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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Giiuaiiors lOanteo- ttl1les
Clerks Statesmen. &c.

Clerks Statesmen. &c
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL FL RECEIVED IT IIIEu
TOWN OFFICES NJ f.-:.~ broadway, corner Thirty first
81. or :ju- West Twenty thr st.. Eighfhave 100
Third ave- seyenth-st. a. the HARLEM OFFICE
No Thrd3ye One hanirri ard twenty fourth ST.
Clarion oav nZs Bal Budding ant at tne BROOkLtN
BRANCH OFFICE NJ BIB W ,hn st. next ador % the
Iust- Office up ~ > ,. at Regular ONCE rates.
4 DVFRTISFP desires n SITUATION ; held
- positions Of trus, iva s city 10 years laly cashier 81
large LOus, accountant iOur languages. Address
ADV ERT SIR &C. Tribune Uplo once. l,23s Broalwly
4 YOUNG ENGLISHMAN (aged pa OF good
- address years business experience in Ionfon
wishes a situation ~ clerk salesman traveller; salary
secOuday cOn-i orat0. Address BkEADALDANE. Tribune
Uptown ONCE. Lob broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

fnuees auo farms Uanic0.

T1ARM WANTED-In exchange for valuable
irnurgyaS property. sting O house with at modern
snuroy, anis siac lot lO0y35o iee ha1r-Vine "ld
ont with frst and sltuai-l Juai ousldr @
hem \. j. cit llIi toward Newark. ana acces7bir ~
horse cas from Elizabeth DelOt; no dsseHrn'e dN,S
n.rrly nominal Apply 10 LEWIS NEIL 4o5 bToAa"i''
s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Cooks.

TOOK.-t c0ored man ~ iirSt-clist meat and
l,sfr, ok for hotel in city county
lbs ui.y onGlu references can be seen at ODALEs
AIN ~, 100 " ,st Safest, corner BTJad~Gy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Drooklnn Real Csiate for sale.

DRaOKLVN HlGhTS.-An eligibly located
I'D HOUSE willOw-st.. near Orange 2-siag atc ana
basement - improvements. Price and terms reasonable
rutland a HllING . lefEnsn-st
INOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
l. Nos Atlantic Dock fronting Esst river adjoining
N--'A s. T. SCHIEFFEL1Y No. ITO willam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Farmers
EAPNfrR- GARNEN

E,ARMFR, GARDENER and USEFUL MAN
Arssp,ctabir mau would TX" PiA' y IN t'ITn or zen
t.n'. riara faruiuu. vegetable garIrnn
lrjvue ~. and VIII make himself usein can ia 81
'- p .r.ncr Nprly ~ 81 ELLIS AGENCY 100 West 34b
Sc, corner BIJadNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

GARDENER and USEFUL MANA respect
,,s mari "a man no umbIance who Indt stands
,,s lie and Howor gardening Wn.l Ike ylae wncr there
is t.aer tn objections "a do washing l ron
IN can furnish ru'o.bfei rrf FENCES Alpy AZ ODL-L D
AgF.,Cy, 100 est Jith.si.. corner VI BGOAu"ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
anetion Sales Of Beai Gstate.


EXECUTOG'7 SALE .,,..-,-,,.c,
Inv mortgage foreclosure Of one OF she best VI NUE. "
sTITHfNl u and nnest WATER PIN ilI-p4, ~ -z
EN- New York. iaci0r.i d"tN ,luse tenant no,.Si ~"
ai An EQUAL alf ~ 4i lo7 acres NJ faIuabe ls
t be water prye ard aPpur'espt teIt TO-
tie the IN i'i-i O.
shssaaksn nnlhrr reg tn Town O aandaken I'D te
County m Iiaei y. " viii be sold. lndtr ne I!ocnoh O
,-W 81 IA l1WOOD. esq Referee ID paish4o" o. a
cfe AM judgment TIE supreme court oi the state o. New
Ynrk "a the Court IN l 81 Kingston, " ~ OF i
9Gth DIV l775. a. o'clock N &c II,on- ~
sy ,a I'D rsS y. r. EEDN EAD SsAl u ac
Tirg.ion [slfi1gal m = Or VAN I,fTi-N & CLEA AIEt
Sitorneys &C Kingston y J.. IT b. J. HARRISON, Ola
West Ts,afy fOurt4si-, n Y CiiY.
DARE CHANCE!! For an Investment-
IA FI.frR STORY B tIrE HOTEL W The rapidly Frv"
Dg CITY OF CANTON, ono. D. be sold ~ Asslnes --4e 10
me bir.i bidder he Gor u Court h0ns IN an on
er snFCRDAY SeNi. A. ISIS ~ O'Clock p ~ fhi- y p
Srepoe poprr.y La!lt win al ire modern Improvement
nntsuinr 20 good guest Iu01 Also list class sot iid
basement rooms thf properly cJ
sIO0 COO exclusive Ol lot, erprc % At ~)ZV ana m l
AL for Al least Of the apririst1nr'i Terms On
sin Gown and balance equal annual payments VIII
& per cont interest payable enrual y;
VA. w. CLARK,
LEVI l. MULLER
Assienees OF Vim. c. ihonfssn
Canton. O., Aug. ~. is75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Neu-gersep Real estate ior 5ale.

AT PIAINFIELD, N. IA very desirable
~ RESI- DFNCE; with modern i'nto -einerts; IL
roorns. rrNd barn. hennery al et- lawn gar
der Al fruits offered by The owner for 81 GOO easy
trs ur information interview address o.. Post ono.
nav $40 n y 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
COACHNAN AID GROON.-A respect.

- Young who understands the care all man
aereut ;hora Igy good driver and toirnsf
groom DO objection io tie country 81 Jrlsh gnoi ''r
ence-. Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, Loo West 14thSI,
corner Oi Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Forters

DORTFR. NIGHT-W ATCHMAN, and USE
FUI--h respectable angle man would TX place ~ cry
or coarr tler -tOr. motel ~ waTelnis - porter u
~ f.nat: b., VII ing 20 make himself l.efll A9lY a
oDEIy5 aGENCY 100 West itl-st. corner II BrOpway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Gelu Wante0-- Malee.

vTNO PRINTERS.-Wanted, capable and
il STEADY FOREMAN In o hrrt-class book.
paper and lob once will be taken OF any but lSt
rate party. Address TYPO, Tribune oiiaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Countrn prOpertn 10 Ert.

DVERTISER desires SITUATION; held
a trust in this city 10 years; lately cashier Of
.rge ho, ~. good four language Atfrss
ADVERTsEk o. Tribune > Town 0lnse. Loo Dles az
A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, wen
n oc..l high ground. near dci1s @e rent y. Pei
month 10 good tenants Address MUTUAL fAIl-ND IT'D
Of1Ce
mo LET or LFASE-A twO-stOry BUILD
ING 81 teet by 60 feet with or without power Apply
% sTAINAK & LAFFEY. East Newark n j. OF %
Fu.tOlsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

COACHMAN and GROOM'' place wanted by
Y reia'le man. ag, 30 Good exp In city and
country viii prove hn Trustworthy Address NJ
IA. Na.f b.. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
GiaiioMcrr.

DiaiioNfrn.
ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
IL BERLIN a ZONES ENVELOPE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE,NOs. I3+ and lJ6 W lillian 81, New
YORK have manufacturing million envelopes
day Folding aud Cumming Machines al
prices below the liberal discounts 20 the trade
ERANCIS & L0UTREL, as Maiden-lane,
4 sodoii orders sor BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY and
f2IiNiIN0 Prsos Low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
6otels.
6ofels.
Deepening OF THE
ASTOR HOUSE,

The ASTOR HOUSE. having been kNTl RELY RENo.
VA~FD with MODERN GaPADN EMENlS and NEM ~
FURNISHED. viii be- opened FIk@ItLA>S HOTEL
on HE FL KOPEAN PLAN about sept J, 1870 The bust
ness public l lid of The most comfortable and
nlentin the city the being usually La ", lldH
and AIRY. ~ Otis Bros. ELEGANT PASsEN GleR
ELEVATORS will run ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT, the
BEST -ERNAAI- Will DE employed anu no pains VIII
lac spares for the COMFORT DF IFS PATRONS. Main en-.
t-arce on Vesey-st Rooms 81 Ia 81 a day
The RDTTNDA has been elegantly utted IA a htrIAi
RANT viii furnish III the Deleacies OF The ~, .9n
The Fir EST OYSTERS In the country \ -PI1lALIl.
re Ilsr viii b. rupplled win the CHOICEST WIN -,
iIOt-OnS Ais &c ALLEN DAM PrUrretors.
CoIf VFNNEIR X. LANSINo, Manager.
y B-Mr DAM viii continue Its prOprietorship or the
UNION SQUARE HOTEL, NeS-fork-on Oh the pest
EnDwn NOtcis mp town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Eectures dno Aleeiinas.

GOD Sees and Answers Prayer in Private
N Houses wthon reward denomination or ehntcaes;
prayer praise orlef FRIDAY EVEN
iNiS iberty all. No. 1858 West Thirty siNth.f bliss
ELISE HACR teacher pressles AZ me 30
lection, WinnOvcd Hymns hbbho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Alarble auo Glale manir!s.

('ASONI & ISOLA,
~ STRAIN MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
la6 la I5z West doth st. near Broad way
Monuments Mantes Altar Figures TING W assoo,.h
xc Importers and nantfac turefs IN tay vi in po
work Of every description
CTEWARTrs New Slate Nantels inlad with
~ tIss als Marble Wood Msntss elegant designs
prices very go and ~ W at 23d a., near 7i ave
w ID. a. A. 5. NICHOLS.-25O entirely new
w aeSigns Marble hiate. Wood Mantcis Manuiac
tursrs Cresng stable EixEre Fence Crates Weather
NsDe Wholesale and retail send iOI catalogues ~ Tia
st.. poAie NOrth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

4 GENTLEMAN wishes TO get situation
for M COACHMAN; IL English and thoroughly under
lnls city rriegence Cali or aidress w
ACkSD ~. riyate stable, lrt EAST Jti--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
LITERARY AND ARTISTIC SOCIETY II
LNNnON TWENTY-FIVE YEAks AGO.

Tondon OF art and nc nature ranlons
vr rs living there quarter Of century ago hogfss Gel
st,ra.d Tie tstro
eary wee ~ Dinners me houses ~ auns
anr rte Mee.in DnckeDs haslouai As"-
lane Proctor MIS-. bGOwBing oO,rs y"ih = Jvnas Ana
A.,aie kc.able, Thomas yr Mr.. Basil hohtaT y, hd
Tq.Gxray Famous Tic opera Influence Of LONDON
fl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Couutrp Real gsidie for Sole.

Oounlrn pfuI Gs!HIF 4oi -sait'
AT CHOTON, On the Hudson Riyer.-for
IN SALE a very desirable plot OF win dwelling
house 0utbungs suitable for genuemans COZ SItI
Abundance sinai on the
Tlaoe Wa be sold on liberal terms .u ,, - -.
NOR SALE-Seven thousand acres OF NIR-
Il GINA LANDS in one lse.y utl, perfect lnie. "
peT acre circular. j. MLsE NOEION Agent I5v4
Main ct. InchnOnd Va
EARN FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-In
KENTUCKY free aud closT cheap and easy terms oI
cash VIII exchange for assorted merchandise o. u ~a
Email amount mgr9veu city or near D, properly
not too heavily uOrtgaged Aily week. between II
and O'Clock ony. al l. Broad~ ay. boom .
NICELY located FARM, 46lo acres; one
~ hour New York on kIie or Nidand lairoads Al
Hawthorne good buildings; plenty lTut 10 lo7liis OF
alsaris 900 viii sci Tor 2pp part IS
J. ". EDWARDS. owner, :. Ilne-sL
CAN observation-disclosures REAL k5.ATE
- opportunity for investments S0met,i -. .,'e
ccnsdcr. Large retlrns IRON small ihfe- ne
fur instance LOIS san Dieso al wei ocseg aao'n
ing the railroad lands for $50 PAYABLE N IL mon F Asts
snents Diego II the mos; enrr ad 4IOus aAat
Pacnc p0sse-sinE magnncent arpi one
the world and me tSrnin ot oeo.
Texasaad Railroad Lands we're bought he yea -
fog 7c pei have been sold LOT s-VOO Win
out Foo particulars, call 81 address
NETWORK AGENCY. BUSH & CO. ~ DeF-S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
'' LECTURE XII. -
WILLIAM COWPER, AND His PECULIAR IN

Typographical record HIS eiong s,r ~ ana corn'ns,
tiors -. love NJ liberty, and his '"orta Tor lniVeESa
,trherno pernaneng VI hin aTiilgs. las Wit ana
coml .il-e Popularity # John Glpiu anu otnoi pieces
pi.exclence as Letter Writer. 9UOtabie passages Om
Ills Poems IN universal currency. recognition eSciy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Waters.

{NATTER.-A French Young man VINO under
W stands DIE duties thoroughly Nonid he ra.e a. pr
Family IA ciy comfy - also Wiling q" iaA - i
uafui can furnish the vev ts reierrnrrs Apnly Al
ODELLS AGENCY, lOS West 3itns, corner 81 Bro1d"ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
ueql @strfe % Exrhange.

AT PLAINFIELD, \. j., 2-st"ry and attlc
~ H0f 81 II rooms all modern impIoN emeafs; IN me
o,d lo Tax so; chosoe VII exesnge i,r Brook
AYR Log., rutland * WHITING. DeoLlnaiis So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
CHRLSTOPHER N0Kil, WITH PERSONAL

plOc-aphcai sketch Prof " snn Christopher North"
editor Blas1SCOds Magazine life the hills u
the Country. Ills iamr athet" Ills scholarship
Ills friends Quincy, Wordsworth. S01hey, Lamb, an
His bold ana lnnschs ealso.
lis OTaOI..a HIS following ag.aChc VI youli.
rs when lie esor5od at nst las old friend
,lr Nal. =tOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
ALFRED TENNYSON, TIE MAN AND TIL

Tennyson's claim poet the worl.s regard His earl
DAYS OF preparation and determination His onNar marcb
tue TEN ,ie wordsworth choice of hn ne -acce'
ar H. i. I,ureats-p. LIS great larAiDg. I4ls ba ~
cOllpos HIS 81 roalng hS poems Alo1L III
daily life Various visits 10 bin D. r.Det
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
FICTION AND IT'S EMINENT AUTHORS.

nUVIIS. Ittlf m pLUIl0 "5IIaiUH ia
ones denolnceh History Of early attempts In rcao
m, great authors scott Cooper. DiOgens Tback
ra uaw thJrue, George LloL" Personal description
III In babite ami composition Anecdotes ~ James, Biws
I.Tynit Lever ANA others. The bad french move
nave reconnaissance need u oottr school oi fctto'
Faish ia future of Amer an novel writers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Ctr propcrtn 90 Get.

Ctr proprrtn 90 Get.
ITO LET, MAIDEN-LANf.-FlRS / FLOOR
L anu CELIA = 30. ~ Mddenlan. Apply to
". II. ScHILFKELiN a Co. ITO Wlhian-S'.
FIyO LFT-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OX0O,
IN ane buildlug facing city Han PARK the rooms wei
adara .e Hrscass billiard ROOM having high ceiling nne
Hgh aad eAsy acce8s. Apiy W J. " WfCkoFf d Co., Il
Park
TO LET T7p ssronv BRICK BUILDING.
No Frankfort 81, secoAG door from Chatham-st
Apply N - -
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE N Y TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, WITH RECOLLEC.
TlONS OF The LAhE COUNTY," or

| WoriswortAs exaed place in English literature EaTiy
judgments his ofry I4s cparaso ad O.lri ~ hhssi.
utrnc u \ aIEro ghe Poets mind Ills bOe am0ng tho
mia Ills everyday Byasl A yist W La cottage IN
ISL Ills CONVEX and manner dsscr bel The wac III
orc m ms ..t+r Dorothy sketches other nemhcrs Oi his
family The poet years and hs MANNER VI recng AIS
/ oNn toeaa lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
LECTURE TX - -.. =. .,
KEATS AND SHELLEY, WITH THE STORY OF

Thor career boys and the early Impressions 'hy pro
duccd among their coiemloIares hesDn;s lfom belr
poems her friendships VITA leaiilg wrltr' description
nj IDfh uorf, rom those bad knOwn them iA naisy
Anec!pie ~ AID frOHl rraoofa - n e s
Their love each at er ili"ir ar lscles ana usa"ut
u,ulaL Thor carly tteati IN foreign liul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

DE QUINCY. THE ENuIlSi OPIUM EATER.
The Srat Masters English Prose. De Quincy, the m
passood dreamer and sc.oA lis intimacy IN "a" .niI1is
~ h time AIS habits Of Opium oIng aid ne of CT on ts
nl9us of writing study his prominent w1rss HIS gen
erosy 10 bD authors want ia, solitary TanDies AZ
eTland His wonderful s5 u. Aho
story agly and Litr years tccents III MS ntliy
career III. ecceutiiocs. A visit 10 him described IN"
moral OF Lis IKE. ... -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
Giiuaiious Oarteo-- females.

se'e EAST l1TH-ST., In the storc.-A neat
<1sb girl a CHAAfBERMAID or WAITRESS would
light HOasewOrk besY j reegencee. Ca or adireos Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

The nroner reading of po. tv Caupbers carly 'rne I'm.
r,edile ponuiarTiy The rasles 81 Hope IIhence -
inunol pa ri0lIo peces SpeCiA Is O s musi cha a or
isrr c,f. II life st0r5 from sud a. fays u rs nt
Thomas Hood pire IN English itife ils mission of
ctarrfu,S. has "a hlp DaAHllsu itls llh
r,al VIKINGS J. friends ant compiaoas bis oppononss
- u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

ACAPULCO, Aug. 81. - N.
al central American ami Paclno ports
xc.r,iun Tickets Chlan Exposition and Return,
good iii March. 1876 S35l, gold outward Ickcts cniy
FKOM SAN FRANCISCO. for JAPAN and CHINA:
CITY OF PEKING. sept |
TO SAN FRANCISCO Diki.CT via SIAIGHIS OF MA
GILLIAN.
The Pacific Nail steamship Company VII Dispatch their ne"
and elegant steamship
CITl OF SAN FRANCISCO.
about We.nes lay sept H. 1870 for above named des
Nat
FOR freight or passage amply At Pier a. North Ryer
H. j.. Lay. superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

As NURSE for one or two growing children ;
ulv cpabe of taking entire charge o. the nursery city
" country Address r.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. Lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21

COOKS.
A COTORFD WOMAN wishes n situation ~
~ COOK in family Can DC for two days. Apply at
M A
The New York herald., 1875-10-24
An Arctic Explorer on His Way TO
Albany.

DIR. Isaac l. Hayes, the great Arctic ex-
plorer, has started on q new voyage Of dis
covery In his former efforts he has sought
to find, by way Of the North Pole, an open
navigable sea- and free passage round the
world In his present efforts he seeks to
find, by way Of the political polls, the clear
waters of legislative purity and way out of
the distractions by which the safe naviga-
ton Of the ship of State has for so many
years been imperilled. In his former world
renowned expeditions the famous navigator
has been surrounded by dangers and difficult
ties which constancy and courage alone have
enabled him to overcome. Icebergs have
threatened to crush him; bears and wal
ruses have been encountered; hostile eli
mate has done its best to beat back his ad-
vance in the cause Of science and humanity.
In his present expedition all the forces Of
Tammany are arrayed against him. Enemies
more to be dreaded than the Polar bear and
the Arctic walrus stand threateningly in his
path The thick ribbed icebergs of Tammany
machinery block his way. Courage and con-
stancy are needed to overcome these difficult
ties, and as therenowned Arctic navigator has
proved that he possesses these qualities in
an eminent degree we expect to find him as
successful in his present as he has been in
every past expedition.
DIR. Hayes is the candidate for Assembly in
the Seventh district in opposition to John
Kellys Tammany nominee. He should be,
and we have no doubt he will be, elected by
the people of the district. They will send
him north, to Albany, with the same con-
fdence in his fidelity and capacity that was
felt by his friends when he started to the
regions where the gallant Franklin's grave
was made The defeat of such man as DR..
Hayes would. indeed be disgrace to the
metropolis. In his career as legislator he
will be as pure as the ice he has 50 often en-
countered in the Arctic seas, and he will do
his best to find way out of the corruptions
and blunaers of past legislation and to open
up passage by which we shall be enabled
to steer the State and city governments into
car1ner and safer waters.
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

feast for so limited a number II cannot be
supposed that God has any special partiality
for the few unconverted persons who will
listen to Moody and Sankey with religious
profit There are churches and pastors in
every part Of our broad and beautiful land,
and it can hardly be supposed that no means
OF grace are blessed except those to which
not one person in ten thousand of our popu-
lation of forty millions can have access. If
the method of Moody and Sankey be the
true one what is to become of all the souls
who cannot attend their meetings. Does
God limit His favor to that small portion
of the people who can assemble in the
Brooklyn Rink? The only Christian hope
for the vast majority Of the people is in the
means of religious culture supplied the
Christian churches and their regular minis
trations 1t is impossible for Moody and
Sankey TO be omnipresent, and it would be
a reflection on Providence to suppose that
the few who can listen to them enjoy its
peculiar favor and care God cannot be so
partial. He cannot intend to discredit and
disparage the regular organization by which
the whole country is dotted with churches
planted to meet the spiritual wants of the
people in every locality This is the view
which many Christians will take of this
singular movement, until it shall have
brought forth fruits of such value as to silence
criticism. Nobody doubts that these evan
gelists are pious, sincere Christians, and
they have the good wishes even of those who
think that the regular army of Christian
teachers are of infinitely more consequence
than these well meaning religious skir-
miShers
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

The INDIAN DIFFICULTIES. The special
agent for some of the California mission
Indians represents the condition Of affairs in
that section Of the country as very bad.
Some four or five thousand Indians are, ac-
cording to his representations, threatened
with appalling suffcrings, and his "indigna-
ton is stirred" the more he becomes ac-
quainted with the iniquitous means used by
the citizens in securing the abolishment of
the reservations at Pala and Pasqual. The
agents Indignation appears TO be height
The New York herald., 1875-10-24

A MODEL ISLANDER. Of the night
keepers Of the House Of Refuge, on Ran
dall's Island, distinguished himself on Fri
day night by his eccentricities at dance
house on Water street. After EXCHANGING
some angry words with the proprietor this
model guardian Of public reformatory in
stitution drew revolver and lodged its
contents in q females arm. RandalIs Island
officials are, we presume, subject to the usual
frailties of human nature At the same time
the people have a right to except to the re-
tention in the public service Of man who
INDUCES in such freaks as those practised by
this House Of Refuge keeper. Probably the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
will bear this fact in mind in dealing with
the individual in question--always provid.
ing that he is not one Of John Kelly's ap-
pointees, and has not sufficient influence in
his district to endanger the Organization
If he should be turned ont Of Office