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Dollar Weekly Times (Newspaper) - May 19, 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio ífí flOILM wsmi TIIM-A PAPEB ÍÜB THE fAlET tíaGIE-L’íBEPBHBSífT H POIITICS & KEiH.IÜÁ', A.^i) MVOTEB TO WfiSTEM BÍT1B.E iiTS. --:-----^ _ -- '■ T - - - * . -r T«S Tllltttt Afl-1 I „m avkM M UMk Am». I UMimntry W««k U Vt« Twt ITU »CS99L (lüUTIOl U «A01MI. Tkt Pvift. koomr. ik«iup*«MH p**'r t it.. > v I •‘ - ' \»X>il9k ■-./.«í##.»-/A'«.vi TairE10«mi.»AttMAD(AUmn I _________ _ h, u- ..otltHiT.il UiAw. «k.r» , , I.I.M.IV «.•lliHiiioi TiJ'' Allli.OM"* U. KhMl if. «• »k“M mMtiM Utkm W liJitilAi*. M . V Mftrt. tk§r %rt inww from Ut Büllar £mts. V.— a'paPKB ro* "TMI MILLION.*' - -y- Al««ltW7 »r..t iiUnw at Oi Aaiih- I urrer ti «tfiraillf «io]rt*4 iituitl ib«* ••■! *• *** P™**- ■»*r« ttt. M ■«( tbi mm *( *<'•••1 «*4 (..ikilw «it rwMtiT {«rt«>..tM.)i orAcT U kuAtribin IruakMT-1 tW Mitm <4 KMkwinj ui4 Maiai.n;iil kj U* it lk« «pruii il«tioi, “* "“** "* ApoMla. tfara'KMt. uA ui uwil, lAiMltMit «aA t«- «fniklM-ii «Aacilioi. uA miinii rktUUKMM li Ciitiiuu.lerttiMilkt | lifioM noTeaMU. tkr; luA, nr •>«;*jt to tiiA •»".«* iilirfrr.ici:, «(leinitA Uit tk» it* tAraciUi mA AíImAít i« i*«tfi|^n .f , , BoitrA to ki iffoiitiA kt tk« i n* (uiitit. |M«r%l ckmrtrr. 1« Uilto/« of uttuail ' *■>*'' Iktor ¿*Ut* titira «rrlit. uA MMi polKf, viU «kirk tr« MaaarliA ' ««CMtory tofor»» »ii. k« miA. to r««irAt uA koaon, »* (uiA m o««t cro»A j »•« of Ur (my.». I« TkurWit . (liLVm m. «TAAOOCA, 1‘iorturTM. JAtoAi D TATLOM, Bwm. ijms. ki.M Wtuirr ITnMT.tMM Pltik.. CINCINNATI: TUUISDAY MOK.VINfi. MAT 19. IhkS. h«rk, H tor to Ui ipinl KiatfwtoA u cmi* «•raW, irt Itr titoUto if ikto. rtoorAtA iko»i. AiA ftt, KwunetM ¡omntif prototi. kj tkiir «iTtitct. U* iarti|«ton taA («rpi. tntere. taA wAüror to lUftoitur tlmr Ato«nMi (ilteo-rilutBr m ftolt. Ulikiril fiTtmtort, mA Ut CatkolM Ttltfimpk n priito iktot prieiMt Jrr&atob I L«A ««t Atoirwut, kowrrer, iIlo« tkitotolru to tr liilrA lito t (ilM wcintp , Utp kin t cm. trrr</trr port to plap, uA tk« Mrliir uA Aion tkoixaf !klp tk«T Aapltp Utir litooUot toAiik«r«ork. Ui ItM UirtwiUUto A« i««>tU> Anrw mu kiUto it. 0T«rUr«ii< rrolly, taA tki iitt i«itotioi Utrj «lU to kamtoi colcoUtioBi. uA wtUi^ it ««mkl kit It 'A r«r«ly *i»m. "tmUn I* grtai grtm.n Mtf /to pmitif —to It U« rtrr ol Htoii> Vlll. «kit Ptwri III Wilto. Mat-riiitr Ikii, kriip cMUilntrA it. t larruurat. »t coolA, i< to JitpowJ «hu. ki tcnrtur» iii aitk t m-j tnfliig »«u«ul «1 •rKtuiril, thit tkr eUimt »l Mtlniaoiij t«. twMiiArraAi ttoriiitol. k«»r •• ti'UiJi Ihit u tcriptari, wku k «oilAUt... Uitik jfct eilirilj tpos I'rotorUit gr. ooA Mtrriigr littuttoA li I’.riAi» tiA tn ftOKAM AID m AMEXICAN tPL BIT or CBABACTKl. T'kit Atotnciit in liktnl li MBUis.atoi ill «¡BwUuii, iuereto li gmtug to itnui |tn Ui polibcol ri(fctt iktp poi«u toA tt •rtia* thctotolTto; cnAnliW u rrgtrAi tk prittiiioit iiA prooiuto ol ftnifucn, roo hAto(, it cttrtMiig tsneUluri lo to; rttp«t—io out act)iitinUA «lU tbrm «ill Any. Hot, «bit MtbtrMoltoI tbn liker-illtp of MBliBiuti ibu political gcn.rtoitp. UU iiib«lul IB ill gtili’, thu coiIiAiorc vkkb AioAiii ipprtktotioDt ol ctiI Iroi: •A corpt if ibti uA A«toi«A chotapioa* oo ! •'^oontn ui ibu «mA. «r liaA i ■"•tt*»*'' ••• •• " toitp «Ai. bit polTUcii tito rito to A tot. iiA iK«.«ii, . fitbou- ‘ -I'*» '• ‘J* pirtiM Awluti uA t'U, likt itopiito oi t Uickrt la mm of Ut piklic tekoolt, tuU ol * ^ '* “ * *'•* ^ *' , i tatoll toolo, cocrooAiA kp at« or|iauiUaat ■ Uliiko«A«, toUil'oamritatto.iiA olrraoBi “ ' n * A to it a Tikii* .r. ctoto topn/ciplto of ! *«* »to»toM-n Tk. C-rtor u,.: ^ ^ itoMMiilp. ti Ui UoiiitiOi. tiroWi ir« 1 To knp cool »kll* niAii*orcntiiui»*tke “TTWurnt .k tipti w»r ta ig Uor<kU «A lor» ar« .«akiitoro. Vb. In,au« a coa.id.fibl. »n •«•«Tton.it. M.rrito* 8.ip»l««i*' -I — • ‘^kiiitHint Thi,¿^^^ imuap lofiJiU. «boiniotfiiiibl.ol rtotir ftrr«it of «tilt «bick, prwriA.aiUllp, | tk,*, ti/i,. .ktoou Ur belor.A lartititioi. n. tk. Mmaitau of tbt cbunh toA furU.r CSKVl.lTiTi^fo'Tur, fi’C i- ■•*.. -...-o. 1^0,™ «kili Aoiar It. Ur mo.t notirfal rflont tkctoir m-k i«UloKM ol «rAcn, taJ U«p to» it u »«r. toUrabl. for t.^ * i Rk»WtpKmi,Ut(ha««U*l*roU*U#l»*rU*l « iViMt to ketp iun; co«c«iiiiu U«a tomu ------- *•" Ut U*«i. oJiwiNi to DrU. „ U i| U« tme Utt »trn«t t. • «tr. bcr Qpom lU .t Uu Gcomtit, toott- U.ttonwNiMiwm.bT Mijtrr .tdtrMcktrj, , V l i Ltotan ii CatkiUi B^.acattoa, ka., ^ ^ ^ ».rin*.tto «-«t, “ ^ Ui.( Atop ..A ..Ato tbit pcrtocilto toittlp ^ iaU.aituril.ciTU toiA-cr. Jittrib. BtopoblMkrA, kovcr.r, o»cr.ka*l#A aiiatil Autiicuoas. ::i TI" "«*« fro» 1 WTTt.r iiioaactol la U. Bntub I'trliiB.ut, Miditou, Mi» 19.1SW ... ... Mr KDiTOa.-Tbc coBBi.a'iritioB Irum turb tb. pr^ ol Kirop. it tbii Umr. to con- oUtnT Pnaciplto lawai. »A to b. pncíiea., p,j** j*. *9,1^ pitott Tht Ac Uiif Atop tiA «1A0. tbit pcrtaeatc. Bp Ut Vtrp B»» K. McMaaoi, .1 PitU- (,,rp«bir«,uitftotiBg biunui ámhuín barp, «to AiJiTtrrA Itot ctmiía, at baiU k ^ BoAiri citoupl. oi |iAi&tic prupuniooi. Nixo« i Hail, kiloii U. Vonif M.i't OiU- . „,¿ j,t BiiiaiikiA ob Uc paj* ut kutorp. atolle Litonrp UiliWU uf tku cifp. Tb. n» Jemocratic '.pint cr«A»cnUca.ioi.oiitolil.coiiiUoiic.iiA tiTulnUinarj luglciaia ol coiaelp port-i clear rtoAer-Aopmttic « ■ K.rop., kw a. pet kceu a Titan ta JcUuc- _ _ _ Auclnai. luilAiapbrtotoloc.l»*»» « l«t« , and o«l» 1 pigaip iacon.lruction-po«. me wbiehVoa coBimeicid piiblubiag la joar aectioa «it*, tbedeclar.tion Uit the OoTcra coulattd IB UitoiraliOB, pwBÜ«Maad impo- ,^.11-i.J .«k la anoUr- Tu. paper *»t»rda}. uul Ui»iui met aitb Uc tp- oirat of tireat BrUaio «to con»iacrd ol tbc teat in b-.co.cln.ioa.. U al.ap. did toton . ^ «T ‘J* ‘1;^ to B. tot aluArdilp to addreto U« retooa of orfinatuoa. UoSdiagto lb. lorm. «Í ¡-tma cl U. rem.i.dir. Turbub Lmpir,. A .«r.l tripU aUiaoc o, UaUolm.ler.i. notthiti|»toIpri»itejaA* u,, j.Bi», md tbc cuasbia.tton.al a Utor ' 1 du»»A" Ue idto la )Our cditoritl Uat 1 arnngcmcat. bu probaklp be»» teteted into meald.Bied ibcm, and the anUoritp of U. ■ t«»i»Uitol tk.m wiU demo. , ^“tiíítor.'tollíL'huT.’by K ran» England and Tarkcp, and there rbnrek cicv.ted ac Ut lafmiliblt «taiard.....i <k. —j c___1. «_______i> fore Ruuia batdtftrred heruUitnatepurporr- crttK mea, and .Allied tb. digaitp and proe- «batcrtr. tor all, «itboat mpact to pataa., art »tola-tad. Tkt alecUTtfraacbiM lignttii ibuwd. apoo tk. plai ol necetoitp—Ugali», if poMi-kle—bat, if Uoogkt aecruarp, aa»bo«.— ToUr«uua. U. ligitim.'u ;iruit of wbich it hanaonp amoag Aitoonueatt, u claimed lor Ue exerciM ol intoltraice, tba it a free eoaatrp, it the «atebworA. TbiP IrtrAom ol Raroptaa mtadt, 1. Ue freedom to break aaA to pall Aoirn; Ue trrtdom ol the Amen, caa mind, u liberty to kiuld op aadutarbed. Tkai maap, if aet all ol Ue eaaokliag traiu mud Ue pretlig. ut reaUnaial Uue**c», bp erect ol Ue Almigbtp, ho«tTcr. caaoot kc ,ai,pn, ot Ue tib.t*ntiaipo««r and priB«l* ubiiteratod, iboagb they mtp k. obeeared ky *^01!icenee of Ucu former tcreaatt Tbet. bnmaa catiittry aid topbutry. aid Uerelen t,pnMBUUtt*ot kiimaEity ktoriagUc .tamp 1 tpoke oal» for mpieU. Mkcaici PaaacTta. fore Ruuia bat dtftrred her ultimite parpo«< to 1 more conTenient teuou. , The Turkiib Empin it effectutllp Airided IB itt lympatbiet from Ue tcliee natiout of ro THK PU8UC. _ , *1*” ' , tbi world, by lU teligioo. The Europnn re The nndtitigiied beg U»»e to tUte, wbiUt i t v . lo.ton ph».te jndpuiot it at iadcttructible at mat- Hea»to t nobuity, la c»try ttox I B-aiataiaiag u« right of ill to edarite tbeir ; IttiAiu of Tnrkiy, 1» oc. rontinooui hutory ter;-.»otmi»cbangeiuformt.bntUinitU.|;^, ittir lordly mttlert, rertled cbUdni at Uey te. proper, repnditte and ^ of «arfare «iU cbifteBdom, une«nne(ted ill coitecuoi »iU the lulemparite I ,(tki* which, in eonrtgi oe»..^tícto. tkby. It » priTit. jndgmem „ iic^cat balU. totcrmtrrud ,itb U.dtugh: ' lUt lead» Ue comTert to Holy MoUer ^ l'«»4ro ond ikeir co»pecrt, eud ue Coorier of Ue u»t.; iieeif . PriTUcjadgmeBt ieidmiMxbic, »b<» ' ^ empiroe froa Ike palace* , J»inw O'NwU. Doanii KÜly. it Ictol. into tb. I'bnrcb bat o.c. m, it - tot )„ e,*i,u.ed ^ allowed—iBpltcik faith uid oaedMOCc it® sodern AiUia. Bright euiraa*- Fraocu PrcaatS, Vairick Frtxife, quired. ' fltUing ftlckioa. gleaming bi.vonei. «crean-if W, MtUea. kl. D,.l‘itnck ItoBelin. , - . , , -'•r. McMikon «enlUrongb«iU Ui oft. ilartia Mullip, AmtricMD^mwi^» U»c «*»er!ldrfch the ' **»»« TI*'»»*!'» The tbnader and red lltme ol artillery pro Amencin Uemocncj.biTc it penodt felt the K„,k,. , , . cflKtt of mittiken Bid pablie policy ibcd ia I of time, toftra and deaden, if Uey do not ok ixpMicu uujKiuMi i^i.uiti c«iBniic cBuuiTu tbondcr iod tcd fliiae of artillery pro | crac», ba»e it penodt felt the i kit rengeance. Tbc d.mocntic giant', ken notion, of pneaU ñ|í>>t 1 of ,1. »mid Ue mini of impenal gran y, 11 not tobe denied, knt Jet ■ to .•» u Uectoe, on mtny ; g„r, tad Ue might» and tnumphant of th> fatiick Hickey, Jtntotob McNimart. No«, «hcU«UitM||kliktK-L taddita»o«- ' literate nitiooal aniatotiliea. Her potition and her «eakuett, not kerttrcngth aor her rommcrci, gift Turkey all her importance in I European politice, itpeciilly «ith Ue man ! tiu,« natio'it, England nnd Krnnca, nnd Rut tin nlio, »bicb dceiret ttrengtb to become a na»al po«er, hut «bieb the ne»cr ctn be. Tb. «04 lacld..!. to to. BiMMrc, «• W. daily*! Iba potiiug of oar paper I-. f • ■ .altl Ua Uttot poMibla atoaiTiii u>i. i-U-mutatng. a«A pal oar tvparlc-n «•- . . ' • iitemil a detallad arewaat al the lua.i - <: Uirtiui M-uiet e«d toul-barro»»,; tpn-l». 1-«kichtir» .itatoee-i .{ aad aruutiil fi it f»<‘ TJid krcatuaib it Am lh»> arn.c : *i I'" .pot. Ut dr..bridge »uplto*dia lt« U"it! twtitioa, and Ut tide bad rrtlrrd Hat alto bo. chfmged. «at the upvrt ol tbc pl.c.' I ,ta Biual pa.tural appMraace’ I or fcil»' aroaad Ua conatry looked de«i|.t< and v< liYiag toKi «at leeiu mutiag about Surinc the Nuraalb lUtioa «ere ut»«r»ed a It* »» nwd ’.adiTidiialt kurryiag. lesmiagl). •» «trdi oat poiat. Tka,« «ere guiog to tb dra«bndga o»er tba -Nora.lk riicr. At thit poiat «at to be mm. parkapt, the gieatm .mount ol ludJtn and unexpected inurUliti family berwTCiaeul. aguaiiad grief, tud luul barroaing anirelT, combinad with the laigd thare of guiaron. .yuipaUy, uianli exertion femalt teadernru, and traa nttiimal butpto taiilr. that rear »a. prcaected u one group The chief rutb »a* made toward Ue doorul Ue taguia boaae, «kick it .ituated a fc« haa-drad yardi apoa Uuiida of tba railroad cun > Itoding to tba mar. Tba place «at li|rrall\ bmiagiad «itb p*<pia. «bo bad ttri»rd tri-u .Ve» I ark. New Haeea, aaA oUrr placet, m .earck of manda or aaar ralatieet. VI Ih.i uma aa perioa could ke admitted, a. the juri ware ricwiag Ue dead budici. .aJ tin egniit ol tbc crowd «U dreadful. I'crtouii grut ict u'.de cTcry other coniidrrttioa. A geutlr-mill upon tic oilier edge ol Ue «edgt.1 uii.> «Olid cry. ' Let me in 10 lind out il aii dear brother 11 dead.' .Another would tap, " I caniiut eoJnre It, 1 mu.t get in and know il mv friend it there " .A man, itupid with grief, would tottir forward, laying. ' M.i wife I my wife T' «hiltt tba laoil delicate la-diei, heedleii uf the maddened ru'h, would maintaia their piicea, lobbing oot. " I hr bride ui ya.terd»» !—dead—dead 1 lib. that 1 cauld lée her liieleii form I” .Amungit the New Yorktrt a »cr» general feeling wi> rxbibiird to know the fiie of Mr. Jonathan Trotter. One gcnllcniin wat perfectly pate with the luteu.ity at bit ihunghu regxrding hit lafat.», and, m tuniinon with himand 'ethen, we rejoiced to hear, in itburl time, from Ur. Üuackenboii, ol the tifaty ol bit friend, Mr. Trotter. Daring thit time the official) in chtrge ol the door performed tbcir duly with great ten-derncii, but firmnett. Tu the cntreatici ol T.r God'i take, let me in,’' the unicennl re nel to U'.I <" ■ d Ut ,, ......ha»t.l •’« the cs.i..pai'.* «I-A to' ,i , k Illlaonc. Wr 1 Ml» I" i' rlV.w l-i-'-'i. it >‘H «ei"»«i *'i ' \ i .iUI.TH I.' I'l'-ll'"'» till budlta '“V ¡Mr t'sviB hi-me. I ba., n trai. ol to' rAETlttlUM or TBS TSlifitl Afl. ClDSNI At BCrrALO I rom the ttollila' ummeii.al AA»*lUtorol thaHtbiaH . «»:<!... thr loin-fnl lira. in. ai.ei.i».. .""to lor .g.orw.ck. p..t. «.okiwci. b.ir bc»« lUi cmplojad iH altl I leg and raiooiteiing Iba it iiitui of thabuiiiliug <01 Al.ia itirtl, uriilr appo.'U tb« I tiloiuem.l Atl>arli.rr itlm. ioiaierly uceupiad on Ua lu.er Hory hr Ua baukiug and ciekang. Utlii-r. of .Mr. Itubrrt Cudd and ItobiBtoB A Co , and ou the upper (tuiiM by law uflicaa and piiealr dwcllinge.— I be buiidiug i-uniiitad of tour .tonri, knt tb. rouiu. «ara alt lolly, and the bright ol tkr ■ hole waa equal to the adjoining li»t itory liulldingi. It Wit eighty Iretdrrp.ndtkirty lue Irrl frnai — toiiJly built ut biitk aud hratily tiiubared. I ha trout wall or. ut Iftrd ut OB oiii ! itunr It nti urigiually inUndcd lor two ay, «at Dt 1 nparaUi llores, aud t paitilion wall ran rll known 111 liuui Itont to rtor of ihe culir. buiM .....1.1., n,.- - .,. i I1..1» thr dr|>ol (■: Uetoto -■;ii«i..l n.iilug gutidi.ii. Uiagi •. Ililliii«--«1 'i.T »*.‘P« ,11, ur I'.iUi lloebi’d I. rtlayi tC-Hiu.' -l-or.' tb> liJ'- »«-lT"“ , rnl. i »'•"• •*“* CTii.hli.ig voicto .ud raili. T'T> ttPonH'i Ii.lure. .ad Trfi.u«.ol he c.ii It »»*e>i» of the .add.tl tight. A., 11 It* . Ihc Iii.l pri*"“ •“'* .1 the dipol 01. Mlnmay 1: .1,1, VtiluioU lisllW'dd. - •i-ii Thu wall hid been taken out ou Ibt Ua applicaUon 11 by no metnt, we are bappj ^ uccatioui. ber* and eltewber*. Tbe «orto toy, generad. Tba force of aarly educatma tad old uk ciatiOBS, «itb Ueprajadicea they hiresngen-dtrad,and the opinioatthcy hara eoofirmed. are ehiatly to blame in cuei where mea act al it tiace.ro aa^raik 1*1*01 faith, or it a ; wiUont a tonUarn tea coait, only practicable tbamoai» to tCkJk^vAfic indignttioa.aud by tcixing Turkey in Europe. MithCouitan •ftoatt Ue uMi clear priaciplai of right,— Thare are, howerar, principle., and tritemi of fAltglon and politic, which, being'wel! de-^ad, Md UlntirateA by bittormml faeu dit-trikntod Urongh centnriet of time, come wiUto MoUer eategorj Thete VTatemt, w.th U^ aider, aud abettor., are knowingly and daUkaralely oppoaed to «bat Amencan. lure Md cbentk. and are to he manfallr met, and not to«por,«d WiU, 1. in Ue ctoe of mit-toktn indmdaali. The Kwaan .T.tem of politic 1, » well I-tod orgaaiiatioa, firm eaongh for au» ametgeaey, and flexible eaoagh for an» eoa'-ttaiancy. It hat itt leeret head and iti mi **"■'' ^«Art «-lU iM mTiterioBi ma-ckxaery, to plan. to iaipira, and to more lU rp. tratiag ag.au aaA «eneiea. WhU. the pc... lie aaA Ue ianning onei keep out of danper, ui remaining nneommitted by any orert ac . or nnmiitakatble Acciaratioa, teeore from at toaJt; like hcrtiew and ambitloai g-aeralt of Armic. Uey lacrifke wiUont tornple, Uei' ^«raai and deluded follower., «ho, at rank hie. art made to tuff.r aad to die if need be for "Ue glory of Ue cante.” It 1. Ueir dctiuy. Uey were made for tool., aa J m looj. Uey are Aied.aad «kea no longer efficient, are cut tolde or -aerificed-iiui it Ue Uecr» i,d the prnetiee. In Ui. city, we hire reeenüy had eicitint ant act at all aiarmmg tgiution. The roni. librium of Ue .Ameneaa amd u loch, tbti ^hea áutarbed, it toon regain, iti ha-tacc. When danger Urcsen. mott, it ilmoat nerer *omet. lor with U» occation, coolnc, forti-tnde. Tigilaaee aad txict jnitice to all mea eomet too. N’ear'y aJl of oar coatempo.-iriai at home ha»e dated thr origin or eaute of the iau agi-farion, wiUin Ue month of Aprü ¡a,t. and ihii bcetnie they «ere thmbering .eatme ertdniooe and confiding. We .rofer tgair. to thi* unpleaaaat inhjeet, bcciaae we find Ue papen of diattnt citiet, falling ioto the taiae error, aod tbeie generont ihonghti and mu-apprthaniiODi are nied here ata defence, b» Ue antbon of Ue diitnrhanrm Tha origin of thr «arm aati^Uolie feeling m thi. eity. wa. an attempt b» an laiigaifieant minority, nearly tix monthi ago, t> OTerthrow and dtmoiuh our Common Sekool»; to degrade and drire out tbe Bibie Uafonndttion of onr UiU, and onrcode cf moral». It wu made by a ma.,, » CaUoIic. BOW known to bare been elected nnde.’ attli-eppreheaiion of hit pnncipiet and hit opii-mni, by rote, friodnitnt la anmbar. and of eonrae in character. Veit, an edoiattd. -e. fined and remarkabli peacefnl MmitUr ef Ue Goapel, formerly a Roman l*rict—dalr »c eredited by t Prolctant Cmirh, ud MttJed here at a p.-sacher, wit riolently tmnluii ud hit life endugered. in hit own pnJpit.on’ tha SabbaU, ud at oUer tunc, by a faroeioui band of rowdiet, aod bad 11 not been for the lirmnu. of a nable yonag CaUolic eitiren, who interfered, and protected Ueiilrery bairi uf Ue ialended rietim, it it iapocihie a<.« to gotoi at the rcolt. Thit canted deep feei. lag, bnt BO agitation Emboldened br the impaaity with which freedom of ipcechronl.i be attacked, KiagLagL, tt»ertl «eeki after, ward, brcame the next object of intnlt, ia eptn day. Tie rinJe Xiaiix,, »j'itif hat not ret been told, eieept by one or two papcri. in ene hat been, to hath up. keep quiet, fir bn tiBtit, and political contiderationt. Amen-can ediHirt, geatleman of intolligeLce doubt let, bnt far away, ud milled by partial in tolligenee ud premediuted miirtpretenta-tioa, the frnit of ladindoal riralry, pohti. tai jea'oaty.ud M»eraJ other oouide infln taac, now undertake to tell what wu, tod what ought to hara been t To ihow that the jtéaanút ipirit maaifett ad ia Cineinnati ia not a loci tpirit only; e that other miiertbie delation, that tha mao fkirkiud wu in any wue pifio«a//, eoncern ad in Uc Uu HiUtion. we uk oar readert to ptrwM tba Iwllowtag extiwet from u JrUb aawtpaper.aad Uu lay, wheUar it u not U» tjnri/ ol Romuitm, more than any local ex citing cante, that eilled forth Uoae outrago upoB Ua prineiplea ol ciril ud religioai iib arty; for Ua prcicrTatioa of which, Ue wbolr pwopla of Ciaeiaoati formed tbcmicl»H intoi "protoetioD aoeiety," Hera it tbe extrwcft re larrad to: T*i HironnaTto* in lUaua aao Dao. •■ua —Tht fcreamg MtU .tatei that aa Eat tor Soaday.t Roman Citbolie print ud fu. of Ua laity abjured the error, of Poner» tiiJc ^ ipintnti directioi of the R«». tbon.t SmU. aad ta^nently reeeieed Ue Urd 1 Sapper j. St Tbpma. (AnrrA .«hdeMoa Magea.Aae., oHietatia*. Tba Ac, geatl.mu *b« u rtoptot.bly eooaecled. ,. mu» nad.r Uaearo of Ua frirtlt frotrctiom Socuh «a Urotbedt L'oaierTtti»a tayii 'Tbe Baformalioa m.eemint itill continne. to ag,. Uta Ua eomn.ua,tyie.try pertoo of aociily ‘i tfOAHtd from the loweit to ^ higba.1. Roiaaa f atholi,, »r. fierce!* attrrad ap btouaa the Iriik Charch .Mi.tmn anto opaa Uair door, ud admit the lownt Kftof, aad mwt AigradeA, la orAar to tcwk ■ tha -orA. ol H.I» Vhia 7r UlatoMka«tMaatoM[».iio«. p,«,.u„ f“‘“ff'"•I “• ^''M-r .pin' MBila^ hy U.ir Ham.a C.Uolie *,Lh «^ lo.uad of eopriig tka aiampla „i hafut tbwa, prtfar AtoAi of rwleaea to re,-M. toare» and trnth. Innediately alt, •'riMk. gronpa of koy. collteUA roao 'ha ■laaipa-kaoM, ua baaAaylait. Ikrcatcn Uf tka toMhwra and lakoUrt aa they mm cu larlafi aotoi wart M»araiy kirkrd, aad bim ware afraid to aaatara in coma la. At Ivar •'•Uak, aa immaaM BiltUaAa Matmoleil wkaa tha «kola forea of Ua co.tUbalary aesaalieg ta aba«t oaa kaadrad and fort» toM, «ara marekad iito Pair »tre»i — Tha arawA kept hootiaa, ikaAtiag, catliig aatoto aad gra aiag ta th« moii ditcardam ■aaaar, at Ua aighl of tiUtr (aackar. tahaltowi It toak Ua itaioai affarti of the pallM *• kaap them from tarroaadiag the praaiifM aad toariag Aava Ue kouia. nwJfa/ar. Mr. JWiUa, Mr. M'Ntmiri Jlr. Nmij n Ua Argu, tffurdad e».ry pro-laatlia paaaihla la Ut ckUArwa «ku tka tohaal hralta aai aama adaita, ko«a»ar ware laUaroaAl hy Ua moha ta Uair o«a abodta that) daoft kaHtrad. tkwtr wfadawi kraktt aad vha«aal»aa klaiad aad kaat, tka plwat •hara thay lu'ff* «era (hraataud W ka fcarn-*d la tha fraaad. AU tkt adaJIa aaalag to ...------ .. ...I .-VI. -J portut eoaaideritian wiU Catholic pareiti. I fieldt, ud the milliont of martjrt to ta»e the lonli of Ueir uflipriag, all Uingi ' -JiTiat ngbt” of kingt. that Ue dy- thonld gi»e way to thit—oow, if a parent | j^cp^icon wu blotted out for*»er would ha»e bu ton ttnij the profeuioo of j forerer. ibt» UA inumpnui 01 ia> ,, • ,1''------------- old regime langbed in the hoar of nctory.- f kf «t. u. BlackSc.teenred by the Du- Ther^naA themulrc by tol.mn treaty U.t R“““ n. ... , church, w 10 ail tim«. tud in oil ly delibentcly rtu« « n»Tv, tad w*uf couv. AdmMiH into tbe Mediterraneu tt pleunre, and thn. aaiTiB layt of Ue public Kbooli of the : eocircie Europe from the Baltic, around iu ciA» of Mtdiioa: eutern bonndary.to the Straitiof Gibraltar. W « can plataly tee Ueeffeet. of Ue Graded N’arai tupremacy, which once eoniutod SehooltuiUiicity.iorUelatttwalremontht. priocipaUy in niutietl tkill, it to be ichiered i thy genUrmu 1 wholeleetort wuporcr/af— weak. Latn. giTtoaeof bit illn.i-atiOBiia|, 3oB,p,rw thoalJ ne»er mrain reiga in : eridence. It », or tboaU Ito.^tho mott la-^ They .«ora by borning tiue. and III the t'limjitni. uv, ..... _ '-.All iriuii uitut run with raro in approaeb- j luuat* «iciiu.1, nai a caralui and good working Norwa'k Uiit r H idgr. Trtint gotiii, ' oitn, ca.t Iroui Ni-..Hi Suiioii will uniie ttntiii. j »UK rxaaiiii ran,, ihc iiit*e willi ciruJiiii cure—and t'l.alni A .iltli- Mler 6 a'cloek, the ncigbbort in ion 111 Trtiu. out i.l turn- irr rtnti-uie-t al..‘i; j ii.e vicinity .1 the dooiurd building were .Ur rroriiug the bn to-i-, ¡tu, will be held i««pjn tied by » loud cra.b, and w .iiddeu .buck u% ut tible for Ihf mil t> 11 till ir trim. Ttiii* u will Ilf ji'tii tiul lUi Cuiuptiiv «IV UI i.lint, aud that Ili'iue.l ali.ii: | ii.e vicinity wl the Aooiura uuiiuiug -ci. held lt«pjn tied by * loud craab, and w aiiddeu ihucb ot ut I I au etitbquklic, toliuwvd lu.l.ntly by tbe tar- dirrcliMB. ol nliid ibiicLi ui tbe |u«eii by. Iraiiiig >uo-bat it tbe iwlc I liueot at it were by luatinrt. ibat tviue awful tr»., be wonld not, to qnalily him far the I' nÜ'^erUfler ¿y . ttoam -ar marine and .kill i» t.m», tend him to a law lehool, or » »»• p^^t of which you war. yoartel»*.,—be- : ed lor ticaiiiig, houie-hrtaking, or wmeihing itUort, though itUl impor- chine ihop—to, la perfonaisg ““'*”*! h«ld tie Imperial throne, ud a Napoliciv ***•■ It ii no wonder at all, for tiera u no tant. are not to indiapeaiable at formerly.— V • ''V’V / . V = Mi« Uie impcriwi lutvuv. uuu • .wArvi.ftA.> . . . doty the loenlcitioa of Ue trn. faiU, b. . Democrotic bride ua ihÍ'¿'"%?“/“ ‘‘ ‘\*í' ^ -'H woAld not toad him «her* ^ faiU u r.di- i oJm?oa T^e to!^L''tot''e''x«rt '** *“ ^nrkey -Aied, or where no faith it all 11 Unght. ^ ttoendut. ft not human power ud hu- »«i®>Her., adepla la crime, to carry a fair ex- ' lor "«boat it. the etonol create 1 a,v»y; and wan ivk.n ,ka X..-. Tk.. >ki, tn Mnn-alinn Bith tk. M.l.m rOute tO they thil, in connectioa with the eattern ronte to were ere- Udia. will alwiyt keep Fruca ud Englauv in uugooiim to Kaiiia on the Torkith qoet nit chUd to tare hu body, for fifty or tmy j aad onlr “I- H “ "‘f‘“ter. into the domiin of re- “»“■ Raitia, it it true, ia a growing power. orld, u It u to tara hu »al. ' „r„oauUc poweri euh u it wire 1“ ‘1 '“rJ"* ‘ pbyiiciHy and iatelleetnally, tad Fruce aud two great antagonuuc powert.euau It wire, ledge ol a kutorp, which u ilmott a.«ircrra/ l-.-i — a .00 .rcren.win» their .trenirth and ’' eadearoring to cat a deep ehuoel for the /u, ud read a few ehapteri from King Jimea' kJ.».-j-.i ; r ttk x « ___________ . , uic unuuuit. .. UV» vvv.—!—-•> ^ior_ aren when the heart It corrupt The weakaet. ol thi. «atoment u, we tp- | wudom mocked to aothingaeu? The ^ ¡oU Uat Ue end for which they » prehead,appareatto all. fa th. fir.tpi.ce it • .„u.tcn”of Fronce, it.«m. uootretact^- jutt at mack a doty, uat the parent qualify .p|^j„j¿ Chruuu c-’iUiaUon u anire.roal- *if ,k-j------«- ply wat, ‘‘Goif aitiat jon I 1 am lurry toryou hut at tliii moment you cannotennr—by auJ by you will ’* AVhen the door wat opened, what an effect wai pruJnced! The floor wti tirewedwith dead biNiiet, coffiuv. and torn dreiici, whitit the air wet filled with.hrii-k) unoaoeing the rtcognitiuu of a departed father, brother, mother, ftter, or child. The bodiet ware not much diifigurrd. Tbere wen tome bruited about the head, baring thr woundi principally opon the left temple, aud the tame tide of tbe tkotl. Tbit itruck lu t. retolting from the angular potition at wh'ch thabodiri touched the cart after being projected ID tha one fatal direction by the ihock The majority teemed to ht»e died' from ilow ifrowaiog, and their cuanteutnret preteuted the true index of their frelingtat thr momwtil of the awful paitaga from time to eternity,— The chiiet of the sculptor hi. nerer caught the real delineation of lioeanient and ripretiiou which could be there teen upoa the facet of thi lifelcii huiOBO monumentiuf the New Ht»en railroad tragedy, One man lay with bit lipt ilightly ipart hit hair literally erect, hi) eye) )tinng, bihand) extended, ei ti in irertinn oi dnnger. and hi) retracted muíale) ihowing hit feeRog ing a trade, or walking the itrteU, or trartl-' “*I“* “I poti“fioD.” and that the children are ¡.nd Aile"* aÍtoifreat^of Furooe ii cnt iig becau)* religion, taachin* it not ccaaect- become, politic, politic !»ugkt m them to .teal ud .«indle, or that ‘“'I. «bile all the reit of F urope 1. cut up g reiigon.iaacB.n*unotc-aaect <be record, tf the Mayor or magutritea thow mto a »ariety of racea, religioua, language., ‘ *'b‘»‘ • . . _ _ . ' ‘bat e»ery day lome of the pupil, of theie dUleeta, Su„ which defy unit» except upon at ecp w ."““a aciaga cloaeobtenrer of men ud their more- ichool. aro arraigned for honro-brcking or jome »ery broad principle, of human thought 'be La.t a"i Lh!:i 1 rd^roruVn“.re»L'rd.nmK'“3'aV : toe «^Tb®. principle teem, to be aid ed with them, at keep him awiy froi for toe tame toe army fkomn ao. 01 kui w . i.-»uv~. political ayttemi and polie», are net *™w* a aeaiai. out at lac — ° ■ • , , . to.lfirn militar» iciuce—why lead a boy toa ' . j , 1 j ki- j* <. chargee ha»e been made by ooe who hu been emng, by the iDttmctire force of the humti. grammar tchool to learn toeolojrf Mr.McM. 1'*** • **, *1 ° , *'■*"! 5 ***^ *? ®I the Khooli more immj- mind ud heart, more ihao by ivttematir ror«wedtoege.ero!coBAoctof.toMherin.,‘^‘^*^“;. Common Sohool. bnt could make nothing oat i [J** ''ihe^cabineu ud "dinUmarié ‘‘ ?"**“"• “duadrutage. Thi. princi- of ft, for he appeart to be t cudid, truthfal, | P T*^- p m t e op, tha Supreme Church Anthoritv, it woald pie it a lore of libert», and alone unitot the hone, geatieman; hat he -a. hound to rauh «'“ *!>ough for the Board of E’docatioo to ' u Europe, whi'l. again.t it are arrayed .. I J „ k. i .I., extent,ehugaüiatoac«le.i»*tjcalcoBftrence, eaamineinto theteachingtof Ferreter. Who , , ,,, , t ' foregone coaclntion.udM he know, what toi. dutiful .00 of toe Church ha. “*'1 "r*«o)uat.on. ud the telfithneu of toe the ^iftf rar WU all powerful, and 1 i * . ■ y - l ■ ■ *tUmpled ta teach daring the twelve or eígh- higher orden, th« hierarchy and the tnstoc that, teemed to clinch the enormity of em-'«***’P®I*I'“I conTtn'ioai. It u the ipirit teen moutht he hu been employed by the rae» with the middle cltiic iodtffcrent to a plo.iag. Proteauat teacher of trithmaw, tot®! “‘"“«•‘““I A K.TMcriou.. Sehul Board. grakt extent Power, wealto, governm.nUl pro'». ,o. Catooltoehüd that two and t-o ! b-^.«ai jn.t._uJ_m_.rciial reteíVuYoTuUt. iaflueuce. treaeherr, ar. oppoud to nnm- iv Tioltled. It ihoii, j be .( the |ir«(«r pern oJ thr ptrioii »o iiiiM OuiiiCliug hluiteli. Tu >how Ihe rvi kle-jnert of toma of ihi-perioui eiitruttrJ with the niauagemeiit oi 'tilruad train». »e in.» iiirntiua. tty» ihi 'Hartford t'oiirtvl,’ that the PretiJentuf one of ihe rued) ruuuiai into U-digepurt. latorui-ed a gfutltmau of ihii cit». ricently. that h« Ltd «ithiua ihurt tiiua plared the iigutli to indieitc that a dr»w wat open, (when it »u. not,) forthe piirpove of le»tiiig the eugineer. Vat the leut attention wet paid to the tig-nalt, and htd the ilrto in reality b.eu opeu tu iu'cidriit at eei'iuut in lit coiiteqtii-ucra ar ihe pre»ent one, luight h»». been the intuit In thiiinitance the engineer wat prumptli Jitcli.rged but ne doubt whether nieature-«ere taken tn piard other road) agaiutt employing to reckleM tu iudividnal. Kxmwio.vot-Tiis Jxv.vv Lixn.—Ihe u-plution of the vteamboat Jenny Lind, it the ehirt feitiire of the newt in thc'S.n Frtne'ton psperii. From lliB Sau Frtnciico Herald ol thalSlbult., we i-xlrtit tbe lollowmg ptra-g.aj'h: Tue Jenny l.ind waion her way Iroiii Al»i-»o to this city with about 15U paneuger» At leu tninulei past f«tl»e—tbe biiat beiug '.hen about four iiiilei from tha writ thore of the biy—a riuleiu tremor wet felt throuih-out the boat, like the conruívion produced bi the firing of a f»unon. and in a lerunJ alte-, a trrmcudou) report wat lirtrJ, anil Ihi "bole VPtiel wat envelope J in t deiiie cloud of tcalding steam. A plate nu the after head uf the boiler htd b»tu bl'iwn out, and Ihe steam and the boiling water cuthed out w ith great violence. The bulk-lietd leparatiu.,-the boiler from the cabin, ahich wa» tft w«-ibicered into t thoutaud [i-iguienta by the force of the‘hock, and each f'agmeut hi-sami A mitsile of death and deitruction. The cibin wat a cloirly loafined ro«in aalkiuitv had occaiied. tutu ruthed trum Ihcit ».utft and uliict. bareheaded, and wore met hi ia« cloud» ot du»l which curled Irom lhi m»».oi ruut.aud by ihecij that the bnildiug UAd uUeu At toon at tbe lict could ha re-ali/ed 11 wa. found that the htvk wall and every part olihe building had tallen complete V througa into the ccil.r, caiij lug w ilh them tne pool l.-llowi who were at wort at tha time ulthci.*l»mily. Kiik aitOVAU-fc-IBi KIl ltitlMt—AXtUOSiA-TAU ItoalA», Immediately aller tha 1.11, ibr.e men were reicucii Iroui ifcalroutul the builtjiug, auu t.o from the back. Iheit uaiaet ware a. of dread At heiug forced into the terrible gull v.— •— - . - . » 1 1, Ailtough ttilf aud cold tt he lay upoo hii , about 15 by 2" feet, with tmxU windowi look-back, tu obterrer would imagine that ha wa« lag out upon a toit of gangway tuat inler»eu- itill receding from the contcuipltlion of tb horrible cataitrophe. I'pon the countenauci-of the once robust Mr. Colbtch, of Richmond Me., you would tee clearly the eipreuedcon (ietion of inentable death, and the calm iteody gt/e of a mao familiarized with its coDtenij^ation. Mr. Colbtch was a ship carpenter, jutt returning to hit native place.— Near to the door lav the body of t gentleman taid to be Ur. Bartlett, of Masiachiiieits; il looked as if he had cudetrored lo tear olf hi-glorei, in order to attempt to frae himself but had not trme to accomplish the act befori he died. A beautiful child lay near to him ed between it and tbe railingi, ft was jnil about dinner time—the table wai.pread, anil followt- I’htrlcs Goodhue, clerk to Mr. Gltnny, (iBorge Nickoltut, workman, Cun I ad Diehl, Warren Sawyer, " .Micliaal Ficbatdion, ■' tit thttc, Mr. Goodnue, Conrad Dithl, and .Vhchtcl Hiehardiea were injured, but uuttc-ncu»ly; the other two etcapcd entirely un-hiii’t. Heture many minute» had cltptcd, tht chief eegtncer ot tha tire department, tm miyor, and other city ollicer», were at the aet'nc of the ditatier, and meitures were at ouca t«kan to teeore toe Iruul wall before p.'O-carding wIth toe workuf cltariug away tfai rubhiia, aud aiarehiug fur the budiet. nxAD Buniia ptaeovtaxn-auHib'K or tua Bor oiuatix ilM»*». About an hour alter tbe tail of tha buiidiog the leg and arm of a man were diteorered 11, tne cellar lO the front part uf the building projecting from a matt ot mint, ft wa» founo iiiipotsihle to get at the body until cootidcra-ble rubbiih had beeu remorcd from the tup out a man crept iatu tha front part ui tbecei. iar, and reacfaiDg tba hand, UiKorared that the pnl»e had ceoted to beat. Altar contide-rabie labor, sufficient wat cleared away to enable the tearchcrt to OKcrtaiu through tbi »e)t which ho wore, that it wu the body ol John llellotd, the master carpenter employed upon the job. Mr. lletford wu a highly re sperted cituen. aod 1 man uf family. The riaaaar Ohio SBflw-gwi. li bat-cing that tka Stock of tha LiUla Ml ami Kailrjad, a.« Cuatolidaud with that of tha ('olnmbnt aod Xcaia toad, i>iat|y ullt ibunl thirty pcrceat. abura par. th. llaoiiltou luteiligeocer ludulgr» in (it lullowing ittaln. i.urhing th. past aad the areieat of tha f.ittl* I Miami iUilwayi ‘ Yet we barn artu the time whra a coantj >ab«crlptiun of a few th-iunaad dullart wu lu»t tu It ua tbe ground of ilv "runulug ibecoeiitj into debt.' ' bnrdeaing tha people," Ac.— W'e hare trcu the tiiiir wbra we pvrptd ikrnogh tba rraekt ol a wmnlrn tlieJ wiib Himh wouJcr, lo tec lor tba fir.t Hiii" ''1** Losoiootire ” Aud what e Locuiiiutircit vatl V lilti* leakttllcuf a thing, » bivh would hart ..oked ftka a monte kctide uuaul therlrpfatutt -if the p.rotraf era. VVah eye. dilated, bow we Ittcurd tolh. tala of lU trem.nduui, iMrtuI ■•huti.l Thit littl* loconiutiTc pli.d daily betwun -iaaiaatti.ud .Milturd, ou a flat bar, wiading I) turluuut courir atouod l.rnia, bccaui. Ibt umptny «« too poor to buy ib* right ol wty iiuugh them, and carrying a lillle freight id t lew |it»>«sgrr) orergiadet too eipeu-ivetobr tiibdued. Av-i It It a puaitira fact that the Cnmoany wai about that liiue uaible to obUiu credit lor a load ot coal. Lu. « hit a change I '1 he itoek which want begging it now haggad tor, the r-md it -tuc.cd with mt'it hugeeuginrt and haodradi of cart, the'.rack hu bacu ttraighteuad, Ur-aleA. taiaid, and will thortlv be doubled, and :be Company can cummaud milliuut, «heia It could not then cumuiaud thoataadi. "Aud toil it all altributahlc tu tba wnndar-ful growth of our State," tayt on. Not altogether. Of conr»i tba protperity ot the oouqAvy bad loiaetbtng tu do with Ui but m-ergy had itiU more. Thu wat the piouaer road. Though nut tba fint begun in Ohio, it «M tha lint linithed. Iia piopneton tauuch-ad into ‘ the untried ocecu ol ei|iarini«Bt," and buiit it by lIow and paiuful degrrw, against 1 hurling ttoriu of pitileti public opinion. The euterprit. naedsd a Culumbai, boldly to tail orar tha uukuown are, peopled with Ithuluua muniter»— 'Oorgooa, li>dr»i, and ciiiniartt dirt," tad beyond it toitcp upon the firm ground of a proiperily tiulooked tor hr tha w i>« nwU of the day. ’ Tbi) man wat louud in W . || Ole-mant, tha oldest Superintrodeut lu Ohio. teuauccs The facet were color of the dentrted tboiit dinner time—the table wattpread. aim 1 •r",v.v --------- fise minuUs tiefore, Ihe ladiet, children I "lie. »ho it uow in a delicate »tate ut health aud geutlemcn in charge of Itdin. had been!»») not sutfered for tome lime lo koow ol introduced into the cabio, 10 that they might I Ibe terrible vitiUlion, and the body wa. con not be incommoded by the rn»h to’ dinner' »eyed to the house of the brolhe.- of the de whi.n the bell thonld ring; thev were tbout ■ cea-ed. .Ahont the same time that .Mr. Hetford body Wat lirtt diacavcred lu trout, the men at » ork 111 the rear of the build lug reached Iht body ot a laborer, dead and mucb mangled and proceeded to get it out at speedly at pos tible. While one man was feeling bcuealb It,to aiceriiiu ia what position theeorp»e Jay hit hand was seized cunrulsively by some oui beneath the ruint. The alarm wat instautlj given and amidst intensest eicitenicnt, tcorei of men rommenced wurkiog desperately at ibt So tirm wa» the grup upon the hand, ._e man could nut withdraw it. In t teconds tbe dead body wu taken out, aon cleared away tu ei- It boy who was tound -..... - lirmly Wedged io between flowed from their znntilated .'»,»uv > timhert aoa ny o.-ickt aud mortar, as to be eating themselves at the table, tome ot the Isdiet were already seated. Just at this moment the explosion took place—tbe dense rolnme of steam rushed into the cabin and instantly pervaded it. -All who were in il laere stricken down as if wilted by the heat uc uieu. .V uc.u,.,.,, ... ....----- rhey were tcalded frightfully, eitiTually, looking as it the cherub had returued to earth I aiid’all inhaled the feartnl tte'am. .Not one alter the catastrophe, and laid doiAu to ifecp. | tscipeJ; they w ere all killed laitantlv, or Hopelets horror was portrayed npon the couu- ' hsve since died. teuanees of the ladiet. Many of them had their clothe» literally uuutnally pale, even for the : torn from them, the skin was eutirelv burnt! *Pot. S ted. This wa» in some mea», olf their tacei and bodies. The sight they , that the leutly wbcucooisea m me water, ntu luci; . uowru ir.ui vucu luusnusvu vuu..^. ...... facet covered into bubble» of foam, belched Í few of tbe gentlemen managed to grope their icarccly able to brealbe. At much relief ts forth‘ in theitrongtwimmer'i dying agon» ' wav out of tbecabin, crriag pitenutlv tu thote potaible wet give* to him, and ibe tonnd ol ■ ' ■ ’- --i v vi-L._ hi. ri.ii-e soon ehcered hit rcicuert on to Hi Wat lupplied witb STVMix7‘ó7Va.‘o;R¿o^'<v:Yv^^^^^^ aboVe'tomveilieYr «ive’s aíd'childreu. When ‘‘‘* on to make fcnr. Prohakly nineteen tw.nüttb. of H** o»er all Sutetmea. and Pope., an.* torotlVuh CatWicV«ru^ hVrt7iVñ¿r.no«. pev.r» .nd'.«p.r.titio«— hi. hearer. tappowd that riri wi Jf.yufer | “4 fc-*»*»-iraiie., Bay teem Wore that fnncUonarj for every American Ho„iblo tyranny legitimated, character- wu wme montttr, too fr^ktlBl to be e*Hed : ^ /if»*-* »‘ lau eriiu 10 the FrotettanI, •' ■* " ■ . bv anvnome ia the En.lith Itnrn.rc »r ' «*^‘*i * '*** tbev aro aiinply the IB- PaaeiKO CofXTOgiiT AIo.vtT.-Ye.Wrdi» **'''• rMUtMCC, inA, hen by inynoBie m toe Eaglith l.BgBag^.n,,j,j^„„of fijwiG. afwruoon, a mao mmed Jooet, wu irretiei PA-'H». Nrociotu retaliation, to. other ugly ipider with nine legi tad long beard We hare la toe pobluoed proeewdiogi of hr otfieer Derrol, forattemptiag to puieoon- tide. A game of eheu it noi more compli- -Awrtof U.roatu].,whouhiweoaldoBl» be "•*'= «'rf*'' '“'«ej- He oU..eu a »pu,.uu» fire „Wd than the diplomacy of Enrope at ibi. -nrol hr the mn-i- of th. " ! fi thecitv of New York wbicBeiooet to da», franc piece 11 i .tore, and the offlcer inform. ^ ‘ “ ^ ^ , -nrod by the mn.u of toe Jt^frere^ ^ ^ ^ pruoaer . pockets, ““*• ^ * ““i*® w e call toll a petty snbwrtnga. Throngh-jqjesuoaiaow eoavulsia* the world if miad, foar eoonterleit pieces of the ume kind, and progreu; and, if a close icruliay notet im- nt toe whole lectnro which wu very pros» of a politieo-roligioaa ebaracter, and it miy t $10 bill 00 the Slate Bank of Ohm, lopoosed provement we find that it it a copy from eontinnallyreaomngtotbatpropof tMnrdu», uloitrau»e. from tbe Generai bail for hu eppeirince £0: eiimiottioo on ibepvfirio prinnpi knowing, of coarw, the: ; Report aiioe tt toe Mondty. ’.heeatoority of hit word wu itnfficeat etub- ¡ íüi-»t» asvivibsabt 0» tbi abibicax a.»» ALLEGED'uifnT Ox FAITH liihment if 1 p.-emite to bit ieerer»;—bat 1 that didn’t tut ni end ongbt not to init any { VOEilOV CBBIillAV l-VtO.r. The receipu of toe locietT daring tbe yur ding-April I, were $ST aO* '---- ' Marriage it one of tbe teven tacrameott o( man who bu the focolty of rtuoning. We : ,99,,on toe preceding, Tae ipeiterloOO. Tbe tipenditarü • gy— v/i-v 1 ■ ’ * , " I ABC »u»rrciiukj vclr1imoro‘tia“iU ■ ‘I**Bume, coawqneatly belong, to try tontb of toe ! ¿«ere $65 7-42, Oeing ») doctrine, of Faith. A law “Ailocalioi" igon. to that of will give onotoer ipecimen d in «nhataec; darieg liii i.'gnment, mot Cathcliriim tiaait*—tae only true and uring laiin, tno _________ ___________________ as oppoted to tou, old eltc it u pagtniam tud toe lociet» at borne lad^tbrotd. wu nsjost kc. L'btrged with bolding, teaching, and Greekt, SliToniani, Wallackiioa, Amanta, .....’’YY/ÍIÓ OOÜ VoT'toan toey were in the yeti of the Pope prononneed mirriagt. tolemui- on., in S.Í progreu ol hii j_ ot^., tioa toc Romxu Pneiihooo, eaee—< 1 tlooe u Chns- ¡.umber of mUiiontnet, mitsion.ry mirt.ed life, conenbintge' non ot unag i&ith, tail -üicr iatortri aiuii Oe ^ a»i, j _ .i i ijr... . i- . _ . Atiitie Turkey u tbe real Turkish Empire —European Tnrkey it an attachment of bet. erogcneoot muiei, haring no natoral tffini-tie». The tovereignty of Tnrkey over the coun-Saretnd the Dtnnbe it tnal-tbi Normtni over tbe Stx-the elerentb eeutory.witb tbia difieren—thit there screr caa be aa tmn’gtma-the cooqoerori and toe ecnqnered.— infide.itj; bo; fearing, perhaps, tbit tbit wu j !*»'■ being eight more than were employed in cheriahingtbii intnlling doctrine in onr midst, nnmbering over tea millioni, are held in tnb-too mueb -ui » porcupine to iwallow tail fort- j ‘^H*e*iep^ to«*proectd. to indicate tome L**' *“ '*‘1’ “* jeetioo, and goremed by the radett feudal molt, qnalii.ed bit iweeping deeltriticn by j "iigni of the timet ’ watch thonld crotw deep "to. came oat with a tort of expiauation and Itwi, by one million of .Moilemt. ThagreaWr e'erating Chrittjan ttcts over paganiim tad I •»' increattl effort apology, of which tbe following paragraph it oart of tbete tnboUriei of Torkej—for laeb infidelity, bnt ttHl coming entirely tbort of' « Pr^tunVtrld‘toe?.“ a to^*di: * , , ,, , “‘I'“I 7 laiTitioa. Now, in reference to bit mtin Ueiopemmt, iB icme chnrthe» cf 1 spirit of Hat the cate u difieroat la tba and the a branch ol the great family of that name poiat, the great dnty of toe pereat, toe ' formali.m-of . dapotition to wek for Chrit- n^b'illhir‘“Thi'^hn«h di.tingniihed from the Poli.h, Bohemian and - -..... ., tioa doctrine and. tn-detof worthip, not lim- bic. pnhiuhtd. TbeebBreh*»«i.o<eoniiaer n„„¡.„ -hr tlmott diitinet national lalTttioD of toe tonl of the child, we cannot imagine, toeorotieoily any inWrmediate point oetween lalration and damBttioo—ifi tonl iiTfd it it tired—if lott, it it iott, it cinoot middle tget be both. .0 toe datlBction bet-wn P.g.nam ‘‘ lrtor4;4tíí!m‘‘r''b;ie‘h.'’'‘^ and ProteiUotam meant nothing, nnd wu jj. Ja toe Pnpnl world Wert hn*e been de ^ »t!f'Y\4fintorroi>o‘Vd^'dMm^^^ mic“«‘uiwd*^‘loroÍ*ci^^^^ chnrneteri.tic., utim'Uting more ttrouglv a ' tm4 of the Chanto'to the Srly nnd erm “■* «iü* the Rui.inn in Itngntge nnd liWrnture, Rnttitn Slavoniint.by almost dittioetaational The tid oi tbe ' Hato: riedconrerU who ira oevcr required to coo-trnct matrimooy agnio on cnWring the tUbrnwd Lnmbertini. ifwrwnrda Ben- tbno with the Sli»onitni uf the cuwrn nod weiUrn brtnchet. Thete Southern Slnrooitot, remirki 1 late 130 Aruic.t>uii»iu li-wi- uubssi-iK, •uu n_ in inc r.p.1 -ui.o vocre u»c wsscn oe- , y .u . • .-v v v . 1 v ----- tarown ont u 1 placcko to ihort-witW-f Pro-! yelopemtnu ol n very marked eh.rncwr with- J; “ e.» „ “ditentiei toe qneBtion *"**' *“ ^“''“P**“ Turkey. k»»e teaunt, and ttahifiedCntoolie mindt. ‘'Th«ÍTJ'^en“n Mtroordinnrr increaaeol ‘ke'mUnroonie. ol Cnlvini.it in frnnlyl- oeenpied their prtaeot potition over twelve The idea thit n whooimuter, whole Inbori J¡¡,ru>tf>ir», ot woribip ol the Virgin Mtrj *»•“»''* i “ tk»‘tk»p'«'’ke ihowt handredyeirt.indpopninW not only the great are ooeront whole fniltfnlnett 10 hu ickoiu- nnd the dogmn of her immncnlnte conception ky n multiwde of nrgnmenti thni ill mnrrin- j^fgey, bnt tlio Dtlmatin. C'roitit tiedat;e.uiroqneBtly;e.wdbjngideinmiu- bidi fnir *J> be ettablabed nnlheriutively be- G'r«k4eiamntic7*nre vilid nn^tod^^^^ “<* the loutb part of Hungary. They nil tlioni, tad whue whole school hour) «olj “xbere''hu been n wonderlnl recnrrence to ’•**• P™»"**'* ‘ke pirUet hive mide n true ipenk the time Itngntgi, which a tkm to the am .*ufllloúínj-»'ipefweek,h«iii*mittilotf. mir»eí«. Theft hw be«D RaiYitn. The CrMlitoi lud part of the Dil- c-Apiei with proieiyUni lehemet, or ihot h« s Botlunj^ likelhu iiacc tie Keforanlioo, in the *he commoBWt BcquiiaUnce with Citholic ire Rom«u Ctlbelici, »nd theremBiu- .11, .b... Ú. Cl. “t* eioi^u, .\rmiaiBDi, LaiUn»ni,tüiTer*Blmi,; J iaioicrBoee Bud per»Moiioa. The mim*ge* of abú- olie» me the Litm tlpheoet, but thefoUoweri ÜuBter», ereaot tirtid of hBTiB? Ueir ipet bI I‘•raiTeri uad other ietii^i Romiéh ion**, t* ill«« anioBi, regurdi them u of the Greek Charch aie the C/rUlim cbhr ...............‘ ■ ..,0 ^ • toe mauke into “lí “F ^knrch Itnguige. Tha cir preteutsOBi of the P.paey nre pnt ................. ciimiUnce, connected with the difference of tnbllihmeali. The genllemtn spoke of tot forth with boldnui. Tbit leuaul to utuly tht “F.nqnirer,” and religion, hu eontribnWd to retard nntiuntl Rome leen U» gUBj>oi.«)ion of u lajgei he roisaiaed mom, natil hu eye ctoght the devclopmeot. and prevented national unity. A man in Belgrtde, remtrkt onr nntoor, may rnaiiljiBg tebemc for toe neromplubment ■' •"•«'•«‘.yv"»’"* 'ofi p*«« m the Cnth- not be tble to rend » bo«k printed in bit own ov'tVis tiVv.—HaYin'gYiVn in the cars at' tome of the passenger* who were unhurt rnih- : bearing the time of the law *»d rifair at Norwalk, 1 | ed below, toe «ij?ht thatj.roteM^^ turpri.mg lorti- give yon the following particular). The fiat ^ gered tncm. aoY ii-mic ¿ccame faiU. Thev bu horn thing'that I notieei »v«» a waving end jeikioa'tounil the dead and Ihe dyiug In aTonlmcd I’sle. ’ of tbe cart, not very teverc, but enough tu mts» ou the floor, covered wtih fragments ol beam» thow that an accidect of >ome kind had oc- chairt, tables, furniture and timber, and hnr- kard to be rrleued. lOe rnuoiso wu tuuu curred. It WM so different, however, from • ribic to relate, Ibcy were writhing in ictlding eltarerl »«»j as low a> bit cbctt. and some what I bad lopposei] to be the case when (he water, wiiicb It»'lii iuchci deep on tht dtmp»tra. wtt proeured upon which he wte ■prising ... When uXed If his lunbs ««le DroXen answered that he believed not, but begged be rrleued. Tbe rnhbith wu toon cars are oil from the track, ihat 1 thought floor, that they wonld ooou be atopped, and that Wl Tui>r little children were crying pitrooslj were Mfe. Thi: was but lor a mooiiut, for for their uiotheri, who cuiild hear, but bliud-the breaking of the glass and of the car thow- ed, coild not see. Mothers were ssrifkiug ed that lomething terrible had already hap- with agony, or calling iiiwvn tome aue tn itr eoahltJ to rest hubrad. I or t.o hours the nico worked with ootir-ingene gy to rcwene toe noble lit'-le fellow, wh bore bravely op, and leeonded their ex. cu lu.i ........ ___________________ ________^ ertioas u much tt wu in hit power. Al pened or w»t about to happen, for at that tilín- their chiMren. The picture, even in teco)ire- length, about hall put 7, he wu dragged 1 tnpposed that the one we nccnpied wu the ticn, is heart-rending. Such »«s Ibe scene in kit ptmful potition, end » ihout ot only car injured. There etnie then a shaking the caoiu. ihauxfuloeu lor ha retcue rang from th and » cruh and a itop, tud in » moment thi Thoie of the pastengert who were standing yoieciof the anxioui crowd. He wucouveyed work wu done, on the forward part of the npper deck, were into Lee A Brother." jewelry itore, end ei- The front of the car and part of the tide: nearly all itved. A few only were raided, »to«ed b* » doctor, who fonud no Kmhs were broken ont, nud the floor had broten oil and thoie not dangtrontly. Thote about “'■ok'm. Ihe boy 1 u»me a George Kintky. lilt in front of me, one end retting on the midship, right ovrrthe boiler, were entirely *1'has » .eyere iiiinry on hit face, and his he car* in the water nninjincd. Hut the inoit terrible deitrncliuu , kndy a mneh cruthed, bnt he a doing well bridge, and the other ou the ••■•su,-u- ^ ____ ___ affriT'tbu he ‘-'if alter part ofthe upper deck, «nd'will we" truit rec Ver. The Mayor tod thonv’ht Vnd it V?«. nv * J'-"‘ ‘''■«the cubiu. litre a l.vrge number of Aldermen remained upon the ground duriug bongkt. and w»» oyer. I-elF'o* «1* ‘host Mstiogers were congregated. Alter tbe slrani ‘he night, tud a large body uf couiltbles were ■..... .n iV.,.Kin employed m keeping the crowd from the on toe inclined floor of the car, 'who, it is be- had done its wotk ol distroetiuu in ihe cabin U'ved, were not tcriouily injured, we jvit it bnist iipthe cnmjiiiuiou way, and iu an in-weat down to those in the wait,-. It was eri sfnt.s. iptthon- 111 its path 10 the deck, like ' dent that there were two car» full of pusen- grain oeiore the ikLie. Nut t man trouod gen, and that we bad fallen on the top ol tbe stood; lifiy Jay p óstrate, scolded, wonnded other; the upper one wu inclined on it) s'de. ih'ieking with' agouy, or moaning iu the list ■ and evidently nearly filled with water. \‘r moment, of life. immediately'commenced taking out the in- At tne time of the ciplosiou, in the rabio, mate» attoe window), andsouDgotout a large not a man stood, but there was one who number,aome injnred some brniied,and mauy,' fell, tud one alone, who eacaped uuhurt.— ab, far too many, dead. ' Ih'SwasMr. Jamct robin, late uf the firm ' Assitting here till my service) seemed to bi. of I'obin A Duncan. He was standing near 1 needed elsewhere, 1 left to aid in resnicitaling the compxuion way leading to the cabin, and Í employed in keeping building. TUg uiAD A.rn Dinaivu. John Hcfford, carpcuicr auajoiner, dead, tieorge V. Johnson, fureiuao, " Law reuz Fniner, laborer, " Anthony Antbrup, “ " •Michael Hadley, mason, " Tbomi) MeGnrn, uiiisiug John Heacban, laborer, *' Henry Dexter, " “ lleury Steiuhoflea, laborer, *‘ Gs-orge Hoag, " “ Warren Sawyer, wu in conversaliou with those bronght on shore. This wt, etfccted. c-. talking‘to .Mr. Shelton, when he felt the: ”...vu ................... far IS 1 can leani, in but one person, and ei. rtemur before alluded ,tn. Familiar witb poor Johnson, and when ha saw the building ccpting in-hose got ont safely, the rest wt.c such accidents on the .Mississippi river, and he sprang to the front and escaped — dead. These were apparently not killed iu ' knowing whst it portended even before ¿i- -’“hnsou, he believes, rushed toward tbe rear, the'majority of instaures by bruitts or stye. '- beard the explosion, and »imiilt»n«ously with Hu remains were found in about the center at preiented all the symploms of t»- the gushing up of the «team, with ntiao’-di- ‘he ruins. rom drowning, and were probtlilv nary prtseuce of miiiJ, he jerked apart tbe' 0;ie of the bodiet found this morning had 1 at once, being confined tml presst'd risleiiiogs tro'jiid hit utek ot a heavy cloak plane duped tightly in the right hand. H ■oken car». OL! wbait nielaurou!! hr had "u, threw u entirely- over bis 'n»d "«d been apparently at work with it, snd mns t that: Certainly forty, perhaps fit- »ripped it a i.| hit hmdi lii the foldt, and h»»e been lustantly killed, tt hit tkull wt ' '-----------—o.1. .L rK.i..;... cuii'Dlelelv cruthed in. pbyii» from ---- ut k- .—t.u ik» : 0;ie of the bodiet found tbii morning had t drowned at c by the broken leeue wat that: ueriainiy ior:y, perutps in- i»rtppeu 11 a 1.1 mi nvnn. lu me luim, »uu - , , , ty, pertoni killed inau iustiut, wiihoiil 1 m''-' P'u'trated hiinscll oil the deck. Fhe Inrioiis nomplcley cruthed ,,,,,,, , meut’i warning, in toe full conlideuce of »c. ruluaie oi i'eaiii rushed over and aiwind him. ‘7“ belonging to one uf the killed was ob-curity! Thit has probably beeu more than but he!»} wiib hi» htudt duped over hit ‘h* building, aad 11luted tc be equalled before in tbe nnmher of 11» mtngled, mouth, and held his breath. ! dnveu away. He wai pelted with ttickt and agonized, half.living bodiet, f.r here clt-itb This he did tt long at hi could, when b'- s‘o“*S'»n'i‘>nce wa.earnedaway; but he con- K.reely touched bit victim, but to tecnre bin m.de a gt.p lo recover him.elf, and again ; ‘>nued to return and t.t howling near toe ru- bnt the shrieks of the terrified women and held t'. breath. Even though the thick loldi |**• children, the lupplieationiot those in toe W».' of hit dot’s—ihroiigh hit hand—low down o* i‘hit morning. Since then he hat not been ter below for tnceor, added lo the horror that ‘he deck, half a miiiatc after the czplosion, the ***“• thot through nt at we glanced It the work ot »ir wti painfally hot. lu a little murethtn I. ! a minute, he raised hit cloak to tec if he could CtNCmXATl A.VD PoETtMOCIB RaIUIOAO.— I Urg« number of tb. cillieni 01 Fm»-burgh end viciuity, met, on tht 7lh iutt ,and ■irgtniipd bv ctl||ug Wm. Buckner. £»q , to the chair, tud S. T. Broutoa acting Secretary. "The object of tha meeting being ex-plained by the chair, Mr. F. Hittiugs w»i •tiled for, whoabiv and eloqaenllt reeponded. Dr. Utter followed, nnd nddrettrd thr ttiem-uly nt tome length, in a pertinent t’ud iortlbU manner. The following reiolutioni were nnanimou». ly adopted: Rrtolced, That we, at a commnnity, iro -letermiued to have a Rdilrund thro-agh Southern Ohio. RfioSted, oho, That the proceedings of this meeting be published in tbe Cincínnati riMf», and in onr eonntv pepert. R-tolred, That we adjourn, to meet again ou S»tnrd»T next, at 2 o clock, I*. M. W M, BUCKNER, Fret 1 S. T. Bkonscw, Sec y. Ltxe Exri, ‘Vas.siu asd St. Lovi» Rau-WAV.—Among the miny important riilways * bich have been completed or projected in tbe U eit. ihii line from Toledo 10 St. Loait it :>ue of tht mo»t prominent. Comineuciug at Toledo, the liue lollowt the Wabash and Erie Canal »ml jtsses through Defianrc, 0.. Fbrt Wayne, Wabash Town, Logar.sport, Delphi, AUiia, and AVilliamsport, ludiaue, tbeice to ÜAiivil:-, 111., and thence lo St. Lonis. The dii-ttuce from Toledo to St. Louis by tbe line is 240 mil»). The couutry throngbwbich the railway passes, is perhaps, ooeqiigted for fertility of toil, and uo other give> lairer pro-niive of speedy improvement. -At a large meeting of Etitvro and Western capitaliits, held at Laftyetri, Ind., recently, ilucA vO tbe amoiiutol tb"e millions was sob-icrijed; one million by •'"esttrji aud two mil-lions by Eastern rapiMlists. The contraetlor completing and eqsipping (he line in the mott complete uiannvr, was ukeii by Boody, Row ■Si. Co., of Rochester, New York, who are well soowD ti trie and experienced men. The price per mile is $'24 UOU, which inclodesmi-loury end bridging lor a double track, depot», water stttiani, locomotivet, cart and til the spparleiitnceiof a fint data rtilw av. The entire eott of tbe tine la estimated at $6 500,000. .Many Eutern eapitalittt who are deeply interested in this liue are large ttuckholuen in tbe New York Central Rtilwtyi—ai-d the extent of tbeir eoniideuce in its value may be inferred by their subscription to its slock. J B. A'truniu, of New York, known as a large 'torkholder in the Cmciootli. Htmtltun and Dayton Ktilway. Ukes $100 000 iu tbe Tole-ilo tud St. Louis line; Coruiug ii Co., ol Albiuy, $100,000, nnd utbert ttill larger amoab’u. The well etlnblitbed finaocial tkill aod itg.'.ciiy uf thete geotlemeu it 1 certain indicttion tbit tbe liue will atford Itrge pro-fiti to the invettori. The railway it to be completed to Fort Wayoe by the lit uf .March, 1854, tud the eutire line to St. Louis by the 1st of March, Is55. A great work to be accomplished in to •hort a time, but with the energy mauifeited, aod the means which will be luroished, wt hsve DO reason to doubt that toe work will b. don*. lue enterprising eilixeui of the Wabash valley,end toecitixeot otuer besntiful town», many of whom are emigrauti from toe Miami valley, are alive to tbe ¡mportaoce of thit lioe of nil wty, and exhibit a proper degree of interest in iticonttrnctioD. .A glance at the map to note tha conine ot tbe 'roiedu and St. Louit Railway, tad a knowledge of the coontry throogh which It pM*ei. will convince every one that fordirtct-ueit as a ronte for travel, aud for buiineti in freightiug the rich products uf tbe »ail, it con scarcely be rivaled. The great cuminercitl mait 00 the Mittiiiippi river will be brought withiu» diy'sjonrue» of Lake Eric—tud lb ronte to the Eutern cities by t e way of T trait and Canada, will tuccesifully ciirj with tbe Southern Lake shore lines. AUniTIOXAL rAnnri'LAM—INCiDINT*. We have learned since writing the above. creels attacked hf Uachcrs.nnd their children , nnls. openly defend, and even ndvocnU per converted; lye, nnd they even tend them lo i **'»“*“•“*» <■£ coercion on '““¡.“F*»' s™» »•» h r.,.o,g Mven onernaenti of tht Church being derided We 'Jonbt whether cnrc whether the r one ont of twenty know or “ pouihie oi toe edncntion of “the IgJlowiag pnragrtiih in nn eiehnnee —.......****'•'•*'*'• í:la,a*M7,:7‘ló7ó,w,7kpí,.í*71í*¡,', A l—k pl«, ,M _____ deitruction. formed t wtne end excited emo- ' • minute, he rniscd his clotk to it-r it he could ’•» —- —................ . Th. breathe, fouud it still too hot, and covered ' «»“>« ‘'1 ‘bree more perious who ticapeii r.. , . Í' a* ° thaukíuluei» to God himiclf up again. In two inMiiites he nnc ». Horn tbe buiidiug «live, Florence Hiwet we-lor my kind presirvetion, wet followe,! by fred, con-nletely unhurt—tie had uot even Horn tbe rear of toe building with hii ....t K„.„, ,„A .1 ankle badly crnihed. He wai in one of the oppuoet toe poblic tcbooli, compeunce for old nge, that they may escape godlcni A lew luuiK tcnwii.aaa cam mem , u j ■ . » . . , . , - venre eg. the oppoied themrito*«I‘Kechnreh, difficnitv iu reeding and nndenUadíiir 1 the detpotitm of men, tad other crnthing in- at Mcurinn, became the Bible wu retd lo “ «*“'** '•'*F b*s beeome i convert. nnnUJ at Motíiw in tha Kmtitn Un ........ .... of Ibid»/pr«rioiu.eniitled lb« Cilh. Greek SIitodiíd» will n The mill of the ily, which it hMetifelin childhood, tad its «he middU ti-I laduttrial eUttc^vcn «f'í/rYpYñflbY’day VrevióüY^cñritriYlh/c^^^^^ Greek SlivoaUnt will aot have tbeir bihlei. Irnit it laaoexoce, bat iaaoeeaet it aot vir- ÍÍA*!olic doctrina ol Marriage, which deelarei that prayer-booki. 4c.,priat«f in tbeirewnconn. jvTí.'raíia’riutt.'i’K.'.Gí; ;;t:íí2í-t‘r..r¿-í;'.,í.’rB ............ itiiimplctoa,hnttv:rtnoMmaa it itroag, dtrot to act actordUglo ter natarnl lattmeli. hafore a civil magutraU, as toca/id at i. » pecaliar correelatii, orthodoxy and ostor of hut we never hear of » virtaoni child, la ; J*!'proved trom tha Bumbarleta married coaverU mocity ibont ihote priatod in holy Moteow aoccneeii not nec...ari!y coanetud with ia- „* Í la Fra'»c.. Bal|iam, Sardiqin, H.lÜ’d or ia th. imperial priatiag MUhli.hm.Bt at .St telligeace-viru. it, tad tappoM. knowledge mijcnd.. " ihlf'.omnu.acti Mq‘naíluae. wHh a power to overcome tompuiioa, «ky wn. , ‘he jscriMnlion of the Mtdiai aod other» autoori, wr toe mott laiiadied adverteaee |« -Almo.» *11 the aelioai ol Wettoro and Ceo-Ghri.t temptedl-iD peHtct hu virtat. The Catholic practme «ill thu», that the church, tral Europe , are iu the lameconditioa, in ref- whole doctrine of eorraptiag the taaoceaee „|ioiii>pnrtW their Inetd. aad other, th.ii UtoX* m"?I1íÍh“S.ÍoÍ. íL.**"' •'"«« t®‘beir popuUlion, n. Europeen Tor- of igaoreoee by argameat u a humbag, tad a coavietion» on the labjMt ol religion u open- „|,g 9^4 indittoUbl.?' ' “ bey. The rebellion of 1842, in Hungary, ex- faith and virtu, that cannol suad timpttnnn “ ‘boottada to the durocler ot áeiiriag to iaierfert inn aeighhor" “"* '"«Haeholy fact, and iu all toe nnd overeóme it, ought to h. tahjeeud to if, qtear lor two eeatonet he. there beeu m ha.io..., we have deferred remark natil thi* Slttet.not eic.ptiag repeb'ir»" «w.Uer- tad be Unght to eumi off vtctortoni. mneh ineceee in »prt;iJing toe trnth la ptpal' tun.md now propote totav tfew worlt cale **“'*' •HmenU of iaUratl diicord eiiat IheUctii.tha Catoulit Fnetthood, nre '“"I*-»* ^“ri»i ri"* /“ri-*■ Trauee, , , 1,». t ■ ' ! The honaud liherilily el Ike detpolie tovi- -or. «...00. to pro-rv. thei, power aad la- ‘“‘‘gGuade. 'Vh 7wllÍ^l i rrl7t . Z"*"' «^“'‘ M...™,1...».a.... „i :r:, r.,*-i;:5sxr 7"’'“ iOrlddlBf I'opfl. Wflk BS4 Wltk*d BltB v«»<mwi «vim* ^ ____ . tret, Cuseinani', and altowhare, ku been «kith eltadwiat mtrriMae iro eoodemled' “''•** »»d pbyiienl powtr, affording ú*h‘ íií!?, id roVffl.'' •» ••‘ad..,tini,y ,1,„. got. to. Telegrepli' “JP®*»».'-1 ......... IB tk* *^0** IB wfcUk »• Bra t&Ktxt4. * ^ BlloetlMm of tka Pop* r*firr«4 to.— ! ^ lotoiarBDCB ol ¡ to k« nntr**. luit«*d of • jUiua to 'tbi* CafifJrirui ‘ ' OB* BaaÍBit tka oib«rt. Tkta mbm policy ia ' goful liit of th* dtBd, ;mbtube4 oo Satardiv Tbe BtUBdtBCB iBit Bifkt «U Bot Urf«. Ihonxbte of my narruw twap* ubich neji bfco linjítí» lliirtoak wm bornt, and at- • ^ , • ure*«d home npon rce itill more r)o»«Íy ' nioit druppcJ to Heiidti him Uy ' »toriei when the accident occurifd, tod when I recogniied WinR tmooii th* dead bim Sbelioo, to whom he hid been taikinic, J*** fi^uud od the top of the rniDi with hi> for whom I had up luy leat id New ftarfnlly Kaldtd lutcriiaUy aod fiterntlly, ^ GMJtiiiiaea bctweeo hcafv timben. He wa, York» and bad Uken tb* •DfcrediD* car, be *^'4 oow, poor feilon, dymx. He wm the tbe beami by which who bid traveled frOod Georgia lo ufety i» only utao of that whole crowd around hini!^*^** i waa conveyed lo bu reai far, with tbe aeedi of diieateao implanted iu who roic up Hu eicapo, onder ProviJcDce.! 4ence to rratt alreet. him, tbit it wai doubtfnl if becoaid re»* b ‘ i* to hu preeeotc ol mind alone. ' Coibrouer, laborer, aai got ont io tbr I l«me, wa# taken, aud I wm left, aed theu .Dc Vi too»* «• the coiuteraatiou bad in a mea- but uot leriouily ioyored j ramrmbrauce of tb»t loleinn luppiicttioa lu »ure i«b,iJed, lh‘>tc who maped ruibtd to’ Gharlei Huoce. a imart bov, about fourteen I the Litany, "from battle and murJer, ami H»e uiiitauce of the loilerrr*. They were wa# »l work lor .Mr. Hefford. He ‘ froro ludden dcatb good I/ord deliver ui. brniigbt up ou irck. aud laid out—lomc ot ^ai un the piatform, working on tue ceiUug Poliowing upon thti were thought* of bomr thrin on mattreiu* other* on tbe bare plauki. ^heiirat ilory \tben the cruh took place— and ita happy iomatct; that bad i been at the the carcat»etof a onmber ot hogi rgu^ftd , moment the buiidiug fell, he bad walk* Ixjllora of the wreck, what wfetchaduei*. oa deck a* pill-jwi, Tht ir crie* of pain wc^e j ^4 along ihe acatfold tud beul forward lowardY what darkneM bad been there. .Vod yet the ¡ faarful; lomc loit their iunaei and ravedj oth* ^'P^^ frout of the store. He had do warn* lama that i pjctured to my*eif wiJJ be felt in , were Wru •laggtnog bliudly aboui the * I*’* «pproaching calauuly, but recol- many faroiliea; and my lympatby wa* turned bauging in *hred* from tbeir bodiei— ¡«cu hearing a luddeu uoiie aud receiving » to them. ' iroiji tbeir haodi like glove* (iirufd iuiide out. ^ ou tbe back of hi* bead, which, aa he •Vbout balf an boor after thii, word w*i Many had their clnibe* hl >»iu off ihem, ami G*“*4 forward, knocked him into the itrcet broagfat me that l)r. M’elch wai among tbe •hivercd in the cold, while, biiruliig iuiernal-, '•a# •tuni.td, but ipeedilyjrocovercd, dead. Thi* I conid ecaicely credit, aa 1 had ¡ i'-. <’«*«4 for water Hr. (HeBny’i bookkeeper bad a narrow n- fiot icco him io the car# el »ttrtiogi aud ai Many were iilerally »rali]td—their bair '^*F- l»ad been througbthe building but wi had becD much togctber in New York, I melted off by th* iteam, and they were*bd bad left it only ju*i thngght I ahonld have uoticvd him had be Lit laid. Tbe kind and gl•D♦^^u» betrt* of ^ a* it fell, Mr (ilt-nny biimeif w%* home at been prcKof; nor had I leeu biu amoug*t of ^bo>e on b»>ard who CRCijwd, were t«a at »b earlier hour ihau uiuaLorhew luJd the dead, and to 1 eooeUded that he bad rt« j ftlUd with cumpatnoa, and they did *11 ibal' prvbably have b«*u in the buiidiug, a* hr maioed l^hmd uutil tbe afteruo«in. Hut be | ^uld do to alirvtate the anfipniiK* of thr - wai. b«fore the meu irft otf wurk. wii fiead,that wii evideot at the fir*t glarict, woundfd, until ei'iitaiire ffeuJd r»fch thira. Mtdnol HoberUuu, whowaiiu IhrfeLtr. and tbongh I did noi refrain from my rfl'»rti Jru'hmg around frantic witb pain, t^at he *aw tbr timuJatmu wall givr at rnuacitatioQ, I eonld bave bnt the laiote*t ^*4 to be aei^cd l<» prevrnt them from jump- ff* fb*ked to the front of the building hope* of iiicre**, for medical meu know to b* *ug ovrrboard. 'I heir clothe# were itripped fbe fail, true (which u eontBary to the general imprei.; ff^’u them Bi *uou a* posible, but horrible W * W ^*4 been at work in the top lion,) that but a few niiniitei of complete aub- relate, the iklb from tbeir bndici peeled ulf f** ^*ma down with tbe bnildiug, and meriiou in water 1‘ lufncfetit to prínlMce '’•Lli them. , ffl*^ lo« fall doe* not rccolJecf tflythiiig übíiI death When I lut #aw him tbe evening bi-« I be terrible )<i*i of life i* owing to the fact hrard tbi coufufed vuiretof men md j«lt forig lu that happy f«itive gathcnag. »o full that tbe uiijor part uf tbe paiiciigcr* had jutt! which he vraiprd. H# had proba of animat’''", iitU* did he, or i. or aov out: j »at duw« to diuuer, aud were in a direct line j »tbuurd b; the blow on hiifai-e.aud luipcct auck 10 tiuhappy ter’diiiatiou 01 that with the boiler wheu Ibe < iploiiou ucctirred i^^uderful that uouc of hi# limb* w#re bapp/ letoa How deeply do 1, u muit tht md tbe cabin bulkhead blown through Tbe ! Uureua luluer wm at work ou the wbofeeommonity, ayiopatbixe witb that nu* whole uumbcf uf icaiderl. #* Ur aa tiM bt-ru ' bii neck wii diilocated in the kappy family iu thu mddeu afflictioa ! aicefUiQcd, amount* tu fifty pertoni lu all. ) Kiuikt * father wi* on the irouud, and „ ^ here were at the time eight ladle*ou board,' by in i|»cichlt'i# agony, a wiUfuof the “VI; of wbum were at the table, aud are hi* child. Hucicitctuenl when # J J * Í Í* I* ihc iiiffrTcrt, end wc are *orry to nld Ihi boy wa# drawn out wa* paiuful *o behold olnddilKin.l bod,e._to.ndooS.tura.rpro. «htoold. .'avsí, ■—Til* fn'unle Cuugtur end iloop of .1 ^11 are iiMifi H|iectrd h<im» from Ohio RAiLnoAca.—The lurpriting ripid with wbirb Ksilrotils are Leioic boiltlbroogl out onr State is * subject ol wonder sod a-l inirs'ion to *11. A Iste nniuber ot the RiiT road Record, speaking npoii this subject, ssjfil "So rapid i> the cunstrnctiou uf rail i uadi here,j lud so nntnctous sre the new icbemei, tbit it is almost impossible to determine tbeir prtcii* ‘ condition.” In eonmertting the rciioui whv | Ohio iboold be treveried bjr a greet miisbcr of Rnilweji, the Record sen: "Anv ont wao gisueea on the mtp ot the Unit'd Sútri, will see It once that there are pecnliar geographical reasoiii tor this Mirpri»iuk number of railroads. First, the Sti'e lit i Mweeu the Ohio rivar aud Lake Erie, thus couoectiog the com-merceof the North with thst uf the South Secondly, it is the gitewnv betwixt the Esit and the lArit, which must be gone through, nnleii the almost interminible mouulains of Virginia be rrossed it au Imnienia expense. Lnitly, thefritility and raltivaii»n wf tbe lend, with the great nopolitiou uf tbe Stete, ellordi EeiiB*M lor * Tirg* eiuonnt of railwtji, end inrites capital fur inch iuvrstinrnti,” AV* think these very lulfirient reasons lor the gnat number of riilorijii now iindertikeu ID onr State, and we haec uo fenri that enter-pris'i of this kind will ever fail ol being pro-litable, so lung at the great M'est bejruud ni ■ ball carry its prodoce to Eastern markets. Ohio is DOW, and mnst become m«r* aud more so, ■■ the resources of the West become more developed, the greet tboroughfnre for all the travel ind traDspurtation from tbc West to the Eest, aud from the East to lb* "cst. And henee tbe reruinty of nsilroad projects beiug prolitible. M e gather from the Record thi'there are thirtythrr* rtilroadi o'lW being cunilrncted and in operation in this .Slate, of which there ere BOW completed end m operation, T^i milM, and iu eonrae of coostructloa 1,722 miles, making » total «I 3 (824 miles. It «» »rs not mi>takeu, thii Is hy Iar a greater amount ol Railway than any other Slal» can bout of And when we ronie t" take luto consideretiott the fad, tbit nil this has been •rcompliihed within in incrcdibln s'lort period, aud while is yet the rriour.-ei ot the Stefa A.'i only I'cgiuniug to be devi-loprd, it il Itill ni" * lurpriiiug, Tifiy years ago, Ohio wssalDoatn track less forest, aud on the spot where we now write thr euuucil lirri of the ludlnn gleamed, and tbeir wigwiuis covered th* banks ol tb* rivsra, where now, towns nnd citiu nlleit the enterprise end euergy ot the hardy mtu ol the West. If the retrosput Is lorpriiing, what duel the prospect Indirite f Surtly bOthiDg «I#* tkan Obiu ihatl eclipee all other Slates in her progrrii lo Srratnesi and pro»peri y, and be niiha a won-tr In hrrtoll end lo the mor\á.-~T"hdo Rt-poiliion. thu If wrong, tad of eowrse perswee theeAher nod of the rood. All right. ___, I.l sev, I prwphet ol old did to hli lereiat—"rinr wot, I tor they that he with ti art >• ore thnu Uey 1 Ihat he «IU Ueiss >2 Riag», ei., U. Ksriiii* Catholics. n»d thts the swq^ t'lly F.wrsAoe thswes iiimtrot appvwprtou osollo lor •dlvg.eollj le node to iatlnde Ue «loue. swr cooisUj Tbe serni at the drowhrhl|e, an Sntnrday. «-'h ustiirc, iiiílU culp.ii is , «01 »ery naimaUd, Abonl « liuudrid men I““‘J-aod teturaad to I B tgoili with tsari.—AZeree I AfreiM,, appropriate luieriptioB, Insertion, m the bsukuI Ihe AiiuristM»,Into] Ihe WtahugtoB Ni'.soiinl MoBuaifaL new llti will diuiniih too diittnci lioni huf. I*lu to New Yoth ioiBi sevsuly-iive to uni hwadrqd milei.

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