The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
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IN nskr same o,nprses uessrs Mlrnon s. 90 the orei
~ n, he Uayrc ana New York ipe who had
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@, sh;ch INV h.d reiied have met Stn co operation
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iiayre: ArmAD ship, builder In BNoesux; Pet,n Gaa-
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curiy surround the original erantee with y sneaf Of
Strength which viii enable him 20 brave all Opposition aud
%, over ali obsacIes A company which numbers
who have already osi IN the most important aud
MOI sucr ssul works viii not when money VII be
We .xs no,hna 20 ssv anon. Wossrs M,,evns and
Armau who ace known all over Europe An W Messrs.
Teit Aud Gaudet whose names are less popular
saae as they only require be kuown take rank at
once upon The size OF the greatest ana best
| Of tho whole world
rs,n and Gsudet the foundry of Rive do Gier has &C.
quirvd an importance which yield any Engnh
foundry single fact csu give an ioes az It. The largest
English oU whore cast manufactured do not
produce daily more naa 10000 kilograms, this IL
already great Al Rive de-Gi~r 40 coo Kilograms
are produced aud I'D 900 Kilograms OF cast
secei will Do produced daily. LII.
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machinery for the navy 10 done at Rive do Gier upon
COLOSSAL scale, and With 70 produce much, quickly
manu'scsucis, ehey nave seen sEhut mechsnics ana
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Enosh And American naval Observation-Disclosures Persia And
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English an advantage Of 400 tons which NAV be-
made use Of cd .n either for the benefit OF loading or
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'bat great epterprass watch WIN oe new ana poweriu
smuAnt Tor the trade OF havre ana the whole OF France
| Rev Theodore ParkeI's Second Letter on
Roau, Dec "a, 1852
| What stormy time you are having Ia America. Your
cradle rocked the Revolution and in your old
none tso,rs uha AVID ,osere shall end Yesterday the
telegraph brought the expected intelligence that the
shareholders had hung Capt John Brown. or course
anew from the moment of bis capture what his fate
~oud be- the logic OF slavery is stronger than the intel
err poic,ans along with No martyr scosc tragic soy
u1M The Christian book bore hinssf heoi
Dsdiy Be tsat-tu also Sains-whch no bully can
ever be- None ever fell In more righteous cause i has
great uture too which he has helped bring nearer and
mako more cersin confess am surprised to find love
for the msp admiration for his conduct and sympathy
with his object 90 wide spread in the North especiay
ana ne ss old
With Emerson and Ph,lirA Think OF sermons like
wheeiocks, Ncwhals, freeman Carkes and Cheever's
Ttabksgiying Ger New York an orthodox nsiwsssr
Of such lulk putting Brppn before Noses, The NV
York Herald hal an extract from SER
men Il was euch a. none but mean soul could preach
such an occasions but We must remember that it axes
much be mean ana little, a. 1t does
| noble 70 be grand and generous. Every minister
bear sermons after his kind; for Of q thorn men
do gather bgs, . bramble bush gather they
! dred cannon Boston Common when they heard that
John Brown was hung, a. they did when the Fugitve
Save bill passed. There has been little change since
1850 capable Of repentance are vet liable
shame-Snd il they cannot be converted may yet be
scared.
Well things r0Hd az Gey did Aree nsovtAs 4os
On Ae wos~sng Of ne l9A Of April l775 at day brsok
Old Rnclond and N.sp-Greas Britain and he M,rt.er
o1oss~s-soese xoo~ At su~~iss, es H.ye ayo rae
fire # the grcnadizs nsods reconciliation swpossib and
tat+e must Be war owd aeparotsow is so nov Great
evests turn smell hinges, and let mankind march
through. How different th,pgB happen from what we
fancy All good Institutions are founded some great
truth Of the mind or conscience; and when such truth
70 be put over the worlds highway. We think 1t
be borne forward the shoulders OF mighty
whom Coo has shod strong all round for that spec pur
ee snd We wonder where the creature s ana when he
VIII be road ready; and look amer his deep footprints
sn1 sen or DIS step or ms snort ng But sometimes
happens that the Divine Providence uses quite humble
cattle TO bear his most precious burthers both fast and
fer Some 300O or 1900 years ago, body OF fugives
siavesFooT leprous, liclad, fed Of Egypt under
| the guidance OF a man who slew an Fgyptisn In