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the Gospel at Sandy Hill. Mr.. Hoyt was " in great
distress on many accounts, but particularly be-
cause he was not appointed district attorney in New
York, and until he was relieved by his
appointment TO the Collectorship. Stephen Allen
was in great distress to get bank
for the benefit OF Tamna any Hall, while he
was protesting 10 be ant-bank. Thaddeus Phelps
was in great distress" about the free bank scheme
Il was also " in great Distress for two thousand
five hundred dollars, without any prospect OF receiv
ing any assistance from my sinful associates OF the
locofoco stamp have got over that ''disress," and
the only distress now feel is to have been caught
in that bad company, and in which shall take
precious good care never again TO be caught, We
shall 60 on in the meantime and review the whole
OF the correspondence for the benefit OF the present
age and all future tme and do justice TO Martin Van
Buren, John Van Buren,, and athe locofoco leaders,
tor we think that amongst the LOT there members
of Congress, Judges, and perhaps some Presidents
of the United States, Notwithstanding all that has
been said.


We again call upon Webb of the Courier to pub


sh our letters in relation to the Marcy movement
OF 1892, and clear skirts and his own from all
contamination


MoBs AND MoRMoNIsM The recent popular out
breaks-the awful deeds of violence and blood
which daily perpetrated in Illinois, are disgrace
ful IN the extreme. When we look at this state
OF things in lhnolsin conjunction with ant-rensm
IN has Srae the conduct of the antiaboltion mob in
Kentucky, and various outbarsts here and every
where ,one would suppose that governments and the
state Of society amongst were going backward.
BUTT is not so These local diseases correct them.
selves and inevitable in free country under po
pular form OF government There may be some slight
injustice TO individual rights in all these ebultions
and explosions in particular localities, but they have
general effect the great masses Of the people,
winch is OF salutary character, and 30 they work
Their own cure IN process Of time This is seen al
ready IN the antl-rent districts. Reaction has be-
gun. The friends OF law and order nave been
alarmed and aroused. The absurd doctrines Of
Greeley and his comnatrlots, about the rights OF
property, are now secuted by many who formerly
were half inclined TO swallow them. Throughout
all the an-rent region, the Tribune, and all such IN
cendlary and revolutionary prints, execrated BY
the intelligent and orderly classes.


Tne recent outbreak in Illinois should lead the IL
dependent press throughout the country, and all
good citizens, to united and vigorous effort against
the spirit of dlsorganlzation and rebellion. Let
all these attempts to persecute the Mormons, or any
class OF people, be at once crushed, and covered
with indignant rebuke.


The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION session Of
this Convention yesterday was very interesting and
amusing. Colonel Webb figured quite extensively
on the occasion, and was one of the most conspicu.
Gus representatives of the church militant We give


full report Of the proceedings in another portion Of
our paper


What spectacle must such a convention as this
present to the gaze of the saints in heaven, as they
look down on one of these sunny days from their
thrones OF blessedness What successors are those
assembled in st. Johns Church to the apostles of
Jesus Christ Fighting about abstractions-'h high
and slow church and exposing all the delin-
quencies OF bishop in his behaviour towards his
flock, they do anything but promote the cause Of
religion in general and Episcopal Christianity in
particular. These squabbes amongst the clergy
and the strange developments of their morals, and
repeated defeats in the conflict between carna
emotions and the love of God and practice of virtue
are leading multitudes to the conviction that thai
portion OF the New Testament called 8" the gospels
should be taken as the alone rule of faith and prac-
tice, and that every man should become his own
parson, and avoid the associations Of churches and
priests and bishops, which lead, il appears, TO such
wicked and worthless fruits in too many instances


UNIVERSALLY OF JoURNALIsM-THE HERALD ALL.
OVER THE WoRLD.-A singular fact, strikingy illus
trative OF the universally Of the circulation of the
Herald, was recently communicated to us by the
Rev. Mr.. O'Reilly, the talented and popular Catho-
ltn nlo I.
showed HIM letter from poor Irish female living
among the mountains OF Cavan, one of the most OBJ
scure regions OF the province OF Ulster, IN which
she bitterly complained Of the unkind conduct of a
brother In this country, and winding up with the
threat that If he did not make speedy atonement
tor his past neglect and injustice she would "pul
him IN the Herald and Mr. Bennett would be sure
to see her righted.'


The universally of our circulation is well known
In the Sandwich lslands-n the most distant part Of
the Pacifc-in Chlna-all over Europe you can find
the Nec York Herald. 1t pierces even to the int
rior OF the palace at St. Petersburgh. In all the
towns OF Germany-a every public place in Italy and
France, the Herald Is to be found, and now we see
that II penerates even to the hut OF the peasant amid
the mountains Of Ireland Such is the journalism
OF the present age


COUGHS STATEMENT We give in another
column, a statement made by J. b. Cough, relative
to his recent movements in this city 1t corrobo.
rates all that has been published about him. Th.
most important point, however, in the whole affair
lhc drugged soda water, he most clumsiIy passes
over, afraid to touch il for tear OF fresh exhe
ration Instead of giving the name Of the kee per Of
me soda fountain, and the spot where il was


utted, he only states that he should recoec il, h.
should once more see 1t. This is true, for ne viii
probably never put his eyes upon it again, if he eve,
has Th@t part OF the statement relative to drinking III
the grocery store, confirms what an acquaintance OF
ours stated to US the day after Cough was found
THIS acquaintance saw him drink the brandy. and !
pretty /" stiff horn" it was. II was taken when he
was perfectly sane and sober All that we have
published and heard, is thus corroborated by Cough
himself Take the confession in all its narts and !,