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HITTING HEsTEn's RIvo.

squclth this Robtcrs' HnuJ thnt T. Opernt-
ing on the l. sblnturc-Auo her Anil
ID mocrptic tommission to be Kicked
Out-s'hr Sirvs CT Eonest Citizens Ia
tht ir Indignation nectir"s.
Two years ago, the Legislature passed bill,
by whic q Toard OF Commissioners was appointed,
with Ytwer TO sraIglten, rrrade. and msoadamize
the old b0non post read, CT Wsstchester turn Ike
from the ~ rrisi MIA ahd West Farms town II e 10
the Connecticut state line, AZ expense not exceed.
ing $4,000 ger mile. Tie Commls ionors now ak
tie LEGISLATURE TO amend the second 3 ct on Of tie
original bill so ns 10 re- $4,000 PER mile instead
OF 10000. To tie ad, iIional $4,000 per mile pro
posed, the honest taxpayers natural y object At
large and influential meeting OF tax ayers OF Mana
roueck, on Tuesday evening, Supervisor Thomas L
Rushmore In the c. air the Boston turnpike job was
denounced The eiiixeGs were oppose to Commis-
siOns, IL wns tn u'it tnlt the people were Om
reteut to zen and improve tfcI own roads. a. well
"a handle their nvnmonev. IL was shown that tho
work could he done or $4,000 and Gentlemen who
mad taken rains 10 ascertain tao feeling of the poo
pie Ind iOt'nd that u a general opposition to
The III teiore the Leeislaure giving tho Commis-
ne on their account
A commit ee, consisting Of Messrs George r. Var.
derbuIR, John o rill, AMI VIM. D. Palmer, pre-.
sentcd the following resolutions, ~ embod inc the
s"'so Of the meeting, and they were unanimously
adopted:
Eeso'ced That the sense or this meeting that the
Post Ro d. now rcndnr oeiole tio Lcsisatnrr / moi
aCcnrdAncH W.T. the Views tus "a ,,ull no. and
that wo VIII or sc tho rnssage OF shid nn by rrinun
FesOit6. 1ba the voters OF tue town of NaDarouc,k
n.fnyOr o the building of tho rols OF IN, trWn y
authority.
Addresses were dehvercdbN Mcssrs John Morrill,
Geo. +, Wander. ufg. and other, und Mcstrs. Bay
liz, Cornell and " nderburg were appointed 10 ure
pare remonstranco for presentation to the Lepis
Atuic
In Now Rochelle, similar rcnorstr1nce has bccn
pre1ared and nnmeiOusly signed by the taxpayers
mlss meeting Cf all In hyor of me Boulevard lud
Boulevard Comml'sionorN IL 10 be head in onion
liull. Mtuut Neruop- on Mondav V.n ina NJ
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wan Prince Arthur he King Of Canada 1,

Our well informed correspondent at Ottawa
shows in his letter, which IL published in
another column, that tho purpose m sending
Prrc' AEl1UG out to Canada was to
make him King Of that country II was not
designed to promote che young man at once
TO such high honor bat topreporo the minds
Of the people. to make him popular with all
classes throughout tho Provinces, and to
strengthen tho mou0rchicnl sentiment 80
that when the time comes for separating
from Great Britain he may naturally Do
pitched upon hs the ruler of tho new nation
aud the founder Of the dynasty that shon
govern il for all time to como. Tic ysit of
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A Grand Lawrence Banquet NJ the Union

Some evenings siuco Gen. Lawrence gave one
OF tra4e magnificent banquels for w,ici he vi hcI..
after ba Distinguished In American story, at the l.n
Club Covers were laid for thirty.tvo, "a IN tl.yt
TIE most EXQUISITE conceptions OF { q creltost glr-
trunomic mtia: could draw from thcs - ves of ul.
culinary nature was prcsontod TO nunyry and an
urecl.ting CruWd, After q q removal oI the clio h
the heath of the host was nropo ed IN most tourin
terms ny judge Harry Alen, of the BtHkrupt Court.
lno General replied, AMI So.uc rroWi 81 when he
rec0Vers from etects OF his prnu-e hoSnitulity
'uI edi ion OF his romork-. ila u4iun4 To Cri,
Cfau-tOn, Mr.. Bernard Cnss"ry, und tho 'tlrr m1r.
natcs nf the MaIh1ttan cub were lull 0f piJ, ul
p,rsan ne - and ccitcd much joyous nerrmen.
and npUl1usp
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The Porr, II Divorce Ca,. ana Mr.. Cdar e.
O'( Onor,

SIR: ln the H,rdId Of yesterday, p. 7, col. |,
Mr.. Charles O'Couor Il rcVortod -,y chat ho asks
aud viii receive no compensation tor hs services In
& @ Fullerton case In COPY OF the Herald, pub.
"a. ed in toe lall Of ls50, reud a letter iom Mrs
Forrest, ey entity dictated by her counsel, Yin
the same Il inS, namely tnat Mr.. OCOnor had never
askel and declined TO receive any fees for his
vices DE c,uIse TO the lady in tAe FOREST di, orcc
case.
Yet / also read in TUE SuS last summer tli wi on
that noted case vent tuoush the tourt ~ Aurtas ,
and Wucn sot0 yC0t(O lOr rrrar1cc~ OF u.Wony,
Sc MS adiul a. tu Mr-. Forrest IN the uual
sDtt sme f, si6, ~ or rcuuno ~ hands u.
her counsel ul,uouth sho ia sid 20 be- poor and iu
debt There are many IepplH, sir, wuo putin
tIi- and tlai together, NOLd hkc an uNp anni IN
WHOA per ara you ~ afford aNUns Wrou Fra NouT
.ni lHf SVS's atcudf.~' rluirrr, sENEX.
I4NE ,TrrUr, NEw YORK, March J $40
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Recorder llACEHrr v,ry properly suspend
ea judgment yesterday in the case Of FRAScIs
REINoLDs. Two policemen had smashed m tho
door Of Mr. RgsSoLbs's room, without warrant,
nd arrested him for an alleged assault and bat
terry which they had not witnessed. Mr.. RLY-
S0LD', Who Is on army veteran, seized his sword
and def fndcd himself ~ the best Of bis ability.
The officers dubbed lin within an lnoh OF his
life, AMI then pr fcTrcd charge against him cf
assault with intent TO kill. Tho jury convicted
him Of leouious o--ault IL Mr. REYNOLDS bad
been notorious meNw,yman cnslgod in rob
biug an honest citizen, hc might not have bocu
arrested without warrant.
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Gen. BUTLER wants Congress TO pass a
law practically nulfying the recent t.,i,ion of
the Supreme Court in the cgal-tcnder question.
lie has introduced bin forbddlng any United
States or State court TO enter judgment on
contracts not specifically payable in gold for
moro than the amount they call for in legal ton
ders. Such law, If enacted, would be declared
to be mere waste paper as soon as II could be
brought before the Supreme Court, but it might
serve as a protext for litigation aud delay on the
part Of debtors until general resumption of
specie payments; and tbis, perhaps, is what Gen.
BUrLUR Nfealiy aiming at.
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cnARLEs rows sa0o,o0O.

TCstius fhr Nihdity al the w l'-S'nu 4 e.
U,i'"d ~tWGc- Have the s30O,COD Is =
anc th to Its
The question ~ 20 the validity Of the Fox viii
c1me up yesterday before Surrogate Ilutchngs
q lres FoN diot suddenly IN January, loaviug will
in Vheh after directing hs debts 20 be patti he np
pointed two executors TO see that all his real and
personal property Is given 10 the Ulted tate- TO be-
used Tor the urpose OF assisting % dl4clar,s the
dtht con ulc'tl nv the var for the .ubiumtion A
NC rubeliou- ConrcocrHiO "iatcl.
Il a WtI II cOntostc b his next Of kin. N, in-
fan, neices o' u deco -od brother. The rIpcut rS
are tho ouly -up-cri liug w..nc.-os tO the ill., be
tho counso, Tor tho contestants objected 10 tnrir
competency @S Witnesses uuloss thcy lr-t rem uncoa
tu"ir Onlco eNoeuturq
Mr.. Ritterl AID, cuLu-el fer Tia eyecu'ofa IN
ROW. argued that Hn eXeou'or is a competent sub.
-.lh'uA NlGlss when he Hk,s no o iu,. .u,,,,-t
und'r i q Nul Ine Surrogate took the wfJor view
hId Ntculci 10 favor OF DiC competency of n .rN
uyuiur, The uNtcu ORE N'ro t'nu tN .uiiUri hy Viz
n trrhond ard testified that Tire viii we rNccurvd
Ju'y rs o., IN tncir p".-.1"H. ana th,t the de-
c'tS"d waa o. sound mind, ant a man ~ great i..
teli"un'r. The ptonOuents ttcrn rcsto 4, and tho
cuuuSr Tor the c"n'ostults -tye uuttrc tuat the,
lutvudud % contest the Valdtt, ot tho h-qiuthui tn
to tmtol states, End thc c.plcity oi tnu lcstator
Siguor Bonh, for - many years resident
'oaclor "f this city, and to whom 20 many ofour amJ-
tour v,cti-t- owe their proficiency and excellence, n
about gong 10 California md gives this evcnin
concert nj stcrHuy lIul Al which he ia to De- slst
O. by somo OF tte most eminent Of th"se be LJe
instructed.
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An Insult that 10 n Blunder.

The {, mmon Council Of New York Iya
uuan nous vote invited Mr.. SEWARD to a
public lanquct. The invitation had no po-
litical puiicaucr, and no sensible man of any
parry could object to IT, Mr.. SEWARD is the
most distinguished citi1cpof the State. He
lEs recently retired TO private life after
long and remarkable career in the service of
the country. Returning home from jour.
ney to the most d slant parts OF North Amer
lea, the Common Council laying aside all par-
tsan feel NC and personal prejudice, resolved
% welcome Ii m IA his emincnce, his age,
and his unqucstonalle patriot SIN deserve.
To tn q however. the Mayor. IN mean and
frivolous spirit. o jccts; and, though the
Common Courcil would dou tlcss lave car
rid out their pro pcsal without regard to the
meanncss of Mr. HALL, Mr. SEWARD de-
clinos to receive q compliment which is thus
made "a m.tter Of contention among those in
Nhorc nutuc Il IN offered
This occurrence cannot iniure Mr.. SEWARD
either in Ii 6 own feelings or in tie public
estimation, Neither can it injureMr HALL,
for his peculiar reputation is too we'll estab-
lishcd TO be much increased by any act of
such nature that lie may undertake IT,
however, Mr. SEWARD were n candidate for
Office, his prospects could not fail 10 he hene
fitted by the petty indignity which the Mayor
has attempted to put upon him
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Fcnua a Home Amoua trnu er4.

\ beautiful, healthy male mG,nt apparently
ABOUT six weeks Old, Was lct a. the door Of l,5
bloomfield street. Ilobrken, on Monday eyonius
TIE chi was Ilainly clad, bat Nith II were lr,t
bal d' /cu silver Rnoon1, h'Ha dozen silver forr-
halfo dozen knives, and 80 no lGnsa old linrn. W
word wee lof win tHe child. 1he oc.uuaIis Of the
lDu-o, UF. Terhnno, a merchant a. .C.ty, AVID
Lis Aii, have uopptol ue lit,le stranger
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There Is hope for that ancient mariner,
Rear Admiral RoBssos. We learn on undoubtcd
authority that the head the Navy Department is
weary Of serving as a stopper to a bo'te OF very
gaseous PORTER lie has resolved to cut the strings
which have hitherto ignominiously bound
him, and assert himself In short, PoRrER Is to
be shipped of forthwith Instead Of inditing
manifestoes on naval etiquette, and rigging out
our mariners like so many mountebank-, he il to
return to his proper placc on the quar,er deck.
No doubt the change will be disagrrcabe one
to 30 important parsonage as Admiral PoRlER
esteems himself but breath of the brine aud n
taste of tue tar-bucket VIII do wonder. in taking
the cnnceit out Of him. Under the luxurious and
cnervating official life Of Washington, n very
toerable sailor was fast becoming mere salt
water Turvey drop. turn among the seal
fisheries OF Alaska will afford a wholesome change
and awelcome relief TO the country.
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Where is tho Young Dcmocracy? The
action Of the Assembly yesterday in smothcfing
investigation into the Fifth avenue pavement
swindle looks a. II the Young Democracy had
been sold out very cheap indeed. How did it
happen that PErra MITCHELL and L,wRrscE
KIERN,S were out of the way when such qucs-
ton was TO be decidedly
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4 The nmhor Of blockhcads who think that
it Il the business Of the Upit'd States Govern.
meat 70 do everything that anybody wants done,
and attend 10 everything that anybody wants at
tended to, seems to bo unlimited. The last alb.
surd scheme FOR Increasing tho burdens of
the tvpyor- Of the country is ono f,thcr,d
by hr IIoAR Of Massachusetts, IIo has
The sun., 1870-03-03

Tho New Hampshire State election takes
place on Tuesday next, tie 9Th instant, and
promises TO be closely contested and exciting.
Besides the old Republican aud Democratic par
ties, two other organizations have appeared, the
Labor Reformers and the Liquor Prohbtionsts,
Who will probably control from eight to ten thou
sand votes, and virtually hold the balance Of
power. According to recent accounts, the Demo
Gratis have determined to join their forcee with the
Labor Reformers, whose strength may be 5000
votes, and are running candidate for Governor
simply for forms sake. This NAV compass the
overthrow Of the Republicans, whose majority
last year was only 8,77S, and will undoubtedly
diminish their strength in the Legislature, If not
neutraliEe II. Under any eircum-tl ices 1t Is
supposed that the quadrangular character Of the
contest will prevent the election of State
ticket bv the people.
But the Democratic leaders, in their eagerncss
to recover the control Of the State, have commit
ted two blundcrs. which may entirely defeat
their object. They nominated in the first place
for Governor Gen. BEDELL, a man who had made
himself obnoxious to his party by his connection
with certain railroad projects. and then. seeing
the mischief thcv had done. they proposed TO
their friends in the disailcc,cd districts to bolt
the regular nominations aud support the Labor
Re.orm ticket. But there are members Of the
party who do not relish an arrangement OF this
sort, and it is not unlikely that the Republican
rinks may be reinforced by a number Of ssatis-
fed Democrats A. Republican meeting at
Concord the other night, GronGE A. PfLIsDuRv,
an influential man, and heretofore a staunch
Democrat, presided and empha icslly rcpudiatyd
his former p.rty efihauons. His example will
probably be followed by others, and thus tho result
Of the election is involved in little uncertainty.
The canvass is exceedingly active, and all par
ties have speakers in the field. Among the Re
ruLiicnns on the stump are Senators CRsGiS,
PATTERsoS, SAwTER, and NrE, Congressman
DAWES, Fircu, and VAN WICK, eX Governor
IL HAnRmAS, cnd Gen. Jony l.. SWIFT.
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we'll known picture dealer was Informed -on.e
dino back t'pt case o, valuable q luln2- n.I AZ
rived from EurJe, The steamer hlyiug mate 'o
Transit Ia eleven avs. ~ clio days after Ilo notin
Gallon no ea'0 rived II tic score, being daY
Ion ur IN u. lin no transit from the Custom II uso
10 Iie store tlsI rom Europe 10 tho Custom HOuss
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nui hjye for -gycrl! vo,G, .Dd 20 Ia. tu.
r. r Np. u iI't "H 800 40 ttrrtr 4 l 'p"v, 1lt fNN
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yUpfUTt, Ttcsc lrlt"is nr" thHu pun III. 4 Au'
adv itlrcrrula rrtard acton t.lWur4 mo a. an
hnportnrncs nud yUur treatment ul tho puU % dc
lbrrhtc 4vudle.
II lun Nln put one ct your tru-sos upcu your own
mouth We shlll 3. .Nl t.st cn.o, for .nJw Of no
other .upturc 30 eMlncut and = s.u.unF.
UL\RH WARD llri CHFr.
= g This letter the ouiy ono lch ! have rvcr al
dressed T. you. You are nc hoetty to publish
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1nrdge ddty circulation dUri0g he icctk,
$500. ArCrage circulation during tie
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THE SAGE or AUBURN.

How TIE As % III" CIV Han u, prived IN
Comm ~ Council Of "a Happy n nau =
Mr. Stewards Polite Note Of ID 81 nation
Rec pion nt the Hon. r. \. Couklus'-.
Yesterday morning Alderman Wotman the
Chairman of the Committee appointed to tcrdcr the
hosritiiies Of tie city to the Eon. William II. Sew.
ard, received the following graceful letter:
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
s------
THE CENTRAL AVENUE TRAGEDY.

Mrs. Dwyer. the mother of Mrs.
Catherine Marsh, the author OF the
dreadful tragedy OH Central Avenue.
which took place on the 2lst instant.
and who at the same time had her
throat cut in a horrible man Ter. is re-
ported as being in an improving con-
ditioa, with strong hopes OF her uiti-
mate recovery. Mrs. Marsh still re-
mains IN the Baltimore city jail, APP
parently unaware eff the death OF her
four children. In the opinion of all
who have visited the unfortunate wo-
man che is hopelessly insane. She I'M
agines that she Is in hospital. nuder
treatment for avery severe pain IN the
heal, and says that she was sent there
because her mother WAS too old and
intfrm To take care OF her at home. 70
all she expresses the desire to have
her little children sent to her. ana
seeIas Unable TO understand why her
father does hot briag them. The grand
jury OF the Criminal Court, which
meets on Saturday will probably take
some action III her CAST Bait. Sun.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
VIRGINIA RAILROADS AND VIRGINIA

The coal field Oh the West slope of
he Alleghanies extending from Il 9
Monongahela to the Big Sandy rivers.
Is by far the largest, the richest, aud is
destined to become the most valuable
in the world. In Europe. nearly all
the coal deposits lie far beneath the
general surface. and far below water
level. Deep shafts are sunk at immense
cost, to reach them; the mines are then
ventilated and drained rs they are be-
Ing worked, only after the most aston
ishinp OUTLAWS. On the kanawha and
collateral valleys, the coal crops out OF
the hill sides in veins from 3 to II feet
thick, tar above water level, and can be
dumped into the cars by the force of
gravity. for merely nominal cost. and
carried thence to wherever it is needed.
A few miles eastward OF this immense
store OF coal, OH tho eastern slope of
the Al;egllaliies. are found inexhausti-
Bile deposits of iron ores of the best
qua lities. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad now in course 'l construction
from the navigable waters Of the James
River. to the river navigation of the
Mississippi Valley, the greater part of
which il already in operation, crosses
l. 9TH the iron fields aud the coal fields,
and upites them to the seaboard Oh the
one hand and the Great West OH The
other. Nearly 1000 men are employed
upon this great work and it will not be
miany months before the cars will travel
continuously from Memphis, Saint
Louis or Chicago, to aud from these
great iron and coal deposits, and if need
be. oil to The navigation of the Atlantic
at Richmond.
These natural advantages, together
with the encouraging rush of immigra-
ton now finding its way to Virginia
and West Virginia, will give to those
States a vas; wealth and industrv.--
The completion of the Chesapeake aud
Onio Railroad Itself will SIT free Won
derf | amount at latent power, and Is
to rank as tAe of the most important
works of improvement HOW in pro-
rQesS.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
EVERY SATURDAY,

We have received Every Saturday for
April. 1t conteins the first five chap
tiers OF Mr.. Dickens's new story, 1.-THE
Mystery of Ed,ci'. Brood" reprinted from
Advance Sheets furnished them by
special arrangement with Mr.. Dickens.
its publication in Euery Saturday is the
only American edition author zed by
Mr.. Dickens, and the only one in which
he has any recuniary interest. The
remaiy der OF the story will be given III
Every Saturday simultaneously with It's
appearance in London, and earlier than
in any other American form.
A prominent feature of Euery Sotuf
tlay here after will be the introduction
OF u superior class of illustrations by
the most eminent America artists.
A series of Pictorial Supplements
will be given Immediately, forming a
Booth Gallery. representing Mr. Ed
win Booth in his leading chaHacters.-
Othello, lago, ohylock, KieAelieu, etc.
The First, Hamlet, accompanies the
April part; also companion picture Of
Mir. Fechter as Hamlet. These superb
pictures are drawn from life by w. j..
Aennessy, and engraved by w. j. Lin
ton.
A second series OF Pictorial Supple
mcnts will be- given shortly, forming a
Dickens Gallery, representing notable
characters and scenes in Dickens S nov
els,-such as Sairey Camp and Betsy
Prg, Capt. Cutie, Dir. Micaw Der, etc.
These " ill be drawn by S. Eytinge, Jr.,
who has proved himself superior, per-
haps, to all other artists who have az
tempted to illustrate Dickens.
A comparison of the number for April
with that tor January will show mark
ed improve merit in the artistic charac-
ter OF Every Saturday from the begin
ming. The later illustrations ale OF
more varied interest and are pre- ,entcd
in more satisfactory style.
The conductors OF Every Saturday aim
to make it the most attractive pictorial
journal in the world, III both its art and
literary contents. Fields, Osgood and
Co., Publishers, l24 fremont Street
Boston.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
LETTER ER0M R0ME-ARCBBISHoP
SPALDING AND THE POPE.

A correspondent of the Baltimore
Catholic Mirror. writing from Rome un-
der GATE OF the 25th nltimo. gives the
particulars OF Il recent interview be.
tween Pope Plus and Archbishop
Spalding:
The Archbishop, on entering into
the presence Of the Holy Father, hand
ed him a large ;;ar of snuff, fsmarking
Mt the same time: "Hoiy Father. /
have promised y u ten years more OF
life. and clalm the privilege of supply
ing you with snuff during that time.
Here Is the first installnent. 1t has
arrived from New York" VT your
prediction is verified" replied the Holy
Father, laughing and fsmilisrly put
ting his hand on the Archbishop's
shoulders. II shall keep you to your
word. and it you tail in your supply,
will send the sheriff after YOU" Ills
grace said there would be no failure il
the supply ofsnuff il his holiness would
fulfill his part oil the contract hy out
living the ten wears, as he (his grace)
earnestly hoped. While the Holy
Father was subscribing his name to
petition the Archbishop. his holiness
remarked that lietad cold. ~ very
common complaint IN .Ronie." observ-
ed the Archbishop, 'toft houghthe faith
of your city is most CatAolic its cline
is most beterodox. If Yen are free
from every wind OF doctrine. sou have
Succession of ever, wind ON thu COM
pass" remark which his holiaess
seemed TO enjoy very much.
Some remark having been made on
the slow progress OF the Council, the
Archblshop playfully said that the
Americans were fast-gong pcop.e,
and Iepe ated to his holiness what he
said he had previously observed to
some digntarles of the Church. that
the Use of little American steam
would expedite matters good deal.
Several other pleasant subjects were
discussed. but their personal and pri-
vate nature render them less interest
ing to the general reader.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-06
A POLITICAL PRAYER.

We have been furnished bw friend
who heard Il, the following extract
from political prayer offered by Il
deacon i'll a eolored Baptist church in
this city Oh Sunday last !:
NOh, Almighty God, bless us poor
people and sinners o God. we ask
Thee to defeat our inimies. [Um-a-uml
The yetlleT day when our side turn out
in dc persession to celebrate de day OF
freedom dad man Walker took
keep'm out'n de CAPITOL Seuar. Ar.
ooh-Bh Srute- LORD, trufe = And .,
Lord brake up dat burg'ls Legislator.
which is now tryin' 10 brake up dat
glorious Constitushun which Was made
by the Conyensllun; and now deyis all
on the road to he'll Tor their misdeeds.
fab, eoh-ah. Turn sinner turnI
Have mercy on dis Coutrence which IN
now sltten III dis town, and which IS
now on our side; and furthermore, put
Thy curse oil our lElmies that they
may open thar eyes III he'll"
Prayers OF this character are fire.
qnently offered; ond the colorcd people
are taught to combine their politics
with their religion. Dispatch.