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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
CITY t.LLIG ENCE,
SATURDAY.
snner;o- Court.
POOL.
James Chcssrman Vs. Robert NJ. Co1-Ac,;o

teorr Csf Juce Josrs and Jodse' OAKLEY md v.spr,
POOL.
James Chcstsrman ys. Robert NJ. Cox-Acto,
of cIeclren, recover possession Of sae pIeTne, which 10
been sold for assessments, ami bought by The landlord
There S'yerl polu's Of which was. that the sn,,,
boupd by the terms Of hs @1e pay the gsstsz.i
and hayu: don. his lease FORE I'D Tn thai r'c.p
.e;dict gwen, generally for riHn'if
joseph Lopez Das EIlsb Morrill,. Public Ad.
rufa'o5 Sc.-Nci,on gains. the estate OF perScn n
eccs,i which defence up th7 Flrntf caused 2r,o
eit BELONGING the estate 81 dc-sa>c 10 b. slHc fra,,.
on recount ot Sh sbtihat the WIDOW of dccr. Hav,
contested the clam, and tn- On H. pcnt when
dcr wus syen deieHdHH and h efl c; confirmed On -
reAl The clam payable New No;k bu tie Cosr-
thinks # cetor pursue the properly OF h, debtor 70 an0e,
country and the whole clam tri - mc..s. hgl-I
by the decision Whether the French Court 2a "a :,
regarding the lex loci the uoncs that the Courts O New i
had cO:uxance ot the natss, SUBJECT Of doubt, JudsEerf
70. r.lnf demurrer ;wo Of The ;cpllceto., and ~ 3
.radant on the rest
Peer A. iiaIgous ~. Joel Stone.-Judgmen,o Il
noasui:.
Elizabeth II. Raiclii W. David L-avitt.-Ac,ioo
30 recover for rendered BY the late Mr. Radcliffe W.
Lcavj; Il was submitted referees who awardo! ss,
so NJ T. The referees then gl on 20 that iAe' f-
Shuu! De- paid by the pac5. Exception ;aAen by ~
plaintiff to tbs The Court ,hGA tie referees hct no sht
report, ~ contrary the general r!e o' law II a,
them 10 eve The yalu; what due 20 hm, ans cave lie S
TO say who >ha pay costs II the plaintiff wlas 70 g.
that part the eOUrt u stand, otherwise referred back
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

BRADBuRY's SINGING CLASSIFY an advertise
ment in another column it will be seen that Mr. 3
Bradbury, whose qualifications as Teacher OF Mu-
sic are 80 we'll known and appreciated, will open a
Singing Class for Ladies and Gentlemen at his Class
Room, l42 Eldredge street. An excellent oppor.
tunit, is thus presented TO those who wish TO OBJ.
tain thorough instruction in the elementary princ-
Piles Of Vocal Music which they vii! DO we'll 10 EN-.
brace.
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I'P BROADWAY 20 oI'ouRTEESTH.sTREET;
THIRD .yESrr GowERY:
GRAND.sTREEr; EAST BROADWAY CHATHAM,

TIE PARK, LAsTERN GATE.
Each Wurd viii he Grgan1cd by itself. either IN carriages
Clay Associations Irades otherwise Whatever Trade
un,es in separate organization viii report at liz Broad"a|
before Nonday Z. NJ IN order 10 be assigned suitable
place III the Procession.
~ Any A.sociaon Weri Trade not reporting or
Monday according tins o,de viii uoi be assigned 10 reg
ular station in the line and fall into the of the Pro-
ce.sion b. order. FREDERICK PENlZ.
,1s q Grand Marshal.
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Ncs- The young Guard" again in the
EieId-ATrENTIoN THE WtioLE.-'rhe Committee
of Arrangements ofhc Young Men iien'y Gay Assecauo
f, The Mas, Convention of the h Octobe pursuance Of
resolution of the Association passed the , inst call upon
,he members OF the Association and invite all WhiS NouS
Men to rally unde. their banners
We shall appear both cavacsdc and on foot AS may be de-
,rabe at the Young Guard Head Quarters. Gothic iai
Broadway on "Wednesday Sth inst ut 9oc!ocS to
JOIN the procession
new and magnificent Banner will be presented TO the Aso
c,suon for the occasion, BY Messn Ackernan s Miller
splendid Hat Badge Will also be presented 10 all who may
unite with Us.
The Cayalcsde Books ready for signature at Gothic
Hall where Will be gwen 10 procuring horses
Como on BopS; end do voRr dHtv.
By order OF Committee OF Arrangements FOR the 9th Oc.
,ohe, o&S,
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f,,- Tn, Democratic Vhic Electors of the
CIV o-d County ~ Neg-Yo-k invited 20 assemble u
Sa,ona al "a Monday Eye=in-. October sh. at hatoai
osock ;oietr Report. from the Senatorial and County
Coaveat9n Several penkcs will be present 10 &C
''s'' ''' WI. TURNER. Can County Convention.
I:T Eft p R25sEe 25skLs' Ssctetariea- oS 2tc
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n3- Butchers ia ti.c Fieid-The butchers OF
md BROOKLYN favorable the election OF Clay and
F,.lnvhnv,eD are invited 10 attend adjourned meeting H
the Seventeenth Ward Clay Reading ROOM 50 Bowery, on
Monday evening" 18th INST O'Clock, TO hear the reports OF
The Committees to make for the Procession OF the
3sh INST, By order d EDWARD PHILLIPS, Chairman
- =. p,>cyxrv Serrrtury Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

NEW JERsEY-The official msjoritY for Gov.
Stratton is l,404, instead of 1865 as we copied
from shc Newark Daily. The total vote is 81, ,965
for Slrat,on and 36,55l FOR Thomson,
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Court caIendnr....T'his pa

COMMON PLE.s-Nos 30, lis, 80, 3i IL, 81
80, ., II, 90, 81, n.
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The Whlg Rally on staten Island.


To the Editor Of Lse Tribune
Tins his heen gfeat-a glorious day for TIE
Wings OF Richmond County. Never hes the
oldest ;nhahtani of our island witnessed go large,
so enthusiastic, OF 50 grand turnout, as was
this day mace by TIE Wings at the Mass Meet
ing at Mariners Harbor.
TIE number present could not have been less
than 4 zoe, and some say as nigh as 5000.
This, taking into view the small number OF voters
in the County, is one Of the best and most en-
couraging meetings ever held in the State. DR..
JOHN i. HARkIsoN was chosen President, and he
was supported by ytwenty-iour Vice Presidents -
The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed
By @. NJ. HlLLYER, WM HADDEH, T. L. Ton.
LINsoN, G.. P. DIsoswAY, MoRRIs FRANKLIN and
L. c. CLARK, Esqs.
The Unionisis were down from New York
City, and were treated with Wing hospitality.
have no hesitation n saying this was :he largest
meeting ever assembled on any occasion in this
County. 1t astoaished Eghgs as we'll as Locos,
and will speak with voice OF thunder at the
polls. There were twenty-five Van BuTen men
present who have recently come over to our party.
Huzza then for little Richmond. You may set
ae. down as safe for Clay and Frelnghuysen.
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SAort Addresses were also made by R. Lick.
wood, ESQ Mr. Chet:ciin, Hca. Charles G. Fer
ris, Gen. Sanford and AID. Bruen.
Among The many toasts which were drank we
noticed The f LOVING


b. Alderman Hasbrouck.--Imerie1a Industry and .la-i.
can Enterprise guided By American genius and directed
American Judgment re sure guarantee Of public improvements
By senator Scott-Ie application Of Steam Poler the
R1cdy Of communication, uniting certainty,
-apiG and sG t:ry Nowhere has Science, her countless
creations. exhibited Drouder triumph
b. f. R. Ward.-Idc Harlem RGair0GG ct Fiits Plans
Ike the victory .he ground val lead 10 greater things
b. NJ McElra,h.-The Harlem RGlirocG-In IL onward
march overcoming nHura obstacles, the rock. OF the
Island instead beng aieIsad mpeded Dy Brooks and BY
Lac actually received c. impetus from both, and
now By potent influence, trunphanty extending Itself
Though DYKES and Banks.
B. = Guest-TTe Hcrlen, RGirccd-lIay its length be
heightened through Banks and braes, RGrebren and Fer
res. bT the ad Of Dyker, until Little et Tor It's warmet
friends 70 wish iur.
b. Alderman Bien-Lttie fcob-fe has nade the crook
The Farmers Of eStchester Ccuuty-nay tey realize the
benefits Of :laiifs ID II rGi
When the rspast was over the company
marched in procession with music through the
village-whch is about quarter o: mile from
the present terminus OF the road-.o the resi-
dence of Samuel E. Lyon, whom they saluted
with tumultuous cheers. The proGessien was
greeted in its progress b. the hearty cheers Of the
villagers.
Returning, the cars reached the City Hall be.
tween and o'clock.
We are night glad tn see this read pushing its
way into the interior. and trust the. the ancient
village of White Plains will no; for any conside
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Arouse, Carpenters, Arouse '-iT I'm, - -
r.;e of New York en the election OF LAY anu re
1ryoHuysrs. end IN favor Of the Protection oi Aieop ~
~ 49, IN s,,epd meeting 20 be held or Moncay
Eyep,n, the 18Th INST Mt Military al IN Tire Bowety tor 'He
purpose of making arrangements oln the Wing PROCESSION
on the Goth ,l, l,,. ,ho,, .bc,,
on the M 10 enable them md then tcjon IN the aDo'e
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nsS Our Union is Perfect dry Gooos
MERCHANTS AND CLERKS. ATrENTlON.-An ad
,ourned meeting the Trude will he held at Columbian Hail.
No a Grand street. Monday evening, Oct 18Th at halt
past O'Clock complete the arrangements for an effective
display in the grand procession OF Wings On t,e "0', ~"
merchants md clerk, IN favor OF the elevation Of Henry Clay to
the Presidency are earnestly requested 10 cooperate with u
on this OCCASION sCHUREMAN HAI.STEp. Chairman.
", "; l.; hsLt, 4, s,nx {sec'Hs. Us
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GRAND CLAY PROCESSION
TARIFF DEmoNsrEsan snP rIoN, OCTOBER so.

LINE OF MARCH.
The Proce., on VII form III GREENWICH STREET.-THE
,lcb, .e.1. on Battery Place: Divisions resting on the
various street, connecting Broadway and GFcenwch-s'ree
each Ward Association and Irnde in stations which Will be
announced on JueS!qy uofnrs. At ELEvtS O'Clock Il NJ
the line vii move
LIZ ErnAnly ~ 40 L-nl RrEENTII.srREkr:
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MPETIyGS OF THE TRADES, &c. TONIGHT

Hn.te,s: the ,ime for action nus -
An adjourned meeting Of the HoiteS Of New s, OK
and ,1cinity will be held tha Gionday) evening &c o'i
. t,e,. Ranch Hotel. No 3S BoweTy ei hsipa,t :
NJ - ,t the arrangements for the Grand Ceeots,ol
of me -h irs All the friends OF sE am T pHpy az
y,ed 10 attend. BY oFdeft "a ~ - C:s II
RrS, " BRADFORD, Secrelary -
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y- So,,cs-Tbe Uphoerer' Of this City are 93ass,e9
90 ,,,.od nm adjourned meeting 70 be held at the Howard
pou,e on Mcnday evening Oct 8, for the purpose oi com
the arrangement, for joining the Grand Procession
~ ysdnsd,v next All others interested N the manufacture
ofCsbnet Ware and IN favor OF Protection are respectfully M
,.ed 70 attend Nj Van Wazne' the Blacksmith ana 9'sf
se,,pen will b. preseat and address the meeting BY o'''
GHAss, G, aHHoLLINGsHEAo. }secre'ar.e'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

NJ The Presidents 0T Clay Clubs and Clay
as,oci.;ons will nee, 1t he BEADING Roem liz Bf@ad-
way on Monday IS oct, ut IL o'clock. a. NJ. toI purposes
'o'''si ~ 81 a,ds, de- W. LANES N REYNOLDS.
MS 4 President Central Clay Committee
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c-T- Whics Asouse.-A meeting Of the journey men
Tailor, and the employers VIII be he'd at Shakspeae HOE "n
Monday evening clock TO make preparation, ~.
l h Ib;T gaoet Nv IN the demonstration 10 Be mace Oh
me b ms one and all who feel the impoi.
,snee Of dong every thing then Do"e' for the promotion OF
,s o,ny ,yc far. and the protection OF 7erean Lob0r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ny Plan. hsakers.-Al the Plane Makers OF thecNy
of New York and vicinity, both employers ana Jon'y '
Ar. requested 10 meet at T. Badwin Factory. No Marion
,,ree this (Monda evening the purpose oi taking h
consideration the popey of genera tum out on 'he oo
inst, IN order TO eynce approval oi Protective uf 70
~h'cn 'heS uie ~ 81 t'i,., go @
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Peer A. ilargous vs.. Joel StOne.-J adgm.n, d
Court or Common Pleas.

| Before Judge JLsHoEFyER.
| McMurrav ". GIovcr Action on ciiarcs nf lb.l
nnd SANDER (reporcd ye,cnay) Ves!ct FOR plaintiff slr
Decisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

NJ Shoemnaers, Attention THE !ourncEnen
and Bo shoemakers who ne in favor OF PROTECTION Io
Asrv,GAs LABOR aud consequently the election OF hENhi
CI TO the Presidency nIe requested meet at the Sak'
pesre Hotel cor of Duane and William street TINS lMcHday
svenng) at TX ocock-,o make arrangements of ue r'a1
r,oen,s,,n n, ene>dsy the Sh nstantsoveIa talented
speakers v be preene there be grand rnS on tins &C
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Icy- no;ice-sEGAR MAKERS ATTEND - -
snr Makers Of New York wlo III favor OF Pfo,ecV Ia
ytf and the elevation of HENRY CLAY to the F'esiuecy'
arr invited to nj the Snakspento tiote Duue S"e
THIS rVFN,NC the 2stf INST at r. NJ, 30 make ar-
,nromcn, 10 oin the grcn, Procession the Goth inst
~ MANY SEGAR MAKERS.
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rcr An ndjourned mcefinS OK 80 ..,Ia
nsLsr.. rmoloyer. aud Employed viii be held ut The
Howard House on Monday evening, Oct. q, ut halpls
O'Clock To carry ou, the proposed on Friday evening"
for oinng IN the Mass Wing Procession o" the ah gene
~ v,,oo j., rven to the whole trade attend, as seveiu
nI M vii addfe the meetns. An nvnt j.
hewi,e given 10 the Cabinet Makers OF the surrounding '
10 JOIN us l" The ffoc's'''" vi JAS MARTIN Charmun
CHARLEs " hoLLis"shhAp SecretarleS IL
WILLIAM Cook,
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ircarvers and G.la.rs, A:tentlon:-An e4.

{H-CRrverS ana SsttU:rs, 'A.itAs'."''
ouneti meeting Of the Ca,cf and Geis IN iavoi o hfNF'
CL.Y and Protection Will be held Mortay tyeilns, me
E,h inst, nj Military Hall. bUwery 10 coipee. ule!l
msnl, for The approrchng Celebration The 5th nstnr
@ @3n'rlort ~ n,ecseiy % CHARLES LEACH ChsIngn
J. A. HoFFNAS, Secretary. '-' y
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ny Thc Employers rnd jo"rh.yhs
BOOT AND sHoEMAKERs. friendly 70 ;he Protective
Policy and the election Of HESRY CLAY ae requested 10 at
tend mesns ON Monday evening, 3Shi ia cocK' u INC
Hos.rd House corner Broadway and Howard s. Tor the pu
- of taxing measures TO participate with owinechun
-, N-n.Irn the .Anh.
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sklppe: Of ,Oup arrived this morning. reports that in
p4s>h: drnesat he brig nbcu mile south ni tfat
place, which r supposed 10 be anchor From appearance,
ihey had cut away her He u!so saw on the beach
Inc bag seen goh. into Bermuda distress the Falcon
hcfiuuphrcdre brig.
The pack etscht y Stevens Briggs rna.;er from Bait
more 10 New fuIk. took fire Monday last ~ Hampton
ana the .cr is since been ulsei and owe Nu-.uL
win considerable damage. aud the cargo entirely wet
ne ire supposed 10 have been occfoued by Shipment
OF ACIDS he frequent claude>tne acids loco
ocomacfs a,d articles Sutec: 20 icnton carried on Ia
alarming extent The disposition ship such articles SvithJr.
paying an additional freight therefor and without disclosing
Inc dangerous character OF the articles. that suitable care
can be TAKEN OF them frequently JeUpHIdZes the lives crew,
ana passengers and large amounts OF property. which should
~ some way be stopped by prosecution OF tho parties who thus
~ cqndese WAY occasion the loss OF lie and Of property
other Than their ship from Boston Tor New OrSars
was totally destroyed the year ls with cnrro
date al over 100 GO. supposed 10 have frc si-
nf shipment and number OF Others from ot;ar ports and
probably number OF those heard from have be-i de-
nFed IN Ike manner Pe'Son taking passage senui object
o 80 OF boufc OF vessels pF. not Observed 10 e.
cinie rIicies o! tins dangerous character.
hEY WEST, May 6-l eerGay the schooner Sarah noyra
arrived here foa the reef oil Cssars Creek upon which Sic.
nan on the 81 Inst, She from Charleston bound 10 i!.y-
ii" VITA ca;.o Of zee. She cot off the Reef by our
wFecke and brought to thus port where the wrsckers viii
lnie but se 10 be hove out for examination The cargo
30 much anT, injured. TIC damaged cotton Of the p
~ y.h-'nh YVES sUu today Of auction, VARIOUS price,
aAn' i,i oil IS, 40 fJr 3 bales. The materials store,
&c we're sod some days ago ior about 81 900.
ScI POughhay Fierce. from Bangor with nmt far Prov
-h o! I'm lle rudder unhuns, but iisn last heard from
me vas u.t she very much exposed the Ea.;crly
vins but should the weather continue moderate y nrnb
Oily be cot oil hieI dschaIsng deck load.
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f,om ,he Cncinnat! A.la..

LARD OIL BJ~INES~.-Ih. CINCINNATI Lard pi4
Previous 10 this some Lard Ol had been made Of nier"
quality. but enough o attrct public attention. purn-
Of Lard Oh by that factory No Ifd was dGii IN th
city at nnd cents per d.. and dufns the ii st
oi ISLE. h: quantity o Laf' WIS small c"ipeu VIII
the number Hog picked rs packers confined tue Lara nc
of lS43I3. No LAID "r o. advanced III pliee ana
drew Tie o farmers Gnd fur pncher in TINS article
cre into lard addition o the amount rendered. IRON the
leaf and trimmings and Notwithstanding t>. 30 : Land
thls city ana tie OF cash expended for alone
haa million 81 ioGfs. The demand Tor this article on Tor
s in the scn Of l.3l3 bat large orders have been filled for
France only IN tins clty, bni also NJ New Orleans and
IN the West far exceeded tnt OF any Of er former one, 4 Wi
be found on reference 20 tn Imports INTO New O;!erns 1ud
vet his pricS $ steadily advancing ~ tis CITY.
H. , , , 'i I'm, i ,ef a ~ ia, -. mud. nj
winter o. in ,i my g' W., ~ , . ,a, iy me-
gto = IL per 100 lis fof siop 9rk The ,aGc qiaty Two
Tears MO- would Ell nj soto - The advantage which the
producer obtain, ON is Pork believe 0-.I- the
ucton the manufacture Of lurd OH aad you Justly
marx the business yet - uinncy. Tile o laciurIc'
have not ony induced steady demond Tor lard. but how
much benefit his not the w received by the reduction IN the
price OF Oh In 1871 and Y. Sperm Dl sold ~ th market at
Il 30 70 81 20 per gallon at reai whe':ai ut I'M, time veIg
10 5ceuts-uot over halt the puce formerly paid tor az lnenof
There i. quite difference IN the quality Of Lard OIL aud
inferior P las been made, while perous NOT ;i!y
condemned t'ic whocaS worthless, Vow iac difference be-
tween the ~O Qualities q" Land on somewhat Ire same as
that between W ihlt H!l ~pCfU tt.S uuW Tie person Wo
would purchase common Whale O lo' line machinery
burning lamps ;snud Re considered yery foolish Let tie
difference be- wei understood regard To the different Jun
t If i.al Ol ~ between Niuie ANA Sperm. and should
hear no more "t sperm Oh article iuuacuery oruup,.
The heneii therefore, 81 Tia. biici 81 business tDtle Wet
sol importance than uts t., yet been ina -inet
Several of our exchange papers from Maryland
and gga mention the tive prospects o mn abundant hag
%; Wheat presented bg the fields. In Buck, Couuty M
u lt dss past. the Wheat fields full al promise but
lately the ly mas made Il, appearance aud mo
dytfuclypy Where 100 ~ 100 bushels were expect
ed, II said but 800 viii re gathered.
Tho following shows the COLLECTIONS at the ihila-
dolphin Office Of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad
Railway. VI. ipwcr Total
Amount per last report Sal 80 81 S5.tD 0 ssh - -
Do week ending May l., ~ 1870 % ii2 a o5i3 Il
Total s.rce Nov. 60 l5i3. SljG}i AZ :4G3 - ss77s7 ~
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Arrived.

Hrs sdney. Hall. II d. f' Mayaruez Pr.
AymaI & Co.
: W Lewis.
Schr Isaac FranSia Harding IL ds from Mayasuez PR
and mOlases. 10 Mnson& Thompson Sid May l. m GO
with hrs Mar Hi, big Bunker Hi, and sci Soulherer Tor
Nlok. Left bark New Haven. wig cargo; soos lg tor
wheIs not recuec,ed VIM Schrrwer, from Boston, di,cls:
brgs Susan liz Bnstnn. d>hg Anytlower aud Champion ir
New linyen idg; putl. Tor NYurk IN or Us. SchT WA
Cuya. for rniadeiphia. I'D / Is before.
Schf Compliance, Kelley. Eo.ion INDIE.
Scir IephyT Crockef. Thumastun, lime.
SClr VIM Walls, e, Keller. TbOmGs;un. lime.
sch; jasper, llawcs Is from Boston, insc TO l. * Her
ncA.
Schr \ NJ HUE 9 d, I'm Boston, md.e to Atkins.
SchI RnNann renclton. In Ihona,tou lime.
Schi La tayeltc, Snow. II d I'm Ihomast0U. lime
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4 New EPISCOPAL CHUECH.-Ihc National In
elligencer states that during the past week another
Protestant Episcopal Congregation has been organ
lied under very favorable circumstances lbeering
the name of The % Church OF the Ascension IN tie
Northern Liberties Of Washing ton, and that the Kew.
l.. J. ellis, acting as II missionary IN that quarter,
under the authority Of the Bishop OF the Diocese,
has been called with great uranlmi,y, 10 the rector
ship. The congregation, till they may De- able To
build upon the site generously given Tor such pur-
pose by the late amenied Mrs. Van Ness, will occu-
nv the house well known rs Alr. McLeods Acade-
nv, on 9th street, most kindly rendered by MN Tor
their USE free OF charge.
- Rev. Mr.. LOOMS, late student AT Princeton,
was ordained II Missionary 10 China, IN the ID Pres
byterian Church, al Albany, ON Wednesday evening.
TREMENDOUS RAINs.-The Springfield illinois
Journal SAYS -" Within the last two weeks this
section OF country has been drenched with tremen-
duus rains and from the fact that no Eastern naIl
has been received for week, we suppose that the
storms must have extended some distance East. The
creeks in our neighborhood have been higher than
known for wears and many bridges are carried away.
The Sangamo in some places has been the usual
width o! the Mississippi, and the water has risen
nearly as high as II was III the famous year OF the
deep SNOW.
t-qF- The Editor of the Natchez Gazetee CON-
plains about the rain. None has fallen for thirty
days.
nAlI.-A hail storm passed over Lebanon, Pa. on
FRIDAY, Sd of May, from the Northwest. In Dau-
phin county, hail fell large rs hens eggs, killing
small animals. In lis course, it did serious injury
to the gram fields, and broke thousands OF window
glasses. The storm passed into Berks county in the
neghborhood of Steuchsburg.
- The L. :. Circuit Court At New Orleans
have confirmed the decision OF the Distric, Court,
awarding $4,000 in favor Q, the Luda Tor the loss
and damages watch she sustained in coming in con-
! ,n., ,,.;th The De Snto
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Sailed.

Ships Elisha Denni,on Trieste Norma Havana: CASTOR.
NOfelans AlahaEilan, Trieste; Jane, Black. Quebec
Bark Childe iiacoid. lerhofn.
Bne, AdcIne sasna In Grand Ondine. Stet,en Wanda
la; be;muda Jefferson Syannah Republic lor M Primes
John Il Gardner, Balze, t!ond; SEEDING. Saynnnah.
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Mcnlnr;iIlsiI.

he packet ships Queen Of the West Tor Liverpool AMI the
Gladiator iOr London. vii sal on Monday next.
Tho >cfI Mary Bnc;, Bright. which sailed from TIM, port
about the 9th February for Port lie aN supposed lost
nothing has been heard from her the e port Awr.cf
was iaen IA m about the ri Of March of Cape !ia,iefas
which answered 10 the DESCRIPTION Of the Mag Il.
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