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Andrew MuIphy aud Thomas Murphy, Of l67
Moth Eighth street, Williamsburgh, had fa,a
quarrel last night. Andrew Murphy was repairir 8
his roof when Thomas returned from work Tie
latter complained Of the noise, and Andrew desisted
7 honAs went out and drank freely, and on return
ing kicked Andrews dog. This led TO q fight, dur
ing which Thomas stabbed Andrew to the heart
With pocket kne. Tuomas arrested. Mrs
Andrew Murphy was wounded while endeayoring 10
eolarAlu the Two men.
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God SnNa Irelnnd.

green silk flag, with gold fringes, aud bear.
ing the device OF Erins Harp in gold, with the
legend God save Ireland" was presented last
night to the Wolf Tone Circle Fenian Brotherhood
by Mrs. Lenahan and Mrs o'IIanlan, patriotic Irisn
women. THE f,ng carried At the funeral OF Peter
ONeil Crowley, who was killed at kilcoouey
Woods, in Ireland during the iusurrection Of 1861
and has therefore an iutrinsc and historic value Tor
lTiblmeu
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HOURS or LEISURE.

The Thomas Conan Assocl ,tion will go on uu OK.
curslOn 10 Dudley Grove on Monday.
The North River Schue'zen Guards have their
seventh annual target shooting on Monday.
The steamers New Champion, State of Maine, and
Sylvan Shore will accompany the boats sailing the
great yacht race ON MONDAY Music for dancing on
each boat. Dodworlns band will have BpcclHl boa
In the cCutre Of the hOtiua.
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Grants NrutrnIIty rrocInmn,,on.

WAsniNGroS, Aug. 5.-The President did not
officially hear until Wednesday, By tel legrem from
the Department OF State, thai NJ Bcrthemy had ad.
v-e1 this Government that France had declirel war
against Prussia. THIS fact now being known from
~ oncial source the President will publish pro.
clamAtion OF neutrality
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The Merrick Camp Meeting.

In the forenoon Of yesterday, the fourth day
OF the meeting, the Rev g. Landon, the venerable
pastor OF the Springfield NJ Il. Church, preached !;
and In the afternoon discourse was delivered BY
the Rev. DR. Wm. Butler. In the evening the ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. j. Crom'Ish Of Hunt.
ington The exercises en- sunday are to he the same
a. on week days vita the addition OF a love feast
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New WARM the Caribbenp Sen

War between the Governments Of ST. Do mingo
and Hayu is immii ont President sarent OF Hayti.
aids el President Cabral. OF ST Domingo and
BHc2 aids the followers Of the lao President Sal
nave Tie Salnavlsts have attacked the northern
Honiicr. a loan of two millions Of dolnrs is pro
lecled by lIlyt, 10 be redeemed In cuIr1ney.
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The German Republican General Committee
last night expressed their inter disgust AT the treat
ment which they have received from the English
speaking RopubcIn Com ittee. II was resolved
to hold no further intercourse Nitn tue TW unty
thlid street General Committee.
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RALEIGH, Aug. 5.--The Conservatives have
carried the North Carolina Lesislature Judge
Brooks, OF the United States Court, will issue a writ
OF hdbsds co1Dus for the Caswcll prisoners The
Conservative have gained Congrussman In Ia {
Rockingha am. n. c., district.
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LONG ISLAND.

Yesterday afternoon, in the broiling sun. Mr. XII.
uare OF La Grange, OLto attemuted TO walk fty nes
Mlln ten consecutive hours, the Union Course Tor
S-Ol offered by MI. Fleming OF Paterson NJ J. Kudare
uFAnh zee wafer too freely, anu In tHc twcnth cighlk
lnle SANK exhausted and was carried OH the oours2
by Me,srs smith ana Hanley.
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senmen,s Mnre. Ineren.ah.

WAsHIsGroN Aug. 5.-The wnges Of all en-
listed men in the navy have been increased 81. 50
per month The increase has been extended to
mAsters-nt. arms apothecaries, yeomen paymasters'
writers, aud other appointed onicers.
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NEW JERSEY.

DIR. Helmbod's Long Branch cottage nAs robbed
by out -lt.r On Friday night
Arkin~as SGler. OF Montrrir. wts killed by light.
ming during the shower on Thursday.
August Moi.iug attempted to sloot his wife ia
Newark yesterday, but h pistol mistcd are lie was
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OBITUARY..

The Rev. DR. wm. l., Johnson, Of Grace Church.
Jamaica, d ed on Tlursddy.
Nicholas Uciding died In Cincinnati yesterday,
having been thrown from carriage. He had serS cd
one Term \. Judge OF tle court " COMMON PIea..
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A Cougres.man's Ear Bitten on

MEMPHIs, Aug. 5.-In dispute on Main street,
yesterday, between Gen, w. j. Smith and Judge
John W. Smith, the former, who is a member OF
Congress from this district had his left ear bitten
OF. The combatants were fined s5 each.
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WAsHN0ros, Aug. 5.-The Cabinet session
continued two hours and a half II was confined
to routine business. Nothing was said about the
extra session of Congress.
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MADRID, Aug. 5.-Journals here have been
prosecuted for publishing false despatch from
Paris, announcing the defeat Of tho French Al
Saarbruck
, Tine first news OF the success was received here
through telegram sent by the Empress Eus6nie
70 her mother. The spahis fleet entered the
Mediterranean last night. II goes to the Balearc
Islands.
The UNITED STATES FLEET IN HOLLAND.
:, ,ILusHINd, Ang. 5.-The United States frigate
fiIhhhn has been released from Quarantine, nearly
Hi he' Gre" having recovered from the small pox.
rms ARNnSG oY ITALY.
FLORENCE, Aug 5-The Senate has sor retioned
the proposed ornament Of the country and ad opted
vote OF confidence in the Ministry.
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ATHENS, Aug. S-Yia London. The towns of
hnDbirsa aud 0alayida and several village. nave
been destroyed Many psr.ons were killed and
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
A Great Battle Being
Fought.
Magnificent Pmssian Victory at
WciSSGnburg,
BOO French Prisoners Captured
The French Acknowledge their
Defeat.
GENERAL DoUA SHOT DEAD.
McMahons Corps Cut OFF from the
French Army.
BOO French Prisoners Captured
The French Acknowledge their
Defeat.
GENERAL DoUA SHOT DEAD.
McMahon's Corps Cut OFF from the
French Army.

tn, JoVoring are The latest dispatches ~
r,rod in THE Sun office do,oa 10 3 o'clock his
r0rnirg Later dispatches, u any, piA Be
printed IN a postscript.
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Jefferson Davis Coming

GREESRHIER, White Sulphur Springs, Va,
Aur b,-Jeferson Davis started yesterday for New
York, on his way to Europe.
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The Hanging Of Thievss On Colorado.
DENVER, Aug S-Two horse thieves sere
asnged b. the ylgilsnTs yesterday At Pueblo.
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French Armv-ReJoi oicing over the Capture
of SaarbrucL.

PAR's, Ang. Sat the camp at Chalons last
evening, the Gardo Mobile had grand illumination
In honor of the capture Of sasrbruck. There had
been previously some slight insubotdinauon among
the Gnrde, hut tie favorable ended thai at once
NJ Moruiur. aid-de-camp OF the Emperor Of RGs-
sia, has arrived here. II s asserted that he IL on
SPECIAL mission to the French Government.
despatch from ConstantinOple reports that the
now French Minister was warmly received ty tie
Sultan. who expressed strong sympathy with France
In the wur.
The Count de Chambord has sent 10000 francs to
the patriotic fund.
lie Prose- says the Papal Nuneio has need to
the Corps DiplomatiQus here that the French Gov
errment Ia infeIble in Its determination to with
draw It's troops from Rome.
She 0dulots asserts that the Austrian Ministerial
Director Klazeko saw tho Emperor yesterday at
Msz, and announced that Austria and I,aiy had
formed an alliance which was favorable 20 France
The same paper says the Emperor has requested
Deputy Jerome David TO remain during the war at
beadquarters.
The Bourse closed heavy. A. noon rentes were
quoted at 6T 15c, and the close OF the market they
had decliDei to 66G 75c.
Fourteen million francs In gold were seized yes
terday Al the railway station.
The Pope has written = fetter to the Emperor
Napoleon, In which he expresses dissatisfaction at
the .emoSal oil the French troops from Rome.
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A Liverpool house purchased for the French
bread. John T. Wilson, the cracker merchant of
Fulton street, Submitted bid Ior one
million pounds at high rates, ana an
flashed SlOnR the Atlantic cable that A was
too high =" Is 1t 7" RESPONDED John. who lad taken
counsel IN the interim; - raise my terms a dollar n
barrel" The price was accepted. a. America is the
only market for hard-tack In large Quantities al
momsnts notice Contracts have also been made
with certain steamship companies for the sport
Of the sixteen hundred tons TO Hayre.
TBE ATTITUDE OF THE rKS1ASs.
Al a small but enthusiastic meeting OF the Wolfe
Tone Lodge ol FeniAns. last evening, the speakers
advocated . direct movement upon Irelsnd should
England become Involved In any diniculties with
European powers.
BAvARIAEs sUuhoSxp TO DrrY.
Ths Bavarian Consul hero bss given notice 10 all
military subjects Oi nav aria thai the War Minister
rs9ares then 70 report ior military duty st the Con
sui's ofhca
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PREPARATION FOR A RIOT.
TEACH THESE PEOPLE THAT oUBs
rs A LAND or FREEDOM.

tnry-Anotber Ip.uIt IN m. r.. S,,r :,
New York-Tbe Outrage. of III.Adyises
men who Threaten TO Drcnch Us In blood.
1Hs sun, having learned at about p NJ yes
terday, thata large body OF men had assembled in
anticipation OF an Orangcmen's parade in Forty.
second street, near vanderbilts new Union Depot.
sent reporters TO the spot 1t was soon s.certained
that the workmen had been compelled to strike and
Join 10 the demonstration The constantly cniarpng
mob proceedep to Crimmon'a quarry. on Forty.anb
street and Second avenue, where they forced about
City uborers to join them; thence to the new sewer
at Firth avenue and Forty-.eventh street where
twenty additional men were impressed; thence TO
Farleys quarry Sixty sixth street where twenty.
five others were added, and about twenty who were
working on Third avenue. near Seventy 18th street.
Inspector Dilks soon arrived At the Fify.ninth
street Police station, with Captain. Garlapd DIXON
Alaire, Petty and speight in command of piatoo,.
OF police from the First Third. Fourth Flr,h. and
Twenty.seventh Precincts. and Sergeant wood.
with = section the Cour. squad. Inspector DIX,
immediately assumed
COMMAND OF rHK R,orors p,srp,c,
and with Cant Gunner march.d ,o t.osr0,,.,,
Hamilton Park where tbev fopps .vo,v,,,r ,r,o,
On tho ,o,r-, ., ,n. -. 49, 'l."s tu'''
station . crowd numbering several hundreds were
found assembled on Third .ve,ro h,, ,ho, -,
quickly d,spo,soa nv can,o, cnn wv '",y VIZ
men.
srx ,onor,o, ,...s ,.. a.. .- -, 49,,
,. s'N'u "i~n ''e eause o' the s1'
e"eneh1 lie repheo' Don't ye know the Orange
men are goingto turn out and no lrishman. with
o'oou In MS veins VIII work to-day when the bloody
rascals show their eolors in the streets Many men
are at work, but they are all ready to rally to the
front as the word IL giyen All the notice in
the eitv will In hrt . fro, AZ ,,. -, go, -,
=, ~ W. " ' U'Vp w se' s"'eu' auu
WDeh we DO start we VIII clean out every Orange
man In the city,
A., ,,.,. H.. 49,, - ,-. - =,
Hvol' ''iS "u'e placaru was posted on the " all
on Third avenue with the words, "To hell with
King William md nil Li. cl,r - ,h,ch nm iii.
..o, =, -. -, - ~ ~ 'a .'"H
reeh W "crnah paker, was supposed TO have
reference TO King Frederick William OF Prussia.
The patriotic baker tore It down, and was At once
set upon by gang OF about twenty rnen who yop,d
H., T.. -. ' " ~
btArtN HiN TO DEATH,
had not the orfcors-whO were Obliged 10 draw their
reyolyers-rescpcd him Tha mon h.vi,, io.rrod
N'"'' i"e "''o' nA''HE 'e'Ineu
that there would be no procession. about two hun
dred OF their number marched up Second avenue
and b.i,ed on ,h. o.s, st,,. ,f u.,,,,o, p.A -
-, - -, ~ 'no ~ '.'' o19 " AA'o" ~ Wuefo
aema'I social cIub' Known as Tile No Name Club"
were enjoying their annual picnic They were asked
Mnether they We're orangemen' and on their assur-
@ ny W noV 'nes ,o were bot lhe so"a GRADUALLY as
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BRrsr, Aug. 6.-The North German three
masted schooner Laura was captured by French
man -ofwar and brought to this port to-day.
NO NAVAL EsGAeEnESr
LONDON Aug 5.--rbe story which recently origi-
mated in France about a naval engagement OF CuK.
haven, in which a prussian war vessel was sunk is
false. There mas been no collision at sea between
France and Prussia thus far.
French Observation-Disclosures In the
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The English Despntchcs-An Of n
Coming Strugglc-No Recruits for the
Army-Eugland to Protect the Popc-The
Invasion of Belgium 10 he n Cnsu. neIIi

LoNpoN, August 5.-ln the House Of Commons
to-day Sir Harry Nerney gave notice that he should
question The Government in regard to the military
strength Of uio county, and IT'S adequacy Tor de.
tense.
Mr.. Lowe, Chancellor OF the Frchcoucr. stated
that the cost of the Crmean war to England was
eighty millions, half Of which WAS raised by taxa.
ton.
Mr. Gladstone. ansvering q question as 20 En-.
glands treaty obligations to Belgium, admitted
that the treaty OF 1891 was obsolete; the position Of
Belgium was regulated b that Of 1850
1t was impossible to say now wha, course would
be proper for England 20 take should either Of the
beiscrent powers attempt to divide Belgium.
Something however might be proposed before The
adjournment OF the session. Mr., Caldwell explained
what the resources Of the country were for the
manufacture OF ammunition IN case OF war MIR
Childere defended the navy from charges OF inefR
cheney made by MIR. Laird. Great efforts are made
TO OBTAIN RECRUITS IN ENGLAND
for the army. that they meet with no success III.
said the British Government will soon take meas
ures for orsanizng On Irish militia force
II 10 reported that EnTland will send TWO freate.
TO the Tiber to protect the Pope Advces rom
Rome represent that the Jesuils are endeavorng to
induce the Pope to remove to MALTA Collisions be.
tween the German and French soldiers 10 the PApal
service are OF constant occurrence, and tie war
news Is narrowly watched.
A despatch from Antwerp represents that the Ia
tai effect OF the war on commerce IL fully felt there
Money Is extremely scarce and business Is OF a
standstili Florence Nightingale, from a sick bed,
writes letter giving directions and prescribing
rules for army nurses. The German bark NerOm,
from Cork. has pot into sioth 10 escape Freuch
cruisers.
II is understood that England has determined to
make the Invasion of Relrum edsVs btW The
King OF the Belgans viii summon the powers who
have guaranteed her neutrality to her assistance as
soon as her territory Is invaded, and England will
respond.
The strenuous efforts made by the Court OF Rome
to bring the influence Of the Empress Eugene to
boar effectively against the Withdrawal oftlo French
troops have tailed, and to-day tie last detachment
leaves Ciyitl Neccha. The NEGOTIATIONS at Florence
for the preservation OF tie neutrality OF the POnti.
1cll territory have been unsuccessful.
The statement IL reiterated that kussa's relations
TO be.eeIent powers depend on the action Of Aus
tra. II the latter power mantait' her position Of
neutrality, Russia will also remlin eutril.
Tnc only event which could alter this situation
won II DO rising OF the Poes The 81. Petersburg
journals repeat that Russia has no design on the
Danuban Principalities
The mission OF the Duke de Cadore 10 Copenha-
gen to indnce Denmark TO form lance with
France, has failed. Since lis arrival there, Don
mark has declared her neutrality in the pending
war.
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ed by alster dispatch, which says there has been
no lighting ss ye, at that point

no ngntlng @ yet ~ that point
DxrAiLs or rus pArILs OF sAARbuck.
A correspondent, indorsed by the 7imes as trust
worthy and neutral, gives the following interesting
details Of the battle OF sanrbruck
The French made some prisoners, but captured
no cannon They lost forty killed aud sixty wound-
ed The French force In the battle was estima cd
q. 10000 men, and the Prnssians at only 5000.
The artillery won the fight. There was but little in
ninth Rru'sisn Regiment, and not the Fioieth, a.
Three compsnies Of the Fortieth held their ground
against the French until the atter's had FULLY
developed its strength Tue small force OF the Prus-
The oght lasted six hours, and on both sides, coo
men were pinced hors dv combat judging from the
French accounts the Mtra.!eurs have already dc.
ided the war.
the PRUssIASs INVADING FRANCE.
The 7tmes this morning nays the pan Of the
Prussian Commahder.in- Chiet, Gen. Moltke, ha.
been recently changed iron defensive to an often.
sivc one. An advance into France ia threatened II
is thought that Prince Frederick Charles will push
forward aud attack Nancy.
The French say that the Prussian needle gun re.
coils badly that the marksmen are soon compelled
to Gre from the shoulder. The French also say tho
Prussian cavalry carry old horse PISTOLS while the
French have esrbines OF long range, and admitting
Of aim. The Finh Corps OF the Prussians Ia manly
composed Of Poles.
LONDON INSPECTOR SHOT As A SPIT.
A despatch las been received at the Metropolitan
Police headquarters announcing that Inspector
Brennan OF the London Police who has been away
from his station leave OF absence has been cap.
tured BY the Prussisns and shot ss spy.
sAARBnUcx susLLED ON TUESDAY.
NEUKmcn, near Treves. August b-The French
on Tuesday sheled saarbruek Station. The en-
glnes, cars, &c, were saved.
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rHE NUMBERS READY ron RIOT.

II Ii ettmated that at least Is 600 organ.
lied aud armed for the purpose Of preventing the
OrnnEemen's procession. Capt. Walsh, OF the DO
icr station on Prince street says tha, 1000 were
collected In the ncighburiioo1 of Hbornia Hall
during tie morning. Mr. GIynor, the owner Of the
place, says he thinks 600 men were thcre, who dis
persed between and o'clock. MFR. GIynor says
that they mainly iror Brook n. Jersey City.
snd loboken, with somo from Westcnester county.
They drank
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The last race VIII be for purse OF 81 900 the gin
OF Rig Six, Wm. n. Tweed, Esq. The entries aud
pools
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uroolstyn', Friday Murder

,rives, snd bludgeons. At three O'Clock as ma
'fAu"cm'n o1let-cd, tho laborcrs and 'oug-hore
men retired 10 their homes
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LoNDoS, Aug IA special despatch from Hage-
uau Of to-days date says the defeat of the French
At Mi.srubOurg was disastrous. Gen. Donays
aT,-,,n, composed Of picked nghting men, was
atIery routed, and several OF them have reached
lAie IN demoraliIed condition. Wssenbourg Is
possession OF the Prassians. A general advance
IrI- ana NJ shnTlous is expected
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The Ecumenieal Council.
DiscOrd ia the Assenlbly-HOw the First
Meeting was Broken Up.


The truth about the first meeting with closed
was a scene of the greatest confusion. l am now
told that the minority was 80. 1t was the
Archbishop of Temessyar, in Croatia, it is now
said, who was making a Latin speech, protesting
against the forms and arrangements as interior
ing with the independence of the Bishops, when
the bell rang and he was called to order. There
upon. it is added, the Primate of Hungary came
to his rescue, and in his turn was called to order
in a like manner. Upon this Dupanloup made a
strong observation in good French and left the
Hall, with the Archbishop of Paris and a hundred
others, in fact, breaking up the meeting. All
the Bishops complain that they are powerless !;
that they have had no time to know what they
are wanted to do; that they have only been
allowed eight days to make one anotheris ac-
quaintance finally, that the Hall is intolerable.
They are dying of cold, and they cannot hear one
another. They say the present accommodation
is utterly inadequate; that they require many
more rooms, and those larger than what have
been improvised in and about st. Peters. hear
that some of them say the Council ought to have
been held at the Lateran or the Quirinal, where
they might have had a whole palace for the
work, and rooms fer conversation and other bust
ness. They are now obliged to find opportunities
for mutual information and conference where
they can, and Cardinals, and others who happen
to have palaces at their command, are holding
nightly late reunions. Very late ones, too, /
suspect, for the streets are getting noisy at mid
night, more so than when | came. Thus the
first meeting on the 10th ended with an abrupt
adjournment; and / cannot doubt that of to-day
has done so also. This is not very promising for
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the presumed object OF the Council. which every
day recedes further into the limbo of vain aspi-
~rations. If the dogma of infallibility is adopted,
it is now said positively the French Concordat
will be at once withdrawn, and Plus TX. Will
find that with a new position new relations also
will have to be arranged. So strongly is this
intention announced that the Pope's friends
accuse France of debating, and F~renchmen do
not deny the imputation. The situation is de-
scribed on both sides as 9raUisSima; and nobody
sees the way out of it, except by continual
adjournments, till time itself may bring some
sort of escape. But as for any conclusions being
come to and proclaimed by January 9th, that is
pronounced Observation-Disclosures Times.
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MAKE YOURSELF WANTED.

Remember you want to have good positions
OF trust, of influence and of afiuence. But the
community wants men of Intelligence, t%rustworthi-
ness and faculty, just as much as you want the
places. Acquire and maintain these qualities.
and. that gold watches will lie about the streets
and find none to pick them up, is about as likely
as that you will g live neglected and neglected
die" You do not need to advertise your good
qualities; indeed to announce them too ostenta-
liously puts them in superstition, as the man who
offered good English sovereigns on London Bridge
at a shilling apiece sold only one or two-the
natural inference being that they could not be
worth much, they were offered SO cheap. Be
thoroughly good in yourselves, and the goodness
will appear without effort from you. Nobody at
tempts to polish deal, though it is often enough
veneered, stained, or vanished. The better and
more enduring woods only, are polished. Veneer
ing and vanishing get spoiled in the friction of
lie, but the oak or the walnut you may hack
and hew, and it is hard wood to the heart.
Young men, be thoroughly good, and by Gods
blessing you will come to the places only good
men can fill.