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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

Aid TO shernsn,s Fresdmen;;T,Ths NArIo .ls.d
WoodruG fo.t slOi Stacy B: Colip. so a. 4; Wy
land, % I'd LiIoon P.nnyTps .s1y.y' a. cL.s
:nd j.. Al:. siS Moor: fb'sA s ss JOIN IN
ss' ST. js sH @e., Slso Mr. si:aos,; siSS y.
s. hen.., eI@i Mr.. A. p.'i' S'ra.. III John L.
SGas. T. Z. 90 Isl C.tSois Sb, ssi'sbrisss' n X.
81. io Congregational 6h soS'hsxUd r. 7; , SS
e$ sSaIssals rs ~ h G D,'f 81, chico sISS
e 5.a Ds,' sisy ,@sa r. Isx x % H. ~ y. M'
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LONDON.

LONDON, Jan. 20-cardinal Wiseman has
Asd serious relapse Of Illness.
m, T'rss City Article says; Fnnds yesterday ef,,
hsaylness is the feeling Of dependency and uurceYeG
'erression Of the fO rGriocs staples of colonial
yraduce There ives 8 full average discount demand
AZ bank and IN open uirkr bur in the STOCK ExhsDge
short loans confirmed 70 h. offered There was no ex
yeetstOH the Pank world make any rash rcdrcto on
In the rate Of discount Yesterday the state o! the
market having for tic pas week shJvn that the prcsen
charge Of was exactly in accordance with the natural
couise OF TRANSACTIONS.
JwgEpooL Friday Evening. Jan. oo--Capt Corbett,
who commanded lie Rebel pirate Sea Kiug alias She
DaDdoah has been committed for tia OF the charge
Of yiOlat az tie foreen Enlistment Act.
tits DESERTED that the Emperor Napoleon has n0ni
mated Prince Napoleon Regent Of the French I'm
pire ~ the event Of his death.
The eteancr Columbia, from Liverpool for the West
Iudies sunk of Crest date. Thirty nine lives
lost only three were saved.
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lfnlN.

II is rumored that Russia and the Pope have
auarIeled over the Encyclcal letter.
. 81. de Sariiees had communicated 70 Ahfonein the
,aeasres adopted by the French oOVeTIment against
sAe Eucy cca letter. complete Ptnre Lad Occurred
between Cardinal Andrea and the Pope lhe
CGrdpGl was summoned TO Rome to answer lOr ie
beIjous language under penalty Of being depry al OF
se eraoumeHis Of dis rank 1t stated that the ar
sIDAI refused to leave Naples.
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I'rnps-.

A duel took place place recently at Bols de
go,ogne between Count raleyrand PeTigerd recently
,nade Duke de Moltmoreney. ana NJ gre SoeNv'
Soycanjd Uuke Oudeayie. enc OF the piaint4is III
tending snit TO yTeven. the former assuming tue Ao
tooYepcy title. They fought hiteen minutes WIZ
swords whel LsrOchefoucand was wouhaen ~ w
tiso received two slight wounds.
The Boutse vas firm; Rentes % ~
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Important 10 RAILWAY Travellers.

APPLErONs
OFFICIAL ILL lSJRA1tD RAILWAY GUIDE,
FOR FEBRUARY,
WIZ n READY IUIs DAY AT 10 An
CONTENTS o. FEBRUARY NUMBER:
rpporer nsrrcons,o Railway Travellers IN reference
O. Pnr.bs.ln, TicA.t, Checking BE .psgr, &C., a..
H. Monthly Account OF Railways aud their proarsss.
III tneedois, and IL cidcnts Of lIaseL ,
" Premium On God in the City OF Newfork daring tie
years 1901, 1853 ard ls'f ,
" Nearly Ons Hundred RaiIwoy Mc?s REPRESENTING the
principal Railways Of the Country, Stations Dis
tanaer AMI Connections
VI. Nesiy Three Hundred Tlmstsbes The principal Rail
WAYS oi which represented by Naps.
VII aud Dhtspcs Indics,os relre,cng the Differ.
snce IN Trs between the different c;e. vi the United
States. - -
For sale upon ell Of the principal Rsiwsys at al OF The yria
Periodical ard News Dspots and at ell Nc primer
Iook The Unsl States and the snSdas
- u. APPLETON CO, Pabi'h.r,
MOI, az and AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

PRESENTATION oP A SWORD 10 CAPT. B0GGs.
UNITED STATS NAyr.-Tho NewJersey Legislature,
du,ing is last session pased areries OF resolutions
retaining Tho thanks Of tho state TO Capt Charles $.
Bosg', United States Navy, FOR the gallant actions
ascribod to lin In the naval battle below New Orleans
in April, -GA and aso directing, tho Governor TO pnr'
chase suitable sword and present the same TO him in
the name Of the State. A very handsome and costly
sword WAS purchased by the Governor In Europe, en-
gravcd with suitable inscriptions and presented re-
ccatly % Capt. ii"egs. accompanied by highly
cumplifu. llsTy .cttcI from Gov. Parker
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ThsfOlowins Of the many testimonial letter" 10
our possession We shall continue publishing like documen''
Nrxyonz, June % 1854;
Mr. ciEn.so- Desy sy. You said to ne ne
~! Medicine in he uorS- r you acts ssyoesioos.
r. Asl '.s ws S: G ~. p Worst sI ps:s .s
painful n.ssdy such swelling Inflammation oredinf tae
prosp.u, Of cluster. Of ,au0 and Using sso.r az a
been cured by the Of the Tropca b,s,n prrI.se y
Csreno Bros Co Bad .w.' ss:e 'ss cure we.
cSuyiuced consequently that any however bal usy
be ls s to DC ys Pit sss and my .
others may be from Suffering indcs me to certify te
ns.'s ss yn u 10 sa.. Ss
els. OF your vsusb. meciue which, believe, sa spscss
T.. ' ~'s' r.Ffss h Ts6'wssEs isf;' ssfy %
,.Sips from Piles and tseys ~ aseari con,pyd
II. shove letter ,tr1sa every
cer eau copy to them by sdde',inS
NJ fswn.sad a. above b. procured calling npos
he viii advise n en- fully to the bes manner Of apply
ias snd administering the Basan.
Nrw.yoax, March 49, 1st:
M-,u,. cAnaryo BROS "Dc'H.~ cbsn,.s ~ "a
Ger hsviar yrnr .ri the vsrior. r-vSs. ,of tbs .sns
wticn, 1sce. asou, giving up IN despair. wSsS
B..su tris wleh article am hspS % .s,s sl 1890 I'VE
applications. compe.Iycarsd me; aud ceesaauy rso''n
4
Respectfully yours. CHAs hiLE. l@ " es iHhs.
NEwYony December II. l96+-No. SO Fortshave.
Hesus CARRsSo Bnos Coz Geaismca-fou are -
liberty TO make such please Of the following state
mcnt;
I've been using your "Tropica' Bslssm' since July
hast whss .e ms health very much npsrsd in fses
f ,d MY fer-, that my overy was very doahtsel
wa reduced to ts pounds w. r'usy when well weigh.
us la pounds had suffering from severe hemorrhise
the nss which took place in anusr last which eononed
my nearly three months When became able {,
get oat cog.tsr. cough, attended with pains in the
breast and heavy night s"eat. together with several
slight hemout6,es AMI loss OF eppee caused srsda fli-
rs sTcng III and u JAY loo, voice at whsh siMs
advised b. ficnd 70 Try your Basan. which did;
sni after using three bottles my sweat, cse'ed and hsss
never re,urned my appetite and Strength have gradually in
creased and weigh ia pouni. having a"ndedo ny
business czuiay; have very little pain and my cough
YER, .hsht; can .slk i've s6 mites with ess. am siI
us als. and feel confident thu, with pro. care my
health will be entirely restored. Very respectfully YOU
dent servant, A. NICOLL STOITENBEEOH.
NJ B-My voice il entirely restored and has been for tis
Ia. two u,orths A. n s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

DNyitLE. four., June .. ls62
Oh. WV. II. GREGG-Dtar Sir: In February,
1861. WIS afflicted with sugar diabetes and for five
months passed more thar two gallons OF water in
twenty four loars. was obliged e. &c, up often
ten twelve times during the night and Ia five months
lost about fifty pounds IN weight During the month
VI July, 1861, procured Two bottles cf Constitution
Water. ard after taking tao bottles was entirely
cured, soon amer rogainDg NY usual good health
Yours truly, J. V. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale 10y MORGAN ALLEN, No. 10 Clifs.st,
and al dIuglsts
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Sunin.

The Madrid Notcias asserts that Spain VIII
demand from Peru an indemnity l5OOGoo france for
she expense 81 the expedition
The ciasunonnces thet the Goyernmen:
wiIiact rgetoay If the Encyehea ietieris Por.eu
without tho authority Of the Council Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

For Nom Retention or Incontinence Of Urine,
Irritation. Inflammation or liberation Of the Bladder
or Kdncys Diseases VI tho PROSTATE Glands Stone In
tho Bladder. Calculus Gravel. or Brick dust Deposii
and al dlserseS Of the Bladder, Kidneys and Dropsioal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

Aaveriisementl
UELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU is pleas
an in taste and odor free from all injurious properties
and Immediate in lis action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
The Freedmen.

The Frcedmrn. =.
,s IN. b.f- ul, slaves that they
are free Thoy little children, helpless naked
aud hgnsry Shall not feed e!othe and ptotes them
Con ulitie- Of Ladies propose STA DAY > rAih aud
EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. for the benefit OF the
sden ~ taAe place early in March; ard they sohct The
a.o q. All Lses and others interested ia this work Of
hunenIiy. III, a,
,rI1,p,ent ,hero Ladc. invited 10 call os infoa-
ton and conference hetSe the hours and O'CLOCK y III
INKS. ). WINCHESTER, sap'rntcnden.,
Mrs e. G. LYIGa. Treasurer, No. - Ofsniercy pssx.
Mis-. MARY SrRoxGifHARs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
Special Notices.

Fourteenth Assembly District Union Associa-
ton IGHrEENIH WARD.-A regular monthly meeting
OF the aboye Annexation viii be held ~ Ito Hail. csrer
Broiduay end T~ enty secondst, TUESDAY EVENING,
JAM u Il I, O'Clock. Punetual Attendance Il requested
JOHN d. OrIiWELL, President.
W. W.; p4r %na |sscr,'aris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
The Fine Arts.
FOREIGN PICTURES AT GoUPMs GALLERY.

FOREIGN. PICTURES AT GOUPlLS dALLEhfs
Mr.. Knoedler has recently received from Eu.
rope small but very choice collection Of pictures by
French and Belgian artists Many Of these painters are
comparatively well known to students In this countryi
hut The two who acknowledged to stand In the mont
rank OF modern art-Galait and Lcys-we are less
familiar with; only picture by fallai having come
over before this one. and only two By Legs One
Of those by Lcys aad the by Galat are owned by
Mr. Belmont and ofconrse, are comparatively inscces
sbe nor has any work o. either artist been engraved
to knowledge, excepting Goilait's last Honors
paid to Egmont aud Horn" Our readers. therefore,
III do well 70 take advantage Of the present opportu
nifty and see these remark able works while they may
| The picture by Galalt will appeal at once and
strongly to those WHO affected by the seiimenfl
In literature or art. This is not the field In Which Gal
lal usually works all bis pictures that We have seen
have had terrible ghasIy subjects; and tho treat
ment has sometimes ,od poronsy near the borders OF
the repusyei bat. the present has more human ana
domestic theme. Yet even here the artists tendency
to the theatrical and the eItrayagant is plainly scen
ard makes regret that his dramatic power and bis
skil In his art should DO subjected to aims 80 narrow,
aud Of such unenduring interest.
Lows il a msu OF more individual genius than Gaalt,
II greater technicalsk and with far higher purpose
Yet IL is vain 10 hope that his singular merits VII! DO a"
once appreciated here; TO enjoy, 10 understand his
works reouircs a wider culture tian VIC have vet at
tanned H. however could once surmouni our preja'
dice that every picture ought 70 look Ike every other
and &c, over the childish way ofbeng repeed by what
strikes us rs queer" might be more easily admit
ted into the sanctuary where sGch apantsr rs Legs
go earnest naYt aud so lcaFDed-works for his own
delight, and for the Few who car share us split
The remaining pictures VIII not need any recon-
mcndaiion Of ours TO receive the siudy "hleh Tue!
deserve. II Is interesting TO marx the progress which
f. willem. has made since 1873, rs shown IN biz two
pictures That fcale again please' and Now, for
awskw II il difficult 10 beeye that they are by the
sane hand. There is a fine picture by Gustaye DE
Jonste which 10 ~ Gne .,ndy IL dress and monners
M in character. this artist has not Wlllems's shi in
giving the texture 4 materials, but be has finer and
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lhdy-rtlsCn,en.l

4 READY AND CONCLUSIVE lest Of the prop
critics of HyLMBoIDs FLUID ENTRACr BuCuu win BE- q
comparison with tlose set forth In tho United States
OBSERVATORY. Ii ia no glaok nostrum.
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CHEROKEE Nj EDICINBS FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
:52pag pamphlet. with full particulars, free Adj
dress Or. ". X. MEnwm & Co. No. 63 Liberty-st..
Nrw.lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

American Institute Farmers Clnb..A Mee,n. 81
the chit VIII bo bold TO-DAY, tTuc',i'yl Ji.i n',, az
o'clock o. ~, the Of the lus'aie IN tAs cooper
Union luldinl subjectr Pruning Irsg ADD Des The
pubic are invited. JOHN w. CHAMBERS Secretary.
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Brayit,


Paraguay has declared war against Brazil.
decree was issued Amounting arupuTe OF The Treaty:
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mARnIE ID.

RryNOLDS-RrCFr-M Woburu, Mas, on ThuIsSay, .sth
inst Joshua w REYNOLDS Of South Boston TO Mis-. lola
Vich eldest 10 lghief Of Obsdiah Rch Of Woburn
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IAdyer,iernensl

JEPPKRs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock of
slippers at low prices Call and seed 73 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

IAdycriisercnt
4 reliable Toxic, uiuRETiC, BLOOD PURr'
IiEs and SyIcossJoR-HllmoLDs EAnAcr BE
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lAivcrlls menti

AdScrtls mtrt.l
SPECIFIC AND SURE REMEDY
To cnrc GRAVEL and STONE
IN kIDNfYs and BLAppIE.
inquire by letter Of q. L. Iynrr, Madison. Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

DR.. Schenck will DO at his rooms, NO. n BOND.
at. every Tuesday from until O'Clock Advice doe Boz
for thorough examination Of the lungs. with the
RESPIROMETER,
bic charge will be three dos When thoroughly examined
one must expsc. be told the true condition Of their ans
schencls Pulnonc Syrup sesweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. viii cure In the adj anced ages Cousur ton
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia which generally the fore
OF Consumption, cured By the Of seawesl
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills.
Person. they Or schencks receive ctss
giving them the number Of their Persons unwe
to be Obliged To In carriages will receive attention ~
once.
Price for the Pumonc Syrup ard seaweed Tonic OIL 81
per bottle 81 50 the hsdoxen or two bottles Of Syrup saA
of Toni; for - IS Mandrake Pills Is cents per boz.
supply Of the medicines always keps Tor sale the Doc
tors Rooms. No. 30 Bond-'t.
The Remedy Of the Age
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS Co.
xxowx ~ IxrALLIsLs SPEEDY
PHTHsIS, GROUP. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT: Affections resulting from FALLS.
BLOWS or BRUISES, however sesere:
PILES,
ByMORRHAGEs. WOUNDS. COMMISSIONS. BURNS.
FELONS, ALL KINDS OF CLCthS, tbArrLU
LIPS, HANDS. ETC; HEADACHE,
TOOTHAcHE EARACHE,
and all other NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, or SPAS
MODIC PAINS.
Th., Basm especially adapted for the Of tho army
and no soldier should without H. among tine msny v'
tues possessss power aud efficacy In stopping heuor'
hs preventing TgTANs and cleansing ind
healing WOUNDS far superior TO those Of any other reme'
dies heretofore discovered
Fail directions for around each bottle.
Circulars containing said direction Sud large number OF
valuable letters certifying to the wonderful cures efeeted ~
precious medicine. be had uron application to ths
''TROPICALBALSAMC OMPANY'S GENERAL DEPOT.
No. street, Eew-York and Will he to private red
dsnces, or by mail. request.
| Price Of bottles, 81 cents snd 81.
Tie Company will send the Bsssm BY Express on receips
OF price.
Head. Of families advised keep this Basam constantly
on h,nd order in time in Of WorsDs Hsnos-
RHAGEs BoKSs BRufsks &C., thus obtaining an nmediats
cure and ssving time suffering and money aso those who
are devoted such occupations expose them to danger o.
rec ue the use ofn,ruent. whsrewih they be urel
| ~ lCopyl
Office m. Laoo Of DIR. J. G. Pohe,
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OEce OF III. Laboratory Of DIR. j. G. Pohls.
late Of Jas n. Chiffon Co.,
No. ~ Prince st. o. Mercer. y. L..
J.svs r. CHiLroS NJ d.. JULIUS O. fosLR, 81. D., Ass'
Iytieai 0gd Consaifins Ct,miss: 5000.
Nyw.vonx. JBr- u. 1884
Jbave made chemical analysis Of the II opic,l Balkan
pared by Mesrs Carr-no Bros. Co., aud found itrr
thorouz examination OF that Is composed exclusively OF
yegtabe sbstancss-prncipsy OF gums aud res-posscss
ing decided medicinal Iropores u contains noting tina ca!
..tsnsv; It's sstringrnt aud hesin. properties BENZ well
calculated stop henorhsg-s sud heal wonnds niceI &C.
lsisnedl JULIUS o. POaLE. NJ d.,
Successor to DR.. Jas. r. Chiffon Co.,
Analytical Che Nit. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

Why lsInre the Compilations by Powders and
short time leave harsh dyi II 10 in the Blood and II
you want smooth and sen skin, use HELMBOLDS EX-
TRACT aARSAPARtiLA. 1t sives BTiiancyt the Com,
plcxioy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

To Purity, Enrich tho Bleed end Beauty the Co.'S.
plexion. uso hELMBOLD3 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARll.LA. Ono Bottle eqa.a -
strength one gallon Of Toe sirup OK Detection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

HeIubold's Extract Sarsrpa rilIa.-Ihe dose 10
very small Il being highly concentrated lrrpaaon unlike
psspt M,dcnes but pepsrea according Pharmacy and
Chemistry by H. A. HELMBOLD, DrusSist sad Chemist.
No hO& Broadwsv next Metropolitan Hotel
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Ilch! Itch! Itch:
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!

A Clear. smooth skin and Baau,i.l Complexion fal.
low. the n,e ol HELMBOLD' CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT siHsAPARILLA. ], removes Black Spots,
Phnples end ~ Erapt.ons Of the Sab.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11

Edward Harris, of Woonsucket. now one of
the most successful manufacturers in the country
who is conversant with the question of labor not
only in mills, but In workshops and in the field,
has published letter upon the hours Of labor, in
which be answers the question: Have the ope-
rstives in our mills any cause to complain of the
hours Of labor required of them and their chill
dren by the manufacturers of Rhode Islandf" in
this way
Many Of the mills commence-6rst bell in
the morning at 4 u o'clock, when all hands must
by at work; ring out at o'clock evening. The
help, then, require shout half an hour 10 get
home, wash and get supper. They have half an
hour, and some cases three quarters Of an hour,
Tor breakfast, and three fourths OF An hour for
dinner. making fifteen hours out Of twenty four
hours time which they can hardly call their own
Actual labor and confnenentin the mills. twelve
and half. and twelve and three fourths hours
per day. This leaves nine hours out Of twenty
four for sleep, time in the open air to improve
bodily health. the culture of the mind &c
Children OF all ages, from ten years old upwards,
are thus confined and work In rnany of these
close and poorly ventilated mills"
No Southern negroes upon any plantation were
ever put through such severe labor as the above
just think of it, children ten years old placed TO
work in such q manner. Verify, is there God
in heaven, and such crimes go unpunishei? But
the overthrow OF negro labor at the South will
reduce sc all to degrading slavery -vincennes
SIM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A queer instance in illustration of this vice
has recently been brought to light in a neighbor-
ing town. ..larried woman moving 10 high
circles, left her home one evening last week, and
taking conveyance to a hotel in the rural dis
trcts, was soon Joined by an unfaithful husband
who ought to have been at home taking care of
his own family, instead of engaging in intimate
companionship with those outside of his own
household The couple ordered room together,
representing themselves as husband and wife
AT a later hour the same night a carriage drove
up to the door of the hotel with another couple,
who engaged lodgings in sdoning chamber
All passed of quietly enough until the next
morning, when the two couples were summoned
to the breakfast table There they met, when
10 and behold there was . mere change of
partners. each gentleman having upon his arm
the wife of the other Although there was mu-
tual blushing mutual cursing and recriminston,
IL was deemed best, after sober, second thought,
to let the matter rest as quietly possible, but
the coincidence was too remarkable one to
avoid the ear of the over curious. -Lowel Mass }
News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
RadicaIism Kicked Out OF Church

The Hon. Horatio Seymour, Ex-Governor of
New York, has for many years been an active
and prominent member Of the Episcopal Church,
and repeatedly chosen one of the Deputies to rep
resent his Diocese in the triennial General Con
ven,ion. At the recen, Convention of Western
New York, held in Rochester, when the election
OF Deputies to the approaching General Conven
ton (which meets in Philadelphia next month";
came before the house, it vas found that a
ticket in opposition 10 the old one was to be run
That of last year was headed. on the part of the
laity, by the name of Mr.. Seymour, next after
Ex- Governor of New York. But the formers
prominent connection with one Of the political
parties OF the State has made him so obnoxious
to the other party that caucus OF Republican
members was held the evening before election
with the sole object OF defeating him, il possible
No stone was left unturned. and they were aided
by brief speech from Mr.. Sey mour himself who
stated that he would be unable 10 attend the
Convention. and declined being a candidate
But il was felt, we learn from an official re
port Of the proceedings before US, that TO make
such a change now, as TO omit him alone of the
whole ticket. would, at the present time, be IN
derstood abroad q mark of unfriendiness to
wards our Southern brethren, whose return IL so
warmly desired, and thus put the whole Diocese
in false position; and also that this holding of
political caucus TO effect church election for
political reasons ought to be resisted on the spot,
whether or no. For these reasons, the whole of
the old ticket was re elected just as il stood; and
the attempt TO introduce politics, even as an un-
avowed motive in any election was signally de-
feated New Albany Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-11
From the Boston Courier.
Andy johnson and the John Brown
WOrshippers

In what kind of esteem Mr. johnson holds
those who make a martyr anda "ChEist' of John
Brown may be inferred from the following eI
tract from one of his speeches: Il have got an
other idea IN ethics said Mr. johnson. land
that Is. that there never was any people on the
face of the earth greater than the God they wor
shipped; and II John Brown becomes the Christ.
and his gsllows the cross, God deliver me from,
slch people as they. Thew arc fanatics, whether
Democratic or Republican, or sny ather descrio.
ton of persons. care not BY what name they are
called >