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HDeciGL Notices.

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sSJ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITUTI0G.)
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PRE- Gent.
OF DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMRS MILLER, Cashier.
pIRBoToEB.
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crensha", ". d. ausfles'
VIM. n. Lyons, Jr., II. D. DiahAeh'
A. Bodekor B. WeirIger, ship
w A. snott, Moses Ellyson, j. b. Winston,
+. gllet,, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutehiu
r. r. Taylor, ]. Rosenbaum, son.
w p gintord, J.W. Hall, T. W. boswell
J. A. Eelvin, W. F. Cray, W. L. tanner
r. q. Dudley, Alfred Mosc5, J. ID. NoWlin.
The security offered to depositors 10 undoubted
and the Institution should commend Itself to al
classes.
The attention OF oil In city and country Is called
to this institution. Hero they will And security
convenience and profit. Sums rs small as one
dollar may De deposited and SIX psr cent. interea
received on same.
Office hours from . 4. NJ. to 8 P. NJ. on Saturday
from Q A. NJ. to P. NJ, and from 4 to P. n.
je l2-dGswts
,oppur saURr JAnss l.. HAURY
hoBEaTr. BROOKE.
sT r. II. H1AURY & CO.,
(RsTAELIsEzp IF 1881
gAHKgRs AUD B2OhRES,
no 1914 Il ain street,
sYss house below ths post
RIoHaoED, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND slLVRR
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS aad
STOCKS, as.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED xnd OoLLECTloas
MADE on al accessible points In tho unltet
States. 10
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Re MRS. WiNSLCW's SOOTHING SY-
RUP, for children tsethng, greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by softeairS the gums, redu'
cling all innammation-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and Is sure 10
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon Ii, mothers It will give rest TO
yourselves AMI
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOU'D INFANTS.
We have pnt up and sold this article for years,
and can say in ooSFiDEScs and TRUTH Of it what
we have never been able to Say of any other me-
dcine-never has 1t failed in a single instance to
effec. Il cure when timely used. Never did we
know an Instance OF dissatisfaction By any one
who rsad it. On the contrary, all ave Delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms OF COM
menda,ior OF its magical effects and medical VIZ
tues. We speak in this matter WHAT We DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the ful flment OF what we here de-
clare. In alacst every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
be found in f ftesn or twenty minutes after the
syrup IS administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call ior
mrs WINSLuW'S SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac smile OF /" Curtis & Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. All others base limitations.
sold by druggists throughout the world Price,
only asc. per bottls.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street, Il. Y. 2e5 High Hol-
born. London, England III St. Paul street, Mem
traal Canada So 20-eod6m
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Stores, Ty,,ay0re. DC.
Toilet articles,

~--~~-~-~~~-@~~~ <~~<-<~~~I.
V'DIlET 500 PS.-We have lust ra.
ceiysd variety Of Toilet Soaps Of superior
quality which Te olFsr a. whols.ais AMI retail
no! hTEEEah,P aGaaM & co.
DOUQTET D'ORLE'nS, Or Xxx
ID Bo1kB0S;-A fre.h supply 0f thiH most ira.
grant PEPfr;iE decid adly Ina best nor, In nss
In store and for sale wholesale and retail by
BLUNT aM'SE ET, druggist
sal7 152. Main. near Fonrtaertn street
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DIED
DIED,
In Norfolk, on the 9th Infant, after a long VI
csE, SIMON s. STUBS, tged Gfty nine ye"ra'
Meetings.

MUTUAL BUILD1 q + U d
WI S,ockhoid ara and those DESTROYS 81 beeomihs
40 arc hereby notified that an i.stslment VII nc
sold 10 tho lowest bidder on sATuRnAl M ~
att o'clock p NJ. BIDS my he made any ',lne
from tbis to time Of sale For fnithrr ih'ofha''oh
,nnniss, VIZ. ALbBN, Cashier.
MASONIC NoTICE.-Them MEM &.
WI bars Of LGGEFSaNCAISE No. 50, RI Xxx
har.hv Summoned 10 attend regular meet w
Ing Q, their lodge on THIS tWstns.da;y ,a ETn
and transient brethren are invited.
n oo ia '" II. ' G.E sN DoaAss, Secretary.
TRzAsrRHR's crFIcy RICHMOND ASD)
PETEssBrKa RAILROAD COMPANY,
hICHMoNp, November II, 1857.
NOTICE.-1h he annual meeting of the
on TO ssDAY the 26th instant. at their oHce, No:
oil Main street tnp stsirsl; between Ninth and
rr mo . .ttds's e. ' fflH0SskkHaaToS
a NNUAL MEETI THE next an
~ nual meeting Of the s,osshold.rs OF 5'd
psHy IN RishnoSd Ga wsDS ESP x mo ar day
no6-td Secretary and Treasurer.
RIcHMoSD AND DASvrLLR RAILRoAo CoMrASr,}
RICHMOND, November IL, 1867
VNHE TWENTIETH A N =. L
| MEETING oFTHE STNCKHoLDERSO FTH Z
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD CON /.
PANY wi be held in this city on WEpNbS
The ih OF December next, at 40 CLOCK M; az IN
exchange Hotel. j. b,hih, huultof.
The book for transfer Of stock will be closed on
The lat Of Dec. uber and not be opened until alter
the meeting Of stockholders.
FORM OF Proxy.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
hao,c al men by these PRESENTS:
rnat -, the undersigned, 40 hereoy coz.
situte and appoint - attorney - lof
- and in name, to vote on all questions tina
may be- brought before the meeting OF the Hto o
ro,lers of the Richmond and Danvill- Railroad
CN,nn.ny ia he held n - on the - day oil
-, or at any adjourned meeting thereof. here2y
rstifying al! the acts Of = =, SAID attorney -,
| he re,nises iuly as If - were present ana
In tsstlmooy whereof = have hsreunto AIMED
= hand this - day OF -. noii-eoa'd
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no PHYSICIANS.
L Hsrcsin, CaTein, Digatalin,
Airopia, Cub5bin
Valerianate Of dorphia,
Earcotin Propyiamin,
Chlcr Proxy amtn. L.ptanofn,
Podophy lin, Nrpthaliu, VeratrIa,
Valeranare OF Zinc,
Ealeriauate Of Iron,
Qu.ni., Acct Qutn!a. Valerana'c Of Gsir'''
Muri;t,s OF Qnsni+. FeIrocyaaide (! ca.2'i'
tiseniats OF GGinia,
Qntnioia, suph ,inchona.
Iodine, Bromins, &c,
for uso In prescr! pi!ons, ard Tor sais by
J. BLAIR. rrrck.s
oc3l SIS Broad Il eel.
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DIJOU THEATRE.
IL VIRGINIA HAL u.
THIS EVENING, BIN FIT OF WIN. II. OTIS.
First time In America OF the comedy of
MAY And DECEMSEa;
and
DUNDREARY. no l3--ltS
Be generous to the fallen
aud kindly to the brave,
But do not forget the orphan,
Wln hnmhlY do ynn cKaya

W ITO HUHUIy 10 Uu CIaFU.
THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC
Il Orphan Association kindly solicit the
sympathy of the charitable, the kind, and the
brave. Also these kind souls who are stiil
aliens, many of whom. no oubt, symp4thisa with
the orphans OF our ia len b ave. Ali are invited
to admire tn. beautiful works Of Art and Indus
try, some If which has been executed by an Old
lady of sixty. perhaps over. There. viii be found
from the jewshaip 10 the sweet pathetic Totes of
the melodeon. Come all. Objects Of. the most
raIe and beautiful art for one DOLLAR. En-.
trance, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, Main street, op-
pOnila most Qflca no i3-It&
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HATBOLIC FAIR.-The' Ladies of
~ the Cathedral congregation will open FIR
tn. post office, Main street, THIS tAordayl
kNEAlNG, llih iueta III, 20 obtain funds 70 pay of
debt on ST JOsnPH'S oEpbaN ASYLUM and
afterwards for repairs on thei. church. rhey
hope the friends o. the orphaa end the liberal
public 80 orally will help thsn, o. ;hs occasion.
they have on their tables many valuable iatcy
articles and The delicac, es of the season. Cal.
and see. Tickets, NV SETI- FIVE CENTS, eCd
season tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
no l!-lw
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W II . : e BUILD ERS AN0
Il VI HESs Order in execution Al factory IN,
IN stock oIe lurdred dozen Kim .ED aNP'eiTg
LoGhs IN great Hartsty. and furniture of a,v Ia.
scilpflon In use. Your special attention i.
vitsd 20 tn tx stock. " 49,
no l3-lWH SiMPSC,, & Byn.rr;
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Sleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached SheetinSs,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Shae.inSs and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very'cheap;
Beautiful Ious. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Mer!no,
Biarrit1, Fontaine, de LANES,
Poplins, Ot!omans,
Alpacas, PoIDbazlnss, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINS.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Ba lmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM y. BELL s CO.'S.
se % GOT Broad street.
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T1RUSSES, TkUSSES.--i have JUST
Z received WRITES PATENT LEYEE TRUSS
the best truss In for !stsaIoa and radte.! eHts
OF hernts. Alto, WGlTs's Abp0a!SAh hNt-
PORTER. j0AS ". RisOs Drns2h:,
mn IL nsir and rhivj S,rstfs.
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DraE Goods.


DEMOVAL.-The undersigned re-
b.syoPs and bs pshc generally b s.1s
moved from his old stand TO No o. oc cs crssk
nTsEsT hs , =, sIoie
xhsFs sddsd to hid l; afgIiL ISi
ranns snDs,b and well. selected stock Ply
GOODS Having purchased Inc SAN. York al
first class imp Ring houses 1 IN m seII the
greatly declining prices, he Is prepa'eu y
Hsyins also on hand great variety OF MToITI
LEs gG93saxiz ,6 EHslE = & CL nd avis.
LADis,' sHA Wis OF every desc CT Ip,jon A"u
many other Articles too numerous to me .o a. tho
Everythlng can be 'b thankful
takes pleasure in inviting them, and more parnGeu.
l ss yd ss ds sa'ss ssSs
Respectfully, &C., r Lha, ~ strsst.
TO 13-3t 40. IooI Slnl. rs,
~aRDCZO, ALSOP & FOUaQU-
tJREAN O.3 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN NTH AND
take l. thew recently
rscaived q full and complete asf ortment Of stapIs
a,'d fancy Dry Goods. bought size, ne heavy de
cine large portion OK IN em -. AID ms
I'm Curtains, al-wool lugrain Carpets rom - 20
Al IS per yard stair and brusseIs Ialps,S, ro,a
inos ladies' aud Gents Linen Handkerchief. IN
ursat variety, both plain and henst.tcnea sooa
EiJ Glover al cOlOrs ana sizes, a. "a W,
Dress Goods department. can be found large Ara
n nst Pnnlins ali colors Empress Cloths in great
raI is french plins plain and broehs. in our
low and M dunn priced Dress oooas s we ha' yy
het..r assortment than ever before offered. W.
calH esnecial attention to onr large STOCK OF
nse.s. Edsnst, AMI Inserting .esd' Maltese
Yalencsrnes, Linen, Gambrics &c He s Atso'
a iii Of which we offer exceedingly low, AID Ie-
spTb Slowing gs ntlsmen with and would
nnIaasad IN sss tn cir friends JOHN y. tHlLFs.
T9daAs QUARLgs. Il. LYoNs aud MILAN
p. MAYo formerly Of Binford, Mayo y bialf).
no l2-ts -----
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Spe.cSGI Notices.
sg THE BEE WILL GO
WHERE THE FLOWERS ARE SWEETEST,
ARD TEE PROPLE WILL 60

So THE BEE WILL GO
WHERE THE FLOWERS ARE SWEETEST,
ARD TIE PEOPLE WILL 60
WHERE DRY GOODS ARE CHEAPEST.
GSiakspeare, Vol. III
And this will account for the great popularity OF
JULIUS sTC l. Z.
ola MAIN eTRERT,
who has Inst returned from New fork with the
best and cheapest assortment OF DRY GOODS ever
offered In Richmond. We enumerate
ALPACaS, IN bea utifql shades, only aoc
pOPLINS, handsome patterns, only Csc.
M eUSssLh1NE, choice designs, only 2oc.
CALICO, best brands. for ! J and 49,;
BLECHED COTTON, Nc good article, yard
wide, '23c.
BROWN CUTTONs cheaper than ever
10 d sHEETING, bleached and brown only 'Oe ;
PILLOW. CASE COTTON. extra width and qua
lily. only 25c.;
ALL.woOL FLANNEL at aoc. +; yard w'de' 0V'''
worth co.
GEyTs' AND YOUTHS WEAR.
1ergs additions have been recently made TO inns
depar,meat, and 1t Is now unrivalled IN hich-
mond
CASSIMERES in endless profuslon, o. e'e,S
.,yle and price amongst them | would cali AZ
,ention to an excellent Cashmere al &C., "hi'i'
canno, be equalled. Examine them.
fine assortment of CARPETS, which am sell
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CLoAKs, sACQUEs, sHAWLs, &C.,
in every style and OF every price. The celebrated
p1sTORI SHAWL just received, and to which |
call a. enton.
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Insurance Companies.

INSURANCE Company OF THE
L VALLEY IF VihCl.lA.
WIN. A. CHARTERS, lsaURASCH A6RTT,
Office u ain street opposite Spotswocd Hotel,
Richmond Va.
Anv amount OF insurance provided In city or
country In frst.ciass companies NJ the cntr-nt
rates OF premium. Oc iE-rS " Sm
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IMAGES OF THE DEAp.-Young
l and old taken In PLASTER OF PARIS ana
w by C. PUHLE, In his own peculiar style.
only one hour required to take an Impression =,
Specimens may be seen and orders left at W.
Wi'.Dr'S store, No. ell Broad street, between Sc
.o,s6 and bird streets.
F.r luther particulars see hsnd-b!llA.
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FlO THE AFFLICTED-BEN >
4 SALALEM BROTH Or SALTS or WIS
DoS-a specific for Rinswo.rn. T-ttsr. l.eh. h"!-
bers Itch Ulcers, and all erup.tons Of the skin'
no matter how malignant or how long stantlni
Warranted to cure or no pay, Try Il. spd II II
doas not speedily and promptly cure aud entirely
eradicate the disease. .hs money will 10 retunde1
In every instance. Pnee, soc. per bolts. E.' $40
BY BLUNT soS "Lhl,
an ~ Richmond, Va.
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J. a MAYO, y. "
None genuine without my Signature.
n !. al q

Z Fs'N1'.A.'E3-''
For sale by Messrs. PUECELL. LAnD * CV.:
Z. THOMAS. y. i S1ESCkES, AID b. hi Az
HUDSUT Church Hill. &C 'a-S.-
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fine assortment OF CARPETS, which am sell
ing at very low rates.
, 1867-12-03

WHILE the mind is now being agitated
through a supernatural cause, it is inter-
rupted by a natural one. The Earthquakes,
and the change of nationality. The
former affecting this place; but not the
latter. Whethef it is possible that st.
Thomas and st. 0hns-the Sister Islands
under the same bannef-have been dis
posed of, without this one !; or rather, as
it is definitely arranged, according to the
Patent Letter, published in this number,
that the sale of the former Islands is
partly settled, seems somewhat strange;
but we cannot take upon ourselves to
offer any remarks as to the motive, nor as
to the cause. We must, therefore, leave
the matter to better Judges and more-in-
formed parties to give the reasons. one
thing, however, is certain, that 1t would
be Improbable for Denmark to hold this
colony without the others, separated, as
this place is, so many hundreds OF miles
of, from the Mother Country. Let then
people remain quiet, and the result will
sooner or later show itself! Let those OF
better reasoning be not too fast to spread
false and unfounded rum0urs! But let
all be charitable 10 keeping the Ignorant
minds from erroneous and imperfect ideas;
principally as to the folly, that if the
Americans were to purchase this Island,
that Slavery would ever be re-eatablished
here. No! the Americans are too honor-
able, too just, and too generous ever to
be guilty Of such a crime. History tells,
of lite TINES. Ae greatness Of that Na-s
~. VIM re- IN VIC presto, nt,tloL
ality; it truc, every loyal Citizen can
not but say: that the Danish Laws and
the Administration OF them has been
judiciousIy carried out! Everything then
must be left for time to decide.
, 1867-12-03
From The 81. THcmas Times, Norcm5cr 27.)

ACCORDING K invitation from His Ex-
c|eIlency Governor Birch, the members of
the Colonial Council, the civil and military
functionarIes Of The Island and other inlla-
bitants, assembled at G0yerEEenth0uge
to-day at IL O'Clock.
At ten minutes past twelve, their Ex-
cellenCics Governor Birch, Vice-GovernOr
Rothe and Chamberlain Christensen, APP
peared with their aides and attendants.
His ExcellencJ Governor Birch in a few
words introduced to the Assembly His Ex-
cellency, Chamb9 rlain Christensen, Knight
of Dannebroge and Dannebrogsmand, as
Royal Commissioner Extraordinary
whereupon His Excellency Chamberlain
Christensen addressed the Assembly as
follows -
GENTLEMEN
In conformity with His Majesty, Our
Most Gracious Kings order, dated 25th
October, chargitg me, as Royal Commits
sioner Extraordinary to prepare the ces-
sion of the Islands, st. Thomas and St.
Johns, to the United States of America, |
shall enter on my duties by making known
His Majesty's Proclamation dated 25th Of
October to the Inhabitants of st. Thomas
and st. JOB IS.
(Here His Excellency read the afore-
said Procl' mation).
His M jesty has charged me to inter
pref to You, more impressively than
oooGallIl be done in the Royal Proclamation
the painful feelings inseparable from the
Cession of the Islands His deep and true
, 1867-12-03

love to His people and to His country is
being submitted to severe trials.
The terrible dispensatlons, with which
these Islands have lately been visited,
must necessarily influence the execution
of my mission the time that must pass,
before a settled state of confidence can be
restored to the population, shall be en-
ployed by me, with the cooperation OF
His Excellency the Governor of the Dan
ish W~estindia Islands, in supporting the
wishes of the Inhabitants on the occasion
of the ~cession OF the Islands.
The voting Mill be postponed to the
commencement of January.
To the successful accomplishment of
my errand I need not only the co-opera-
ton of the officials, but also the assist
ance of all good citizens and | fee. conf
dent, that such assistance will be rendered
me in the execution of my mission, with
which [ have been entrusted by His Most
Gracious Majesty the King.
LONG LIVE KING CHRISTIAN TX!
Drowned on Monday the 18th instant,
IN the harbour of St. Thomas, Mr.. Sam
ueil Warrington, son Of Captain J. H.
Warrington, of st. CroiX, aged 90 years.
The death of the deceased was caused by
trying to rescue his father from q periIous
position while On board the ship "BrjtiSh
Empire."-COm.-Njd
, 1867-12-03
from Tie "ETamjner."
ARRAS AND LILLE SPEECHES.

The Emperor Napoleon must surely be
satisfied with the effect which his speeches
at Arras and Lille have produced. One
y II :~-~@ IT, Fr ach1
was the God q "a, and that a smell of
sulphur must accompany him wherever
he goes. We cannot otherwise account
for the iubiIant tone in which his very
guarded addresses in the above towns
have been received by an influential por-
ton Of the English press. For ourselves,
although we never hattered the Emperor
OF favoured his policy, we never regarded
him in the odious light of lover of war.
We have not the least doubt that ''pcace
is his dear delight" This might proba-
bly, be said of Zenghis Khan, or Tanner
lane, or Alexander, or Napoleon the FIRST,
as it was said of Cardinal Fleury. The
French Emperor is doubtless as anxious
for the blessing promised to the peace
makers as any Of his brother monarchs,
but we must conscientiously confess that,
after a careful peru8al Of the two speeches
in question we are unable to find in them
any fresh securities for the continuance
of peace. The French ruler desires
peace, but he desires it with such condi-
lions as will not impair the position and
security of France. What those condi-
lions are we are not wholly Ignorant OF. 1t
is we'll known, from a declaration quite as
important as any contained in the Arras
or Lille speeches, and on an occasion far
more important, that if the balance of
power in Germany was TO be disturbed by
the pre~ponderance of one of the belliger-
ents IN the recent war, France would
look for compensation. We are not
aware that the Emperor has ever signi-
fed that he was satisfied with the results
Of that war. He not only made d~eclara-
tions, but he put in claims. Have those
claims been withdrawn, or are they mere
ly in allegiance? The recent speeches
throw no light upon this point. When a
man is in earnest on any subject there is
a way of dealing with it which leaves no
one in doubt. But these recent Imperial
, 1867-12-03

felt before and after High Mass was cele-
brated in the Catholic Church F.; and so
the congregation was not alarmed nor,
as we understand, the congregation OF the
Moravian Chuch.
, 1867-12-03
TUESDAY, 3RD DECEMBER 1867.

The anxiety and ~disquietude that have
been, for some time past, visible on the
minds of the inhabitants of this Island,
are, up to this moment, not dispelled,
from the awful Observation-Disclosures
with which it has pleased Almighty
God to send us. Shocks upon shocks
have been daily felt; but the horror Of
these was more distinctly and keenly ex-
perienced here on Sunday last, at the
hours of u o'clock a. NJ, and at a little
after 10 O'Clock noon. Indeed! the
shocks were so severe, as to cause the bell
at Estate Jealousy to ring OF itself, and
even to throw down some OF the Iaborers
houses in the country. What a period!
Thank God! we have as yet nothing OF
any great magnitude to record; but what
ever we have already announced, not OF
icially, but authentic from rumours and
%ronorts, is sufficient of itself, to prove
lat alarm and fear that have
6 the people Of all classes
. MEASURE, exaggerated.
around and behold the
anu VII. Power of the Supreme
what mu>4 mortal man Gc%65thi51pur'e
.mself to2 Snail we answer? Mere
%..othingness (! Still, within the hearts
of certain people, a sordid, vain, and in
glorious affectalion is predominant, and un-
like Christian spirit, is even %applauded
See then, feAow-being! your error and
make your path clear.
Well up to this time, we write, we
hear that some more damage has been
done in the country. Whatever CHM
MES and %walI-houses that were cracked
by the first shocks, and remained stand
ing, have now either fallen or received
more damage. This is from rumor, and
we need not doubt it.
Again, it is reported, that while Qua
deloupe, Dominica, Antigua, and some
parts of the Spanish Main, have escaped
with but slight shocks, Jamaica has SUIT
fered to a fearful extent. True or not,
we cannot vouchsafe for the correctness
of this report. Would to God that moth
ing of a serious natur has happened!
Some parties say, that news, by tele-
gram, via America, has reached US, stat
Ing, that the whole Of Europe has been
visited by the same calamity; and that
Mexico has been dealt with severely.
We hope, however, that accounts will
arrive, giving truth and not rumor.
1t is indeed edifying to see with what
attention and devotion the people every
afternoon, at 5 o'clock, go to prayer-meet-
ing, which is held in the open air, with
in the near vicinity of the several churches.
The calamity of Sunday, happened just
at the time, when Communion was being
administered in the English Church here
the one at half past seven in the morn
ing. The other at about twelve o'clock
took place when The Reverend Willemoes
VAS divine service in the Bar
rackWLd. Nothing but fear and trem-
blins ste the result. The shocks were
, 1867-12-03

gtristiaasas8, 81, groix,
, 1867-12-03

The Emperor Napoleon must surely be
satisfied with the effect which his speeches
at Arras and Lille have produced. One
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