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dine the great expense which the directors have gone
and on the other hand because IL new thing in Chill,
and Will not excite much enthusiasm among Chians.
circus would pay better.
The Minister OF Finance is determined upon reducing
the expenses OF the Government 10 the way OF salaries
He is about TO introduce bill IN Congress having Tor ts
object suspension OF salaries during leave OF aosenee OF
Government employees in other words ne lnsls. upon
the rule OF no work no pay Only in cases or sckess
Will be the exception to the law, and then Dutlor Tue eo
time OF SIX months. -. =. 49,
One OF the great events OF the past fortnight has been
the grand banquet Of the Reform Club NJ valpaTHso'
which attended by Over two hundred guests Dele'
gates were present from all parts OF the kepuDhc,
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FIRE IN WATER sr-Loss ABOUT $4,000.

the four ,tcry building No. 52 Watorst. occupied by
VIM H. Boyer manufacturer Of lipseed o.. The DANES
fed bv tile inhlIumabe material rapidly ron through the
building and soor communicated with No. 4. % three
storv building No 80 completely burned OUT, al1
No. 46i badly damaged There Was a large stock Of
oil IN the nrst butiug and quantity ~ yllu-
ahle machinery The loss these amounted To
about $1,000 Partially insured The first hoorof No I54
l. occupied by Leslie Boden brass fonndeTy Los6
an stock by va rer 600 Insured. The upper tOOrs
ms, lpied by plumber OF poor families, ,whOse com
bned llss on furniture and clothing amounts 10 about
An IN Roll build.nCs are owned By Wm. u. Andrews.
i,s about S. 600 No 40 tvostOTy building Is Ocou.
MED by Messrs barton SherWt 0d shipwTghts. Loss
by water 500. the origin Of the fire Is uAknOwu.
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CHILL.
cuAPGrs AGAINST THE SUPREME CoURT-AGRI-
CULTURE AND REFORM.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

VALpARIso, May THE accusations brought
forward y the Judicial Committee OF tie Senate against
n tie Justices Of the supreme Court, aud which has
hse, r,,d with for number Of months are now TO be
nnsbeI 10 inal Issue. II reported that the Commit
% ca,,ot subftantatc the charges Brought fOrwhrd
~ ,%, tbev we're anxious that the whole matter shOulu
h. tsyeI bGt tho Supreme Court VIII not allow tho a.
~ s,,"'onj Ills wav. They deter mned that the
ti i, s,s luOw where the crime layG, and are conn
dent II clearing hc supreme Court of any connVanco III
80" ,a,s nat affect pol ties or their cNpOnChts.
~ 1rS,t - ,ca ufa exhibition 40 Santiago, after nu
iteu DELAYS Is 20 De opened finally on tho 6th OF tne
-, a. ,,,ntl and the Government, with the view OF
lin MI the eclat and sOlcluity possible, have INV yea
lie plonatc and consular corps TO assist upon te DC
cas,P In no the present time u writing no Official pro
,rnn ~ tne ceremony has been published All that ls
Known is that senor Cayarrnbias Mlll deliver Tue INSTALL
10, aidress and the directors wll read tlelr report Inc
eSbibitIon viii in pecuniary SENSE be failure partly
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ABOLITION OF THE PATENT LAWS.

ABOLITION OF THE PATENT LAWS.
LONDON, May 29.-The abolition of the Patent laws
was discussed in the House of Commons last night
The Times edItorally supports the measure. George
Peabody sailed to-day fr0p Liverpool.
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER MOTLEY.
LONDON, May S0.-Mr Motley, the new Minister of
the United States arrived at Liverpool last night at
midnight. He was waited upon at his hotel in the
morning and welcomed by the Mayor of Liverpool
and the American Consul at that port He agreed to
receive addresses from the Liverpool and American
Chambers of Commerce at an early hour Monday
morning, after which he will leave Immediately for
London, where he is expected to arrive at II
o'clock q. m.
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CANADA.

ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO BE SENT TO EN-
GLAND-THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY.
MONTREAL, May 29.--rhe military authori-
ties IN Canada received orders to send TO England
all obsolete |Tms aud ammunition IN store There were
% lives lost by tho wreck, before reported OF the Mar
paret ana Ceias CaribpO Island, of AutcOstl The
reope living the Valley + Ae Ottawa badly of for
seed and agents have teen pointed TO through the
Dominion 10 purchase, especially oats. Hay there Is so
Der and straw $40 Grain ia 80 scarce here
that ships leaving complete their cargoes at Que
bee with tmboT
In the House or Commons, last night tho Governments
resolutions speeding tie acquisition II the NOrthWest
TorrItoIy were carried by III majority
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THE BOSTON woMAN's CLUB.

BosToy, May 20.-The first annual meeting
Of the New.Eugand woman's Club was held to-day In
Chickering's Hall, its President, Mrs. @ NJ. Severance
uresidng The TreasuI0rs report shOwed balance on
hand OF SO Mrs. Abby W. M0y read report Of the
Committee Work, cOn'an,nR various suggestions, the
NOS, important II which related 10 tho establishment OF
horticultural School, especially with tho view Of caring
for botbeds snd raising early vegetables for market
Wg Julia ward Howe read report from tho Committee
on Art ara Literature reviewing what had been done
during tho year in the OF lecturer entertainments
aud Eoca! reform. Mrs. Severance was reelected Pres
40
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nrspERATr AFFRAY IN WEST TROY.

TROY, n. Y, May 9O.-This morning, in West
Troy at about o'clock, three men, named John Lynch
VIM Daley and Bernard Tague, engaged in an alter
cation after drunken carouse and the latter who is
captain of coal barge very severely and probably
fatally cut with a razor Two wounds were inflicted
his and throat the latter being seven and onehat
inches long Daley was arrested. Lynch Is at large.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

THE ALLIES ABOUT TO ATTACK THE PARA
GUAYANS.
LISBON, May 2o.-The reports of the war in Para
guay are conflicting as usual Though it was repre-
sented in Rio Janero that the Allied forces were
about to make an immediate attack ii is said, on the
other hand that the Allies have no trustworthy in
formation as to the whereabouts Of Lopez Ii is also
stated that nothing has been heard Of Gen. McMahon
the American Minister.
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MARRIAGE OF PRINCE LOUIS FERDINAND DE
BOuKKQN.
The marriage of louis Ferlinanl de Bour.

INC mNIIINEU OF I.OUIb ITI-IIIINH-I No IlvWI-
bon OF Naples 70 Amelia Ham, which took place before
Justice Dodge, Tho Goth OF last March,
Grated by Father Wistnai In tho Church OF ST. Peter,
OF Jersey CITY, on Saturday Az the early morning mass,
the par received tho lOly Communion, aud at tho
close Of the service the Wedding ring blessed by the
priest A telegram was tn dispatched 10 the Empress
Eugenie, VINO is great rltore with the bride. Bishop
BageY had previously been applied to for adspensaton
that the pastor or the Church might perform tie mar
ragc cOrenOuy but none received, aud as there vas
no law prohibiting the ceremony he the Rev. Mr. wise
man, the assistant PASTOR acted his own JudSne.'
even in accordance with the strict rules OF the Catholic
Church.
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INDIAN pEPREpArfoys IN KANSAS.

WATERvILLE, Kansas, May 2s.-Reports from
Lake sibcy state that party OF Sioux aud Cheyenne
Indians attacked the Scandinavian colony southwest oi
that place on the 26h inst killing five OF the colony but
they were driven of after hard fighting Considerable
excitement cxsts tie Republican River: several set
tiers killed within the past few days ana IL -
stated mat lately from Sidney, Iowa, were
among them.
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DAMAGE FROM THE RECEST HAIL-sToRM IN
WEST VIRGINIA

WHEELING, May 29.-Additonal particulars of
the hasorm yesterday show that the work Of deyasta
ton has been greater than at rst supposed. The de.
sruction to vineyards has mmeuse I'm the majority
~ cases they have been utterly ruined Up Wheeling
Crock Valley q destruction has been enormous. Many
sleep aud lambs we're killed IN the fields. Wheat and
com we're cut close 10 the ground. number OF acct
dents 20 individuals reported, some or which are
likely TO prove serous. This town Of West Liberty, IA
miles distant l. reported to have been badly damaged.
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FRANCE.

GEN. DIX's FAREwELL-JULEs FAvRE.
PARIS, May 29.-Ministers Burngame and Wash
burne gave farewell banquet to Gen. Dix at the
Grand Hotel to-day Over 80 guests were present.
Cen Dix dimes with the Emperor at the Tuileries
on Thursday next. Jules Favre has been declared
not elected, but VIII contest the election of his
nnnonent
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COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET TO Ex-GOv. CURTIN

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, May 0o-EN-UON'
Curtin Minister TO Austria has accepted an invitation
from largo OF the leading citizens Of this city
and State To a complimentary banquet at the Academy
of Music on the OF June. The affair II expected TO
finest OF the kind given here Both branches
Gov Curtin the use OF Independence Hall 10 receive the
citizens previous 10 his departure. This reception VIII
also take place on the I2th Of June
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THE SOLDIERS YAWoYAL MONUMENT.

GETTYSBURG, PA, May 3O.--All the mill
.oIy auzaons OF the country arc invited to parto
pate N the ceremonies ~ the dedicatou If the Monument
i the Soldiers tional Cemetery az Gettysburg. the
1T OF July noTt, and those intending o be present are
requested 10 Communicate huch Intention WITHIN
reasOnapis time that proper ARRANGEMENTS may be
made tnoin. Tho eau ~ signed ~ David Wells,
Nr..rTnan.
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SPAIN.
| THE NEW CAPTAIN -GENERAL-QUEEN ISABELLA

THE NEW CAPTAIN -GENERAL-QUEEN ISABELLA
A NEW MINISTRY.
MADRID, May 29.-The appointment of Gen. Caba-
lero de Roda Captain-Ge of Cuba is gazetted
to-day. Several officers Of the army have been ar
rested at TortOsa, charged with having engaged in
conspiracy for the restoration of Queen Isabella. 1t
is rumored that new Provisional Ministry will be
formed to remain in office until next October, when
pIebciun is to be taken to decide the question Of
the sovereignty.
MADRID, May 3O.-Gen Caballero dc Roda will
sail on the 18th of June for Havana
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ROME.

PARIS May 29.-The official journal of the Empire
denies that there is any foundation for the rumors
that the French troops are to evacuate Rome.
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NETWORK MONDAY, MAY 81. 1869.

cargo TO the deck and preparing for dsembarcatop Az
iast the irving moment arrived and the landing to
be attempted Every light was exlingulshed and 10 81
leDce the blockade the steamer passing nnde
teced between two Spanish frigates, and landing her
freight without accident or interruption OF any
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DEATH OF TIE MOTHER OF STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS.

CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y, May 3O.-Mrs. Sally
Fisk Granger mother OF the late Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las died today at her residence IN Clifton Springs W "
of heart dlsease In the eighty first year Of her age.
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TIE nnAKRR CITY.

All the men belonging to the Quaker City
were discharged on Saturday. In consequence OF her
detention the captain says he Is unable TO retain them
any longer The only persons board the steamer now
are tue captain, the fret and second mates, aud three
officers sent there by the United States Marshal The
matter will come before the United States Courts next
gafu
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AUSTRIA.
TIE vICEROY OF

TIE vICERoY OF EGYPT.
VIENNA May 30-Ismail Pasha, VicerOy of Egypt,
has arrived in this city
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[GENgRAL PRsss DIsPATCnI

large numbers of persons AT the cemeteries were.
tI,iS afternoon scattered by rain and bail storm
Which Though of not more than half IN hOnrs dura-
ton did considerable damage in the northern sub
urbs The wind blew over several buggies, slightly
iniuring the occupants One or two houses were un-
roofed A small frame tenement in which four men
had taken refuge parted at the top and fell to the
ground One of the party was 80 badly injured that
il WAS necessary 10 carry him home. Bridges over
small streams were swept away by the rapidly rising
water thus seriously interfering with the vehicles
of parties who fastening home from the decora-
tion rprpnOueS
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

..,,, WIPE ExPEpITION-A LANDING IN BROAD
DAYLIGHT - COMPLETE SUCCESS OF THE
WoyEMENT-THE BAY AND COUNTRY OF EIPE
PROSPECTS OF THE CUBAN CAUSE.
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lost By LIe fall, and that man 10 Inoapa.
BILE Of good unless aided BY grace
These were the doctrines OF John Oals
vim, and are opposed 10 our Declaration
Of Independence, which says that all
men Aie crested Jfee4 Calylnism holds
that all are created blayea and totally
deptayed. What . horfld systemI
Mr.. FlSher quoted emphatIcally tho
Spanihh tIytdeI CASTELAR, % q Catholic (;
20 also French lnhdel and an aposs
tate monk 40 liberal Catholic. They
are % much Catholics % the Rev. Mr..
FISHER and their authority equally as
All Mr. FIshet's eloquenOe about the
syllabus, civil liberty, Our common
schools and the nineteenth century,
was BpreAd.eARlelBm, His appeal 10
politicians agalnht CaiholiCa was n CllB.
grace 10 the pulpit. 10 Quoted 0drbLed
extracts and read quotations nom an.
thorB whom he WAS either AFRAID or
ashamed to name. FTTT1l =
. His talk about 'RomanIStA' and the
'abominaGlpns' OF Rome was 10 bad
taste and very Insulting to the Catho.
licB In hlA audience.
Mr.. Fisher called himself O David at.
lacking The Jesuit, the ilearned doctor
OF divinity and the convert from Pro.
lestantlB61. with HllIRia6 stone No,
Mr: FiAher, . stronger than David: He
10 the grsat FlBher Or Wheollng making
war on 'pAplgts' with the same weapon
which Sampson Used ID attacking the
Mil a BaAss., DPS
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cned, falling hair CheCkcd, and bald.
moss eAaRa S ftaISSpEb' not always, curel
W is u 9 'Epshing can restore tho
hair whore stlss tollisles arc destroyed,
81 The glands attophiel and decayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
IiscfnlnSs VI BY this application. Instead
Of roalng tho ,hair with a pasty sell.
IIneatSiETill keep It clean and vigorous
1ts occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those tlelctcrious Substances which
mako some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair. tho Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it, If wanted
merely for a Ih @
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WGatM.
Ayers
FIairsVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
j. at once agreeable,
healthy, and cfIsctual
for preserving the
hair. Rdsd or gr,y
hair Is soon restored
10 lis original color,
with The gloss and
freshness Of youth
Ifti.s 1t. :. Il.tl.
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FARRpARTIlm.An ,N,Yr,,,L,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by c,,rla,u
PRACTICE, lndulged In When alone, i han,t i,e.
qnentIy learned tpm 6yil com anionA nr M
school. the efiect1 Of which arc nightly iii.
even WhsSn asleeP, and, II mot cured, ruudsrs
and bO1y, SllUnld apply immedinlSIy.
What 4 rIty7 thAtA young man, lii, mn, .,,,
hia country. Tie pride OF hlA parrnIs aI,,T,t,i
De slialensd troin all prospects ana en,uy.
meuH OF ne ny the consequence VI d0Vla.
In certain secret habit. Suuh p,,i,6lnS I,,,,st
before CONTEMPLATING 'A1""S'
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Virginia Tobaccos.

VAkknLb 4Ob6SCOos
on CADDIES "LEADBETTER'S" DARK
. CaddieS 'Leadbette r&" Dark Navy LIS.
e half boxes S&iissr." Sf RSaEn noiaS
10 half boxcsJ. H. rioters Rough and
Ready Twist.
10 half boxes ChichahomIny Rough and
Is Saii Soxss" I.T.GH. ulaytonS" Rough
and Ready Twist.
half boxes "Oloth OF Gold" Bright
Pounds tI1Lg lr1E W., 10.
10 half bq5el saoldSn AprIeotJ Hight
10 half boxes "JeWell" Bright Pounds.
kegs "9rape Juice" Bright FlOuudem.
Just received and for ~ 70 by
f. - - II M.REILLY,
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing clio can be found 20 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustrc aud q grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver 6 Co.,
PRAcTroAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
-lt PRICE 500.
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EssENr1A1siN AN EuuMRarcAL COUNCIL

According to Roman Catholics the
following thlngs are essentially involy-
ed In such u body: 1.t1t reSLs for It's
Scriptural authority mainly on the
model OF the synod ut Jerusalem, 10.
which the text refers. 2. Az we have
seen already, 1t must represent the unl>
versal church. 8, 1t must be- called,
presided over directly or Indirectly, and
lis decisions ratified by the Pope. 4.
Freedom OF discussion and ofivotluR
must be secured. s. In matters OF doc
trine Its DEGREES are lnlallible. ''"''' y
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MARRIAGE,

Eenect that aDound mind and ,body n,n,n,
most neoeAt1ry equIAlinH 70 pn0iiIols, tS,t,,',,
Olal happlntrS. JUDGED, Without Iii,S., liz,
lourioy through Lit boC0mea weary mi.
ErIlake, lie prospect hourly dRrkSlIs 10 ths
view, Ae milll DetpmeS BliadoWeI win az.
spAlf ana nuedWll Tho melancholy r,sf,s,
Ll0n thAt tue hApplheafI. III anOthur u.snn,s,
bllghted with our own. "ti'"'
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MARRIAGE.

Married Pe1pona, or Young Men contelL
plating marriage, being aware or Phyaiciai
WeakneD, Organic Debility, DeTOrinItit~
Hpeedlly cured.
He who places himself under the care o,
DR.. ]. may Eellgl0uEly oonIide lu hiH hOn0i
g gentleman and confidently relv upon
his lklll o phyAlctan.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
DIR, JOHNHON.

Member OF tie Royal OOllegeUr Surgeons
LONDON, Graduate Of one Of Inc mosi ami.
nent Colleges IN the United StateB, aud Liza
krdAtefparf OF shoaa nie hRS bean HpenI IN
The hoBpitah Of London, Paris, fIIilailel ohia
and elSeWherei has eiieoLeCi some OF the inoSi
AstonAhlng cures thai Wers ever known.
many Troubled with ringing In Tie head AND
earn whom AAlsep, great llerVO llHus.rI. beInv
alarmed o. huduen bohhdS, btAhlilletsI, win
frequent blnMhinRI u Tended SOtnsLiul,I WIN
derGnEemert. or nllhht Hsrt cured lmnns.
ninfAlV.
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MIA aIlnh Ep AZ a KsEuHE FROM
0UACKERY.
UiN 81 0BTAINED.

nR. JOHNSON nAa dlsu0ysre.i Liz mosl
OOertAln, speedy, and only EtlhctuRi
Remely In tho World I0F N6akneaI or I'M
Back or Limbs, STRUCTURES, AlhcllonA OF IN
Kidneys and BLADDER, Involuntary DlSchar.
gea, 1nipotency, General Debility, Nervous
netAt Dyspepsia, Langpol, Low Spirits, Con.
Ilmldlty, Trembling, DlmntaA " Sight, ri
Glddlneat Disease OF LIE Htl.d, ThrnaI, NosO
or Skin, Affections VI lie LlvHr, Lungs,
btomAch or Bowels lOA6 Terrible DtnnlerS
arising nom H1lIttry Habits Of HOhth-secrot
and solitary PRACTICES muru fAllll W their Viz.
Tins than The Boug orSyIens W the Mariner
OF Ulysses, lbnghtlne their most brilliant
hopes or RluuIpGtlons, rendering marriage
&c,, impotsdhle,
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especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Nlce, that dreadful anu destructive
habit which annually sweeps " An unLlmeiy
grave Thousands OF Young Man OF Tie mOSt
exoellent talents and brilliant intellect, WIN
might otherwise have snLtanced IlSttulnv
eenaton with the thuntlarS OF alOquanrt,II
walked 70 oc1taoy the living lyfe, IuAy cali
With fun conndanca.
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ia.
In the last place here, The deoIslonso
such bodyiar held 20 be In faIlIble In
matters OF doctrine. The Romlsh theo.
~ 10 not that council receives any
new revelation from heaven, but that
IL Is 30 guided by the special presence
ofths Spirit that all of Its docsrInal
coucluslons are. In accordance with
what Romaulsts cali the written and
unwtltten word OF God-that 10, Scrlp.
ture aud tradition. 49,
, lhRye already referred 70 some OF the
insu porable difficulties Ping at the very
foundation OF this claim. They relate
TO the persons entitled TO sit In such o
body and 70 the methods Of voting,
All the objections, also, which have
been urged against the claim Of this
body 10 be ecuulenlcal, are Of equal
force against the inlalliblllty Of It's do
clslons, But 1rwIsh now 10 observe
that there 70 no promise OF such uner.
ring guidance Of the Spirit given In the
Scriptures. "A Romapists rely upon those
passages In which Christ declares that
the Holy Ghost Will be With hIa apos-
ties. But this promise Of the special
presence Of the Spirit was made to
them as his apostles. They have no
successors. Certainly, at least, 1t 10
nowhere declared In The Bible that the
Holy Ghost win be with y Romlsh
council 70 enable them TO decide inlallis
bly, on questions OF dogma. II 10 vain
10 bring forward the formula used By
the synod atJerusalem, 1t hath seemed
good 10 the Holy Ghost and TO u.s. for
IS we have seen, that body Is not the
model OF one OF these assemblies.
We may Judge OF this claim by the
character OF many Of the DEGREES OF
these counclls. The second council OF
Nice decreed the worship OF Images.
The fourth LAlhrAn Nnnnnll naanrtnI
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FATHER uYAoiNrHR,

But Of all these persons, Father Hya-
clnthe, the PariBlan preacher. 1B lust
now the most famous Because The,
could not oonsclentloualY fall In with
the spirit which prevaila at Rome, he
has chosen to abandon his pulpit and
for the time 10 be an exile, and 20 seek
. refuge In this free land, Before tax.
Ing that step he Bolemnly protested
against the evil OF which have spoken,
Iquote a single sentence from that doc.