The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 12, 1866, Page 2

MERICAN MOWER.—THE ONLY SLLE OILING MACHINE With the great perfection In construetion to wh! scoring Machines have tigen brought Lov Folge 2 I CHEATER IMPROVEMENTS than any beiore of rao the pabite Fagticalar Migation bas been ratd te the wants o | oeoniore pe MIAN Mwake it | ik VE NE IN nat RY BEST MACHINE | preer of the world, wheiher by Atlantic Catia. by Tele freee the traph ot by Mail, and yeren'e THE WHOLE: ine them the there the Hrewens econ poet form, AT ONB WALL THE PRICE of o:net SEAT deriected, Ka tila tery aoesiea nesuiy is | elty popere Tuttion ie tonrmals or boven and te perasbont In , ry to asy machine. The AMERICAN MOWER | | "HE SUN le read every day, by neariy « quer'e ao Ne folio toe trots fee af encelievce mit fen persons, and thus becomes (teeing shee The HEANINGS OF THR AMERICAN MOWEN, | exzesing lteentire Contente A @ glance # me end of the Finger Rar wi") dre lower HE PRIcr of prrer, at the o ber than that uy other Mower.” Mice orf he ‘ WOE ate the T Har from «dec tr Aesinary este MF ale PER COLY * ¢ athe Pilsen bashes. pon over | flouse, Slort at Shop of ba? Seo Gee citer Jointed tar Machines ide ¥Ly NTs F : : Tie Frame tetween the Driving Whee's will rem | 1X kee ae an ihe Hamne'ct a rt A yh Oy tal i " . , * byte nersrw “ power. mn 2 * x A tA FRY THEA ‘ A HOUEE o Kot a ates ‘ r . B= au Mission. peage saucer buries RETEST “ eetentenecur ’ z sons F W Sees } weiss ts es protorenee i , rte : NEW YORK SUN, Chan han ae #1 Stars for An? c Setoay dense : } ty Er ae _ dvertte re ied = z vase Now \ prank tl “ ye wit he gre t ' i ReMewin atta KAN PANT EW ANXUA } How wormed & ' Themes Carlyle; Civilination and Hesuiy | A He Ra Mood ; Mosr-awoaish Mie'ehes; Lauderiiing; biliee Cook; Hey. Jatues Muitines a Rubin, the Arc Wrie Lie Aide @ iim Buciety Classified, a |) tt y ie t AC WELLS, 15) roadway, See York ' ‘ Orne OF TUE Wout r . Now No, 60 White ot ew \ . ‘ . 7 Me tia te ‘ ‘The clvll war which hes ice ead Sica wits pecullarsoverity on Ge te inp eu tng tion of 1N9t ‘ Semen of this city, many co whom were rin Diiee ans stare Pia vst arcis cen a | in New ¥ ‘ 0 the Inedecnete ompensation paid for fermale La. fhe Ws e Provcilve Luton owse te: | W iP Ki Pevoleat ladies and gontiouen, Wace rym path + 14 ‘ » been © Wed. and who vol: five the nent /end money to promote an tnetitucd at w « 1 rectioas boneht Ww Une working wou New Doub 1 ¥ e Sy ; York ( DOD Pram it oblecte f the Snettturt . ba L, Dine eal tot m beg iat: rt ‘ Preaies mav be ameaiod 'n iasiuiny cuniorsncut i to peoure them loge prove ag elur feud, few ct | i" ‘ Eapeave ; it ie also au object of the to diesove at ‘men, la departinen ts Bot How 060 Wied by then We cares‘ orngel to all sod citizen, mole ex | 0 intlues F " pecialiy the loft” paariet us iu malt thelr to bumest Gud eLoourpe L " ve - f M Tho ‘ ueroy, ber Mi the pow or og} Coutriinitious vo tue Tad, eituer in totes) ude, oF provieione, #11 be ela neces, . . : 4 os t0 a0 the Conmmnittee by giving | the + P item further tuformation by a) b hidont, at te Tote Of Ue Une REPARED FOOD FOR MOCK: | gy t Terushea te be whole Ly by Para ta a #. Cry Men ie a prof , 14 "PUT yourh’s ‘res : pail i umber will Le beetifully i iuet ihrem: ” ft tin bs ‘ M ered tovruehe ihe trvi-lcae Depot tor se | a f I, aided by anc for many you > Mood | apy r the F thin pe D pe aed f m Int 1 overyt k 4 : te have @ grout wiv eof the « " 1 Ya N nie | . al 1 fad lave inthe wonromlerity of Goveammer IN NEW CHEAPEST TUF NEW ¥¢ for obiaiviny the were of the ai Ti YEAR! yAUDY MORNING F YORK Ory nal of Commeres, and #iihout DAILY NEWSPAPER ceptor a the THR WORLD. RK SUN p avene Ai bit | IN ary facility from every ve wan th nergy wid real, efeat lectoral Corraption tn England. Social Scien New tort 0 iuckuaee ib pion I of M reaton to D + they | &e., held t : a better in the future. It seems | 10.~The ancient town of Drogheda was direet_ Oahal. Ahowp halt. | Police: Gorse he a cet th ret “ ico in dostined to be @ econo of | the acene of w very delightful exhibition. | past t i tite Veww How. ie, Meats y forced fr ma t Mexico in destined th fa very dolig ty Kev. Dr. Bpente | the population of thiet - anarchy tintil the time eomes for the United | ®t? nperence seneuag whic hh for numbors | arrived amidst the enthustastic greetings of | @ strih nge f I y whington Market remain in and reapectal Hover waa exceeded | the assembly, and addtessed the meatin tt - : wet tt # to tako it in hand, bring order out of | there. Tho Very Rev, Dr. Spratt, nod in| om the neccity, ae ea ream the menting ork tue since Ht would ha “ rhtitert gels hen F laed © political chaos, and add ite represent: | Battersby were specially invited to the | tion ou the fait of thia great work Of na. | on the moving oe Monty Trowel | ai The mont noticeatie change has bee stur to the flag of the great bile greeting an the former to ndminiator the | tional regeneration, at this moment. when | of eustay ing puday, without « effected in the market for potatocs, beth hatinenee edge. he retin, bey wore to pry iene leaven by ver, | bee t 7 7 common and sweet: he forme: - ——- waa held en's boautitil elevation on the | poultonce and tatinence for mercy, bea te | reek, found denink in the streets | joa She end Ye WE Slee @ Uh atte Another Cholera Arrival. hanks of the Boyne; and the right of the | avert the hurrore of. threatened ReASigaten RT'S TEA Crises | the ceen nner eeree B UbL daring Trin vegies Ut ie Dear of Health at *hipa and the tunes of the excellent band | Mr. Haughton followed tn an the afternoon. ‘The aspect of af. | (70, Weck Bow Grawing to 8 close, With ree Port of the Board of Health shows | dcilghted the ten-thousand asseu fF 1 addmiiniate s remarkably altered. Yosterdas, for | 8% to common varioties, | ¢ there were no now cases of cholora on | thin’ joyful ocension. At 9 o'clock, the firat bateh, about 400. the entire of those im charge of | Briere cannot be regarded as by © 1th, and that there were only nix in- | Meariey introduced | the Very ev. Dr. | Mr. Battershy, Me nnan era, for all manncr of offences: did | arbite % rch tes of tho Battery Hospital up to Spratt to the meeting, amidat the loudest | W4 tsual, were nt the at. wid made | not much exceed nen, an * i Rodent re glow Ba oem f tho Battery Hospital up to that | Ho told’ the people, how he | atrong appeals, when other butches, to the | the Ie cod & dozen, aad the wor | modity from the piers below hen Jato. Asn per contra to this statement, the | had returned In haste from England to keep | Anmber of about 700, were formed wad took | eneaget in the spirit bueimeess w {| regulate ¢ ' eave © on tis aes dae, Wad we lias efor twelve 1 fore | lighttul airs, and the thousands asserubled | | 14 to be I : t . sh Pgh Sialta en Waders 4 penile in that town, wt were luoat qratitied with the scone ¢ s mired ; ly ) athe occurred from that disease dur. | The Very Rev. Dr. Spratt addeased the t Novewnen A manifest et foe tes ’ “i " I lan ‘ Ireland, on the t . r ‘ : .¢ me. ite 1 t fi 1 1 Me. Wh ‘ on T Alveti- | H he Pe dar” bl : din Seats t \e f the | in 0 ' i hate ee € n 1 who ye eat nt sitat t “ men ¢ lea nto Health a v Vor my h to ur own makes, L 5 $ pon fort kos ot your ea and you t t M 4 ~ \ 1 here from 1 abstinen ‘ bates, ox | 4 mal © of pulaot x ; : ot } «, where the e nthe f w hen fh 1 + u wave t e rT if ‘ ‘ 4 ' | others daring the ¢ ning, kes wre guilty of aid and abettin y contemplation ¢ Jar fice, t na ce vanished from amonget ne, | et f the Soc nad. | Should otherwise have in abundance for sue ayer. sane ‘ Favcens are no loviger foly in| Crreeed ING. ttieet inks | tenance of the peo hfe ap hat no " : ; A tin to Dr. Spratt fork In desmen of in, Hour in mind that | Chara. W eet Saenger f customary aupply, aa ® ! Pape ing ships inight | friends, in the head hotel, where'the social | Kingdom destroy annually over twelve mil | Syatuate, but Dr Spratt and the 4 fi sl to ie 1 cnuse it to operate with | Bealths and tonsts were given, and the band | ling of barrels of corn, ‘Think of this as. | covalabetinenee | Why should not all cl a range dng rater delighted the assembly w number of | funding fact, Take it with you into the | come fornned Bak i » iby 1 Lay's edition of the Sex we put alot 2,000 perso yoiw ever aguin pass tho Uueesbold of & pub: | the poticn ode an the. tat instant which | { ' shold labank papain wit es , ate Dublin ts now @ model city, aa regards | debuuches of Hallow. Eee night, w Tamneas at 81200 9 a whole purporting to be a serion of quea:| Wo (frish Advocate) feel tho greatest | temperance and absence of crime, to the | orle thee eect 1 Beta ned | thie market fn ite 1 ropounded by tho President to the | Dlewnro in giving insertion to the following | Wholo Kingdom, ‘Tho constant, the Untit-| Which uate Cancels occupledaca fet | iy exteuding at wing | A y Goncral, relative to the constita | erennndrnee. “Wo ary delighted that nf | ing eflorte of our gous friend, Fuitior Sirat, | otal avatinencey IE mectarlsuitty tise | ¢ constantly tnerensiig 4 s he ul Kingdom feel and ay | have kept ua generally firm ‘in the mainte: | pelt interest at shiecath { hey to enhance prices. ¢ tionality of the present Congress, ‘Tho said | preciate the great services the above ami. | uance of tertotalian. But there is yet | comma did net bic gable auukiia | tious are us follown? | patch had a strong smack of the “bogus livine is conferring on society, He is much to be done in order to by h the de i Christians as the - Me fea A Hh pro- | on proclamation which erated 90 much ex. | PONerfal wuniliaty to tho Apostle of Ten | mou, drunkenuens, trom among ua, 1 want !and slave churches in America. No, Menneytvants = tement durin, he war, and fro he firs " be Fh ig ir phonntt Al gt tic B- % bane Maniwily Torware levala ov. 2M) 446 rollow, If a! td g the war os m ts firet in owen him a Testing debt uf gratitu to the rescue. By all that ‘le bright | ora Soe. 2a, 194 Crow draiea Heat? © gave no credence to it, Tho idea that 0 eny Kev. J. Serarty DD. : Wo, | aud beautiful and glorious upon earth, and | P ‘ isang Tieattens 4 ny thought of over.|t%® tagistratos, bankers, merchauts, and | lu heaven, ask yon, my fricods, to afd in A Hundred Bables in @ Stable, | ‘Wanting it Serer el © | throwing Congro, after having recognived | auntscturers with the ‘Total Abvatinence | this glorious work.” Te will surround you | An English paper says | wan ei Bp savotation of nat, unitedty join in ro-] With siuiling children and glad-hearted An old stable with one hundred litt ‘ seed le tional by wending hia 1 spec ttully inviting vou to pay w visit to the | WiveR It will ease w epring of peace and | babies ‘nestling In the horse-tronghs, te new canmes. toit, by signing and vetoing ite bills, ete, | wn of Heltaat at the feat convenient op, [Jey over to flow iu your own “heart. “It will | something uf a novelty. int the apectacte fx | aS Mey els Perm Dace Yet ae too preposterous to ba serionaly eon: | fete tence Heeler beedene cae | une Forts blosaliig to your country, * | street, Horenghe rod torch ee anon | Metncetearad...Ael8 Onl Reeder, 1 Suck t do raiee | voted and zevlous exertions in” Dublin] | Orestno Ov THE CLAneNce TeMreRaNnce | haa been somewhat recently undertaken be | = ihe heli As one man to denounee | Mil elsewhere, wo tow wollett your cooper: | HAtLs LivEKroot.—OU w ap invitation | the Rov, George Aldington, his own e snd advice on the subject. Our town | to the ng of the Clarence Te ; usurpation, for our people are not yet t pening XPEns, Keeit no form a pitied pe jar i i ving im pp ation, manu | ll, Liverpool, according to the journals | nursery, and fitted it are ¢ sano aly to bo Moxicanized. And Mr. Jons | facturen and wenltle bot tees grieved to | there, Very Rev. Dr. Spratt attended. A | the babes of women obliced ¢ rc Ibe the last man to attempt a ats that ite moral character is on the de- | Now, cominodious, and elegant building in| work away from f he hay ribs ¥ arsin t Pua sieiads: Whalavar saat Gauci (2 sud that Having six bundred public | Bond street, known aa the Clarence Lem: | 1 and serve a ist him, he hina eortatnty ntood ete nag | ust ith Hew ones licensed evry quar: | perance I bis for sone timo been i ie er, our drinking custotus aro on the iu. | 10 tere waa on Monday eve Financial News, Markets, &e. : nthe Constit and whatever | crews, While the intelligent and respecte: | ig 1 opened bya ten party, Tho t Wide Vea Nenscaae, Henri ee. 4 say be toward Core | AO. Bar ) ally manitested much | ing 18 of considerable architectural beauty, | op) webby “ ; ‘ apathy on this en!ije Ne you he pec wie been extremely well Lanta tne wad, we e. Eee eo 8 fe be irelee day patah thi nih Phitaded. f4h6 bounty anc blessings of Providenes into | mics in to bo opened wea temper | itene ia g : — ot 8 hectic fa ya amare aiid wen Public optuion is now © hotel, and on the ground floor aix | ‘te?! e 4 1 ed out r bi, ae «| # mont careful | prepared to wake 4 great advance, Au iin | Cottages lave been — erected wine | to bo wholly sonsntional, and spec gigas oo apontone We United States, | parative necessity for an immediate and | arrangement, and one whieh, in oar opinion, | designed to a Nn ein ¢ A 4 J coufident that ite editor had no | Well-auatained efort to suppress our drink: | Will materially obviate thse monotary dif: | oj enney i [whatever ii this canard, aad that ip |AN& Practives haw Latterly been felt. Under | feultien whieh often when a large | Std market, Tt ba nd thay these oircnmstances, we cordially unite to | Building ts inolato, kept but for ane purpose, | Wa# Kol wa high as A ————§ as the vietim of an imposition, It wa 1 YOUr prosenee amonzent W Jand only occasionally employed. The lee: | 8% per cout, higher SPECIAL NOTICES, neocted hy the Radicata with | . Gigned by one hundred and twonty gen- | ture-room up et which will’ accor ; — - ‘i on election morn. | Hemen of the town of Belfast, of didereut | date, we ahonkd think, about five hundre Dr. Schenck will he at No. 2 Mend ets , denominations.) | (ersons, will be. operiod ‘on Monday ant | Market, compared w New York, every Tucetay, from PAM. 2 PAM 22> vivanin, It has | The Answer. | Wednesday evenings, for temperance mect- | afternoon, show an - ; sachin \ wover, and isnow | “To Tne Macternares, Haxkens, Men. | iNx*, and on Saturdays for concerta, under | from 36 to 2 per cent. Governments were sg trary political trick CHANTS AND MANUFACTURES OF THE Town | {le auapices of the Temperance Society. | fuctionally lower, Tho money mark wees A Ct HELPAsT —Gestiianx—It haa been to ro 18 ala w py nittee-rooms ; . bouby market wae, reat Debi iy, Vvse “ readers may desire to take on eource of since statification to re | 1, in fact, every requini avenione eaate The general rate for call-loans was Kidneys, Balt Rheum, eta, eve ile this ‘donkey in a lion's E voie, coupon laiiation at | ‘The coat of the whole erection is about £35 | 4 per ecnt., but th As more business do- | been voted by the pubic Butter ives ‘i fy thom by republishing the 1 of Heltast, Believe me I feel t | 900; but for aor ®, till the Ke 3 oon Giver * ad srateful for that invitation, aud for the | Restart sof the public are awakened in its be ber ah C8 Wovetmane On pal Depot I copy thereof t eid manner in whieh you wore. bo | Halt the Society must struggle amid diflieul lay Flour opened rather more Bold Pintavennnta, vt. 10.—The Philadelphia Higa eonepalo ties aud the building be cutbered with debt nd closed dull and heavy at pre “Sabai Lavon bas recoived the following import Anxious as | must ever fool to forward |, Monday evening was wot and unpleaswnts | vious prices. Whoat opened quite stea aut dispatele the gi so Of total abatinones from | BNE tho external application of the "pure | | quite steady, | ches #ro instantly cured AWisitia Oct, 10, 18—Tho Presi: | ull Intoxicwting drinks! it would give me clement” appears to have as few terrors for | but closed heavy and dull, Corn and Oats Wot ON OF Metnal ea Grout Khe 4 t { iusstinns and requented {gtven timo whan Leouid yeutity the’ wishes | Pervoue sat down to tom including ® due | was steady, Lard wus firmer. W | Empo- them be returned in wri: | OF ao many highly respectable gentlemen | Mupertion of the fuir aux. he ruot war | “ tae: ie viaet wae i Sue bare taal tie Me Kindness to sien | tastefully decorated with wreaths and ban. | Wa8 quiet « bis AG ere their names to the invitation, But 1 beg to and most of the members wore BALES Ad TUF BTOCK EXCHANGE, Srever & Dakers Mac eenre yon tint moon ta teat command | tale, containing the “pledge” on one Hain aes, | a favorable opportunity of complying with | le aud @ beauusul impression of the hall Union Nay, ¢ | make known my intended’ visit to you, aud | Bras Baud « sp the orchestra, and | ‘ahd? saydbe . aed at prcard psig Meee iy’ g | played « variety of wits during the evenings | }&e ae ‘ LES | WMltptle Sewing Machine Co.'s Virwt Fires I tlatter myself that on the occasion of | UMt the room was small, and distance | wen 4 Py fh wing Machines. 1 i mace Nhich T hep shall he very {| Would have lent more enchantment to their] Oe d 6b.10M 1 + teas Senne t we sholl have eve pons $¢ wilt in The tey was all that could be d to ¢ tive $3 te ‘ Feanstal i thascenuha Gf saes Kenerous, | Sted; iteheered, and although it did not ey push's Tar ? ard of teototalienn ] highest hilarity eee | tens ii , ry og te Thave the honor to be, gentlemen, your | 0" Tuemlay evening, another large meet sa Senet 1 very obediont servant, wo Wan Seni 38 ¢ bw wrens Ned rspe Bh x eC ita ow eu panda ore oreo worth, Esq occupied tho elit, wud del Arepepaie ish ‘ pss i ie Kendrick of Staford,and Mr. P. Carpen pThe New York sas when 8, he Society he members of which of Warrentoa ‘The utmost enthusiasu: che day So 6 be iy ! Lent’ ath of are wholly of the fair it divine t rtion of wiled, ae Se st £ br, ‘ to ont provisions | mankind, entertained the Apostle of Tom- | "Or" Wednesday evening, wo bellove, M ‘The Hows Sewing Muchines—V.cck-stteh { Al tu oneli Bea erence at their room, Lavitt’s, Qaay, Cork. | W, M. Fisher delivered a highly interestit for famiuieas erere, Thay are wena Cougress, | Tho decorations of the room, bela wholly | lovture git Wha howe Bincttne Co. 9 Tiroadey, . cction third, | the work of female hands, were, it is necd Thiredhy. waa Ula’ ateat a! \ steful and elegant ae oy be with t wellare of t we Wherever the Now York fan te reew W , Constitation | teem sand evergrecna adorned the Dey Spratt, of Dublin, the ns iar ¢ laine the President | toot und walla, whilet a diaplay of silver of Walher Mathew, wae iit at ply that a: " the Mr. Marsh, and the Gua keowlved “with: Lim suet x g's ccmbined ‘ Presi Mr. Osborne (the two latter having | rapturous applause, He ie mid and insina fee'N, Crivonton, a wl 4 deter ly just arrived from Americ Ant cs ating in his manner, He deliver an ad \ erie mea tann i iy ourventon) iis Worelin | trom ghunigtve of the: great bevels th nate nt Richard Dowden, the Key ht people hail received from their conve \ the bald gan, Mr O'Meara, ‘Mrs: O'Cou gio 4h teiaperance.. He then expreaned his ito Goelay , the Rrickiiclde Temper: | Groat number of perous caine loreed and 1 fal wees at 84 I ( ance Society ala cutertained the Very ev. | SNL beture the phattorun, They repeated hehawen’s Komporinin la te ” ‘ 1 w yf the pledve after him, and he brietty Ye (ntarrh Snufl.The © ‘ eur f the e “ vss tf hew on ers, exhorting ) worth soutting , te ar Giiwe aan oa | tt A nical Pomade Restores (rn ; ev. TM nl with drunkards, nor spend thelr money o A thom falling ote nnd in de t 1 t mi ber twa table and were each turn with a y and dragelate, Sod that the Phitty Nuwtl lev. Di Cwith that happy | inedal and. card of members inter cal” and " i that | esta ight tothe avdiatrable adilressom | ways: I them that in Ireland t w Up da eae "i pat y ' w Daetor ant Wie phianthira: | sve flourinhed tnd ft not b Ot fo Bt pti fT " n 1 Me s Brennan, at ness of the people Dr, 8, ‘ \ ys < no douht ' Se. Several tempera weated ais to deny that he hing a janoy ti tact : ne atteinlance. aa aay hia | Sulh nuateauont : Bar| f ft © would of Temperance Lave, by. Mra Hes porn tte oC the bas wn " me wreitwould | Sonday, having been imvited by the priest la Tre Heoheior Avs by Masta. Low New Youk, 0 em eDeaat\ how hdw | mene feeb: an bia tevovateee Ifidg Phe Daputes Pare by Suter vores well hisdissaples ean enjoy social tostivity | Which is always) of a twodold: chavu ‘ i" clorgnee, Perey, author of fate leninamn : “ wement without the low of | wax on Saturday wight met by th | 1 i Lreay t © concomitant of led peasantry, headed by thelr oxen ’ opien fi snow 8 ahibi Trrinance MauaZine | pastor He’ wae conducted: to th ‘ wil te sent tot 1d \ nap eee es ; a house, whore the reveroud j \ +40 Deacon & Peleron, 10 Walout ot, Phi Ara ccthsrpttingy 7 wud a number of the clergy aud y de phia, slow ot, Ello d is, Your eat I, Mathow was, with | vave him a hearty welcome H yaa ‘ 5 ation ty Che Lord Liewton On Sunday” ho preached in : wut Cat iii lid new church Mr Aah Si f w pevuched) aud |" collection | was | anu Z ‘ crivk, and was | (ent incurred in fte erec Dyapepticn sbeuid mot ary ‘ ; | Herat Kilfurrone, ¢ , 1 hy parish priest, Dr. McNally, whe isu) 10) Uniou Nav,Co. tis 1Up Ted Webrk.. 4, | of be tmiehre imepmesie anettuseee te ty eeetle Fan ‘i 1 Very Roy, Drs My v. Mr. Geraghty, parish priest of Drutus OPEN HOARD, ecoud bly W iiltamaba re, the t 1 at i © ¢ w and others, atte dion Father Mathew WerCLoom, ALM - -- ——— Le ast and at the Pulls Koad, near that tow ring Saturday, whilst administering 40 TW a W | Hi “ lew't Very Ke 1 Ma wat 1h kaw 1 th r i & ie. Pitte. BR. Oo ty Arihar Dh seach LeVery Sv. 1 Mathew at Christin xhted peasantry oxproased their grati te «= (o ~ w aiid Lire Kiebn " | tile toward him, abd one und all ach ‘ ; end those of the fusilir, are 1 r way og HAs par eg a 4 fowanl Him, AEM ce Bal BU Te eT faviiel to attend the tycems fren ht hed asa Kew Misses SO Resbe my toe fhe 70 Clev a tei, Ry Laurens th this Priday’ efternog ‘ hist, the peo} a's ins Dut, wotwitlataudiinge heb LieVery Revs 1 ow. prewnhed| ef J and Father Mathew's w do aiS1E | DCR PY Om 02+, Jetty Patrick Dud ae Md Lee ie | exertions. to preserve them fromm relay 3 Cou hs 12 YTS | san of Haven nd ha Dusty ogee Sy inh rk presented a very at a wor of che country for one day ¢o bales ' Tance. aie BuUEday eve vii | a their present most awful state ©.a NW +3 | uy ported ty: anttering. ‘The clergy of the country wt "ge ‘ bo pavarenty ot 1 the | fom experience convineed ot this emisoling ee RRB Se: The friende of the family exy roapecttully Table aod ningnitivent ti Russ parhuce, At: an earl fact, aro now more than ever energetic i Tim © & N WAPEDIG fois | ty tend the funeral eile na 4 ningnitinent | PEFAUES: AL an cor vable | (helt exertions t0 extend wud pernetueis bod Gell trom 6 ce of be paveuin ‘ « alap ti op Tg phy, Bb leg» ne eure 4 . pin le v to aI “4 0. GALLIGAN On Wednesday, ae Wet ing tof the might, tardeele | eure, jacana to ‘evable “many to. gard | i we 81 2 te sieknean, Mire, Brtageh Galligan, aged 08 years awe © bay Pe % LE oe ae oats ahoulters, ascompan! n for the distressed to presceve t thet f at people with f «sion, bearing lighted Those @xXoeence into Which they might | hy fy numerons proce Took en on Priday afte the views expressed therein.) | @linbeats, and pr Thy ® band of music wise led. Father Mathew has Celok; from thence ve Calvary Clue ' tiich-atrack up at intervals popalar and eas haate to Cork to resume ie Pi ee ween ene Wlany tousestn dhe city were | Charitable: care of the hundreds of poo eee ere ee tiance | iiuitumttdt and tie Noval. Horse Hissar, | Wim he datiy servos with soup and be i" serve saya: No alliance | cuuivan'e Quay, preeenod w very inposing | At his own house, His wuasiety and exer} | Mp Galesalite i 8: 68 isin exeey Pea eee: eee being ‘brilbensiy | for teir many wants absorb his | o 2!*s ny America ;” and another | paper aed lamps, On the whole | ¥hole time wud thoughts, jw do i, bans 400. ih Beuth Bd st, iioatire Easiors Diairic ‘ ihe Moscow Gaerne, quite | up and wrranged.—Couk RKEORTEN, Protestant journals of Belfast, show the ime | fy gmiah & ¥ 0 ARSBGR-On Wedventer, Ost. 14, 1800 2504 Pi i ‘ wm i “ hed and | Portaut results of the recent vatablishieut | 100 Wea l'a, T. 40 € piqzender only chic of Wm. B, ead Eiizal it upon thi matter, aud pre | b—Very Rev. 1. Mathow preached an | 1 Wee Ta ~ Pibin aged ® ovontbe aud Ifa ‘ Where are the allies of Knasla in| administered the pledge at Long hres: Of total abstinence in thot influential town. | jhe rie ‘tsiiway B ore. ort itt Ths relatives aud triends of the Camaily are invited Europot Nowhere, Then let ua eek them | lst4.--Neoond viet of Dr. Spratt to Bel Dr Sp att's Visite—Autumn of 1846— Moral do 400 CUR Te. & Prob | ARO Sie, femal, thle Friday allernoon, ef I coneluie a holy alliance | fat, when aboat 9000 additional, making | mprorement in elfasl—To whatever cause | ‘ie &. 42 Ge --aie-lubis | fauhee, Joseph i. Dower, om THtuh ets bet. 24.63 Mr, Poa, in the naw of his | during two Visits, 11,000, took the pledge, | it may be attributed, says w Lelfust newspa Bee chi Wa ge | OM ie out, spake af the other dey | Ou tho third evening a grand tea soiree and | per, whether to the eflurts of the town Mis. | i 1800 Woon 3 | USee Last Page for other Deaths \