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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-20
4le6iral.

4le6irGl.
THE GOOD TIME is COME
The remedies found II you afflicted use them,
aad be cured Of -
DYSPEPSIA,
PILES
COsTIyENESS,
any disorder OF the Liver and Kidneys angle bottle s:ch
DARLING'S
Liver REGULATORY
LIFE BITTERS
have cured and considered hope
less have been cured by using DOLLARS worth Of these
SAruRK's -RssreRIsG remedies
few drops Of the Liver Resuatof taken once or twice,
sUes
COLDS
Of the worst kind. As MEDICINE II has no eq1s
The Life btttss drink beverage but superior
laxative tonic and dureos pleasant medicine akso In drops
emnenty useful indeed almost specific IN all OF
scidy OF the stomach sick headache loss OF apostle periodical
and moraing sickness Of aer aud scera DO
hlty. , -
These FLUID vEsKrABIK nauros "hepneet"
Warranted pure safe mild and rciiaoe and free from al min
sruls OF poison Of any kind.
BOTANIC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
There j. nothing ike them In all the hard.
Sent by mail express receipt Of the price Addr-ss
DANIEL 5. DARLING,
No. lilo NASssast, N. Y.
rny cents and 81 bottle each.
Sold by Drussirs
See eeGeales Of In circular which accompanies each
bette.
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CALENA and CHICAGO UNION z. r. c..

NALENA and CHICAGO UNIUN d. b Ce.
NJ FROM CHICAGO TO DUNLEiTH and 81. PAUL.
FROM CHICAGO 10 FULTON and CEDAR RAPlDA
Ybis line In connection with The Illinois Central Co. q
Yreepo through without change OF 70 Bunsth sn1
lhenss By daily hne Of hIs.,el.s: s.snneossse
PRAIRIE DU CHIN,
hoGREGOR,
LANSING,
La CROSSE,
WlNONA,
BT. PAUL,
md an other points on the Missdrri River sosneo1s =
DUNLETTH through the Illinois Cen:r. X %, Win DO-
BIJOUE and PACIFIC r. R. Co, TO INDEPENDENCE, Iowa
su1 a FULTON with the IOWA aad NEBRASKA T. T. Co
70 CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular dsiy trains run morning &C
chsd 10 all nigh. The attention Of travellers TO and os
he North West especially invited TO this route he mos:
sleaan and least uing that region Through Hckeo
ma full information may be obtained at the AGENCY or The
oALENA and CHICAGO RI Co.. corner OF CourtisndtsI M
broadway al the principal ticket agencies bs
t~'@ -1 - T. B. TALCoTT. Genl sup<
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a J. bLEEcEEK. AuctoneeT. ,,- =
CUPREME COURT SALE, IN PARTITION, OF
gnsuranrc Companies.

wi EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY, -
CORNER OF FINEST, NE"-fOkh.
CASH
q7, copp,ny eoHtinues TO insure all kinds OF PersonA
a.. Bg51z Ships IN port aud theh CaTgoes on TENS .
- with the security Of the insurers 1 Se
DIREcTORs:
IauTc TORIMER GRAHAM, Presidept.
rorrpI p VARETTM HENRY Y. BUTLER
LEONARD APPLEBY, gOSEfn o. ~, 1919 ny IN
IMp n " STRONG BOWFS II. McILVAIHE,
WdLLih ~ a " ~ On GILBERT L. BEECK4AH,
hVsLSS "a ctTTTDON JOHN c. HENDERSON,
JamhSSr " .piSH ' LORRAIN FREEMAN,
D kAS5. I,tie a S0EnVFR EDWARD MACOhBER,
MARTIN BATES, IL, MAIeOyNe Z N1ppY Ppy
DUDLEY h. FULLER, IiAhLLou r. a. ngc,n =.
fASCHAL W. TURNEY, SAM-: !; DAADfOhAN'' 49,
FRANKLIN II. DELANO
EDWAPD A. sTANsBURY, Secretary.
ROBKRT c. RaTHBOsK. Asset Secretary.
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Hlnsiral Doxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment ofMUSeAL BOXES playing l. 2 , 4, 5,e
TO- R To- a. and IS tunes manufactured by the best maker Of
SWITZERLAND.
Mandones Overtues Expressives &C. &c, Accomplishments
OF FLUTE, BELLS, DRUMS, and CASTAEETS, kems
hom Operas popular Anne cen Melodies, Negro helode 10
TOY MUSICAL BOXES, playing /, @ 3 and tunes.
. PAIILARb a. MARTIN, InporsN,
Musical Boxes repaired. No. Aaiden-lane New foh
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6tationfrp anb 1anep GOODS.

4 CCOUNT-B00KS and STATIONERY
"a full supply constantly hand and made TO order Bus
invited to call the old stand Good and cheap
HOWE s FERRY, late 5. Raynor No. n Bowery.
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~ Nm you ever bsve the Sick Hesdschef DO remea
throbbinz temples the fvered brow the losthing and
disgust the sight Of food How totally nnnt yoq were f0i
ps.urs Conversation study One OF the Cephalic Pii
would relieved you from all the suffering which you then
have coz Of them on hand TO occasion requires.
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Ro 1et

Go Get.
7 light ROOMS and steady POWER to LET, by
JOHN GAUDU, No. lCf Wslkers.
ITO LET OR LEASE FOR SIX YEARS
The premises occupied by the Importer aud Traders
Rank No 2f5 Broadway the o. urayst BANK
2xiI with III foot entrance on hurray' These
premise arr suitable oT Banking Insurance Companies De
6tteJ for mercantile purposes h4Fln2
Brosd ,v and sidesreet entrance. For ilrthsr particular
apply TO HOMER 4 MORGAN Plnest' NO. hieFoPoA'A"
BGuk
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NOR NEW-HAVEN-Far 81, Berths free
n, steamer from Peok alp, DAILY az p m Passengers
for Meridcu Hartford Springfield snd town. on
OF remain board the boat until the nert morning
by an Express Ifna through 20 burning
tol- osaehSOuish' -ho""'~' FRANCIS HYDE, Agent.
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GRsAr DscovEKY.-Among the most important o. al The
treat medical discoveries Of this age be considered the
vaccination for protection from the Cepha
PHI for relief of Headacne and the of Qunne for the
yenon of Feyer either Of which specific whose bene
hts will be experienced BY suffering humanity long AFTER thep
discoveries forgotten
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NIEW-YORK. HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL-

NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New.
Ysh CenaI Railroad for al points West North est and
with the Northern Railroad FOR Saratoga hus
land Burlington Pattsburs Roues Point Ostenbush and
Montreal On and after MONDAY, Nov 7s leo trains wiz
ieaye 18th q, Station NewYort follows: For Albany m,
md D. Express and 10: 30 Express MAI rrin rof
Crston Fas stopping 81 a. s.aon. Move ,nn, ~ i.
stations For White Plains s:l3 H. from White a. Depot
topping at all stations For Wamsbridge ii N and 30 p
a. from 76thH Depot stopping st all stations For winns
bdse As Wednesdays and Saturdays only hom 10Th
= Depot, stopping at all stations ~.
RrruHsISs viii leave Albany, q m and SGD m. Hsss
Albany 7;I5 m and AIS m.-Express Train Albany ii
n East Albany, HIS m.-EIpres NAL Train Cfoson
TaIls a m soppins stations above fremont White
Paips 10 and $40 stopping at az ssasion.
Wilamsbdse 5:3Oa and stepping At al staiious
Wilanisbrdse 10 (Wednesasys and Saturday. snyb
,annnins At All s.tons JOHN BCRCHILL Asst Supt
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mal and Express Lines leave New Yori and II
m and and o. M g. Throush tickets sold for GIN
sinnsti and the and FOR Warrington New Orleans and
The South and through bssgase checked 10 Washington tn
J. w. WOODRUFF, AssistAns Superintendent
viii be received for rss anes delivered M
sheck ed Is minutes IN advance Of the time OF leaving
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAlLkOAD on NEW-JERSLI'-
don with Delaware Lsckswann. and Western Railroad and 1t
E.s.on with Lshh Valley Railroad and its connections forming
%F Rf to Deb. 10
b6o.-Leave New York Is follows; M.
Vile b. 4.buIs, M.uch chqni wilismsg.r &c s.,.o
s s Bend Pon Wi. ,S5 T So ''p
ns TaEorGs TEAIs-FOr E.,.on, hsuch Chunk, Williams
port Reading Pottsvine HarTisburg, kc.
Or TsRoUsH TRAIS-For Easton Bethlehem Allentown,
and Maueh Chunk
EXPIRES TEAM yoR HARRIssyEe-The 8 3 N Express
fran from NevYork arrives Harrisburg at 2:tO noon IN
MIA Central Railroad Northern Central north and south and
witt the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Ai% rsr EG Ms svs sis md nd s nd g
boat: Point s nd Nns Hs
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
NAIL sss:i5 m, Tor Peni55 d intermediate ssssiona
WAY At $50 p M for AddIso~n Nswbursh and inter
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily a. p m. for Dunhk, Buffalo,
csnandsgus and principal Stations The Of Saturday stops
all ''A- i'''n ''''''-'' 49, CHAs AfNoT General supt
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT and FALL RlvER;-The splendid and sqpeho,
n, and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. BrsysOn, MoNDhf,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at io'cl0ck p from Pier No.
y
Hereafter VIII be regarded secured TO any app
sans until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston Is forwarded through With great dispatch By
n Express Freight Train
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
lCOO CENTRAL RAILROAD 1OOV
GREAT DoyBLE.rRACK ROUTE.
The capacity of the Road equal 70 in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor House corner Of Vesey-S<
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 20 and nom Gin
anns Chicago, St. Louis ST. Paul, Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and al other in the West Northwest and Soa
unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
Through for the West leave New York foot Of Court
lsndt-s Morning Express a. Evening Express p N
Sleeping and smoking on al the trens
Fare always low aud the time quick a. By any othe
noute.
By this route Freizhs al descriptions he orwdsd
and point the Railroads Of Ohio Kenucky Indiana
RECT any port the Rsygsbe rivers OF The West oy
steamers from Pittsburgh.
Freight to and from point Of the West by thu
Pennsyvanis Railroad al times favorable charged
other Companies Merchants and shippers ntrus
of their Freight TO this Company rely
With confidence its speedy transit
This Company also maintains EmiTrant Accommodates
Line by which parties rating westward enjoy cheap sd
comfortable mode OF at half the hrstcs rates
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO Astor House
LEIGH & Co., Freight Agents,
No. Aston House and No. South William ct
MCDONALD l. BIsCHOFF Emgrsnt Agents
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup'., Altoona, Pa
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!

Nv the use OF these PHI. the periodic stacks Of Nsrsu "
s HeaGe< may prevented and taken ct the ommsnoe
snt Of an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness SI Do
obtained.
They seldom fall IN removing the Nausea and Headache 70
which females 30 subject
They &C. gently upon the bowels removing Co'f'ss"es
Tor Li-ay M. Sisden,. Decste Females and al persons
OF .lary habit, they valuable Lazd'''e improvins
The appetite giving and to the digestive organs and
re,ons the natural elasticity and strength sthe whole yuem
THE CEPHAIC PILLS the result of long investigators
and conducted experiments having been In use many
wears during which time they have prevented and relieved
vas. amount of pain and suffering from HesdAche whether or
mating IN the nvOu. system from deTansed state Of Vie
sto~dd
They are entirely vegetable In their composition and may Be
tai en- 1t all mes with pefec, safety without making any change
OF diet anA the ab,e.es Of any dageeaOs ta's rrS sa,
10 adatnsr then 10 Children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry spadins On
ssch Box.
Sold BY Druggists and AZ other Dealers In Medicines
Boz viii be sen. BY mall, Prepsh on receipt oil ne
PRICE, % CENTS.
Al orders should be sddresseds
HENRY g. SPALDIN6,
No - CsdsS>, NV. yesA
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FACT WORTH Kyowrys-Spsldinss Cephalic Pills
tain cure for Sick Headache Nervous Headache, Cosyenes
aud General Debility.
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printing.
Go farmers anb Others.

HONEY BEES for SALE.
viii receive orders for good strong healthy Swans OF
bees deliverable NewYork Brooklyn and Jersey City OF At
s station on the Hudson River Harlem Railroad az 90 20
10 Live payable delivery | wiz also attend ts the
placing them proper locations at pnrchaser houses and NV
MAN SHARON Center. Schoharie Co., N u
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HrSins esve:
pRon CHAnBRRs-sr.:
Express, : and II e. n, and ,
p. n.
Troy and Albany, Mall at 3;ls
p. NJ
Troy and Albany with Sleep
ing-car), e:43 p. m.
Poughkeepsie Train, 1880 . m
and | p. m
eeekskill Train, 4 p. m
Sing Sing Train. 10 g u. and
A:30, $50. and $40 p. M =.
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I-OpTuTPN PAU ROAD of NEW JERSEY

N WiNTTR ARRANGEMENr-Dsly, Sundays excepted
e.v. New ok from Court.udt'' Jsrsey CITY rely
For suserus for Money 80 m and IN say.
suserns l3o Money 20 m and g, F a.
ain leaves Sunens and Pi-rmon st l0s p m return
iny Ie.ves New y orb a D q n Monday.
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} PROP
UCTION SALE. - Magnificent Household

II OOIION SAIf. = 1dEIHCtDU tIOUstHOUIu
IA Furniture keeler Co.. auctioneers This Day Thurs
day at No 50 Wet l6thst. bet ath and 6hsys Sale
ucre lo1 O'Clock comprising rosewood mahogany black
anut and enaeed Furniture China Glass svervare table
gallery, &c. Also Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
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- WILD CHERRY EXPECTORANT
Fer COUGHS COLDS and CONSUMPTION
Pleasant to tsAe aud G een.s beuesod By a
prpsguis.
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CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE and RE-
~ TAIL-LECoMTEs, No. $50 GTsenwishst, has on bad
large assortment Of Constituency ior the Hohdsys Just
eefved invoice OF French Bon BonL Paste Toys ke
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-The Creditors Of
III. ESTATE Of r. GARRIGUE hereby notified thas
the have been realized and final DIVIDEND de.
ced Those who have received their share Of the dividend
are requested 10 apply to the Assignee before the t Of February
ne1t-Dec H. 1900 X CRAIGHEAD, Assignee.
d20 Iaw6wTbs Caxton Building No. 80 Centre-st.
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GORE CORNS and BUNIONS are really CURED
- BY the use Of SWISS CORN PLASTER. For sale by
r. DUPUY. DruygiSt No as broadway
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FREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-Y0kk

l. CENTRAL RAlLROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEhExI.
Tho sviasure Line VIII continue receive Freight on ana ss
he close of navigation the Hadsop River a. hsr usu. ce
business Pier T. R. foot Of broads aud will forward TIE
daily by propeller to Port Morris hence ~ Harlem M
resd 10 Albany connecting with New York Central h
road Freigh. eved here previo1. to M viii De
early morning For farther particulars Apply
70 JOHN II. REDFIELD l. Co., Agents. No 10 Southst
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A RETAIL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
IA A Wholesale stock Of WATCHES and SOLID GOLD
yEWELRY Of my mangacare il offered a. Retail for 20
days only w. ByERTON SMITH,
No. Is Maiden lane.
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For The 6o!ioore.

A RTISTIC HOLIDAY PRESENTS Beau
IA nl Kngrsyinr., framedi Palmer, Photographs, and
others in separout; Photographic Albums, for rtee de
vte Color Boxes avery variety, Boxes for Draw Pen
ellis and Drawing Instruments; Albums; Portfolios. Also
Carved Reading Desks Soossnds Flower Vases sc. The
whole forming tasty and elegant collection objects
". SCHAUS. No. GO Broadgay
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Adrian d. Muller AuctioneeI
DEREMPTORY SALE, IN PARTITION, Tor
Il CASH-By ORDER OF the SUPREME COURT,
ADRIAN H. MILLER viii SELL at AUCTION on THURS
DAY Dee a. 1850, at II at the MeIchats kxenanee'
HOUSE and LOT Nc 20 Nsnde Lot Il u nchITont
III rear 3s N OF one eide, and sac the other side
n o58l JOHN A. WEEKS, Referee, No % Nal-st
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Maebinerp.
feaal Eotnes.

~ Office OF appncatOn Tor tne DlSCnAhUE Oh
IN an INsOLyEN from hs debts pursuant The provisions
the third article Of the hr title o. the nth chapter Of the
second part the Revised Statutes NATHAN MASON OF
the City Newly nsoven Notice rst pubsbed Oct l.
Creditors appear before the Hon Charles DAILY
of the Judges Court Of Common Pleas for the City Of New
York the Chamber of the said Court in the City Hall In tbs
City Of NewYork the third day Of January A. d. 1851 81 I'D
O'Clock show why the nsolvent should not mako
assignment and be discharged from his YoTss
Oct. 10, 1890 JOHN FlTCh,
oil lASllwThs Attorney lnsovent, NO. ~ Waist
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Orean 6teamers.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-On
j. SATURDAY Jan s. the United mail steamer Full
TON j. A. WOTTON Commander will sail from Pier No. 81
North River, foot Of Beschst. At noon. ,
This steamship unsurpassed for safety and comor has double
engines under deck inc.osed by tight conpsrtmu
which beside other results tend in the event Of cosion
sadng keep the pumps ~ors and secure the safety
Of vessel and passengers.
Passage in Second Cabin, 8 IS and $50.
For frsigbt or nan.Aze amply TO SAMUEL NJ. FOX.
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO win .ail Feb T.
, 1860-02-03

It is with sincere sorrow we announce The
death Of James 7. ]:spy, usually tenoulIuated
"The Storm King" WHO died Ut Cincinnati on
the :!ttl, inst. Professor Espy, though ouv Of
the 'east obtrusive and most dlyidtut men III
The country, was nevertheless one Of its great
men, and deserves to be enlbalneh in its cher.
islled memories as If those who hare aided 10
lis fame throughout the worlI, and promoted
its substantial interests Ut home.
Some thirty years ago III. Espy was an hum
llc sclooln,aster in this city. About Tint lime
lie began to .ire ssatuitnus lectures before tho
member, Oh the s'1heory Of Storms" i few,
and n vcry ftao, Of those who heard the lectures,
cr who heard Of them, believed his theory;
while the great mass Of our people, learned and
ignorant, treated it with rllicu1e. Fur many
Years it was only the theme Of ridicnle through
the country, by editors and Legislators, aud
even men OF science. At length. after travelling
cities Of the Gnion with little or no success, be
wfnt to Europe end made his "theoraes =
Known to the scientific nlru in that quarter III
tue world. There he was more successful, and
particularly in France, where tue highest scicn-
tilic tribunal in the wolld pronounced in its
favor. From this time forward, his theory
commanded r..ptct, If aot canGdeuee. The
Government Of ,hc tuited States shortly ut,e:
gnve it its countenarcc; and, with tue cxcep-
lion OF short interval, Mr. Espy has been coz
nected With one Of its departments, collecting
5acts to prove the souudncss or test the correct.
ness Of his theory, which he has done beyond
all cavil or doubt
Mr. Espy was, moreover, man Of fine gen
eFat literary and scipnti6c attainmcEts: His pri-
yata life has been one Of innocence and kindness;
loring all mankind, be was IN turn leloved By
all, and leayes the world without III enemy-lc
neyer had one.
We trust that the Franklin Institute, or some
other Of our scsntitic institutions, will see HAT
full justice is done to his memory. II is alike
due 10 our city and State that one Of our sons,
every way SO amiab!e and good in private !i's,
and who has tloue such good service for this
world, should not be allowed to 70 doMn to tie
grave unhoncred or unsuu.. phld
, 1860-02-03
SlIIcllo1dii,x and kidnapping In los
TA&

Il 1uHs E7e 90"7 w 1ss7s.n7'HE''7
4 case elicitiug considerable interest, aud in
rolving the freedom Of a couFle, Of negro gis!s,
IL our knowledge. From villa. WI can learn OF
tue complicated case, The facts are about as fol-
lows. About five years SINCE, i Nr. l.. Cur
It's calae from Tennessee aud settled i, Pleasant
Valley, in tins county, bringing with lin, 10
use Southern phrase, two ''hSe'. negro chil-
t!ren, then Of the ages Of five amt seven years.
Upon his own application, Curtis WIS appoint
cd 'Guard1an' over these unfortunate descen'
,lants Of linn. Everything moved alon=- quiet
ly uutil recently, when It began to bc whispered
about and generally believed that the g''I+ were
Slaves, aud that the Guardianship OF Curtlswas
only rusc to hoodwink the unsuspecting llawE-
eyes. Complaint Was made by s'ne u Cuttiss
Eeighbors tina: he w.s Eot performing; his duty
, 1860-02-03

Spurgeon, ths London preacher, in 1etterto
tue Boston Itat1naaA and R.nettor, clears hint
self from the charge, recently made against him
and his publishers, Of supprcssus his dcnunci:.
:ious Of slavery in the American edition Of hi>
sermons, wlict circulate extensively in III.
Southern States. We quote few passages
from his letter:
.'liayiux no shareholders in England, should
have been beating the mir III had preached
against slavery to mr. people, for that is the ".
~ last crime they are likely TO commit. 1t is
lar more propab'e that any Shareholder who
should show himself III our nci.hborhood would
ret lnark which he would carry to his grave,
if i, did not carry him there.
II do from my utmost soul dctest slavery
anywhere aud everywhere, mud although conf
,,unc ut the Lords table with meu Of alf creeds
ret with a Shareholder. hnge 10 fellowship Of
any sort or kiad. Whenever one has called
uron NE hare considered it 1ny duty TO express
nv le,estation Of his wickedncss, mud would Us
s,oou think Of receiving murderer into my
church or into any sort Of friendship rs Man-
stealcr. Nevertheless, as have preached in
London and not in New York, hare seldom.
made my alusion to american slavery in my
sermons.
This accounts for the rur1or that have left
ont tue ant;.slarr:y from MY American edition
of sermons. This is not true in any measure,
for. as far as my memory serves me, caunot
remember that the subject MIS- handled ut all
in any Of my printed sermons beyond = passing
allusion, and hare never altered single sen
tcncc in sermon which has been sent out to
ms ..merican publishers beyoud the mere cor.
,ection which involved words and not sense.
However, il my think me capable Of such dou"
BILE dealing, doubt not that they Judge OF me me
Ly themselves, aud from such persons esteem
is not desirable. l do not therefore regret the
loss Of il. Ihave this much to say to all who
respect INC in America: did not want to be
blaming You constantly, while there arc sins
enough in my own country, but l shalt not
snare YOUR naiion in future. shall remember
ti1..t NV yoicc echoes beyond the Atlantic, and
the crying sin Of q .nan,stealing people shall
not 20 unrebukea. I dill not know that had
| been 50 fully adopted citizen Of yGur repub..
lie. but finding that you allow me to be one OF
Yourselves, / will speak ont quite severely:
enough, and perhaps more sharply than will
meot with appreciation.
, 1860-02-03
To the Western Gold Fields,

EpfIoE9 tRtHH AID lklEESE:-
notice in the daily Press ASn TR1-
uuxE Of thursday, thht your eye, always
on the watch for whatever pertains
to Chicago and western interests, turns
attention to tie suggestion before the Chicago
Board of Trade, calling for the opening Of IN
Express aud Commercial highway between this
city aud Jefferson, the seat Of the Rocky: Noun
tain gold tnines.
wish to call attention to several items which
have bearing upon the subject thus brought
before the public. gathered from personal OBJ
seryation, and. from facts established By the
most reliable explorations.
First: That On,aha City, the capital Of No.
.braska. aud Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the oppo-
site side Of the Missouri river, arc, and always
will br the muin distributing points for alt tie
Missouri valley above the city of St. Joseph,
Missouri.
Second: 1Lat Omaha City is The natural md
most feasible point upon the Missouri river for
the starting Of Il commercial and railroad route
to the Rocky Mountain gold mines, and to
Pixies Peak because it is at the foot of tie
great Platte wiley, and commercially ut the
mouth Of the great Platte river; because, with
the exception Of tnble land Of about twelve
miles width, between The plateau, upon which
Olnalu il built, aud tl.c Platte valley, there il
magnificent and natural railroad grade Oh ll.e
norl, side of the rlntt. river fer over six hun
drel miles, either to the gold .nlncs On the
Sou,l1 Folk Of the Platte river, and to
California, or to the "South Pass," by the
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