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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
,s,HE Annual Meeting Of TIE e,ock!,drrs Of the Lou
ia Railroad Company v III be held ut Louisa Court
hous. on the 18th day of June. leiS, y, ~ O'Clock
a,v n5-c1.e3w a. ". TaLLEI, sccrerry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16

Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass No ., TO h..
drown on Sandy, Junc III, 1916, Al Wilmington he
llwaie. Is .Sus Il d,aan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-16
THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE
ACADEMY

WILL. be continued under The direction of Mrs. ga
w rah j. Ellis
Mrs 4. deems herself fortunate in having secured for
the ensuing year The services Of Miss Mcfee, who has
conducted the SChco! for the last years,
ceivo the warnlest npproha ion Of all interested.
instruction will he given III all the English branches.
French, Music, Embroidery, Wax Work, Drawn. and
fain;i,s, VIII BIZ TAUGHT 1t eStra charges.
The scholastic yiar, commencing first of October
next viii hc divided in;n ~ i've ma;fis
each. II Is drs.ftle thai chcar- sho! enter a. The
commencement q. tine session, Though fii-y w.. h. re-
teived al aay tine. w deduction made for absence,
except ia sickness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
Imnortnnt from Yucntan Via Hnvnnn.

We have the Diario OF May 2oth-bu in our files
we find nothing later from Mexico The "Diario
carefully records all our disasters the Rio rande
up 10 the rout of Capt. Walkers Rangers, bat had
not heard Of the contest of the Sth and 9th ult.
Several Mexican merchant vessels had come into
Havana aud other ports Of Cuba, in order 10 escape
the American squadron
Gen Almonle was still at Havana. and had so far
declined going on his mission 10 Europe. Ii may
be that De has received his recall from Gen Paredes
The Diario of the 2lst had received by the way
OF Slsal. dates from Menda, the capital OF fucatan
10 the 9lh of May.
The old Legislature Assembly has been dis
solved. and new and extraordinary Congress was
in session. II opened with the greatest solem.
nifty by Miguel Barbachano. who was appointed
Governor interim, by the Assembly, and mas since
been elected Governor Of YucatGn, By the Congress
Barbachano, in his opening address, made long
discourse upon the relations OF Yucatan with Mex
leo.
The new Congress is acting entirely independent
of Mexico laying Tariff. Of is own and passing
laws of lis own, and debating other such measures
as are necessary for an independent GovernDen:
and an Independent people. One Of their objects
is by Tariff TO protect the industry OF fucatan.
Three persons were appointed on 8 secret foreign
mission. RIO he United States Although the
Government, did no; openly declare tha: these oil
GERS were 10 visit Washington for toe purpose o. In
curing into the steps necessary 10 procure Annex
alton Yet this was we'll known to De The object. This
step has tound great favor wiki the people and al
though the mission was Vt1 the United States TO
some other country. yet it was well understood
Express
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

TELEGEAPRic CoMNUSICAT1oNs.-The first COM
rHica;ior with Springfield and Boston By Telegraph.
had yesterday afternoon by The manager al this station
TIE acoa prompt. end several communications pass
et The wires both directions The connection BY
the wires with SewYor viii be tested today ;ornor-
The line entire except At The bridge over the
H0Usatouic, where huge mast designed 70 carry
The wires high that vessels could pass ulder them fel
Wednesday and WIS broken. The wires viii temporal
.v be carried over. that communication viii b had
with New-Ycrk Immediately.
?. S-Since the above written at IL occck to-day,
By previous arrangement NJ. Anvil received i've or six
distinct communications the wires from NewYork.
showing The connection throughout the entire line from
that city 70 Boston 20 be coGpee Sew-Haven Pal Fri
NAvAL.-U. 5. R steamer Spencer, Carrier. ar
rived here this morning in five days rom NewYorS.
bound The Gull OF Mexico. The s pu, in repair
damage 70 her machinery snd VIII proceed on her VOYAGE
in few days Charleston News, 81.
t. Gov. Butler was tried in Albemarle co. We.
the 2ls ult for the r1urder Of John A. Clover
dent OF the University OF Virginia. and the Jury returned
a verdict OF Not Guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
Nc,y.;Ini,,pshirc.

twill be seen by the following letter tina, the
Legislature did not choose Governor on Thursday,
bn probably did so on Friday. We shall Inc doubt
be lbc TO announce the result ON Monday.
CONCORD. June I, ls46. g o'clock, P. NJ.
10 t.s Editor Of The Iri5HRc:
The Legislature me; this afternoon NJ o'clock,
agrSsaby 20 adjournment. Mr. Hibbard, Chairman OF the
Senate called the Senators to order The Secretary OF
State appeared in the chamber, acc mpaned by Messs
Parker. Rollins Harmon Abbott, Kngssury and Hamil'
ton who were introduced to The Senate and took their
seats.
onmoiion OF Mr. Dodge, of No |, voted to proceed by
ealo,or choice Of President which resulted iii the cleo
icnof JANIS L. PARKER ESQ. follows: Timothy Abbott
Gad David Patieu /. Harry HiebMd 8, Mr.. Parker
Nj Parker was conducted TO the chair by Mr.. Hbbard
The Senate then elected j. \ Richardson, OF Durham,
Cls!k, by s. IL. l.. Dazeltop, OF Meredith
Bridge elected Asst; Clerk bur declined Mr. Richard
sou and entered upon the duties Of his Office
he Senate then into Convention with The HoaSe 10
cpea eoun; and record the Votes for Governor.
The proceedings IN the House unimportant.
Thus YOU will ths the two Houses fily organ
red ana 20 she general satisfaction OF the Jailed army
snceTiugiy termed by the od Hpnkers The election OF
Governor only wanted render al. the depart
Government complete, unless except the State
morrow morning, as The votes are ali counted and ready
Tor eeion The ccenon OF six Wing Senators in addition
othe vote OF Yesterday. will swell the majority on Joint
Ballet 10 81. In the House. lS
There Is some uteresi felt the election Of Senator &c
cougeSs Ill the vacancy cce-sioued by the resignation
otMr wcoabury. now filed by B. W JenneSs by appoint
hehi OF the Governor Il has been thought alt along PREF
generally that Ny Hale would be elected 10 I'LL the shof
st wei as the full OF SIX years from The Avn o.
AscA Blu. from TIE turn things hSve taSe;' II
secus Nix the House. snd also TO the SpeaSerShip
ism cllped thuS that :hc election Will fall upon some
one sl,e Possibly whs may be elected. but am III
sGatd 10 think Several have been mentlonee
~ sho Independents, among whom are JOSEPH CttLEy o.
nottingham, y. &. BERsY OF Rumney. and Gen HoiT Of
n d,ieh all Ah9.uon,ists should not DC surprised
The oS fails upon the laIJ-r Tomorrow viii be CAY OF
Interest heEe Yours. &C. fESAcook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

PAcIFrc LETrERs.-We We're, on " ednesday,
highly gratdec ~th visit from Nh Eiau Surritt The
distinguished citizen of orces.er Mass WHO'S known
as the Learned Blacksmith Mr. 3 is an active adyo-
cate OF Peace suo devotes gooGy portion OF his time
his talents and MS means 70 publications on that SUD
-ct BIZ ais SO ce the eptes from Great Britain tooh
the form of ,nissves towns and c-es rather Than 10
individuals or societies and ne has been made the eci
ulp of transmitting many OF these letters De exhibited
70 rs roll ntainns peace letter from the uaeis
tra,es and citizens OF Edinburgh 10 the Mayor and peo
ra AZ Washington CitT. Among the st-u aturss were
tnose Of the ord Provost and CHER ocers Of tie city
M- Cop,bs DR. Chalmers. and host OF others whose
are made familiar 20 American ears BY their con-
p.c,;nu with science learning Snd ?iety.
The address from Exeter. (Ensisndl 10 Cincinnati.
fObio was sieped b- about sixteen hundred men OF al
Grades f-Dr ncolitv downward. 5u. me meeting az
WHICH hi. address adopted decllcsd the honor OF
ladies' names whereupon ne lsaiea undertook 'he
york on their ouu account and prepared an address
from tho women inhabitants Of The city OF Exeter IN
Fn,s76 N the yroer ofrhe city OF Philadelphia. and
of me Tni,sd States generally itisasveet and feel
;,s s66rrss signed by sixteen hundred and twenty
fsIes Midway IN The interesting isl ID The name OF
Ms DrnonG me widow, we presume Of The suthor OF
the celebra,ed E.ssys Mortality. Wort OF etaics
tia. bas been most fa7oFa5iy received in th United
States. ~ . oa@7'S'
F.Tu RgxcoyTRE.-ARgrstG, June l.-our
.i- bae the theatre Of another fatal renconre,
- !ub.cb Vr WnitlocS shot dead oT VIM. l. WI
Ii 7, occurred on Saturday night a. low sroSgerf
yy,TtJot died In few minutes. and Williams hss eeen
ttted 10 a 70 avail. trial n the June turn OF Inc
Supreme Cqp-t l@Is.s''H 'ae''-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
A Thrift, Ash-yole of AZ.
woopSEio0E, y. J, May 2Sth. 1916.

'NNAa'A'AsSN'
Taise Editor Of Tie Tribzne
Daring the excitement OF the Presidential Elec-
ION, In the Fall Of lsi4, Ash Pole raised the
iAFn OF b. y pemsrest, in Woodbridge, y. J. l, was
S0' Gown Another WAS raised the SPOT which is
10" Sl'e she growing finely. The tree taken Of
swamp and SHOW on he TOP OF hill, and sbout four
ee' IN tho ground The pole as it stands is 81 feet high
aad nothing has ever been done t, ii since the day it was
sA'eo waeh viii IL Two years next September. Think
ING his very rare case asd peIAaPs,he only case OF the
hiaa and knowing that any hing relating % Henry Cl.y
wa e acceptable 70 You and your readers HIS induced me
% send You THIS fact. Yours ITALY, HS n
~, This is by no means singular case. A
Trend called some time since to tell US that ar Ash
We helped dedicate in North Salem, n. Y. in a sour
NORTH Easter IN October sii, is now fourishing
where it was planted, having taken roo, in tie con.
ssAla sou otthat s'anch Wing town May i, live a
'-sAaa years Ed. I'u6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

The STEAMERS AND ScHooSyRs-The three
schooners recently purchased by Government which
hst been built for Mexico are uaed Bouito Petrol and
Refer They 70 re commanded BY Its Shaw. Ster-
ret and Purviance. They vii! be delivered a: re My
Yard Al Brooklyn this week. and Immediately sTued and
dispatched. The :wo steamers bulk also for The Mexican
Government. which we mentioned under negotiation
The other dag, have been purchased and viii Dc ready Tor
delivery in about por,h When If The wa continues,
;hev Will be also Immediately and dispatched to the
Cuif These reiuforcenents VIII make about forty
sells o. war OF al on tina: station The eei IN The
Pacific. twenty more. Jour OF Commerce
r The Albany Evening Journal says that
LENT lincoln who wa. actively and prominently engaged
in the battles on the Rio Grande, Il naTe OF Henrietta
In Monroe Comfy and nephew Of Ex-senator Works
Es graduated 4; West Pq.nt year aso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
~ f,ny Statement of the Mutual Benefit Life H.
sranc. CO Ii VII iSaned during the month o. May
Date11t Glsolrlncs.
GREEN MOUNTAIN

VEGETABLE OINTMENT.
H0NG .cs diseases which this poTtant Ointment Is
"A a:spGsc Tue following Sore Throat. Bronchitis,
Gsndulsr SSelngs, En- siPeIas Shingles, Feons, Ring
ygors salt Rheum, Sweled and Broken Bfesss Sore Mp
Pies Fever Sores MiIleg Sores, Rheu5nsi.sm Gou In.
d.mmaiCn of the Eyei Inflammation Of ;he Bowels Piles,
ScfoUous Sores Burns, Scads, Bruises, and fresh cut
Wounds-
FogeLf4l AID pe-rading tsis ou:meu; L. addressing
Itself 10 mary snd formidable diseases lis ony 10 %
applied agreeable directions satisfy the e. sertn-
Ios Ina. 30 important remedy for Gil the purposes set
forth The obvious OF ia power and efficacy in
many sud formidable diseases Is In lis potency
10 aud subdue Irhanras oa, which is the exciting
and psrrnans; This removed the functions OF natIre
resume healthy acton aud edy cure Is 10. result
Thls Ointment purely vesetsole AID although powerful,
yt mild in is operations commencing sootnng nhr-nce
wherever applied /; may be Administered with perfect
safety Ia any Of health from he infant 20 ne most
4s-d p-rsou IL uill It's efficacy IN al climates and
sry period oftue aLnpsired Every family and the crews
OF s.irs should be furnished with his Ointment
Occ p-,ent snd p0usibe agents sre wanted FOR
.sc every in th- Union, 10 whom liberal ;srrns
viii b. gwen None need apply without HE most stsfac-
tory r-fere1ceE
Al publications. FOR sgeuces Inc Ointment may be sd
dressed subscriber, AZ her depot No 81 Cortlsnd.L
Nav YORK ARMSTRONG HURD my-0 Irneodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
CRARY,S AMEREINE CREAM.

THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND is prepafe1 expressly
for The Of Inc ladies' and IL designed b-s1fy the
skin and g7e c!esr complexion l. h.s given very gene
rs Satisfaction IN Boston, Low ell Providence and many
oher cies And The proprietor has beer greatly
encouraged by the Increasing demand for tho article IN
many other sections OF lie country 1t has been but
recently Introduced.
l. used ws1airg Is considered very refreshing and
Us fragrance verJ delightful, leaving he skin soft and
smco.h
The Ambrere Cream confidently offered 70 dealers u
fancy sOocs throughout lie c DraSgs1 arc Psracn!afY
!nvii-t TO give II lriai. =. N
Sold q, wholesale by ne Manufacturer, H. Grey 10
Merrinack-sl Boston VIZ. A CRoChEn ".
Wholesale Agent. 81 Jons . q 49, n,
shaving Ia recommended 20 the attention. VI seus'neu tHo
10 msru Occurred and sold as above
S-x.YorG MAY 2n'h. '34e N.Y. ifneod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
IMPORTANT.
NCWELLlS pECTORAL HONEY OF

/ ISERWORF, composed Wholly o! vegetables Is tns
IL ale and valuable combination made Tor all tis
Of the chest coush coss asthma whooping
cough, difficulty Of breathing splitting OF blood &c The pro
p;eors have received the G chest Communications Of liz eff
cacy in all pulmonary complaints from the nDsI skul and
dstn gushed of the medical profession IL. sale during the
or three years very laraey ard rapdy
without the Of puffug much resored To
10 the Iae OF ether medicines Il may be given to nfan,s
with perfect safety l. the appetite nouTsnes and
vsors,es constitutions In paired by proscsd coughs
For sale by Adsmson K OIf. corner Of Broadway and
Fourth, Buwery; WstIor IS Catherine Coedln2ton E
Hndson AZ tnvall, Wilisrns;; Cfumbce, Sowery cor
40 and Of BrooOe and Suffolk, Of Ave-
and 80 Grend-s; MA Jones' ~ Greenwichsvesue;
C. Steam srd Mru Hays, Bailey Brooklyn, ard Wholesale
sgen,s ~ Msd-n-lsDA. Pricr q crnis "a SawZm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

From Tie Galveston News Of Mny I'D.
The Legislature of Texas adjourned on the ls'h
inst scbr Spi,ire arrived at Galveston OH the 2lst
with Capt s. w. Taylor and all his submarine div
ing apparatus
The Austin Era Of the 9th inst learns from Capt.
| O Race, who bad just arrived from the treaty
ground near Camanche Peak that portions of the
Csmanche Indians were on the Canadian river
north of Red river, engaged in hos:iities with the
Usage Indians. These runners have informed Gov
Baer that they would be on within twenty days
Jack Harry, On intelligent Delaware, just in
from the treaty grounds, says the iribe is far more
numerous than he had any idea Of although ne has
ming led with them for the last twenty years Bufa
lon HUMP. the chief of the Western tribe, refused
TO come ia until the return of Jack Harry with an
assurance that be shall not be interrupted for the de-
preda,ions committed by his tribe at Cartraviie re-
Gently The children stolen from that place are at
the treaty grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
BAILEYIS slRsAFARILLA a.

ESTABLISHED N 1881 TINS preparation o. Ssrss-
Ca p.rs bus Il year, before me public and from liz
81 o-ror r-r has sized Tor i.ses nigh reputation
agents Is regarded By he medical fater
nigy generally and prescribed By h- In their practice IN
10 very MI repu- United STATES Navy and Army
hss sways received their patronage sad approval and
for al the purposes fer which rsspsrs Is used n.s pre-
paa.ion or SarTspss stands uurfval-c II poss=eass
double the 9Th Of .ny oher SarssDsa n Dse being
prepared il regular sc-aadc may properly be
regarded as the triumph Of .cence over qlackery TIE
FOL riuy are ny wholesale Agenn IN Se~-Ynrx city:
WYATT 1 KETCHAM.
HAYOGCK, CORLiEs co.
NJ WARD.
For sale al retail by M-ssrs Wyatt Kschsu and The
rgsiss generally hougncCt the Unitec States; ard OF
WEI BAILEY, PROPRIETOR Brooklyn. ". Y.
Price :, single. = "a nsr 5oz + I'm 2zHNLF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

r-pCIJELE Nl1d LIE
~ The Telegraphic dispatch of Saturday
s-;.bes some additional items of interest from the
ca.,5 Also the proceedings in Congress up to g.
'..,oct p NJ. Friday The news Of the capture
ofAlatnmoros ia confirmed.
y SENATE.
WASHINGTON June 5--6s P. Nj
t. Senate. Mr.. YULEE submitted resolution as
., the propriciy OF granting alternate sections of
nrbljc lands for Improvement of rivers general
r. IN reply to question by Mr.. PEssYBAcKEK,
II, H,YwooD said he would move 10 take up,
mex, week, the subject of ccding Alexandria
N Virginia The resolution submitted yes.
,e,d,v biz Mr. CAss making inquiry Of the Presi-
don't whether Gen. GAINES had called into service
hillary volunteers without authority, wheIner
necessary costs and what measures Were adopted
,or the defence of the Southern frontier daring
inc past or present year was discussed. Mr..
C.ss indirectly ceusured Gen. GAlNEs-wlsblng
n correct toe mistake into which he had tall
en-. Mr West sR advanced no opinion he want
ed facts MIR SEVER warmly and en,huslastlcaiiy
defended Gen. GAINES. Mr. WEsTcoTT and oihers
took part in the debate which lasted till O'Clock,
PM. Mr. CALHoUN moved TO lay the whole sub
iec, on the table This is the cause OF the Presi-
don,'s having ordered Gen GAINES to Washing ton
The qnes.ion was lost. 10 re. The resolution was
amended aud passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
FOR THE PILES,

shR UPHAMis ELECTUARY-An Internal remedy Ia
~ certain foe the Piles internal external bleeding
blind Sold al III Puou-el D,vi,ons and by tho Pro,
psoiof regularly educated Physician Of twenty y.nrs
eseRcs, confined office practice, where Pies aud Nil
Chronic dissases succeaEiuily treated Melica Ohcs
isS Row ~ry, doors shove Srrlrcst n,hi7 arunN%-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
s,rncnn-imnortnnt.

The Journal of Commerce say-: We learn from
very good authority, that Mr. Pakenham has re-
ccired Instructions from bis Government by the
Hbernn, to make final overture for the nmicable
adjustment of,he Oregon question. He is TO offer
Substantially the proposition suggested some time
since by Mt McLane our Minister in London, TO
Lord Aberdeen, viz lat. 40 as the basis, leav-
ing to Great Britain the whole of Yancouver's Is
land and The free navigation of the Columbia.
Our London correspondent, whose letter we will
endcuvor 10 publish in our next, says, under date
OF the lSih ult
tis generally believed that the present steamer car
re, ont the definite views If the British Cabinet The
Times haa. no doubt received some intina,ion OF the
,ame-hence tee peculiar tone of their late leaders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
=. GEREEDN.

<
ERENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE, Commission
Merchant No. SIS Broadway formerly No is Johu-st
Ia. Constantly hand for sale aGessle end retail great
variety Of plain wts and 4ed French China every
cescrip- aowers, Cologns boteS card Baskets
rich CUPS and ssucers with Ino:.oes. &C
also pisin Rod rich cut slass
n E-Glifng and Psicting French Chtna dose 70
Mach sny pattern, OF very reasonable terms uy$0 iEsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

CoNGREssAEN FROM TExAs-The Legislature OF
Texas has declared Hon. DAVID S KAUFMAN duly
elected to represt nj the First District of Texas in
Congress and Hon. 4. PILsRuRY the Second The
laer was elected by majority OF only A. the for
mer by majority of $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
{ ami Tolls.

We have procured from he Canal Department
statement OF the tolls collected the Canals OF This
State 10 the lst of June in each of the years lS45
and 1916. They as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
From the Galveston News Of May 22d.

The New.oroans Picayune of May 29,h has the
following in addition to what has already been pub
i;.La1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

letter from Mr. BUCHANAN is said 10 be in
town. stating lhat Toe Oregon matter is virtually
settled aud tina, the details will be made public this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08
HorsE oE REPRESENTATIVES.

TIE private business of the House was taken up
md this occupied The whole Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

A GENCY FOR vAUGHN's Vegetable Li,hon
EAuiptc Mixture Is 1872 Nassau opposite Clinton Hall
NewYork only place In The city where IL cnn he bought
The great reputation h. article through tho north
section OF the United States as ncuced The proprietor
70 ,bish Depot the above location and dealers
Consumers Ill fnd railways hsod rs.dy forward TO
any psr Of the country Pamphlets containing Testimony OF
in DropIy Gravel ds-sses Of he Urinary Organs
kidneys liver &c female complaints weakness OF the sys
tenn diseases OF the Lungs Consumption, Plies Jsundce,
Scrouls Salt Rheum &c. &c. will be furnished Of char
respectabl be questioned or doubn snd In
s city oprstor has me liberty the nsns Of the
Rev C. Spary Of 1872 Nais4ust who VIII state hat nc
knows Of The rec this medicine Ia drops5 aud gravel
The peculiar character of the medicine viii show lIelf In
the OF bottle IL cae and often IN The Use OF
the OF bottle The guIas effect produced by the OF
the scle-iis certainty relieving all cazes and radically
curing zine in .welye eIplsnet 10 the pamphlet which
the public and all Interested will p-esa call aad get gratis
a, 1872 Nassau opposite Clinton Hall Only Agency 10 tho
city. Price OF y bottle 81, 80 do 81. Di.count
d-sL-r. my3 3tneodMWLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

ECCLESIASTICAL QUEsTioH.--The correspondent
OF the Commercial Advertiser thus states the ground
taken By the New School General Assembly, the case
OF Rev. Mr. Graham Suspended By the Synod of Gin
ciuuati for IN maintaining tha; tie Bible sanci7ns
Slavery
The question up not By appeal for all power OF
appeal TO the Assembly has bcea :ascn away 5y The new
constitution under which act tut the review oil
the records of tina, Synod The Assembly sill have the
power OF review and control and The highest court
10 decide what is constitutional law. 1t was decided
that; Irrespective OF the question of slavery the Synod
lad scted unconsiuonaly in the and that their
proceedings null and void-they also directed the
synod to review aud correct their proceedings. The
ayes and hayes were called whea appeared that there
were sixty FIVE in the affirmative, twe..yine In the neg
alive and seven non liquet.
II w.s held in this that confession OF faith and
form Of government contain the law OF the Bible By which
all our ministers and members 10 be tried II charged
with any offence and that II the priacpe be tolerated
that any OF our judcatories may constitute their own
opinion Of error the law By which minister is 70 be tried
then no minister member has any protection from The
oppressive action OF a majority who differ from him.
PIesbytey might declare opposition 10 Absltonism 10 be
great and decap brother for the honest main
tenauce his opinion, Or it might cut OF brother for
any opinion entertained which is in opposition 70 the
tiuents Of the majority Of his brethren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPOT, No spriess:-
of an ds.rrpticus kinds snd SIZES 30 per cheaper
than sought s: ssy o!Ser places TrTing man
i-S9n Manufacturers aHd Importers