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THE CONSERVATIVE rRorERrIEs or SNOW ~
ice are well known. Were II not for tho vje-
lence to which a body is exposed, the corpse, of
those who meet with death in the crsyassss
would lie carried down without seeing corrup-
ton until they were east up on the surfac. %
discharged at the termination Of the fro.sa
flood. Probably the forms of the unhappy nea
who accompanied Dr. HAMyr. in his ascent a
Mount Blanc, and who were overwhelmed In q
Great cleft, will lie there for centuries without
the least approach to putrefaction.
ANEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE wss put on trias
nt Rochester on Monday last. Steam was got
up in six minutes from being placed for suction
near the canal, and from an inch and quarter
nozzle she threw powerful stream 202 fest
through 100 fcct Of hose 207 i-2 feet through
500 feet of hose lH7 feet inches through 1000
feet Of hose and - feet through 800 feet of
hove. A strong wind prevailed at the time, or
those distances would no doubt have been sur
passed. The machine weighs G,OOO pounds snd
can he drawn easily and at speed by two horses,
and il requires only g. lbs. Of steam to drenci
fire at the above distances.
TnoNr VINO rASCY THAT THE PEArs o.
BLOSDIN are something "ncw under the sun"
arc greatly mistaken. JouS EVELYN, the cello
hratcd author, in his Diary, under date 15th
September, lGj7, says that he saw "a Turk
who walked harciootcd on an almost perpendicu-
lar ropr, taking hold only with his toes and not
~ much as touching it with his hands, he danced
"
oftwclvr years old tied tu his feet and "a lvlinS
about twenty feet below him ~ he danced yeS
he moved a. lightly rs II he had been a feather.
Lastly, hc stood on his head n a very high mass.
danced On very lack rope, aud finally hew
down the perpendicular rolc ol his breast, head
fOrcmast and arms extended"
TIN Err,hrluNNL orRSAr. Of Forsvth, Ga,
gives the following a. the number of negrs
"sl.yrs' connected with the different churches
South: Connected with the Methodist Church
South, are 100000: Methodist North in vir-
giuih aud Maryland Ii,OOO; Missionary and
Hard shell BtptistS, IL, 900; OH School Pros
hytcriaus, l2,OOu, New School Pre- abyterians
supposed, G,uOO; Cumberland Prcshytcrians, 10
900; Protestant EpiscupainnS 1000; Camp
bcllitcS ur Christian Churches. 10 600 all Other
scots combined, ~, 600. Total culorcl membcr-
ship south, 1000. 1T j. q safe calculatioa,"
remarks the same Journal, Ito say that three
for every one connected with the churches attend
disiuc service on the Lords day. In the az
trcmr southern states there are more, for The
owners aud ovcrs"crs require them, in many b
stances, to tum ,u To preaching. Then i65, 90
multiplied ly three gives Us one million thres
hundred and nin"ty-tivc thousand slaves in at
tendance On Divine service in the South evay
Sabbath,
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THE NEW YOkk sun
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 80 1851.
The Fulton .sreetprs,cr Meeting, Yesterday.

The revival scenes Of 1858 seem to lie repro
duced in this meeting. One who was in IL during
that memorable winter, would feel that he WAS wit
Messing the same manifestations of the Hty spint
now. And not only a., but the reports from other
places ard Vluicles show that in sIne, At Least, I,r
same great grscr drstsrss 10 refresh aud m ate
tie childrtu ol God. We cannot but hope that q 4
isrcIsr NJ bis people for great slt, tuI blessing,
Wien the tuu,ulu Of the people have been still
ard tic present political noise nnd strife have p'sd
away. The following communication, written in a
German lard, anil duly authenticated with ssuIug
tho writer's name, read in the meeting;
d" To ne Fulton street IFdyrr Meeting:
Give praise aud thank ssivug to tie L"fd iNr he
has answered your prayers. Some three months agn,
| ssktd you to pay for = large u hrman family.
Prayer lered for that family ~ three days last
week, IN your meeting. Today send you the Joyful
news, that the Whole family hopefully converted.
except one, who is under conviction for his sins.
viii you unite In prayer for this remain
ing once mofe' Certainly you will. Ia
answer n your prayer, God has poured out
his iry sput uron our congregation, IN such a
manner caun.t say in words. More than 30
snu's ave found i,acC In jesus Christ cur Lori
seLildrcn irom cur sabbath S,hool, irun 10 IT, Il
years Of age, among them. great number oi
soul, are feeling that they are sinners. OA pray
for u', that many more may come ont on the l'rd''
sie. Pcass pray ;or 'nc Old man, 20 years o. ngc,
and uuc " hs grandchildren, girl Of Il, VII, dse
70 hc saved. Pray also for two fIn,t lea children
Of the Old man. They do nr, iovc Christ, but hate
him, aud mock and prosecute those who love the
Loud. This old man has " live with one Of these
families oh : pray Ior us earnestly.
Your humble brother ia Christ Jesus,
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<IEw YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
sr,yENp, BROTHER q 90,

6TEVEND, BROTHER 90,
rsi PEARI STREET, NEW YORK.
Ia. OF afATiON1RY and PORTABLE STEAM KH
INES and BOILERs, wOODWORTHp PLANkhS
nd III other WO0D WoRKIsa NJ ,onIsna
, LATHES, PI.ANEkS, DRILI1.
LEATHER RUBBER BELTINu,
ABBiT AND OTHER COMPOSITION MRrAIA
With ali other articles NJ edful In Q Machine ShoN
SOLE MANUFACTuRERS0F or
sD: LICKr. Cslebrstsd Anttfris
HlkRIy PAfENT STYLING MACuIN1
AFYRyYv DOUBLEAC.TIH0B BALL VALVE
! sRrAsuE sCAIkStN SRKAT VARIETY.
Nod many ekhs; vsl-Ahls Articles.
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each a corner II a sicct Of paper, stretch Il from
the first table over The yT~, and 1t it fall uron
them ~ - the sheet over with ri,h'r hard Hat
hru.h. aud u receives he impression; tho al 1t
is then lifted hy the corners again, and let fall
between the two tables.
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INJEN YORK MACHINE n DEPOT.
" SrEvESs s:oTHEk = co.

sSssy sSins.s ana Ss fiath 8, power md hand plan.
r. ari1s seaTA uttinS msshins, bolt euteerS motis
o.: Al h< .sis q 'ss w svs's ss scssss; III I; sal
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deal Of spprt hension fct among all classes ths
Turkish ,sItta', the naive Christians held com
muniCn iur mutual comfort an IN, ,nirage.
ment. The numl er of communicates was ntnetecn.
repr scnting crit di'''eut LatlOuItes, va, seven
Osmanlis, two Prrsiane, one African ono I4rselite,
Irishu,an, thrCc Americans, three Euylishnen
nsld one German.
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BaAAlNERY, 20.
NICKS ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
FOB PUNCHING, SaKARINa,

III aQsr EEFiCiENT, ESSs1MCMo ~ psan AID
| hAbOk bAxiN9 MAChlNES IN IHk Wohi,O
sred n running them and NO repairs are needed for
HoArs the largest machine require lars than horss
over for shssrins and Punching Iron 70 ons Inch In
iokns. with 40 perceptabe effort doing ths work In
Ne most smooth and perfect manner.
I've refer 70 the largest and moA suoos.ui sablish-
tsuts IN s eountry TO learn the iue q the various
ioorrn hEwErT, Trenton, n, j.; CoRIIss 5IkAh Es.
Es Co; Proyidsaoe r. IL J. B4 W: W. Co.sxIL,
.nLs, Detroit Mich CoLIIss AIx FAoroxY, Collins
die, q, and many other. In Ssv Yerk New England,
Virginia, illinois, Georgia, Ohio, DC, DC, many OF
hon. after using them for two three years say they
oad n0t bs without them Tor three four tn,as their
~ and others say that In parison with any other
ehinss known 70 thsm, that fsv pay Tor THAR oos D
ery hx month"; uss.
STEVENS BROTHER b 90,
0OL1 AGENT2, 92S PEARL STREET,
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rHIGH METALLIC rAINT-THE UN-
dsrsisued sseuts for this invaluable paint, are pro
a 10 spply tho large clss sealers At the lowest
nfacturers prizes. They ~arrant the article to be
metal: for preserving iron and other metals, and
a and CANVAS II has no eIual: Brick saildlnsy
.d vith one coat Of thiA pa at will be kept perfect
~ foT many yeArs-at about .onethird the prlos Of
"a taAd-n z worth yntly more i9f all nch paIposss-
BrRVENs, BROTHER 90,
t-nS 922 Pearl 81. New York-
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Nuisiana.

Tux FOLLOWING was received At toe late -
hour to appear in tho whole Of yesterdays -.
tion:
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EMPuovvyENT-Femnle.

CEwING MACHINES-wANTED LADIES
~ 10 hsrp 70 o. .r4i. wheefr Wilson, iinyro,es
rs.ing ui.c!.insp - Of the olde< experienced
In tSe city taught all kinds of stchins. hen
ming, fclns, trc.irs susees, and thoroagh manhse
hspted "a scrS olscps Tor 81. Tbovs wanting soo5
1S--sSs can ~ ppjnd ~ Ass Canal d over the .tore
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E,srs..,S MENT-Ma,e.

A GENTS WITH FROM o. TO go CAN
N meet ith au etru.ut opportunity TO make msney
npiily, by lhu. .nfr,ly light article Of uni
v-rral sst uS' tatsutad, by calling At 5S and oNc
k3rvaSvpy ~. W, roons No g halls 2Aan'iS
HNSTRUCT1YE AND AMUSING EMPLOY
ment, by which either adie- gntlemp can ea-ily
-frD s2 TO SO pr iay without rk can b. had by sind
lne four O. 20 tao = mpe tn "EUsENt, Box 9yO
rsturn mail. ian23 24so
ndALE AMI FEMALE HELP OF ALL
AVA nations ~4uti 10 notes they can be suited Win
Sood situations in rvery capacity, by Supplying to MAN
KING, sTs SIX IA are. n B.-We can recommend this
o15' o. ss rpliAbia s9!i .n'lE
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A PARTNfENTS TO LET TO LET TO A
IA rI ecablc family hrrt floor OF four story bT K
Afro, large -pfC, suitable for Croccrs or liu
or butcher. Appiyllg1 Niuctccnth street. between
Q nd I'd avenue las J'l'S
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COTTAGE TO LET IL 9Th ST, WILLIAMS.
~ burg lisndsome cottage rooms gas water , @ tnll
iota, rent Slj Aso 1t fUOr, rooms rent ~: Tour
ruons, rent IS; folding do"rt grta, &c alo rooms
rent so Inquire ~ Cottage lIOue, 6th 4, bet Eeen
North Gth and Tth str IA Jazz 3'l4t
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TO LET.

a PARTMENTS TO LET - A PARLOR
~ floor; ettire rent Sil the high, roomy basement
oor rent a. tn 1T to respectable tenants In private
hcuse s7h Fast 10Th It. location ccntra poscsti9n Ia
roI or nov jays yllT
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personal.

A RMY AND NAVY
IA PAY, Pension. Ann pOCNTY MONTY
OFEICE, 'ET
go 3nlO TIIOS. l.. BKlNiNARD, 81 W. st.
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To he Eh'or3 0rhe EVaniRg Past;
Being much moved by the apYell Of Ql,rter-
master General Meigs Tor supply OF llanket.
from domestic stores 10 NEE. tho pressing ne
ce5sities Of our bcnumbed army, made search
and found, AS most housekecpers d. that there
we're syme which could be spared. | then cali.
ed at the office No. d State street, which wal
declared by a policeman in the neighborhOod
and by small sign on the door, 10 be the otIics
Of the QuaTtermsster Of the city Of New Ysrk
my obJed being to get further particulars. /
IS very unpleasant to be suddenly dampeC
when in glow Of patriotic benevolence and il
VAS severe shock 10 be informed, as was a
tho Onice in question, that Gen. Meigs mus
have been deceived as TO the urgency Of tn,
case, and that plenty Of blankets were to b,
had ia this city at dollar and half, and any
number could be obtained by contract on b'
shortest notice. This was the substance OF tn,
information, and left mo 10 draw the inference
either that the government is at cross purpose
with iteslf, Or Is very badly served by one o
other ot Ito Sgslts.
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LEGAL RErORrs-wFDNsSpAv,
Sup reme Court,

Spfeme Court.
ions qfAusst-The People m Ne R,,a-
tons Of John HeinovA rs. John Kelly, SheriG
ac.-The f,lstor was arrested by the defena-
ant az sheriff Of the city and county, under and
by vr'1e cf attachment issued against hin out
Of the Count Of Common Pleas in proceedings
for Contempt IN violating an order made In pro-
ceedings supplemental 70 execution.
h- Ieis.f ai ~ his arrest sued out q writ Of
aa6,ds corpus bfae Justice Barnard, alleging
that ;ho warrant Of commitment was void. Tho
order citing the contempt was referred 10 N
tho commitment. but the particular contempt
was not set forth in the rant
The relator's counsel cOntsnded that the war
rant fr the nrrest usr void and worthless, unless
II specifically set 'o'th the contempt charged,
and insisted, that for the reason that this war;
rant was olr'ant in that respect, the arrest of
the relstor was Illegal, and he should be dis =
charged from Gust ov. The Court, howsv~,
allowed the order on mo attachment proossd-
nes II le male a. part cf the Sherif's return,
and finally reranded the prisoner 10 the eusto-
dy Of the Sheriff. This was I. writ Of ceItiorari
to bring up the saso for review before the Go.o-
raj Tenn.
The questions raised on the argument wore
precisely the same ~ those recitcd above. Tha
Cotrt reserved its decision.
TiH, of Foreign Trustees 10 Property " De
United Sfnes-Aoss mon and drother ps Myer
Cder.--Tho plaintiffs sue as trustees TO Siekei q
Co., Belgium irm, to recover e20,0 ,0Oa of tho
defendant. The plaintiffs were appointed un-
der the Belgium statute, by the Tribunal Of
Commerce, and clai N % be, by virtue thsreof,
entitled to certain property Of tho defendant IN
the United y ates.
4 similar action was brought by the sams
PARTIES against the defendant, which was deeid-
cd by the Court Of Goneral Term about I've
months since, the Court holding that tho plain
uils, as foreign statutory assignees or Iustsss.
| did rot acquire ttls 10 propsTty which was il
| the United States Al the time of their sppoint-
| mcnt. In accordance with the opinion IN thsk
csse, the Court, in this instance dismissed 4 Z
complaint, ordering An allowance 10 the deien-
| dant al : 40
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PRICE ONE CENT
Telegraphio News
Pony Rxpre~.

Pacific Spring', on. 9.--Tho Pony Bxp-css,
with California dNes u the ID inst, passed this
place today.
Sdn Ftdncisco, Sryt '1.-Siilei on the 2sth,
United States 'loop of-war s.. Mary, "a cruise
ou the southern onas'; brig Thcrcsa, Hong
Kong; steamer, nole Sam, carrying 2AO pa,
sengcrs ard tl,ii5 900 in treasure, Of which
thore was 81 coo, 900 for New York.
The Legislature Of Nevada Territory va,
convened at Carson City Yesterday. Governor
Nye sent in his mesS-se today AM rccsm
mondod tho adoption of a Califrni, mining
law for that territory, and Sunday law, clos
ing with patriotic remarks.
sthe steamer Coriez brings Oregon dstos TO IN
9th uh. The news Is uniDportant. Sh'
brought coo, coo in gold, and variety Of 20
yofnmcnt s.orea, iOO mules, and 55 horses toi
tho army. Tie latter cost ei75 par head.
Sandwich Island dAes to tho 1th ult. hsve
hccn received. The rcmn,nt Of small town
has been discovered on Walden Island, sup
posed TO have been landing place Tor the buc
cancers three centuries ago.
Tho ship Storm King, from New York, re-
ports a severe gale OIL Capc Iorn. She was
compelled 10 throw ovcrboIri 80 tons Of freight.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pIoy.ment-

A letter from Mount Vernon, Rockclsls coun.
~, dated the 2d inst, confirms the retreat d
Aoliicoiicr beyond London, Iauro couaty with
his advance f about : 900 men; lie was lallnl;
back upon his main body OF 10, 900 To l., 900
which is stationed at Cumberland Gap, within
the limits Of Tennessee. This, if true and We
cannot doubt it, shows tht. his invasion Of oar
slate was an act Of premeJitatcd robbery, and
the tirst proclamation which he i,,acl was a
deliberate lie. He penetrated our state far
enough 10 reach the extreme salt works at
GOoSe Greek, in Clay county, which ho de- poll
ID Of all its AOck on hand, Transporting Il in
twenty wig rs into Tennessee, and in ike
mannor he Ia, driven OH every head ul cat'le no
could lay his thieying grip upon,-LoUim,Ns
.LnLLLnnL
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THE NEW YORK SUN
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1891.


BosroS, Oct. ,; 1851.
To Me Editor cf tie Sun -
After the arrival Of Col. Wilson's regiment
from the cncsmpment at Lynnacld, a little blt
Of row occurred, as thcy were about mo, ing
or Though Il WAS a rainy day, q tremendous
crowd had assembled to sse them depart, and
there was much crowding. A largo police force
was present to keep back the spectators. Some
pretty hard words were used. A woman who
had endeavorod TO get through the line was put
back by policeman. A member ol the rroWcr
Guards, Of RoXbury, intcrfcrod and struck an
officer Of the police force over tho head, wi h his
musket, and knocked him down. lilo VA,
about repeating the blow, when anoihe 7 officer
seized his arm. The soldier then attacked this
officer with his bayonot and inflicted some
slight wourds on his face. S,mo Of tho sol
diefs joined in tho row. Pistols were drawu
Ivy tho police, who Threatened TO shoot the
first man who should undertake to hinder them
mrcsting tho soldier Masking the assault. lie
vas hurried into q furniture wagon ani hurried
OF to station No. 1. Tho namN Of thu ~ her Is
Norton. lie is an ugly customer, and has made
no, little trouble since ho has been in camp al
Iynnfcld. Massachusetts, soldiers will lind
thoy are smensblc 20 the civil authorities though
they have arms in thcit L.uis, unir military
command.
loud ccmmcndstions are heard in tho street,
today of tho noble speech OF Hon. Robert c
winthrop on the presc ntAtion Of a banner TO The
22d Icgimont, on yesterday TGOmoon Il hn
the true rng.
Several naval vossclsar now nearly rcady IN
leave Nantucket Roads and bo OIL tor secret ser.
vice nobody knows whore. General Du'lcr'
brigade is filing up rapidly. He is now at thc
hcd Of the New EuRland Department.
Many surmiso that he will command thi'
brigade wheu it moves. Others believe thai
General Wool will bo ordered To tho commsn'
II some u tho secret expeditions which ar
now being got IN readiness.
In the Salem Street Church, religious scr
vices are held every night. Rev. Mr.. Ham
mond is engaged in conducting them. IL
unerstood that moro than 100 have been hope
| fully converted. Rev. DIR. Kirk assists in tn
moetings A sermon Is preiched and then
prsyor meorng, and ono for religious inquir
follows in separate lecture rooms. Is.
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Chinese Life,

Tho American Crn'ul at switow, China, Ia
written a letter 10 tho Rochester Advcriiaor In
which no STATE. some very interesting facts IL.
'p'c'ing the habit, aul manners OF tho Chinose.
Spc hin; Of the p'upla OF tho district Of Han.
how, omo tvo huuIred miles above Shanghai
and which has become, In III, place Of Canton,
'he Dorado Of the Empire, ard tho graa' toa
port Of the country he saws they aro a bold,
turbulent, lawlcss sot Of raseals in constant war
with zach other A. regards tho ,tito If 80
csiy, he expresses tho opinion that not ing
hho Il IL 10 10 found anywhere CLIO in the
world, not even in Africa. In proof Of this, we
~" told that bjatm,n At Swalow ard men Ht
work arc seen ",uircly uaLoi, Female chi.
Iron arc but Of little account n fcgion ia; !.
u most populous cf any in an the country.
Tie corr pOndent savg that ha ''can obtain
large baskets full of live, kicking Chinese
nahe'-a dozen or more IN escL--tur two dol
lar' blskot.' Tie ada, it /, mot uncommon
:" lgd them on the roadside or rolling on the
lppO "
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ROynl Match NInl.lnR

II ha been rumored that the Elgli,h Court
recently sought the hanl OF a Danish Princes
for tho Prince Of Wales. The young lady thu,
suoken Of Is the daughter OF Prince Christian
of Schlcswig- steln-Souderburg- -Gluckshurg
and Is in her 18th year. Prince Christian il |,
Who in 1898, was declared heir to the Danish
throne the present King boiug childlc's and
lhia may account for the extreme dissatisfaction
mnni"'oI hv the English g. ,erImcnt at tho
recent msnwuyrc, or tie King of Sweden To
'bthlu the succcssiO TO ths crow II Of Denmark,
h~ill 10 rem, mbcrod that his Swedish Maics-
~ US poinicdly sighted month or two ago
'.ilg ON visit 10 England,
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singular Occurrence In Boaou.

Last week 4 | dy (Mf-. P-) who hal 70
Gently como to B stOn was acco'tcd by as'rinsc
man in the street, who desire her 10 como 9TH
him. A lady friend, who was walking with
her roprovcd the ruIiar, but he continued walk
ing cloae by her side ill they reached tho base
ment door of Rev DR.. ks house. The
terrified ladies ran in at tho open door; tho man
seized Mrs P by the arm, AMI tried u
drag her; but strugglin with him, sho brough,
him into tho passage within. Her liiy iriord,
standing outside, closed and held tho door hut,
ringing the hell violently. henss,lint, in spit"
Il her resistance, determined to kidnap Mrs. P,
forced tho door open, breaking a clsss and wound
ing his hand. by this timo the family, who woro
NJ dinner, came 10 tho rescue, and tho villain
found himself in the grasp Of Rev. DIR. K,
who der anded his authority for tho a,tsmpt to
kidnap tho lndy--one ~ DIR. Ks friends.
The man confessed hc had no authority; that he
was an employee In the Custom House, and
tina, ho and others had loen hired to dog tho
steps Of Mrs. p, kdnap AMI carry her of
by her husband, WHO occupies = high.y u
,rative office in tho Custom llna4c, anil ha.
- me political celebrity. Mrs. p, whom
Ter husband has not seem in some two years,
has been seeking dir0rCe having engaged
eminent ccJnsel for that purpose, and foi
the rurposo Of removing her out Of his i-ay.
md stopping tho imnendin, "-occe,licgs, tho
""'o"nu ..., employed secret agotts since her
grr;val in Boston, 10 watch aud follow no.
l,cnts, ard thus discover her whore lbouts. ON
lhc day of tho attempt nj kidnapping, carriage
had been waiting from scyen In tho mOrLi 4
during the LAY at different points in the streo
| through which she was expected 10 plss, an
| men had been posted a. various corners. Jus
hefWe the man accostel Mrs p, voice from
| the carriage called out" There arc tho WI
men drive quick, John :" bnt the driver mis-
took two other persons for The ones dcsiguA,ed-
/ 4 = 90. 4
| could he have obtained the con rol of tho wife
| Iorson W 3 asccrnincd to bs-tO convey her L
some mad.hou.e under tho 2rc,Cxt Of lura,y
| II such doing arc tolerated In Boston, what ar
VIC TO thinl. Of t'.c morals ard good oId3r or th
! modern A hens?
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HriJIr, oct. 9.-Dr Hayes, Of the pcl'r
FNpcdiion, arrived here this norning ia tho
United States. The party No all we'll. Two
have died, namely Ausus' Sontdg, the astron.
omer, and Glib ON Ciru'heN.
DR.. Hayes reached smiths Stats on the
2Glh Of Ausus' last year, but could not pcnc
trA'e The Strait with his vessel either las. scs.
4on or this He wn'cted A. Port Fuulke, near
Alexander, and with dog AMI slcdge, reached
Latitude n degrees 50 minutes May 18th, this
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vlso, for upwards o, % yesrs, has ontiringy de-
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knowleige otaAinsd In lisS dn1 qeni - nurss
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ban saved from al early s>Ts by in unsly uss,
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d'AchAJged her duty 70 her suffering rLs one, In
or opnioa, uatil shs bAs giysn u Ns bensfi Of
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