New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-02

ECCLESIASTICAL AcTioN on SLAvERY-The sub
ect of Slavery was introduced at the late meeting
# the General Association Congregational Of Con
ncctcut by Rev. Mr. Perkin. of Meriden. who offered
certain resolutions the dongs Of the old school Pres
,y,erian General Assembly These were supported by
the mover and by Rev Mr. Biney, (son of James G. Biz
neyl Rev +. p Humphrey OF Louisville ny. the dele.
ate from the Presbyterian church. replied briefly and
clearly defining the position OF the Presbyterian church
and the reasons for the late action of the Assembly He
cas- sustained by Rev. Mr. Andrews Rev. DR. Tyler and
Rev Mr.. Hall The resolutions We're laid on the table
Rev. Mr. Duion then presented three resolutions OF
which proposed calling the special attention of the two
General Assemblies Of the Presbyterian church this
subject After considerable discussion in which Rev
Nessrs Perkins Duiton. Hall Drs. Bacon. Tyler. and
others took part, motion made. and carried that
the whole subject be referred TO a committee Of three
viz Rev. Dr. Tyler. Rev Messrs. Dutton and Perkins
They subsequently reported that the resolutions
slavery formerly adopted by this body beginning in the
year 1884 and from that time down 10 the present be
lawn OF by the scribe and copy be forwarded TO each
General Assembly These resolutions having been read
they with the report of the committee. unsnin-
,usly adopted.
~ EvrIyN, or \ Heart Unmasked; A Tale
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Fashion The Fortune Hunter &c has been Us
| by Burgess 4 Stringer and by VIM. H. Graham. We
.hall speak of it a, leisure.
| ~ rHr TWO HUSBANDS and Other Tales by
| : ARTHUR, has been us by Burgess a strneer
IF In reference 10 the Baltimore and w ashng
| ton Railroad we have been requested 10 state the
following facts
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Washington give round trip tickets which good ior
~ hours for s. 80 making the ride 81 p each way
This Company pays OF 10 cents per each passenger
the State of Maryland bonus for The charter
This Road and its parent the main stem proposed 20 pay
hack the State of Maryland the million sub
ssrbed IN cash and 10 cancel three millions of Mary
and Bonds in London thereby reducing the dcb of the
state of Maryland four millions II she would dissolve all
political connection with the Railroad Company but the
Legislature of Maryland insisted upon annuity OF
81 900 dollars forever from the Company snd the
sw tel dead letter and the tax of 80 cents per psssen
ger continues The stock Is barely six per cent stock.
which is merely justice 10 the Stockholders
- Samuel Appleton. of Boston has given ten
tAoHssad dollars TO Dartmouth College TO be invested
permanent fund for the establishment of Proiessorship
Of Natural Philosophy.
PoRrRaIT OF HENRY CLAIM. Healy. the dis
by Louis Philippe take the portraits Of several OF the
distinguished American statesmen has arrived al
Ashland and Is engaged in the work OF transferring to
the likeness Of great fellow citizen From
Mr.. uealys reputation We anticipate portrait Of Mr.
Clay the equal not the superior of any that has ever
yet been taken of him
Mr.. Hesly brought with him the portrait of Gen Jack
-on, which he completed few days before his death
md which has been exhibited ~ Mr. Rrennans, to al
who desired To see IL for several days.
Lexington Observer.
~ Gov Hammond, Of the Independent nation Of
NOVA Carolina has recently written long letters
MI Vlarkson OF England defending American slavery
lie endorses the Democratic sentiment of the Demo
raf'c Mr. McDanhe (who preferred the prosperity of
Manchester tnsisnd, To Boston) He ssys-"I endorse
without reserve, the much abused sentiment, of Gov
NcDufie. that SLAVERY Is CORNER sTo>r oy orr
REPUBLICAN EpricE and REPrDiArr "A y,d;c,ionsJ,
Mr.. jefferson that all men are born free and equal"
Boston Atlas
n Gubernatorial Convention (WhisA will
be held At Portland. Me- August 7th