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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
Murine Disasters.

80" =, oi'h shd WAs bufiri NJ
Marine Disasters. s"
I'd fhanas - inst. totally disiaA.lsd "a -
snr NsrrsAo. I.-csie. Lyerpool With vAHssbSp
sur R"a,so,,s, u rhsaelthl, oh L,,srp~ns y
America. '''''' = 80 - o"'a ~ "'~s
Ii.ss o.r,so 4 s.ysan.h gl.l ia, %. ia
.ar4 ang.ren.i, An bu' painted bAe. v,u whl. ssod
forca.s Tho running hish 20 board ss
.ssd c a%%.a ss., 1rnd.s 's 1900
cha, W. 10 1859. ard Owned ia roruspd =, ii chase ssl
having boen ashore on ID. sinepalont
nhHG 40 Rosa, Small, at Portland from phiiadsphls ~as
llgs a % unsnesn .eho.asr 4ai had stern alive ssss.
s"f p. n,s f ;s 81 rs.nO. a. n',sn -s.:s
beard fro@ - - ''''' Aa' U.s. ~ ""'' 'ees
-cna sAs.,g tef y I.laeal Rudolph from Nee rses.
"as wrecked al ~ Martins prorioos - Oct 10.
c .sI s ! SsS
scaP J.Ss. ssw,ap. reported a.hor~ .. Heesard No AAl
9fa hs ' ID. -. q. 80. paths lot, sss.n .nss .ss
arrived ., Glolt.e~,sr.
ss1T 30, so,,s q .as.s = n; n s::y
ssss, sS Or iw.i,s ,as. a..a, I'm K.ssss re.aI S-
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gs'hs o. n .i.iDnhs tons ns- tosn.ss
ktarellan e00o.
CURVE Dxpss cap, ss.soo Of M DivsssA xas.
,his city Jaly vr.a-
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shortest that has ksss made fssm city Ia st
months. Tho dssr-sh from ssn vsssesss ssssss~
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rsisrpi' ~, ny.r 80! n.sv los, rhaAar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23
THE TAX ON COTTON.

Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce The
Repeal Of the Cotton Tax Rccommc udc d,
&c.
The Chamber Of Commerce held meeting yesterday.
at one o'clock NJ for tho purpose Of taking inatory
stops towards memoraziug Congress abolish the TAX
cotton. Mr.. Mausy the Chairman, read the follow.
ing report on the subject. which sdoptcd-
Tho commee appointed consider the expediency Of
mem0riexug Cong Of nboiahng the present
tax upon coton beg leave 10 report a. ioilo~s:
Your memorial 10 Congress- VI 10th of May last urged
various against the proposed Increase Of cotton
tax whtch thea before tho House OF
and smong them that cotton had
In the msrkets sf Europe In ustraon Of the
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Cleared.
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rrHaAfH
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gsHatlt. A1AG.ffesH ANsN
..sss,s 10, " pos - rfss. f.rs~s- as Afets.tl
a. - NJ We Hsssts, FF.@a Fs~tNsf
ssAt Nl8AAa~s1s Efsfh@A MNNNnnA~~ NsfA~MsaAA
es.sae.tfs gl-- r.rry p~ss- ss~ssys sc ys,@
.asssaslis Ssy.as. r.sss. ssrss-s.y1.ss s,-s.ssAs
sss.msair ~ Ci,ss Ff~sa rsaes Y cifte
asmsan.Fae AA.Mf BsNhesf. NFsAs8aN n ttfH -
Hkv Msr.ssrs Nsfnss 80 Ess@mwTg4M GatssasN q
stiB Esssi.ss r.es..saa. sgsss~A rsa~ses,. A..
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mosilSl rtsairsiill llssllrua.

say FpAsosco, Nov. III. 1ses
ss-s~s D.
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cerr:o.sd cu,go.ns. 10 The I've .esss izo 600 2aa o
q sher. IN he United states the prices
sss ss.s
s:: SSf @s ss ss ,.1 se ga ss.n NOR
ocsafsh NOE u.sn ~, year
peau marses s,ranSe 10 those whose information
=: s vii sssn e.;
POUNDS rs, sg,ou,, o,...,.
4 4:::: 3: 3: r yea, .s:. Sans 81:
ssnos there. -sA -. been IN
% s ss.. % sfy =, 81 %
hero prcsentsd, meet with general acceptance;
an enss"sd er psec woni ss.
: ss e q fras che % e ne Of
occurrsd IN conseauence Of .nsvor.be weather from r
By much q the s"athwss, BY the caterpillar or
The ppm
ban those other Countries proved BY the TACT
psr s y NE sssp su
covsras our Io.on chef euisa,or The business r. e
os %I rs@pss @ - wheat n Iowa
continue ss upon e9s,o s. only 70 aseouras. ~
.nd 70 encr.ge Il "a the worst lands % India Rsyr and
~ h:r ~. % other I"@a 20 & dssos much
throw eroe. % three Or four millon- o. Oh the
markss " Europ" a the lowered prices which would
Your comm unable tD ma satisfactory
favor Of this Tar question of revenue II
eighteen twenty millions, without
inluY dons % mat on pro.pery The result q the
tttude Of collect nj 10 nay u
away again IN ORA sbacAs upon ar Ell when
would have been better or all concerned there had
tan . all
Justice The public welfare supposed great
aims Of sgslauon Aud 10 npossioe 81 prove tho
of thh Tar whom there IL wheat and while
end pctroeun allowed 10 be exported In bonf thsse
fors free o. tn.
Wills refrainins fr.m any opinions on constitutional
POINTS your o. nniitrr mnt tha, very this
TAI poducvo OF such eviis the prob bon Of export
dus. must o. suppo 81 = have bee intended 10 prevent
Your commit nnss not 10 UNDERWOOD csndrm ning
s s Which vas ssd upon cotton le, IN the south The
cose OF the war On III. perhaps that might,
Without Improperly have been twice ihrce large -
vas because the Unted .tstss By achieving prsre
snormo., sIpsnse nd eoaIered Oh value upon such
therefore mh % hes 70 hare som. right. sAsors u
costoe srcwn pror 70 ls5 u Z. sliii very
wheher the sutseauent growth ought 10 have charged
With higher ia % any al The real n.ef-s, % the
ton reguirrs thsr that nothns should BE- us
discourase cultivation = homo q % encourage abroad
Ia t0uclu-or your osnmits Ind the present u
indsisasse , s s-,,rnss 90 The wear. Of the whole
INA. . ss yja.s oppressive and practically
Injurious " WV " found 20 nstiopsi prosperity
We herelnrr command early memorial Congress-
praying Ar - tsr msy be abolished i'm nrdiatey.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Hest Literary
JosrnaI In tho Country.
The wuxIr HsAD for the present -sss, nov seais,
contains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23

No returns were received last week from the Third Ma
tiona Bank, and this week the Mount Vernon National
Bank fails TO report, thus making any comparisons
lueless
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" NArky, Chairman
John =. WILLIAMS.
STEWART BROWN,
A. A. Low,
PAUL SPDFYOpn


comm tee vas then suthoriz 10 prepare . memo
vial embodying such act conained the report
be presented tn. meeting Of the Chamber on
the eth dag OF December for lie adoption
The CuAIRnAs said that utmat ly the tar must DO
taken on cotton and this sooner " was taken or The
pctsr for the country goods he made from India
cotoa width would create composition with ths Ame
rtc&n staple
Mr. Ovprxn believed the tar 70 be both unjust and
unsise-unjust becanss Il subjected the staple 70 TAR
which u not IMPOSED The othef products OF the
country aud bccsusc subjects the staple 70
unfar composition Nth the COTTON GRIP Of other
es The taw too inmical 20 The interests OF the
rcedmcu, - subjected the production Of the staple,
win which they arc closely Identified, 70 an onerous
tar ~s..~-.
In tho memersa 70 conVfess General wAtnsrpos rnsde
mo INA. sne oommitss bs directed 70 include the
views Iesou - fre9cnhcn AZ stated by hr Opdyxe.
NJ ~. ~ sssa perod resolution ordering twelve
w ccpies % the report u the banquet 70
tyIus Seld 70 be printed Adopted The printing
W. copies ha- been raid for BY those belongings 20
- Chamber cf y smm.rcs VINO participated In the ban
auet the Chamber o. mmercs 10 pay for the pfe's-
work ana Paper o. the tseiVe bandrcd and 1ty osIe.
ordered for ~ pembnfs s@fs@+.
fhe .hs4RsI ktsurLsi at twoPM
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Annexed Is the Boston bank statement for the unde
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-20
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Neep.,rlS,e,.rl6.@plur1t...l

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gS6Laaerei feiilen 9ut.g Gr olanbte,. 30
TT tein GeIo bate unb Elm SltInoen I'M
Der college Strabe bod 70 biele liter
tIilfi9e Suite beiibe, f9 bereAtiat .einen
iolden au anneriren. 2eioer mar e. in
ieinen Sperationen, UNI IN ben Befib
befelben 81 gefangen, su angeldidt un6
iparo babel ertappt. Gem s9fecoroer
ioIlte er fur bies fhled)t ausgefIbrte
Man6ber $54 besablen, bate fntiirli9
fein @eIo unS puroe ms 3udfbaiis &c Z
itedt. % - -
Sarriette @la9 NOR ;Iieoefli6en un6
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HnS .ipur6e auf peri0nIide 8itte Der
..Mrs. 9ioie MIR nm 81 beitraft.
SIS. 81. 8latt unp s. g, @ab ioaten
belize fur einen &dnfI, ben iie fid i'm
&reile ibrer @itt1pane songetrunfeil batz
ten, iesep 81 9iRletl SeeIi. aBlhads !
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berBe am gplnbrlaa6 6IufeB4. 4 I'd
5ranf McGaugbtB, 6er 1don gum
6ritten Nfale iuegen nddtlt1en 8aga<
bunbirens nerbaftet :par, iuurhe $14
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6eiben Der 5tuangs sStraBenpflaiterer
sieren beIfen, Is. .' s. =. , ~. -
s 9fhbin 8iHiteH besablte MUIR ole
Suite Der ibnl anferlegten Strate fit
eineu stbabten ytaAib nno tnltB ben
9feft i'm Worfbauie iabarbeiten. -.
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auffalliees Betraeen einen .3ulanlften<
lauf non Wenihen uilb geber0ete ,ii6
9eeen Yolisiit:n, Die i'm 6arauf oiif<
mertlam nlahten, mic. Elm Malen6e..
gr berei9erte bic StaDttaile ttfr 81.
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| f4 gu na1tIi9er Stlnbe nisbergeIaiIen
ltn0 fang nit Ialiter Stimne ben Gter<
uen Elm &Iagelie6. 81 berIanate Der
&eeoroer bon ibnl, 0a er obne 9ifens
nabtIide Gonerte i'm Sreieu nerans
ltaltet battesslAs& oHa lxsggsaa -
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men. beibe Id ahgefdaFeial ifdh9 ai
cine 8irtbiAaf unO berlap0ten. @bO>
lera Bitters. NaA6fin ne Iebferes ere
balten batten, tranfen lie 10 niel baboli,
Oab ibneu 9eitern Nfor9en ibr 2ebensnln
$14 berbittert hurbe. fs2# 4aa4
gonrab Did berlanote pom einem
8olisiiteH' 9tuhglub, Oh &C betrnten
fei ODER nidt, Ser Oiener bes @es
ietes eftldrte1 i'm, ,beb icIblt ni6t
berehtigt fei, cine GnttdeibHu9 in Der
Qlngele9enbeit Az fallen, oaB aber Der
81 arn~Aa - fnIs1.n G<oL.ns. ...:k %
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tOfete biel@acdSbets eAli@eibln9l mar
S14,.
Squat gpier unb @tgia,n Soites
iuareh gsinetnidaftlid an cine Gptee'
geratben Mir0 Htntetesten ie6eS. 81 nm
Die Staotfafle az unterfHkens
Sanles Soilifon, Der Bic 5ifentIide
8ube ~ fld@tIi1er Gtun6e forte, iudro
ais StOrenfrieo gu S5 Bube berurtbeilt.
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spctial N0ti5rll.

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/ SER Spfepb OieBl 1T bon
beute alb ieiner Gtellllng alS Mgent uli6
Srdger Der yGtaatss eitung" entboben.
Serr @nl. q. Bolt miro oils Sra
ger i'm ii6lden Diifrift fAngiren. Sie
eeebrten Mbonnenten in oiefem Oiitrift
fino bOFidt etfudt, riidifdnSige Nbons
nementSsel0er on ben 2eBteren ausSu<
sablen. :. n
Die beften We6i3inen eeeen Diars
rboe, &boIera, 9inbr mfb '6eraIeiAen
Sroufbeiten fn6et man in Der 6eutiHen
Npotbete bes @rn. Serfnat @nBlof, an
Der @eDar Strabe. So l.ss & ssis.s5 ~
\ Samples, SO. III @eSar Str, Be.
itebt nod iinriter tros gSetter, .@tnrnl
un6 Graus. Seitere GeieIIfdaff, .anaes
nebme llnter6aItung unO Elm gutter
8ranOb ODER Wa9enbitters berbannen
ale 4eibiAmersert uno b6ie 8e0anteH.
Gebt bin gum 8aupeI. -..,.7,.,,s7s
SanoIe Sausmannsfoit in &unfel's
8Oarbinsbaus, @burd Str, seseniiber
Der Yolt.
R 6. s.. Gone erbielt foeben ben
Qe6eer, @bimneb Corner, 9iterarb 9l<
bum, Bottom Bitof, MetrppoIitdn Ge<
CORD, 98aberIe, Slag of our Union, Sar<
pers MfOntblp fur SttDbers un0 ale
fonitigen neuelten tdgliGen 8lattert.
Die y9cnnefee Stnats5eituna" lit
bas einsiae tigIi6e Blatt lEin 9adsbniIIe,
ipelAes fir 80 Gents Der g8o6e fret
ms Saus aeIiefert sibirS. @IIe iibrieen
3eitungen Der Staot folfen 35 Gents.
= Se6en Oienifa9 frbet Der 3eitr in
unleren 2Otal + Spalten cine ior9falti9e
ausgearbeitete Qiite Der i'm 9Apifa,nt> gum
abbOlen bereit IiegenpelH
R6Giufe ana SenIIsu 3eiasa sem Sga :
bIitun1 On, bab i've nod nQl atf hIib
nunter fine lnb bnl iie es iis Z g dInEs
bigfeit aIler ibEer sSrelinbG 9LGepls I'D
bel linen sipei Ral b(s IS ii ral !
portirem. aBet 20 nerldantts bieler Der
orbnMn0 n6d5ufonSnleH, ber fDfsb eiiieil
gang sriin0Ii6en &llffeL erbaIten. q ne
Der gonberneiit Der 5nfd Ct
5elena bat Sternenf@iebels aufG oaner<
flag ausgeI1rieben, Ser gouberneur
befieblt nnn iuer iuir6 bd sIrf6 bIeiben.
8as Der geftrenge SER fagt, iarb see
fdeben. &ifD biitdus gum SdieBen
mad Der 6Iatterf@eibe :, s 8srfapnlt es
niht. - i a.31a~4 as.ss ale. b.
| Die beriibmite liigsts nai.Af 9rst
1GmioH afdbsaRafdiIte. sf-z
1T gum 8erfauf bel 70 b, s.ge,i
gHiff. Qbo.il u. Co.
14f 2p ias.s 40 Sub aRarfetitr.
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GiimAs,S 4

Gin 0err, Der SabreIane idbon on HfruBfsn G9wds
@en, fribseitisen gerfaa ionic ater Sossn FeimIis
DER SnsenSfnnben lit, ua sum 8eilen Der leiben6eu
Rsni6beit an ane, DeI4e - ibsrbanpt bebfrfen ges
cept uno Anweiians, Elm seinfades SeiImitteI,
DeIbes ibn ieIbit erirts. fret tbsrienben. arante
oSer aeibsHbe, wsIse be bon Tim eemadte Grfabruna
beanipniden waai9sn, mBaen istb nit BEN srSbten
ertrauen tDenoen an 9Dbm y. Ggeen, a.
2f 3m nd 9r.42 eebarilr., gsesu yort Gtty.
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B6tfeilberttbt: j IS NJ.
50 Sfeps0orf. 10. Sept,
- ON

Bdmntlu0lle 1T 3ufrie0enlteIlenb; beIs
fere gla9fra9es '4bdbeen6H Dee bentigen
Rarttesi 1000 8aIIeH lDut6eH nit
334 SO Gents per WiuHO uineefebt.
0Iue QjbeteseI Der &abeI 1aurte untetl
aeitrigeAi Ddtum fot9eittee gelaeIOet:
s BnuniuoHe ltfiberanbetf; 1900
BGIIen tpMt0eH bellte berFanft. @
Yrr. Stadtea $40 1870.
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/ IT, p. Hsla1 . 'ls asIEaIsdao !
Grtra Sribulle,,
~ = 80 -lsl.1I
ma fir. aI.8 s.is "a
bic pOiitifd)e Gampaglc


- Gin soIiiii6er Rau,pf, ruie CT an B6ttsteit mnb
Sptentiitdt nod ME pOrsetommen lit. iit benz sanOe
aufeeSraR9en 5Sutd bic 9errGtbefet upn Anbrem
SObnfOn NIB feiuer autlid5ea unb perf6nIi6ea arT
bdnger sesen bic patrotfbe Rartei, ,Spr meIbe iie
lire Aemter erbalten baben, Der 3ped Der gerrde
tberei lit Die fefen 2onaten bes SiiSes itnter bic
5ise Der nsefbIasenen obet f,idbt nnter1porfener4
8ebelen suriid5ubrinsen, bie Iekteren 81 befdbisen
tbre Rode an ben erteren nussuIaen, Die iie baieu
fir Sert nner1parteten iirtefsahs bfer eeiebte Gbfl
iDSeratioH. gIck 20 nuS. gt7} .HgfInf
Die Iebten groben seebermekeIun9en i'm @roben in
Mempbis unS RemzC Orleans jinp 8eueiie fir ben
Geif ,peI9er int SlSen berrS6t. wopon Der Ttflnrpb
Der gebeaen =artei in Seemingly eihen neten 8eroeis
eiebt sDie GeISaten uen SEQ, BeauregarS SSobniton
unS 9oob ins bic berrf9rnse Gead swii9en benz gez
tuntac nnb benz Rio Granbe; jie erwdbIen ii eesens
feitis urb bepersuse I'D Dor ben 3ebeHen, weItbe gu
6anfe sebIieben nib; ie bobeh aue gorre9te in See
su9 ouf 4oIi;eiteuen in ben iibIiden Staaten; fte
mn prganifrt ais Dffciere Der GtaatsmiIis uno q
mnterbriden iebe SemonftratiSn pen topaIen BeiBen
ODER SbmafSen, inber fie gIeibe Sesbte amerifaniz
56er 6reter bebanpten. -t.i4s4 1syli!3sG
S Die 59uIbGufer Der s9parsen fitb pesbramnt nuS
ibre petbsn 2ebrer per GewaIt Mnb ben sei9impfans
gen Der nnperan6erten Rebeueu, peIde ibre Morb<
tbaten inter Surrabrnfen fir anbrem MON unS
8eripini9unsen gegen ben gongteB Detiiben, preiss
ge9eben. -Ht5ft5i 4seu hst*s2+14'a 4s431
Gs lit Sur5aas nbtBpenSiss big Dieieaisen, useI9e
fin Srebet anb sapeItdt FIR 6as gedt Der ilnion,
81 beftehe fir bic 5reibeit aIer Meni6en iinS. fib
sersanren uro sniamHien arbeiten fpHtens ben @on=
eb fur ben iiuermeiSIi5en Conflict, ser itas bepors
Reht, sn ftdrten. ~ ~ sf1st 'ia sl 1i'a 70
mir miiRen ben eaSeu. nhS Sis eopperbeabs iiberg
seuseni aab SeDoIirti0nsn nidt ridudrfs geben Sds
emancipation cine unuerd,i0erIbe EbatSade it, SoE
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Celppsissptrg N y

Das 8earabhiB Sss Brofeliot s. 81.
9tbam ipnroe seitgrlu apgm benz Sgrpss q
Gerein bs9d ten a6s0 bntte lids Atpk
0es ibleds.erl gSetfefs, cine febr refpecs
table 9ln5aN Der 8urrier ein9efaraen, /
MirOen 6reuao 81 ieiner letten 9tnbess
it1tte Su beoIeifen. 9iahbent Die @eiait9<
lection Elm erdreifenbes @tobIie6 aeiilatsi
aen, biclt SEER @aftot g9gers bic Ell
gentlibe 3eibepreoe, .ippranf per Spres
der oes Surnbereins, Sbos. 81 . Geele,l
folgel6ermaBeii Scs 9Sort ndbtt. "''S'
rs Surner! sial ss.AT1.i
,ssg8ir iteben beute bier berfammelt, nm
eiHent unlerer ipaderiten nnS beiten 8riis
Der Das, lebte 2ebehobl nadbsnrltferl, llito
auf ieinenl lebten Groeniueee oas Ghren<.
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ANECDOTES OF THE LATE DIR. ARCm-
RAID ALEXANDER, OF PRISCEroN.-An
enthusiastic revivalist felt he had a mission
10 talk with the doctor. He called, was
kindly received, and began conversation
on personal experience The doctor heard
him quietly, moving his right leg and mouth
in that peculiar way, 50 well known and so
omnibus, TO his students. The man waited
for a replv-none came. He went on cN-
patiating on his feelings, his call, his tokens
Of spiritual life, but still the doctor moved
his leg and mouth. At last irritated, he
broke out with, "Dr. Alexander, have you
no religion
None TO SPEAK Of, sir
The man left.
The General Assembly passed a resolution
that the students of the Presbyterian church
should be exercised in memori'cr or extern
poraneous preaching. In obedience TO this
resolution the doctor directed that the stu
dents should preach before him without
manuscript. Among the first to preach
under the new rule was one B. lie
assembled the pulpit with a confident air,
announced his text "None Of these thing,
move me-" and came 20 a stop. Memory
had failed him. With a tremulous voice
he again uttered. "None of these things NOR,
me-" Again halt. None of these things
move me-" this was his third utterance. The
old doctor looked up and quietly observed
And pray, sir, what will move your
During the Washingtonian movement
= student, whose mind was excited on III,
subject Of total abstinence, thought il TO be
his duty to call on the doctor and stir him
mp on the subject. He called, was invited
TO sit, and he opened the subject. Tn,
mouth opened, the leg moved, but not ;
word from the doctor until the young mar
had finished his impertinent lecture.
Are You through, sir?'
YES, sir,"
am be happy 10 see you again, sir, wheI
you have any cuisines. "-ChristiaR Watch
man.