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On Tuesday evening, the Goth inst, Mrs MARGARET
GOBLET widow Of the late Robert Ratsy Goeet in the
10th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and those of
her son in law Ebert Kip requested to attend
her funeral from her late residence. No. 3lS Fourth
street, near Broadway Friday, the Goth inst, at
half past O'Clock, without further notice.
On Tuesday evening" the Goth inst JAMES s young
est son Of VIM II. and Susa nnah Wright, aged year.
3months, and Is days.
The frie nds and acquaintsnces of the family
spectfully invited to attend the funeral at O'Clock
this hursdsy afternoon, from his fathers residence,
AZ Dominick street.
At Brooklyn, on the 9th inst, the Hon. MICHAEL
HoyrMAr, aged go years, Naval Officer of the Port of
New York.
His friends and acquantances are requested to at
ten his funeral at his late residence No. 70 Pao c
street, at O'Clock this afternoon without further
vtation. His remains will be removed to Herkmer,
his former residence, for interment.
On Sunday, oath inst, at Coldenham Orange
county N Y, Mrs. ANN MANIA COOPER, in the 51st
year of her age.
ON Tuesday, Goth September, ls4s, ELLEN MATILDA,
wife Of Henry Payne, No. 81 Ninth avenue NY.
Lately, at Baltingsss, Ireland, Lady ELIZABETH
STAFFORD, sister of the Earl of Aldborough.
In Hull. lately the Prussian General Tom THUMB.
On the 2sth ult., at Bath, England, Rear Admiral
JOHN DUR MARYLAND.
On the Goth ut., at Gareloch, Scotland, JOHN
Mckenzie, Esq celebrated scholar, whose name is
well known in connection with Celtic literature.
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rFrom the NJ o. Pioavu,s Seut 4,

FROM LAoUNA.-The United States soop of war
Saratoga arrived at Pensacola on the Nth inst.
md came {. anchor off The navy yard. She is ten
days from Lsguns all we'll Yucatan has annexed
it,if to Mexco and all the Indian ces are
removed to the ibterior and we're pretty we'll over
with when the Saratoga left.
The following list Of the officers of the Saratoga
VIM e. Nicholson, Commander; c, =. Molntosh, s.
ID. Trenchsrd, Geo Henry PreDie Leuten ants; Robt.
Petit, Purser j. ID. Miller, Surgeon; Steele, As
sstant Surgeon; John Wilkinson, Mast, r; j. +. fatt-
nell, Lieut. U. s. Marines; j. H. Tiliotson, j. Wal.
tiers, DeGrsss Livingstone, y. A Greer, ii. Thorne,
n. Thomss Carpenter; Francis Dawson, Gunner;
- Brdssli, Ssilmsker; William ii Myers, Purser'
Steward; William II. Hamilton, Masters Mate.
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no THE NEW YORK WHO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
AsHLAHD. Ssptsnbsr -, lsls.
0EsrLrhEs-lh have received Jour oncisi letter -
members OF tie executive committee Of the Demo
cratic Whig General Committee Of the oity and
county Of New York, and take pleasure in answer
Never, from the period OF the deeison OF the Phs-
delphia Convention against my nomination . osn-
did.te for the Prssidenoy, have I oesn willing, ner
would accept nomination II II vas rendered 70
me; and 1t Is my unaffected desire that further
ofcs have seen, therefore. WITH regret, novsns.ts
In various quarter having for their object to present.
mo ~ candidate to the Anerican people. These
movements have been made without any appreciation
from me- In the Mt complicated state Of the Pre-
ride initial election they cannot In my opinion BE- At
tended nth any public good and tend to tn. In
Of the and to the evaporation
Whilst say shis much, without reserve must, ne
my warm hearted and faithful friends a. continue
to induee the vain hope Of placing mo In the once Of
neither think it Just nor polite to stsmstss them -
fsotionists, nor by any other opprobrieus epithst
Among them ! recognize name: which have been
cause, and for ardent patriotism.
You advert With entire truth, to theSseel and Ads-
the o
patton . candidate for the Presidency. am most
thankful to them, and shall ever reooect their sxer-
With great respect, am your friend and obsdsnt
servant, (Sisned) H. CLAY.
TO THE CINCINNATI COMMITTEE.
AsHLAND, September /, 18ls
Gentlemen- have received your letter, stating that
Gin the conflicting state Of the politics Of
beloved country 1t Is the honest and sincere opinion
of thousands Of your friends and Jealous supporter
that this 10 the suspicious time fer the independent
presentation Of your to the voters Of this
federacy, for the Chief Magistraey Of our Union"
and you invite mo to assume that position.
My name gentlemen, was submitted, with my con-
sent to the consideration Of tho Wing Convention,
which met in Philadelphia, In Juno last and the Con-
vention did net think proper to nominate me Is .
candidate for the Presidency Of the United States.
consent to any further of my name In connection
with that Office. l have accordingly RETAINED from
giving and must continue to decline wing the slight
est encouragement countenance to any such Of
It,
lam, nevertheless thankful for the confidence In me
which you do me the honor to entertain.
With great respect, am,
Your friend and obedient serv't.
H. CLAY.
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suN SETS ~ HIGH WATER. 3
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Bsrk,-Averon Cashier Cork and mkt Nesmith Walsh
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day, the BANK She ne News ms soy
d ZIP John s@s ss9Sy miles S.s s che ss Aug ma
British ship niadem steene London dsy ballast 2s
boy yesterday, at pm; ~ miles 81 Of the Hook.
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zt, With mde Barssow Pope. Tooa plot on tie 10Th
ship Albania, tof Po,tsmevhl sohendr Liverpool Al days
with ssp no FIs. sos e 20
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spoke 81 Keepsake from Liverpool ssnivs q
steering The has lost hor and minen topEa
liant mass She boarded ~ the News BOY At O'Clock last
night rs miles SSE u the Iiooi.
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and GbsAltar 18th with mdse Jones Phillips The
vesrd.d y ne nsss Boy ysstsrda crnSss IL the ofns
md,s DrsTer Devn Aug d. at ~ Ion 20 TO- spoke brig
Zaide from Baltimore for Cadix
Br brig Green Wet Tucker Bremen 8 days. In ballast
sno 6S passengers. 10 n Pope
Bri strthmose E Poru sdoe 90 days With slates
BARCLAY kviassson 1hinsA In asqual ostmaia tsnB
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FROM HAYT1.-The Kingston Journal of the 9Th
inst, has the following peaceful Intelligence from
this heretofore distracted country:-By II M steamer
Vixen which arrived yesterday from Port Prince,
We learn that the state of things in Hayti sub
sided down to degree of Quietness which be re-
ceived with feelings Of satisfaction by every friend of
that distracted and unfortunate country On Friday
last four colored having been ned to
DEATH they taken from prison that day. to be
sent to Lsscaholes to be shot The cries of the fe
males throughout the town great, but having
supported their conviction Of the innocence Of the
condemned at about two O'Clock the place presented
scene of gaety having been asoertxined that the
President had repreved the prisoners and
messengers to have them brought back The multi
tude consisting principally Of females, went far rs
Drouge," flour miles from the town. to greet the
prisoners their fortunate escape from
In the evening they entered Port Prince amid the
exclsmatons Of the people Of the cries Of Vive
lie President, Vive lie President Soulouque ~ being
heard on all sides. The town illum mated the
last great number Of females formed cortege to
the prison. and thence repaired to the Government
HouFe to return their thanks the President for his
merciful consideration to the prisoners Thus (wrtes
our corresponoent great hopes entertained that
great change in the state Of things will take place
for the better and 1t is to be hoped that under
blessing Of divine Providence, there will be but one
feeling hitherto existing in this country that Of
therly love between all classes, for all
all i'll feeling it is wished, will subside and 1t Is
ected that all will join with in wishing long life
to President Sououque Tranquility rcgns in the
country, and measures Dg taken for eec
restoring commerce on q more solid footing n-BgH
american, Sept. 20.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bou nd to this port will
fer favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports, intended for the Nep Ysrk Herald ready
Immediate delivery to news steamer the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
cinty Of Sandy Hook. Thoee bound to other ports.
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise ship news or papers that may be deem
ed of interest to the community. We will gladly
oiprocate the favor.
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LivtI rooI Steamship Eaops-Ar Andrea and lady, child
teiys M Ban, ard and lady, New York Mr. Hsnes and
sd, uhssephs Mrs Col Calder Miss Calder England Mis-,
dr. aud elyant, Mr. Ba Geek and lady MessrsJ Demina
h,lm H. fnsn Geo Christ, Francis Watson Jos Stewart WIN
Lotun,r Gilcbrist New York; Wm Roberst Ednburuh
Mr. k@eried Mr. Hastedt New Ycrh; Mr. smith, GLASGOW;
Nj cnth New York. Mr. Mossn Holmes Mr. Que nteI Mr. WIN
Li,irg,top, New York; Mr. Vim CrSwther England; Mr.
PpgT NJ lily; New York Mr. Lewis, Philadelphia; Mr.
Bucksy New York Mr. Homsp, Manchester, Mr. Powell Pat
hoelpis NJ Zeonaa Nye Yort; Mr. Gonnett Mr. xori
Gnd Mr surny 18th nders and John Russell
NJ sihors Fhad. phia; Kuhn Indiapa SCOOTER 70
M Inne France; Mr. Betbe; Smith. Mr. Mcsd York:
Rlnrd Armstrong servant Essnd; Major Moore MT
lamar Frances snm Lover Londoni Mr. ken, Lyna
YORK Mrschott Hanborg; tutter6eld. York; Mao.
Nm, , Montreal Mr. Paul New Yo,h I'd Essr. asuire
IT, York Mr. vogl Paris; b Nss Spencer wet York,
ytnet More LverIo' Col Cassr ENGLAND; Alex Brown and
Daughter MAI chester NH Mr. Bexouin, Mobiles Emanuel N
Urlssrs M pssscn Miss Wses ondon stevens vermont
kWroo, Loneec J Rustice, Cowdin Boston: d
hungord salem Mons Cbaauncu France; John Wni,e
aD6ohld-g8 " '"''" ~"
tr s,iss1Rey Hnroan Blair Potion. s. Mis-. Tucker
Ibitd ,iti. Mrs Harvey, Newfoui d,snd; DR. vers A
sers idesi kobop BLACK, and Geo Mackens'e Of HAN
New York. ""~'~ "~"Y
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Passengers Arrived.

LiyEnPoor-Packet ship John skiddy-Mr John Bullock
Mrs Buch, aud Miss Bullock Miss Eyerard England: NJ
Ward, Kentucky. and go IN the steerage
Lyysroo-Shig Sea Queen-John Foster, Mrs Foster Mis
mary Chnwsy Mr. Hodson Mrs Bodson Thos Brown
M.aa Brown J.hn MoKeon, James McKeon Holaswon and
two Iargers TAX out Of the Ocean viz MARY Ann
smith and William Jackson MI had his wife on board the
steersge. INV -" VIC
LTsh roo-ship Louisiana-Mrs Mowbray and chld-Us in
the st,ersge - -
lonIoN-Brish Ship Dadem-Joseph Fletcher NewhoG,
Bnrga Pauline and Josephine Bnrghai Caroline Forchermer
Boyei-2la In the steerspc.
1.nhppAsnsh,p Ange,que=J vosksm7 Braath.
two others. 80 - =
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LAMENTABIE OcCURRENCE.-A rumor was cur
rent the oath inst. that melancholy affair had
occurred in Schuykill, Fourth street. near Walnut,
the particulars of which somewhat like the follow
ing "A clerk in dry goods store, in Third street. Mr.
L. had been brought home in cab, from party, where
he had been enjoying himself rather too freely After
being taken to his ROOM he attempted to leave the
house, rs he said to get "drnk" His sister, Miss
Jane l., endeavored to prevent him and in doing so,
received blow from her brother the left temple,
which caused her to fall down a fight of several stone
steps at the door, upon the sidewalk. When she
taken up, it discovered that her skull frac
tured and great danger was apprehe from hsmorr
hage. The unhappy young man has remained con-
stanty at his sisters d-side, making effort to
escape Report stated that he int nded deliver him
self up to the proper authorities to-day The young
lady said to ba badly injured that her recovery
was considered extremely doubtful
The trennia festival of the Massachusetts, Horticu
tursl Society held Friday evening at Faneuil
Hall. Boston.
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THE DOCTOR.

On the nigh al The 2Isl2zd, Mr. Bond the sstro
nnT'' - The Ubivr 10y ut Cambridge. obtsinsd OBJ
r.''on, b, which he ascrTSiord the existence OF
eaghth satellite Of the planet Saturn.
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Married.

Married.
At Warren, r | on Thursday afternoon, the 81.
September, by the Rev G w Hathaway, SAMUEL Va
RENSSELAER, HIcKcox. Of Worcester, Macs to SusAi
daughter Of Hon. Nathan M. Wheaton, Of the form,
place.
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FROM JAMAICA by the schooner Mary Eme.
line, Capt Bonney, at this port, yesterday, we are
III receipt OF Kingston JAM papers to the 6th
about ten days later than previous advices The pa
pers make mention of further ourages by this ne
groes and it may be presumed that the recent an IT,
tax movement has passed off quietly His Excelle nc
the Governor Of the Island. has met with a very Sc
we're accident, in having been thrown from a mule on
which he was riding. at Highgate his country resi-
dence His excellsncJ remained for nearly
tSo hours after he had been taken up, and at the
latest accounts he remained where the acc mt hap
pened unable to be removed
The movements Of General Santa Anna are thus
noticed in the Morning Journal of the fourth
instant -" We learn that General Sa nta Anna has
desire TO make more lengthy sojourn this iss ad
II an he intended and do not hesitate In assert
ing our opinion that city will likely become the
permanent bde Of this distinguished parsonage We
understsnd that the general together with his amiabe
wife and daughter, intend setting out to- morrow on
atour to st AIMS, for the purpose of viewing the
scenery of that lovely parish Preparations are now
being made by certain distinguished parties to escort
him and his family together with his secretary nd
aidde-caDp The general and his family are stilI en-
toying good health and to appreciate our Isle OF
Springs 1t Ia said that the generals lady aud
daughter are devoting their time whilst here to the
study OF the English language and are both part,cu
larly the young lady, making considerable. progress in
their studies" From the above 1t would appear that
the report concerning he extreme ill health of the
lady Of Santa Anna. which has been recently pub
lisbed In this country is without foundation Bali
American Sept 26
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PHILADELPHIA, sept ~, 1915.
Eleven thousand six hundred dollars Of the Chester
County Bank notes, stolen from DE- Oar ington, have
been restored by williams, alias Sappy, Of the
prisoners who has "squeaked" upon his accsmplices
The suspension Of Lieut.. James Young Of the city
police from the duties Of his station by Mayor Swift
account Of the suspicious that exist Of his being
an accessory, is now Ascertsined to be Q fact.
DR.. Rush Van Dyke has been called to the profess
sorship Of Materia Medca in the Phiadephis College
Of Medicine left vacant by the resignation Of Jesse r.
Burden.
The Philadelphia society for promoting agriculture,
hold their annual exhibition Thursday and Friday
next at the Rising Sun village in the upper part Of
this county. The address will be delivered BY Co
vernon Emerson, M. D., on Friday.
An immense wooden structure, built the wharf, in
Remington, for the government, which was to have
boon used q foundation for light house, on the
Brandywine shoals sold this morning $500 1t
was built nearly ten years since at cost of thou.
sands. but the experiment has now been abandoned,
and the patent iron ecrew spes adopted founda-
ton for the light house The original appropriation
for trying the experiment about $50 COO the most
Of which was however, expended In tho stone for the
building which wss prepared and somewhere in
Brandywins Hundred.
The Taylor and Fillmore Convention, of the first
district refused to Lominate any candidate Con-
gress last evening" and the contest viii therefore be
between Col. Florence and Lewis c. Levin.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDH AND TAMpICo.-The U.
s. steamer A. r. Hetzel, Capt Ellery, arrived yes
terday from Tampico and the Brszos, and the
schooner Oregon, Capt. Trenis from Tampioo By
these vessels have Tsmpico papers Of the 9th ns
and Matamoros Of the 18th Thu schooners Major
Barbour, Sarah Jane, and Avarado we've left ct tho
Brazos.
The dates from Monterey are to the Sd inst Buzz
ness there and at Satillo was extremely dull. Mr.
GARNER, . merchant Of Monterey reported to have
been murdered proves to be alive. The utmost good
feeling s said to exist between tho American and
tive residents Of Monterey.
The Flag says that General Bustamente Is to have
command on the Rio Grand frontier, and will make
his adquarters at Matamoros Colonel Castillo Is
expected At the point with four hve hun dred
Dragons
The Mexican authorities are ferreting out tho muir
derers Of Mr.. Carroll, and with some success. He Is
believed to have been killed by his servants who
have both been arrested. The Flag gives full dc.
tails on the subject, but have not room for them.
Ell Noticoso Il Tampico Of the 9th inst, contains
co. to the general government protesting their oppose
faction with the existing state Of things and their 10y
atty to the They reflect upon the editors
Of the Noeioso for the state Of feel
ing in Tsmpco which they aege to be entirely loyal
The same number Of the Noti"ioso contains decree
of the President in which provision 10 made for the
moval Of Mexican citizens from territories surrender
ed to the United States back to their own country
The government deals literally with all SUCH treating
them In the light Of the most favored
Orleans Picayune, Sept. IL,
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LATE FROM THE PAcFIc-The schooner Mary
Emeline, Capt. Bonney, arrived here on Sunday
evening from Jamaica. bringing among the passe myers
Cspt. Samuel II Deale, who left New York in charge
OF the Peruvian steamer Rmac Quilt at that port
and arrived safely at Callao. Capt Deae left Caao
on the goth Of August and reached Panama on tho
2.th He crossed the isthmus aud reaching Chagres
left there on the Goth August for jamaica He left
Jamaica on the 9th inst for Baltimore
The information we have been able to gather frc m
the captain lie meagre he having no letters or pa
except such as were directed for New York Yer.
bay we learned that war still existed in Peru be-
tween the established government and the insurgents
On the 18th OF July, Immediately after the arrival OF
the Rimac, descent was made upon a place called
AFRICA, by The steamer Rmac; and Capt DeaIe With
100 men captured the place. with . loss of 100 men
killed and wounded on the part of the Insurgents
and 10 men wounded on his side The officer In COM
mand Of the post, with all his men were taken pri-
soDers and delivered to the Castle at Callso I'bs
government was firm in its position Lieut. Scheuck,
u. Navy, came passe oyer as far rs Janaica being
bearer Of dispatches for the govern men He took
pstfage In the bark Emily. for Philadelphia which
Was to eail on the 7th inst The IT, 8 ship Congress
was at MSzatsn, bound for the East indies all we'll
Everything was quiet on the coast Another u S
vessel (Which Captain Deale ssyr was the Dea) was
atVsparsiso on the 22d July bound home (This ves.
gel lie the Cyspe, and was In port on the 29th) We
bsveDo accounts Of the markets.-Balt Sun Sent 20
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DEATH OF DIR. J. L.. MARTIN, CHARGE par
FAIRIES AT RoMK.-A very long and interesting de-
tpstch received at the State Depart by the
Isst steamer, from DR.. Martin he'd Charge
d'Aasr,s giving an account Of his cordial reception
by the Pope OF the compliments which his Holiness
paid To or country-snd treating, with great clear
and force Of the situation Of Rome and of tho
ltcsl condition Of the Italian STATES 1t was writ
ten In the Doctor's happiest manner This despatch
bears date the Goth Of August. And now remark
the melancholy change which has rapidly ensued.
IL ie with much concern We have to S<ste that the
arrival brings letters from Mr. Bancroft 1T Lon
don, and Gen Armstrong at Liverpool stating that
DIR Msrtnswss taken voient Ill ON the 25th Of Aug,
and brs ahed his last the 28th Thus the country
decided talents, OF great nts, and high
cbsrscter and Of the beet writer's our country
He he'd. probably superior In the power of compo.
titon and no production Of his pen could well have
.n,p.tsed his last despatoh to the governme Mt
Washington Union, Stpf ~.
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NTElLIcENCF BIZ the MAILS.
Amsrrcan .Nocks LookiHg w.

AmfrIcaW NOcks IookiHg Up
WASHINGTON, Sept. ~, 1913.
We understand that Messrs Corcran and Riggs
have received highly 'svo-aole advices by the
steamer AZ regards The rate Of American stocks in
the European market A large portion OF the
nd ,or n by C and r., and the demand for mi
~ states stocks was on the increase. Of course
Ms does away with the approximations which were
enc r1aIned al the date ct last letter. OMKCA.
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Aew York Diocesan Ce.vensaoa.
The annual convention Of this diocese assembled
TIE Rev. DR.. Corr Rad ths opening prayer.
The Rev Mr. TvrTLx read the lessons
The Rev DR.. BEaRIAr read tho aati-eommuniea
The Rev. Dr. CaEIoHroK read the spistle Of the day
After the holy communion sdministsrsd
his text from 18th chapter Of the spsls to the Hebrews
The Secretary, Rev Dr.. HAIoar, ct the oonolusion
Of the services called the convention to order, upon
Rev. Dr. BrsarAN was appointed President pro ssm
The following roll Of names Of tho clergy hsrsup
nsssrs Ahsscronbss H. Adans Andrea Anthem. Appleton
5i AS 4rs: ss
yioh. Bourne, Boydss. Bro... Brow, c. BsoynL W
r. Ss sc davis Bs ss 3 Ss:s as
sssss Ss. & Gs:sSs
a.1 a: ss s.:si.y h.s a.s
e. aisao. His6es hsv1:nS HSyS O. Hubbard aSse.sd.
jolsses: Jones jsns. juss. KIP leonard Lys:;
f fss HS1 se f.s'' fs.s'E r.rA r.SSs
~ I.st Piios R.a.s@ Reed k.ynsid keS@ond soS:rson.
sss~ sSs s a
Smith, Smith O. Il smith souhsrd. spoonsr sssssas
s:1ss
xs
Most Of the above answered to their Names
A committee, consisting Of Rev. DR.. Haight, Hon.
Luther Brsdish and MIR Hsrrson were here appointed
to sxsmiDe the credentials Of the lay
After which,
The Rev DR.: C.EIoHToN was appointed president,
upon which he briefly Addressed tho convention
stating that he would his best efforts discharge
his o6icisl duties.
The rules were read and tho Rev. DR.. Hsight Was
appointed secretary and Rev. Mr.. Roland, treasurer
Rev. Mr. Eigsnbrodt was appointed assistant secreta
tary.
The committees subsequently nominated, and
appointed. After which.
The Rev. DR.. TAYLOR gave notice that be would call
up the report informally laid aside the occasion Of
the last meeting Of the convention in relation to the
proposed alteration In tho can0ns. constitution, 60
The convention adjourned over to O'Clock, this
forenoon.
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Herald Marine Oorresponseuo,.

The ship 0aronnc Myer from Rotterdam arrived on Tut
day. with gin, to joel Wolfe, should 10 Wolff Co.