New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09
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u Rev Dr. PATTON on Sunday delivered bis
farewell discourse previous to sailing for Europe from
the text Ephesians ih chapter, and frat second and
third verses
Tina, ye walk worthy of the Tocation wherew!th re
ara called with all lowlinese and meekness. with long
suffering for5earpg another in love- erdeavoring
To keep the unity OF the Spirit IN the bond OF peace
He said pastors felt the force of Paus words 30
fully a. when separated from their docks Wherever
the pastor may be-in foreign lands exposed 70 new
trials and scenes-his hear, always with his
people. He fears les, temptation shall overtake and
weaken the faith Of before hs returnlest they
should perform actions in his absence which they did
not before think Of DR.. P had chosen the language OF
he text Che said) express VIVA, he would sag on Ibis
subject and the bes, counsel thar could be given
But there were particular thoughts re would call
attention TO- Every Christian has vocation which II
mis- duty TO follow but the exhoraiion Of Paul should
always be Kept in mind and ought to be prac.iced
mans example may mi others either 10 love or
abhor the Christian Religion. We are instructed what
spir. should govern and control and great feature
Of this instruction Is that eeahness has part In it
Il an undensbe fac, that placed in the world
for the purpose of doing good and not to crafty personal
ambition By every good Office in power we should
comfort strengthen and gladden. neghbor but with
pure disnte,estedness The unity of spirit spoken OF
the text includes two things-unity OF sentiment and
aecron-or withou, both these there 10 no true unity
Special obligation rests at all tines upon Christian pro
fessors SO to speak and that they may bring no re-
proach upon the religion they follow; 20 make their
own likes dskes the rule Of action, but TO 90 all Tor
the honor Of Christ and bis followers. One thing how
ever saddened his reflections Ere he returns doubt
less some of the beloved flock will have goae TO their
long home, and If any should die in their sins, what
greeting would tina. be for atectiona,e pastor de
thon delivered affecting address 10 his con gresaaon
and closed with calling their attention the Verbs
Convention, to be held a, London IN august next
We regret have space for fuller report OF Dr.
Psttons remarks We understand ne expects to be alb
sen, about four months and in the meantime his pulpit
will be supplied by Rev. WM. PAINE.
E@ In the action for malicious prosecution
brought By VIM. Rusbworth, of Philadelphia against
Mr.. Embury, Cashier Of one Of the Brooklyn Banks,
who caused him TO be indicted in relation to $1,000
BILL the Jury. yesterday morning rendered sealed YER
diet in favor of defendant.
RAscALrTY ExTRA.-The Boston Journal tells the
story of man representing himself be Doctor Brad
ley and doing good Boston In partnership with
awel known Physician became acquainted with respec
table lady this city, and after courtship OF six weeks
married her and took her his home in Boston. He re-
presented himself as wdower and urged pretext for
had not time to make ANYTHING else Of the courtship but
business arrangement His representations were
believed led his victim the altar Some crcum
TRANSFERRED after the marriage, which aroused
the suspicious OF married sister OF his wife, and worked
up feelings such extent that she went on to Bes
ton TO find how stood. She first applied 10 the
Physician whom he had represented as his partner in ou
ness from whom she learned that he neither had any con-
nection with such person, any knowledge OF him.
She then, by advice, applied TO Constable whppe stating
him and describing the appearance Of the 500
dsan Doctor stating tia. her sister had mentioned Ia her
letters that boarding French 5 Hotel In Quincy
Mr. Whippe recognized in the picture which she
the likeness OF character for whom he had war
rant his possession for time indictment for
bgamy by the OF Charles A. Bragden, and imme-
datey procured horse and carriage started with
sIstance Quincy. On arriving hotel he found the
gentleman standing asains; the and second clap
ped the wrstets him. took him Boston and lodged him
in jail He also found the victim of his racaty. and she
Is now restored 10 her family.