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Boston Anniversaries.

MAssAcHUsTrrs (OrtL0dorJ SABBATH school,
SOCIETY," THE Fifteenth Anniversary Of this Society
was held In the fremont Temple on wednesday ?. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. spaudiug OF New York. Rev. Mr..
Burd read an abstract Of the annual reports ard ed-
dresses were msde By Professor Alden Of Williams Col
lese, Hon. Linus Child and Rev. II. W. BeeeheT
AMERICAN BOARD OF COWNIssIoSERs FOR For
EfGN MfssloNs-A meeting In behalf OF ID Is Society
was held on Thursdsy evening In the IRENE nt Temple
Rev Dr. Goldman presided and Rev. DR.. Bad ger OF New
York led in prayer.
Rev. DR.. Anderson, IN presenting bis statement, a.
luded the illness SIR. Greene who, ho s
poctsd % recover and bic ab0rs The death OF
several missionaries curng the year all mentioned.
With these exceptions the pact has beens year OF pros
Periy.
The receipts OF the year endiag last mon H. have been
$4,000 less than ast year The treasury il empty aud
the receipts do not meet the eN,enses. Twenty mis-
sonaes aud under appointment TO 60 forth next fall II
the means be furnished.
Rev F. D. W Ward mlssi onary from MADRAS, Rev.
Mr.. PomToy Of Bangor, and Rev. H. w. Beecher msde
addresses
~ THE NEW-ESor.AND ASTTSLAvERr Coz
vENrIoS THURSDAY stis moon densely crowded
Theodore Par er dey cred short address repete with
his IDEAS NJ On the American clergy, their theology &c
snd IN ccmmentiug pom the resolution under consider
alton, which had the phrase American religion said
that American idclairy was the proper term
Re Likewise SAID that be hsd attended this day an
socAdon Of Unsrans and although tina, sect had fur
nished, considering their numbers. more antissvery
men than sny other YET after long and earnest debate
they had refused 70 exclude from membershp persons
holding their iellow-uen n bondage that though q
melancholy fsct must excite the true ard faithful 70
greater effort and more determined OPPOSITE 10 this
great national sin.
He was followed by Rev. Caleb ststson o Medford
upon the Mexican War. upon Whch.he spOse some az
teen minutes and after lengthy speech from Mrs Lu
crers Motf Of Pnafei pha. tina Convention adjourned
ul half past clock
In the evening there was very stormy tine, me
crowd broke down the seats, shoutd and srosned bu
the speakers kep, t,sr psr - amid al the din and ST
talked on Several young men were taken 10 the al
BY the police snt wa.chr IN The meeting adjourned
AZ 10 o'clock. Wing.
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Later from NIntamoros.

From the n. o. Delta. 2lst.
By the arrival here last night of the schooner
Highlander Capt. Baker from Maismoros, put
10 possession Of dates the 18th inst The IL
important From the Mstamoros Flag Of the 18th Inst
We gather the following items
Brig Gen Gushing was rapidly recovering and II is
Confidently expected by his medical advisers that he will
Ia syery short time be enabled 10 resume his official
eutes 1t his right not bis left leg at first stated
hat Was broken.
movement backed by the most influential Mexicens
10 Victoria is reported 10 be foot TO proclaim the
State OF Tamsulpas independent of the Mexican Con
federacy In these efforts TO that State from the
Central Government, rumor has IL that Independents
o to be supported by the Commander of the Post At
haamOros who 1t s said has agreed TO aid them with
Al the force at his disposal
Some difficulties had occurred between the officers
snd of the Massachusetts Regiment stationed at
Gsismoros. To prevent the enactment Of the scenes
which that place the theatre last the in.
discriminate sale of sprituous liquors was prohibited
which soon caused eHs among portion OF the men
The difficulty was. however, soon got over and good
order again restored.
AyouDg man, clerk In the employ OF Capt Sinclair
vas recently dangerously stabbed by one of the Msssa
tause,ts Volunteers for il 10 said refusing 10 give him
lqsor while he was in a state of lntoxication.
The Rio Grande 10 very low In consequence of which
nsvigauon Is almost suspended Reynosa 10 said TO be
me highest point on the river to which boats can go
with any chance of success.
Large parties of Indians have recently made their APP
peasnce within few miles OF Mstamoros, and com
al,ed serious depredsiions. Three Mexcsns and one
AMERICAN were, short time ago, killed by them, on
he Texan side OF the river short distance from Mat
snoTos The Mexlcans Ia dread OF them are deserving
heir ranchos the river and going Into the interior
Nothing of importance from Taylor's column.
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Weathe' aud Crop.

The SEAsoN.-Ih, prospects 50 far have been
very discoursgng for IN. growing crops In this region
Droutn and cold hAV nterfered much in securing good
stands OF corn, &c. This with the spprehended scsrci
y and ngh pIices Of provisions sceseraies the dspos-
ton 10 talk of hN times lNewherniAn. N. c.
IREMENDoUf RAIN STORM The ebanoR Ohio
star OF "edne sdsy notices the occurrence in Warren
county OF the severest rain Monday know2 there
Tor forty yes -. IL poured down in hnease water.
spOus Tor hour and qusrtr says the star. convert
ing every sreei into torrent ang the eellsrs in the
lower part OF the town and completely overlooking the
gardens Turtle Greek rose an unprecedented hight
sweeping swsy fences cattle and hogs Crops In the
coUnry much damaged and in many localities the fAll
Of hA, was very great ltremSinsd the ground the
neu day in large Quantities
~ Many aud painful have been the fears that
there would be failure Of crops, from want Of rain
The recent hesvy rams however. have saturated the
ground, and impaired vigor TO vegetation. IL came
timely We doubt not 10 the rescus Of the dropping
crops. tNukesosrre (PA) Adv.
RAIS.-Ws were blessed with liberal showers
Of rain sunday snd Monday last and vegetation now
assumes a cheering ard besg tul appearance To the
wheat crop the rain opporune and In gres;
saved Ii from almost total destruction. For ihe
potatoes and grass IL most timely, dspsilins
II once the fearful ioTebodiyig - of our farmers.
Delaware Co. (Pal RspIb.
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Presbyterian lold soAooD Assembly.


The Committee to whom was referred the Report
of the Board OF Directors Of the Theological seuins ~
NJ Princeton, reported that they had examined the same
and recomme nded is approval
The tsers la the election % IN vacancies Ia the
Board Of Domestic Missions. reported the following
elected
Ministers Samuel Miller. D. D ; VIM. 3. sprsgue
D. Francis Heron, D D. Henry X. Weed D D. ;
WIN. Enslcs D. D.; C. Van Rensselaer, D. D Ncho-
lss Murry d. d g.. Mathew Brown. .. D. A. o. Pat
erson. d. D.; Charles Q. Beatty. d D J. J Bullock D.
D; G. &. James. d. ID Drury Lacy. ID. ID. Jno d.
Paxton, ID D.; Lewis W Green D. d. For two years,
10 place Of Joshua L. Wilson and = Hose deceased N.
l. Price d. ID. Archibald Tudehope
LGymen.-RODert Southers. james Lenox, Wm Mas
sau, Jr, Robert stewart James Field. Henry r. Lear
Jonathan Ogden Edmund Hopkins. Hon. Nath Ewing
Ia the place of - Morris, George Brown.
The telors In tho election % OIL vacancies in IN .
Board OF Foreign Missions, reported the follOwiu z
elected
Miqisters willis Lord c. C. Cuyler Ashbel Green
David Elliott James Hoge, Davidson, w. l.. Breck
enbrdge, r II Price. Jno. NJ Dckey, ;. l.. Graham :.
;. Davis D. n. Mclean, Reuben Smith, Jseo5 Green,
Jas Mcdonald.
Eldgs-Jlmes Lenox NJ. J.. Bevan, Jas. NJ Dickson.
Nath Ewing, Alex. Henry Rob't Archer J ?. Engles
WIN. Harris (M. D. Jno. Kerr az. " James H. Fitz-
gerald Ro. Carter. J. J. Bogert Jno L. Gichri.t VIM
Adger Luke LOoms.
The Committee on Mileage reported the distance
Travelled - $50 miles the amo mt paid in Si53 the
rate 81 cents per mile. Which Report was adapted.
The Committee on Finance, o whom referred tho
Report Of the Trustees Of To Theological Seminary ut
Princeton, made Report commenting that I, be sp
proved and printed in the Appendix 10 the Minutes
This Report was adopted
The Committee 10 who m was referred the report OF
the Directors OF the w estern Theological Seminary re-
commend that Il 5e approved and printed In the appen
dix % the MDIles-wfllch was eoncurred In.
The report Of the Committee the Report of the
Board u Foreign Missions taken up and adopted.
The report of the COMMITTEE upon the complaint Of the
Rev Mr. Mcqueen against the presbytery OF Fayetteville
AMI the Synod of North Carolina here came up as the
Unfinished business OF Tuesday.
Dr. Hodge offered resolution 20 the effect that from
the circumstances Of the appeal 10 the Assembly
could properly be tskenwhien was discussed until
the hour OF adjournment but not decided upon
lRchmOnd Wing
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From Northern Mexico and California.

Last evening we had the pleasure of a converse
uon with Mr.. Stoizel German gentleman, who hai
been some time residing trader at Durango.
Ne left that city Ia the latter part Of April taking the
ue by Parras Saltllo and the Rio Grande tie informs
uslha the States of Durango Zscaecas and san Luis
tough reluctant to invite into their territory
m when there armies will be receivad as friends
There Is. he says perfect indifference whether tho
States are governed by Mexcsns or Americans la
t he inclnes to the opinion that they would prefer
INST Americans should rule.
Previous to leaving Durango, Mr. Stoizel visited Cali
@nis and left Mszatlsn on the 9th OF April much the
Aies we have had from that qusrtes.
When heleft the Americans in quiet possession
oil the conquered territory and the coast was closely
bocksded
NJ Sioizel heard nothing on his travels later from
So Doniphsn than has been already learned through
me papers at Mexico.
Ifom gentlemen of the army we learn that he has
zen ordered To Join Gen. Taylor and there was re-
port AZ Saltllo that he had been cut OFF his march
nom chihuahua but not the slightest credit was attach
sdto H. IN. o. Pic. 2lst
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FROM HAYANA--SLr Days Later-Bv the pack
Gbrig ssyIsdo, Cap; Block. We received Yesterday
oar hcs OF Havana papers 10 the ssh inst They are
barren Of any local news which would interest our read
Gs Several vessels arrived there from Vera Cruz Tus
pss and Tampco but the Havana editors publish nothing
from the Capital except what have already taken
nom the Vera Cruz papers.
We aod in the journals Of the eth that on the 10Th Of
April the English brig Achiever. Captain Thompson
with q cargo OF railroad iron and other freight, from
liverpool TO Nuevtss was Loaf on the Reef Of II Resi-
= 'oss Cssalsnes' The Captain and crew, eight men
Herr Alexander, the Magician left Havana for New.
'ofk on the 7th inst N o. Delta 2lsi.
GEN. PATTERSON on THg MExIcAS WAR-We
nderisad that this able and ssgaeious officer expresses
ne opinion that the prospect Of peace In Mexico is more
e'ote now than II sitter the battles Of Pso Alto
NJ fsessea The Mexcans think that II will be impos
iof us TO hold the country long on account OF the
Iens1 expense 70 which our Government will be sub
eo snd also from the expectation that the divisions
~ parties and differences Of opinion among our people
70 eventually csuse the withdrawal Of our armies
"o'n 'he country. n o. Delta 2ls,.
.Hs INV ORLEANS TRoPIc-A letter says, The
-s OF this journal which was suspended few
a, 90, shce were sold At auction some days ago for
- :, 20 gentleman OF New Orleans. and the pubhcs-
,s. -. eo paper will be resumed under the editorial
h,.emen, OF Mr. I. B. Thorpe well known In the
F. word ~ Tom Owen the Bee Hunter" and
SENATOR 0' W "o ps'o" no"so w"
~ oSsNstcrIcUT CossriTuTIosAL AMEvpMHSrs-
he csan.' mas rejected the proposed amendment TO
a. N'osutnhon, providing for the change of time for
meeting OF the Legislature and holding our annual
r. ~ svote of Is 10 s The House had passed H.
,,.s sens'e passed the Negro Suffrage amendmsnt by
'"7 oi IL 70 . The House had escted a.
New Hsvea Palladium.
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JUDICIARY AcT.-In this bill, section As, as it
p,sssd the Senate, II provided that issues of fact
viii certain exceptions should be tried In the County
which the DEFENDANTS, or some Of them" were
residents when the suit commenced The word E" DE-
TESDASrs was struck out in Assembly, and PARTIES
substituted; and, thus altered, the bill became law.
M Deyelln ono Of City members in anote to the
Editor remarks, that some Of the law publishers here
have issued the Act in pamphlet FORM substituting the
word DEFENDANTS" which is not in the law, for the
word PARTIES which is. This is material error and
houd be speedily corrected.
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JndiciaI Nominntions-WAs.

J@erson Coulty.-DANIEL LEE, Surrogate AU-
ersTUs FoRD, District Attorney
The northern State Journal says that the nomination OF
Mr. LANSING the gentleman selected by the other party
vas generally acceptable that many Wings were de-
s0us Of keeping the election OF the Judiciary free from
he political organizations of the day and that the Wing
County Convention after mature elaboration deter
mined 20 Offer opposition TO his election County
lotse The Supervisors have fixed the judges salary
q 900 ard the Surrogate's AZ 5000
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

TIE JUDICIARY AcT.-Whether are the Legs
,,,re. the Albany Argus and Atlas, or the Secre-
,,ry Of State at fault, in substituting in the official
eiitons Of the Judiciary Act, published in these
aa-pss and copied here, the word "by" for the
word @to," in97l1 The bill, rs it passed the
senate and as it was reported on by the Assem-.
Bys Committee, and printed, had paid TO said
eerk. in line &C. In line 80 of II, in the Argus,
It's paid By said clerk" which Of it is SO in the
snerossed statute amounts TO a notification Of an
Important provision.
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NORTH CARoLISA.--NATHANIEL BoYDEH ia the
Wing Candidate for Congress in the new lid Dis
tict which is Wing. DR.. SIDNEY WELLER is a
olunteer Wing candidate in tho With District
which we think is Loco