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u Rev. \. E. Jonrs2s. late Of .,@i'y. and
ior some years prior to the last. zzsgRsor Of the
New.YorA Evangelist, has be 800 guilty by
lbe Pfcs5ytery 81 Newark, Ij5S1s' Drunkenness,
visiting the worst part Of al eatre, and gross
Licentou.ncss. The etliHesce being oyct@AcInl.
ing, lie pleaded guilty, and .as dcPosed from tie
Ministry and cut off from the Church without
formal tri2l-such being his choice. we under
stand that his crimes had been perpcto,ed
through series Of years, under circumstances OF
most rcyolting dcpfayy aud hypocrisy.
Thee arc those who Will make this exposure
the foundation OF .lurs upon Religion OF at least
upon the denomination to wheel: .lr. ]. belonged
THIS is unjust. Bad men ,Fiii steal the I;yery OF
Heaven, to seryc the dcvilin,' and often cyadc all
hHnan detection for 4 long time. The general
sensation: which the disclosure OF such mans
vilany IS sure TO excite. IS an involuntary testi-
laoniaI to tic general purity of character main
tanned by protesting Christians
Mr.. Johnson, while ii fair standing, occupied
for some years q most responsible position as Ed
tor Of the Evangelist. lie was an able writer,
but distinguished, VIC thought, by undue acr.
nony of speech and unreasonable ha-slucss il
Judgment toward those whose crecds differed
from his own. May he meet with more mcrc;ful
appreciation III the day OF his adycrsi;y
- Ii any one should wish TO send son to be
educated in the Country, can heartily recon-
mend to him tie private school of Rev. CHARLES
". EVEREST, Rector of the Episcopal Church in
EIan!den, Conn few mics from Ncw-Havea.-
ar. H. has dsae honorable service 10 the cause OF
American Literature, and, be!Ure taking ORDERS had
ocen engaged in Teaching some ycars most sue
cessfuiy. His are t!la, gentle, winning spirit and
manner which must ensure success in Teaching BY
laying deep and strong the bases OF Affection and
esIeein. liz receives but few pupils, may be
seen By lbs Car: II this paper.
INDIANS Al IIoBoKEN.-We have always insisted
lila: ilobokcn was the most natural and primitive
domain hat ever existed near great CITY; and We
observe that lis leading characteristics IRE TO be
heightened by the presence for Tins ard the three fol-
towing days, Of company OF genuine Children Of
the Forest, uncorUptcd by Intercourse will! the
White Aian, VINO are to rncamp there As ii at home
in ihsir naive wilds and exhibit 10 the visitors all
the Distinguishing phases Of Indian Lie. /, strikes
Us that they will he well worth visit. See card.
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CIT y \ f. + AIR : .
WEDNESDAY,.
Present the President AMI nii tie members.
The minutes OF the preceding meeting read and ~
ROARp OF ALDERMEN.

Present, iie President and all tie mcuib-r
The minutes oi the preceding meeting wsIe read ana sp
mo, -,l.
Petiii0HS- on Lewis Pignoet and others, 10 have
Cf,t"n pipes 'nd the g OF X. Smith, hnd Othen
tu ire. yfau Spring street OF Matthews Bruen tor
IT prJcrty BlpldWhy. Oi inhabitants 81 th ifeet io
tree hYimnt To hive vuCunt ground Nestl'Ih 'iert
ienceG az Ipn Loud, and "hes, Dr Tree bydnn N
Centrc>e,t. Dthc mlniinnts Of the 10Th Ward Tor uba
nrut v nuisance Of John MrChnn ind otser. have
"hncoui wagon, regulated. OF Sp0rt,mcn Association
lUtNc the bog Laws OF james Blown for Ab
cuuc. % : Chhhn relative IN the Of hOmh, WI
li she r,i Myor oi the CITY OF Providence. Referred 10
Special COMMITTEE.
Rrlooua'rnnce OF. Deloplaine, and sihers, against
cleaning out Sip
"Reminiscences asninat the removal Of the Loco
toco llnch FnctuD n isth,t.
RrP0riS -krpuu n ityor Of paying Dexter Ma
,u 8 - u. compensation tor es 81 h, horse ~ The CCG
njl-c Roads uud taugi' IN ;avofui bul,Hs ever
~tninnst ~ il,. tUnmuee tnlnc" 40 favor piyns
so To Sanue cDn9. pud b. bu Cts Weigher IA or
dnauce mhhins appropriation ot the cNpenes 81 the yeat
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-On Sunday,
John Ierto, residing st Columbus, y. J swaiawed
in mistake Tor camphor, quantity OF corrosive snb-
Innate. The mistake was immediately dscoyerid
aud a 'rhompsonan Physician in the neishbolhCpd
being called il, administered Jose OF Obella and
the whites OF eight or nine eggs which had the de-
siderable effect Of relieving the palen. in short
time, and placing him beyond danger. The whites
OF eggs il stated OF the surest antidotes for
posons OF that character and may be given with The
greatest assurance of success.
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THE WANING MOON.
hi NNlLLlAM culLEN nNYAsr.

VI watched TOO late, the morn is near,
One lock ut GODS broad, silent sky
Oh hopes and wishes "ainly dear,
How in your very strength We die!
Even while your glow is on the cheek,
and scarce the i.sh pursuit began.
The heart grows faint, the land grows weak,
The task OF life IS lctg uidone.
Ser where, upon the horzons hrm,
Lies the still cloud in gloomy bars,
The waning moon, all pale and dim,
Goes up amid the eternal stars.
Late, in a flood OF tender light,
She loated through the ethereal blue,
/ softer sun, that sione all nigh;
Upon the gathering beads vi dew.
And still thou wanest, pallid moon!
The encrcachng shadow grows apace
Heavens everlasting watchers s0Oa,
SHALL see thee bloiled from Thy place.
On. Nights dethroned ana crowness queen
Well may Thy sad, expiring ray
Be she'd or those whose eyes have seen
Hape'~ glorious visions fade away.
Shine then ior forms that once were bright,
For Ssgts ~ me niiad's eclipse.
For those whose words were spells Of might,
bul iu.ter now OIL siaininering lips.
In III. decayiug beam there lies
Fu!! many grave or hall aud plain
OF those who closed their DYING eyes
In grief ;hat they had lived in vain.
Another night, and thou among
'rtIe spheres OF heaven shall cease TO shine,
M .ayiess III the slitiering thronc
Whose lustc late was quenchrd ia thine
Yet soon u new and tender light
From out thy darken.d orb shall beam,
! :d broaden III! IL shine all night
On slistcninS dew and slimmering stream.
This number commences new volume Fo
a!o by ". L. GEa:am, 100 Nassau.
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Hon. Il. l.. Davis deno:,..ccI!


Mr.. Leri D. Si1n,m, Editor OF The Plcboian,
havjng succeeded in undermining and crushing
Van Buren,, now takes ON airs and undertakes TO
apply the lash 10 all who do not readily Kiss the
rod and Jump into the Poll, and Texas traces. In
:. letter ison Washington, after referring 10 the
l.c,to, OF The XIX Members from this State lie
adis-
That card not >;uci by Il. y. Dqrs. ofPoushAeep
s aud Others. and II mol be 10 that
almost every during the present session. NAV
sty involving npuTi.u; measure OF The cmpcGic
-ft', ar pGrtS Ad' ro'sG eH ne " htsS ~,
have been directed 10 the embarrassment ~ Tie rdrD
iurcu s criiur, was >uc sad of Mr. Nas iiue
zeal trends - believe Inn, early uc session" - ~ bis >eciC
lem t!uury Adams upon the Iani guc>jon hi, ynic,
odd the hoowncss ot his Free Trade p.etelsou ot 1910
% TcNa> lie stands by the SIDE OF G;ddre, and
pcAenbam and rpoa she GLORIOUS nomination Of Po, end
DALLAS. SOLITARY had alone, among ihss who represent tac
.oa,as,ne,,I When ;len>eS do ~; relieve and when
aisl ans with the brand jaSGiscd 1tc entire
ieaspcrac sG~tg Congress haze lust az confidence
yhc I'M, returned 10 H. lrt lave The ,ast vii benz IN
mind 'ha Nj. l4yts few years past was
woc. tederals'. aud that he oncmny oi The mnd
yiosn: opponents OF Gen Jayksun's Administration. lis
iupiyr.sn; duty say wha, hive relation 10 ir lny,
bat u Is an Imperative enc aud oe wen ei never h'S-
a;eio perform whea deem necessary to the success OF the
deals his blows 80 the darn.
So it seems that Mr. Davis has violated the
principles OF the party by sustaining the Tariff
aad opposing Annexation, and does not cordially
submit 10 the fraud by wbici, Mg. Van Bu;cn
WIS crushe, and Polk and Texas placed in the
a~c,ndant-whercupon lie Is thrown over. The
pan is 10 fgighicn others from mntlny by ihis
summary communicates, bG' 1t wont DO.
The Picbcian can never oppose = !u,o, even of
IT'S oan party, without personally deiainlng han.
Mr. Davis Was aot !cdcralist--hc was rot al
anil-Jachson i'esl-bui!e did al one or two cleo
ions oppose The Al6sny aud Poughkespsic Re-
genccs Of his own party, JUS, as the genuine Rad
les'soi i!iis Guy have oftea been compelled to do
or fasify al her PFetens.ons 10 Dem ocraey. 1t
hardly becomes Levi D. Slamm to rcprosch him
far this.
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Il Another head Of the Annexation hydra
was Gu, of in the Senate on TUESDAY, as viii
be seen by GU: report. The vote was Just 10 our
Iiking--Al the Wings and slLAs WRIGHT
against McDuilics p.oect-all the Loco Focos
IN favor OF it, honor 6, the noble Wig Phalanx !.
Honor to SIlAs WKiGnr.
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ye,,,oa,., General, Conference.

yoke nj.
D"'', go : go" ,1o,d,y n;qb,
III, r. - for il did notrsch
49,. aa., 81 =. asacaod;nos n; pas, ,nidnight.
:, 49,. bcE;,yc the Ioures,
=" ,,.,.,s-;.s,,..,I fady
~ .',,' -, .rr,.,,,I.. ncvs- y..t,bs
az" - -'',''''i -. - no .,ohcr.
VI M. =, ','''' ,.,.., -, -, n, nl. II
IN ~ '''''l.' -. ID him Of It,
:. - -, ..I.,;ons 70 Socicty and
~ NJ =. - ,h. ,,,,,c and boar.
'''' ,''n az 80 49,. - . NO. ,..lloc =
ING u '"' ''5'.''I' ~ ,.ras.,.,re
ae'' " ''' ''''''''-''' 49,.
o. Puo'i' '''-'-.'-'''' a., :. e,.-, MIR, of me
''''a, = p
'ou'.''' -, tho .-or,f,.,.
... ,',5 ~ eminent distinction on the
'''-' I....,..,,,,.-z III cIc-,,yrr,,
..-. b.. o,ot,,ssioe. and
''''' ''''''''' p, ..;.a 80 or.,
'''''', - ~. ~, e NON IN ins
VI '''i ~ a,l,b;ac5 n bgber dcsres
.,''', mel, a. trench and force
49, - TN. CO., ot some ether de-
,,.,, eycrl them in what is generally
'''''''I'i'''.. ~ .oncrior IL them
'iis' '''' '''''=' - ~ ~ 49,, ,,.,o,;,., &C.
IN 'i''' ''' |V'''''.'' - I,.i. the .-,
'''',''.''''l' ~, md tho su-esl
guaranty Of success IN any enterprise IN which
1.-''''''S ~. W.. :, : considered that all
49, Il, s,,,, ,rofession the
,.r;e,,, of fallen, presented BIZ the body was also
r.n,.ri,abJe. The propensity tor speech making
,.,.;, : tho an,..r,c. fwc had almost said the
nuisance Of al pubic bodies, Vas at times
r..,,.I,. ram; tested bui. considering the excl
,ir., nat,rc Of the iepirs discussed. and the ad-
-, ;,,o-os,e .,rros.,,tcd thc b,dy was
d,.,.oo -, f,,,b,.,apca
,,....;,,,,,..,+ so..,,,;,,,,s ~, h,b
c..,...:..,- 49,, sc tho ,,,,c,
-, nh, tho widest
49,. o.i,;,;,,l va. -
''.''-.l,-. I'D - ,,Ln R;.bons presided
'!'''''' -, - ;...,.-,;,,;.,.
'Y'"'P', "'''' 90 '''IT-' .'',5 .l.:-
as cou'0 " ''''so''''y 49, mn - $3.50
circumstance 'i''US" '.;ei' ''''9'Y''' w., .9'
Always "ia'N'u y
"o"'afy law 'o' a.; .,;,s5 ,,, .O. VIZ ''''
q ,'>'na' PM Cnl.-cn~a :. ,,,o onI bo5
10, 10 ,,'' ,,. .,,o, tho ;sc;l;nc and roo
''.- .' ,s., a no,, Of ,bo cbr-b ard as is
''''. NV 'e 40, ~, l5 :, ,,.. ,n.r ,n,,y, of
meetings ''''i Wv Wv, -. 49,, -. ,..n.
course nav " y" - -' ii. .' 1900, ho
act WIZ me- ~ l''',''I..','s -.
r'i', a % 'u,'' ,..'-''''.' ,,.,,, ,1 ,bo
'''S oo'''I'I'eI 1910, w.. nost or';-cl
'''''','' W 81 ,,.os.;on. ,-o.,
''s"l'c" - wv -, and J.
i'a''i' 'o''''s'' l,''''- ,,o ,r.,,,a'l:. cl",a
II 'o' NV wy 49,, =, .'aa.,n..,r1 N
'i,'' '7'o.,I tho S.n,,
an" CO. .o,., ,,, ,.os, ,.,;,,, ,r..,cr
.',,' : -: -. -. .oa,;,,s, If H.. Norh rou,
~ ''',,',,'s 49,, H.. H.. lad .r,o,odcd Tho
,''' ,,,.'';S ..aa - tho ,-,o s,s,cs wi,l, ;nau
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E0ARD on ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

President ESEEuELt m the chiif.
tl,at the Police B such ofthc c'y require.
und .ngNpedirrt 10 rcept tine lnw estabhHs nen
Police y .t-ri. Report adnpicfi
III Kimberly appointed IN Inspector oi Lumber.
Henry -catGn appointed City Neiglier.
Several p.toHs ld other paper, referred The BoNd
then went iute JOINT iiIUt.
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Things ina PhiIadelphla.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
rmfL.bglrnl,. June l2-P ~

PnfLAbELFHI, June i2--P "
Tmg SassATn-A meeting IN reference 10 the
, al..rr, nncs o: the sabbath d mt evening d IA.
impressive rfsyef ~ ~. Quiet ac'e.tns and e.asa.
.!ie, ,,ese d yer't ly Re-. VIZ Powell. Agent o ne ssS
T a. irrIura,i ouL =. T lot,. T.. The uiefet a.
10. "a, ,iesp wt '.e at,eanre Wa 'c'i a's- ard !.
Too LArs.-Thc Loeo-i oco- hsse grand j1ta.
be-, ~ r,tir4na meeting to-day az Wilmington .,,,
1frl 90, ~. faithful "I L. go aiirnrio, M ii lccsin.
N,p DaG,-0nr 81 tiirs. dangerous anltusis ~,
@ a., u.riH, ct'.lwiI street nsaf Scsepi ard an
l... go tle lower fnft 81 -"vtrFlfs
SAILOR l,RT ~ rHT ASSETS oT THE GrR,Rc
TIA. ,,ss ,.--., lnd iJ,s t-ins par ot ti-
t.,.n Flas vrfe sid o.dsy a, E E,siass.,.
ipeHcs te llyuirat, iof Inch are H. ~ ieir' che
. ,sr> o, The N-,Yorh. Posasare . Go,.,a Raao..
Cn-'ylns IT STE, p''' 'iaf-
s!.i3i Peoa,,i..aa, I. .,,a;
ii,h.ic, ,o-r,....sa Railroad NJ TO-.
N d.. B,.rrf ,;e1loo tor77uy ~ s5i
IeSs5,., rrj sztt,o,t t7r se,a-'ao oai C1ao,.,
remain .a i 40. 80 siafe, Mo'FN CaHa aad ~ sl4,
ST. >rS ~. is nov con..ieahi- apathy :,
,,r -~ market and ,yI.n D-i sNccfa1r ,r-. -
-, l , br ward track and r'isn oii cnn,,-rs9f 50
), l~c!iaed G,f,fd l'aH@ IS wilmington cs'i -ei : A.
fs,t ~, liso >syr go: iisg> ~ . as;o,
50 = H. -. :Iy00J ,I,,5 = s..J ie,e,,,, ~.
~ III h,iy So :lgcJ l.ehsu T.. l.t} B.. so >,t,.
Is. SIiun kcHt.rky bonds. l@
>.,,l ys4--s-!u .iia,.s Ass Dream Ga Bank T. 4 D
40 ~tfta o.. .1t4 ~-'Vl DO. .h 'i ,lse, NJ
arl.i ~ Ratrnad os. 3 ~ t q" =; - do go. b ID,
odldo . "a. H. Grad iiaaH % ~ g. -3i5.
sO,jo Reading Railroad -. 80 Caet. q D.. Cssc.
ita.t. Iovshsrr, IFsaa "u.i q T. ~ sJdo uaa.i
~a'~ Nlws-ii T. Vi Cleared MS titzsu.
-Er ship lncnnstui, .icacoo. Fusw''h. y. : Beues d,
,ar .l,e,us. Black h'-ntu. scHrN Denmark DAYS gotA
-.rrb Mass; e.. pu5icla. sharp, Providence Aclsr--
sawyer Scw0qppo-'. ''arm Nas,luston, Patis,,oa q
Rive, Beiwere Cfcs,u. y. York blts- Star. y lofs
.!55tred-Bdrk Ga, ugf. 80 hours from N-yYod.
S,,s,,-. !-on,-ics 30 b,u tom Newlos Weather ia,
.u. p'ca>Juj-iiIbd y l..
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tn TRIl}U n E.
WAiG NOMINATIONS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1871.

G-,- JOINS TYLER sent TO the House on Tues
day Message reurgng the Annexation OF Texas
whic!. was referred to the Commit;ec on Foreign
Affairs. end ordered to be printed. a motion 10
print l5,0O1 copies OF the Message aud oocu.
men,s only failed for wan, OF TWO ;'iiF's vote TO
suspend the Rue. lIc.s los; Nays 49, We
publish the Message on our First Page to-day.
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.lnlNI MEETING

The minute, of The preceding read and np
proved.
Nitn lccci appointed Hrlshcr uf An,hm te Cool
Samuel Bennett Nns appointed Wood Inspector.
Iarhltd Titus. Inspector Of Lumber.
.iu Pardon John j. =tape,. Thomas Kirby and John J.
BiBuSc.t. Wood Inspectors.
\ memorial. siencd by all the most respectable
Plysris CITY pTDyn. Tor the removal Of RIO pfessat
CIV Inspector WIS received aud referred special committee
job -ntI appointed Deputy Keeper CITY liIl.
Gilbert :. Nc>bn appointed Clerk ia the C.Is 0cs
III the Common Council. -,
A resolution moved 10 appoint WIllIam ".
Dtinkcr Police Justice. but rcced 10 Sperigl Commit
relation charges made sllls clifactff
The Common Council then Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

u MARTIN P. SWEET Esq. OF Stephenson Co
has been nominated for Congress by the Wings
ri The With District Illinois He will be elected
too, mark IL The Wings carried ID of the
Is Counties in the District last year, bat were
beaten BY the solid Mormon vote Tor Hoge.
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- g No Ctarch AID STATE is declined, on the
ground tia, we desire not TO publish any thing far
ihcr on TIC School ana kindred questions, unless in
some way Obliged 10, We have published enough
70 let readers all That can be offered on either
sdc Of Iie question, and any thing farther would be
mainly repetition The Presidential Canvass, Do
iaso MT Washington, &c demand all the room we
can g!tuEd ihem.
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- lion. Isaac +. MoKsf is said 10 have re-
ce,rd the ioco-foco ro.nimntiou for Congress in
ihc Fourti Disuicr ol Louisiana, vice Gen Bos-
.IkR l-csn-aL
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-. iaA NJ. ALLEN is elected Treasurer for lie
New-logk Stockholders OF rhc FIRST Lyceum VII
i4se aud Bsrea Seminary. His Office is the Room
Of the BAPTIST Bible Society, in ,l,c Church in
BE00me-alieet, near BowerY.
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lcs~ The ORrHEAN SiSGERs, Great Weston. Mn West,
r and Otirrs give splendid pefinmnnces his afternoon Ut -
u clock and this evening ct S. ut the American Museum
The q ian. may be seen o. usual.
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Rv This Mornings Mail.

u Since Mr. CLaY's arrival at home he HIS
experienced some inCilsPosiiioo-ihe consequence
Of The l;,ligucs Of his long l'urney--bat we arc
glad u learn, from letters received IN this city
Yesterday, tia; nc had got bette. Of 1t, aud ..as
nearly quite wei. Nat. iaicl.
r., The Pensacola Gezlttc Of June !, ,tae,
Thai the lagatc Potomac and the steam isigaes
u:on. Tie, Il. thal por,, were 10 sai ON the day
o,iowifg 70. the coast 90! hc@.co.'
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North AND SogrH, or Scenes and Adventures
ia Mexico by The inevitable Satisfied, translated
by J. I. IL has just been published by Winchester.
y have read only t. few pages which prolsise well
lor the iaterest OF the WORK. 1t is well translated
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E- SCIENCE will triumph and tbs nc, - B.oadsa.
ct Ly m inri,c n. is unaited By pun' OF "a me mod
hns worked e.f into public invor. md ~ the Cai5a
it,!ioaatie, ns'rlc'in= nnd amusing
~ For salc.he stock sad fii.i ,cs. % ia iuI ops
c,d far Rno,:inc and Grinding COllee and trade
,nt,n with enod nun OF custom tons a'ke and Il
pfee,t. u very desirable o2r;"ni' n NJ ,a I.oai
BE- 81. ~ i"w for cash. Apply li.' wen u 49,
Iell 81.
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g. GnAHAM's MAGAZINE for July is Just at
hand, freghteA with contributions from Bryant,
Lowell, Miss scdcaick, Mrs. Sigoarnsy, Her
bc.i, Pau.ding, Penn Smith, &c &c. We have
never had I Magazine iii the Country which uni-
iormlg showed So brilliant list OF writers. We
,tJe crowded badly, but must make room Tor this :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

CS~ NJ. I'm Paterson who once left some money with
Ii. EDITOR ui this paper requested call on him between
Und ~ o'clock. a. NJ. u convenient.
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" A violent ha-siorn swept over Po o., In
t;corp;a and South Caroina, on the 9TH ln'i. 5J
the Vicinity OF AlilIcdgeyil!c and Columbus ="
grent damage to cotton.
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W The Wings of Ntw-iIMrsnIer VIII hold
Il State Mas, Convention ut Concord or the 18th
INST. 10 organize for the Presidential Contest
Though apparently IN a minority, they mean to
do their .,hvlc Gulv.
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WHEAT Cnor.--The Charleston ClI.) News
says that the Wheat Crop IN Kent County wall bea
moderate one. Oats have been improved by the re-
cent rams, and Corn, although injured i'll many Pla-
ccs by the worm, promises well.
Ne are gratilird 10 learn from the Oakland Mich
Gazette, that the Wheat crop looks well IN that
country, especially in the Northern part. The Corn
crop promises .ss iivoraby
I-sS' Tie Wheat in tiiis section generally LOOKS
very we'll and there is a prospect Of fine harvest
and a GOOD weld. Some fields near town WI be
ready tor cutting in four or FIVE days Alex usz'
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BURGLARS u JERSEY CrrY.-.rAe house Of 'f.
Jacob Losey passed through by one or NOR NOR
burglars who robbed him OF various articef, ai'
took from his sleeping apartments, from his beGtlN,
the pantaloons thrown oil night, though lex ave-
enpying IL contents. Among the articles "N s.
were silver spoons, sugar tongs, and Phio%'la't,,r
wte'5 Gnd cbdlens c!cihing, ond six doliafi ~
money. The bed linen marked :. Vi. u'' "i''"
NAV lead 10 the detection Of tire thie a..
There have been numerous Other instances 81 pi.
glaries within short time, among winch were wv
following: rRo,m
at fiarsimus, was entered and about S5O w0fh .
articles stolen. -, r,,f.i.
| mus, was entered, and from fifty to sixty doi'A''
worth OF silver stolen. ., WAS
rhr house OF BIZ. Conway, in Grand sueg', =, 10
entered short time since, and sii'cr-wafe ''"sA
! the yaile OF uboGt $lJO. street,
Also the house OF Mrs De Wit, in Sussex 'u'''
| from which was taken silyer-"are. a.,
III? Tbs house nous Of The Rev Sir Roberts in GflGs IT,
was entered last week, from whicn wst ,is -'
clock and some other artcIes.-lj. CITY Aa''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-13

NEW oNG ANNUAL CoNFEKENcg.-ihc New
York Methodist Conference convened in the
Sands street Church, Brooklyn, yesterday morn
ing. Bishops ulpDiHc and HNLINE iii attend
ancc The Conference sras organized, the regu-
lar Standing Committees appointed, and consid-
cradle progress was made in the regular business
before the BODY
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,..Y H,,rd nc Education.

The nen Hoard OF Education OF this Cilr con-
vened in the Assistant .!ldermen's chamber 81 ,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
4 quorum appeared at the appointed hour, Nv enfy-
t,yo members being present. and the Board was
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A MOS KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL
"A offer their services to such as may HAYS business
with the Government Of the following description
viz:
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othei
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring penslons-revolutionary army, and ma
Wy; and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting of claims against the Government,
whether Tor lands other property, or morey, before
any of the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our office is in the house of Amos KsNpALL on
E street, the first door east of the Medie, College
two squares west of the Post Office Department,
where we can be found during business hours.
Amos KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments or to Congress. His knowledge
of the forms and details of public business derived
from service in the public Offices will enable him
to perform this service in the most effective manner
and those who ntrust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude, and the use of all proper
means to bring it to successful issue Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount the
nature of the
Persons at distance will find it much cheaper 70
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves
We will also attend to the adjustment and collec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed 10
Messrs. Kendall, & Co., agents. and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3---6m JOHN T.. KENDALL.