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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.


lNiTED STATES NoLkI.-BeiOre Judge
SHIDlAN-Cases eat dozen he Admiralty CoLenda ror he
october iera-The following the numbers of she cases set
down far the calendar for the October term tie issues in
which are be tried Monday Oct Nos q a. 3 Tues
day Oct No O. Wednesday. Oct 10 Nos 10 20 81 - &C.
lO Thursday Oct IL Nos 30 49, % y Friday Oct % Nos
20 81 ~ a. 100 - Tuesday Oct To- Nos p q IS - 80
Thusdy oct IL Nos y q q 81 60 IOI Iog; FRIDAY
los Tuesday oct - Nos 70 r. 81 ~ "Wednesday. Oc;
-, Nos : 81 lO3 rs Thursday, oct IS NJ 20; Friday
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT.-Part before Mr..
Justice SUTHERLAND in the Court House Court opens b.,
10 O'Clock a Mos 29l VIM Frie.tal agt Caphin Judd;
2r9 WIN. A Gregory agt George \ O-4Dod a. 9re wm
Watson ct al agt John King; 20 Wm a. Galbraith sat
Kip ct al a45 Ninth National Bank Of New York M Geo
W. White 2ei7, Wm. NJ White agt Tho Mayor SC Of New.
York 2O9 Wu shears ~ } ilin g sahinger So Edward
Hapatnck agt John Kelly sheriff SC ae3 hs1eus q
Tuly sgt George Tappen a.9 John McLarn agt. Wm II
Cephas Rogers ast Charles G. Patterson Sr5 Pierre A
Gay at George Sc-in - John g. OIlynn oct Ccinell,
ar5 Joseph Seddoa Soes e al oct Charles II Lord aG7
The oco National Bank Of NewIork agt John + Cowau
Tie Nassau B-lk Of NeNYoIk agt The Mayor &C. u New
Part II-B.frre NJ Justice IyGR,Hw hell in ne View
Colit ho1, CONT SRIs ~ ~ CLOCK o. mi-Nos. ~
Mr. ~, sas A. We fishfi i-, $50, C Tle Il.
william Sl.-Ai l36 Lionel Moses aEt Margaret " scott
Hemy .. B K.l.y sgt William ODora1t. l5is james c
iaz.,oa SGT Cl4es J. Gl..laumei .ll4 Z T. Wood Ct %
b / t.ls walsh; I--4 William 2 Wright ar JOSH T-,ra
l-72 Edward ID James ast Lewis J. Leor0r l1s Iasc
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fAu1ouucemeuts.i

Mr.. DE- CORDovA, THE CELEBRATED Lfcr,ErR.-
W Dz CoaDovA Whose during f.e711' Winter a'r o..
hted loussu3 himself d-f 'sd with LTyrrrs 'AFo-siic
swkrR,A and ays; Having ei 90 regularly during The l two
months have every relson 60 b. ed Nithi being @
aud most ea 81 oui den li.e7 "swisSrsSA prepared b. d.
Ikysrr Dert Of over thirty practice in New of
been us.I By hin his practice for over twenty yels g
lac received recommendations TIE most csuhc Dea 80 A
being lauuiee ezt'- % IS an'ed b. Do fe 60
'ue tie eulue but contrary pseTve t. al prev le
teeth fs ds.syns. gives ragaieat brhsrey to the 'estl
delightful tse the mouth aal aromatic ref % t'
br.eih. Ic. sale everywhere.
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aCRRoG4 rEs CouAI77C5L i-Io'or,e surrogate Te1Srn

The following wills have been admitted 10 probate
during Tie past week. c. y hanger g. " Arg,vle Jonas
Sparks Undeyil Washborn Daniel Holt james r. Church
William NJ Allen John u. Heating julia 4. Ngtetl Julia
Svartz samuel b Able William Galau. Patrick MlTiy
Frank Roelers Adam Ehrgoit, Marie Ann Remoul sarah
Hlrtland
Letters Administration have been granted the following
estates Mary bivCn, Ida \. Mackenzie Samuel e. KlSic
sten Barry r1re Fay Gustaye Hermann jeanette Law. Ellen
McLougmn liam L. Clay Margaret Donovan MARY 4.
Dougherty ans Tate. George 4. Clement Srah McCar
thy iosa Lergcn, William Beudon John Mckenzie. joseph
Pgcott
Letters Of guardianship have been granted 20 Louise Mander
Of louisa Mauder john A. Cary guardian oven
OConncl: John 4. Cary guardian Of Mary ). OConutl.
Annie guardian of Annie Brewster Bridget MeCCI
mick guardian Of Katie \. Mccormick.
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CUH COURTS.

sUTTGIt1 COURT-STGN TfDi-O-l CD -o., -...ce
BARBOUR
DECISIONS
Nlett Seaman act. Francis +. Keaiilg.-MOtion
granted Hugh Goodwin ag Thomas Haskls 20 aL-Arp.ca
ton for resctemeu denied. Laura keeue AIT john =
Cluk-Notion granted Elizabeth Wiley admins tIClrx sc.
act James Fee impelod e. al-pCl.t opened and Cause
restored she Calendar. The Bank ~ tie Republic Grt
Frederick " Lawrence et al. as,igucrs &c-lrjUIcuu
granted Juan Alsiua agt Henry El-Moton granted Oh
terms E,lWarlsC Jones ngt Charles r. Degradation
orsnfed George W Brown agt Jonathan y Hllus-Nluon
trautcd Alexander Smith agt Horace citing - aAloou
erlDtad Jacob p Sute agt Joseph Mor-CJmIa'nt dis.
missed with Mecdcn britannia COMPANY as GgIIey
" Lmgsen.-MOiion granted
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
s,etr.ir George Cromwell LaIL Nsw-Ohe-rs sep ~ "tL
r.ls.. al Il pas. II. q. Cromwell 4 90.
ship Ku Csou, Pencil LeghoFn 20 days wiihemdse = Jt
Barr Gra Craig Cay p T. p days via Delaware fr,s
w,,e with r.Lre. o. simpson a. t.aIp.
Erz P.rty Gckly. FOSTER Jlcssouyhe j. Gays WIZ Hc' 70
Dia5e. NOtu Go. - ,-.
Brs Anosss sf H,a1 Fao Ra6-ioe 20 lays with nd Ne
SEM John More. Wilmington y C., II days with md'e TO p
Powell v ~
s,Lr. J. ". K1f1ssy CrsnmeT BaIimofe'
S.br Frs1lout - Proy.nceowr.
Sehr Union, Aver-ll r. .aland.
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CITY NEWS.

ENGLISH OrgBA.-The successful comic opera Of
Tie Doctor col N,.ral.' viii bc given every even his
week 90 the New York Tlcalcr under the personal
Of its composer Mr. Eichbee Several numbers M a,1
c7a,l IN the SCORE and with good oe-t and efficient
tits pleasing composition. t f'ir TO again create t' excite.
ent stoned ty 10, FIST production ~ the French l''c
la.t sumner.
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AGENTS WANTED in Ne~-Tos CT.
AGENTS WANTED in Droollyn
AGENTS WANTED IN Je.sey ca.
ACENrs WANTED N YeoIA
AGENTS WANTED in King Comfy.
AGENTS WANTED IN q .e,ns Comfy.
AGENTS WANTED IN &c.. Cc.rty
AGENTS WANTED in Re...ard co.Hf-.
AGENTS WANTED 10 We.,et,',er co-o,y
AGENTS WANTED in P-s-sr Coauty.
AGFGTs WANTED in r .,,t..s county.
AGENrs WANTED ~ H.4n.a., C,or,J.
ACENTs WANTED 70 or.nso Comfy
AGENTS WANTED 20 Uso1 Comfy.
AGENTS WANTED 90 F.1fcd County ccaa
AGENTS. WANTED hI,Aa,l ccoaty. cop.
AGENTS WANTED D. N.,. Raven Ce-nty. Conn
AGENTS WANTED 10 u 1,.a Cern,y.N
AGENTS WANTED H. Dsiyr. ca.a,y NJ
AGENTS WANTED r E,s,a s.u,y. ~
AGENTS WANTED 4 Pose, ceasiyla
AGENTS WANTED H. MAJ ,,.I co.o,y, NJ.
AGENTS WANTED mUaea County NJ
AGENTS WANTED 30 s.rct,t Ceor,y, NJ
AGENTS WANTED n '.-., Coaaty,N.
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NEW MAP OF THE ADIRONDACK Ef''''
us bssutfal WORK scale Eve Hss % IL, .Le' az
.,o,e WHO Lave Used it to be .,neH perfect sas 4"
Pace ~.
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THE OFFICIAL MAP OF NEW.Y0kK s'A'~
Township Msp showing every vlese htae' IAS e'"'
IA tie ss,e,wh vas, amount q c.t0 nicrn1ii'n sN'
BY Gfset Pd.es
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NEW MAP OF THE GREAT METROPOLIS
suest Railroad Poke. Map, H.. ils Ne" I''s' '''
,ey C.,y, tc te Ph.s &c.
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THE OFFICIAL MAP OF NEwJERsLi'
Showing Roads Land, and Eo5sss tbro 1ghed Tie '~'
II II a,eu.u si1e4. bye feet Price &C.
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POCKET AND WALL MAPS O. ALL N'
lsp ,,S
HUNDREDS OF CHANTS AND EA'"A'
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Low PRICES.
Mounted on .olefs fai e.o.Al.Ck 81 80.
Mounted on rollers. e'oth bond 50.
Pocket edition, Co ,e.i.ca- 80 80.
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BUILDING NEAR NETWORK.
RAILROAD COMTANlEs NEED IT,
EMPRESS COMPANIES NEED IT,
SHIPPERS OF GOODS NEED II.
TRAVELLERS NEED IT,
LAND.AGENTs NEED IT,
LAND.OWNEES NEFD IT,
COUNTRY HOWE SEEKERS NEEDLE
AID
reed Il WHO wish to wit o. Ilow uoei.ly Of New ras
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THE NEW UNION UNITED STATES MAI.
eorperpls,s Msp showing Co1li,' Railroad Bs'sfsS w
e,.ryis. on the same scsl cr d., Atlantic Tie Psctc sH'
by q. eeL Price e. 50.
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NEW POCKET NAP
o. TUR

VIII Csmlies Railroad routes, &C. Phoe e.
NEW POCKET MAP OF TIE UNITED STATES n'~'
RES aud PACIFIC STATES. 90
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FOUR NEW RAILR0ADS

II SHOWS TINE ROUTES -
, 1866-04-17

The annual CIV c'ecnon taxes pace To-Day
Upon us result oepenus !" eFea' measute,
the tatoFe eooo government o. lhe CITY, anu
tie reputation anu innnehce OF lineage IN na'
tionaa politics. Let every kseao1'ean &C ~
me polls E4ecuons are occloeo' anu pouc.es
determined os tnose VINO sotc, sno no. os
those VINO stay AT nome. 4 notao1e vlc'ory
for good order IN the nanon' may DC achieved
today. Therefore We urge upon ouf Nepae-
lean friends not 10 iaii 10 vote ,pr thefr nom
ihees III 1ne several "a'os* out ~" tno,
mcnts are required to discharge this duty, and
no man Who believes IN hepub1can principles,
and has an interest IN good local government.
hnE right 10 absent hilnseh 1rorn tne polls
1hefe a1e some *a1ae ~, ] "neIe sl'ee4a. e1s1
lions sfc neeoco. lne lh'sa i one o. 1nem-
, 1866-04-17

not have enough authority by law, let them
take 1t. The erigency Of the times demnuds
It, and The community viii sustain them
in It, ----~-
Cndcr existing circumstances, 1t 3s the duty
Of iii to cooperate with the authorities,
and not shut their eyes with the delusivei idea
thu, they can do nothing. Individual effort
can accomplish much, and We have no doubt
II wcll directed measures are adopted, we
shall have little to lear. Let any one take q
stroll into certain sections Of the city, md
material fo1 all sorts Of ,epidemlcs will greet
him: Why not organize Sanitary Commfs-
sion similar to those in other cities. the object
of which would be to cooperate with the Po-
lice Commissioners. In tho uerculean task BE-
fore thcmf Give every house, nook, corner,
alley and street thorough sanitary tpspec-
tton, and when nuisances are found abate
them -,
We cannot close this article without refer
Ing to the existing method Of filling vacant
lots and streets below grade, and the dump
Ing INTO the basin In front Of Michigan ave
nue. of the dirt collected In cleaning the
streets. The large quantity Of organic mat
ter which 1t contains cannot but render 1t a
nuisance both to the comfort and health Of
the citizens Of the vicinity. Discrimination
shonld be exercised In the use Of the otial
thus collected. The ashes and all substances
containing no organic matter will answer
well enough for this purpose, bat the other
should be carried cut Of the city to enrich
the soil, where it Is needed, and where 1t
would be beneficial Such matter thrown
into the basin, which Is stagnant enough in
, 1866-04-17
TEE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Il t1nAA i "a We A1AA M a -
Tie breaking ont Of the cholera, or dis
ease alike fatal in its character, on the steam
er England, conveys unmlstakalle tokens OF
what We may expect the coming summer. II,
therefore, becomes the duty Of every one to
do all in Lis power 10 avert this scourge. Ex-
pcrience nas tnugbt that cleanliness Is the
surest preventive. Arc wa doing all We can
In this city 10 bring about Hn so desi-
rableg The authorities are NAQx and ap-
peals to them lave beco1 Are
they, Or arc the citizens udEaa much rs
elsewhere: We fear not! New York, Phil
adelphia, Detroit and other cities, art rlsor-
ously at work, and, no doubt, much GOOD Will
result. Here, unfortunately, the responsible
ty is 80 much divided That It really rests
upon no one, and unless gFcat care is cxcr-
clsed the defects OF our municipal md health
organizations will be most marked and dis
astEops ere many months have passed by.
The Health Officer Of the city
is nothing more than chief scaveueer,
by the spirit and intent Of the
law creating the office, and also. the aalary
paid hsn. So cheap and Of so little import
ancc Is the health Of this city regarded that
Il l,5W Is eonsidercd as an adequate coMpen-
sation for the executive officer OF this derart-
mcnt. IN q city with population Of a0o. 900.
and whose growth has beca 80 rnpId as TO AZ.
tonish everybody, intelligent and wcll.d,rect-
cd effort for promotion q! the public health il
OF the utmost importance. Inns this bern
done* From careful examination OF the
mortality reports Of this city, We feel war-
cant Of the deaths that occur In this city are
-
, 1866-04-17
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Address OF lLe lndi0na Ocm0crn.
cy-Tho Copperhead Uoctrtttes Of 'Ol
iEcv1ved-The BIuck Arllcle-An In
terestlue Suit-C.'nstitutton Of Indana
Va. Constitution OF the United >tates
-tsHvs Morton, E&c+s Etc.
[From Our spec1al Corresponacnt1
INDIAsAroL1s, April 18th, 1868.
II Will be remembered BY those who read
nv telegraphlc report OF the proceedings ol
the late Dcmocrnttc State Convention, IN the.
TRIBUNE, that previous 10 the report OF the
Committee on Resolutions, "Judgc Hanna,
of Sullivan, Chairman Of tho Committee
on Resolutions, stated to the Conven-
tion that at The 6th Of Juuuary Convention
II committee had been APPOINTED to prepare
an address, to be reported at this Convention.
That committee had performed It's duty, and
rcnorted an address to the Committee on
Resolutions. The committee, after due con-
sfderation, now reported tito the Convention,
recommending It's adoption Ia addition to the
platform Of resolutions"
The address, which, on account Of Its
length, was not read before the Convention,
was published in yesterdays Herald It hlls
the third page of that journal, with
,he exception Of half column, and
Lears the prctcntfons title OF "Facts
for the people," But I apprehenu that Del.
tcr lille would be .sComfort for Rebels, and
Tcxts for Coppcrhead Politicians There Is
nothing ncw: ID It. Commencing with q lau-
dalton Of the old he1esy Of State Rights, 1t is
declsrcd TINT in restoring the rebel States to
thc Union, "uo conditions conla be rlghtfnlly
requircd," This Is fact No. lin the Copper
head creed. 1t is in the rebel creed, too.
Nerro suffrage comes next In order for con-
,idc. alton, aRd the usual howl is heard. only
tosdiers ni Who fought for and preserved the
i Isnttn. whi,.e these committee men were doing
their n Jest to destroy it, are appealed to 10
isni thsII ald and sympathy!G0 tue prsrs9 nsss
1mtionaI I amendment is declared void, but
wonderful to tell, West Virginia is for the first
lime recognized by the Copperheads ns
state IN the Union. The argument On the
amendment means that the Rebel States, by
, 1866-04-17
TIE PAcgFlcATluN POLICY.

Gu the passage OF the Civil Rights Bill
through the House, only one man claiming to
be Republican voted against it-iittie isay-
moud. he owns a newspaper, of large ciscu-
1ation, which is edited on the single policy o.
being with the majority, without resa:d to
principles. Raymond, as politician, has
no other aim. Yet in 80 voting be violated the
Instructions Of his constituents and OF bis
State Legislature, and stood IN ridiculous
minority Of Que upon point on which hebas
no conscientious convictions whatever. Yet
this is the representative man OF the class Of
Republicans who attempt to p'ay the role Of
pacihcatots. On prctence OF preventing
split in the Republican party. they split from
It, and IN order 10 prevent Republicans from
going over to the Copperhcads, they 60 over
themselves. Strange as # may ,secm, their
sondnct tends to produce the result at which
they aim, for nothing would add SO much to
tho harmony and strength Of the party as for
these twaddle1s 10 leave II altogether.
The true and only means Of OF maintaining
harmony in the Republican party Ia for those
who profess to believe in its principles OF free
dom, Union, and equalri rights, to act consistent
ly with Their professions. The moment theT
think q little lying, czinsing and hypocrisy
are necessary in order to save the party, they
1ud themselves out Of tho pale Of the party
altogether, and voting With the Coppcrhcatls
, 1866-04-17

Editors Chicago Tribune:
I did not write you that member OF the last Leg.
ts!atrte ss1d you demanded 73s.0o0 Of the Hose
Railroad Company 10 support their bill, bat did
write that al 40 anti-monopoly meeting held IN War
rem on the .h of MarCh wus tated hy our tCpreten-
rnye in The last Legislature IN seltioateatoo that
the opposIt1ou Of the TE1eCsE 10 The naEsr Hal-
road company, who asked for m extension of thelr
charter toT niIety y-plue years was occssioheu by
Ectueai Of Of the pTopEte!brH o1 knid company
10 pay to the Tribune COMPANY S15,ul] 10 support
denaud o! Col. John E. Smith Su0 10 iu.ett COM
pfimrnta1s notice Of hi. {the Nlney-rixiA Illinois
iIfans, regiment on their way through Ehi7ago ~
rhe army. Il Is due 10 the 1IunrSE to knos that
such charges Of corruption nsc preferred against it
and 1t Is ak0 due to 1t1 patrons 10 knox II suth
chnIEee afc tue WARREN.
ANSWER. The above note being nccompan-
led by the name Of the writer, wc reply that
both charges mentioned therein are talsc. We
may add that the members Of the Legislature
who voted for the Horse Railway bill, seem 10
rely rery much upon the statement that our
hostility TO that swiEdle YVES oceasioncd by
the refusal Of the company to pay pari ut
their money Into our treasury. II 1t were
true, it would not help them any: But there
Is moi syllable truth in 1t. It is a pure inren'
lion, designed to screen the guilty ones by
making it appear that others were as guilty
as themselves An autimonopoly mcctine
wns good place, however, 10 have the Horss
Railway business under discussion.
, 1866-04-17
Last Moments Of, Daniel $. Dicktuaon.
fE.orn the Ne,E Ynrle Exntrs.. 11th inst

On Monday last 3Ir. Dickinson WAS ensa-
red Ia the trial Of the Meteor case, which was
postponed till Saturday, to permit Mr.. Evarts
to attend the funeral or d relative. Not feel
Ing ycry well, Mr.. Dickinson went home ear
II, and has not been out OF the house since.
His symptoms were not constdered alarming
TIL yesterday morning, md ut about II a. N.
In fact, when his sou-in-faw, Ar. l. G. Court
ney, left the house at 0 a. NJ, he wcs uT, had
dressed himself aud partnken Of lisn. break
fast. He snld to Mr. Courtney In i peculiar
way, "You must run the Office to-day,
and Ill be down tomorrow - that
morrow which never came. Shortly
before noon Mr.. D. was taken with severe
vomiting, which continued TIL pm, when
he became to the eye Of the physician danger
ously Ill. Mr. Courtney was sent for, but be-
ing engaged In a case before. judge Selson,
the Court declined to allow him to proceed
home till he had finished his suming up. Mr..
C. reached home about 5 pm, and found the
venerable gentleman sinking rapidly, but re-
tanning his sensibilities and faculties. Hecon-
continued gradually 10 grow weaker aud
weaker till abont halfpast seven O'Clock pm,
when he died peacefully and camly With full
knowledge OF his approaching dissolution,
and surrounded BIZ the mem mbers OF his family.
He leaves wife and two daughtes, both mar
RED. The one to Atr. s. G. Courtney, aud the
other to Mr. M5gatt. The eagss q his death
The Office Of the United Suites
District attorney during his brief
Term. exactly one year, was ably adniuls.-
cred by Mr. Dickinson, aid tho cordial mlu-
, 1866-04-17

Tue community of despotis1n has been htely
Illustrated In Berlin By tho persecution of the pub.
Usher, Mr. GrpEse, By lhe Bismafk administration,
g the distance Of Louis Nnpoleon's representative
IN The p.nssian capital, on account Of WORT en-
;isled "Lou:s Napoleon, OF the Conflict between
Fate and the Impc11al crown," some passages o1
which have gIrcu umbFage 10 his Majesty. The &C
creatiou was disec,cd against the author. bpt the
oubhfher, declining 10 disclose bis nanc, be was
himself eentepcrd 10 one months imprisonment
MIR. Edoutra Labouiaye. the renowned pnhll-
list and champion Of Amsslca III Ffancc, is candl.
dale for seal IN the French Chambers in the de-
pa1tmcpt OF the Lower Rhinc- His zlva1 candidate
i. b. dc Buse,et1e, partisan Of lht one-an power.
In The event Of Mr. Lbouiayets success, Frsnce
vii add another eminent man to tue i,lnsu1cns p.f.
.oraces sho COW defcnd The peoples rights, and
America will have IN additional and lnaucnl ln
friend In the French Legislature ...
Tho contributions fortbe Italian loan are pour
suc in from alt SECTIONS Of the county, INCLUDING
Venice, where one family alone Forwarded dona-
ZION Of 4 hundred thousand ffanc*-fae nAtne. hoT'
rre. no, being disclosed, lest II might expose the
mu,11cept and patriotic Veucttans to prosecutions
s,om ,hsir Austrian ol'ptrseass.
-Tbe Intolerance Of the Klng Of Pruss1alls pa'n-
fully Illustrated by h,s opnosing the erectio1 o.
s!atuc on public square to the memory OF
Meycrbeet, a natlve Of Berlin, upon no other
.-ronud but that the iilustgious composer Of the
..nu.uenots,n - the ~.Prorhei," and tho "1Afiesoc,
uls brought up in the wosrhip Of The oid Iefia'
mtnt Yu this same monarch VINO
teuies this honor 10 ore Of the celebrities
ol hIs country because be dla moi
believe in the New Tcstamcut, has been ~ his h1e
noto1ious1y engaged In breaking It's noet hailoSeo
prccep1* By bc:tayins and depressing the ntll1ons
., Lls fellow and unior1 unate euhect* instead
Of -1losirs" tLem and lifting them up 10 The cona-