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14rILMALPITIA,AVRiNDAY,
110i44DAY,' MAY 21, 1 . 860: f,
e'er:feel Erifeluments: in England,:
Among thq last news from'Englandis the
death of the Archbishop of Canterbury.,
Right Reverend Father' in God, as his title
rune,) Joni Brno Regina, D. D., pritnite;
of AR England and Metropolitan—the Areff:
bishop of York ; being simply 4‘ Pririf* of
England " less the aft=had reached the
age, of eighty; . He was a, Cambridge_ man,
and won several ,University, Honors. , At tale
age of- forty, ;he was appointed to I one of ,9re ,
"Golden Prebends": of Durham, a A:lexical
flitieetlTO Werth s2s,oooi:year, which he held
with other lierative' 1 . 8 4 4„
he was made 'Bishop of Cheiter' pity:
ferment was ; said; at the . timei to have :been
conferred
,upOrt him' at GEORGE the F . ,Oprtliol
request,"ohthe stiOng solicitation of his fa,.
vorite, the notorious. Marchioness of Coarrto*4
Rau, whit had previously obtained,. for hia
elder brother,, the. Bishopric of Llandoir fir
1826, and that of Winchester, worth $62;501,'.
in. 1827. She was nearly related,fo bOth - pr i o 7
lido. 'We are willing to think, however, tl
Dr. J. B.' &mina owed his mitre Le tlaelink
that he had writtedmany booka of great velure
•
including cc Evidences of Christianity," Ea
title& of,' the ,'Gespel ',and 'aerial •of ..th
Epistles, airinunierotisaermons,.
In 1848, on the,:death, of Dr, HOwyET , tha•
arch-see of tantsibary.became vacant. }/4 ;
the then Bishop of Londen (Dr. Bionriso)
be enas mild as he Wei learned, aid as 'Moderate
as'he Was arrogant, the Primecy would natti- ,
rallyhtive been Di 2 SsatuEL Wrinsnronds,
'Bishop of aitord,—commonly, called; ' Slips. j
pert' Sam," from his , intriguing and wily na-f
tare,—was then' in. great ,faffer',. 4heeil : yip.;
Toitu's ,Conit; - : and he was • citnsidered-,'
faiorite for, the great Canterbory Stakes.',
he had, even' then, exhibited tt4 tinenekriOat
tendency to Puseyism, and tho Prime Miniett
of the day strecepsthili grad with:the - gnigq .
that his appointment ,to
never answer. - He recornmended:Dr. Sink*:
whose opinions were on the LOW Chirch sidec
and ho Was Made ,Archbishop Oanterbttryi- .
et-the age 'of sixty-eight:- 'ln
; politieshe 'Wee:
as liberal•as his position could allow,and ii*
conduct and manners were very: conciliatory;,
It willte difficult, at this moment, to appoint'
a suitable 'suCcessor.
As a general, 'though not inverlablti = rule
the Archbishopric of Canterbury is conferred,
upon one of :the Bishops; it tieing desirable
have -some prevjeteleiperterice in the eleriest
rule of the diocese. .There are the Arehttlidingi
of York and twenty:seven !Bishiiiiste-ebetc;i4;
from. We should .'think,
crated Bishop - of London in 1850;111 ' 01y.: tn;
succeed Archbishop Bunsen; pikt . l9r petit;
parative youth. Tarr, a Seetchufati,
'educated in England; is now only,4o4ners
That is the only objection to WM. "HIS *ding
nistiation of the diocese 'of - London has been'
admirable, and he ityin all.resrieets, an exciel;,
lent many ;and a conscientious; 'able; hard=
working, and energetie,,divine,
tOrd patimasroityas Peetmer,firet the
stowai of this great 34.0 reeofirikeh 'prefer;,
'ment,,one of the Most' ltterativenflieenin
gift of the ei 'of the Prime
.tor. The. emoluments
.. of the'lArchhtslioit
of 'Canterbury 'were `almoit
ftcant, until the year 1888, when a hill' lose
i
passed, reducing the neetine of Cantertinry*
*75,000 a year ;- York•snd London to $50,000
eitselt; Winchester's36.,ooo;44 027,500, - .lind
'the other", sees ftom"s2s,ooo so,ooor
Land and dwelling hones, belonging to Most
;of the Knglieh Dioceses, were let at Shaw,
nominal rates; the, tenant paying heavy- fines
at the renewal of each lease, 'such fines form;
erly belonging to the 'Archbishops and
respectively: Thus the late Bishop et Louden'
received for Many Years about ,35%000 tesloo,e
000 extra on'account of fines exacted when he
leased building, grotuid, belonging 'to his at
-ocese, in the Wes) end of Loudon:, 'The now
Archbishop of Canterbury, howniver, will have
$75,000 per annum, beades,having Lambeth
Palace rent-free, and Adlingten . Park, in
Surrey, on the same easy terms. ,
Besides this,: he has immense< path:Magi:
The clerical ; iovince of Otuderbnry,speetally
includes a district of its own, (greater part of
Kent and -a Tertian of Surrey), and. twenty
sees, among:which nre - London; Winchester,'
and'Osferd..: The Province of York has only
six• snffrigart Bishops. Moreover, the Arch
bishop of Canterbury appoints to 'every four
• •
vacant Canonry in ,his cathedral, to, six
preachershlis,there, to two areltdeaconries,
"nun=' to ' two. hundred and seventy-seven
'benefices. The income of these benefices runs
from $lO,OOO to s7Bo' per aiiminil—there being
ir.ers , lew at the smaller rates. He also can op
pojecto a great many lay offices connected
with the administration of his archdiocese. • '
• The 000' remarks were Written a few day's
ago,and crowded out by .press of important
political and local news, They were suggested
,by line n in, the telegram Or news received by
the Europa,: that. the .A.rehbisholi of Canter
hntylhimi died. We-have since received oar
'this 'of English journals, ito the 6th init.,
incluilve, and find no mention, 'Whatever; of
this death. , But,' in the London Times of
the above date, we have the following an
nouncement':
, .
' LEA= or TIM AROBBIBBOP OP Yoak..--We re-'
'gret to annoutioe the death of this great dignitary
of the Church. The Archbishop of York died last
eveningat Italf,past 8 o'olook, at his residence In
Beigrave Nuttre. We - aro informed that only a
fortnight yesterday his grace complained of dint.
nese, after entertainieg s select circle of Mends at
'dinner; - and although unimportance was attached
- ,atils , time to his indisposition begradually became
worseand died, as we have Mated, yesterday. The
Right Hon. and Most Hey.' •Thomas 'Musgrave, D.
D., was son of rw draper .in ()Ambridge, where he
was born, in 1188. After an elementayy isdpealion
he entered a 4 student at' Trinfty College, Cam
bridge;lulBoo, and was • 14th 'Wrangler in 1810.
:When at Cambridge bp obtained lwoond'ineni•
bees prise for Moline Bachelor' in 1811, Proceeded
Al A., in 1812, became Lord Almoner's Professor
of Arable in 1821, and was Senior Prodder in 1801.
In 1837, r. Ismagraye Was appointed by the late
Tie)(itint Mel )ourne Bishop. of Hereford, and an
the death' of Archbishop -Harcourt In 1847 was
translated to -he archiepiscopal See of 'York, Tito
late Arobblibbp was primate of Hogiand t .st Gover
nor Of the Obb.tter Reuse and of Hing ' e College,
;Visitor of Queen's College, Oxforti,e,COMlthikieller
,for Building Churches, end elector of St. Augus-
Dne'i College, Canterbury. go married,' on the
.I,2tb of peootnbor, 1839, the Hon. Catherine, young
est daughter of the late Lord Wateroarki and ids
ter of tile prpsept
f,The telelraphsd foreign news supplied •by
the'agenta fib's( Associated Frees is 'yery
±cOricot, ecemilonalib . and care ithoHld be taken
to . prevent rueh errors. Proper names, we
"have inoticcd, are often given incorrettly- 7
and it is imossible to
,say whether this is the
,tamp Or the l
i Llyerpool and Southampton cor
reipondents;of the Associated press or of the
telegraph office at lialifax. We pay a very
large' subsidy, every week, for this fordgn
newp, sad are entitled to have it correctlyand
carefully gilen.] f •
The Archtdahep of York, wo may stdo, in
continuation 'of 'our previous remarks,has
yearly insinim of, p 0,900, with a residence in
London, ari t td BiShopstherpo jealatie,; nefeT
York, both :rent free: ljis province Cinsists
I:tr,the six northern counties of Inglane,. with
Cheshire and Nottingharpilhire, and itairtdos
the Bishoprics of York, Chester, Dilflule
Ripon; Manchester , and the Isle e
Ifis patronage is considerable, extenllng to
ell,the dignities and offices in the Orthedral
of York,,(ecept the Deanery,) and bene.'
Aces; With-12 more, to which ho Las tin right
of alternate presentation.
, Tho two English Archbishops , and 11l the
*shops, ,exiejit the latest •onsecrited; hive
seats ritypipet e d, WIWI constitute theta
Lords Spiritual," and rethßves them:#oo
their • dloceSes . tri pass •AS months of every,
`yeaiidLonden. tlioenrgYnym of the Church
of England - a seat In the •#OUse o f
Onpiaons,, • '- '
The precedence e' the Archbishopsist'very
high, ~Tha 440eliop. "Pantexhali tanks
next below the Oyal Family and above all
the Ministers of State and the whole of the
nobility. Aft him comes the Lord Chan
cellor, neittywhom the Archbishop of Yonit
takes rank. Then' follida the tWo`lrich Arch-
Mahar ' , O. agh and Dublin ) ) after whom
come the MI Were of State; succeeded by the
Peerage, acc riling to their reopectivi3 Classes
.ot' title and` ointry—Dukes of Eneland;for
[example, wlmie, linen,' Were ' created before
!.17Q7, taking Prat rank:Otang the nobillty,vilio
'do - noi . holdliktt' Mike; Dakes of g,cetlinoti
after these; thenDnies of Hreat. Britain cre
, abed b efore 18011, Dukes of Ireland next; and.
then 'Dukes of. the United' Kingdom, created
dace 1844, or whom Wrmarorion was the first.
The Bishops!rMc immediately before the Ba-:
Tons.; 4,40 lArchbiehop of Canterbury' has
the,solo righs of crowning the Kings' of Eng
land, and him 'tit , York acts'ln a shuilar capo- , 1
city-at the-o36{Unotion:of the, Queen-Consert.
&erg ' Arbbishop is a ,Superior„ Ecclesi
astiMd ' Stidg4 , , in, -Its own ' province. He ,is I
sphlien, Watt i 4 P Your Orace," . and is formally
''fiddrelnet 'as t ollirost Reverend Father inl
'iv•'J . '::: . •-.,; ~ ', . : ' , . ..: , , , 1
,49 - iineet" . of the two Archbishops be deadi
;Lord' PlAilkarraim has" a very char:Ming piece of
clericalitattonlige.tlo disPorie.pf.:, Thr; appoint-. 1
menu is lit, by right of his oili4, - and, as he
dislikes the 'guneyite or Hier Churehlarty;
'hen* beeper-led to place' the ; mitre upon
`4 l itif**ifikEditUlgellcal or Low Church dl
',o,(ri`6,-:"
-7-Irh7eillgo . i", )17. !s:
L " uisn'T. 4. -Paterson :tdaktakeitiiiii,e's have ,
„lierpotbs-dirrigrazims for:Jirui, ineplisinturdier;:
eittleh losalteneetathe twentk-liksesareittne:r-le
Lciii,inevirith'' cakinesisitooniens of h new aerfea,"lni
ahlelil'Offts raytai'a pen - leall are , rieible,'
tl
';etlledip,4.,Ei mmei dif•Nedranglarld,"-Dedford
Flab*, di:6l4* dna: depleted, and 'adventures ón
': ll fiik,.iaceffisithlelsily ralated.' , - There're a addend •
pipit; II.: Ott Ihirdor withi.eigravings;on'An
r,nitacto Nenaments tin th:United, States,' and a re.
eaditably Intideeting - -illdstrated • &Ude upon Doi'
soots botonging,to thaeotton Plant. • Theta is me . °
i l usithiti,ChajtermtNitackeray's new noveli *hick ,
tf#44ak
. ritnirkablyrdoirly.• These are the pen-
Itlial ; papers, hut.; Able-Ai% someothi3rs in 'prose
andminte.?," The eliteibilpait,infeaye good, is titt
listakAT 'liiad4 aha ThlanthlP , Record , of Current
*MK *entry Notices, 'Ratter's Table, Rosy
Vi t ' t dr, Foreign Boiriaryand.D rawer ire all capital.
Phisaelaahisd 'Xrandziktionet ars iludierous to' a
I'deatiViteld, _ :atttrue' authe balk of such opinions
' 'ire) ell dam eat:. • Peterson *elle Har'per for fifteen ,
• '
~y4;hae,e,the: A L tfanoo lifoneltly ' from , T., It:
lugh,wka hail ~reploved, from the Arcade, to the
-leathered corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, a
'a4loo'iatuntioa for buxom. We noticed.the At-
Uritie L ltlinsilily, a few days age, from proof.sheats,
rod. shall only repeat hero, that this is agood num
;le' i:' ''''' ''' ,t, .--,. '
Y: 21,
4'ersrApr's , Ladies' Magazine has for Its June
frontispiece, a. vary line engraving, , ln line and
Wilier, from, Witderbalter's portrait .of The
illeisitenoe,W-÷ther is, of the Countess of Ores.
tirecitl ,the, beautiful daughter of the Duchess of
Netherland, well known es the Blaek Swan's friend
Vhstorie'es head waiting-maid. It will
l,be hartilbslind a better; blegazinCengravlog than
` , tirik;`,;',ll:','Warlety of other illustrations, including
Afe l iercisil*hiens and rpatterne, are also given.
glikc btteilrees itr, of , average merit, and the
boakii,thOugh . brief, are reliable be.
hifflisto hen*. and tienalble. This number. Wrest,.
SeidiWYOLIJ dyads -Magazine—So nom is a good
lisistrter Mw subscribers to commence.
Sprawir. B. peber, Third d street, agent for the
of theßritish Quarterlies and Blatt.
Arecisf - twe hive the Westminster and : Bdinburgla
The first of , these has a few aitieles of
- jhkine(it, (such as Mr. Newman'a humanising
pepew, or, < the -.Mies:of War, and' the notices of
-ifiektind'hisaitues. - .4nstria and Japan,) - but
reeefit unntiteriis generally rather heavy, and
t *WM be dear to its readers that it *anis new
nlinbibtliters; and,proballY a new editor also: •
hatewite greatly better, - le the Bd.
• kiAet4erignor:in its kfty.eighth year, end
• " better /than it has been alnee Jaffrey
•14'. Illanvey -Napier, a 'heavy Pre.
f earit e 7ll44l - eldtihe rannewatii464o, wed made it
rathas alebtunpion of -the Whig party than an bw
,61464.1 it politioal and literary organ of opinion.
2 Protreiser limpets ;was-editor from' 1849 to 19,54,
wiWa Sir item* Minivan Lewis, now one of the
Palmerston cabinet, assumed the sceptre. Dull and
decent; pedantic end didactic, this gentlemen's Inca-
Putty *ellnigh ruined "the old Slue and Yellow."
He retired, Ind Mr. ,Henry Reeve became editor,
and'io condi:knee:, 'Re may be loss soholerly than'
heavy Slr George, but he hail restored the literary
character of the' Review. , it continued, under
him, as far as polities are Involved, the mere &pole.'
ester the Whig party. The new number is full or
;ideas well as of Information. The paper upon the
youth of Milton possesses high literary matte, and
the defense of Mr; Collier from the heavy charge
'of. having fo'rged Shakerierlan maniticripts,is pow.
arta), manly; and: It seems to us, om ple te. • There
racy : review,' also; of Wellington's civil cor•
respendepoe, ghosting that, half- a century ago, -
there was as mueb, if not more, 'corruption In' the
English Government as there now is in the Ameri
can.. 3kom are good articles os the new treaty
between gnglimil and 'Prance, end on 'the Atiorp
don of. t !troy - by -Napoleon, and several other
papers of merit, among 'which' we InttiOnlatlY
Wouldtioties one on Seglish local nomenolatute.
Public Amusements,
At Arab-street Theatrn, - Mr. Bdwln Booth will
perforrn.Rschard .111 this evening ; Shy/ocir to
morrow,"for his - benelit ; and Bei Edward Nara
mer on Wednesday, which is - advertised as, his
laid appearance. It is passing strange that new
dramatists do not Mild to supply the want, so ranoh
felt by all ",stars," or new and striking characters.
-The perpetual iteration tie saute, parts - by the
/IMO aotOrS;semera after 'season, lib:gaily fatigues
the palate.- ' '
Borioloanit's new ;play, The (lateen - Pawn,"
(an adaptation of Gerald griffin's admirable novel
"The Collegians,") will he brought out at the
Arch on Thursday evening. It is a strikingly
effective drama, ' '
At Wainutitreet Theatre, Mrs. Waller, wire o
engageritent ,olosed on Saturday: has appeared in
two new eliaraefers. The first was Lady A'vetene,
in the " Wife's Boo At." We understand that Mrs,
Waller, purobased; from Miss Laura goon°, the
right to' play this dranta. Miss Keene had paid a
liberal sum to" Mr. Charles *Teen for the play
itself. Bdt :we,:velie were - present at its first per
formance in Louden, in "January 1848, and also at
its first repreientatiOn: at Walnut,street Theatre.,
on nudity :night; possitliely assert that, on the
latter occasion, brit the'Jk'eleton of The Wire's
Secret" was given. On this head we are positive,
and are oorroberated by pOisonswhe saw Welcome
act in this play,:in this' country, before 'they
,brought* Wont in London: It would, appear that
the
,party la E6glaitd sold a mutilated copy to
Laura Keene. It li`said' that Oharlei Kelm and
his wife intend revisiting America this year or next.
Will they then jtoproduott "the Wife's Secret,"
Without mutilation ? if they do, the trick in the
site to Laura Hoene ls obvious. We have, TOW
Taylor selling " gar 4raorlean p.ot i sin," twist) over
—once to Silsbee, and erten to Laura Koonet--and
this second specimen of slatirp practioe should make
AMerieaus centimes In their 'English dramatio pur
chases. -
On Friday
,euoning lire. Waller played 4agp,
with wonderfal skill and lot. .11ermake up was
extremely good, and, leohed the part to the life.
Fair and feminine ris she is t it was surprising to
see how . coMplitely else imam: Ailed the subtle
tempter wine Urbispered ,loalousy into gaud
loll mind. Mast lases • are no transparent
that the .wileador , how they can deceive
any one, • with the smallest modicum of
braes—but • ibis 1:ago was the reverse, letting a
-frank and . omiti ,! manner cover the depth and pas
lion of blitheuglita Clely Inventory did the reel
subtlety appear. This jags showed himself (Hrs.
Waller will pardon our :Lamellae roforence) the
mesterlpirit ,of the ,tiagedy. The by-play was
admirable; and 'come of 16-.-auoV as going up, a$
lie close, to'lB6l at dead )?oademona, was new and
also tolling, :
Skil/nil bite Et bon . inft;h!io this evening ; Dr.
pytinin M
gten, asleal,4llyeetor, onlredneeday, and
Mr. kfenry LE Haseemb en puirsdaz.
'At 4inDotiOu g hfo,efidaties, two diaruaa are now
rarforrued nlghily; a variety of singing,
ondo and septimentab) danping, and other C(10011..
deities. -* L OW area called, ' Tito Ilerdola
V.9`l" Wae retpeatedly played before QUASOII
ra.dawt is Underlined here and will
speedily' be p ounce's.
Limo Polllo:PAtton'a loyees which have been
attended tlyrover 40,050 persona in this oily, will
close on Saturday evening Her friends made a
think,,hiPutting,the price at - 15 rents
o r adults and 10 cents , for Children. Had they
.fohargitilib.p#ntsiarld , half , Prioe for children, the
differenee would have been great to them and the
vlntions "little, lady
~would not h ave been
."
Farewellarillehrieteem;? vareell coneert comes or, at
Waal Xrund , onTlitirsday evening. Be of ,
' Mr. Hohnetool4 the performers will bo Oarl Wolf
so litv•Warner, the 'Germania Orehestra, (in
or eased '.to forty, and ,conducted by cart ,Sents,) .
Bpi Oen nF . en , rocall,st,
1 10 ,14 4 1#4 1 .1.ding the original
:Etle.goyarsi, eid'ingaged'. walaht•atreet The
. atro, and will probably appear on the 11th Juno.
14r . Cowell, now of Cale city, 1114 bppor.pp
lessee of the gt. Louie Theatre, whidh Le intends
opening at the end of October, with a new nem
peny. The theatre will be redecorated and reno
vated in **interim.
`Farewell 13 , , rmcavof Rev.
DILIVERED THE cntrnat, CORNER DT 1311 TENTH
' AND LiiItING GARDEN 4T17.114T,8 $ L4ST zvsnara.
The farewell sermon of . the'
priori to htedepainirefoi rfesrlr-seeeptea .barge
at Brookikni flow York, was delivered-to-hi ..
• •
gregationt worihiping in the Hirst Reformedriintoh
Chuioh, Seven*, twit Springisearden,streete l hut
evening, in the presence of an ininpnpoau4le,noe.
Long before the pour of oommonoing,everyevaile 7.
blnfoot of room in thitlnige edifion.widoconpied,'
and irandrecis,weiti "ohtiged - ,' to leio L ek,for ward of
room: Mr. eprinon Wins vigorotte in 4 eppro
priate, having Seiebted,the' foltoivini tnesiage of
Paul to his betoied es.the teat for die
• •
odeasion: ' • " •
- • • .. •
' "For God hi my i ' l cord, ho s ready,. L loos after you,
all in the bowels of Jesus Christ And this I pray that
,S , our love may abound yfo t more and more 111 kuovitage_
and to all redgment j l that ye, may tienrote, 111 era that
art, excellent; th at' ii may 019 , . 10CereallIGWIZUOIlt IN-'
ten o n to the day of emus, Chrat.'!- 7 f tiffipshois 1„13-le.
' • The - - design' of thin , seloption ~evidesitlyaraeo ttt
"'draw a parallel ,between the : testimony' borne by;
Pant of thoOhurettwhieh he.had founded at .Phi-.
lippi and the condition and :merits of_ the people
whloh Mr. Willits was about to leave. Many parts
of his discourse were pathetic and affecting, and.
toward the'cloee, in whieh he expressed more per
'winally' hitifenal 4 iFareweli,l!niauy oral' were ref
fesed With tearsoand , ;andiblo.! sighs ,of grief mere
heard, thil'epeaker himself. .being • deeply affected:
.. Among alltheiettoniof Pahl, said the 'qui:akin.;
u(o P enin g:llieterYfa.knonsiecrfidtoUgiewanwseent.
.noble sent mentisis brio rail} Philinplans..
' l llt g li : . ISlilLalt! tFY,. gratitude, and
'lc e *: git 4:trithilitaiiptirf.46:::Titolta::•lo-ti-P'ititiLlbti,hE r
ainuland°7l.
, mialograme Of v tlie apoat.lamerei here stated; In'
;the arab Place Paul:had planted,thia church in great'
i l l'
; sco argings„and - grletintislinptsonnienti. Ills hil
tiellin"it°o:ogsti;;;;lo:::!6olf...b-tihtfeellja;ltiruif,teltut4traditsillada, m f ' se tobn t et tre 'ot n i ;tl 6l : . 11
sated thii forindation of this noble church:. and:as 1
' a mother duped her babe the clever to, her,,44lq
'when shoresaeMbered thO - iiiony .through, she:bore
him, so Paulloved this' oherch - all 'the More ten;
derly because of what he !had !sainted In Touts
ding it. -
. _ .
.Then again, none of bin ohurolies had prov-ed 50
worthy, of his love. This spiritual child had
grown up without blemish,' while all the others
had canted him more oriess sorrow, - and: by:their
irregularities merited and rem:mired! , his, rebuke ;,,
but here went church that had dasfshd him nothing
but joy, and this because they Were iit pekoe anuing
theumelve‘sorving the Lord In , harmony,latf be- ,
cavils they - manifested a oorwistent seat for the pro-
gress'of the:Gospel, Jhey net only prayed for.this, I
that he
reptly.sent !money hidul in -order
that he might notbe' hindered in wiStk, and'the I
, latter in acknowledging this gentrous'aettcre les-
timony that they, had thus shown :fellowship with i
him Io hie gospel labors. - . -, •
~ ,
- Then also; they had shown the warmest attaoh•
Menti for 'Paul personally.' They, had not only
, sympathised with him in all his self-skeriflotng
efforts „to spread the Gospel elsewhere, but
they had selected and sent to him ono of
Of their 'noblest mon, Eimphrbditue, with words of
loving,' remembranoe and tender comfort: And in
vieiretd this, was it enrwonder that-Paul loved the
Ohuroh at Philippi—or that he contemplatedw I
Ith
joy the harvest of fruits' which - met his eye, in.
looking over the field !Which be hid first visited in
Its barrenness? The contemplation of even a luxu
riant earthly harvest was a source- of joy,, and
gratitude to the husbandman, but intlnitoiy higher
was that which sprang from beholding the moral
. desert transformed , into afield luxuriant with-the
fruits of righteousness. No wonder, then that when
Epaphroditus made ready to return
,Paal should
have sent this loving letter to his' brethren at
Philippi, add that he should 'say, " I think my
God upon every resent:o4room of you." Thritnare
mention of their. munewas enough to' awaken in his
heart gratitude to God. No wonder that he felt
eo hopeful of their future! " Being oonfideat of
this very , thing, that Be whieh!'hatlt begturri_good
work in you will ,perform, it until the day.of deans,
Christ." , Foul — hada good reason to ;cherish this
hope for their future; because - they had given'hisa
.the best proofs ortheir sincerity as Christians.' '
-It must be remembered, also,. that Paul' Was a
man who never hesitated to rebuke error wherever
met. 3.10 could reason of " righteousness, tenipo
ranee, and a judgment to come," before n worldly
'minded Felix; when the latter had him in obelus,
and bald 'his life in his power . but he knew ,how
to coinage/14 as' well as to colichnun—to praise as
well as to admonish.' Ile Was not of those who be
lieved that- it spelled children, or oven Ohristian
ministers, to praise theta when they•doserved.it,
and whose beau Ideal of a, - good minister was one
eche carried a rod, and'was always ready te - isso it.
For his - own part, 'he believed that nothing was
better calculated to promotri happiness and virtue
than the disposition to recognise every.exeellence
' and entourage it. Even the magistrate, the Stern
representative of theTaw, wad not only to be a " ter
ror to evil-doers," but also "a praise to there that
do well," and' how much snore was this becoming a
minister, when he could do eo consistently! phis
Paul bad done' in 'the letter froin'whieh he' had
quoted. " Ito , had, ' however, not only- eaproised
hid gratitude at the progress they had made, but
he bada,een no less careful to urge them to "no
mr;" and this speaker said-nothing could be ex
pressed more beautifully, oicousprobirnslieli 'than'
WS matchless prayer of Paul for -the Philippians,
which he had eeleoted for his text. ; It was at once
striking in' its speoilloations, comprehensive in
sazioodpeb,
ho had
8 11:1 0 ' 6 doltii i n t o , b a eo l a g e lin h i
e ons oou i l n d 'll l n i d a e m o ,
language more fully-expressive of his own tender
"and - anxious, feeling& in leaving a flock Artileh had,
been to him all that the Philippians had been to
Paul, adding, - that 'in this beautiful - prayer they
could find all that they need to seek', and all that
he, as their departing pester; Could desire in their
behalf. - . .
Mr. Willits' analysis 'of his text was character
istically Mimi. gust, we were to beholti the rsch
duster of blessings heri besought : " that - your
leye may aliened yet more and more, inksowledge
and in ail 4udguient; that yo may approve things
that are excellent; that ye may be-sincere and
without offenoe till the day of Jesus Christ ; 'that
ye may be tilled with.. the' frults , of rightonsness2,'
deconolly, The .I;ieseed source .through ;which all
these - inestimable blessings are to be • obtained,
"whirls are by inestimable
Chest ;" and, lastly, The
divine and glorious and for which' all"these bless
ings are to be sought, anti to which- all• theta. at
tainments are to be concentrated and directed—
" unto the glory and prasse of sod."
Taking, up the several heads herd indio'ated
raoro in dotal!, ithespiritual blessings here .prayed
for were first considered.,That year Irtyp may
abound,'.' implied boys; to lied; loVe to one
another' ove to absent Christians; and love to the
world. s hove was indeed-the very seal and crown
lug grace of the Christian system: "Now abideth
falth„hope, charity, (lovelsald' the apostle, ", but
the greatest of these is oharity," Nor could any.
• thing atone for the al:maim of 'this love. Without
it, all other graces and endowatenta Were prolitleSS,
Love was indeed, in the language of another. "the
law of Christ's' Ifingdom ; the lasiton'et Christ's'
school ; - the livery of Christ's faintly."' kittlite who
had this divine principle of Plarist filling his soul was
an heir of heaven ; ,and itwaathepossessimeof this
that censtitnteil the graph oharactinistio of the
Phllippian Church. It was " the" Yore of god shed
'abroad in their hearts by the Doty Spirit," from
„which all-their other noble deeds and graces flowed,
and it was In view of this that Pant, eseloimmi,
" this I pray, that your love may abound yot more
and more in knowledge and in all Judgment!" It
was evident from this language that he had not
desired for them a more eptoltonal religion; not a
zeal ;without knowledge ;" a blind amnion ; but
a wise love, 'Minded in divine knowledge and good
sense. Iteligion was a " reasonable Service.' The
scheme of ltedemption, of -which lave was the
mainspring, Was'; Wisdom of tti," anti the
opiighled Clirleitan had a," reason for the hope
and the love him and iiatild intelligently
cry out. -,
"Saviour knew,
LTrilF2l,`:ovr)odrill'; ~,T he god'
• Bat etas! all men did not know ram.
of this world had blinded them so that they see
not the glory of God, as it:beams from the face of
Jeans Christ. ; -
The next aptoilloallOnireferred to was, "That ye
may approve things that aro excellent" 1 he true
idea of was, that they might be in..
lelligept Christians, oonspotent to distinguish he.
twcen things that differ, and apprime of these most
proinotivo of God's glory. ' The true idea, of the
cbriatian church was not a body of automatons,'
nioving with the stiff uniformity of a piece of ma
chinery. While the principles' of religion never
changed, instrtimentalities did, and ho believed it
web for Christiana to vary their modes of attack
upon the arch-adversary according to aironm.
stances, taking advantage of even 'the physical
improyementa'df• the age for the aceomplishinent
or bit overthrew in the world, Time, if Paul, in
a day of pens and parchment, and whenloorneys
were aceempindied by snob SIOW amid laborious pro
cesses, coulcfrrith 81.101 a faeili ties portend hisshadow
over the whole Genital Empire, what could we not
accomplish, had wo his coal and wisdom, with the
printing-press, the electric telegraph, 'and the 10.
uomotive. items the duty of too Church to stand
ready toembrace every vantage-ground that god
in his pm:denim revealed. We:wore, indeed ~to
try all things by the Word of God, but also to seise
and hold 'fast that which is good :
The petition that they might-be sincere," was
next dwelt upon., WS cOntruenta upon_ the word
sincere,P in the original were comprehensive and
explicit, allowing that the true Idea intended was;
ratrity of heart and motives—trantipareney of soul.
Thus, fora Christian to meet the standard of the
text; heming be able to bear expoaure.to the atrong-,
esti light Without depreciation: Sincerity was !a
foot the very first elemtnt of the Ohristlen oharaoL
tor—the first
,pieee of, his armor. " dieting the
loins girt 'about with rrut/t„ , t ' did not mean doari.
Taal truth, for that came in under rho figure of "the
ElWord of the Spirit." This principle was to char
acterise, not only the Christian's approaches to
God, but else his inierooqrse among men, and all
1,1 0 gpailoga with the world, making to him martyr
dom, if need be, preferable to a sullied consaiance:'
it was not over Ouch that men stumbled inteller,.
dition, 40 they too :often did over, doable-dealing;
worldlphearted professorietloligion, whtieteal the
livery of heaven for no higher pnrixpie than to
aorta the. devil. Such had done more to fetter the
cause of God thart.all the open enemies. Christiana*
ty him ever had. Paul's prayer for .the, Ain 0;41
of his Church was therefore ruse.': lie 'Prayed,
moreover, for their liesirfork ,go - oclitit.isiin. contra
distinction' front. a Mere negative harmlessness,
Limiting Zile Means that they might bo filled with
the froths or riotoouideis. desire in th*lr
behalf could uleitintiod'higlarr . -
' able aiiprbaelfing the (dose, his Would make
I'IS prayer for 140 people' be wad about to leave,-,
athors, mothers Sisters , brothers, and little and.
ren in the Gospel- 7 , whoa hg spoke aobstantiallyas
follows r
In the providence of God, he who elands be.
fore you, and whose voice and personal presence
have been for eleven years so familiar to you Is to
be separated from you; though " God Is my re
cord," how greatly I. shall long for you all, and
pray for your aielfiWeij4firbeiiiiebiff'efitbieit Wig
'p meta the boilieitef themArbe levewthsistAltid,
There he aliaecwbara "bu s , ,
Where fn en d holdefendinibie*,lll Mead; •
yhauedered tar, by faith teal meet I L1:1
Around one common Mercy Seat."
I will meet )rou there rantili liaV tlintiddit
iato. AAP -PaltimbailWl3lB•lo.l-
rey-aylrittart adikfrert; lt
humble and iniperfeot ministry. This is tie Chris
tian minister'stsweetest sousetatita hope; ids
crowning joy, ind brightest honor.
~T shall
jfriy'that ( led will reward'Yaii
dred fold in thislifei lir year 'ward , love and
kindness to, mii,,aadiehae.lift,wilkielsol ten et
from yeti to yew furtherance in the Glospo,;a*".
that tie :May. seen yint' Another end a. bitter
shepherd., anl when tie thiStireiesat albite
is
.past, may, we mole Naar tcrpar_ti knit Wield
above,
above, In' the' maws etthefiraeibUOmwd of the:
sheep 'to - I,UsW in the bilecof, 'whistles
Brethren , . friendit ! dearly - lie/Ovid noel! here ferny
heart and my band do meet yeti 'Wire!
I?arcto4,l ii#d to Jiird tbat!ikabtede if
from, falling, and to peraenticalealitess, "
lho presenee,ol hjegtmxithq.Acel4pl/90774941
thel, and the word of his grace, I 'Oesturt d zian.!,
;. . • e r u .
putiales,low tied' l'utfet
Waking, Dr same at , whom. I have not yet tipedsta4'
of those With whom I have .tiften plead, - and, for.
whoin I have Often, prayed, ,srhe. are stilkfisA.of
Christ." - 0! n3y dear once:wetted khuld&-for TIM
have been frleedito 'mere AM' to-lity - Blaster
must leave yeti aitheuti tlitrltopie meatinglai
in heaven. . Must I, , leavelowwlthtteiafewria
of anglish, 'to ha fennti• at. Lasta otittleak What
you tlie ber'of tt ri Asea yea„emtAeptrat : ,,
i Why have yen lik" egad ? ample', I
nor leaved Ts' die 'fault' Jill' 410
_1•1101 . I
:preached to you, plainly anthiteneetif-1~./ 44 •
m tr, POP tt and to nadmiitisio taighti.ansiter .tiasett
'fiffeena— g tarotuarti one moo Anal& ['bead., fore bisesablen With - EnTliiiit "TA aPalingi
ter in. this pinch and and by every ocasidarilion-4 t
dying love et Christ ;:tha zieweliyaf Yeturlibeired
inheaven • love of your kindred on earth ; the
..kkgreiV Macialaintr.etlifo the awl& .
'Oorairig judgihent; the value of year seal the her
' rare of hell; tied. the-gloitar 'Of • tulft
,every other relienable „WWI: liefimeh, jai, re.
arop44,frcauciar stupor of alma and, dtor*awheat.
ment of Satan, and "lay -hold of Wiertiag life !),
iettrakii. and'; sump ine the all-importanCstildeet!.
Airaito end'read:lllismendreas, nsep l 4o-91.090
your soar? ;Awake arid dell uyen,yourdavicar.
tore‘you ,perieb ! . 4:4 mirage Ord be 'MVO
General 'Aasemloly lot„ 4feeier 110grod,
Presby; errata, church} 40 4 1l•attileagroo;
6ifsi43n o'c4ools, on,Thuraday this :bodyiniens- ,
'bled in the ThirdAhlreh.z•The eierotale 'mei*
*laded by!the ringing of aaeantifol hymn , by ; the
eheir:' The preliminary', nineteen Wanasieeddetet
by-Rev: J.P.' 43tearno, - D01).`,--af adliwarke
Te prayer before Abe armor. lijr. Belk WK.
of Lane &miners- fßArv.-rtz,Ralit:
katteraon, of Chiiige, thin read the 137th I*M!n,
I love thy kingdom, Lord."' After thisliad 'Noon,
king, Dr. Pittuiroon preached from tez6
ve - are' 06dIn lidabindry, Ood'i balding 0i
and this elan. from i4phreown..;: Ls ?Float the *bole
wading ffur framed togetnelliseco. .
awrintinori' Massada,
Permanent oferk, , ltei.lienty Deg
read the names of Oorniiissiosett fine
stated olerk of the Mstrahly is ,the itef. - .11.1f.-Has,
field, D. D., Nor •York.j This beideessibeTielf
been liarformo,lsielieve 'alioadj PUblished,
asto. t e Awittatily . ptineede4 'to'be,:el44o"9ri o"
Moderator,— • • • _ _
Ono of tko ntimelealledreaa that of lidera.sit:-
Tattle.; 'Mr:, Tittle was a 0001111i118101141t to the As.
Isombly, and Was about preparing .to, some to tha
- •t:eating when he fell dead. . • ..
Thu names of a few tionanshisloneri - wittiest idea=
Lion were referred to the Committee on Ineetions,
and. the presiding Moderator appoilited•Riv.
Wiener, Rev. C, P. Wing and , Rider - ?arabitof,'-'
Committee on Election. - . ,
The committee reported fernribly: referenie
te the persons whose names were submitted: Rev.
W. 'A. Poisivanti was admitted a °moven:ling
member for-the Ev. Loth. Church. ,„
Dr. Pattersorianthianced that it' RAI ill* ' UM*
to proceed to the eteotiew of 'Moderator, and that
ginninations Were in order: .
~'Ate.following gentlemen were thee park ma& .
nation: „Roy. Harvey Curtis, D. D.
Rev.'Thomas Brainerd; D. Philadelphia
A.: T. Chester,D:D.; Buffalo ;
D., Indianapolis!: • Rev.:-Dr. Hatiteld;-D: ; 'Re*
York;"Rev. J . ; 8 Btearres, D. DI, NewarkV
Messrs: Cords, Rattled& sndlitearns ookedheare
to withiraw tkeir names;end were pernsitted to_dik
so:- The Assatabtylleati pr4t4ded to the elect ion
with the following result : • '
Fo`r Rev. T.:A..211115 t -D. D., 8T;
Chester, D.' ? ; Rev.:Than:as Brainerd,
49. There was therefre cm.the that ballot so eine;.
tion, Its yotee were "necessary Dr. Mllls..laeksd
one vote of ant election. Rev. - Dr. Reeky!, of At:
ban, onoved,thet the Aisembly - theism Dr: Mid.
Made:rater; — This was objeoted to, and the motion
was withdrawn.. . .
„ . ,
Dr. Drainers( asked leave to withdrewhlo masee,.
but it was decided thatras the Amiembly had aide.
menced calling the roll on. the second ballet, Iso
motion was in arder.. On thiChallot Rev. T. A.
Mills received 401 'Votes; Rev. A. T. Chaster '3B
votes ; , and Rev: T. Drab:Lord, 35 votes. 'f'Rar/.lk.
Idilittwas' declared eleoted, and Drs. Pierce : sad
'Stearns wtre' ippointed a committee to intern hits
of the fact. They conducted him to thettheirOolien
by the usual form Dr. Patterson anoonnead: the
election and resigned his place as Moderator.
Dr. Mills, on taking the chair. said he thanked
the Assembly for this expression of theiroonfidenee.
Ile begged that they would regard blot hills poll-.
tion with a spirit of forbearance and oindor“ Me.
prayed that the Lord
~weeld direet,all things doom
hero far His glory. , , , , , ,
Rev. Dr. •Seelye, - of Albany, was Stoiniiiitad.aa
secretary„bot asked leave to withdratir; wbisb wag
.granted.: : Revs. Bushnell, • MeHarg, ,, aid ( Shire
were nominated. Mr. hiellerg witleirest.hiewaate,
but be was afterwards reneminetefi. • iters.2l4t
tacks and Wright were else. nominated. It was voted
that a plurality vote deist. "Messrs. 'Mallargand”
Bushnell were eletled,'and took • their'plitter,
Thu .oemmittes •of Arrsuagentents the E,
au*
of 'meeting and _adjournment. ;reported Abut:Lib.,
Assembly conyono at 9:A. M., adjourn- at 1230,
meet at 230 P: 3f., end. adjouli for
the day of 5,P. M. This was adopted, the first
half hour being set apart for devotional- exordia':
- Rev. Dr. Kendall aniumnotal that Abe rittablerg.
Conattura al.Journal .woul4 contain fun reprise(
the proceedings. no' Anew* then 'adjour ned.
.
Preabytprzitu (0. S.) GeneratAaaetihly.
.Thie body met at Booheater, an the 17th Wt.,
and tbo oinrospendent of the Newark Petty' Ad.
veiteger.says: , • _ • ~:• . - ~ it ,• : , ~. .
At 11 o'clock, Rev,Dr, of:Print/dm,
the - Stated clerk, ealled the AssemblY, to, order.
ne'reanonneed=whit, by the vis,Y yru a- bitter.
disappointment to many—that - t he Bev: Dr. -
Breckenridge, 4-Bentuolty, had- been -proilden•
Gaily detained. By a vote, Bev.-Dr. Bond, of Barr
Praneisco, the, Moderator- of two years ago, was
called to the'chair, and - assigned the duty of de. ,
livering the openinesernion. Dr..Bpring; of
New York, asiistod. Tho whole of the exercises
were hiopressivo. After a fine voluntary on the
orgtus; , the choir chanted "Glory be to'.God,,ori
high.;' • Dr. tecott then „read the was
glad.whon they said tinfo mo, lot 'ne go into the
how of the lord," and the entire congregation
joined the choir iu singing, at the intervals in 'the
service, the hymns beginning:., • ' -
"Jesus 'hall reign where'er the Ilan!' •
-
"l love thy kingdom, Lord•"
• " How beauteous are their feet - I! - • • • -
With good teat° the choir fang old and familiar
tuner.
The sermon of Dr. Scott was from Ist Corinthi
ans, second chapter, second verso "For I deter.'
mined not to know anythingemong yen, stireJesos
Christ, and {Aim. entailed." In considering his
subjem, the_proaoher held up: Pent awthemodel
Minister, end Christ the areas end ofalipreaching.
Pastors and their work was the theme. He assert-.
ed Rest 'that saoh were called of God; second, as
such they should dovots themselves wholly to their
work—lovo it, Magnify it; third, .they, should
preach Christ expersingntally, The Oennittsion ef
all was, .sw. fOr Christ." Vialt, catechise,
preach, and beware of men-pleasing The great
-1108.3 of the work of the mudatry; the netemdty of a
call from QO4, and the responsibilides connected
with se great to work, were dWelt nponin
eon.: The sermon was a plain end forcible one.
Dr. Scott was formerly - el New Orleans, and is
widely known as an earnest and practical preacher.
Ho is not brilliant; but forcible. - - '
The business session of the Assembly ,111411 than
organized. The list cif delegates was reold, - various
entrant o.oisituitteos appointed. and an adjourn
ment taken until afternoon. " s"
AFTHENOON
Organized by prayer. The election thr Moderator
WOO at onc_q c.utooki ;Ton. . Thus is .an Interesting
process. Emit delegate—clerical or lay—la called
upon for his vote, orally, after the noutmettons are
made. The prominent candidates were Rev. Dr.
Youtuana, of Pa. ; Rey. Dr. Adger, of B. O, ; and
Rev. Dr. Scott, of Chicago. Dr. Yortalans . ,wu
elected, and expressed his thinkain exceed/Ugly_
neat address. Ile will minks, a ; good proetaiog
officer. Rev. Mr. Vermilye, otlferrliiiry.porywaa
, chosen temporaiy clerk. Hells son'of' Rev;
Vermilyo, of the Collegiate Churth, Weal Toik
The Assembly adjourned at. 'OW early IstuiX ,
allow the Blodetatur to nominate eetztutlttetta..,..
JACO . 1.
BELVIDNArI May 17, /Setil•l=Ja t ilio Jarilen ' ,`,
who will he executed - on the'lfith of June,,io
third person who has beendbundifilllty of murder
by the courts of this countreiThere have been six
persons tried, hut ealy three have been convicted.,
Two of those, who werehang. were condemned for
the murder of thn' Ciatier inmily In May, ISO; -
for this ottenoo fear were '
indicted; two of whose
escaped.
The scaffold 'on which these men were executed
le still in the loft of the Court Houle, and the,ropa
used on the occasion is aim preserved. Dunn; the
recent trial the latter was inspeated 'by liitadredi
of the curious. Harden will be Ming in - the jail
'yard, an enclosed opera,' whit:Avant measureVatenst
one hundred feet either way.. ~Tlide small UN will
preclude the possibility of. a large, nuMbekaattent-,
..bling near the scaffold, but if the same plan le fol
lowed as in provioile 'executions, available nide for
witnessing the hanging may-be gabled on many of
the surrounding buildings.
The prisoner has rooovered frm - tipldiyeleel de• --
WO which atlacip4 hivo al,to time of his con-,
viotiuni aed appears quiteAelen, p ipxmak
his " mind is not se Well..lettiaill le bq.would lUrt,
to have it." lie expresseettletes itsmial!elsl , l7:
lion, and' thinita be is 11"alsristiii he ia'maeh'in-
terests in the' feterel welfare 'of .the "Valley
Church," And desires that after his death 'his eon,
grogation atoll be enitablj provided for. Mr. Day,,
M E
of the . : Church, by requeseet gar d en , vis its
him frequently." Me Is muob annoyed by the false
statentehts frequently made about biro in the stele
mPOra. no
confess ilea never intiesated ;an Intentioniof
malting ion, nor bee' he mild . thatise
hung, others ,'ltteuld have to' ling with — Moot
Neither has he made any attempt to commit ml,
olde. In the condition in which he is *opt, Ironed
by day and night, and A watchman in hie cell with
him all the time; click an Attempt would be oertaia
to prove abortive.
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and ou tlitardaT lier Abey Weis lisitoboid,
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thif•E MIA tilietallikarlei
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hie &s richlii eitibrerid.:Skeeimiicriotiotikiniir:f--r -
hoed hat ozoltitiro tehriircd at Adteitiskidaistaftsr• -f*";
the inalnr.ai7erlebriAtee• ~, A t :woods*: &case !I
dishiqllsityilik be ttufsg.tp,tittigeogo Embed roof_
- of the 0 0110 Sei aid kl!gd47 lad: ds4a.
olieeelcr; prooleini;d liken ba, lzustatat iof ,tee •
411totiosi. : A.1E.,..`f0 li;,111„ ,the
boys ''
-wilt poweieisill'of thiikrisior ranee, , •r
-ate imitation '0034'16e fie ` - isiii-itiohnder;`Whleh
are for tko, mid of thobioirlicilirdidedriiii Vii'' . '
664:0r-the trilswriefiesiiiretile at'
'cricket: 91 wilt 'bias
.6 .l 64 kii"t:Onatqi l3 4 !!0 1 4,-* 4414:i
3f.; tii'thi'mii College Ldl, ,al4 address >itt „ -
' illia7 11111 VP"- 141 ,en , 'Ul“
aelli;s64 )4:.A*4*Ktiiitri'jeaft.4l . 4l- i
of the'Collekei; and -T ai
Maryland bar : Ai 3 P.:l [: = tba'gioth~ebood ' ttttt
partiki or the siotrerairtlithrii,lreisiitimfirltlf":
speeded mielieltoo-by- thi• utitzbio tieh•;:isedibee"'
will be preienied with a hiumiaguto 6cruqwbi.,.llll6.
gaideuer, iJolow titt..reAi*g thiww: will f -
be igrind a . rsdrober of tipped."'
will be like. i TliowevoilOn will doebtleirearper .: •
all previous One. isi ittistettriAtolipts.",
- MED/CAL SiPaRg#O,TSPO 3 X*TA 4 14 , :riMintr.
stets. Tlu t r ank A p g i T il Ilmahmek
&misty of the fitite, of Zettneylvania.erlll,
in this oily, ori Weetriei`dity, of t Jams
at 1:1•ceetook, ,
The delegation front' AO
Society has orianisal,
tomer/ oonrotittee of airrantioient and iriereptiezr,
of Allah Prof. 5.-D.iGreci bohemian: Th 4 ipcil;"
Mine* le busilj opirpd Is *eking preparation for _ --
extruding to the profeeelonal brethren from Om ,
terior a Marti welcome, ami the , !natal
.'rhs followhig fif is list of itie &Agate's , - feom iha ,
Philadsolpila MedlOgl3ool4
.Deis..o. &harm; Ohinshir4l4,'
N. L. Hatfield; 11.11:Srlyivii'Volit lisitYlE t Bt -- '
Cid? Ash, W, &AAA;lkooliir;f.l)
Costs, W..7ear:011,4.4.-lAvielc, likast•ziti.l4- -a .
Hartahorns, A. C. Bonirii . onville,..lll: M-
K. Levis, W. Derriteh, A. L. Kennedy , D. BBMrt, :
W., H. Gebreent ; Junes A itken► Moir, :
Johnson, W." 11, JOs.F. pliant>, D. (OW, -
W. Al9rinsini;A : Ffilbtagni;t. J.
woodnard, , , W. *ltiburef, D. y. ,
Riant,A. Rrieher t `lrashiniton '
Tatum. • -.., t -- .
The ez•sfflcio .delekatea trope ttN oityart Dre,
Joseph Carson; R - r. Thinnna t and Larreartts.
The National Medh.tel itioneention nill meet Ia
Hartford, Cahn., on theStkot Juan next: -
THE PABiatioas•MaTnwkrawr-Ciontr--4lonia-• • -
.I.vinaerroas.,-thaSiiardaYYJNlMi Red; it
Supreme Court, granted the preliminarrbilliasidoio
to :restrain the Maetorrrille, .rairmonakawdililitufmr
Passenger Railway. Campanyfrom Ixtendingthoir
'road along Callowhitraireoi„rir* of Wire, hridgo.
'
The same dayorn 'app*auon was ppienieu n
AiiiiComincin./tliiuffer itb inlinitleniOreatralrethe
')T4rih Philadelphia I Paiiinger itailetaytompaiy -
from iaying:tiokititelt upon' Manitoba ~ tiesi, da -;
Glerinentoian. i `!--7 • ,1
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l 6 Was:innied that alttionghtbe compaey cbduted..l •
the right bildild tholr road eloag this *am ',Ahoy
mai ziot' t ;irotW',aie 'th &TOL themselves of • the,,pairl-,
loge. ' The emiri ',C:.iltiri'uta Ale 01/0 latill4tarda,,
neat.
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UODOSILY 0 .4. LLORLISCEI 541.0071.—Lite
•
on Saturday v 61410110 lager-heeieitaidishaterit • ,
of Ifesars./ie4dt 4 4ftbillia ,r" to ilifili' abriet; below r .
Osman, wee itdaiod,lliitialitlieoi lattr dolthits: '
The 'looney wisltithertliom'e •dritsrsi hillili ipiai'i ''` '
part of the.ltonsejto *bleb lti'hasiuppeted the 'rob. .`
Jasr gained saxtesifrowathar garret window, in the .- -
rear. , If ronates feet Vint this proprietor! inapt ' Iwo •:'
or ,thrwairsetils•idoge in the pose Deferred to, II .1 _i
surtelled that the ,rohte,ty,wai 'Pelt! by etthlaotte i ., ; ,
well scqualnted'irlth tfto rti1. ) ,4 11 ,1 4 .4, -.--•;•: .. 7
'''.. rt - 1061 - 1110:00/1 AT1011.7-Thel,VriellWoed Oeras
tor Company haTe iteeintea: to the Palassigar :
itellway Jthilef * Alsotaletion twenty burial lota •In
I theleheatttlfut oeinetery, on Ithlge road. The pipt ,
Coinpriiiei 1,764 eineris feat of„grosold, 'and thiOts- •
soolation Inters] to Wald kiatilt upon it, "oapableof ,
holding 500 Inalthe•• l
i "•' ^i• ' ' • ', --
i - hiSPECTI:i 01 ,: ' ' l7f , , titill0,;$11120 77
Ap6•140, -
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Soh' Mora' firagetioniti fi t
.P4risiblilifi'LtOt
6tisiide , iiiill l peseinftlisnrst alias telthar exew-" • '
'reithibittillikdtbaw.iatlibe , Itheilfthld'ititialisti. --" '
A , iteiiiii at ithe brtipaia*lLlalurittebeilterfilsi) '
thipit'elkin: 1 ••-• t,•: - i .• i ~•,1:1•••_:2•:., , , , . •1i:•.,,..1 II f,; t;;;10 4li
. Tuts llfrbrreer Otxtattittibnezi-:•4ll4'oettilv,f
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*tartlet in the ,easewf. Atea. l, Abe :thosthae - ,1 of 41110';':
666014 tumaPaPl.o l, M lll 4gtelgißbilklelitteseel L...r
liihriiionsing gabs. ' It le probable nothlag wit
he done, a, Lieut. Patterson, the party who prefers
the charges, will not be able to be present, in roe
sequence of an injury to one of his eyes, rewired
some time since.
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