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to interrupt the quiet observance Of the Sab
bath, aod which grisvously ofF.nds ths mora
enss of the community, and thus tsnds TO .
breach a IL psass. Il nay vsll be that d,
kgtelstere thought that 1 Sunday theatre,
with ks dtinking Sslcons and its usual indscs.
nsa>s 20 licsafiouesas,aad oshsr kindred vicea
Wa not consistent With ths psaos, good ordw,
7 md sesstS Il Ne sity. Thsy might wsn b of
the oplmon that such placs would - &c nur-
ssfy d vics, > sceool Of prsparatisu 10 quality
young men for the eahows and young women
for the brethel." But vhstsvsr the r.ssou may
have bean, II was . natter within the legisls-
tive discretion and 20 ser, aud their wiil must
stand - the rsas m Of the law
We could not, IL ws would, declare tsat in
rocsnt which they have sdjudgsd bsnsful, and
have 90 prohibited. The act in subs 'ancs do.
clsrss q Sunday theatre to be . nuisance, atd
deals with II As such. The @ institution pro-
vides for this cas-, by declaring that the llbsr-
ty OF tonscience secured by it shall not bs 20
construed o. TO excuse acts OF licentiousnsss
or justly practicss Inconsistent with the pea 20
ana safety Of the ststs." The Legislature
places Sunday theatres In this category. and
they are the sole judges. The act is clearly
constitutional as dealing with and hasing 70
spcct to the Sabbath as civil and political
Institution, and not affecting TO interfere with
religious belief or worship faith or practice.
The conviction was light. and the judgment
must b affirmed
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fs' Preset Fiest .vels.sssss frsa Sserusasy
The Paris correspondent of tho Newark Duly

fhs Frt uck Fiese .velanssssp freA 6sersaay
1hs Psris correspondent of tho Newark Duly
Advertiser says,
In late lsttee mentioned that the French
Govssnment, had dstsrminsd 10 increase It's
squsdrn In The Amerie an Vat.rA The fact IL
of3rhIly con6fmsd by The 0oeifssr ot this
morning, which annsancss tkAf ths French
naval station Of the Antilles hes fsesived
rsirfcrcsmsst Of -four war vssssls, under the
command Of Rear Admiral RaSsAvp, and that
ne Antilles station Is hereafter TO include
North America In presence Of the svsats
which sgitaie and divide the ststss Of the
American UDion," says the French Official
journal, :" the Emperor has resolved TO send
forces into these wasrs sufficient to protect
Fret ch interests and ensure respect I, thsm."
:, y. yesterd.y showu private ls ter from
Frankfort, containing the s,sepsnt th It .
Igidsnt Of volunteers Is bsibg org,nizsi in
ruspy, whose sc-vicss arc TO be ofrsred to
tn Government Of the United S.a,s. Moan.
time, ,.veial Of tn. Ffsn h officers who recent
applied to the u. s legation In Paris and were
in'ormed that Il Q Minister had no authority
TO accept 'hsir services, have determined to
leave for America, and trust to chance for en-
plsyTent when they arrive at their des tination.
! ccnvers sed yesterday with an fcer who fol.
lowed GARiBALDI throughout the Sicilisu and
Neapolitan campaigns and who informed ma
that he had taken passage for New York la
ore Of the steamers from Liverpool next week.
Our latest journals from Maorid ntatns sc.
CO UNITS Of grand farewell dinner, given by the
French Am mnssssdor, In honor OF tho Hon. WN.
PRHsTos, ef Kentucky, Munster OF the Uai'ed
States to the Court Of Spain, Who WAS en- the
point OF returning TO America. Forty guests
vtre present, including several members OF tho
,anish Cabiust aud the corps d;piomaigHc.
Mr.. PRrsrcr Is uuivc, sally liked at Msdri',
and much regret Is expressed at his depat-
ture.
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human IN IT, and yst vss fall Of brutuhn, ss,
he fell for ssrd oo bis faS.
rlaxzr <,z A uns.z.

DAAHn w - noAHSs-
Having heard how n. Du CsArtLs killed
gorilsa let as - nov ~ gorilla killed ere
q The travSlsfaAsu. n fhs Wkits travslsr and
bic guides coma upon 6ns of bis party vSshdsd
On The ground: We ieked him up end drsassA
h,s wounds 10 wsil a,1 \could with sags torn
with my clothes. Who'd hsd given hisn 1t
Tie biandy to- drink he eaas 10 Aimsslf, and
vas a6le but with great Sifnculty, to speak.
lie said that hs had met the gorilla suddenly,
snd face TO face, and that II b ID not attsmptei
10 escape. IL wss huge male, aud sssm,d
very savage. II was. he said, in avs,y gloomy
Part Of the wood, end the darknes. I sapps,
rade him mics. He sAiA he took good al m,
and tired when tbs beast vas only ab,dt eight
yards n. Toe ball merely wounded Il In ths
side. IL at once began beating IL bre,st and
With the greatest rage advanced upon him.
To run away was impossible. lie woald
have been cauf hi Ia the ju- gle before he hd
4, ns dozen yards. He stood bis ground, and,
a. quickly as he could, 10 10 ,ded his gun. Just
a. he rased It to FIRE the gorilla d,shed II out Of
bis tsnds, ths gun going cf In the fall and
then 10 an instant, with a terribl, roar, tho
animal gsvea him tremendous bios with IL,
immense open paw, frightfully licsrating tho
abdomen and with this single bio y wing bare
part the intestines. As he sank bleo ting to the
ground, the monster seizsd tho gun, and the
poor hunter thought he would have his brains
dashed cut wnhit. But the gorilla see med to
have loC kcd upon this a's) as an enemy and in
bis rage almost hatt,ned tho barrel bstween his
strong jaws When we cane uton the x ound
the gorilla was gone. This IL th ir m yde when
a, a,tscksd-to s'riks cne or 30 bio va aud then
leave tho victims Of their rage on the gfoui d
aud 70 of into the voo's.
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A train Of about fftssn freight wagons. pur-
porting 70 10 loaded with arms ~ d smmuni-
Topeka, q lev days sincs, by ordsr Of the Gov
error, As there were some suspicious circum-
stances COM ectsd with its movements. A
dispatch was Immediately ssnt to Col. BRAECH,
Indian Supsrintspdent at St. Joseph, inqur ng
Whistler the train was moving und, his orders;
and II 20, expressing . fear that IL would be
dangerous 20 arm the Indians on our western
border at tho prtssat tins. IL was also
suggested that the property should be stored
Al Topeka, until the Department could be
notified Of The facts In the case. Col. BsAuCII,
In response TO the communication Of the Gov.
srnor, authorized the do sotion Of tn, arm, and
ammunition, until the receipt OF furthe. ,rder,
from Washington. The goods removed consist
Of 33 kegs po Wdsr, $40 rounds; A kegs bullets,
1850 pounds; "a cass (2i4) guns. Tho other
supplies were not DISTURBED, and tho train was
suffered to pass on.-LeapemoorM Times May
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"Du CaaiAus Adrsntares in A fIcd," work
recently published in England. and attracting
considerable attention for its novel and rscy
descriptions Of African adventures, relstss the
following interesting particulars Of the Gorilla
FIRST sIGHr OF GORILLA.
Suddenly was startled by . strange, dis
sordAnt, half hums cry, and bshold fur young
gorilla, running tows'd the deep forss's. We
fred, but hit nothing. Then Ne rushed on In
pursuit but they knew the woods better than
animals again, but an intoi vontny tres spoiled
my mark, did not frs. We 'sn until We
wore exhaustsd, but 10 vain The alert beasts
made good their escape. When We could pur-
sus 70 more, We returned slo Wy 10 our camp,
where the women were anxiously expecting us.
/ protest felt almost like murderer, when
saw the gorillss the first time. As they ran
on their hind legs--thsy looked fsArfuAly like
hairy men; their beads down, their bodies in
chned forward, their whole appearance like
men running fer their lives.
A GORILLA osvxsno DEFIANCE.
The underbrush swsysd rapidly Just shsad,
and prsssnily bsfors US stood an imusnss male
gorills. He stood about . dozen yards from
ps, and was . sight think shall never forget.
Nearly six feat high, (ho proved four inches
shorter With immenss body, hugo chest. and
great muscular arms, with horcoly giAring,
isrge, deep grey eyes, and hsllish sxpSssst n
Of face which seemed TO me like so No night
mare vision-.hus stood before rs the king OF
the Airicsn f0rest. He Va, not afraid Of us. Hs
stood there, a6d beat his breast with his huge
fists till It rssounded like an Immense bass drum,
which Is their mode Of offaring def ancs, mean
time giving vent TO roar after roar. The roar Of
the gorilla Il the most singular and wful poiss
bsard In thsss African woods. IL begins with
sharp bsrk,lihe an angry dog then glide, into
deep bsss roll, which literally AMI closely re-
ssmbles the roll Of distant thunder along the
ky, for which have Sometimes been tempted 10
take II where | did not zee the sn,m Il. 81
deep Is IL that 1t seems - prOcesd less from the
mouth and throa. than from the deep chest and
vast psunoh. His eyes began to fash fsro,r
fire as we stood motiOnless on the dsfsaiive, and
the crest Of short hair which s,ands on his
forehead began TO twitch rapidly up and do w,
while his powerful faags were she wn as hs again
cent forth thundersus roar. And now truly
II he reminded me Of nothing but some hsllish
dream Great Urea being Of tha hideous order,
half man hslf-bssst, which We fnd pictured by
old arts' In soms rep 'sssntAtions OF the infer.
nal res ions. He advanced . few stsps-thou
stopped to utter that hidso,s roar again --ad
vsncsd again, and finally stopped whs7 at dis
tspce Of shout six yards from US. . cd here
Just % he began another Of his roam. be l'inp
Ia breast in rage, va fred and kulsd i'm
ith . goAn which hAi s,msthin2 tsrI biz
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Iha French Raun dren.

The Courrtr DIS Etats Unis says with regard
TO the remor that a formidable Frsnch squa-
dTon has bein dispatched TO the United ats,
that there has been no special fleet directed to
the United Sta'ss bat the French regular
attend TO, and watch the o'th American
coast ; and as the force Is not large enough
for these purposes, i Is to DO r'in'ore d oy two
fripat.s-a steam fng ate and . man of-war.
Oniy one frgsts has been designated as yet,
ia Foudre," which Is nov fitting out AZ
Toulon, and may 10 taken TO Martinique, by
Contrs Admiral RErrAUD, who has been ap-
pointed TO superssds Coutrs Admiral PKSAus
as commander Of the squadron.
The Marquis do MosTHoLoH, French Consul
G,neIa al at New York, who has bsen absent Ia
Europe about year, has returned 70 th'
United States.
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IZx ILE Z
Nioho tkhRoIfsx STILL srNkArSh Mnm6e-
Pp, s"oy vfninv eutss ~ I'D, nys tbsk
\ msn " IN, aats efe aux - - -
NoItn, ssyng The pso4's unpsotseted; tAsy 90
| ncw ofg.ninsg hone gAsfd, 10 - tks -
Slscsiost sot tsnsnsnes s5SSssm.
L No fD4eSsrnkANcx, silASvla lti,S>s~ 49,
ing. toes1 p tsessssed In The army. III 60
0n<AegH49 9Ey IN IsdiS peovsA
sns. sns uee % ssicnonc 4quon vas squs1y
s,.S .utsi 70 sseNh - eSee liSeFl leo6ss -
ss' Sun ,oand Ssof pottsr, taksA mc6sfaieay,
n Ie ,ns ebly 4eyerasss suitable fcv 9 eenpais \
sSnIing 'ns Cimsan wat, -Gss AAA 1ss wvrs
iona ..;n 70 80 % enin. .uy whois.oms and inugss-
a,irg, enaohng the troops To sustain fssSHus
ana 10 rssist sfes'e. VIXEN ths met vsrs iD
the trenches end could MT obtain thsir usual
supplies on ihe'e articles they le,ams languid,
snu sthefed from dystntsiy snd oisiYhsa To
produce their peculiar sustaining and sxhilsr.-
nng effects, c, flee sbd tss should be taken hot
ana modsrst.iy stroog, with sugar. n not aiss
with mili.
dente Marine Aititlery n. Ws.bingsor ~.
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last Hsurs or J.dsc Ds,s,..

At about IL o'clock o.. Hund.v r,or,,,c
y, n,nr,,.. -,,h ~. .ns .equsst o' ui mos
%, ~ a.. a .,. NJ poSo' ' Wno was tn.n'
~ .no n, umo, Pernctiy rsnona,, MT
- o"As = m mneuNey ieeognizh the b'sncp
NJ eA2os~u ne gta'iqcAuon az the visit.
o''aGp puotN soon asked;
ai posoLAs, have ytu been baptized ac-
cording to the rites OF any church, p Mr.
DOUGLAS replied
News
The Bishop continued - DO you desire to
have mass said afuf the ordinances Of the holy
Catholic church," The answer vs':-
mo, sir; whsn do will communicate with
The Bishop thsn turned to Mr.. Ruopns and
Do you think he 10 fully possessei o. hi,
mental facultissi" Nc. RaoDss replied, 81
do not know perhsps you had bstter ask
him agan." The Bishop repeated his question,
to which Mr.. DOUGLAS answered, in strong,
ful voice:
"You perhaps did not understand me-
Wn'c ! desire It, will communicate with
The Bishep then remarked to Mr.. RHoDas,
He is undoubtedly in his right mind, and
DOES not desire my ofhcss." He then With
drev.
During the day (5unday Mr.. DouoLAs
sesu Cd to Be much better, and strong hopes
Wiz en srtaipcu oi MS fecovsfy hohept most
OF the day, and In tho evening scemsd much
refrssbsd. Mrs. DouoLAs aud Mr. RHODES re-
mainsd with him during the night. At about
four o'clock on Monday morning he sesmed to
os much worss, and sank rapidly; his friends
Ters sent ior, and at the request OF Mrs.
DouoLAs BshoP DuoAN again visited him:
soon G'ei the snhop ents,ed, he approached
tee esdsics, and addfsssing tue patient said;
M. DouaLAs, you know your own con-
dition fully, and In vie q OF your appro ,chiDU
"issoiut'or, DO you desire the ceremony OF sx.
'rm' 9neuon 70 % PerformedT
M; DpuoLAs replied:
80, naVs no umc 70 diseuss these Things
T..
Lue tnen Nundfew. Auef % had
.'ss gIs DouoLAn requsstei Mr.. ksopEs
TON OF any oth.r clergy man. Mr.. RHODES
then Az. sna 70 Mr. Dou9LAs
% yoe Know the cisfgymen OF Shis city,"
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KisooilAnooua.

The SHoE BualHsss AT LYME Is at Q stanA
still. Some 50J Of the workn.n have enIistsd.
and ss many mole have gore into the country
TO fsrminp or to visit their friends. SOM cf
the panufactoriss are doing Little for tSs
New EpRland trade, and some are 6lling ord.su
TOR the Csban market, but the greater part sss
entirely idle.
AVRRACIoUs EDITOR 10 he Of The Lsaisvi1s
Courier; the Last specimen II his mspaacity -
kullibtlity 10 that he hss received bunch q
grass, grown In thu stfeets Of this city.
NJ. DikrnIcI, director Of the Cffics Of Sta
tittiss at lin hss published In the apnsis q
the Academy Of that city the rssait Of bis 70
the slobs In addition " his calcsls'ioa u
the total numt.r of innabitanss. which be pah
d. wn ~ Up snds Of 2s8. COO (OV, n. DE-
IklCI estimates the number Of tie dlfFsrsat
human racss - fo,lows-Ths Cauc AdaA,
$3.50 10000; he Morgol. 552. 900, 900; Ehio-
disps), 1000 zoo: the Mays, 200 OCO. 0Oo.
the leading religions he divides - follows
Christisnit, ,sckons 335 900. 900 adhsrsntss
judaism, $3.50. 900; the Asiatie rsligioas,
00.CO0. 600; Mobsnmsdanism, 60.000, ,0e0;
and Poly thsi,m, 200. 100000. OF the ChriD-
tisn populations, 10000. 900 belong to IL
r. man Catholic church; sO.OO0.0OO TO Rss-
tsstants; and 76.00O.000 TO the Greek chufsh.
A BALTIMORE MusIcrAN has publishsd IL
ID, clArstion Of Inds dspendsncs Of the UnitsA
States, "arrapged and sdsptsd for vocal sd
instrumental music, - the great National
chant, and dedicated TO the WORLD Tss title
ik I.Sssasar II III 4. I.as - ~
Ts,a,;n,, %.s H. ~ sna IN. ,orr.s 80
80. a. ,;,ls. ., M. .,urs. ~ ,hr s,s,o-.
- N 80 - -
BOGUS rosr ofsick rRASks nsviog osse
nlslea on Tue pePAI.m"n', tos IoamA
for end arrest the abuse.
NoyHL DsCIslos.-A ssn WAS atsay oroushs
III county court In Aentueky, oy genus-
msh VINO wss sepainoa nom rs Wue tor tns
CUSTODY oi tneif cnio' Aisr nssrng toe evil
dnSs ON DON suss, tne Iuase decided thss
fheu spoua nANo uo e"uu Sees sssa Ana =
pus ch,,ch .v.r,' snnsss IA IT,
chang . hands.
-,
S,s - -. T.n.. 80. .h.. -" % p.S NJ
.Lo {tScnt LAoHoho'k Sno ~ .s.oInsc
'" ibs Gaician Dt py tna innsoitan's -
Butk, has had ~ bi,ss 'nuictsd on Vim ~
lie stitu'ns i" DOT attending re ksich..
'A'h ard ootanipg me gtsnt o. certain woods
s.a ;su,ni s. m1ns I,, 10 H',n IA ,n * ,on cs
~, as hsd n.s hs.n siac,.d bv m. p,ovinc;si
I'M. "a - nn..' m.. ,U.n,,. ia y. Sss, ~ ~. -
.iS.,.a .n..,isrsc,o,x -. - s,rssd ~ m.
60 .,,h III. f.ss ~ m. ,,o,rd srd I'm.
In ,hst .o.,t;on h,z,l stick vss xS timaa -.
o,ou, u,Iv spniied IN m. lov,r part of n bsck.
n, mas C,r,v =. pc.~
~. ,.Si. t., AZ nn, =.
.Asp . M a;sS oa s.tn,S.,i.ts
iMher VI NAL Dow, ase vi az
hsyiIg reached tie age o. nearly 70 year,. ns
sois ~ Ssso'Y' "sse sno %o. % =
-" san;.,v -; F,;..S. ~
'"s ''."'y
lHhEk Ch!Lpkhh Dkowhkp II fkssk.cs
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE II 1851. Z


. Iue nypocKmy - Hxy.
Ths LouisviIls Jovrrai 10 showiug up ths
falss psstancss under which tbs BREckrnRIpss
disunicnists obtaiAsd the votss Of Union men
10 Kentucky Ia the lat presidential election.
1t quotes the following extracts from speech
made at Frasktort on the 18th Of July, 1860.
by Mr.. BRHcKINMpoa:
Fellow cis zsn-, 10 the charge tat the ,nvsn-
uen 70 which I ows my 10 ninss,ou, or that the
n.~tds sh.t suppoi ted me, or that I ny.sI am
tainted with . spitit Of sun en-, hos absurd II
sistrlcs too. ], an AmsricAn cirz.n, Ksatuckisn,
~no never did an At nor chsrisbsi . 'housh, 10 =,
Mas not 'ul ofd'vo.ioa 20 the Cjns ituuon ad the
UloLi
We i've under the be, Gov upm n, on earth.
This IL the on'y c)un,i 10 the world ehsrs sx,.r
pent has cemot stratcd that free iosrsutous may
lie 'ststlis'.d over sreat poprlsdJn anf = lA1gs
.ssd eouthy and be comp.Gols vita pubic orr
der.
Tbs. C.psl,u,sn was fran, aud trans nit,-d by
the wise 81 gept q aha, ever lived Ia 'hs
tide Of tire" l. may be csll.d Al inspired ins,ru-
mens Lss US keep It, and ketr npu'c.
The Journal also gives an sxtrsct from
&. .eech made by lion. JoHs NJ. ELLIOTT, nov
furious di,unionist. ELLrorr said:
The man xh csl either m. or Jous C. Baynx.
IsRIr0E . ei unionit lies IN his teeth aud in his
throat, and pill stain the earth ioith his blood
The Jomaai, commenting en- these declars>
tons says;
Th,ss wsrs the professions In ,hs las, c,nv,.i
g. zoe Iesd,ng k,nIueky DIS non's,s. tn, .vsos
pyNa 'na' 'nsss 2ros,litn wsre f.lss, aad the
,rsipsl purpo.s sh.-i, ,iped by the dsu.ion stI In
ana cut Asniucky WA, st all sszIrds, 70 e1tc,a
solutlon Of ,hs I'm GU Tro Oh ngs sre y ain
! The sun on p,rty have had a Proirsmne %
led gu, 20 III, e,sr Ths dsunIon lssier in
keotucky have been &C gaiG' mt OF this schens and
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War items.

rai,s I'd In the 6oosh. ., il.lr.
4 0yrN ElisvopYu's. Ppac, vy,x. C.avr .
soleodid Americ an asY na- Sos,s. I, -. ~,
chased BY the ladies Of Mechsniosville.
Tux IsctrIsK or srox so,p,rps IN ho,.
p,,,i Al Aib.nv b., ind,e.S ,ha Si.,.,s :.
Mac, ,t,r. ndsy ttst, s,,vicss =. n.,s.s mSioh
have br,n .cs, n,sd' - ""'o"
n -
| vIsiSf m CoSIRabArD OF WAn, never
,h,,.% memphis srrgei,t bought $500
sIr,S !, "''"'s''' 'n iuo'a'y' ana so' ciear
| =, AFTER ALI lus BoAsriNo OF the rebels,
.ns Oothd tNe Loan has not been tak'n
my my nave 70 PaheI thcI books, with the c,y,
'Come one come all, and invest"
A WOMAN at Newburyport, Mass lately
eommttct suicide on bearing that on, Of her
cons wss In the Federal army AMI the other in
the rebel ranks.
.Jirf DAVIS has heen afflicted with atrcphy
! death at any time would net surprise his family
or his friends
IA Nav ORtFIys Pawn .,.ort. ,,,, a..
y, o,le ,h.re go .vay Win Sisns fs,ss a.Ir 'o nu
heating tina, ir.ro has I..n no h., So, ~. ~"
lbey will Look bl,nLsr vban th.r, h.. o't"'
r., - 1
,,.', -, N. o. uoss ENrIS-
| they ars m .kinS % un nbiads fad p;,c.. AMI
| . guu Ia iui'Alivn OF ,h, Whityortn ON, Of
Erglsnd.
THE ArApTArI,Irr OF TEE Ayra,o.s
/ character v.s p.yv H. tt,ri Iu,'r, I'd ,ban m
the Zn ave f-sturs Of hs wat; re bay. In An
incrse ibly short ,lrc, OF tim, n n,tiop,lizci n
and or ,.uilc, nm ous regim,nts -
a.,',,. .,IJ o., ,,..',.,
-. ,.us ~ I'i', oAnis hhntLs ro ths
y .rai,no =, s;,s, =, 80 "a. .,s,,,n ,mf NSno o'
q, ,,s' n,' sn' SoowHE uoan .n' sen
$1,000. a. Ma, a.. .o a,s y wv rA trooper AZ
y. oe' ~
MAYOR TAYLOR, OF Sr. Loufs, in thof OF
eonfirssd oPpo'itioa oi majority Of the Com.
mon Gonnc, by emb bir.ssing his sction n
Caiet TX cutiv", has 'endered his resignation
which has been ace'pt'd.
yrRy PoIIru-Ge, Rtfrt Nm Ia not nm ami
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Editor ofhe Nep York Sun. Sr--A, reader
ofyour journal FIR the lss, IN years. hope you
will .xcuss nae troubling you with few lines oa
an editorial which sppeared In your o, OH inst
wherein you sss nt that az ,gland has usurrsd en-
ire control over the domestic Affairs Of so,sand !"
Now tsn uusort inats s,os III nsn) will not 20 90
FAR Is your c responder, ~. NJ" in chssscssixtng
,his ssssr,ien as Z" 6slss"-but nevertheless there
sppesis - me . conf crab . scono,ny Of truth 4.
IT, I hope am open 70 conviction, but l an no,
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loo Bridge street., Brooklyn, JunsT. 1861.
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r ODGINGS-CaEAP LODGINGS AT
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-10

"Du Caaiaus Adrsntares in A fIcd." = work
recently published in England. aud attracting
considerable attention for its novel and rscy
descriptions Of African adventures. relstss the
following interesting particulars Of the Gorilla
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24

HOME CoURTEsIEs-A correspondent
gives us his experience:
II am one of those whose lot in life
has been to 90 out into an unfriendly
world at an early age; and of nearly
twenty families in which l made my
home in the course of nine years, there
were only three or four that could be de-
signated as happy families, and the source
of trouble was not as much the lack of
love as lack of care to manifest it. The
losing words of this sentence gives us
the fruitful source of family alienation
heart aches innumerable, of sad faces and
gloomy home-circles. "Not so much the
lack of love as lack of care to manifest
it." What a world of misery is suggested
by this remark. Not over three or four
happy families in twenty, and the cause
so manifest and so easily remedied All,
in the small, sweet courtesies of life"
what power resides. In look word a
tone, how much of happiness or disqui-
etu9e may be communicated. Think of
it, reader and take the lesson home with
you.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-24
BarOIneters for Farmers.

AM General Agent to sell Timby's Barometer
! in the county of Lamoille. / win furnish
them to order at manufacturers prices. Every
farmer needs one, and every intelligent one viii
have one, when he knows what they are.
CALVIN WHITING.
Johnson, December II, 1850. 4Iy