The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-07

THE STEAM REVENUE CuTTERs.@m.
York Evening Mirror learns from
source, that in the recent trial between H.
Revenue Cutters, the Legare and Spens.
former has been provedto be admirabIa
respect, but the Spencer is Of questionabI
tiles, and a comGlittee is about meeting ST
ington to look into the results Of the lste
ment.
REyENuE.-The Revenue from lsnsis
the Port Of Boston for the nine months
ending on the LIST Oct. was Sea-
In the corresponding period Of ls34 2.4s,
At the port of New York for the 8
months Of l843 sss5a
In the corresponding period of 1874 lg'2ss
At the port of Baltimore for eight
months of1843, ending LIST of Sept. AL
In the corresponding period Of 1874
The increase ofRevenue at these three
ports exhibited in his statement is IS.4aI
The amount of specie in the Boston II
was, at the date of the last returns, S6.0S9
and the circulation $4,ll6,536.
The St. Louis Era Of the 9TH nlt., SAYS
"Thc Methodist Conference of Nilsson
journed yesterday, They appointed deleaa
n convention to be held at Louisville "a
steps to separate the Methodist Church, n
render the Southern wing Independents
Northern. This division arises out Of lhas
ton of slavery, which arose in the procesI
in the cast of Bishop Andrews.
CONVERSION no CATHoL1cIsM.-OfAs
scngers who sailed in the Hibernia, saF1
Boston Pilot, we notice Mr.. Shaw, son Of
G. Shaw, Esq, one of the most eminent ST.
toms merchant princes. Mr.. s. has been
yertcd to the Church, and goes to Rome
ing friends, wealth, society, every thing N
could attract a young mind-to study for Il
hood in the Eternal City.
ARoL1r1oN.-The locofocos abuse JohnoH
Adams as an abolitionist; this is false, ofs
and no better proof is required than iA
that the aboIitionists Of Mr.. Adams districII
nominated Appleton Hone as their candida
Congress MIR. Adams is the Wing candhS
The manufacture ofstoves in Troy, Nh
estimated, will reach 5000, 900 this year.
The Wctumpka Wing hits James K. h
hard Zig in the ribs. 1t says-.sEverydayh
plies the point Of Resemblance between jam
Polk and his grandfather. Old Zeke I'll
necessary to take protection just before be
4to Pennsylvania, and his descendant Io8
necessary to do precisely the same thing
"A CLERcYMAS One HENDRED ASD
YEARs OLD.-Ihe Utica Baptist RcgiseI
that Rev. Benjamin Hovey preached in tleI
street Baptist Chapelin that city on the afici
ofthe last Sabbath in September. Mr.. /
attained to the remarkable g Of ono III
aadtcn years.
In the village Of GlovesviIle-Johns
Montgomery county, New York-the mar
turing ofglovcs is carried on to a large d
More than 200 men and boys and 1900 "
are employed, principally in their own Ii
The amount of gloves sold is from 3 to 40
a year. About $4,000 worth of sewing
used in a year. This was formerly Italia
but they now buy American sewing silk.
in Connecticut. They purchase in the /,
New York about 100000 worth of dressed
skin annually.
mere are l9u churches and meeting .
in New York.
A HuGE ALLrGAroR.-A gentleman
near this village, a few days since, an al
over THIRrEEN FEET LoNG--quite an rNsE
they say in Arkansas.-Cm. Intchigenccl
The General Convention ofthe pRorg,
EPIsCorAL CHURCH of The United States
bed at Philadelphia on the ID inst. 1t 81
ganised BY the election Of the Rev. Mr.. "
as President, and the Rev. WIN. MEAS
Secretary.
We understand, says the Baton Rous
zette, that the river bank has cayedi in, al \
places in the parish of West Baton Rouge,
low water. Now is the time to exami
state ofthe leyees and prevent the disas
crevasses.
, GIN BURNr.-The cotton gin of N
RI Spriggs and Graham, on the s.Tyronc i
lion" took fire on Monday night, and VI
tirely consumed, together with forty bales
ton. No insurance.-Aler. Republican.
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