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Fall?? ie? and Frnud? mf Briti*? Frff
Trwate.
XI.
Were the luhjcel one uvolviag less im?
po riant, inteniste, vc could almost foel
amused at the various contrivance-, reported
to by the advocates ot the maintenanr;'ol
Hntish power over the enmiiieree of th''
world, with a \ i<m to aVectva their
readers ir.to a belief that the present
trouble" a.-'- not a M ?<?<?--?.-;,? eOQSO
tpien-c of th?' pottey that IhM close I fur?
naces that made il I - IT ftwjtf > nudr<<l th
?and tun* of ir<n. aad rollinjr mills that
made in I? IT MM Kuntirnl tmOOUtind tuns of
railroad //art, and cotton mills that eon
Buru? d in 1847-4 MM hmMmVtd and f?rty
thousand tW'v tf rut'on, an<l v. ?oI.-n mills
that consumed ,t/ ' ""r fip"-n millions of
pound* of vonl?are! that ha- ?i? 1 r 1 ri<r tiie
last four year". prevented the application of
capital to the btulding of mills or furnace--,
and the opening of mines, to the extent of
not less than one hundred millions of dollar*.
Th' Journal of ComtmottXt hMMati I itl read?
ers that the disluihnnorj must he temporary,
for permanent distress always COmniencet
amon_' the small communities of thu interior,
and not ajMMg the comnsCTCi il cities, and it
make th.- saacition with a rssrfeet knowl?
edge of the frntt that every revulsion we
have yet seen has commerced in the large
cities. fHi fjmion't tiomntmial mwpmdowI
ent, more aeufe, -o,.r,ts tronble and pre?
pare* for it by arranging ht- plate- for conv
Hicneing abuee of the baj?tl *o soon as h<"
shall down tin- littin:'time to have arrived.
So is it that the British tree trade doctors
* difler.
Among all the frn-tradr journal* WC
know of BOM by wlssse speculation* upon
the currency w< ar<' mure frequently
amused than we are b) thosewhichappear
in Tin PmVit Lodgero\ Philadelphia, a neu?
tral paper tliat is,in this question,al waya on
one side, and that the llrili^h one. It i* foi
free trail* so fir ;i> freedom of trade con?
sists in upholding the British monopoly ol
machine rv for tiie manu)acture of cloth ami
iron for tiie world, so far as its principal
remedy tor the arils resulting from the
maintenance of that monopoly OOtuists in
securing to a lisaited numbei of institations
a monopoly of tin- power oi banking ia its
State?ami as far is n would prohibit men
from determining for themselves whether
they would exchange their lador or its pro
sVsvts for hank notes, silver or gold Such
is liritish free trade. It closes mir mills
and our furnaces, and compels men to n -
main idle when thev would desire to work.
Kcenspeists*em to see ihe rarest trade m
?one] monopolist ? ii\ a feu tiidii .duals, and
it would compel them tn take gold or silvOI
whin they might prefer paper?and yel it
shouts I'n e Trade ' Regarding the day ol
InsusMa as being near at hand, OUT learned
doctor of tin' currency, in imitation of Tfu
[/area and Iw Jutinoi' oj ComnitTce, is
aiapating to set ounl for it in accordance
with the system of In Iii. as will he seen by
the following paragraph, which we recom
mend to the careful consideration of Mich
of our renders as prefer to sell their labor
at a dollar,according to .uncrican free trade,
ratln r th ui t' u cents per day, according to
this Btntitk frei trade, or monopoly,system.
"Hani, hasSdhiwsdpaaic osaoa ??< snaoasdsd rs
tuKioi. xiasaahavi shockedtrsds credit has bsea ? ?i
swIm'.i wmI las wholi .U bu>m hns Dsn luttaredoa
ih. i>. ... uisnan ky- umi tt?l tin- dslusiowo/pnasi bkmsj
has haaa alaas sn as a hisssiBC. bacanta *i rnasaccs pri tt
mfirrrnthmii. Ihsss Inch pness i nppltt ladaatry, h) allow
na Iii? i'liriil' IhImii . I i SMga land* Insu H UI > rth i .rr.
ssasssasi BaaaMaturad |uosa Wi rraais tin' snl hsi
i-wjs.. - .-iir n industr;, and i has . i? .1 fwi Men ot Um
um i avis?and a in? sa ewi w i(hl oe, in u io ap (m ? ii ti
Umm si ?aysaatala t-r 'papal ' li sm laanaaad ./?>>n$
will I* ri'iiumsl per eases, <?i the pnpee lystsat, t>> nai Ihe
wawsa ed nhestocv Umi eoald be worked lor i *s (MwaVed
doiiurt i n i'n mpxtt ? sad that diflsrsnca is naosed bj
ih* .ran.. n !< i. .1 bj esoeeairi issaee .a i si
BeMMp?whh h breaks deem the factor] -who h to klsn I
laa asaarry. tba tesraraweat, or the' papw ssosai f
It happens. mo>t unfortunatel) lor otti
learned tuend, that it i> precisi U in those
ptrta of the countrv in which paper is most
exclusiyely used, that pi; 'es are invariably
lowest, and tint it I- in those parte Mwhich
men are ton ed, as in his own State, to use
|tU and siker. and forced lo do so in tie
name ol tree uade. that they ate bigheal
The hanks of htsasachusetts count by the
liundred. and \ tt hi t people take ill'- wool
of W estern l\ iiiisn l\ama. e.u ry it lo Lowell
and return it back in the form ol cloth, tin
dersellm^ the gold-consunting Pennaylvan
lans. Manks am! hank notes aluumd in
Khode Islaml. am! \. t hei people Baderscll
QlOnl Hntaiti ut her own ni.nk. i of(?alcut<
ta. a feat w hu h the banking monopoly of
IVniisy Ivania has iiol vii enabled her peo?
ple to accomplish. The land of steady hah
Iti* uses one-dollar notes, yet its sons pur?
chase Poiitisylvama eoai ami PonOS] 1\am a
iron, and carry them to tiie hanks of the
t'oniiecticut. there to he eon verted into nv I
?st tha) sstpply of the benighted Pennsylva -
ians. who carry the cold ,n t(unr jvocliets .?
lock it up m their vaults, iiiateadodTapplysag
it to the purchase ci" macbiaery tot aiding
tlieiii in the application of their bkbor. *lt
is neeiUess. however, to partieul.irr/.e when
we have hcfoie us the greet laet that .1
the Sutes that use paper most freely in their
transactions that thrays have uaderaold, do
now, and always will, undersell, those which
proMnhe pajwr, an?l Ctoiipti their people, in
the name of free trade, to silver tmi
pold
It ks here admitted that itnius'ry it m?
pltd by allowing th* cheap iahor ot' tor, ign
Utnds to supply us urith rvery species of
manufactured ^cods. a::d \et tiie writer of
this article is a diseiple of Mr. Walker, S i i
assured us that l.thor and capita! were to be
rendered more productive, and the nation
w as to be enriched, by MlbstitUting the chi a]
labor of fSTSSfSi countries for the ii:_'h-pru e.:
lalwir of our own. It ia real!\ unlorti:i:ate
that no two of these w riters can agree as to
what are the grounds upon whieh BntuA
free trade is to be defended, nor as to WS .
cause shall hi H ksetod as hhS one !>\ whi ??.
ta prstend to ac ount lor the presmt rather
disagreeable state of thin?'-, without |?TviOBJ
the true one. to wit??hat they have dimin?
ished th*' productive power ot" trie country,
ai.d that while we are every IkBsT liMUUBg
moredte- lv in deht to foreign nation-. :
parat?.ry t?> a? ri?i-. tji" .-on-.: nption ot icon
and of cotton and woolen cloths and other
of the r.eeessaru - of life is daily dim:ni-h
irijj. and the ?-nsumption of BTtictea ol lux?
ury ircr*a-in<: as the p<> >r boeoano poorec
and the rieh bee0016 r: ;.. r. by aid of the
pr? >er;t vru aVlM CTtUic tar;-*.
The ootMioreiaJ e^rreipoedeat of Th*
I'mort has furnished die true test bj whi h
to try the prosp? rty of the eowitrj Ho
savs that M it is when a people eonJmPme
?tore of their products that their proaperi*
If is oreater." and of icourse whet, they
eOBSStOM less of them their r.rospenty l" Jess
We recommendto our friend of Thi Ia h -
tf to study the facts wo hav.' puhli-lr d,
and satisfy himself that we are MMUWming
less sad less of our products?less iron an 1
less eloth. ari l less ofa thouaand other srti
eles of ?OCClritj?and that we are doing
tin- Biitirithftsrtding an immense increaai
of population Let bim then look to th
fact that there is every prospect of the el w
of more of both woolen and cotton fsctO
n? -, h< cause diminished ot is note fas stiff
plm it is >/'! gtiot*r tho-i /?" aVsaaao)?tod
then let him look to the farmer with wheat
already al from 80 to 90 c< nt* a bashel, and
a prospect of i further and great decline of
price?and let hirn detentlilie if buch thin.'*
would now he, had we permitted the growth
of cotton and woolen factories-And furnaees,
and roUing-milll to l'<> ahead as it went
ahead from 1643 to 1-1?, making a marke;
for hundreds nt million- ol the products of
the farm and the plantation, ami enabling
the fanner and the planter to double
ami treble their consumption of coal and
eloth and iron. It is time that he
should begin to think for hirn self, and reject
the fallacies and fraud- of the Bt tish free
trail* school.
IRELAND.
Til K NEW AGITATION
Dt rtt.is. Friday, Aug. ft, l-M
To tkt Editort of tk* M Y IVtAaai
" We thought, when we gate jron Eman?
cipation, agitation was to ne at an end aad you
were to'in.te WithUl in pttUDOtiag the gOOdof mir
ciaijnon country, and tiiat wa were to hare no more
religious animosities," aayi thi Prof oat anl Proas, in
reply t?> the announcement of a "Catholic teeocia
tion" thai is I" mole the HOmsB i atholie clergy and
laity, not of inland only, but ol the whole empire,
" And we thought," answers the Catholic opponent.
"that when the Penal Laws wire repealed, wi
were to have ths free exercise of our religi?s and
lo ' a new penal law. because the Pope appoints OUT
Bishops, who are to ordain our Priests, who are to
diepenae .air sacratwenta in order lo our salvation "
"But. in eUvidingEngland into Dioceses,andap>
pointing Bishops who shall be designated fromtaem,
the Pope im- infringed the Queen's' prerogative and
insulted the nation . has taken ai little cogaJaanoe
of our church and Bishopa ai if neither < listed . and
the legislation i- agaiaal this 1 foreign uaurpation '"
Bo rejoins thi Protestant Churchman, " The l*opa
can acknowledge no Church oi Bishopa not in eoa>
munion with ' the coaler <>i unity i' and are recog?
nise no ipmtuai luproomcj la the Queen . aad lima
Protestant Church establishmenli aad Royal Bo* ?
siaatical supremacy arc at variance with perfect
mil and letligious equalily, we ihall try and get
them at > lisheu bj the same pow< rthal enacted th* n
1 bete i- neither s,n nor trea. i- there, in agil it
iiu for the ri'i'?..I oi acts ? i ParUamenl ' So repln -
his it. man i atholie neifhoor. and so opens " Phc
t atholie Aaaot latioa "
rHI PRl l tMINARIKS
Ii is not easy to decide the queation, " Who began
it"- The Roman Catholics ia) that irom the ooa*
duct oi the British Goremmenl in reference to the
i oh aiel Catholic Bishops, si well .o- of the ln-h
Got srxuneal In reference to the Irish Roman < athol
Bishop*- to both lerrlional titles baring been ua
uurstu nuigly coin?<ie,l- as wi li ai from the mannet '
in which tin Pop* 'i purpose, communk iie.l to Lord
Mm to at Rome, ol organising a Roman I atholie
Hierarchy ia Bntaia, was disregarded, it never c said
hale i MB lliiaitu.td that l| w. u ?1 la- look* d on si
14 agateaaion" or " usurpation." Too advocates ol
theiGoverament meaaure deny all- that In anything
sod in Rome, or done al Bt.Jamei or Dublin C istie.
there was the ilightesl warrant afforded lor the
schema devised bj i ardinal Wiseman, adopted bj
the Propannda, and ratified i \ the Pops
It is peooablo there ojrai oaan oi aa ouragement
.it', olid ior the Pope to rooatrucl i Hierarch) In
Englaad, than now the partisani of the British Go?
mi: mi nt are WillingtOadmit, and., as for Ireland,
as his measure Stade tWChanfO there, he never fan
end any Change would be made. Hot,.i?th? Bill
iaoa law) was lor law protection of the Protestant
Kstabliahn ?nil and oi the 00000*1 prerogatii i only,
aa aha Mum bead of it .um asthat ItrtaMishmrnt,
la the two reuetnos, hi aaitad, the protectire mea
tare bhuI estend to both countries and, coming lo
inland .1? doing awaj with what wai enjoyed an:
had kaag ? rtMcrt, it aneuiai i the appearance of need
l? ~s proscription and wanton wrot |
la the MuuaUve ia taken la Ireland, ol agitating
to* the repeal of this peaal enactment and there?
with of even other, atooaaiitent with the ported
em! and religious equality of Roman 1 ubolics
Why aboald there be a reMrictioa on the Queen i
ahe ehoooe to tura Roman Catholic1 Why should
-ia thereby forfeit her crowai vYhj thould her re
preeeotative ia Ireland,oi ber Chancellors, m tsiih
. oaatra s. 011 be Judges in Scotland be. ol necessitt.
ProtestaaM "Because the Quo* i, tod hei Repre
MMtattve art the beadi ,.f the English and Irish
? Bta?lisaa enti the Cbancs Ihws the ,?ers of their
cxmsca nets. ;m,i diapeaaeri church patron are
and the Scottish Judges the dispi rs ol ec lestasti
cal law to the Scotch establishment." Then awat
with ail eMahllihmeati thai caaaot exist without a
atoaopoty of power and the exclusion, on account ,
of reiicu'ii. of say otherwise |ualified p rsonsfiom
all, or aay?evaa the hlgaesi rdBoaa in the State
ntUATBMKn CONFLICT
The " Iggeegafea M??!in? of the CaraoLica of the
l atbad Kingdom" waaaa ofaaMtvo and grievous an
BOSMOaBMatU> Set T l> Gregg and the Dublin
OeaaasMM a The true Piwu a mm are <u the i aiho
BO l Lurch a belief in w h'.-h loruis a part of their
cre? ,1 Oa the ooatrary, m their view, the 1 bun-aof
Roaaa Is the ipoatacy. Tat j ooaw :. r?-1 the nselves
aamohaded tn the inntatton to .ttn.d a meeting ol
**Catholira"- aouhtgo,aad arotaM '...?? usurpaijon
af the epithel tadaaOf CulMa bad calleuhnn* '
?dt ^Aroaauhop and Primate ?? all ir- as
though tie did not,an hhaself Arrhbtshop al .ir-.i .-.-n.
ai d h> esi'apt d the " Ai.::-'l itli >" Vet. *'Primate of
all lirl.u.d" not ht-uie of Iheooadainned til .? aid
r>? t?'T MoeHaM had called ti Bseli " Vrchhishopof
i uam." w Meh M a title, and ? oiidetnncd- w hi n the
fon.,ci, MtM-uti d to pies,.,. : : . ,.,;;,r ;.' .1
pit', nt al the 1 ?,tti>? and as other It ?ho: . .
?hagtarb aad an .?? ln>n. had some taken toe t.t 1?,
jwo eihori had taeaa givea totaata ta< m nt i mea
won..: <?> aad psvsmm MjamM ; i to.1 wruie
t., re ih?? wottld lun.Ver iH-,r mcb testimony as ?ae
as-? ?? hied PrelaMa and nooics rarely tear
Tha Lord Mayor, Mr t, ..;...e>-.. being a :nd !
masmal. agraad warn Mr Gregg, that every true
? i t st -.: .si.' t.,o 10 ;s..-.:. ;.,t, .1.:.:, term t tt.o
Itc Ci?trrd astoihe wisdom ot talUagsuchaaocca- .
itoa to aeaeri it. or the ru.-.t to UMrode upon ., meet
not. cauod to* a apeciSc purpaaa, ia a r?N.iu airs I ????
certain tn ':iidr.aJ* . ami ce-'iared h:? mteuuvon
josaaaj wMh the CoaMBMBMaers ol Poise* aad I <
Cutt.i kelhorttMi is boeptag ihe p?.?ce of the . .ti ?
an?! II w?? ?o t'! a. oordu i >
The truth ts. thM ** Caidwlic tsBoctatma." ? ? ad
che CMMne," ?? 1 atholie Bmaa*3patMa," aad :h?.
t.?d Boaass Busabai to c.t |wmm tm Parhamaai
and the Ne?sjv,}??r?m Renews, Masjai sea, md
Histories by a. writers. Protcstos.t and it ... u.
t atbo,:.. t;:?t atabody aueaadarsuasd at, aad :?,??
oarSaded aobod) . though these is ao doubt trut. ?
ceaUOkSriial writing*, an m-nor BOO m sometimes
made of trc term " tAtholie." and tn.tt :ae essSa?
Mve ( aim to it has its weight w>: 1 t,v.? 1 dg ,r
Howovat,she prospect of "area " between the
low tirangemen " and " tiTouncl.'s b0j1 . .
as tin ei ,. ??!:-:? a.-, .!.< li? tn :.?; ... .
It r a row. -.s :.?? eaecoti Ktsi nf) tat ol I.- a
aJaaS SI part-, and all eqi.aliy tH^r.-md-ga t Uu
working feorae a ?>.?. '?'n . and ?u-pei J !
mss ?ei.tra:i> thloaghiMl iht r;t\.
l\-r. RUUMJ
A* dMOCKMCt, ??? tne de? Tfpt .in c't \ ; iZZT'Z ?"*
meeting wna nnwon'ed I am n< t fire r.K. a t ..? an?
nals Sf thi? <?>? ?? ' tape hesSS NM ajgreSSM
meetti got th?-. .">?? - ' ?..??? :.r<?- - .- .,,
sided ?? r bythePt mve ?wuh a peatiarm ??? pass
'..\t? *. i.oU.,:v. art ntrx . an S comm'-n- r> \ . . .? ?
?h> : ?? *'.r;i. . ibr"*i> pun speak
:.i : wen t: ? i r?. ?'? - ??*. ? s' ? a.': : . :''''
ir.i <m ? -? ai ?: f? V- r ?? : ? ? tn. r ? ? ?. *? 'he
?? I.ord ll.-i.o; ' I! ? ? ? ' ? if ? !.'T : !! ... . ..' r
mingham. or ?? 11.? i ? rd tr--y v ??? t >
tr.e ?? Lord l!:?hi,p. coadjutor, of Elmtvtirgh"?V:. the
resolutions are published. Signed ?? Paul. Arctl&tsh >p
of Armagh, ai d Pr.aiaic- o: ?l Ire! >n I, ? h er
The re?* h.tion? were -hort and to the r?.int Thit
the ? I lt.- -' Act " :? a v.oi.ttl'Ui >::;:- ? :.. a' ?'
tamed tn t:.? t atbxdie i:. i.e: a.; I 19, .. ..
n*a of the snat pr.iK ip.' of religio . .... rtjr estate
listed in this empire th it the present Ministen
have r-etrated the c,u-. re _. - ?.. mi
;orff it* d Um i i pJdeatca i ttaoisrtof tin I'aBed
h Dfdl D thai 1 y v : .. ! .-. I emselres
tr at t!.? y a. . eier-. ?, ;.inat' in- ir s * Ar.-i tae
i oii-tuutu n :, ? ? .a .. ?. to'ai n ;.... . a -.: >:
rw rv et:.-' it ?> r. -? .
?l :: i> einpi e any civil or religious d!>a'-...:y wait
soever. or precludes from the enjoyment of a perfect
e i .'v with every c im of tm-ir fellow subjects.
I r i -? ...... ?? c :.?. :? r? 1 is ::. :..-:.. i it: n of
the Asa ,..::? n
Tot, :i.:-oa? ? i.e nf m :-e '.-eerl. a i- t'?
practica: measure ? ? ?..:.'!:. :..-<: ? . : inaxe
tverv cttc-rt to strengt...:. tru :...:..:? . . ? .-- tn<
power ol tl ose fa thi .. n . r- ??;; .? .. - . ,. in the
*a-' Besaioa oi railismam, so raw get Ii (eaoMd
UMflMClTCS to Ute fonnatioi ol tn n i >.i-t.-ii nt party
:n the a e;>.att:re. h .?:i.ir h r :'s or, e- ? ?. . ur.ti
asjsee ot eivril aad religiooalsbett] a Um British
ernjire and lien, h.u.i;, n-o.ie.on , -tatbolie
I?e:?i ??? iJtociatioo." a Coaunittec ii aprsTdoted,
??to defJM with atcuiwy tin oojeeu ahiea ire to
i.e. i:p\ the \.d.cn. and fraine tui r .'.e< ail
rei.uiat.oii- for it* |ovenMUsce.n Theaeara hi tie
muted to a General Meeting The nooMnHtee
et in ?- of 'he ' ar diaal ArctAiahop od W ? M i nster
and rune Ei.giish Bishops the Pnmati aa : .-MbMen
Irish Bishop* end siateen Irish asen*bers ' Partia
aent ijaathea folowed a resolrttioTi, igrato
lei : g ranntr] upon :!.? cord .: n u mitj of
feeling and opinion which so happily n isti between
the i athooc nooUity, hieran hy, clergy, and laity of
tie i nit* ii Kingdom.
It is impos-ihie boi to cone n> the eonclniion, that
a Boen iy fumed lot tot h objey ta, u i under i el
management?exclusrraiy Boman < tholic, and com
biniag all the Roman Cathoiii sof the empire?forms
a new i p<h h ,n thi h;-tor\ ??: this i,..t.:r.' Kun
tn 'or. .:- i nni .; ? - ? ' ru > - re ?'. i.ed wth pre
eialon, it m n ifi -'.*\ d tiers from all prei e I ag mo re?
im nt- und a laet ih eiirred whieti d.'i-trde
John 011 nnell had bi - n iti d t.. more oi si eon I
a n solution he declined, on the ground that r ans
a relinqnishraenl and \ irtoal i-oii-'ire oi 11 C mm ll'i
policy- His plan was to < onitnne with hi- i BthoUe
phBlam !<>r :n..t < nd . and no doubt, he d:d not o-.er
'ook his friends and fo owera when the goodUungi
that Government bad lo beetow srere i |. But
the great eforl ol this tseoi IaUon be to return
aamany Roman I athol es p teat ie l i P irtianent,
?i . the i men. .s. Um "Irish Bngade." will
sot toeetber on all questions, bottt in carrying ena
set of measures and impeding: other*, it wall, in
tact, be Usorougbl) lectanan and will, for the BriB
Ume, introduce into the legislatun i closet) com?
pacted txx'y of ti: i n, pli ged to du Um id ranch?
men t of a certain Ml of reiigioiisopauooi paramount
to all othi r consldi r.e . aa.
Inatdl . ?l course, the nice' ag wni all .Hi in DO ? is
enthoaiaan outaide, the iaunenae crowds wen
quite peaceful?-for bevide that the police mustered
in great Ibror, strong ai - of the Qnay ooal-por
ti rs. .ind oi Um Tr.ii.e-' i nions, lined I he ivi naei lo
tin- Rotund i professi dlj ai pr.i :e-i - m i n dor-, to
aid Ute police, but in reality to be in readiness il
ii r Gregg and hit Orangemen should atteaintho
force their Way into the ti.! BJoth?HJ of the
hind, how er er, wai attempted he, and one or two
others, drove up in a covered car, prea i ticketa,
were refused admission, and drove off The only
aci of violence worth i otice, was Ute deetroj ing of
a [.Mid aad uaaahmg tae wtadowi where u was
posti .1. v\:. cb h ippMM : to bt it the lopol < ickville
st., close by the Rotunds, belonging to a Society fot
the encooragemenl and rapport ol priests who may
become deetttute by re?nqtushutg the K an in Cath?
olic religion, styled " The Priests' Protection So?
ciety "
BKAJUXG8 ON [HE INTERBSTS OP IRELAND
Whether the flminnnisnl snll institnte proeeca
lions, or suffer the Acl t.. rsmain Inactive, rartsina
Ik- s, en John Key Hold-, at the dinner given to linn
in Um Theatre, the dayaftei the meetutg, declared
his readineu to head resist an . to any attempt" to
lay a finger on one of their Bishops " lint ail alU
sace between the Goveramenl ana Priesthood ia al
sb end yet. I dare say, the aational schools aad
coHeaes will go ob'mach UsaaaaM BiUornobUI.
the Primate and those who sale ?an him would
hare established their university, though this move?
ment will increase Um seal of :he clergy in thai
cau-i gml the BllddlC and Bp| er. la-.I the lady
will no) esst swaj the advantages of schools aad
colli l'i ? which .He all-unporl ml lo them, sad which
the* art not tor' -din ri to ' nj) 1 The I?"pa- will be
educati d.
The Tenant League bavi had a conference with
Sherman < rawford si ?! others wn.. ire toten ited ia
lbs Tenant-ltighl .a sc Tin \ have lonipromi-ed
nuUtera, and hare agreed upon the eada ufabiU?
Botaaheiag sattsfactorj lo all parties,but Um heal
tiny hau sb) chaace of petting from the present
Parliament And,! l ire tay,eren t n I undergo
tnodiheatioos, it it pi-s at all. The knol of ir m
members, however, Mhi.h Um tggregate Meeting
has recognist d si Um nucleus around which sll thai
can In thrown into Parliament from t'atbolli cob
stitufi.cn - are to rally, will be aa mach bonded for
such popular i ight- a* for i Btbolk mti rests so thai
there I- hope.
Wet wit h standing some slight and partial tracer oi
pol to-blight, thai crop, and tier, other, is mo-t
nouriahiag and the manufacture movement goes on
eaeooragiagtj aad at the meetuar, yesterday, at
the Mansion House, e Provision al Committee eras
appointed for the organisation of a Transal aal
Bteam-packet Company tolconnecl this i aintrydi
rectlv and i ommerei.iliy witti America?and to ca
operate wriUi Um advocatea of inch s measure on
your side of Um AUaatse, for that and So, still hopt
Kill is rsi!
RELIGI01 S ITEMS.
?
Missionary. Intklliobnce.? \r the
Monti v Coacert ha Boston, on the (nt Sunday
erei ag of the asoolh, sobm nr\ hrtaresting iati b
gi i. i From t'.i Missioaa ol the American Board
au.mit; the Indian trihes. ?.i> eotnmunie ited bj Ret
l>r Anderson The Choctaa Mmsiob, which is i ,
third of a century old. is Still presided over by Mr
By ing ton, who has tuen then from the beginning,
li* Mtatieau namhei >c\en. aad in ill fl irisbn |
I Choctaa readmg-booh, a hyauhbook, at i aai U- i
tum oi the i>.d 'I i rtamew an in pre.-- la one du
trn t the t hief, ail the Jadgea, the School I oouais
-.oners, am: iwe re t apt uns mil of tftsea an Mem?
bers of thechanh in another district the mission
aryaaserts thatmtemperance iseatmty unknown.
Th. * inn ekes an Bu?uag deckled progreM In
ktii-wltdge and cirilisation, notwitbstsndina the in?
crease of white population among them. The an?
na .: niei ting of tae MiMtoaai i held oa the Rh of
Ai gust. was niauiH oo uptsd m djscoaaing the gnat
Wal ' Ol in. n ii Ua m oa -
Misaioaary operatioei among the Oyibesrsi have
hat ii crt ativ mierrupti d I \ thi ex iU bm nt incident
to ikeu ckangs of re-i leace, trie Govi ram nt reqair
ii,g thiiii to eauaratt Rorthwaid Meetiag ind
schools, however, have been w, u attended,aad I .?
i: hani ni ??lore th;m ever w?-:l d ipoat i
The M.ss.oi.s to Um .\, a-\ ark Indf mm eeaaMI ?
ftan rtslmassaaoes 'i.e aaaeeaa, and ? an
Um Taeearorai rae Tuscaroraa ars near Niagara
I lh>th thei aodUse Sesseraeeta Bultmgcheer
tag ssvanees in cttrtliaatiOB They are bttagsag
niore land nader euttii a.on. ? reethag mon caavea
'i 11 ai.d su! sfaii' a. *t?. p.a.-.ta.i; or tiirJ-. itid
makaag raada The railroad acroaa t;.i i at*, .r.. ig is
anu AUeghaay Ressnrsttoas at giviag them a nea
impulse They are Maramg daotoiautatttbevi ea
,f.i whriea .?? ?e:. aa tikn t.rt i. ? -.. ? Um
Tuscan ru? arc si:.?ia i\ in ?r c- t.'. hive : an
iaked the iraffe ia tataa^caajag druois from taeir
m a araa -i.
Theological Sejclnabieb.?Durinfl ths
mm wees ths sssuvefaary MUisuea oi two of the
rheoaogKal Semiaansa of tha Coagngatstmai
charches of New-Eaglaad hare taken place?Aado
reraadBaagoi ?t tadover,Rev Mr !i .?:
a returned Ml sail nary fr :n India, addn ?-ei the So?
ciety of laaaiiy a a vary abln saatch af the aaorak
political aad raUgaase comiaiaa el Inuia His n
plicauons of Um wysMnes af the dnlsTaat thaeawgl
ca! ar d -c * t".: c -?? ?:<?:.- w :. :?.?>,, v. ,r.
Was aad eradita lie has made UMm a tab Met of
sp.. :a. ?:.,.>? lor n am .e*r?. Ttw number of ahm*
: .-a' ere> ? ? ?? a- on w -.-?. r. r. r
ereetuins const:: te.i4 a pa a-ar.t feat .rt f ta -
sien Tw?r.'\-three ..r.itiois atre ,:. ..... | }
mtt bersof the irartnaatag eans. tt Bangaf Um
saaaatseraoi bei -. Um thnani wee preached ar
Hei l. h Panaaaof Pnarj. t tie it.. i na.k
fcam of Wie? a-.-tt address..: tne It he ton, . .
Eight aaai ? aa ', ,. rered i ? ., . ? .
Itiag mtt Re- Mr Shi :-t ? \\ v,-r,...,
adds a ss ad the Society ea baqairy. The effort which
has!*,! . ii :.?.: or-?>nie t.i. r p??t to ,[H;..*tiso
pea.1 ps ta thM tnaiiluiiaa aaa seasonrsoe
fcss'ul that no denrt remaps of o: t. ?- e :n
p.ite sum It is we.l ra-Li,id ui.d :a-..? u ti'^ ranit
a> -u eeaeetMaal matituM
The Baptist Theehsgical sVaasssssi .,: If a bum.
M ? . i.-c aad .;> i ( ,:. t: t:.: 4i.; wrf & j a,
examination of iht several ..asses was SotL thor?
ough ..nd satisfactory Dr aTaaSslik .-f R.? aes'eT
? :;: rvaaeal the Ksawkre BssSssajal ?>
Mty, m ?? T- ? tag On ut, Msdsr akin ea
?.rt ccr.irnd :> nireyoua.? ., x- , rI. ...
anttagrteaa A ekaoaa addreaa was made t ??
dm ov Prot. Hacke?, who presided on tWoecaason
TdkS i ouaxion for tae Aaurmu ?a weil attended, and
rsfrveacd by NlflCj anm'ted rul e???"s. ry Dr
sharp. Prof. CaswefL Dr vw? aad ashore Prof.
Hur*?!..;* I . lers*. d,U ?*? BtetBBBS .oya^t to
F.urer e lor hil hea.ir:
I- PtSCOPAl V in vVesM.N N '??-YoiK.
The P.mt urarr'..!! ??: SYeaM R>ew>?YerBa
held last month. was male awnsaally arte mating by
tfceec.- r*f ::ce of.? w.irn disc: - -.<>?. m ti ??-.?? e.-:
if ::? ? i ? t '? t ?!.??? * v mt\:;?>mi
?a.-intro'u?? 1 ?iMnpi.i i.iiii: ol tn. .? I i. r 1m .va
of tn?* Diocesan tn ippotntir.r h m.??;or. trie*
over the putv.c ehurrnr?. Two report* were tnede
on thf mrnior:?.. ?ha-h. t;?.>...'i tn ?? :.!ere:.t
v.? v.? i f *uh ect. Ai:**< .ii r?, .> ?a l.'.c : '? ?t
no Ifaislative change* n t> p u thi M tM **erj
P.n..r:' :c ..?!?:.,; re. Ti., rm: -t , r in::.; 'hop
partv. wrrr led rrj Re* Ri :: i r .t..- The am
of L:?h? i I ? ! arc*w.i? .ri: .1 ?? ?ii i touching, m :
?.t-e who ?? it? t a*e i? . t,.?r > -r .v i i? r? uiimI'h
ceecrmi* and frah mat The - pod ot :. ? B - i i
<a'i i::..?: di.r.:.g :..? vtar >.x -r.? .-t? had tern ?>:
dan i d. i iht di ,.... ?. four Be a candidate*- 'or hToti
Or?:<*ri admitted, and tare r? tton laatMuled; 231
:*r-?i ? bail been eoadMBM 1 ;:. meatIy oighl coa
negations Tin DkMseeaoa . ... bo bishop,
ISO rkrgvmen, t. n C ?:,:..: a, lei or.'amr.? 1
churches, forty-ivo B?asnMwncs, employed a' aa er
per-m of f an : the t ttal am ml - aUtButSd to
t encTo.ttt ii^ci'!*, SiO.332 3T.
\ erebabu Dot IM'-M>. ?D. Gillette, ot"
Fhti'ade'p--' l, tuu edited tne RhSUtei of the vener
.: .?? ! i; l>t Association -t t.'; t e:;v t. ? the hr?:
hundred >(.ir? ol ::.? ci.?:< :.. ?. ... I at ahotxttopub?
lish them in an octavo volume. The Association
was formed in l ? 7, and ?? nr.i ol the !c>t. a* :t ha?
teen "he moat proaporoi - B pi it ecclosiaitt?
c.-il bodtea in tail oouolrj RBode Island College,
now 1'nwn Pniveially, ? i* origiaatod \ thi? .*>??
?oci.itton. and :? wt? a'-?> . p r ? Kd'K it'?-n.
Temperance. Misawas, Rette;? tu P lie bona, and
,dl i ther : i t.? v.. t i.t er.t- r. ?;*? - now a: . rmt d ay
the dem n : 'loti The ro . . ?? w 1 uao oont.? a
the sen i of Dr Too*a. preached in 1807, oaths
eeateni....] m.r..ver<..irv ..f t.:? A??.?t-ata>n
l>n. BB'ihi'1IB,i Chi* ICH.-Ihe new
("othu edifice now erecting by the new Reformed
Dutch i burch i l' ? Uyn, for Roe. Dr. Ketnune.
rapidly approaehea com] el a.aid will be oaa of
the m? ?; t.,?:? >.l aa ' ? Irgaal ttroct ? :. laat i its
It ba* two fronts, one facing on Pierrepoet>ai.. UN
other i n Mi r.roe-pla. e I* :: o :rt .*> tnt. ma: form
nomr peculnontics which are sa I to are their origin
to ti.e *T. I it?-. ;ur*?l t ?>:? a.i.l ?? h nee ,.| t'lf Doi'tor
lllllio !'. Wtio I, .? Ill'.eh' a* Wi :i a? m?'?t t.'.er m I'
ter* of trt. a rahjecl of corunderable rtady The
old I huret; i*: - Socu tv. ie; Henri ?t . ,i*so< it?'d
wi'hthe n i. e ud labots ol Di Broda* aj bitoba
??.;,; on the ii 'h in?t
CoHHKCTICTT CbTBCHKS.?Tbd lir_o>i
i U\ ei t.r I, iri ? o: neelr :t i> the North < htireh, in
.New-Haw::, ot ?1,1 it i? i "'Ir iliif.on P.istor.
tne l.t.n.'ir wan'!, o a'.i.t.t '>'.'l. The largest
country ei: re1' ia the irat Chareh. in Milforu ??!
which llei Mr Hnee i> l'a>tor The w ? e t- .m
? , r o' < : --all ii al < hurches,2?* t.ti wI; ? e : . u
: i r i f Pa-ior??.: that .icr.ominatii a. 101 the orhola
number of Hdmissioni lotheoc i b in boadoraag the
rast ye -r I.K'.'l the an rag?- minist? r d Bgl it the
Pastors ii ii yean The lit: innaal meetmgef
thi (.ir.ir.i \>m elation a 111 ba in id il Bethel oa
the thud ruesdayof Jtaai mat.
Mcthodmi Preoiobrts?Thlt e Pn >i
dert> ol : n i m i nl Metbodtol CoB* gee al the Weal
and South have recently resigned theiroUcei, fee
the purpose ol rpvit'img the active datie of the mm
.-tr\ i: 'h ? i i.'.r :. Ki \>: J T I'e -a. o! Di.'k
rns?nCollege Ret Dr G P. Pierce,of E lorvi'ol
lege.iia .tut liev W n Ellison, of the Wesleysa
Female i oi.ege, Macon,Ga Theasrestgnatjoaaare
probat Iy thefruitot a mot. einen; w Inch mis .at, .. been
made by thi promineni iminiili of Ihe ihnaiiiiiiialloa.
agail'st a av aig "he .1 i.e.an'w :'\ ol the \ icilil'y foi |
teaching and Othi r literary ptirs-::!?
Go aiid Lisri Mission.?Thi Baptist
M ??.oi. iii <.r in.' Ligne, < B . ahichacquired \< ar*
ago great ii ptitation, in tsoanectlon wit.a the labors
ot Madam i eller, reports receatly .ot encoaragaag
progress Several a. li a ?>: coovertod Roman
t ntholi s hau takea place on oaa oecasaoa atsdd
great confusion and interruption on (she | rt of hos?
tile III IghS.lS.
Mercersbvbob Retibw.?This ahle pe
riixln ..I ol the German Reformed Dutch <iharch, for
September, contain) an article from the pen of l>r
Ni \in. <'ii ?? Sacramental Grace,' which will attract
atit ii'ien. 11 :h ? \ its iigor. <,i|i<!,' \ . and the 'emitti to
which it goes .i. defending the docnrines imiierto
characteristic oi the Oxford Dlvinei Tne position
of the denomination bai special importance, f nun its
syinj uthv with the Evangelical perl} <a tin f^rwaeaaa
I him h
Abdoteb \iivni.?The whole anntbei
,.f c i rgy men edticaa d u the i 'ongregational s?'mi
nnrv al Widover, is said to e 1,111 Of this number
SOAhavi deceased,lssvmg Wi Uviag.of whom 109
an Foreign Misaioaaries, 111 Rome Missionaries at
Iha West, and ag connected with CoUagaa as Pro- i
felsors, *c tbout 1,900 ?todentl hate been t on
nectcd with the Seminary for ? longer .>ra*tiorter
pern It was from this semu .r\ hat the founders
of the Tract Society, Education Society, and Tem?
perance Society proceeded
V V. COROBEOATIOKAL \SSOCIATIOR.?
Tin- til i.? ra. tssocis ionofl ongri gstional' "titir? hes
in the State ??( Neu , ors bei l .t.s annual session in
tl e Plyn nuth I'huich in l!riKikl> a. the pre-ent week,
commem'itip w,ih Wi Inesdaj Ret Julius s.
i arke. ol Pen Yen, Moderator. The attendance
was quite large, and thi services mteresting. The
A-o latioi .,1 ( um muni, n w .is . elt br ited on i'liur?
day afti moon We wiU | ra parRettutn bereaftei
Delicate Attebtioh.?While Rer, Mr.
Ide. the pit ;?r or th? real rable Pirsl Baptist < 'hurch
t htireh in Philadelphia, a . recentlj absent on de?
in mii atn nal busmrss, thi ladiea ii hiacongrcga
tion. aware of hi* inte.'i*..ai to r. mm? h.s i.otiiiv to
a new ht.iise. quietly raised I sum wherewith to fur
n'shinare.t md appropriate manner Ins destined
abodi. to in ct t.t'ti on hi? return The public meet?
ing at wb i b Dr Ula i x;.n tsed bis gratitude was one
el gieat inn r? st.
Germar Missiorari is ivltbd.?The
i iligent MethodiM Miastoaory among the liermans m
this i iij Mr.JoaCwasrecentlyasaaulted,whilegirmg 1
udvtee t.me ot hi* i n.'grant countryman inst ar- I
r:vid.oi the docks. Hi was bad y in .red .m l traced
bis injun to the tab rfi r? t of pan ei ?Ii tm night
then.s ,,( pecwattoa ware al ri ig? d by the
:.- ???.??: U | - iah Igonl all ci The Lahors ol Mr. i
Jest are hig > approved by bis brathrao
Harvest Sermons.?The Gennan Ra>
foitne?! t hutches ol Pi n:.-' Ita.'.i.i ha.e a pleasant
custom, derivsd froo Patherland, of l....ding special
r? ligu ui m ri.. i s at :h? oomph lu>B "i the harvests,
when at im.a ooBoetl na for benc roient purposes are
lukei up In a circle of cliurchf- around llanmer.
Pa . tin ; tt mi t ve.tr. the bai 11 d rernnm* were well
ttoaded,aad a ooaatioo a! giitaac ipforchan
lal i? ? bjecM
New Baftisi <'m scm i.?A Dew Baptist
Chareh was srgeahfiad laM week in the flourishing ,
igi i' l'ookers. The Pierrepont-st. liaptiat
i ta.r. h in Uro. kivn. having entirely repaired, j
has been ri peried for publk Worship Baptist
churches m Jersey CRy ind Momsaniu are also ia
; ti ci "s of i ri etioti
Pbesbtteriariim in St. Lewis.?The
Irst Presbyteriaa Chuseh, in St Lotus, was rganixed j
IB IS17 tt.ir, ar? Boa tw*... . batrchea of that faith !
:n the c tt s j new s, noo... -nrn- o d sei ools. and a i
aewoas jaMforauagi sm \ motets Reformed,and I
oa* Refornrted Preabytanaa, embracing mout ?u
U i n hi.nd.i ; ? taavaanicaati
Sthodical SaarriMBSJTs ?The V-w
>i hcol Byaodof Goo* va. ahhsh ?lose its mi ? ting
m Beret mm U?t year, among other an.'s, pas-ed re
aolui' us uraiag the ? . im hes mtnn. its .-ounds to
???ist mirjdortug the t-TOfeaaarahip I 'iura' Phi
i<oophy in Raadltoa ti>!i?g?- Mrongty m fator of
jr. i.d .ton aaasgamrtu*anV inaraentspirits, and
agaiaatth* Pogitivi -?.at? Lau
? 'babbs op Hi.i ation?At the late n.* et
wg of thi llanmer Presbytery, Va . i.New leaaml
Pteebytensa, Kf* Bamaef v\ Whntaey was dts.
Bussed from the pa.-charge oi ::.>? m Kanne
i t.'.r, .'. ? :. .... ;i.l u I h.s having d.s, rd?-I the >Uhi
Uitseof IntaatBapttsn Mr w.'saainewaaerased
ir' i there lei Miaasarai fths rVaatvyMeauiCamrch.
A Cm of CaWacaTEa.?Hrooklvii will
hav?- to yieiJ the claim of beirur the City of
> ? itches. 'toB^oeawetoi In a poptuatioo of i'f.'H.o,
?her* '? I' ' :.e< of a.i denominations, or one to
? v?r> ;.i .i.:.a: :.?:.*? a pr'^otmii wioch f?r-o?
.-. .Iber City h the iautd, besides, can oo*?t.
1 iMBBEixtTS Mtaetoas.?The Disciples,
or I . I: i > -. ? . i thi Weltern State?, have et. r
mtitd to ti gage :n theVOfeaga Maaaoasryeater
nnse,aad n?v?- mhasted J?.r,.-aiem as the neid >i
taearopeiatsoai Rev.Di ateclay baa baeasolaeted
totxp.cr* the ground, who i,e?is*feiy arr.ved at n.?
? 1? ?t:i ation
RfLlcios in Hobuk'fn ? Ti.e Reform? d
I ? 'i i. ' h'.n ii I -?e e?tat ? -:.???: t ? rr ?atii ?: .a J
ht'.t sin. Whach bM MBsMMS to a degree of pros- j
te.'.ty '.Lai warraats the aractioa ef a caawh adifl e
II ? v a. ? boo ifflrriMag roads Me ?:,?- purpooa, and 1
?..??V ihe Mtaassattaaaof a worthypraaeaar, tter. )
>lr (irtcorr
M . Gocea ia CaafADs?John B GtMjfi
'?l?itur::g with wonted aaaasuaasm aad eaVctu
Csasfs R < a 'I :.r leaap* ran. ? men ef BrocknUs j
pre* wad ar haw a toal, caajaase of hohf tag I --"per- j
??. as, .ti wh:ch b ? gatbatfiaga art. hi bl
Bisaoa 8*m iHinii. ? Res Dr. South
gs'e. M:??:rn ry Bishop to I Bxhcy.haa become Itec
? r. :<r..: ?::t: hv, ot a r.ew.. i r? BMBSd Rphaopal ,
t hon b ? Pi '-iaii?.' Ma
Im J q| RTmBB sari '"oLLI< Tl? .\-.?
Thi Prs ?arseof aas Maaaaaary So artyaf taa Nerth
01 k> I -?.'.:??. ? my Staat IM* Mwamnary
c UreiiciI ..'?!? of t'.e preeenl year ex eej rJAosa
v: j v .c: a.-: <.?: : v -? t..e $,.. u of ?I i.e.
Nrw MsvTsMMtf ' Htm l!.? V new \| 1
trcsi.-: F.p>.~cpai t l.'.T'.i wa.? Jeci ate on W??i
i: g'. r .?* . Lrwo'?..... en TVirvMi ..'-??. ? v i:
m>B|,whewsaiasoae t<wprt<ti?<by 'i I
Fo-',r .- I' istor. .in t rtev !>r If ,-t'. r '. Mr
of Tu Ut:.Ud:tt PJMfltfft; R?-1
SrsTtn i ? BiMOf UjiWRj)04n?Miss
p. hi flndsuhnh inter of th ex bkabsnM ??? New
i - '. ? r.: 1?: ? -i.. Oral ce. N J . *ei ?
i? . r? . ?t r n a :?-i... ex! a-*e
CITY ITEMS.
T" \\ iavftej attcntioni ti> the ? Ivan
men: n another ci .i;r-m. of the reBMesl el I M | ree
? : ? ? t ol the t?-xi >-.ephrr.i to < A tfhn I -. < i
Th:? irepor.art * .' ? '?(??. n na? h-trdof
? late year*. sustained m tail y through the selr-tfcl .
: r? el Ret Ralph Bi \: We hi - til)
w.-h aaai en M that aetasaal ?? geatleaaaa >u t hie
parish.. n<is.
? ???
Phi i '"M!>g oi Komi ra. ?M ij or
K:r.f?. .r 1 ha? r?ce:vr i letter ft 'in John I* l'>ro ???
of ottr I.eeal.on a". Constantinople, -?ofir.n: t e
f.? t? wh.-'h we pi.l'l'..-!i-.i ?oinc ,'av < ?:n e : ' Mr I
, to the liberation of Kossuth. The MwettiffiM exile
ha.? ,i, Un I heauiteatsowtocometothieeoaatry.oe
. a:,1, the I S. ?teaf.ier Mi-?i??:pp:, .... '. w.I! ro- i
rix arrive here oy the let of Novmabaa He wi hi
aceeenpeaMd by mil Ihe refugee* who ware with hi ?
at hnt ihm. i ? ? . ? ?.nt I'at'hx.in; ar i w:v
e
National Tsmpbilsjsci Socibtt.?The
Fourth (jiiarterU Meeting of the NathB i i I>er
aace Society will he held ia Browdwaj Taberaa I .
Ven.'.ix Hwi .? _?. S p- ijth. a- "i o'clock \ :dn *.????
j will be delivered by Hoe E Fitch smith. Ret I \
' Carey, Rev. D c. Lansing. D D . and other* Taa
AIMtghaanana will ring nawal their aassieaai ? .?
i'h.v gained the?" ?ueh applause at the rec. nt i one
nifi eaasei a tat a renal l a < pee
Id7 The I.i!c-T;iiif Tetnp? raice Society
tun! a verx good tneetu a at No "t I'halhaai aqtian
Ti.i.r-dai rug ' twmtx eight sntned thi ; ?idfl I p.
?an!? it M ptadgi reekera have earafled then
?elves, for whom the Sieiet> a a* r.?ta:i ?hi . I'he
S>c:et\ w 11 itu-t't un next Thurwlav ex emu;
e
Lajicii op rn I i i. iNoi STKAMaatp.
?On Saturday, tar i?. thaal * ?>' . eft, the tne
?teatiuhip " fllesf ii a" wss htnrhrs* Sana the be I
auy*yard of Meearv. Tod 4 McOragar, al has Matt
of the Keh .a. ii.ii-wn . :n pre?enee of a larir- . ??;:?
eour?e oi ?pe. tator?, ?ho oiie.t both rioaa of Ihe
river The ship, in conjunction with a consort, is
t^' ( a tin medium of, ?? uhitsh.iiiji p? rm.mcnt'i ate MB
communication between Gtaagoa ami Ne?.^ork
Thai la She aeeoad itteaapt which has been made in
that iJire -tMii. md the experience of the l ity ol
Glasgow steamer, noa pryuuj between I rat ? -t
ami Philadelphia MBsCMnrtly provaal d iti en c> t
iimnicatton between the i lydc :utd the Statea could
he a,;. .e.t.iji o'.vv and piofitahJx mamta.ued. Tha
ship is be.uiiiluili modeled, and i.? ?:r--t>< iron
plates, bars, ?traps and met- can make tu r Oxer
all she is about SJRBj tun? barthea, her eastnea ire
too horse-power, and -he is to he nsassaualed hi
I Mr. If. Stewart lau >>i tha t anard stasraeri Her
main deck is tib feet hi length and :t<i ia breadth;
ihecen accommodate ISO pa--. \>i.< r- apa trd ' I
of thi ?e in ihe eahia, aad under i | reeaara II tap for
more Bho carruss froai 90S to so mas of coal, and
a cargo of abool IJ300 tun-. Tha " GuasjowM ta a
three-decker, with foai masts, aad !icr tevaa la n
n i t ai dlsmfilfT The login tween tha nun :> c.
or spar 1? t feel t im hea The lateen ami I KUea1
i shin are lo bs urns Smart id with panel- of |>aintexl
gia-?. The ship ? i- christened by Miai \ arft,da igh
let of Deacon Convener \ork, and iiiimetliately
thereafter a streamer, a :h "(Masgow'' inaTibetl
thereoa, loated from her taaintopinaal and both
fore and alt the Uritish I'nion Jack, Um lawrieoa
baaaer, and man) gaady iiag- tattered In the hraeac
Immsdiatrly after Uta lam li. a -ei> . t part) oi la lies
and geatsasssa, the hieadi al the owaen an I build?
ers of the "Gtaagww,1 repaired ha tha haassof N i
Miiiugor, do-, i> ..iijoiiiiiiK lo tiie biiildiasj yard.
?In re -cn ral te ,-t-. pc, nliar tn the OCC i?Ioii. vxere
pledged la champagne. The ?? Q taagoa," -o anon as
the m i-- oi arraageaaeats had been made, nrai
towed up the river to Use Brooaualaw, aheti she hi
I nun n cen ing hi r SBglSil -
?
Thi: ^ccidbkt *iH rm HtTDSOH RlTBN
Ra tu u kVa bars secertaaaedthekdloarasgpar
tn ulan of the terrible ancssaal on tin- Hadaon Rirst
R ii r. ad, I hureda]. briesyreported under mir Ti le
gnSJ h In .,1 It a; pear- I hat a ..r ivel tr un, irtth a p"ix ?
i erfullocoi olive itarhsd.wsa romtng ihrrrn fhetra k
ai fn ipecd, I ai au on board i large number of ?ork
men, who had been eai it dim' for building the tr ick
betari en Oakhlll and Hadaon, and when the train ?as
.i i ut a; proai hing the nil.ore ol rttujrri MMSt,Cobua
:...i i o . a araa tiladiim tad by -? ier.ii coin is i saga
il al wi r, vii on tin- track, and Setore UM aagUM er
, oald hare ai opportuntty t<> reveeaa the looometire,
thev c.itnc in ? ollisum with the aiuunl?. au I the
entire train aaa thrown oil the 'rack, down an
t nil* nt man t of some tea ot Ifteea feel and it one I
? n e il ?a- Iii, ' o were -enl into . '. rii ty
The dai - ar- and sagiaa wen- smassaed to piece*
aad, anon removing the ruma, three haman beiaga
were (bond di id, a th tti, r bodiea crushed i i the i
i. rthorribk ssaasaer,and also several ,,t Un mam
?i-rioiislv and probably fatally injured. The citizeos I
of the village tunsed out la a ImsIv, aad with their I
as.-ist.ii.ee the ..ad and woanded '\ere sitm mod
from the in.i.-- ,,f r'lin-. md eoareyed to Umi ntatl tt
it Stay veaant, when medic si aWenrinnre waauaass
distely brought into raauisitJoo for auchol the mi i
s.? were yet al. c ureal excite: .cut po rstlsd
BTOttnd tin :? [h t, and ifter waiting -ome h nir?, the
igeat aad othera ttonaeeted n th the road deemed
:t idvtaaMs Raward tin- la urad men to tin- city,
to, order that they eovU bs ; aced ladet Um Uaal
menl ol skiiid.. - irgeons in a medical ui-titution n
New-York
Accord . gly, when the evening klba .vtram came
along, tiie aanNrtanatS men, with their lacerated j
hud,-, were cm ini , placed ia ose "i Um can lad
brought tothiscitv. arriving about 111 o'clock last ,
akght, at wtm h tune they wen- it one.- ooavsywd ? ?
u.e Near-York Hospital, sad placed aader Um kiad
care of Dr Allen, who. upon exam i..e i- ? r
UUsMddbataSVer.il nt their hm:,? were -.ro-o n. in I
also received severe internal m ums, wlieh, it is
ISnred, will Mrauaati latalij 'I... rol ring ire
the aames of ttu killed and won mied, m MBeanSsty
a.? COUld be nhtained
\\ illiaiu (iayiior w is found with h.s he id , r i-in -l
to atoms - dead
James Madden, when found, was liter.i. v lata lo
p *. i -- ?:? 11
a haakanaaa wheae n i ne it w.x.- Inposalhla to *s
certa ii, wa dsn pi, lied ap a corpse, md w is not
ideid .M d up tn a late hour la-t night
Joseph Alurphx aaa hadiy cut in the lie h s legs
ira, tup d. and hreast Ume seriously injure-i
J UM s Smith had his skull fractured, thigh ?!;?;,,. i- '
tea ami mji.red in all parti of lo- '.odi. to SB BSSeal
that wi.i tin doutyt prme fatal before tils reaehe- our I
readers.
An eakaoasa asaa, who was in the emnloy of the
t oaapaay. ?a? a.?o aarinaalj li.juresi
?e?
Emimant Rtrnnuta?rhe^e men istn
to U- doing husineu in a peculiarly original way, in
s. n.i ea.-esa: . .-.-i. a> tiie f.a.owm^ re' ,r ; , ..n e?
a iitt.e prMaa saaIpbn? ha nrhaaaa na to
tuchfeliow?. Re. < Jost, a fo rman M:s-ion:iry,
wa.- .ati1'. a;-; l.e 1'. . - i'.? Ti- ' r i-i .1 >'?
and JaasaanVJ "on the part M mass Ostaasa ? ru
?Tants, who had. in the fatherland, been UMtta te 1
to , ..1 upon hau. ujsui :neir arrival, for adl ??
as to the proptr nasie ot getting forward lo the
\\.?t. Li .iv on ttic die k .'11....' '.'.i 'll a.';
which weeiikelx to interfere with the laMieatM a
? :ass of land-pirates, aha in in uaj . N US - - leSMllie i
the name and air of licensed 1 runner?.- or emafr ml '
Sgl i.t?UM v f. .1 !i;.on hUa, knocked him down, and |
?ad :i.e:r >e?t to dr ig hksi lottaaaafacd the der
w ii ia igaa trer.t-.'es un to throw bun ovarboerd % I
- ':.' /:. ':..-'..'..:./ w x- ?on.,:..t?ed .r. 'he :,n e if '
- a., .i. a land of Saw anl order,'there was BS ' ?
ihoruy it hand to rre?t ?ueh highwavnn ti and ir.-e
haeleaa! WiUtrieBaaftatraaeaof New-Yorkbatarve
'-:-!?- r ? f'. ;r Int.: .',/ i:rnm/:a to .&???:? i.
-.v. i...n.;.er to discharge a.-, office of Ii imi '. to
st'ara'ers and foreigniers landing on our shores, coa -1 '
have been thus violently assatUted in open day ' Tn* J
-- car ;,r< >- n.ts not t,een si.er.r in re:afon ' ? >>'.::? t
aaaaaar iaasosaaai of eaaSanja as trie p? rsoos or asn>
aeaaaadanaageta,aad as we are ready aopeodnes ?
- ? er.ee in tn.* case, we hope thev wni a -o ?
?-. ?' ' BsaaajMU of ?hts. tout we rnav be speed.:?- ?;? :.
seaadfaan aackatstaea c.niized -Hxaety."
I.xri.i: I 'akoo.?The ship Cs*j*aMaehSsnshj
I .'.erp-'oi. arrived 03 Th?r-lay a't-w ."i
.? a , i i;u!ied and sixteen emigrants. This, we b?
. e.r..?-he Urp.-t nt.mr.fr f.at has uet. r.n Bjh] to
". - jrj * 11 .i rcasst
I i;r P s'-h. >ro OfJtaVATMl ? U? ^l9ft
\. .< u u . . mt aal at v?? Na ? M | \w *> ? ^
i ?1.1 bj * t r. peaad Qbtan oory We h iv* ,,??.
': r ? - ?:.! t'. ? :. rv. , ^
? ?' <? o: ? . h .11 -?:?! !..?r .tide-.'. r? ?j
titi: i ? t-t? . -\ - ? . . ; . . . , .-r t '. ,-? r. ?? ....
!? >* ti> -?? .? <? i ? to our ??? a* ti*?
?rfc.C ? ?? . go. :.-? :,?t f,rn.? ? I / ; ,a.
???'??? t- M " ' : \ > I \:r ;i ?e* .j^
? ?"?' - u. , . T,,4, w
; <\ii t\ : t i ?: -on ? c- ,.4n >
i ' > , I ? I ? ,
I ?? ii-f'?'?.' ? leeari i ? .-.r . ?.. : tn... ?a|
im pted, tad v ..r> j i w. t.t-. Cnaa ?:?,
Baaaaw I Met dthy apiad aled auch f'oaaaatBUo
? -
W \ -1r -1 >..t .?? ?|'|,,? pnl?||o w.ish-hoitv*
ui Matt M . taa expense of ?rhich i? beawetMeaa
bah I can ra ? Igetiia iuen of thi? i itv. i? now near?
ly . Map . I?, thf exterior 'fing .juitf tin ?hol It ?
trtoabed in Mott-at., arar Graad Ts-d n,. n?.,.i:. i
?in paan ' an Iftyb) oaa luuufred fat t Taa aw
tr awry ot the huildiag ta to t><> occupied by teg
urge aaraaaaiai laataa in attaaj pari? .>i Rm aa M
dag ata eineh I aha ha atota Uaaa a asaMBsdaMt
?oii?. aad t<-< (M&atodattoei for more baaa a VmJrwl
aroaaca essploted m wa*hing The pcopli of thi
BOighi or hood i. gaid ii i pngMai ain gra it iah rt><a.
We uadaratai Rai (-hortet Parit?t has aaaaaaa]
moretaaa fxcfitfj rhaaaaad ttettan baa ird na aaa
pit ':. n ci tli < !>t nennen! fnit rpn?e
Pea Bi1 "i i ? rite tlertaana will ?, .j
for Southampton aad Braaara d noon n><i.iv i apt
Wi m B| lata ??! tha Respiret By,la oaa hatoBa>
niandei Her matla will cleee al ia) \ M.aiut*
PoM Oa? i
e -
I'mi rail Sui rn.?The M.in?n. ior
t aarieaton, tad thi Manama, lor aaMaaah, artll
leave thta port nt i o'eloohi that laaaaaaa
Dcat t a? tm ** Bi oombi " ' 'eert ai it
Bbifabt, Ibblabb \ fallaal paper mv- Ta Rai
minute ?urpri?o ot many, and thf iim'iiirittrnt .>(
more, three ladlea, apparaatr) (root UanS a/ra, i
Dnodtog n d hot datightera, Btatla thetr aypi u ? i
on the .it:> root n ol i Huatfay ai \'ik>.?i aa thai ray
public .ih.i ?ifi n throngod praaaaaadai tha portion ?t
the t arrickfergui Road botwaaa 1 aaaaaaa tnl
Pariuaoaat, La fh I "Bloooaar" eoabaaaa Th.*a
who had no' heard of the latorifan rarolanoa ?
faahaoaa, know aot wbai bo ataho al baaaaajjakl
ami iheaincai-iooaaag ? oiapaeaad <>i baa aaara d
both reiei win. h w %- paradedbeatea thaaa Hp
" Bluoater." in ? a h . o. . . 'um i. I ol a . t rtaa
naili al eoeuloaa ahaaai an baaoi Utah of tin -m,'
aiaaailal, bai ol i difeoaal Raa, aad iooao ?aaal
trouaera, faatened roaaidoraMi ibova lha mik
?i ii.i ahal alb i Iht ai taai r "f thoae arora i>> Bah
lah baliai Wa haar thai thi laatteo woro tho 9m
and daughti rn .if tha i apiata ot i BtoToaaataaai o
prooeal on n royaaje Tha paittoa got laaaaaa
wa\ eaniaga at Grot ncaetla Matioa
BROOKLi N ITBHa
Droicatior of SvamaafiaMi M K.
Caaaaa. Thai pi t.I wartdtep, baoatad btliath
ingtmi-.tv . nf.ir t.n i n ?t . vt i? dfdli atad >r-lirlo,
noannteTMUtg a? II o'clock tot.i von iiaaai
bf UM fongrt gain li - : i.; thf '.?7o:*? l>>mil. iftfr
?!.:in Hi. Mi footer, "i MiiRwnjiyal.
Torfc,uoTaiod aa h ? ? and fartoal npfeaaaaaiai
the Almighty to now h In? preneiifr the lim;4a
lha* aara Ihiadaj ded i aimg tu nun The lee*mi
prnpirf.it Ha.mod aara atao road by baa (Rh
chapter I-t Innik of Kmg?, and ?? i? ? ? ? t?.,..i Irom !*???
BaaO BB tin- Moaal I alti-r w hu ll In- pre i.'h?d an fin
quaat and uurareaatvc icnaoa Roaa tat 7th, RR aal
./th tara - ot the %i ? i. tpa r al tin prapha t >?< H ue
gal.
Thf eaaoaaoai "l formal f .m?i i rauon w*? ilifii
(?i rfornn ?!. II: ??*who> BOBfrOf ition ?t urlui. up BJB
ji innig in tin- follow lag pr iv' r
o i.o.i, are praaaat to theo Bahi haaaaie bBBahag,
If o evMtaoeaato thia haaoa to tha arorahaji aad prabM
of Gad Dathoa acoapl thai oaaiaaj at aa? haaaV>
Ifahvaag I lt> there a toli.nl.tr> olffr.ng iixl Inf e*1
grri it aato thoi iad eat R apart bo thy aarvtoo, aal
to tin m-riii > ,i oi,e ,-,?-i ?? ouro ???<?* <>( all ??? ?
tilar uttoraat, of bU poraoaa pioaagty, aad bMaaaa
r.ng it to UbBBi i" ba taiaa, lor lha hof. a rt mt oi i?f
pure wur'l and In ly ri ngioii no t <2o tiiou accept
Ihia a ' ? a our baikae, aad do thoa laaaaapoal
ajiti bleu? it, and COBM into it and dwell in it. It *
an him.I If bOUea and the Hi avi n- ,? tin- p| bm of thf
laaaaiiifa aad thoa dual had arRt aVa aagahtiMI
thoa i oadaani i I to dual aaoa lha earth witi
men, and .ii r ? aaaaaa whtrh thoy dodaoabe to taaa
O (oal, conn: and dwell iii tin- ho i-i ? write thf
nanu u;<.i, .1. nd .polt tia ae holy 'l'u-. and grael
that bin th) i ? ? ft lliay ' lo in.Ii.io aad in'
power ma le know and mat ta,? BOMM fa- lilirf
withtt.i ejoryOl o'.ri.'Kl We a-k :t Bf bMBMBl
Ji HM I h.-ift \tuen
'I hi- l? a p.ain .neat frame atructure, the toiiif.'*
t:en -tone oi win-, t. w.i? Ii ?! aatRd l/.ti May leal.
It i? capable ol accomiieeUting about ISO penoai.
The aoatof tat paaaal and building BBaaaral w
about |5,iaai and the amount hitherto ?.,f#?crit>rd
wa? |'J 's o \ . lion wa? madf al the eb*ae ?<
um ptWOOdUigH, at wh,. :, $fuu waa ree^aretl Tie
paalor baa not ?et heen appi.oited.
Dr. Mot Ltatoa peoaakod at 'he evening, aad aa*
inon.?wii. aaaeaaaaaaj neit satibatb bv Rev i.
Hagary and Rev. Dr Ploy
Rr/WDItaM.?Mtieh I URiplligl tt tutdr hy
the Citizen? in the vnunity of the llaaulV<n aad
South ferr.e-o! alawle?? gang of ro*'hea tfcet?*
bout It MOMhf ba proper to BMM i??* toe Poin t
for< a m tl.at i e..'hai,rho?^!
-aw?.
h ikk in' BaeoKLTV.?Betweea It afbl I
?.'. Ra ?? :?? t' r ... r..'?r:..ng tne factory of Mr John nV
ling, for n. MUBf the " Pyrotegneotm kc*A,"n,'^t*
OB All ant. I . aa tr r..i.thn-av . a a* tiacovered a?
t.e on f.re. and ov. mng te .;. ' ? ? le ?. ?t-.r- i
t)a- MBtertali a: d the very limited impf :v of aaler,
it wa? meediiv reduee?! to H?he?. The jifoperty vral
insured, . nd the ;.??? ia e?tirnated at ii.vjo 1 ben
l* little doubt but it wae the work of an t?ceadiarv.
a?the fa, tor> l.a.1 not b?-i.,, In u-e for we?-??
paat. Inden!. Ho BBTeBMM "f UM pia e ,w-*rd BBBf
. :.i-i. BBNJ on ::a ?p,,t anortiy before BM we
out. and n.-'uii an RMtaaafaal mRBR la ommmoi -**
n.^i reantr.
e *?
Fipf ? \ fra, whi'-h wai eiiJoaallj aV
work of in im-? i.i .arv. oro?e out m la-eit-boee?
ai',oii,ii.c the m v. - -ti e of Mr. !:? !< ' t
BNI < BVrt| d II o'. l'fk la*t night bat oodafai