New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-29

nxxva.r AssocIATIos AT RoxBURY-SEcoSD
n.v--June THE Associston assembled az me Il
-. church At 2 o'clock, An. memorial was pre-
.~nted aud read before toe by Rev Mr. -ahin OF lem
alton ia reference Slsvery;he substance Of which
"a. that this Association shoud not send delegates 20
,hs General Assembly Old and New school ffespyte-
,sDnor receive delegates from those bodies, unless
,ber churches would ceivfr Themselves from ciAFe
~ This memorial was referred % Commune con
sisting of Revs. J L. Taylor, J. Have9 and :. =
Clark Rev. Mr.. Huntington o. Norm bfihseN''
made report q yislf last 10 the chufea %
Iowa lie reports that Scv Engand l. spfcsoins -
character and influence there repidy ne GU, -
the Fourth If July last with 200 sabbath rcADo emu
dren and their teachers IN Iowa Al ths pom. N9'.
Mr. Knight Of Berkshire County, eisiil011- -
OF the members - The BeTAknfe $50 49," -
1913 70 SO From nc copy co,nut'- - D-'
g., Harvard Cooye Library. We learn tnAt some VI 20"
most reepec'sd d.gines 10 the lalo nave Ot'o> - "a
body s.rh a. Drs San.l HOpk.ns' r'e'en "e',, III
szer Fitch Z Moore Mark hopAins Oheslei De"ty'
II n ete the other delegate from Berkshire, 1fsy-
haired divine Of IS, caused some ineiiiii''- 40 W
meeting when "A the course o. some I'M" - -
that this uas ~ trsf ria@ N bD'H AS' ~ D7~-''
- poton offered report in reference ~ the connec-
lion be, Neen common schs0 education AAo ie"s'oh.
Tne reoort recommends that the ministers OIL hA the
es~,cbrs connected with this body d. not piironize
obisl ~ pr.vafe schools ss general sys'e, but 30
ssoorove d. ana Will support the pre'ent systcm II
cpr,oon senoeis 1ne report, an interesting one vas
sdrntsd ana will probably be- printed IL called iofh
a.p|so.os,s d..cgsson. ia which Dr.. Ballard snd
u,1cbeoak end Rev. Messrs. Pike, OF hDwley Cole oi
We VIi,ge Mcclure Of Maiden, and Marsh Vi Nest
Z f.lFU
rooru.ng was made by Dr Baird o. We" YORK, IN ref
ereDee 10 The " American ana Foreign Christian Union
eocsy" whose objectltis 70 BEN dl tho Roman Csth
Ole world lD'st'H 4iiier' -''N
DEsrlUcuyg FiRT This morning IRE broke
ot in The workshop attached 10 the cxfenge house
fa,ni,hing establishment Of Jsmes COruan & ron, on
Baltimore Harrsou sts. The iafnes were not ar.
rested until The chop Wss entirely destroyed WIN 81
the valuable tools contained in it. aud the unfinished
work on hand. Tho JapauniDg establishment Of J'oob
4 Hoxscr the third tD0r o.! The hOuse Oh HARRISON
r was also considerably dame eec, and The emma ana
gsss store o. ~ T. Bokce, adjoining Tho tota loss pl
Corflsn g. Son. On building stock sDd iOois, u c-yD
70 Si0OOO. the house j. insured IN the Lquhpie D'r
20 an arnount fully sufficient 20 cover the los- the
.tock IN the FueInsns Once for Sl2O aud me tools
for s7OO IN the same Office Mr. HOwsers damage was
pof hesvy--nO insurance Mr. Bokecs loss Is slvJ or
ESQ which IL covered by insurance IN the Franklin
Office Philadelp ha The gable end Of the Bazaar, ad
Joining the shop HarTisOn-ft was considerably Dam
aged On the roof the loss, however u covered by IN
.1rance 10 the Fremans Office. The building belongs
70 Geo. AppOld. mat Faui0r ~''n'
NEw I>vgNrIOS n BAKlHG.--An invention has
been made 10 Glasgow, which promises 20 be OF great
service the process OF baking As II has not yet been
patented not al liberty % enter into details
hymo idea Of effects may, however, be formed from
the fact that little model toy In appearance,
standing upon table less than yard long, and only
half vide, il fully capable Of doing the work Of hve
ak bakers class OF men whose labor j. wen known
10 be none OF the ghtest The doug boin made and
nodded by the machine into loaves Of the required si<e
and shape and by original an ingenious process OF
mixing aud knesdng, which can boz GONE fiinei WIN
or without BARN the usual lose a. weight attributed 70
evaporation In raising hs spOugc' 's ma
great saving IN -four, A. well as time hse
quenfly Elected. The bread manu-. iel
OF the machine Is OF the most eXcelD.
ZEN.
AKRos FLOURISG MILIs.-Iterr .t Aaron.
Ohio I've Touring mills making ON an average l.3OOJ
bills -four annually During Tie running season they
make about 1000 bbls. per day. Iuey give employ.
ment TO over eO persons. The amount Ot money pad
out per annum by these mills Il nearly Ss1ODoo Be
ode the mills al Akron there several other mills IN
sunmit County ltis estimated that all the mills IN
that county pay ont the OF sl,OO0OO0 per snnum
for wheat and labor.
LIBEL o. A. EOIToR-The DrOpretors of the
e4iaoy BhtQ have recovered $3.50 from Mr. Wood
the publisher Of the QUINCY Qls) HDo6, IN suit
Ia, lbel