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The New York herald., 1871-07-10
CHURCHES In WASHINGTON.
Dr.. Boyntcn on the Imp,rtancs Of Ritualism in
service-The French Commune as Popular
Medium Of Evil Rev. Mr.. Hinckley on
the Uses and Abuses of Liberty.
THE AssEMBLY,s PREsBYrEaliy CHURCH.

DR.. Boyntou the Element of Worship.
WASHINGTON, July 9, 1871.
DR.. Boynton preached this morning at the Assem-
bly's Presbyterian church on the Importance OF the
element OF worship IN our rcligon IA distinguished
from mlnistraiion 10 the intellect Every thou ,ht-
full reader OF the Bible, said the speaker. observes
how prominent position Is given to worship. to
faIth and praise and prayer The cultivation OF the
heart overshadows completely the education OF the
intellect IL is quite clear that the spirit OF tue Bible
and OF the world tlls respect antagonistic to
each other. Intellectual power. intellectual cultiva.
tion the grand achievements OF human reason
these are the idols OF this world, while goodn So,
faith, love and worship are c0mptrdtively little
teemed and this spirit enters into We might almost
say controls, our religion. We do not visit the
house OF God manly 10 worship, but 10 be ntellec-
tually Instructed or amused. We do not often ask
each other where do you intend TO worship to-day
but
WHO ARE yoU GOING TO HEAR'
All history shows that the intellect suffers In pro-
portion man loses knowledge OF and faith IN God.
The moment he turns TO a false God the intellect
itself begins TO wander. The spirit OF worship be-
longs TO the very nature Of man. Until blinded and
corrupted he believes In some being superior to
himself--God angel or dcvi; sun, mool or s. ars,
the forces OF nature. To something stronger AMI
wiser than himself man VIII look ana Will worsap.
Inc turct great lOTte5 WHICH HTe Ndllnk pl-
modern world away from God are, first, that
popular science which, by assumption, would Dlacc
man on tue road to Atheism; second, tiat almost
world WIDE association In sympathy with
THE FRENCH COMMUNIST
which proposes the destructon OF all government,
all social order ana all reiig ion one form o. which
Iis the woman movsm ent here. Against all taese
man will intimately revolt by the necessities or hs
nature. The re igous element the spirit oil worship
and faith. has been In all ages and among all men
the one only sufficient and UNI tng bond u society,
withou which the BODY polite disoiyes and decays,
"a the nina hOdy does when its u C departs Man
Will not Willingly ani permanently submit TO any
authority Of his fellow men tbat does not rest upon
tue hiQner authority OF some superior being, ana
any attempt 10 construct society without tne re-
cognton OF God VIII fan as 1t mas twice over riiled
IN France, and on smaller scale IN many other
places In every system of reIgion OF
which we know ANYTHING previous TO Christianity
appeals 20 the lntelect bdd little or no lace. There
was very llltIc teacnIfR or speaking OF any klnd.
Offerings, sacrlhces, praise, WORSHIP, prayer-tnese
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TIE DIFFICULTY IN THE CATEOLIG CHURCH
At HUDSON.
HUDSON. N. Y. July o.

HUDSON, N. Y, July 0, 1871.
The Catholic rebellion In THIS city assumes no
new phase to-day. 1t was expected that Bishop
Conroy would be here to harmonlze the beigerents,
but he did not come. THIS morning the opponents OF
the priest gathered around the church TO the num-
Der Of over three hundred but they conducted them.
selves with perfect order and decorum. Father
OSullivan dd not make his appearance,
but sent his messenger request that the
church be opened Tor tie usual services.
The assembled crowd gave him TO understand
tia: they were stu lrm and unyiedDg IN their
determination not to allow the church to be opened
unul tneir grievances were corrected and Father
O'GlN an recalled rom the parish. Mass was Ccie-
bae1 OF The priests residence, at which less tnan
thirty persons were present. mostly women and
Children. THIS fact may be taken "a index OF the
TeItve strength OF tc priests adnereuts and OppO
Iont5 ~ the ,hurcn the latter nunuering about ten
10 q the iOrIner There were no sIgus OF dis
tlrDGncc, ana 10 Is evident the antagonists VIII not
yield The POSITION they nave deliberately taken.
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was IN the Wnedt OueluesS aud VINO, from Ms lami
liarily with the steward, was up to all
rHs "DowNTowS CrKNERs" IN wHFAr,
ana he said unto him, ''Ilow much owest tnOu unto
my lord ~ And the wheat man SAD. '0ne hundred
measures OF wheat" Ana the unjust steward said.
Take thy bin and write Iourscore" Now. In dong
this sininl business ACT II Is claimed that Christ IA
vored The man ruvre because tue Testament says He
commended the unjust steward, saying thai ne mad
acted wisely and declaring that the ohlldren OF this
world are IN their generation wiser than the chill
dren OF II hit. And when lie further SAID make
10 yourselves friends ol The mamnon OF unright-
eousness, that when We fan they may receive you
inlo everlasting habationsn II Is believed by many
THAI He meant TO
ENCOURAGE WRONGFUL DEALINGS,
even 10 secure salvation, II you could only secure
by SO DONG high percentage IN your favor This
preacher declared to be wrong. ana lie coniOaied IT
Christ was simply narrating a very probable lact
ana that in dCing so he sought Simply 10 Impress
tins lesson which was as mucn required IN the early
time as 1t Is clearly required to-day.
THE LESSON
that worldly people, people who are Only earnestly
after the goodies o this life are almost Invariably
found in the employment Of more SKILL more ear
nesIness, more lndomtabe energy In gaming what
they really desire than are the children o. the H. ut
whLe FL WORK In the service OF d. And the ear
nest desire Of the saviour was, he claimed, that
those who sought the advancement OF the night,
both here snd hereafter. should use all their INTEL
ect, all their SIX II. In the OF money as In any
thing else-.ill their industry and power-iOr the
gain OF the work before them and the growth OF the
cause OF God.
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were Almost exclusive element OF RELIGIONS rtee
We are told that the rttuaiistic churches IN which
forms and ceremony and scenic display are extrava
giant are the most crowded In England. We know
that where forms OF worship are most prominent
and pulpit teachings on the whole the most studied,
there the multtudes gather, and We know also that
where
THE RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES ARE FEW
and where the intellectual appeal In the sermon IL
the prominent feature. there the worshpperS as a
general RUE are the fewest in number ami the most
unsteady In attendance. The profoundest feelings OF
the soul are not reached, or at least. not deeply
stirred. Ii becomes very serious question whether
We PrOtestants have not made a dangerous mistake
ana deprived our system OF a main Q ement or
power by bringing intellectual effort into undue
prominence and substituting an interest In human
effort for the worship Of God. II 80 should retain
an the present excellence OF the sermon and improve
II as far possible while we render t are able,
the worship Of the sanctuary more imposing and at
tractive.
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or the zeal and devotion OF worthy pastor and
the effective assistance YOU have rendered aim IN
his efforts to promote the spiritual welfare o. your
selves and your children. | trust feel confident
TINS viii rebound in manifold blessings TO young and
old OF This congregation. nope you VIII all remem-
ber this day, and that you VIII carry hon IN your
hearts fruit Of the beautiful lessons you heard
few minutes aGo from this altar.
The Archbishop then referred TO Orange move
mcnts In this CITY, and his remarks on this subject
will be found ell ewhere.
On passing through The side aisle aer the concl'l.
sion or The services Or. McCosKey vas greeted hy O
''song OF welcomer from the sunday schoo cn-
dren, specially composed and adapted for tue occa
sion by Miss C. Il Carey, and SO terminated q re-
ligious ceremony that viii be long remembered by
the Catholic people OF Harlem.
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Ho3 .ksN's SMaL pOx .0JtlcAtD.

The sanitary hospital which erected at Fox
Hin for the reception OF patients a1licted with
smallpox was closed yesterday, there being no
more persons afflicted with the disease. The pa
tents were under the treatment of DIR. Benson, ana
but iew OF them died. The sisters Of the Poor at
tended day aud night, but no allowance whatever
has Ueeh made ny The city authorities ior the eX
penses incurred 10y tue The cessation Of the
disease ! undoubtedly due 10 the energetic iabois
OF the CITY Nh slcan and The nuns.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
Another Presidential Campaign,

which is to he preceded by very important and exciting
session Of Congress- in which questions of the utmost mpor
the commercial civil and political interests of the
country be discussed and decided and which will
der enterprng newspaper necessity to every who
would be informed in regard the live questions Of the day
By the Journal Bureau Washington, under the
direction of Ben Perley poore will be enabled give its
readers the earliest information Of all important a
ctng the public interest," with occasional glimpse of the
movements behind the
In all its several departments that the Journal fol-
1872 shall be better and moe acceptable readers than
beore-that it shall the whole field home and
abroadand that those who depend upon for daily epito
Of the worlds progress shall find their expectations real
led
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
The New England
FAMILY NEW SFAPER.

Its reputation wide-awake, enerprising newspaper
thoroughly organized in all its departments that the people
look with confidence for the earliest and fullest reports Of
the Of the day. has given circulation unapproached
by any paper of its class in New England, and unequaed by
but few in the country The aim Of its publishers will be
maintain the position has now, by the liberal expend
money the employment Of the best talent in all its
departments and the introduction Of such features
the experience Of the past the developments Of the future
may suggest.
The year 1872 is to witness
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

As heretofore, special attention will be paid New Eng
land With experienced Reporters and Correspondents
at the Capitals Of each of the New England States and in all
the large cities and shall be able give the Journal
readers the earliest from all parts Of New England.
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PEN sPATTERs.


his arms.
A model for bust-almost any patent
boiler model.
How to make n tall man short-ask him
to lend you five dollars.
The covetous man is us much deprived of
what he has, us of what he has not, for he
enjoys neither.
Ifaman speaks or acts with pure thought,
happiness follows him like shadow that
never leaves him.
We hate some persons because we do not
know them, and we will not know them be-
cause we hate them.
Quadrat endeavored to say, the other day,
that glass windows were used for lights in
NO. and he got it grass widows were used
at night in lS70.'
Wisdom does not show itself so much in
precept us in life-in firmness of mind and
n mastery of appetite. 1t teaches us to do,
as well rs to talk, and to make our words
and actions all of n color.
A quaint friend of ours in Maine once
called on President Lincoln. He had shaken
hands with him. observing: Don't be scared,
Mr.. Lincoln, do not want an Office" sis
that SOP" said the president; 'then give us
another shake"
During the delivery of her speech last
night, Mrs. Laura DE Force Gordon said:
81 am an American citizen over twenty-one
years of age" To this II crusty and probably
Disguised benedict cried out, You bet you
are!' The effect was electrical.
Voltaire having paid some high compli-
ments to the celebrated Halter, was told that
Haller was not in the habit of speaking so IA
vorably of him. "Ah!' said Votaire, with
an air of philosophic Indifference, II dare say
we are both Of us very much mistaken"
The great difference between men-be-
tween the feeble and powcrful-the great
and Insignificant, is energy, invincible deter
mination-a purpose once fixed upon, and
then death or victory. That quality will
compass anything that is possible in life and
no talent, no circumstances, no opportuni-
ties, will make a man without it.
Appropriate names For II printers wife,
En-; for II sports wife, Betty; for II lawyers
VIII, cuci loI " ScIlcIul WIG, Oilly lOr II
transfers wife, Carrie; for tisherman's
wife, Netty; for a shoemakcrs wife, Peggy
for Il carpet mans wife, Matte; for an auc-
tioneers wife, Biddy; for chemists wife
Ann-Eliza; for an engineers wife, Bridget
for farmers wife, Gerusha.
Mr.. Alcott, who is a hard rider of the veg
etarian hobby, once said to DR.. Walker o
Harvard college, II think that when IL MAJ
lives on beef he becomes something like N
OK; if he eats mutton he begins to lool
sheepsh, and if he eats pork may he no
grow to be swinsh?" THAT may be- sal,
DR.. Walker; "but when II man lives OF
nothing but vegetables, l think he's apt to b.
pretty small potatoes"
A common outlet for personal hate i
through lawsuits to compel redress. Me-
never show less sense than when their "an
CRY passions" hurry them into such proceed
ings. One would like to know what PEI
centage of law cases have this worse tina
childish origin. And when thousands of do
lars are thrown away in litigation for les
than the value of load of hay, one cannC
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TERMS.
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And prepared with the care, with the
the week carefully condensed and rewritten from the Daily
Journal the leading editorials of the Daily its home and for
egn correspondence review Of the markets. &C., &c. making
it the most complete Weekly Paper issued in New England
1t is mailed in to reach subscribers many hundred
miles distant before Saturday night.
TERMS.
Five copies to one address, ..................7.5O
Ten " " ................15.OO
And one copy to the getter up Of the club
IL All orders must be accompanied by the money! and al
papers discontinued the expiration Of the time for whc
payment has been made.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING.

And containing the fullest and latest from all quarters
Of the globe up the hour of going press. Five and
sometimes Six Editions issued daily. City subscribers
supplied by route carriers. One copy by mail SO per
annum.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The large circulation of the Journal among the most ne
gent classes in the community renders it invaluable med
for advertising All advertisements appear in both the
morning and evening editions, and thus practically have the
benefit Of the circulation of two papers. Address
Journal Newspaper Company,
BOSTON, MASS.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
The Boston journal
Daily, SemiWeekIy and Weekly,
For 1872.

In presenting the Prospectus Of the Boston Journal for the
year 1879 it Is quite unnecessary to aude in detail to those
features which have won for it the name of
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-12-02
SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS

Containing all the Of three days preceding full reviews
Of the markets. ship etc., and is especially valuable for
business men in the country, well for families who do
not to take daily and the oener than
a week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-09
STnwg SUMMARY.
UItv Affairs

tttv Auatrg
DIR. Henry Hartshorne has been elected
Professor Of Natural History in Girard
College.
Eight new dwellings are to be erected on
the Girard estate in Marshall street, between
Coates and Brown.
The receipts of the Girsrd estate during
thirty nine years amounted to $5,089, 252 '33
Admission to Girard College hereafter is
to be obtained only by personal application
to the directors.
The cigar manufacturers met last even
ing, but failed to act on the case of L. o.
Miller, who desires to test the equity of the
capacity tax" The revenue officials claim
that the latter is not the point in question.
"A new parish of the p. E. Church is to
organized in the southern section of the
city
The three boys arrested on the charge of
firing an oyster saloon on Broad street were
discharged yesterday at the Central Station.
The Fire Commissioners, and not Ooun-
ellis, will arrange the ire-alarm boxes of the
new department..
;. Mr.. Michael Sweeney, for a number of
years connected with the Bank of Commerce,
died on the 9TH inst
-Four Lebanon county counterfeiters we're
brought to the city yesterday, and will have a
hearing when witnesses arrive.
The thermometer marked so degrees at
3 P. M. yesterday.
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nnnleafin AnnIra.

The State Journal, the Republican organ
at Richmond, Va, changed hands yesterday.
"A large number of the Newark, N. j.,
brewers were yesterday fined for frauds on
the United States revenue.
The New York Assembly yesterday re-
jected the bill making Declaration day and
st. Patricks day public holidays.
"A hurricane occurred in the vicinity of
st. Louis yesterday, doing great damage to
property, and causing loss of life.
The Executive Board of the Working
mems Benevolent Association held a second
meeting at Pottsville yesterday, on the ques-
ton of arbitration, and adopted q series of re-
solutions the result of which is thought, by
some, will cause speedy resumption of
mining operations Last evening the Judi
ciary Committee of the State Senate COM
menced examining parties interested in the
coal controversy and in New Jersey Governor
Randolph has been requested to act as arbi-
TRAITOR between the disputing parties.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
a T R U st E e s. sA 4
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to the terms Of deed OF trust executed
to the undersigned, on the 18th day OF November
A. d. 1862 by the Tucker Creek on and Mining
Company Of West Virginia, to secure the payment
Of certain debt, therein described due to Frede-
lick Fairthorne, amounting to $1,000, with interest
from the 18th day of November, 1859, which deed Is
recorded In the Recorders Office OF Writ county,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. o. page b22, will,
ON THE STH DAY OF MAY, 1871 that being the
second Monday OF the month"; at the front door OF
the Court House OF Writ county, West Virginia, pro-
ceed to sell to the highest bidder by public auction
for cash in hand, the following real and personal
property in said deed mentioned, to wit:-An that
certain tract Of land situate lying and being the
county of Writ and State OF West Virginia, about
one mile west Of the Court House OF Writ county,
containing HREE HUNDRED AND NINETY
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND, known as the Tucker
Greek OIL and Mining Companys Farm.
Also, one other certant tract OF land situate the
waters Of Sym Camp Rum and left hand fork of
fuckers Creek, in the county Of Writ and State of
West Virginia, containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES of land, more or less, being the
same tracts of land conveyed to the said Tucker
Creek Oil and Mining Company, by Nelson j..
NickersOn and wife, by deed bearing date the sth
in the Onlce Of the Recorder OF Writ county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No. Q, pages 29s and 901.
Also one Portable Steam Engine Boiler aud nx-
lures, 20 horse power, two sets OF blacksmith tools
and lot of Oil well tools, and one ire-proof safe,
all of whichlis now upon the premises.
awt MS ID. H. LEONARD, Trustee.
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Foreign Affairs.


The Prussian headquarters are at Fer
rieres.
1t is arranged that Bismarck is to be in
Berlin to-day.
The rinderpest has broken out in the
country around Lille.
The French prisoners in the various parts
of Hanover have been started homeward
Emperor William will enter Berlin on
the 18th inst, and the troops on May 1.
The National Assembly leaves Bordeaux,
on Saturday, and will meet at Versailles on
Monday.
The Prussans intend making grand de-
monstrations upon the return of the victori-
Gus troops.
The day upon which Emperor William
returns to Berlin is to be observed as q day
of thanksgiving throughout Fatherland.
"A proposition was made in the French
Assembly yesterday, to abrogate all laws re-
stricting the right of the people to hold
meetings and form associations.
The French Minister of War proposes a
complete recognizing of the army and the
defenses of France, including the erection of
Notifications upon the new German frontier.
The National Guard of Paris are excited
over the fear that they are to be disbanded,
and have made protest against the appoint
ment of General Palladines to the command
over them.
"A committee of the French Assembly
yesterday made a report in favor of annulling
The election of Garibaldi to that body from
Angers; and Victor Hugo proceeded to make
a speech warmly defending Garibaldi, but
was interrupted by great tumult in the
Chamber, wnereupon he announced his im
mediate resignation and abruptly left the
chamber.
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DLACK HAWK GOLD MINING COMPANY OF
ID NEW YORK. -

AUCTION SALE BY TRUSTEES.
Notice is hereby given that we, the undersigned
BENJAMIN WHITE and BERIAH WALL, OF the
City of Providence, in the State of Rhode Island
under and in execution Of the powers in us vested
by the deed of trust executed to US by said Black
Hawk Gold Mining Company, bearing date on the
twenty eighth day of May, A. d. 1866, and duly re-
corded will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at the Ex-
change Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, New York,
on The eleventh day Of May, 1871, at IL O'Clock
noon, all the estate, lands, quartz lode mining
claims, mines minerals, mining rights and interests
lands and premises, shafts levels, mills and mill
sites, stores, storehouses, dwellings, and other
buildings and structures water, water-powers runs
and falls of water watercourses, and water rights
and privileges, water-wheels, fumes, bitches, fur
naces, engines, stsam-powers, tracts machinery, re-
turts tools and fixtures, and all other estate and
property rea personal, or mixed, OF said Black
Hawk Gold Mining Company, situate in the County
Of Gilpin in the Territory of Colorado and con-
veyed to us in and by the deed Of trust Aforesaid,
and all the interest and title Of said Company
therein.
Reference is hereby made, as part of this notice,
and for full description of said estate and pro-
perty to said deed OF trust, which may be examined
at the office OF w. ii. Whittngham, No. IL Wall
street. New York City.
Terms Of sale will be made known at the time and
place of sale. r. Is taw IS 10
BENJAMIN WHITE, rrrstoos
BERIAH WALL, AA"s'00''