on the increase. Human Life is
uldoubedl, better protected among US from dau
oe, in suddel brnws or in street attacks for pur-
poses Of plurdcr, as The usual promp,ness of the
officers of the law promises arrest and punish
mcnt. But hen brawls occur, or when private
vengeance prompts to secret Assassination,
the probability or possibility Of certain
death does not serve t. cheek the indulgence
Of deliberate passion or sudden rage. Capital
pun shment thus 'alls of It's special purpose; and
if be- that Que murder suggests another, the very
familiarity with violent death which hanging
produces, renders the frequency OF the dea h.
pc nal'y one OF the meeting causes to frequent muir
der. thus the gallovs which will throa its ghasty
shadow IN the moonlight tonight, upon the quiet
waters of The bay. viii blossom aud bear fruit in
new deeds OF violence and blood Tbls being demon
strated BY long experience, let US hope that the rr
cent change IN the iaw OF New-Yofk, contemplat-
my otter punishment for murder than death, may,
at least diminish the frequency and the horror rf
the GRIN es that 10 shock the public mnd, and stain
our CIV hzation ~th spnguiuoiy dlsgracc.
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INstBORDINaIION.

The Board of Aldermen last evening managed to
get quorum, and Mayor Wood sent in his Mes
.agc, removing Mcssrs Craven and Tappan, Of the
CIuton Aqueduct Department, for serious dis.
agreements and insuborduation. These grave
charges we're not accompanied by specifications;
but We think Ne can help HIS EKceliency our a
little in this respect. Their INSTRUMENTATION"
cou,sts in refusing to APP ont worthless aud ncom
p.tent persons to portions Of trust in the depart
nent over which they have control, at the bidding
of the Mayor; in refusing to let up ces tain
iuyorite contractors who are attached to the for
tunes of Mr.. Wood, when the Mayor hints that it
i, hls with to have it 30.
Sowe find that men who are too honest to suit
the interests of the Mayor must walk the plank
Il * evident if the rule il to obtain that fidelity
TO public dut, il to dsquafy our officials for their
positions, that We shall have all the places oil
trust filed by the greatest rogue- IN community
Whether Mayor Wood il aiming at that end we 90
lot know; but il seems to us that his "singie eye
for the public good has token tosqu'ntlng awful
Is Of late. The truth it, Mr. Wood is resolved to
grs,p MI the patronage he get, for the purpose
of hlrg the pubHc pIhceS WIN No NAV
friends. II the pends OF Departments viii only
do lis dirty wos, as DeOvan has done, giving up
every sppoiI TN. Mt to him, even to their errand
BOYS. to be filed b, the Eurights Frank FoSlers,
aud Pee DuHeys, and bear the odium Of putting
them into Office, be Will not undertake to disturb
them. But II they have conscientious scrnplrs
about duty. and do not care TO cJnnlve at the
peculations of the Pettigrews, the Deyllns, the
Fareys, and others Of the contracting crew,
whom the Mayor wants " let up" when they bali
do their worn, AID expect to draw full pay for II,
then they must nc. expect to hold office under
r, ri,anoo Wood. This i. virtually the position
taken BY our model Mayor in the case of Aessr'.
Craven aud Tappan. We submit the case to the
public.
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Ratification Meeting at Albany.

ALBANY, "Wednesday July III, ioV.
ONE If the most impressive meetings ever hrid IN
Albany wa. witnessed .onIeht the Ianf atom meet
uv of The Den ucr,c andiotrs, Doug M and Johns,o.
ri. Cauitol Park VIII re the san's tor speakers We
err ct.d wa lite, ally filled to ove flowing aud Certain
Nv 10 600 people must have be OUT. the Gro yd ex,
Il udjry 10 "a sOd mass firm tbs steps Of the Capt. d
ouisdt on S,ste snd Washington streets aud ex-
t.uciI down state str, e. h, reaching nearly t, mo
ost-Oce at the foot Of tho Street. Not oneegtn oi
the people could hear 'he speakers from the plauo
sDd IN cons. quence, much contusvn prevall,'; oas
the nesting " ~ au emphatic in lis enthusiasm anu
cams rtss During rhe wnCle evening, STATE sHec.
was a blaze OF lglt from the delegations That did nov
arrive uut a la b, u, and who could lot get wuha
te.cb of the staud. The scene one enrurp<Ss'u,
anJ indeed une ousled by denomination ever eeen
In this CITY ut any political gathering
Tie ting war Organized with Mayor lpacner iot
Pr, Id mr.. An org The Vhe-Presidens were Hairott
y Jsrs,io VIM +. Dleecker, the Hon. SteQheu
Ci.,L L,,r American ave Tseasurrr, J0riah Plumb,
m, n Nartiu. eA. Mayer Franklin Townsend ek-
NJ III pr, Jan ~ Edwarrs, Jeremiah Os orns,
Frss,u. Corning. IT, John j. Ocun, joel Raihb ne,
Eeccrder Austin NJ other prominent CITIZENS
en- ce, ID and read frpm nas9 j. Parker,
II . Uor. VIM Kelly, the Hon. Fernando cod Judge
MI, I'd of SaJetopa Mayor WOOD, while regrettlng
ms aLse!ce on 90 cunt Of fcin duties says, SAL
nier erlod ia the CANVAS shall doubt have an
opIor uniy sOde-s he ii zens Of Albany. Sp~eehes
wer- made by Peter Cagger The Hon. n. 4. III hard
ron of illLos Senator &, leuan OF Louisans, Ly man
TIeu sine sro Ira 81 al. Of Albany.
The demons,retI0n wae admittedly great success