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Passengers WIN be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, whenever they do not go TO Troy
Immediately on their arrival at Albany, by the steam
boats John Mason and Jonas G. Heart, aud landed
Troy
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour to and
from Troy and Albany, and to suit the arrival and
departure Of the cars.
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stages TO convey them to Lake George, Whitehall,
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prn-
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runs will take passengers in time to reach the Lake
Champlsin boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
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Sandy Hill and thence in packet boats TO Whitehall,
thus avoiding the rough part OF the road.
Returning-leave Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
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DIX. SFOffN'S ELr'Afn Ut
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The New York herald., 1844-10-17

GROWTH OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.-A cores
pendent has sent US the following g;-" Among the
many conversions to the Catholic faith which have
taken place recently in this country, the following
are particularly remarkable:-
Miss Virginia Scott, daughter Of General Scott,
this talented aud accomplished lady, together with
her sisters, embraced CathoIicity while on a re-
cent visit to Rome, and last week she entered the
Convent at Georgetown. Rev. ] J Bailey,
formerly Episcopal Minister at Harlem, also
renounced Proiestanfsm while on a visit
to the eternal city in lS41, and is now Catholic
Priest and Professor at st. Johns College, Ford
ham. Mrs. Van Buren, daughter of DIR. Mott, Of
this city Rev A. r. Howell, now Catholic Pas
tor Of Fhzabethtown, N. j. Miss Jones. daugh
ter OF Judge Jones Of the Superior Court, and Van
Brugh Livingston, ESQ, OF this city. This latter
gentleman has since his conversion written van-
able controversial work on the doctrine of juslIh-
cation"
Very wel--all this may be true, but we doubt II
the church is increasing SO much by conversions
as by births and marriages.
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

l., cLsRcs PAINTINGS I'VE have already noticed in our
columns the beautiful Paintings of Mons. Lece.c nov
being exhibited at the -ociey Library We are please
learn that the talents o the artist fully appreciated
by the lovers Of the fine arts and that the exhibition
room which, by the way, fitted admirably we'll wi
all the comforts o private paror is throng daily b,
the amateurs ond the fashionable. The exhibition has
been open only few days. yet notwithstanding the
clemency OF the weather, and the many attractions
IN the city, 1000 lithogrsphs have been presented
the visitors OF that splendid collection. NJ Leclerc tn,
artist has not only been so generous as to present his
able painting Of the Abandonment Of Henry qudso,
the city of New York. but he carries his IberaIt still
urhereach visitor receiving at the door very keaui.
u lithogrsph representing either the Abandonment
Henry Huoson, faithful portrait Of Abde Kader W.
are not surprised IL the room il crowded. for who
heard before OF being admitted for % cents to exhb
on so interesting by tse-for II that unfor.
tunae Henry Hudson who discovered New York-bu,
still more o. receiving at the door hhograph worth
more than the price oi sdmittancs.
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
Personal Movement ts.

Hon. Andrew Tracey was elected Speaker of the Yer
mont Legislature, which met on the 10th instant.
Rev. DR.. Bethune preached powerful sermon before
the Philadelphia Tract Society lately
Rev Benjamin Hovey, whose age is Ito years. preached
in the Broad street Baptist Chapel Utica lately Several
conversions oi young ladies took place.
Ralph Waldo Emerson delivered the Introductory lee
ture at the New Bedford Lyceum on Tuesday evening
last.
Hon Isaac N stoddard Of Wyoming by special invita-
tion addressed the citizens Of Rochester on Monday
evening.
George Ashmun Of Springfield, has been nominated foi
Congress by the wings Of the 9th district Mass place
Of Mr. Baker, who declines reelection.
Governor Moulton, Of Louisiana, has ordered by pro
camaton the Presidential elections to be held for three
days
s. Cushing Of Boston, has been appointed Associat,
Judge in the Court Of Common Pleas in the place Of Judg,
Allen, resigned
1Hon Rufus Choats madsa speech to the wings Of Dan
vers, on Monday evening last.
Senator Barrow, Of Louisiana, has taken the bet Of
200. offered by George H. Proftt the election Of
X Polk
Hon. Joel L. White, lately appointed Consul at Liver
pool, sailed in the Caledonia.
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

and went jumping along, throwing his head first
towards the right, and then TO the left; led in,
closely followed by 8; II some twenty yards be-
conds behind former; 81, %. "a 9 Time, $ 80
4th Me-2 and together as before; IL, l, 4 6,
30. IA 10, 4, l6 twenty seconds behind; II, %, "a
was now TO on Nos and 2 Time, Al
5th Mie-2 and as before; ii, IA, l, 80; gave
in; 10. A. l6, 2l, fifteen secosds behind former; "a
and % abreast of each other; 8 ten or twelve se-
conds at the tail end. Time, 5 80
9Th Mile-2 and 3 together as before; l gaining
close on them, about IL yards behind, amid great
cheering; ii and gaining on the others in front; 3e
and IA abreast; 10, A, 49, Fl, "a %, 8. Time, 40
two first great cheerng.) ii, 7. 3O IA. 10, A, 49,
Il, ten seconds behind former; %, 0; "a gave In
Time, 6 minutes.
9Th mlle-2 and together; still closer on
others in front; and gaining those before them;
80 and IA abreast; 10, 4, l6 thirty seconds be-
hind: /: 21, %, 8, ll.-Time, 6 "a.
9th mlle-2 and still leading but closer TO
them, and as he reached the stand was received
with loud and long continued cheer, looking, if
anything, fresher than in the earlier part OF the
race He had now near minutes to do his last
mile in; z, IA, 30, 10, l6, q, %, 8, IL, Time,
minutes.
10th mle-2 and leading; closer on them
STILL amid renewed cheering, and in good spirits;
IA, 10; the 10Th mile completed IN 571t. They
continued thus until nearing the draw-gate IT the
DOttOH, Witch GlueIS'ttVc dttcNupttu 10 90 III
front, bur was somewhat fooled in the attempt by
those in front. He was close on their heels until
nearing the quarter, when he made burst, went
in front, and got within 20 or 80 yards OF the
halt mile posi-, when The bell rung the termination
of the hour he leading the two great iavorltes
some so or 60 yards. When Glldersleeve made
the brush, ,Greenhagh attempted to follow, but was
not successful. The Indian went on to complete
the II mile, but just as he came in, fell. Stan.
nard was within one or two seconds OF completing
his tenth mile when the bell struck the hour.
Thus terminated one Of the greatest pedestrian
matches that ever took place either in the old or
this country, we believe to the satisfaction Of all
parties concerned The successful competitor,
who has generally gone by the name Of ..GIlders,"
is named "Gildersleeve;" he is five feet five inches
high, 80 years of age; his usual weight is about lao
lbs, buth weight on this occasion did not exceed
100 lbs. On the whole the order of the company
was very good considering. Such were the crowds
in attendance that il not until near IL O'Clock
in the evening that the last came over from Hobo
ken, while several thousands went round 10 Jersey
to prevent delay There the. crowd was very great
for some time, but soon terminated.
The following is the summary of the whole af-
fair
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
Musical.

II is yet doubtful whether shall have any Italian
Opera this year. Some think will-some think We
won't 1t depends good deal the patrons of opera and
music. MadIe Borghese it is said, intends to 60 to New
Orleans Probably Perozzi will also CO. There is good
deal inquiry about sgnora Pco, the prima donna
recently arrived from Italy. We learn that in every
spect sgnera Pce would be splendid acquisition tn
OPERA If company could be reconstructed out of thu
abundance of materials now have in town. sgnors
Pico is superb acress-has fine fgure-great beauty
and expression Of acewith voice of the richest
soprano kind touching the conrao. She is equally suit
ed for opera and opera 5a With such advantage
in her power why does she not give the public concert
To form opera troupe, should Madle Borghese
leaves US, have enough left behind to make capita
one under proper management
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

ETHIOPIAN SEKEsADsRs-D DUMboLToN's (LATt
PALNo's) OPRRA HOUSE The excitement of III,
aud permanent return Of the Ethiopian serenaders
last mig to the Opera House, evinced by loud
ordal demonstrations Ct general satisfaction. What tb
uure plans ot Mr. Dumboon, the lessee may be we
not justei in predicting This however, may be ele,
upon, that all future aDgements embracing Italia
and native opera comedy tragedy ballet will be th,
divers fled features OF Dumboltons opera house. The bill
this evening is rich
The ETHIOPIAN 3AEp, Of Emmtt and Brewer, IL
te give concert this evening" at the Minerva. Rooms
lrosdway, near walker ltrsski