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New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

-
- Bnt hy THEODORE ". MARSH, bis merit rien against
HARRIET PETERS ,Bl Others, gfeniants-n Partorln paa
Of the Supreme Court of THE state ~ made
.u,i acton the li day of Apn 1903 DANIEL
p the Referee named sad Judgment viii eIpoe 10
pubhc IIeou MONDAY the lh day Of May lsd a. ~
ef the EIchahge saesroom No III broadSs tse Wy
ofNsrlor J0SEPH MCGUIRE, Aaohetr, the following De
scrbsd premises VI: ,,,t,
Fr. parcel Of ani sra,e 'nf and being IN The
Eleventh ofth ~ York the westerly SIDE OF Avenue
D. EEhh and Ninth e ard bounded and CONTAINING Is o
the uoTb wesedy u Avenue ID an
Rgh and unsng theme noh.ry along the westerly hne
ard eleven inehesi thenoe westerly aud arAiel
Eighth y feet thence southery ami psae sa Aths
frtr and thence eastery along the poro'
, & f an feet Avenue d. tue place " Beginning
S,oond; Also all that certain o pses or parcel Of lind nGae
Bggn and Dtsae.J Jsreis In the fhehih Wsrd ot te Wy
Of NexYt aBi bounded eoatAuiBg follows vat; Be
guniIg point tssnty fet soatLey from the south east
y Of httr.scton Of RviBgon aud Ig.tree's
and running thence eneTy. line parallel With Ryingon'
nJ ises ibenes '0uhery on ns parallel With kase street
westerly pe parallel Sh the trst descnbe1
line INV hae side Of Ridge street and thence
nor,hey ,og n, e.siery line aide Of said Rgeet IN front
feet the place fbsgnnBy hs said lot being tHen feet
sd ADD ty feet deep b. e SANE more or e,Ip1
ksu lort. April lpHa DANIEL r. N6RAhAh w.. heirree
Trs BHoN,N NAy OKpsS Painia's Apt la.6sS
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

CUPREME COURT - City and County OF
- New ferh-DAyID dARSss Irusie. under tie WI sSd
~ Ssah Ann Green deceased WILLIAM W JANE
MARY JASEwAY bis WIFE vrehs Jsnsusy Aues Ann
JsB- The Er Life Trust Company and George
ysBe~sn Partition In pursuance 81 Judgment Of the Supreme
Cea the stat Of New made the asoIe aon on ,es
day ef March 1863 J. DANIEL lSGRAHAA ~ ths Referee
sansd said judgment viii eIPo sale Al public sue'os on te
7lst day Of APRIL 1883 at II ooek noon, The kIshange
sslesroom, Ne. III Broadway the CiU OF heWiork, V
james Mile. A1etOrs the oOsins described lands ,S
All those three lots pieces Of land with The four
bsg' thereon erected situate ns and being the srth Wad Of
Of York distinguished OF part OF he
estate George Jnesay deces Joseph Bridge. CITY
sureyo Jsrusr a. 1889 Sic the Registers ofe OF The CITY ana
County Of Nswiot the numbers @ Eve 6 sir and seven 800
described a. slosE Beginning point on the nona westerly hs
Of Chatham street, distant hundred .ad birynhe ies
from tbe westerly Of Peah and Chatham sssi. and
thence the rohery line Of lot nnnber 9
bs hundred and thirteen feet nehe thence south NeTad
line distant hundred suhusrdy from City Hall Place
the north
ery Of lot eight msp hundred and feet
eight es.ery nde and thence
along the evenJ6ys feet sir inches mos or
l,s to the place sfbegnnRg Nssros March 9TH log
w AryTfS Plaintiff Attorner Nj laN6NM
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TVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tho
25h da, Of March ID. 1868, Warrant 10 BaimDoy 10
soed sg,b,t Of ALBERT EoACK and ALEXANDER
YoClfLEY Orange tho Of fr and stats or NsH
Jersey Who have been .odred B.ntpts their osn peuon
that m, dbts sbd delivery Of property belonging
b, snch Hsbkrnp and the transfer Of
pron,, by them ar. forbidden by that meeting Of the creditors
~ N, aid their debts and choose more
,ee, estse will be he'd s Court Of Bankruptcy 70 e
hoIp At No 1888 Man th, C 81 Paterson ~ j. before Tbonu
, mated 1sreh 28 1854 BRNAJAH DEACON, s
nbOlkvJsN II. n MArshsl, 81 Messenger.
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Rnnting,

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton st.
w -sTRAK JOB PRINTERS snd LABkL hsuYAcTuk
ERk
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TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il YIELD AND THB S0RrH Pare. eL Steamer Esye Pssi
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW :JERsEY.-

ior ~ oonbeeuhs slto vic
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger Freight Depot in New Yoi foot Of bpryst
With Delaware and Western
Railroad the Lehgh Valley Railroad and Its
tons forming ees net Pittsburgh and the West without change Of
ALLEsTowH LINE TO TIR WEST
Three Express Trains daily fol the Wsh sIeeps Sundays when one
train In the evening.
SIIy three BY hi, line Chicago Cincinnati
81. Louis, kc, With but change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Jan. II, iSt8-Leave New York as follows;
30 n.Por Rsston Bethlehem Naueh Chunk, Whanspou'
"ifesbaTre Mshsnoy Ctr, kc .
$50 m-wsyan Pennington Junction Sircudsbarg Water
Cap scranton Kingston Pitson. Great Bend. Nc - r.,
m-WKlrEs ErPREa for Esson, ADertoHn Harr,ouE Ptt
onS and ite Wss. without change Of ears to Cnsnn or hgo
ano out one change 81 Louis Connects a. hssbug Win sotnen
Central aud Philadelphia Enc Roads Erie and the oil Reg
oonneen at Junction With Del Lack, and Western Railroad sf
Palace cars through to Cheaeo.
m-TsArsPor Eaon Allentown Maneh Chunk Whkesosrre
Up m-Ror Somsryille
tp m.-wsy train for Esston Allentown and MsHeh Chunk
mCscIssATI EIPRks-For EaSton, Bethlehem Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and CDcnns-onnes At
h,rrsbag VIII tram for WiamspoIt Erie ke ssepss esn 70
Pittsburgh and Chicago.
3l0 p n.-Por SOnerrle and Flemibgton
5S p m.-For junction and intermediate statiohL
Up m-For Someryile
n-wEsrERH EIPREss TRAISFor E,stoa Allentown Resdrg
Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West
Sleeping from Jey City 10 Pittsburgh evening"
Additional trains Bergen Point Elizabeth. ke-
Tickets for the West be obtained At the once Of the Central Raj
road Of He-Jeey foot Of Lber r. atSo AstOr Heuse Nos
a. 91l Broadway No. 10 Greenvbt. and the principal
hotels ". T. RCKRR Superintendent
II. r. BALDWIN Gen P.s. Agent
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illustrated Guide the principal suburban places the Line Of
the Division ofh Railway has been prepared and can DO OBJ
Of charge BY those Wishing 10
personally the referred TO- With the view OF settlement
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L. n MAEsHALt OYYicg r. u. oy PssSDLyASA,l
PHmaDKLPBiI. March %, 1873
TS To GIVE kOTICE-Uhat on the

THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
Ish day ofhsch D. 1909 Warrant Bankruptcy gas i"utd
tb. EVANS Philadelphia n the County
Pd,phs and sie Of PeuBvania Who has been adsesA
Bankrupt Petition; that The payment OF any debts ana o
belonging 10 such Bankrupt 70 him or for b use
the transfer property By him forbdden ~ lag th
meeting Creditors Of the sad Bankrupt their debts ard
Asgne oi h estate will s hd At Court Of
Bantptcy be holden At No 65 Wsluutst Philadelphia, siofs
HUBLRI Ashton. ssl Register. on the Liih az 81 hJ "
. II O'Clock a m. y q. fLhAkhh,
Hhl3 IauJuM L. s. Msnhsl As Messenger
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CIPREME CONRT.-RORERT CENTER

OOUNI.-UODLhl
- sgsIns. HENRY CESTBR and MARGARET NJ CENTRR, b,
BMIL JCsTH and VIRGINIA w. JCSTH, his wife. MARTHA
CENTER, ELIZABETH MARY CBETER, aud GEORGE R. J.
BOWDOIN sole surviving Executor and Trustee Of and under the last
will and testament EDWARD C. CENTER deessen
judgment the Supreme Count Of the State Of York made in
action twentieth Of March A. d. 1865
the undsgned The Referee appointed in .nd by said Judgment yi
Public the Merchants Exchange saeoom No Ill
Broadway In the City ofNewYok TUESDAY the h day Of May
thousand eight hundred and eight at twelve O'clock noo BY
the said NwYors, lying and being and adj
joining Fh and Wet Thrt, sixth
and which taken together bounded and described As follows
beginning Fh and West Thirty
street running wesery the porher line Of
hundred twenty-five feet theDs north earJ pa
said inches thence south ea'tery
parallel with sid twenty Eve feet thence souhwry parallel
said inches thence south estey
parable, with hundred feet the westerly line OF fh
and thence along said westerly lhe orune
four inches the ofbnning together with All and singular
the heaent, and sppuenanes hreunio bsongng
IN anyvise sppertsining g-SeN.Yorh, March 70, 1869
DANIEL p. INGRAHAM, tr, Referee
rIHocorKs A BARIow Papurs Anorusya Mhk3 lar6TN
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SUPREME COURT.

In the matte. 9th. Application o. the Comusous % the Central
Pa behalf o the NIyo Aldermen iai Co~honay oil
ths CitJ Of New. orb relative 90 -.- -
OPENING AND LAYING OUT
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PASSENG ERS ARRIHED

PRoM rEwoRLBASS-In steamship Crescent Citys wbittG
children and H. Kuhn and WIFE Mrs hel,n u
Black NJ Black Lete Keeps Garethy q. Graz Costsrs
William LLOYD p Begg james HlgInan Henry Ges heDosAa,
Hery Heriy james Malone Conrad Beckef HanSs sbS
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Att.N-Edrin 7 Chn,. Rsgl.lsr II B.nlrnp,sy.

Atisst-RdEn .. CI,i,. RtTisisf 70 Bahifap's7' 7'---
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT of PHNssiL,
VNN6 81 Ia DANIEL W. EVANS late @ partner o
JOSIAH H. PRESTON under the frn o. D. W kvANS& Co of
Phsdephs the eoulJ ofPhdephs In the said Distract Ans
upt The Bsntrpi having the a Congress OF ~ haTcS
l petition c dsshAFe om all h' debts ro1ab under
the r cerstt thereof Altering That DO aie have
hands the ssuts ordered that meeting efsd
tor. held Rs dAy of pf 1863 d2 cck before TIE
Register HUXLEY ASHTON ssg al bis ohee NO 6 "linltt
tourumeuu Nten
.hss AZ, ORGANIZATION Of the s, BaaErup will be fnhd and
business meetings Of creditors required By the Iih
and 2h sections transacted and that neither
opposes the Rsa he 70 The Court ,l'hsT
all thing cHomed 10 Bic dg under TIE AL
. vbst which estest and The sad
ton closed With all other papers relating TO The viii be te
b. the Rea.r the Clerks ofe II q further ordered hat mes
log had upon said petition m dsehare Ai rhie on Wed
r,say Tie Of MAY 1863 before he sld Court a Ph
deph 10 O'Clock When and where all creditors Who hart
proved their debts and other Interest NAV rp and ,hS-
cause any the prayer the said petition should not be
granted
Wnest n, Honorable John Ca5wAier judy. II the said District
and the seal thereof a. Phnsdsphs The 2'th
Seal Of Court ofMTch, A. D. 1903 O. FO1, tlors
:.............: Attest: EDWlNT CHASE, Register. .
' Nh 80 sujsm
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
p,,wt.n Faghih ninth Streets and the Fhb and Sft
,,,.ae.. 5d hny feet in width the westerly Js
tb.rrof ,Ituilne from Pny-sgLt Eny nub street,
IL THg CITi OP NEWBORN.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

~ foot Of Cbambersst, Pavonia Ferry: -
for Rochester Buffalo, Saanansa Dunkirs
and al points West and South
1000 E<pr. Mail for Buffalo Salamanca Dunkifk and al
PORTS West and South.
D. m Way Train Mddl.town and intern sdats stations
ErJrsis stopping Sterling Junction Turner
and stations ives. Port JsrT EsWbugh and War
wick
500 Way SuSern intermediate stations
$50 SSht E1press for Rochester. Buffalo SALAMANCA Dph
hrf, and ell points South and West
500 D. m Way Train, for Suser and intermediate sOna
$50 Night Eypress daily for Rochester Buffalo SALAMANCA
DuRtri points By this sleeping coaches
will through " Cincinnati without change
9:0 m. Ehaigrant Train. daily, for the West 4.
l Way Train. for Boiling sprg Pas.aie and Piesos
BIS m M. 1:4S 900, 6:+5. aud ll:OO On
wedne.d,y nights Train Ia o'clock for Sursra and inter
mediate ssionl
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06

SUNDAY TRArx.-s1. n WAY Train, for Otune, II m. and
5:D for Paterson $50 Night EEpr,s, for Dunkf But
o Rochester and all points West and South 800
Emigrsn Trani and Port Jervs
through Salamanca Dunkk and Buffalo with
direct connection with AL Southern and
SWestern Ines
Py Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trains =, .,
Depo, foot Of Cbatet SeuYOrk Long Doek Depot Jy
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STEAMBOATS, anS SaiIrOaSs.

nAILY LINE for CATSKILL and intermo-
DAT, L,nlps -Ths steamboat TlI0S POWELL leaves ruBS.
BAY ,pd Tf RspAY and SATURDAY at Steamboat
f,or. feat YranhN N
New-York tribune., 1868-04-06
EREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
NJ AT RETAIL


TREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
NJ AT RETAIL
STRANG G ADRLANCE,
NJ. ass BROADWAY. between Franklin and Leonsrd-fs
H,R from friends aud the pobne Al
weei In giving substantial And eaee g0oo' A. o' P0 VII ~ '
Srss,r Inducements this week In their -, ,-,,,-.,
SILK MOURyIEG AND DRBSS GOODS DEPARTMENT
A.Yd from the pemptory upBs Apo osf sDutR
' RNBROIDERfBS HOSIERY. AND GLOVES 81
CHEAPER THAN EVER Alo, ,
1000 PIECES PQUES from e upvSTd The eheapes' seo ever
sfsrsd --------------
ATT. NJ. JAAfES's, No. 903 Grand-st.-Great
"A opepiuE Of Spring Goods MONDAY April 20 rev Hs
bre among which viii be found great novelties IN toPa
ksrres TlsstlS Abysssn Cloth. Coguet Cloth Apscas &c
SILKSi SILKS ~ bILkSll a.,
ne cheapest Baeh Colored Silks the city, Ono s1unn
M The httdOuG Rich oiled boiled Black Suk Al Sl ~
NJ M 81 IS cent less than market value
Vs,y ch shs from 81 70 So yard superb GOOD, AZ
e,t bargains shades s SiI at lOIs W Iui
% and 90 50 yArd decided bargains ~F
10 cases RBgnsh PBt. Spring styles, at ltc per yard
100 dozen Kss Hosiery, Ou e pair up pen cent
ih.ssth al regular prices
500 rUeed Bsmos sk thA price. Spring Sh1ss choice loi
ius. opened department M Of shrtn9 s"s[
he Kaplns Cloths Toilet Quilts FUnss Lace sHd Au'ln
Curtains. from a1cton, loN. .
Z 100 do1en large dinner ELPkns only 81 50 doSp. "
Cloths and Cass!nsrss great variety aud every description 81 i
aass Dry Goods -, 80.
Goods freely Bvsry should cal aod examine OR
stock All goods warranted represented
T. NJ JAMES, Ne 800 GTsDdst, pssr allen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

TINTED STATES MAXINE CoRPs.-wAfTED rMxE.
l. daiey this favorte branch Of the service ~ unmar
RED been honorably discharged from the
army. Farther information viii be given Al Marine Bar
aeks, Flushing av., brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

EoR SALE. or TO LEAsE-wITH FIXTURES, An
" old established Ale Brewery. Iwi.l se lease Tor
OF years my Ale Brewery No 10 Clinon street. whch1
sfy carried for % The prerisee
adapted for the business Of 70 to 100 bbls day.
Terms to su purchaser Apply 81 the brewery between -
and O'Clock. HENRY sOLhS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19
BILLIARDS.
MEDICAL.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH
n or without medicine by Madame RESTELi., Professor
Female PMS No price 81 or No specially PREPARED ior
married ladies' price g. which fall safe and
healthy Sold only nt her Office No / East Fiftysecont
first door from Fifth and Mt drugssts, lba
Greenwich street, sent By mail CaltlonA ohsrs are
counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

L-oR SALE CHEAP-A SPLENDID LARGE NEW sAYE,
" with three combination locks. Inquire OF L. h. okOGAs
$50 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

BUSINESS MAN WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOL
IA lars learn OF opportunity to make money bust
ness will bear investigation, Address W. O. L., Herald Office
stating interview. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

CLOFkflNt.
At as THIRD AVENUE, NEAR THIRTYTHIRD
~ street. ladies' aud Csntlenen receive the hiehes.
Ifecs ior nsr Cas-, Ga Clothing, Carpets aud Furniture
Please try ar1 SATISFY youf4ef Call on or address
HARRIS. Ladies attended TO by Mrs Harris
A T es3 BROADWAY, NEAR. THIRTEENTH STREET
II H. CASbERG rays the highest price for lados' and
cen,lsmsns Wearing Apparel Diamonds and Jewslry La
dies waited upon by mrs. Cashberg
At l29 THIRD AvENuE-LA DIES AND GENTLEMEN
II the highest prices iof cast OF Co,hlE Farn
iure and Carpets Cal or address 5. AISH. Ladies al
tended by Mrs. Mish.
AT aus SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE.
~ Will receive the highest cash price Cor Castof
Clothing Furniture and Carpets kc %io0gU waa.sd
Waited UPON. Address Mr.. or Mrs. THOMAS wHITR.
A T 2i9 SEVENTH AvENUE.-u. ROSENBERG, DEALER
N IN Cast Oh Clothing, Carpets Furniture, Bedding and
Jewey ac promises 70 pay city per cent more thsn anJ
deset m the ey, 81 calling addressing Mr. or MIS- H.
ROSENBERG.
A TTENTiON.-LADiES AND GENTLEMBN CAN RE-
N ceve the full value In eash for Cast GA Cioihng A
petsc by calling or addressing Eawad Miller, iss SET
en,h avenue Gear Nnstsonta s.xesh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

A CORNER BASEMENT, LARGE AND LIGHT, WITH
"A vau suitable for any respectable business to let Ap
ply TO A. TURNBULL, 7ls sixth avenue, corner Fory-rft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

IGOR sALE-A BILLIARD ROOM CONTAINING TWO
Tables and Bar; rent low. Apply ~ lf5 Fulton
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE TO RENT PART OF
IA their House for housekeeping TO private family, con-
sng of six Handsomely Furnished hot and cold
throughout quie. and pleasant neghborhood mod
crate. Address @. A.. station q.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
Hester Vaughn.

The case of the poor English girl under SEN
tence of death in Philadelphia in whose behalf
meetings have been held in Philadelphia and
New York, has some features Of romance such
as one rarely finds in the columns of daily
newspaper. She is described as pretty, inno-
cent-lOoking, and respectable young woman OF
twenty three, who came to this country with a
brute whom she thought her husband, but was
soon deserted, for he had another wife. In her
frlendless state, she fell victim to the violence
of another villain, whose name, though its dis
closure might have saved her life, she has
steadily refused to tell. He is now married ;
and nothing will ever induce me, said Hes
ter, to send terror and disgrace into the heart
of an innocent and trusting woman" In a
wretched room in Philadelphia, while she
was insensible from physical pain and mental
misery, her child was born She remained
some days without assistance. When she was
found by neighbOr and brought to her SEN
ses the child was dead, with a slight indentation
of the skull, which might have been caused by
the pressure of finger. She was arraigned
for infanticide. Having no friends and no mon
ey, and being as ignorant of the law as child,
che was so poorly defended that the trial almost
went by default. The jury believed her gull
ty; the public mind was excited about intanti
eide, and the Judge sentenced her to death
She lies now in the MOyamenslng Jail await
ing her fate, while affectionate relatives in En-
gland, ignorant of these terrible chapters @
her history, are writing her to come home, anC
her chief anxiety is to keep from them th'
knowledge of her sufferings.
A number of kind hearted ladies and othe
, persons, satisfied that the girl is not guilty
that the child was either suffOcated or acciden
tally wounded while she was totally unconscious
: and that if she had been properly defended il
Court her innocence would have been mad
clear, have made great exertions to procure 70
her free pardon from the Governor of Penn
=, sylvania, and the meetings prove that grea
! many people warmly sympathize with them II
the undertaking.
> Since the above was put in type numbe
: of ladies have waited on Gov. Geary and h
has consented to parden her.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09
Written Sermons.

From an article in the New York Warpend
ent, written by New Englander, on Sleep
ing in Church, we extract the following
The sermon is literally an essay, without any
attempt at disguise. 1t is built upon some
text of Scripture, which it dls>ectS, and in the
act of dissection very naturally deprivcs of life.
Five or six reasons are alleged for believing a
certain doctrine which most of us already be
lieve; or for the performance Of some duty, of
the obligation of which we have long been con
vinccd; and the period allotted to the sermon
comes to an end before any application OF the
subject has been made 50 as to reach the heart,
Moreover, as il to insure as little effect aS
possible, the sermon, from beginning to end,
IS rcad. | know | am giving utterance TO
sentiment which is not by any means unlver-
sally received when | say that think all rcNd
sermons are essentially soporlc in their nature.
1t is we'll nigh impossible that the reader
should not fall into mOnOtOnOus style OF de-
livery. And he looses, in addition, the i'm
mense advantage OF sympathy with the audi
ence; which as every orator knows, is the most
stimulating and inspiring cOncomtant OF sue
cess, and which can be won only by the speaker
who tOrsaking book and manuscript, looks the
people straight in the eye, and speaks to them
straight from his own heart.
In this land of proverbial good speaking, il
seems iucycu>able that the pulpit should be
the effect of political speech which should be
read And, if it be urged that Christian
preaching is a totally different thing, and thai
the subjects within the lawful range Of the pull
pit are such as do not demand the energy anC
and vivacity Of the platform, why, then mus
beg to differ. The issues which are prescntet
from the pulpit are infinitely more momeutou
than those of the most exciting political cam
paign; and the very fact that by the majority
of persons they are previously underratcd is il
itself an ample warrant for all the energy, tn
eloquence. and the fire which the preacher Cal
command.
Perhaps it is hard, if not unreasonable, t
expect from one man an unvarylng stream Q
spiritual life perhaps it were wiser to conduc
our meetings for worship more on the princ
pie of praycr-mcetings. Is it not, however
worthy of consideration whether the existin
order Of thingsis not capable Of improvements
; | know other churches besides Plynout
church, Brooklyn, whore it would be tolerabl
< difficult to sleep; and | hope to know man
more.
Meanwhile, it is some comfort to wca
, human nature to know that people slept uhdt
Paul's preaching, when it was unusually pre-
e longed-and in spite of the fact, which fe
n will attempt to deny, that he did not read b
1 sermon.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-09

the stpnatons of the treaty shall have been arrested
fought shall have thereof
tradition may be deLer until he shall have been or
been sentenced
ARrIcLRv.
RequsOns for the surrender ugves from justice shall
D % sSe Uy IN % b ] f f agf o. & e % %
try or its seat OF they be made by superior
shall OF crime a copy the
OF the Judge 6y the proper executive authoT and
OF italy, Respectively shall accompany the requSon When
crime duly authenticated copy the his arrest
in the country where the crime may have been committed
sued must accompany the regnon as aforesaid The Pre
Italy may then issue warren for the m Of the f-
cia authority for examination If il should then decided
that according law and the evidence the extradton due
to the forms prescribed in such cases;
the claimed shall be paid nv the whose
name the reluston shall have been made
This convention shall continue in force during five 0 years
IRON ihe day OF eXe9SnEt OF racaton but if neither party
its intention same convention shall re-
main AIN in torce five years longer; and SO on; .,.o.
exchanged at Washington within six 6 months and
in witness whereof the respective penipqt
signed the present convention in duplicate and have thcreunto
Done at Washington, the tweqtythd day of March. A. D
EIssEE44LLii MtkRRrTiS MMlttEkIA AM H SEWARD.
And whereas The said convention has been Only ratified
Washington on the seventeenth instant:
dent o OF Amerca have the said
CLAUSE and nj arc ar er nav 80 T h. e rSd S e epS % 6I Ill., w1t}
good faith by the United States and the thereof
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''1'S' '''v ''''e, ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.