The New York herald., 1878-09-26

God light OF nghs very God Of very God cognzed.
not syntheticaiiy conceived being OF one selt hood
WITH the diylne tmnu table ems ey whom all thi %
synthesiised anu legally established, who Tor Us
Offspring OF The non-ego and ier our iminertal-
xauoI. came iorth from the Utmost OF tbe divine
eognitions. and vas incarnats by divine concep-
uon. OF The Virgin Mary. and was legally and actually
for all inentAllzed offspring OF the Non-Eso under
Pontas PLATE. lie sufsred animal death, and as to
his physical body, buried; and tue thrd DAY no
rose again wnh glorasd body, according 10 tho
Serlpiures aud catered into the Statve-s pIrituai
ss.ep .sa Ne sSall es %an,ies.ea IN glory 70 effect
Jndsment upon The spiritually quick and aeao-~nose
sovereignty shall have NO end
al believe In the Holy Ghost-the DIVINE inuwehing
reneet and coHcsptthe cause and inducer Of spirit
aal lite Who proes~dsth from mo DIVINE Esss ana
the Divine Sussse who With the DIVINE Esse ana tue
Divine SnLease together h. worsnpped aud gior1hed,
who spake by The prophets" &c.
MAKING NIGHT OF IT.
As all the srospeelable" people are out OF town the
papers co menl freely on curious case which has
been before an enlshlensa Jury ana an upfgn, jaase
sou went 10 the Argyle Rooms with nearly tlo0 IN
his poesgi. Asls NOS anusaal 10 mat place, be-
per-dsvnled kidneys ssd ebampaspe--ai Evans and
then sdjournsd 10 house at Chelsea. There
a rieg worth 500 was siolea IRON Nr. Jameson; tho
harlOt who completed the robbery put her back
viii return yoar property Mr.. jameson. instead OF
tbroging the hre-iroas out OF inc "ihuo" OF
adoptiag oteer means to airse. sn sns ponce,
delivery OF the levclry. Hayirg, undor conpulson,
signed this decuulcni. Mr.. Jafneson--whom We caL-
not credit with any considerable knowledge OF tho
world-was released, aud proceeded TO the nearest
police Office. The coDstsbles proceeded TO tho house
The prostitutes arrested and wneu brought De-
fore the magistrate we're cominitted for trial.
The other way OF telling II Is that having been en-
terta!Bed the whole evening" al the expense oi the
gentieman with The loose cash there came question
Of iurthcr payment. rEis was refused. ana imme-
diaeIy the Lais of the occasion became bully The
door closed, exit was refused, coats were
torn, watch chains were smashed and The grecnhorn
was only permitted 10 leave when he had signed
u doc ument promising 10 pay certain amount when
his property could be redeemed. more impudsnt
prosecutor under the circumstances was foolish
enough 10 consult the police a common sense view OF
the after would assurediy lead to the tosvcion OF
such women and the destruction OF their abode as
snare.
Well, Nr. Jameson did '.cail the police" aud tho
ladies' were tried before Mr. Edin. Queen's Counsel
According 10 him the contract between the "lsdy"
ana the greenho a valid one, and the Court bad
sympathy with persons who 20 10 tho Argyle
Rooms 10 select companions The lady was acquitted
with flying honors she was made tho heroine oil the
day. she stepped OF tho dock without a STAN
upon her cnaructor And so proud wero Judge
Jury OF her achievement that she was allowed TO
keep the property she had detained, much TO the
chasrin of the prosecutor Who can cay, alter tins,
that Justice is not meted out to 1.-THE unfortunate ~
The greenhorn in fact did not have any show ut all,
and Mr EJin to quote Of tho weekly papers, has
been the umble IN the hands OF Providence OF
cGecting u depiorabie miscarriage OF justice.
Nowe We not thys prettie tale
think Ut " bye Jyngo.