{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2895, "word_count": 499, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9584000110626221], "ccnet_perplexity": [972.2999877929688], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
city, both ministers of the Presbyterian Church.


You Will, no doubt, ere this reaches you, have OBJ


served sundry publications in the Bee, and Bulletin
OF TINS city, between Samuel J. Peters and G Ro-
| selius, on one side, and the Reverend w. A. Scott
on the other. The first named gentlemen have es


tabl!shed, to the satisfaction, TO the dissatsfac-


tion OF the greater part OF our citizens gody and


ungody, that the Reverend w. A. Scott ha, been
guilty OF falsehood and duplicity. On the other
hand, the Reverend gentleman has procured GER


thcate from the trustees OF his church, giving it as
their opinion, that Messrs. Peters and Roselius
were laborlng under a mistake when they pub
lished Mr.. Scott as a reverend gentleman having
No reverence for the truth Those gentlemen have
not, however, as yet, discovered their mistake,
and II VIII require something more than the opinion
OF the trustees 10 convince this community that
any such mistake exists Mr.. Scott and his friend
have been laboriDg very hard to make this poll
tical dispute, but the honest and respectable demo-


Gratis scorn him as heartily as could be wished
ne hnds no countenance IN any quarter, except


from greasy Pete," who presldes at the editorial


tripod Of the Courier. .t-


All these things, as you say in your paper of the


TN Inst., are making a deep impression upon the
public mind, 'and Ultimately the world will open


10 the full conviction OF the truth that the cause


OF pure and undehled religion must look for its
best advocacy and vindicaon, not to a privileged


order OF priests, but to tree, enlightened and vir-
tuous newspaper press;'' and | would add, to sci
ence, philosophy, aad reason, rather than to the
contracted, selfish and ntoerant class Of men,
who now SO insolently assume to be the expound-
ers of the word Of God


Booth is now here, and was greeted on his first


appearance at the American theatre, by the fullest


house OF the The sale of tickets was STOP
ped long before the usual time for the commence


ment of the performance. The large audience


was much disappointed in his performance of


"Richard ILL.," and there has been no difficulty in


obtaining seats at the theatre at any of his subse-


quent performances. The fact is, Mr.. B. is quite


broken down--hi voice is desroyed-and he only


makes himself ridiculous in attempting that which


The Office seekers s sse on be here
elsewhere. The most prominent candidates for the
Collectorshp cf this port nre James w. Breedlove
and nj. Caruthers. The former has posted off to
Washington to beg, while Mr. G. remains quietly


here, and will surely carry off The prize in very
complacent aad gentlemanly manner.


AS your express will give you all commercial
news long before Uncle Sans tortoise delivers
this, deem it useless to encamber my letter with
any cotton, or other news, of the markets. p