New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14

Tysrrxoyrrs AGAINST SLAvERY.-The General
| Conference Of Congregational Ministers Of Maine
adopted the following minute by vote nearly unan
| inous
| 9TH. General Conference Of Maine has seen with
surprise and grief the report adopted by the ener
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. al their recent
session u Cincinnati The document appears IN We" OF
The Conference 70 be directly al with former
report made by the Genera Assembly on the same SUP
iect IN Isis and 20 be intended justification q the
system OF slavery now existing IN the southern 49,
Nv an appeal to the Scriptures. and contains nothing
Which looks however remotely 20 rs overthrow put =
h,,ed 10 produce the impression that THIS system i lus
FED bv the Word OF God and therefore nor 70 b. -oo
bsa The Conference deem therefore duty. publicly
., axn-ess their dissent from these proceedings OF body
with which they have so long maintained FAernA in'ef
course
| The Ouiunebaug Uniyersalis, Association AZ lis
late meeting in Bolton. Mass, adopted the follow
ing preamble and resolution
Wherss. !, IS the duty Of all those who believe in the
intimate reign of truth and grsce by Jesus CHRIST 70
hear faithful testimony sSNn,t the prominent ana "a
grant sins Of the land and both ~ precept and example
Fshor 10 promote the cause OF God and humanity wn
| sln-leness Of heart Therefore
| R,sofr,f That this association deem Il their duty A.
Christians and phsnhropists to enter solemn pro,Ss'
s-s;nst the SIN OF slsvehoding ss now exists IN the
slave state. Of this Union. gross irnoTsiiy com
bininr covetousness snd exorron IN their worst ors
! az in direct violation Of the law OF God
| To,crrp BRowS Our brethren OF the Dem
ocratic party haze small opening IN their ranks
| Those on one side. which side we cannet tell held
a grand festival in Harrisburg, on the iih instant.
| Their toasis though not distinguished by any OF
that wit which seasons such a preface 10 the glass
! in Boston are. nevertheless. not without meaning
| For example
| 81 C Prss.-Anirew Jsckson-He ha- lived life Of
toll and trouble 10 good Old age, and has had the ssts
faction 10 see hi- former enemies become his friends and
( !, xnr+hs ~
Msy the great God OF Mature who has seen ~ 10 call MN
from this world OF trouble and suffering place niin On
the highest pinnacle in Heaven inst ~emsy may oenoid
him there a. we beheld him here, and say win hn We
have iriumped over death and the grave Peace peace
| 10 his ashes.
That General Jackson will get the very htghe>f
pinnacle in Heaven Is II sppear- TO us not certain
/ We remember a rebuke 10 a mother, who asked LOT
less elevated position in that good place tor her
two sons. II. ;. uaI'uc
| Loco. FoCo BANK REGULArIoN.-The w ashing
ton Union SAYS that the Loco-Eoco party Will properly
regulate the banks II seems 20 that Locot ocoism
in some OF the has about the idea ~ res
sting banks that the lrshman had Of trimming apple
trees Pat in the morning 70 trim large mum
of and returning al noon was asked II ne mao
finished his work No" said he. " but hare cH then
all dozen, and an gong to trim than ih,s a'fvHoon.
Louisville Journal.
UNITED STATES DIsrRlcr Court Thursday
| July u-UHHed Sfa'es Charles Nedrns ana sfrcH
recn committed by the defendants. the l9th ~ June
asst upon lands within the jurisdiction OF the tni'a
states and adjacent 20 the United states NsshHi Al
Springfield The ri0tous charged were the iufcne
removal by Mr. Stcarns and the others who were per
employed by him. of certain fence and an Oh too
house The defendant Stearns defended on the ground
that he the of the soil which the alleged
not committed or had right OF private way over
that the public highway and that wnat
he had done ouly alauns nuisance and IN the ony
way against the United states.
n
number Of Witnesses examined. and the trial occupied
eight days The whole territory in dispute does not sN
coed thirty square rods. and could hardly contain the
parties, witnesses and spectators. The case was com
mted 10 the Jury after a charge by Judge Sprague
about hapast one o'clock and az the opening OF me
half past three, they returned general Verdie'
Of not guilty. lbosl 'ouilei
EXPEDITIONS OF THE DR.GooSs-Wc have al
ready noticed the progress made by the Dragons undei
the command Of Col kcaney, which leit Fort lehVtn
worth on the 18th of MAY for the Rocky MOun'ains-
We have sdvces from them to the 4ih OF June, IN
camp the forks OF the Platte They consist oi hst
companies amounting in the aggregate "a go men 80
far they had met with interruptions. On The 2n OF
May they fell IN with the Oregon ira and alter tai pas
sed every day party Oi cmigrants moving towards
Oregon Csornis, with their families and Hooks and
herds resembling the movement OF the lsraees tnro,h
the wilderness. The Dragons sent back nom inc toNs
OF the Platte wagons which had hauled provision
that far for them and gave them directions 10 dsnter me
remains OF the late Mr. James H. Marshall OF THIS ciy,
aud take them Fort Lesvenworth subject 10 me iur
Their directions OF his family. Mr. NJ was osred last
year OF the branches OF the Blue River WHIST
on his way the mountains for the recovery OF his
health
II is understood that tbs Dragons are following the
Oregon trail 10 near the south Pass IN the Mountains III
order 10 make that road safe to the enigrants. They
course much relieved by their presence a. h'y
no longer apprchend difficulty with the Indians, having
such armed party the same road WITH themselves
The women and children are particularly grsiihed
further stated that the Dragons after going TO the
South Pass will return 70 Fort Laramie. ON me rhue
from that point cross TO Bents Fort on the ASalss''
and return to Fort Leayenworth on The santa re tran
thus aioring protection 10 traders Ia that country
expected that the Dragons will accomplish this duty
by the last Of September.
We also learn that TWO companies OF dragons were 10
march up the 81 Peters Lake Traverse and thence 10
the North Red Ryer-yisting he Sioux and their coun
try The Ssons have complained ct the Halt Breeds
from the settlements IN Canada coming into their c0un
Try qnarrehng with them. and killing their buffalo. The
dragons will put stop to such incursions
Il. Louis Republican 3D.
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccrDEST.--Our citi.
zens were startled Thursday afternoon, with the
melancholy intelligence that Daniel Osborn and John
Griffin fatally wounded by falling from the root Of
Nehemiah Osborn's new block, on the corner OF Main
and - PaUls streets.
Messrs o. & G. were that part Of the roof connectr
ing the building Main and 81 Paul str eet The res
but about 10 feet in length and The pressure upon
IL moved Il from ts place when the rasrs parted, and
the unfortunate fell to the cellar through the open
for the stsrsa distance Of s. or 70 feet Mr. De
born struck the back of his neck. which produced
the rubbish in the cellar, rurng him severely in the
head and chest cause his death little after clock
Mr.. Hiram G. Smith. young lawyer on 81 Pau IL,
standing in the building when the unfortunate men
carried out On seeing them he tainted and iell
into the cellar. He considerably hurt In the head
and neck but he comfortable last evening
Mr. Osborn alive al ,. this morning, and bis ply
slams have some hopes OF his recovery.
Rochester Democrat, Friday
ry'ANTHoSY TEN EYcK, Esq. commissioner 10
the Sandwich Islands lett town on Saturday for the
East. whence ne viii sOOn proceed On his mission. Mr.
Ten Eyck bears with him the best wishes OF his fellow
citizen- among whom he mas long resided and acted
Though yet young doubt not that he viii discharge
h. official duties faithfully and acceptably His family
who have already preceded him 10 the East will accom-
pany him the Sandwich Islands. Detroit Adv. TN.
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
WALKER ANDERSON, Navy Agent. Pensacola,
Florida Jackson Morton. whose commission has ex
pred
~ If you spend half hour in the coolest
and comfortable plight possible this hot weather
90 the Franklin Baths the Battery and put yourself
Ia contact with the salt in the way that best suits