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atom. - eased: of the elegies, kinds of
PETS othasfsetared V Philedelehth sib sad r *nab.
seeitreUthe.biotwatheutrers. •
Deithirs, T;11,11sS It to their lateral! to sin and
pandife *Po pods, Vidoit GTO Waxed kor N. as the
glom fsvoiabis bior
. .
CO. belie BOW Agents
leillisilerlOMM for the sale of the Weittedesie Cleriet
Ifinmpliout bf (formerly the New
*WNW Warred Comeorty;)iird Wig agents ileo for
,rho Baehr* 'Nem seta Abbott ' 'Commits 'b*v
ears de terns. • talr-Ilto
V:2O:4LIiffR"VARP - •
*:-• Tipaari, Ousels; ladies, sad 'dadaist' Oar.
1 1 1 : 11 -• das is tari
et Crsi ' aim sad,' an edus arssi
WNW& •
' r • •• grraisst.
HANO . INGSt , '*4I I .
1860. O PAING , K 7 LIA 1860.
WALL PAPERS. •
0 IVit BOFA HE,
liwpisollmAeron and bowMau
,
YAR'ER HANGINGS.
N0.17E16614' NOUN* EITRNBN, !itelow,Mark,i.
Olfgr ongaral fseilitogrologarom sod WadoMl brl.7
111. • opladid Moog of good' to salad from, 'sod" all of
Aa omit and but &siva. WINDOW. OWITAIN, PA-
Natio madam variety. Ten-fm
v.! owsE BUOINABEL,
" • ROT . , torraomFaz is co.;
flO. $22 ippIITNUT MUT,
IWO NO 'ft: tiogoioA bz t wlstor o vol .it aostu, their
,acidSdiisito4S;*l ' ocOSisioiodiiith iho badness.
AT "RIATLY‘ ISIOTIORD MON&
. , ,
LAS FAME PANS= 'AT SO PP& OHM. BS
' • " • LOW 006 T. '
Slam onatios 114 if *aim Pootod, ota oat omit
BARGAINS.
I,OOKII I IO ,GLA.SSES.
LOOKING.4LABBIOI3;
'owner' AND Karon 'ALIBIS,
ENGAAVINGIB,
.JAXES B. ZABLE ic„SON,
IrAr'..itotllll,
WHOLIE
NALI AND NATAILi.DIALDISS.
NARLES , GALLERUS,
I.T OII / 48 & BON.
lin'ol7l4l. MID DZALBIUI
ROOT, 15MoB;Os;$ ditIT.ES MATITRIALB,
IIMITENOO• eAtil+oosll. •
111FitSTIN011,-PATMIN T LICATMER.
PllOlOll BIDS, LACWII,
oLIPIBR umsa,
N. IL 0011NRS FOURTH an ARCH KREMS
plaNct - 1111 mAL ,
O 1:1:AIVLP N E.,
711011 Dl VENOMS, & CO.. EP.EIIIIAY, F R ANCE.
tio*be Ihspeaukble Deirileiethrougheat the country.
Thai flee " tirsnd ' of coitAMPAONK, whim' tuAis the
mat yam wie Mated exelosively to the beet tables et
the .Voridoent: of reeve had now olMoned the moat
by getteopalanty in thwitentil yr. It
oreeNnunended by some elms Ant optigetoie o he city
of PM, Yolk. over al other *ism, on amount o dean
tress. trump and deletion and mom who ono, try it
ireiilei
Nal e any o th er broad. Although only one yeeir
Itine, its introduction into this wintry, the
is anernania and Onneantly our
Iltransantaldnati Mob - ea to Ware the finality of the
being maintained
h at stile oresont high ateadard.
lbw frame
, importearly tosoi frif hem
c t e e AVhi bath Let . r trui r i s e allp ia Ude
Ma. OS, d u oda. KO WA c ork:
• Allokliis tbis city by
- MMUS & DEAL,
- , , „ , 504 MAXXED Nowt
L B.' ' '
.
, . .
OAST-STEEL BELLS.
IfOz'Oitutilgss,
ACIADEMIZI,
• sula-imisma;
LOTORISS,
i'LANTATIONO, h. 1
• _ ,
••
• JULNII7.IIBT.I.IIUZD AND
• NAYLOR &C 0. .,
sso OOMMIZROD litroet,
THILMALIPRIA.
fT m uivr i e let lto'n. b iti. s tr. 4 „ ntluergtbs pint
nil snrta
to soars!, ve, thimble , now orepsred So state
•their orinotted stivestssee to be se
fd r°4l l "-Agh al .1114141,0:1 the renal:
somointne oWi.ll4lBB " with power is ;slow
.W. 1101,11.V9tiblee wivine of 1 0 . per tent. 'is eat. 4se
eminvarsa with shit ot ordinary bells,
. heart . Deg is Ira for , one pest, with ',sinew
wise. in soi °Wrists'.
Ohimei t or,asi.dirsensitine out , to order; with went
ii•ou • • - mhll54E
CHARLES ITA.CiOrART,
. , , , • ‘` thooolon to
. „
J, R. KNORR k
. ,
" Impetter and Whofemale Dealer In
B/LaNinEg, wi0C9.174,
64* r*idli Old Bit?:0 - pytipshels, ilad Bottato
11 T- : bwuinTli a 4 hami, at: "
No: HP CHESTNUT Streit.
OIL PLINTINOII, la. to
616 castrzfuT EITAILVIT,
Philadelphia.
SHOE FINDINGS.
.0111 MAMtn Street,
_
GIBBS: &:601 4 1$;:,-!!'r
•. fifo.'ssim.A.Riarr Emir".
Are ttletr
ivftrf a .1 r odzi poi*.
•
.MEN'Sw
In IWO, will be toned s tall Wintit'ilint "
CLOTHS, DM/MINS, VESTLttet3, Talitlintepp 4 1 4
tet-Sai
MeOLINTOOY, GRANT, & 00.,
udioßiol! AND 7rnoLitataetauaarls!A
(MOM OASSIMERMiI VBBTINGEI,
TAI .ORS'' TRIMMINGS.
vO. 841 AiaSST iritilan, (Up Eitalts,)
An; .cfrumuzi dtsir Bprlng iltook, to whieti they o
nto e etteetion of the trade. Ai M
'WM. 8., STEWART &
• 1511 , 0111.TE1R5 AND 1085555 OF •
BILK
. ,
FANCY DAM ROODS,
30S MARXIST Iftrits4.
jive lag ; trv i il d skalt i s i a r tly rioNl4 .
aVed S:•V Nig, to which tp io i n fivit•
dolt Pf °ash sad gool stx.
Fell hamar Shard Filmy lel ta 4 e ,
• ,
*Ow of Printed re as ovarian von .
JINCI. 33. ELI-J.OONT *BONN
.
$0 XARKIIT STRUT . ' •
(smoddootekrir now •
iNPONITNNO AND NW p 9 P •-
',- CIATER, -SAW *MM., V Taf!".. PA
Thum/us' • Twhihtl tee "
Would' !netts r-attenuon
L eh : F ir al kir mlea l
ili l l at
t2f a ti7ri aB 47= ll4: o l F i sta
. Doeskitui; sill k ro gy k rw.x.,
le 0.. to the pound, an d
:0711. , foIAN
•
SITER, PRICE, &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP
FOREIGN AND DONESIYO
DRY ,GOODS:
No. 816 MARKET STREET.
w•rornu '
SPRINek, 1660. •
EitrA7.litp l a
. M.47W7Z7 7- '
n o ammo, vow
R. WOOD, MARSH, £ HAYWARD,.
*loiters /Ad Wholoiolo
DRY GOODS
An.
CLOTHING.
. No. SOO MARKET Elfroot,,L PtallodoWdai
WURTS. AUSTIE;44 •
•MoVEIG7II:
AND .INNSNDS',!
DRY dOODS- ,
'main
/11,,, e n
maitr nXr wrlto'reAsh-.1
FITHIAN,- JONES.
WitOLEOALI IMAMS"'
FOREIGN AND DOMERTIO
—RO 0 D
:4
igiw MOPS marring omits dr* . far
CITY AND SNAIL TRAWL :
latorlors Cl
000D16 •
.11A1111312)*11/11
NO. sal maiuutr '
AT Oar prattat drag*, selaagod lit *hi bit* HarOpeaa
Sarketa by of rsolvia; b tha moot totaalato lee, bare
war orfaufwl. - • • -14.11 m
FERTILIZERS'.
rllO FAR M ERS AND 4-ARDEN - RES.— The
•••• siabsoriber hes now on band a lamp tote 0/314V
DIE POUD.RaTT.E. cash superior inatity,Whiesi snit
be sold at the lowest ' pricier. Warranted to tee
Wiest:Ann. I will in all oases warrant its iltua
Wit. •1 INFON. Second streettoni IHNOTO above tile nit
Toll Usti. Offloe, 111 3 riortOlsoiond strest.labors
Franklin avenue. Frotedel ?cc apwie•
FANCY DRY GOODS. •
,
BURNETT. - ' , i
SEXTON. is 1
SWEALIRINGt.S
Winton of
FANCY GOODS.
ENGLIBII AND GERMAN HORIERT.I
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.'
LADIES' DRESS TRCIINAi r
IMllllTE—Shetlind Wool,E•ohyro VAR
N. CH MAE e'T
' fela.tmy3 1..
H . DUHRING &
Noo. be and 96 NORTH FOURTH URFA%
Aro now rowdyism, by rbooowbro *Moak from fa
ros*, their
SPRING
,IMPORTATIONS
ENGLIIIII AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
• GLOVES, AND SMALL WANDA'
Kaolin* Sowing Silk eind Thread—and roll lt Ai ja•
48-ainT HON./
'pinion of their onmpts`a and well-Aistorte stooir—)
TADAITIIID TO Sonaiaai AND
TRAM AS ' & MARTIN,
SEWING lIIAACHICIEN.
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. ,
HHITILY 001, Agent, i
we offarrxtrr STREET, "mono FLOOR.
luahlass, vrielOperstorm, on hire 00 Privets F 11111.
11111.11011 01110211 ' t
T Weet STATE Street, T:enbr*,
110 01ENT1tAL SQUARE, Easton, P.
all
W ILOOX & 6111388 1 8g " e ‘• •
ORINE.—The great and loorsseisi dirmad
Wile= k 6NIV IS•wir Mitchum, yi p s _6 13 4 0 1441,1i
VPaeli e dle ir:i•hoite . til a tiarifird *MU
efl-tf
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER Id FENNE.
•
• WHOLESALE
. UMBRELLA}
AND PARASOL Ilk/MUMMER% '
Na. 330 MARKETRPErt .
fel-Pan PHILAD
MEDICINAL.
NI NS. WINSLOW, ,
mi. 41( NIPItititiNOED MOS VID limit
vtivialaa, pc.nu. se Ike sts•saon oi skethin• k••
SOOTHING STRIT
)OR 0 H,I,VDR sNTi Z T IN(
wil xtw ish vg ve g Y ums imili tt t atirs&C" f ati ° "IN
'7 " -L iitritg l itrienTll ll6 olllo is is.‘
~•rowd. Oise* It. motto" t li y e Nolo
,LIMP AND . as Awl. TO - YOUR IN AA'/
= l ra I
en. s '"%"i g . Vol 116; tu i . too mti riti h am , D IT
) sia
1 f 1 1 1 P i tt -IP4 ru, 0 ' D PI l it a? ? 2
g .
iiintirili- , ....,
7,4
is
arms ir A r d o lam oil
, I . r o A, ' t -
041. moil' 1 Va, In , w o oas pe ts
sae mud 1 n - • sk
"1 "Vpi 14. 14 't e s t 4. 1 81-
4ulst ! • Tt e rt' w.f . tr no ; r i l sr oat .. :3
— 7 , 10 0 4 t .
rid oo" r . riat a in , .pi ! s- a , _ ortlnt7
ifilttir '.
g,,.:i iseafaitst
NO oow Ito , 4 ,1 do y ,
.. mood
ofotor
- , . , ► titgaw
i't not okay •01.1••••• • • 2 . 0 Ilk . y o a , t o t . ,
41 = 6 • =lli 1, 4 ' . lTal cif
VlArtg o wil lnf le - e •. I ' botwa lvil e tilis c OoT l ir
Witi. n irte if,* it th : • trp , ow row
Iff i NtlNl 4 b ' X ~,.* II •r t' Ai r
li,
ow umfm,„7.. , litreirt A a r i tPl
e triatirgoiii Ads !it not t 7011 or adios.'
2 ° r t : r irr u erd . riT r Ai et lead '11!"
Nit
this lisot, :. 02 h.,,r,.. d q ui v
, f r
w r ho ri 6J.l.r. t lf I
o i 1
.1 1
t r ir
ot rt u t ismide!..i ttitt
a .
r. •
Witold bi ) A etarklito w Id. hinel
.o.omoo No, LI i
, • "'woks outfit . 4 , . Yo . ''hill ,
I ,
a k r i er tl4o 0. 1 14/IPliDe
Aga de 0 irmili 1... ....ForllO. In! eon:- '
Thee he4 4 tiedtetite .a. nei r
criand said ynth a laile.
"Pgreiatrjagit t laVitallas a Mi.
Or th iP I R i lialll Nikes thee mine.
I till. trariatyEellriel i ll tails ot lour Ilya ;"
I. lige,. ii7 4 47iVarWilt Ihrollikiai the th y; " 1
,And au 11 !OM the roars a her bad: .
~
" There Ii qlsti Wltrifth ono and th e Ur,"
MHO a, ,1 ist riimil to* :• , ,;
Aiat are • rit r(e ttatitt_ e lend and the hip
In the °opt the trent, Tower Han: .
TIME is imOrili sVikt the him p end the Up,
won ttin ow or ono is tam !Nit i • , • •
ill*re cheery" so taint the noels and the heed
hat wittalenn urn OWOr KO Mt. ,
Oa;
,ilea,
so
~,
~ i *b. oup. which maj throy!Ontbeelif
..-:„Witir fOlitithelf and yowling, • • '
If a rc ''
gill . 0 1 1ilinotl the otofit Tower Nigh. , „
O _ UM WAIN/Ma Uke VIM
A,,00miii4A454,401-Ssibrtspl! stook of -4144
--Tkiteer:Otr, solo
, ids attoitios of wholosols
sit#se cs'ui litsitid;st
TO*BO4I,4*,,tIprit4ILIFET St.,
' BENNETT & Ott
Ulll4 *gm" ionsirml #O,JSES
Hat ‘'
8111b1°I 1860:
.
• - ..4; mum GOODS.
: Pp= Azigvlm Rp,s,
44Airj i Zia 00
, 70)1210N AND AXERIOAN
GOODS,IY
"sch.ty N. THIRD MUM%
•
. • 4.IIULADDLFRIA, ,
Wolk ' Om*a tovittia:tho attention of Omits
itoroistaioDialeir. ,
2440 E Ain Itipreircsanin no= OF
bPRING GOODS;
•
Int[eF
ttpy vim* iroooDipi in atom -
1 1 1 1 riritolFau 'would Dad it to %oft advaotaire to
tiiN 1•11.4":.
1490). ! 4 ! N 61 ' 1860.
tlll
PORTER AND WEOLHBALS OHALERS
; •
,Irositaag A3PD DOMBSTTO '
" q"' A tttt,
: ' :.l 4 z,i4t 'l iIIEnORTE THIRD -
R A D
iieporsri4 ;c, ova.. to cent( ina moot et:-
teagllie it h yere. one of the
LARGEST
•
MOST ATTRAOTIVI STOOIO3
L 014 main. awl es Prtiis tAat Hitt defy eeiteett
sly fa thlo. bit in ma Om orb
gosiff. WEI lad 'oat, etoek wall Wooded at all
N wp of ths year.
WAY,t 170. E. Dinar,
• NI% MAT. Whet • on. P. WAIN
friO' M E 808 ANTS BUYING GIL-
Abiirens'AnD WINDOW BN.ADEL .
iftl4 AB 0 N Zia, SMITH;
AItANUFACTURNIDS OF OIL-OLOTHS,
D.NOJITR• TIN RD' NUNEZ PEILADDLFKIA.
helleekteithe attention of deshote tom Lone reek of
'MAL Flat.% AND OARRIAOD OIL OLOTNA,
.TTVI•DJUIPIN OtiAnD O&L 04PAIDUOt
14144 A sittela foY &sae. The tamed steak cif
imaDBB see BOP! ROLLANDS In the
4. - -#OO4eNI rime Welt deb eonopeeitine. feSke.
ty • 4ILLASIORE,"&OO.
ntaikiiirgnatutri mire. .
axiiDaatais IBt, •
FA;10.1..
WHITE 000 DO, LACES. wows. EHSHOESH ,
AM& HOOMBir GLOVES, MITT& AND .
SIS-Sal SHAWL&
I pilaw ~mu WY. tS. PAZIRLIA. SOW. D. WOIL
4J00P.113, PART! AM, I/ WORK,
181PORTBN8,NIANUPiOTDABIN, AND JOBBERS
'ON
HATS...OAPS'.
AND
STRAW GOODS.
NO. Al NOFN I 7IRD STANN_ triw
ronstimtly pa di Ikroessonm. o
i ttnri n g= "lm leg l inggirs, orer
e t iat ,
LAING ifia AIAGINNIK
iginperteis and Wholesale Duds» in
IRISH, mum ANVANERIOAN
'SHOE THREADS;
FRENCiII - AND ENGLISH LASTINOB
AMPTA CT IFU R LFTHEM B dOI%
8., 88. ten.
BOLE AGNATE/ FOR
OurzWe otlebnited DLL Machin, Bilk. and Untield's
Patent BooVkinsk.
110 31) Roilk THIRD Btrut fe4-3m
SOWER. BARNES. & CO..
BOOKSELLERS
AND
PUNLII7IIII 07
?ELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS,
EMMONS , GEOLOGY,
BROOKS' NORMAL ARITRMETIOIL
SANDERS' READERS, to.,
No. 8T NORTH THIRD STRERT,'
Mart aide, Wow Atop Stmt.) f*Slei
flit CHBBTNUT tjTREBT,
=TEM
A P A QAT A G
SEAMLESS BAGS.
IN ALL frIg7IML
CHINA AND QIJERNSWAUH.
901111,NBULL, AI4L & 00.,
IMPORTERS A= !.
WROT4IISALB DEAIOI/113
Is
01:1rNA AND •
• ' QUEIENSWARE.
Roc its Mid 93 807111TOURTN. 13TRER9.
(Between Midst and ahestaut sinew.) .
WirPaqINVIO Waif AMOY. GLASS, OPIN 08
IT VIM 40144011, as ALLIVRACTURERW PRIOR&
felf-am '
BOYS & STROUD,
IMPORTERS # JOBBERS,
Rare now on band a pornpl•t• Stook .of
• QUEENISVVAItE..
otAsswelui,. • • • -
, • YEENOu and
ENGLISH OHTNA
' At IMO OMIT N 0.119 NORTH, FOURTH nt.
four Dora biktoy era Panto' Hotel, to whilola they'
vita • attfratlon 0 WNOLliiiii LI istl TUC
Ainnt4 non ?meant* Gum.. nadm
MILLINDNY GOODS.
EnTCSMTN
NICHOLS
;11TIr BONNET STORE.
'SPRING OPENING.
THURSDAY.
• APRIL 6TH,
,Yon drs Fespootfunr
No. 116 CHWRIIT STREW,
'4114-tt
f4D, FERRIS,,M7 .0131ESTNUT Street,
Open!Sri l lllB DAy extra floe 1.13,0119 RN BON
' gaNk1.. 1 , 1 , 6 11 1 41V wdAiMitiVtifristlttfiTAMl
new ludo e. together with largo sesoitment of nom.
and children s Hata. spar -
piMISSES O'BRIAN.; . 014 .01IEST.
NM. -obove Sloth, will open PATS MILLI
PLYB6° for roo ibrins, *
on THURSDAY April
n• the
. t.. ° !}. - . " • apt ii
m e H. BAY' BcCo
• PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT ,
No. 89 BOUTR EIGHTR Street,
Above Chestnut:
, Thie le the only 'establishment In the city devoted
**elusively PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
variety of OVAL. GILT FRAMES on hand than oan be .
town!, In any one establishment in the United States,
end odour lower.
r tli i-Brlps Your Phoiosraptie, and have thorn fitted
w out'satta °hams. , rtna.am ,
RUPTURE TRUSS,
WHIT.E , Ii PATENT LEVER.
• ' • Minted at NEEDLE'S.
,TWELFTH and RACE Streets, Philadelphia.
Mir &OOP to Piltlehlet;"111 mh5l4M
Lip
;Ulla ft
i ° ;, °S;
; 00 4 41
!WI
1101 1 ' 1
night 1'111i:or
EirATII4DAVAPRIIi-14a11860;'
. . " James Gtitbrie.'' '''' '"^' '' •
. ::Ni t ,, e pirldrett - belorit 'A ''steich 'CT Abe - Hon.
,J.UtssAirmustit, gocriderY,'Cl the i'' resins)!
under General, Pamoi;taken,liorn ionic ' I3A
irlaniVer natilook entitled." istilits Aelita ' lente,
lithe Irene' about to be .published, by ellui4
'BePlitiinio*, of this city.• '' :' . . !
iii . 0 - ''
, tlTHatt having been strongly recom
mended pith° Deniocratie, party !Allis native
'State of Kentucky' as its faiorie candidate for
. . „ ....
krestdent, ,to. succeed bir. - ,Btrortanan, ' and
having many adinirere and ; friends in all Paris,
of the United Statea r we think . it may not 4 .
unacceptable W. env .rerlderst.so know. some
tiring more ot'• bis.privater biatory , as well as
big Publin,earedf. — '- '• . : , 10'1 . :.. •
M r . F oickriiii;*r.sr;! - ;.. y.stom. 'been lot lat e
IlltligliitikOl4,.l l 4o:', 4,1' lkibik itbliell Pl*
r ' l,
MOW, piktc of .the 'errantry in consequence Of
his known conservative mows in tepid to tits
, .
tariff policy of the ,country.. That pur readers
May- have somo.idea of them, we, extract frothe
bis king aid able reports on thisi subject, while,
- Secrete* , of the' TreeitUT , - the following briOf
" The history of the rise and progress of our ina,--
nufaatures, as given-in the tables of this report, to
rither with that of the grOwth Of eottoci and other
produetlone; is seggestivie of all that is required f to.
extend oat eotton tuanufaetues, to that ,of the finer,
r., a$ le t Abe enlargement of .the home and
reign mullet, for our golion and ciOttoriir,'And In. ,
eodlor .41 branches of our manufluitirring aud
agrioulturafproductione Allow the snesdrntaiplo- -
-tection - of 'a revenue tariff;
,rind place our faaaaf.
factures and production' upon torte sam'benefietak
frottricthafforeign manufacturers and - Aro+l 7 '
. fors enjoy,. in n our own and foreign 'countries, 01,
' tdking off the duty Mr ntim impose' on: . tlio raft'
material, and titre them fair and *ism/ comptE-%
tion, for the Aosse and foreign itnieskey, and e . ,
may safely leave all the rest to the,sktll and , -_
terprise of our people, . .
" Iron and steel being artio'bri of general usei in
all our States and Territorial, and nuessary.in the
prosecution of all industrial- ipnrsnits, the arm al
ConsAmption and the annual koms.production rid'
import - become amatter. of :solicitude With, Ma yv,
And of interest to ill: *- 'it v* - •
" The suggested xeduetton -- Of ihe itivainte-t,
by an enlargement of the free Usk - So as -to ad it
some articles of consumption and the ra w materials
used by our manufacturers to Olio` entry, end
lessening the duty on other imports. It'wu thonsht
that the duties from oil:stoma coil) well be reduced.
to some forty or fifty millions of dollars; and leave
an Maple sum for all the wants- and. requirements
of the Government, ; including Jim redemptio4 of
thepublio debt, as it should bec ome drie.lt seer
to me that good polity required the raw mat ial
used in our manufactures to be exempt from d ty,
And our manufacturers planed on an equality with
. those of Grest.l3ritain and other manufaotuna
nation, who admit the raw materiel.to free en t ry.
A. tax Upon the raw material is calculated to in
crease the Cost of the produotion, by the profits of
the Importer on the , tax on the raw materfai, nod ,
the profits of the manufacturer on his outlay for
that tax, and the importer's prat thereon,- and of
the merchant through
_whom it passes to the eon
sinner, interfering with the Manufacturers' enjoy
runt of both the borne and the foreign marke t, on
the same advantageous terms of the marinfactsiter
of:other nation,• who obtaina the, raw materialfrie
of duty. : • * - .* - J* '*':
.".,`
t‘ After determining to raise rerentte' by a or
tariff upon imports; the e4riestion arises as t the
beet mode of fixing thcaruettnt. 'Xt may be one,
tte
iy , levying a enecillo stun,' with or without Mini
mums, on all articles of weight or measure, Or by a
certain per cent. on - the foreign lathe; or oil the
home vitae, or by a combination of the specifier cud
ad , relorent principles. * " ' st: ..- * • l* .
" The existing tariff leers might be somodlfied
as, to be of more certain and easy execution, apd - . to
the prevention of. that fluctuation in duties of Which
,the manufaciturersand, the friends of protatition
complain. ' *" , * - * • *. f. C
'"The fluctuation in prices, and cons -quently the,
dodtuation of dutiee,,sould be greatly lessened , if
not wholly removed, by, amboriung And req ring
o
the appraisers to ix the vale* at the time of e tt-'
Afton, at the average foreign 'value for the_ last
three or four years: -
1 knowledge of allude!
of Altar ,production,
aliar,of -the shippl i f
r ti ..illacasettl° i .!
irgatiValt * '
' ikectwatinftfteliali
upon the appraised
in price, and. dude
temptation to invoic
For a more full
this aubj ect, we must, re,fer . to the Repaints of
1865 and 1856 themselves. But the ,leiding
trait of Mr. GUTHRIE'S public, character,While
Secretary, was devotedness to‘ the legitfmate
duties of his office, with in industry, energy,
and integrity that nothing could swerve:l -His
days and nights were not sprat in mak* po
litical combinations, orweighing political con
sequences or chances, or _in punishing pr.re..l
warding political partisans or opponents. His
aims were higher. It was his country, not his
party, in the administration of which he formed
a part, that could eirenmscribe his views or
control his abilities. rile hollered he !could
best serve both by honestly and ably perform ,
big his duties to his country. And n'ob ' ly did
he succeed. 100 . Secretary of the Treasury
ever won more worthy or enduring honors.
We had an opportunity to know, and can
safely aver that he brought the Tressuiry De
partment, in stilts branches, out of confusion
into perfect order, insuring despatch and strict'
accountability everywhere, By this he saved'
the Government millions of dollars, mid suf.
fared none to be lost.' fie may have- bfen, in
many eases, -too 'rigid, and in pima pinjust.
But such a man, just now, seems to be needed
at the 'head of the Government, as Is fully
shown ,by the' recent - developments of •the
manner the present incumbent him be enlsquem
cluing the public money upon his para Sites. •
We are no particular friend of ,Mr.lGiont
am's, nor an advocate for his nomination as
the Democratic candidate for the Presidency,
preferring another, but this much, as eh inde
pendent Democratic jOurnalist, wo believe is
due injustice to him.
,
There is ' nother feature of Mr. Gutman's'
pooltionwtileit wilrgive him 'prOnkinence at
°bateaux)... over most of the . other Southern
candidates he has kept himself entirely clear,
no far as we know, , of any committal on any
of the recent phases of the negro question,
and, therefore, can stand on any platform than
be made on this subject without ahy per
sonal dishonor, retractions, or explainstions.
ut lei IA *to' his' history;'as it is written in
Mr. SAVAGE'S book, of which, however, we
,can only give a part _
James' Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury in
the Cabinet of President Pierce, was born near
Bardstown, Nelson county; lientniky," in the year
1795. Remotely, helms ,Scottish blood in Warms,
but his morplatmediate ancestereemigratad to this
country from Ireland. .lILa father, General Adam
ti
,finthrle, was an, early, pioneer westward om Vir
ginia. A man of energy and aattirity,'h partici
pated with distinotion in the ' struggle wit tho In-
Mans for the region now embraoing six or seven
and
,es anas many millions of inhabitants; Among
other fights, he Woe in , the memorable battle of the
Saline. fought !tome. ten miles nest of Ohawnee
,town; i[lLiums, in which eilenerif Vi!litiam . Beadle
was eermusly wounded:' After the , piace,with the
Indians, General'Guthrie • entered upon' 41,11 pur
suits, and' represented his county in the Xentucky
Legislature for eight or ten year.. j
The son, James, wag educated chiefly at Bards
town, in the academy pro Sided over by a Scotch
man named MetAtister, - " by no Means an ordinary
man." .
When about twenty years ola he engaged in the.
enterprise—common, in those days.-of sending pro.
dime to New, Orleans end roads two voyages on his
own flatboats, returning home by land through the
Indian country with the profits of his venture.
'Becoming dissatisfied with this business, he deter
mined to embrace the profession of the law, whioh
he.did under the instruction of Judge Nowlin, of
I3erdstown, one of the moat high-toned gentlemen,
as well ail profound and acute lawyers, in Ken
tricky. Mr. Guthrie's manner of study is worthy
6f attention from .the young eandidate for distinc
tion and fortune in those days. lie studied as much
daily as his physical capacity would adroit; and,
the more fully to discipline and perfect his mind,
it was a regular practice with him, in reading 're
potts, to carefully consider the Meta, Weigh the
arguments of counsel on both Aides and then,
bet#e looking at the decision, to Wilto out one of
his own. , •
At the end of two years he was admitted to . the
'bar. Not being of a disposition toJ e st satisfied
with the reputation to be gained in 'provincial
town ' ho removed, in 1820,1ci
now,the ooluntetwat capital of ' the' State. . It was
not long before he made his miark,'.! and wee ap- .
pointed .by the Governor *Pi:luting, attorney for
the county, the duties of which Mee he fulfilled
with great teal and ability. - An 'incident will
serve to' illustrate his eiIXIAM Of character about
this period. Uncommonly slender in appearance,
he was what might have. been balled !. a gawky
Mug man.'!, ifs hail propeuted a noted bully
with. nab explioit'forco for acme offenee; that; nt
withstandieg great ability on the opposite side, the
jury Convicted the. culprit; Passing to Mintier, af
ter. the.adJournment- through the courtyard, in
vrhieh; owing to, h tai of rain' bht rl norrow path
way was left, 'he encountered the bully, armed
with a bludgeon, who, raising it, thus accosted
.hinc.tl.t , Mr. Guthrie, in your specoh this morning,
you took.the most unwarrantable liberties with my
character; and now, - sir, v'eu babe got to answer
for it." To this Mr. Guthrie replied, " Why, look
Vete, my friend; I got twenty 'dollars for' convict
ing you: I don't think./ should get a cent for put-
r-4 ,- •: , '• ,•„,
t. I t.
• , +
•
tilt ieit , to.denthk. Get • ont;of Any w*l-n: The
- fsAwtadthlif etiwet the Phil 9lo l4 l / of 4 14 * r**,
trotisatir vagabon are generelly shrewd philo
ooPliere, aire.ll4 Mr: tiothilite undimited eye,
hineit'alngY.- '147 ..„•••I*. •
Prose 425.t* the prevent,Mr.ftithrie -has beim'
J** 1011 Demooret. ,iii.e'seouxed the 13titolor the.
hero of Me WI Ofinaini; exerttofill It holigely
Aue the itituattt ttgutpilitb ihoOtiont*of iiWattleky:
have made, thongh lenltilicl7 In, OAP ml-,
nority. " • —
-- It may be Punter' stated that hewM sleeted foi
nine years anmeasivelyfrom I,ouleyilla to the lower
.brepoh of .tbei.viliplature, and was Xix years= the
-- fierietit, at the Otto of Wirer he declined a re
relettlion:' 4E14851, liewswehreted peed:Mnt of the
Sloarklien eflPerkt*Mvirexhe Constitution of the
Slate-4 1 thT ee trea' 46 was mi "dive mew
her, teeing the el pe es
to ties antigen of
-the etiittievvessid almepient andimpressive
bates. His inexhininPle tan& of. bo k r,i c ee a m e e
5w51 , 2 ,4 0 elle the labgasgeOf the liert'YOrk'Tii;
liiiii--I.Witeeertitithtlylo' hind 'to •shape•ktot 'guide
th e . t e gha e hhm„ ef i sions for,, the welfare.. and
a(4l. oonytotioupf
his probity enton an Manna Writ the
ittnieiitisdo itirdrewhO Whim eiltntenko' OMNI+
t hettere*****lo.4ooelnittl:#l9.
tireploarlem mitstoniOiorims, Wore 'this
bodiefeWhitieluf traieheirmiti
iivrnons extendedbrentere =awe ttk*
iltrailihterie t in:the bminnes of, a
_e tunnel
'
! Ail lipprObted' let Pleinied beim' 'eMitinitted
upon a verreorthy:eitisea of The ex'
asperation. of the .commustity wowpreset as to
lead to the conclusion 'that the Aniline mild not
bitie a lair Mai lb Tkraisbille, and a motion was'
daetdd in.thil court to change, tbe venue. to a differ-,
ont rituty. r pee' ledge _pat the nnuil.questiOn,
- "Is the prisoner ha email"' theslydriffattswered
heiVat riot?. . l lbile.dgis then directed him to bring .
'Mullin:. ;The sheriff sibilliet; there:wee a furious =
populace of Ave Wolin* around the ,lalf for the
PnrpOlie'of tenting
,hirtyle' Plaine hi menthe
was 'Wright' Out If that is theinleM n said the
ledge, " mammon the posse egasitatid4.l. l have
done so," said , tins 'Merit "'end I :eittniot 'get a
'tomb autilident for the' purpose." 'Mr Guthrie,.
'sitting in iniuryliabled bra beadotini panl is the
aberhi, .‘l3nnymoty me." They; pmeervied,imuk
tothii lair; 'the man lese lirought out; and
life:-Onthrie, grasping 'Mtn' by the breast of his
ooat, carried biro, Ihrongb the.erriktldePrelerm, •
C
anbearing eommandyng„ their. rimiest, end tiop
fleeing, tftelur that it wbulcf omit them Pt lteiet two
Greif to gOtAhEfolle.tbey wanted. eiv•-• *
• Xe 1863 he ores •.eppoluted.:Seeretary of the
lreasary.. •Thia, it will be remeralig, 'writes , a
Complitent attholitY,mateilie eitte Gardiner •
luid Giaphlir chair's; of-the emplityment •.• of- sachet
ternigtorr ef the enst ri ms,and of. unneetimaq ea
pees, of, the apefthei ptiblie tandiV lterGmes and
Other favorites , 'end' of-general'-derange
mentorid delarin the t tensillme tbst- Treasury.'
Ja the Sopr.yeare during whiolibe held the seals, a
change that 'astonished the whole' country • took
Wail... The Money of .thil nation, amolinting to
some $5,069,000 . , 'wee taken out MA. hands of the
many trrtalieueltite indtvldpals"R6o hid; abated its
illegarnie ; and the
_lndiipsindeat' Treasury, -with
ell its admirable refeguinMind *nation; was put
fully:and falsky inte.operallm.l, The sprat in
spectors were ditudesig.;_ilie,unsettled mamas
and balance's, 'amounting, .wherrho' Mitered the;
treasury,' to the: eisormoue :of $152,000,000 2
Wore *amid, at , the end
~sf four y e ess,, t o
$24,00(1,000. order, system, nyettioil,;lhe vigor--
our despatoh of business, without respect•of
soni t 'took the place of:cordasion and' 'w telmitum.
During thieperiod some noble,vesuls ere added
'to our navy ; the anny'sks' therein& fifttider to
afford more ample"proteetion M. Cu;. witendve,
frontier; $10,000,1100. were paid M. lideibm for the,
hiesilla Valley, and large sinntilinVarted in !the
eoastniotion ‘pablie Genoa 'tor MY& Vse of the
Goiminment it Weshingtoni'aed,the inoommoda.
HMI of brahoh mints, custom houses, ,pod Whom,
dif.,.elsewhere. Yet, after all theie extraordinary
'drafts upon the Treasury, bXr. Btlthris paid oft
1 1 0,00*10 00 of the public debt, breridel. the interest
%hemp. pral prempyreup.itet r qhme, end turned
over total suncisesorom the itlifaig, 1851,'
a ix/donee if easily $4000 ; 000: •
• ; dash is' ir , entartiaryref lide,Antimiq's materiel
eats hithe Treainu . Dopartureht;
Hie
,annual reports,wlnoll;lt Is' hoped,' readers
will examiner for themselves, abound:ln sentiments
of the noblest netilmithem, and the soundest 'tater
,mansttip, and- show that he, niadentinds °fir peo
ple and their interest'? 'AM-Ought*, Mid . has a heart
forte* ". !" tz, str • !
But the purpose of this_ eketoh`ii not en much to
exhibit, e public acts of bt.F.:Qtattri• on those
'points which are open to the -people, and- eau be
known by there; as to Dhow the Interior ,working.
twid (lista his ay*, Mr. Guthrie is essentially a re
former, lie was not °outwit' te 'administer the
brit lie was !determined 'it aerreet the
Abnies West the iloyartmenr, to, isoratinbie its resent
Algisaatiou.gi ,Itienreltati righted the Govehi .
meat witire they'hadhien `systitiffeed; and he
trodnoed' : and s esfegirards to protest
_ . _ yeas, Mr.
I much for'
`Tarp of-his
ie cotiof
cpronably
Ince, msyl
make up I
...dt-Treasusy., I
they got ►—Thane, *wanting of
&ere were occupied from three to six," months, if
not more, in 'settling such lit:counts. ".The result.
was, that the transaationa of these carotins and
disharsing offiresre did not epree,under,review of
the controlling authority for, approval or kebuke; in
general, for meth' thin slew. •
The now Seeratarj'a , notion ' was the • homely.
hard.sonest ,doetrism thatubort somata make long
friend?, ; and, perhaps , .of - all, the reforms he
Wrought In theTriresuryi none was more difficult
• than the one he &Rioted to this ragerd. He took
the bull -by the, hope," the largeet of them - all,
the Cblteotor of 'New Xork; wheee - Atoonntability
embreoee thirty thillienb a year: Re sett for Mr.
Bronson, and *.talked,the , matter 'over mith him;
and, although that ,gentlernan was startled at the
propoaltiOn -to make' theliettlsiinenta monthly, and
1 hollered it ireprieettoahlti, tefearingetti_tbe
teal effort of a fogmerSettrethry, of the Trsasury to
achieve the slime object, credit be it spoken;
he 'admittoa the 'greet iidtruitige' that would se-,
erne to hint ass welt as to thellovetnesent,.and.pra!
'raised to do everjthingthat he, could to carry into
effeot the plan_ of Mr:Gutlirie. • Tide he did, and'
Greene 0: .Bronson 'entitled to-share with_
Mr. Guthrie the credit of having soldered one of
the greatest reforms ever made in our 'system of
finance. A correopondenes ensued; conducted in
the most amicable spirit, in which Mr. Bronson
Candidly stated the ditheulties,and embarrassments
in the way of reform, and Mr. Guthrie argued to
countervail and remove Meth.. Mr: Bremen finally
3deldedlit objeotione,.andadmitted that the plan
:was praotioable. Of 0091ANS1113 Bronson - y ielded no
lerthecolleotor contd. say nay, and Mt.' Outhrlepat
the new regaletton. into authoritative force The
remit .10, that, from that thee, Treasury amounts
;have been rendered monthly inetead of quarterly,
and *tibia 'four daye of 'the end of each month
have been trade pawl through all-.the forme of
settlement in the ".Treslteltl beßlte the Giese of the
neat month. It is net eleplar ;het, with this sys
teni, 'there *itin,ntf doifittlta during Mt' Guthrie's.
admielittatien.• • I-La
In. the departinent , there are six Anditon,
Controllers, one thimmissioner of - Customs, one
Treasurer of the`United States, one Register of the
Treasury. - 0Ilei• Solicitor, arid one Light Rome
Board, making, in all, thirteen bureaus. Prior to
Mr. Guthrie's tirpe the heads of these bureau' had
_been left to manage them 'in theieown way, and
twOordidg •to their own views of-the' laws estab-
Rabies them: , Re prescribed :regulations to
Improve the condition of these bureaus in many
partioulare of publie duty ; but; . what was,
perbspe, most important 'and' efficacious, he
required each' head-ollitter to, make him an an
bust- report of the doings and proceedings of
his office. In speaking of this regulation, Mr.,
Guthrie said to a friend, a Of course,- when ,thej
make:the report, they will exhibit their offices in
'the best condition they can; and the -next. time
they report they will try to improve on their
former, and,. to do this, will - have to work up to
their 5110063811 , 0 reports and improve on them."
Hero was another prat tipel illustration of his hard
cOmmen sense.
The full exhibition of the-Rub-Treasury act wis
not in ordinary piece of *facial duty, in which,
when a head of &departmentpronounces a decision,
'the parties effected haveuotiung,to do but to Ac
quiesce. On the contrary, this act °fide. Guthrie
affected, pecuniarily, and" toa large•dregreeithe
Interests of some of the most - potent men in the
Country, and subjeotedliss to their most bitter de.
munolations. It will be remembered that three of
Mr. Guthritt'a predecessors had - pionouneed the
tietimpremleable, and had placed the public' funds,
I to vast' amounts, -in the - hands of irresponsible
bankers for deposit, for the numbest of stooks, for
the transfer of money from pint to polnt, and other
Purposes. Immense terbium( had been made, by
Individuals Dein ' the titer of the Money:
Thestorin of wrath which sprung from the appre
hensions •of the threatened destruction of this
source of gain was
A gentlemen of high standing in this country
remonstrated with Mr. Guthrie on the subject.
Igo stated to him ,that, ire changing the practice-Of
the Treasury in this - regard, be would disappoint,
the, expectations of many of the friends of Gen.
Pierce ; that he would make a split in the Demo.
*cretin party; and that hehlstiself WooM bodrivim
from °Moe. Mr. Guthrie , answered that, odi to
going back to Kentucky, it, irould, not emit bitic'a
second thought, as he had never sought . oflice; that
he 'should regret to disappoint the Just expecta
tions of any friend of Gen. Pleree r sont would de
plore any division is the Democrat!, ranks; bit,
if these tomtit wore - to happen—tboult be could
hardly 'suppose they , w o ul derfrom th is action of
his, be must submit to "hem AM, 'and would sooner
see the continent shivered to' atoms than to violate
his oath, his duty, and his oonsolenoe. •
i'unding the idea of giving the interior work
ings of Mr. Guthrie's mind, it is to be stated that
in the session of the Senate of 1855-58, a commit
tee was ,raised on retrenchment and reform,'Of
which the late Senator Adains. of Misshillppi, was'
chairman. - Vibe gentleman addressed' a letter—,
perhaps a eiroular—to Mr. Guthrie, requesting him
to point out any ablate which had fallen maim' hie
obtorvation, or any reforms to be made in the con-.
dueling of, the business of the. Government, ft
has already been remarked that 4r. Guthrie is by
nature a reformer; and at MS time, be had been
TllO7O than two years in - office. Mr. Guthrie an.
SWered.by etiting, lirat,-that , he ,lied afraid) , cor
rected all the abuses, anti made all the'refomor
within the, province of the Treasury D epar tm e nt,
, were ,Within his mompetenoy as the head
of that 'department, and gave a , list of these'
referral's-In detail. kHe nest pointed out 'to
Mr. Ademe the abuses. esisting and the re
forma te Int Made; which "could, only be effect
ed by, the authority of Congres+, adding that be
hid repeatedly brought them before its notice with
out being able, as yet, to procure its action thereon;
and, thirdly, be subjoined, that If there were any
shone to be porrootedp or reforms to be made in
Congress, or in dipartmentb or the Governinent
other than the Treasury, he impOisitalltat it wee
riot for him to suggest them, but •for Congress itself,
or the heads of such departments ao move la the
matter, -
THE WEERLY PRESS.
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lonite time for 40 C5")1441,
ANTS•.
Th ere to smith rion of A pire,ltir.d In the h
' character, and swains of ttihr i Ige A atuteaniu
which gladly wild bsrpresented if yeas penult..
tbd.,E'One move arataiour, Jammer, to ahoy, wit
wind" the east of Air, tantk v i e 's I nirst,„ but Ida
Rua alba, authority and responsibility devolving
on' the guardian of the publierlyisanty fellatively
the other weathers of the Goientaerd. , This
anecdote is given on the nntlioritiotu en e r el Oust
ing, in a aposoli dtil Y at,Psnail
olaim had been prosentod
_titer by a
gentlemailialbialthighisi;grialligik legislation
in QOAVASIN ,to 44uv anent of, suia,coo 4 or more.
and the illeeretary, upOis eiguineut tin the law
gliebi of ' the zdairt, tisk rileeted the abaft In
writb 3 S- Some tasallaufkar thicdocidon the ?resi
dent, aerial.. sent Ad Abe Treitary - for'the'papaie
brought the inkiest sp:ia:llthatist smiiillarg. ,
riturt e d u Arigwth azi rret artercrelt e lr in istat r a
*11.14_4 niid, ‘,‘ alt,latillaraa s *lab 4 1, 11 **Vibut
your, Departnenti are - ebbald het: year
'6i'lt iii.“ottanialistoeitlibelf urge
4x4lo , iti`2! t - t is isiabea twt dreaded
in the Tresory. uooa onorning," l - Wed,- *gig
isibia)Papwalked att.' :Shined, iitterseting, Oen-
Cashier sonlabgaa tbetX Bie l were slept to enemy
th e tha n lid, aimale gabiddia Oitiritadylla
ddit. -;' ' • -
studs dutili• , . re(niitolcsiAnoiiiii has
been - daunted abnoseexelarively: te. 'the . parialt!of
his railroad enterprise, end to tipr .enporsent . of
domestio and soolal'lnterodurse: Be does not un
dentinal., aosit ebawarisnui carmott practice r the
to the liaprobably itinki with
o opo men. e t
Lowialetoliat the' Presidency ls:nedtherta•he
Mooed toriaduaufai. E. • '
flormon•by:Deif. S4c,lgton, D. D.
f •Diudriraain IS laa lwriox,eacitovas
nipikaipiirembizr. • - ,
•
' Wi have redelred a copy of the' fret Swum ( ha
pamphlet form, preached 'by! the Rev. Dr, i3v-lk
ton, in the hall 0f:14,41014a -of ateptufleptatlyiss
-at Washisaton, star his election to the Ohaplit7oy
Of that bod y- -; - It wae`daiieered'oa BUnatiyi 'Mint
.41 has- bean - :conaPtiwads
with the repeat of knarcberaf dlatlngulahed gen
tleasetsAsho n is t, 4whio „ws barn from the"
publiahed correipopdence,) ilia' fading, thiaintel of
Mae: 14446 Tahisbetia;loiturilieketnit; Rower
A. Pryor, B. Joy. Morrie ? :WO /dolmas, lad
others, its; app arel:atilt print
.i rcay be ,regarded
goahrtintiatoomplrmont io.lia gifted author. 41
The ‘ ttlS . olitfie was lirinai4‘igion oar iitaiienr 'a
praphettd aniontaisolaht tUntilitat irk • the 24th of
hiatthetti ‘ 1 Mimi ad.:Earth Shall.,pses away,
hatroy wordi:ohs4 - fan have
readthe sermon with rianottpleianre, - Srid ire not
aarpiisal that iti 'deliferyehinild hafiriadiried a
`doilielo &fele pretervid in a more . taduring
form for circulation: In readies it ,we ocial4 al
most imagine thewhitadaireduianof Afty:one; ap
parently Imrdene4 with ,tiefoosts of *twenty win
ters loohlnAoutpee!ddi _nerg "congregation, our.
viaiN the now j ohanzil :eurroWndioito, and hear
life itringly *prat - else - adeititrilli• -echoes `front
000.0104 id' iniiiheniiMl lie -recalled
the ait,'ltfthlte 'o2s. who
have elide Sway'. Of the.., ow., Awaked
SA - 4Toletaii laalbeis of the &two are.nrased) who
WOO thins wham Mr.tilteekton, .rfal OhaPh ll of
Astbody aqtarterat a wham ego,,that, have
aloes departed, this lib, and otaestrarant Ocutan
porary, Vanabars arc atao ,r , a#tt died
daring this 4 . 11 + 1 , '"
--
The ohnimtnit; holm' MS& :Uie. trualzar is
which tate leipintipliei is Iniroduisd, Were well
cebilatid i to iertoraalideetion on the park
of hie heirirsi" The•Dootot 4bornotliaggeet the
lakisiryas - akthe transfer. &air time. to,
_eternity
whloh a' quarter of a venter,. lowa ,anadijsr es-
Tooted to perform, int the Titration, -could hardly
have escaped Is beans!, t i. 41•4! Stukreeord
the .11btory af lime leers whin.lhay sae lone !
What mighty ohengee rsaithipietorta !
Thexoi}oir►sg,wb4hwaiiei'l erre* threidnuuta
of the Aboriastt P'rir• to: • "diserlplion of
the °denture above erreCts,lb,fit Wasidniten
c0r04,664: •••
The lioneeluill watettnithed yeeterday with a
very large andienee, who came out to bear a ser
mon from thine!, Souse chapieht, Es*: 'Thomas
H. Stivekeivr. dissorusit ireasiweryintareating
anCebionent toes-. .X l reatriTts ,Plint ago Mr-
Ettochten wattolmplain to the tellalte,:init his al.
tosioni Itto 'the I:lnitiate:it 'ClizoiresiMist Of that
day Wete fult'of hoe. • Theesecteds .jeae him.
s pi irortlet 21 4 1 0 1 4, 10 4.404 e akk
hilt of, snowy whiteness 'Wing shwa nein his
itiouleterClest litoisgist kWh& thweiblerikit of the
Old Teetareent,' , Miles heessieslill efts* and
safe the rMlt to steed. le -to see while ic t e erwill
hie sermon; yet, spite briddit'eset, oue
the sail' ho liest's"» ter.
ihr i VPWir s TaiA — M " ,,,p;,V,!, l __
Esiettiehis - voree teite 4 thinfiet the old
men add No marqwhe 'samba= trahlushing
intideli• will: deride the Itighar It was a
novel thing ',for a towers , chaplain to him the
coarage to seen tater - the phrased ' the 'higher
/est ' nrearberrf of I: earwigs" - might take
offense.' ; ' - , .
Rermsa or 'rem Jews rt; 'Paneirints—Among
other ,efforts piikipg tolicilitate thirefiani of the
Jews to 'Pelotas's,* see `that a tneetrog of Chris
tian gentler/ten Wet s t atinitlYbeld et - the" Atwitter=
'mean 'lfotel, i 1 Jenitafem; the-objestef which
Wart to consider thi prOpriety of• ootutheneing a set
tlement the HatriLehdy to teaok agriculture to
the Jews,' witli thaview of realizing QV& to the
land of thehtforefethi4l l 14 4 4- for whiO was
ntmonsly adopted, ,Largs contribuderut are also
being given to this object,by:the ewe. The four
principal cities in Palestine at the ppteea time,
where children the Rehr's* faith 'reside r to any
extant, are Jernealem,(wheie tittle ire ihont three
'thorisatd,) liehron, in Judea; and Tiberias and
Beet Utdiletr. - Mast , of theee sive in great
poverty. There are , not a 'few indleations, es;
cially in ems of the rzeSult :nraventeatalf Et;
peen sovereigns, that, at no distant . day„
tion, long a scattered and •peeled," will. becomik
subject of groat intemt, to say Ihe least.
That there are many ether:loons notions held bt k
both Jews and Gentiles with revisit - topic rumor I
in 'which the unfulfilled proPheties: oonseroing
.1864' as a nation, are yet to be reit - ma r ts not to
be doubted; nor should- it be aupposed that any
movements set on foot by inert are at all likely to
be, in their wltiniate results, in wmortienee with
the object. of their desiguers. Qt this,, however,
we may rest sentmdithet.every, fitture, movement
with*ertrdsgr, Souke`teatt ieterett, thin
long - 4 0 11. 100 ted,..,,T4, - Ws May, eer,4elpised people,
will be balled sa44lint - with'prinfonitions by
letudenta'of prOPlteey, althOugh'tie grind ends, stilt
maturing la the'wOmb ofdistiny, miy be attained
through' permitted end- employed, which
on the part of their human - originators, look to a
vast& different Lime.
-Cormaciaatrox,orwasitrasor ow Br. Jost.We
learn that the Rt. Rat; Bishop Sweeney, recently
appotitea by thelloly See to -the Bishopric of St.
Johni N. 11.; will be: emulated •oo Oirodo,V., tho
15th Met . The, Most Rev. Arebbiahop of Halifax,
with other prelatisa, 'tettepirth the ceremo
nies: The Rt. Row: Hide* lettewatriok. will assist
at the 0 0111/Ogratkln."; - 4 3 SstPl, racir 4P#
-TN; .4se,
s klytellettleill: a prominent
minliter in the- Baptist Chnroh, for Several years
pastor of the Vast Bapilst Chttroh, Lifajette,
In
diana, his been obliged to - resign pastoral
charge, on account of ill health. About two years
iv, we remember that strenuous efforts were made
to securer - the eerrieee of thiciloquegtidnister for
the Fifth Baptist Cluorsh.in, thiCeity, now the
*barge Of Bev. Herriwether,HriniOn..
Monnomon.—* eorrespondenti of the Ituispirci
fmti 'masking of• the abomination: of Mormonism
as they eiist in Utati, Says:
You have noldei of the state Of things out, here.
Mormondom is a kingdom -in -the United States;
Brigham is king. Lie is the Chureh. He makes
war and peace. He treat, w ith the Indian tribes,
and sets theta against the citlecni of 'the United
States. He raise* armies ;. calia. money.; assumes
to be independent, and is independent do facto.
This is the state ofPeeerat: The 011irtrt'df Probate
is tha Supreme Cleurt,rind theireifs* OppeaL The
+naturalisation lino an delledi,and• nineteen in
twentrare foreigners. ,They will take part with
England in war. Thor out off the reeds East and
West. 'Every- vial '-has-' as many- wires as he
pleatesi :lie:gate married for 410, ami 810 more
gets divorce. , yet you rest can at tho
North. could 'yod mach more. It (Utah) la
thei plague-spot of eta. ocuntry.'
A .Uutvaullar• Tunoun IiwiIiCOVALTAN. Dr.
Huntington. of Harvard, College, wise recently
renounced Unitarlanism Wm confirmed in tho
manner and form' preiciribed . by the. Episcopal
Church, by Bishop-IleatbursW ist,Ohriat tibeleb,
Cambridge, hint But ida The doctor to a
candidate for .1101 Y Gram,' ,
gioisr enterprise
is being 'started hint' in - Beinati,'Whioh has al.
ready . raised POMO tweeds, building: a church.
SrrintiitOrt Cpisittikro Alexaroa,—Mr. Spur.
gra has declined as invitation from thaCongraga
done! Union to participate to Its 'anniversary ex.
ercieee in May.' He erriteeto Dr. !Thompson that
itts quite inspossiblie..for him. to leave home at
-present,, for America, and add*: "I have been
Pearly sevenlearewithoni a rest, and am hoping,
this year, to make• a little journey upon the Con
tinent. kismet then come hemp again, and if God
shall help rue, stick to' t for another 'area years
Ric*: T. L. CYYLZR, of New York:, has resigned_
the paetorate.of the blarket..streat Reformed Outer
Church, and accepted the eall.of, the Park Presby.
torten Church, corner of be Kalb' and Carlton ave
nue, Brooklyn.' Me •tierisit. once upon his new,
Pas u 's e lr c a l teB.
S 801 .% o;Cillit ia; ID. ArMzeirriza.—R ay.
_Henry 0. Alexander has been elected Adjunot Pro.
fessor of Rhetoric Ind Logic in Princeton College,
in plucks of this late De. Alexander. The gentle
man ohosen is the fourth of ‘ tbat mune who has been
oonneoted With the institution, 'his. grandfather,
father, arid' Wide having ' held- petit - Pons In the
Faculty.
-OBRISTIAn LIM,IRALITY.-31r. J. H. Brown, who
supports fifty-twoyoung
_Baptiste theological stu
dents at Reward Colleg e, Alabama, at an annual
cost of $ 13,000 , has reeentlrendowed a theological
c h a i r in that oplgeloy .16 contribution of $25,000.
—Presbyter's- 4 W , .
-Da. Teal:VA Canso' —ln AR. deor 4 ga'a, (New
York,) on Gotertridey, the provisional ninon con
firmed-forty prima. On - aviaday. Dr. - Tyug
preached hie Iptb annlyeteir: arson.
10101* INTEiLSEMC.