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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
Protestant Episcopal Convention. FRIDAY

After the religious services OF the morning, the
Convention was called 10 order at ten minutes OF
10 o'clock By the President when the minutes OF the
fret days proceedings read by the Secretary ard
approved By the Convention. The names Of absent
members were then called. The President announced
the ars bushes. Of the day be the choice OF stand
ing Committee Missionary Committee. and one Deputy
% the General Convention.
An hour and quarter consumed IN this oallorns'
The Clergy and L az members voting separately.
While the Teers absent to count the ballots the
Chair took occasion to complain OF irregularities OBJ
servabe yes,erdaythst II the presence Of persons
the door Of the House who bad right there. tie
manifest disadvantage Of members o; the Convention
and again Of the practice Of certain members crying
down member whs calls another member to order.
On motion Of the Secretary Messrs. r. Townsend.
G G. Van Wagner, VIM. Bard and the Treasurer
ofco were elected Trustees Of the Fund FOR Aged ard
Infrm Cergymeu The report Of this Board for the past
year shows their funds 10 be s332 s-hsi one Clergy
man has deceased and others added making two de-
pendants.
The reports Of the Missionary Committee Of the go
cety for promoting Religion and Learning of the Treas
urcr Of the Diocese and Of the Standing Committee on
Theological sem.nares then read by the Secretary
resolution passed that the Parochial Reports, re-
CURED BY the present Canons to be delivered 70 the
Bishop be delivered the President Of the Convention
On motion Of Dr.. Mcyiekers, the report Of the Com
u,iee on Rules and Orders taken up from The table
and read by the Secretary section by section members
suggesting such alterations they deemed advisable
The IRIS, OF any Importance was an amendment by which
miscellaneous business be taken up the hrst day
section providing that "a motion to lay on the table
shall be decided without debate discussed great
enrth in the midst Of which the whole subject aid
upon the table to receive the report Of the Inspectors
relative to the election.
The result Of the balloting as follows
For me Sanding COMMITTEE.
Whole number Of Clerical votes. 49, Necessary for
a choice. %.
Whole number of Lay votes. 49,. Necessary for
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Dis. nl.-w,t. II. VAN sCnOOsHOyEN.

~ We arc deprived ofroom FOR Editorials today
by an unusual amount of important intelligence from
various quarters, aud have not even scope 10 minis
ter farther 10 the undated distress OF the ErenHg
Post The eyeniiul week now closing which has
witnessed the crash Of dynasty, has evolved many
things on which we would gladly comment had we
space, but friend pleads 50 earnestly that week
40 iull OF stirring worldly interest shall be closed
with something Of dey oona character that we are
impelled 10 give way TO him. We cannot quite
concur in bis wholesale admiration OF the individuals
whom he has raised 10 20 loliy an attitude on the
calendar Of santshp, but OVERRIDING the thing Is
common fault among eulogisis, especially OF those
who have been eminent for godness. To codly
critical ken, we doubt not some bemishes would be
visible even ia the characters he so sweepingly del
fe. as without spot or wrinkle but these are dii
lercnces which depend rather states Of mind Iisn
powers Of logic and need be matter Of proiractcd
controversy. We let our friend improve recent
developments the spiritual cdiiicaton Of our read
ors without alteration or nir,hcr comment Hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things Ia Philadelphia.
'ouespcaaence Of The Tribune.


fnt1DstrIus, sept es-PN
In cOnmercis matters. during the pros,f, We,
very lrile has been dom, except in Cotton wh.ck r,
ains the advance Of cent = since the stssmsr,, !,
uyal
Hon Caleb Gushing Is now 81 HauwcHs WsA
ins,on House. Chesnui.st above seventh.
The brig Albert, OF Boston charged with b.-..
engaged Ia the slave trade has been released AMI .,-
dered 70 her owners. they giving security. Tie M.
snd her crew who were brought into tn. port &c Ii
prsoncd vii have hnal hearing on the l0ih 4 Oc,k-,
The lampblack mandatory OF Mr. Mstack. "a,
the Columos Railroad schuylki I'll Il ent,.,,
destroyed by ire this morning
The jury in the case OF Malholland and Reaas
charged with murder have not yet ssrced uPcus W
dict
Stocks are still very heavy To-day, Penn Five,
opened Al "a. and closed At 10; which Is .mEcss
meni Of l.. Reading Bonds sold Al Oft Ia IcXss =
ourtes nothing doing. no one appearing disposed a
touch. much LEES handle the gnc.osg thns
The weather 10 day has been delightful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
FARMERS LIBRARY

q. tbs number are
FARMERS LIBRARY
TIE PEfNclPLEs or AsKicULrtRE By Albert d. Th,.f
ISrSoDVcrioS 81 rHr Eotros 90 rsr F,SNEss u.
PSffAcr 70 E~cLlsE EDir.oS
CasoxoLoGic,L Llsr - TH,ts, Asulrtrvs.
sserroS L.. ne Fsa24aerial Pr,ners. A sks,.s q,
Systematic Agriculture.
The Base. Of the Science Of Agriculture.
The Bases OF Enterprise.
Tie Farm. and The Manner Of taxing Possession Of Il
beasehoid Estates.
Hereditary Leases.
sscrioN H. Tie Economy. Orsmuaiioa sni Dr,cso-
Of en- -igric..fural Enicprpe
Labor in General
Drsught Labor Horse. and Oxen.
MONTHLY JOURNAL. OF AGRICULTURE
PORTSNr Of A shoRr HORNED btilt win bu-;
sketch OF the Qualities Of hat Breed and of is Introduction
On The Good and Bal Points OF Casie and on the lorna
ton OF Fal and Muscle.
$ ST JeSS'sDiS RYr AND Lccrk>r How TO be ouiu.
waited for Early Green Food
81 Jchns-Day Rye.
NEw.YosS STATE AcsiovLIuSAL F.tS.
SUG,s. LIS CULrVRC AND MA>VI,cr Vkt (Ofsuon "a
OF Louisiana BY Judge p. A. RosLl
COMPARISON or GVANO Win OTHER MaNVRtsi Iop.
municaed 10 ibe Roys Agricultural Society OF knsandS "
MisM,S,GsasNr OF srAsLE-DvSs MANUAL
ENTOMOLOGY The Cockroach. or Black bceie
Detailed Account OF the Making OF Cheshire Cheese, by
Henry Whie-tA Prize Essay
sLS PLASr-GUA>o.. "A Letter from NJ. Teschemacaefl
N,rtyE OR WILD MAZE. Letter from Jno X. Town
send)
Notice OF the Cotton Plant Plate
THOUcRrs TRErs AID Flow sRs. >agsrsisi, az Re-
gved By a Letter from Clergyman
Tar CLEsSY. Their Opportunities and Power 10 In.
prove The Public Taste for Agriculture aud Horticulture
Letter from Rev. J. @. Chouesl
rHE PosrRy o. RURAL LiFE.
rsfALs Oh SULPHURtC ACID AND BoNEs F0E INkNrs.
by r. W Purchas. From the Journal OF ue Royal Aui,
cultural Society Of Enghudl
Use Or SULPHuRic ACID WITH BOWS A. Co2ifosf, BY
r Davis From the Journal OF the RoyG Agricultural. so
ciety OF Engandl
EniroR's TABLE Notices Of Laie Publications.
Biithew ood-Residence OF Robert Donaldson, Esq, 70
tomOl0zy AM Boanyi Agricultural Conventions hua "a.
dock Prau. MaryIandCoa. Destruction Of The Mulberry
by Frost Vegetable Physiology and ELECTRICITY. iels
from Cu.i0rl
PRICEs CURRENr
MISCELLANY. Cape Wool Composition of soils, qua
no, Manufacture of Manur'; Destruction Of Spsuows ard
other Birds. Manure cor Oui0ns, Electro Culture.
TERMS; s. year; Fits copies for >N Single qun-
Jers % cents Address
GREELEY McELRATH New-fork
r- In PHILAnELPHIA this work may De Obtained oi lie
Der 4 Co. In BosroN OF Retdirg, Habuuon and other
periodical dealers. and In other cities and towns Dealers
In Cheap Literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

The balotng for the Missionary Committee resulted
in the choice OF Reys Lot Jones, Joseph II. Price Ed
ward n Mead William Morris and Isaac Pariee and
Messrs c. " :. Rowland, John H. Swift Cornelius Oak
ley Floyd Smith and Alex L. Mcdonald, friends of the
Bishop by about the majority as on the votes for
the Standing Committee.
The Rules OF Order then taken up and debated TO
the hour of adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

RARE TOILET ARrIcLYs FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
MEs-Nothing has improved so much In the fashion
able world within few years the selection Of afti
cles for the toilet when 1t is taken into consteraon
that most Of these articles imported, and 80 mucn
attention Is required in the proper selection the CUES.
ton anses--Where can full assortment be iound'
Fancy Soaps Lotions and Washes Extracts, Perfnmed
Waters Dressing Combs Teeth Brushes, Hair Brushes
Cosmetics that beauty the skin 10 admiration Veysu
perior Tooth Powders and Dentrihces; Pomatums aud
Hsir-Ois; Hand. Toilet and Pocke'Miuors, Sc. &C.
s OF the choicest putting up and late imporsens Tor
sale by A. B. SANDS & co. Chemists. Druggists and Per
fumer. 273 Broadway of Chamber.-st. Granite
Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Associsiion in Ohio New Pubhca-
lions statement OF Jon Cough Cause OF Freedom in
kentucky Religious Items Perry and Cooper
FOURTH PAeE-Poison by Arsenic sales OF Stocks +;
Marine Journal List of Letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

MEr sLLIc TsBLgrThis Is he only Invention hat con-
the properties Of hone and strop s have bssn
well proven by The first cutters Of Europe who have iced
and preferred them TO the common hone The Tablet {"
Hone part requires neither oil water TO have effect Ih
alone would IL Of great value; but when Hdde 70
the finishing Qualities Of he suop, simplicity Of aoi
cleanliness making il on the whole article thar gecte
man to Jet can be complete ~ilhoa
G. SAUNDERS & son. III Bro,lwsy,
SO 3eod ~ opposite HoSaris HoJel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
<ev.Uampshire Election.

The Boston Post has returns for Member Of Goa
gress from 1913 towns compared with the vote IN
the same towns in March last they foot up a. fol-
lows:
-r,rvrRrR NAECH.
C;ooS,-;g M. Woodbrry. GooSriH. Hale. Booao-Ty'
sql7 5.6G2 ll,571.-...lOlss 1914 li'''l
Goodwin and Haze over Woodbury., l,oos DO. IN
March. 2sl; Woodbury. loss, ~. We think inere
i. again 10 choice; although the New Hampshire
Patriot claims the election of Woodbury..
~ Hon. GEORGE y BRIGGS and hon JOHN
REED. we should have stated yesterday, have been
nominated by the Wings Of Massachusetts Tor
reelection "a Governor and Lieat. Governor OF the
State. They have been tried and found faithful and
ough, To receive such majority as the Wings OF the
old Bav State are capable Of giving them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

I D The Wings of MIDDLEsEN Co N. ]. held
THEN Convention a, New Brunswick on Thursday
and nominated
For dsscrbly-DAvIp c. DUNN CHARLES ABRAMS,
SIMEON w. PHiLIrrs, RALPH c. SrvLTs.
For NrrfF-JANEs c. SroUr.
All united and resolved on victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ scHgscKs PULMoNfc SYKup is certsin remedy 'a
the Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Gods, Coasn. %
Disease Of the Lungs. Any calling al the otcc' 10
CortlandsL can obtain igrssD pamphlet g.slss -,
description Of the above di-.sses, also reference 70
u persons Of high standing have bsen cured Dy inc D
u this medicine.
We caution The public 70 bear In mind that p B,e.ni.a
longer agent for the sale Of the genuine se"'
PulmOnic syrup.
ReXare al limitations. Toostain the pure gennie
uuadulteralrd Pa nouic syrup 20 drecuy 70 NE ffyg
tors Office. No. 4 Corl snd-st- N. \. ~ s-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

- Dr. BASSISG will resume his Free LectHre'
IN our ciy Monday evening in the Pearlst Church
near Broadway We believe both the diseased and thos'
VINO would rather not De may hear these Lectures
with profit (See Card)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

" The storm OF Saturday last mentioned by
correspondent Orleans county yesterday was very
severe on Lake Ontario.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

Ny. STATE Cause.-The county of Ulster
contains a population Of i9,l07-a $40, i5,se2 gair
1es5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

- There are more than one hundred Newspapers
in the neshborng Counties and states in which City
Merchants Manufacturers Artists SC. may invite SEAR
rR4pE embracing population Of more than Three Nil
liox OF people the readers and supporters Of these
papers whose supplies are procured in this city
If advertising any Of The neighboring Counties
will attract few customers, advertising in more than
one will multiply the number.
Advertisements are received at Y. 3. PALhERs
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency Tribune Bald
ings opposite City Hail for Newspapers Of all the cities
and principal towns in the country, far and near for
which he 5 the duly authorized Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

BEEgxss's ORIGINAL GEsulsg PULsoSic sYxuR-Tas
celebrated remedy for tt- u Con-umpon, Gods
Coughs Diseases VI the Lungs. Liver Complaint aai DJ'
oepss car he had. usual tho Old established once Of
the proprietor. No 40. CortlsndsL door below ne
- II c,s.,.,yich =, 10 ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ PHoSocR.rHr No VIII, BY !. 3. T viii appear
on Monday morning being snavodably crowded out to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

Whereupon the gentlemen whose names are itacised.
and who arefrends of the Bishop, declared duly
elected having majority in both branches.
For deputy to the Genesl Convention, the whole
number Of Clerical l2l-necesssry choice
6l-of Lay votes l4 necessary to a choice 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

/ r. WALTER P. WARD, Of Lafayette Ia has
been fully committed for the murder Of Alexander
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
SEPTEMBER NO. FARMERS LIBRARY

~ The Farmers Library and Monthly Jour.
NAL OF AGRlCULrURE-rhc september Nomtef q
dis uselll aud bcsaull work ready. Tie oos,sn,.
Of III. number are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ The PLUNGE NATIONAL DAGuERRIAS GALLEY
90 the upper corner Of Broadway and Mursyst Pro-
fessor Pumbe believe, mas arrived perfection 10
the res, science Of Photography HIS experiments have
been usceasing and gradually approzinsting that lie
gree OF perfection whore improvement appears 10 cease
We were recently shown some specimens which for
perfection and beauty excel any thing have jet seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

rY' The Sriss Bel Ringers are drawing i'm
menss sudleoces u Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

C THosE WHO do not visit the GIANT al ne American Nh.
scum today viii rich treat lie 10 eee me iaisst
cIfer on legs In the world, and = ~ila most inter-
e.sug and charming fellow especially sm0ng ne ladies'
Th y The ast day of MS appearance IN NewIork ard We
advise those who have done Already 10 call on him
The wonderful Ourang and Adpocre can also be seen al al
kours and Apiia performances \ and u ?. ~ by Tie
Wsssegus, Diasolviay Views, &c!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

HfsLo'..-A fall saloon may be anticipated ms evening,
Mrs Nowau and An Crsp IN Ksowles'- pay VI
The Wife We believe Ess ATTEMPTED us IN
portani part IN New York and, when we rccoect no~
much effected he time che has Appeared On
the stage estimate her Of The most xf4ordinaTy
the United sates-snd question II there be
greater proof Of great success compared win We s1oi
time sbe has been IN tn proiessionl In Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ WV. II. NAS ScHooNHovES, the Wing can
didate for Senator in the Third District has been
nominated also by the Ant, Rent Convention of tina,
District He was last year Wing Member Of As
scmbly from Rensselaer, supported also, believe,
by the Anti Renters There is no ruer friend OF
Law and Order than Mr. v ; though he does
hold as we do. that The Manorial Tenures are a
bligh, and sore mischief which il is the policy Of
the State have terminated as soon as lawfully and
peaccably may be.-We bespeak for him the pow.
erful advocacy of the Express and Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

NorIcE-FOr New iayen--Fare 1Ocents. The steamer
Hero will leave from East River, Peck slip on Monday
morning, Sept 90 At half past O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

rF~GALyASic RINGS with or without MsTne,c Flno =.
ONLY genuine celebrated both Europe and Amefsa io -
cure " RnclmsfsIn, aud all chronic ana hsf'o1s
For sale wholesale and retail reduced price, .,
u sands. FultOn.s ~ 80 xaN INV 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27
JAMES II. RAYMOND, Secretary.

II The Florida .Scntinel states that Hon. Isaac
r. Bronson declines accepting the Office OF Judge OF the
Circuit Court Of state for the Eastern Circuit The
appointment now devolves upon the Executive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

rg' DUDLEY BuRwEIL has been nominated for
Assembly by the Barnburners of Albany County.
instead of Robert ID. Watson, who is the candidate
of the Old Hunkers.' Watson appears TO have
been put on the County Ticket by the clearest
gsusng. The City of Albany has over half the
population of the County and but one OF the three
Members Of Assembly and ii appears TO be plain
settled law of the County that the City shall choose
its Member and the Towns in rotation as each shall
be entitled The Barnburners accordingly CARR
cd the City. and supposed they bad secured their
man but the Old Hunkers plowcd with the Anti
Rem, heifer and carried the County Delegation for
Watson, who is an Anti Rent orator, and rode over
the City Delegation. The Barnburners say they
won't stand it, and Burwell heads the ticket in the
Atlas, to the exclusion Of Watson.
TRIBUTE TO GIN. JACKSON AT PoRTO GRANITE,
;. we learn by the arrival OF the T. :. ship Pret!e
that u minute guns fred the llh Of August by
the L. : > jamestown, Com. skinner Porto Grsnde
in obedience 10 general order from the Navy Depart
ment, the receipt OF the intelligence Of the death IL
Gen Jackson The Governor Of the Island Of 81, Vim.
cent ON learning the Of the salute ordered return
salute Of guns from the fort Of the town. and the Por
tuguese cosors were hossed at hal mast tor enc week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ DR.. Banniug's Lectures..Dr. b1nn,rs n.y
.ane 81. free lectures This city on Monday sS
and s.mrdsv evenings Of next ~eek IN fearlrI theIs
nrs, Broadsay a. hall pas, o'clock, on ~ pnioo
bea sad particularly dy.p.I,s 90 ..
,,css ~ y.vent0u and relief Of The By nscDe
support and proper Of he, IN eonjaneon VIE . ~
er Appropriate remedes embracing N ne COURSE ~
,rS ,Lv.,ca education the psfernal duty 10 gf.ns
T.de. and gentlemen are invited ~ So -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

L. The Cincinnati Commercial says; The
True American will De out In less than two weeks Il
Will printed By Mr.. spsrrowhsvk Of this city we IN
iers,and but published End mailed at Lexington, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

COMMON PLEAs-M0ndsy-Ps l. before Judge Da-
ly-Nos - S. 81 81 o. 90 lO9-Pa AT in the Assstsn,
Adermens room before Judge ingraharn.-hOs lOi l0-
u. 16f ll2. IA. ll6 liz. 40, l22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

s2sa ~ LEARY %. A'''' "'-
rv-Boots and shOe.-Latest styles. Cen Gen. 81 a
VINO want really good article Of <y heie re
ard Z. that will outwesT hose they usually pay = =,
ini Led to examine handsome assornr NJ Al ~
mas n he latest fashion and Of the best iesiner "a
~ r. .,ore dom. 10 an honorable manner-t5s prices ~,
ii ON ali .rriee. 90 that yersons unscqgs aii w ".
h. c,,-fy f eaiher cannot be charged extra of ins'
goods JOHN l. WAih,Ns ., ~ "a na,ea "a
IS Aeodis. ~ betWsea Nsssse "" D~~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-27

~ Ieary g. Co.'S Fashos for Childrsns hs|
pty. y Ss,i D.. introduced on saturday, The Hh ms
os "a. "" IN LEARY : CO. As;of House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
SCOTT COUNTY.
u he EdAors Of III Enlulrtr

IL The Editors 0j Mr enquirer.
E>rlLLvltrE, April %, 1915.
hasten 10 communicate 10 you the cheering
intelligence that the Democracy OF Liulc Tcnnes-
see have once more proved triumphant in their
elections Yes, they have fought, and won a eo-
rio,ls victory. The Wings tried us atevery point
and tailed Alon month before the election in
orr county, Wing entered The field; there being
THREE Democrats on the lracli-.in which case The
Wings made sure calculations OF success but
they were doomed TO disappoinlmenl-he most
successful Democrat beating the Wing l2}, The
second best Democrat beating The Wing about IL,
and the third Democrat somewhat behind The
Wing. So think We are done with Whisgery
in our county,
The other counties in his Senatorial District,
have all elected Democrat, 10 The Virginia Legis-
lalure fluzza for Democracy
Col Faye,te McMullen onr late Senator, has
beaten his competitor, Mr. Kane, from 10 5OU.
Col George W. Hopkins, 50 far as heard FROM.
is ahead, and think his majority will be large.
I'VE wish our friend had given Us The names 81
The hnrses. His account OF Tie race is satsIacto-
r. enough. -Ehlbi1tr.l