The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-11-09

orR;shop Onderdok The High Church party
succeeded in voting down the proposition de-
cIariDg the diocese of New York vacant. oy
majority of 10 of the clergy and oil the lalty
New Canons were adopted, which autEoriZe
the Convention Of New York 10 place the Oh
ocese nnder the care OF a Missionary bishop'
and also provfding for The remission oil me
snsnension (under which Bishop Onderdonk
lies in the following manner;
..The Bishops OF the Church. who may De
entitled TO seats in the house of Bishops, may
aItooether remit and terminate any judicial
sen,ence which may have been imposed, or
NAV hereafter be imposed by Bishops acung
collectively as Judicial Tribunal or modify
tha .ame so far as 10 designate precise Pc
rod o time or other specific contingency, on
The occurrence Of which, such sentence shall
utterly cease and be o. mo further force olet-
This is said TO be regarded by the friends
orBishop Onderdonk as complete triumph.
Bat il is not understood that there has been
any change of opinion among those who
passed the sentence in Bishop Onderdonk' s
case; or that he repents. The decision Is now
left with The House of Bishops; and on Their
failure 10 restore him, missionary Bishop
may act in his place.
FRE1cHr OF WESTERN PRODUCE. The
Rochester IN. " Daily American states
thar within the last week or ten days irelghls
have run up rapidly. On the 10Th OF tins
month lrcighIs from Rochester 10 Albany on
Aonr were 30 cents, which had been the cur
,en. ratelor some weeks. On the %. IS cents
was maid by most shippers for flour 10 the
Hudson The same paper says-"Our quo
,ations shov some decline 10 the price OF
aour in this market owing enlirlJ 10 the
advanced rates Transportation"
~ The Rev. JAMES DAVIS BUTLER,
A. Nj. late Professor at Norwich. was or
daincd TO The work OF The gospel ministry,
end installed pastor ofthe Congregational
Church AT WELLS RIVER, VI OIL Thursday,
the 14lh instant.
DEATH by TrLEGRAPH Wires. The
Cincinnati Signal learns that on the l7lh: as
Mr.. Sawyer. a young gentleman ofhigh re-
epecfaibiliiy, was riding at verN fast rate
10 see female acquaintance in Dearborn
county, Indiana. he came up against The tele
crarh wires which cut his throat, producing
almost Instant death. Tie wires had been
lowered for the purpose ofmaking certain re
pairs on the line.
/ CIerer Auecdote Mr. Kendall, in one
This letters. says-"Speaking of Mr. Trist,
reminds me OF story current on the 18th
II is said that shortly after Charullepec was
carried, that gentleman rode up the height.
and GA being recognized by a gailai Irish sol
der. the latter accosted him with q say. sir,
lis beautiful hraty we We made wild 'en TO-
day sir"
IL Hon. Waddy Thompson. (Whic) laie
MI.isier 10 Mexico, III a recent speech advo
rates The doctrine strongly, Of n9 more Sfcrc
ferriforu-nnG expressly on this ground: Thai
ten states have given strong expressions IN
support OF tie Wilmoi Proviso-Ihat it is hoi
TO be presumed they will falter from this puSi-
:ion--and therefore The least evil will be 10 re-
main as We are. So SAYS Mr. Herren. aui so
pavs he whole north; but as The whole north
cannot now control The treaty making power
The WiImoi PrnviSo S added. II you trIH
have more territory il shall be free territory,
or The pc piles representatives. will not appro
pirate dollar 10 carry such ireaiyin,O effect.
Wisconsin will apply 10 the next Congress
for admission into the Union. Her Legisa-
lure is now in session TO prepare the way.
Her population is now over 100000.
~ The extensive Card Mandatory o f
E. Crelorc. al Milton, has been destroyed by
fre-Loss in Stock machinery. &c. between
S20tC0 and 30,0C0-rarliaiIy insured.
TIE CoNDucT or THE WAR.-A letter 10
the Bal more sun says
Srfiicici inlin aiiors have been thrown out
in regard 10 The orders recently cent 10 Gen
Soon, 10 convince me than he has hcen direc-
rtcicd. Is, 10 trouble himself no longer about
q. TO leave nndisturbcd tic shadow OF gov
crnmcui now al QuereIaro; Sd, TO PREPARE
TOR PERMANENT OCCUPATION and for tranquil
izing tie county; 4fh, 10 d:sarm the whole
population nf The cities and country on the
road from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico. and break
up and DESTROY their arms; and 5h, 10 levy
contributions upon the principal cities and
Eiaes.
Hox AMos TUcK.-Thc Portsmouth Jour
nal speaks with The greatest confidence of the
political opinions and principles OF Mr. Tuck,
and intimaics Thai heis sound on the questions
ofsavery. war, the sub-I-easury and proiec-
lion TO American labor. ale agrees in the
MAN," says the Journal with majority of
lie people Of this district. and they have no
Tears that he will fail TO represent Them fl ilh !
fully and ably. A man who look ground |
n5aIns This former party III lie day It's row
er and prescription, who had the courage 10
brave denuncialions when il was supposed |
that they announced The DEGREES of power,
will not be likely 10 be driven from his posi-
lion by denuncariors which have lost their !
power though they retain their maIignity.' |
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REAPING MAcHINE-The Michigan TeIe-
graph speaking of large rcaping machine in
operation al Praire Rondc, says the machane