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New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29
Plank Ronds-BIble in Lewis Co.-Weather
Accidents nfs-Intemperance.

Correspondence of Inc Tribune.
LowvrLE, Jan p. lsia.
HoRAcE GREEIEY, Esq. A community such a
we have In Lewis County does not often present ma,
ters Of very ea, importance 10 the world at large yet
we occ ssonaly have topics which may prove Of inter
est to many Of yonr readers sm frequently amused
with toe question Where Is Lewis County p when in
your City and without hoping to teach Geography TO
the readers Of TAe Tribune will start on the sssump
ton that it Ia somewhere and it acceptable occasion
ally rub the spectacle glasses Of nauirers for the pur
pose Of letting them see wha, is going on In Lewis -
change quite as percepuble tbs, which has al.
ready become a matter Of history In the mind" of =
dstin gulshed parsonage Is going 90 here In the I'm
urogement OF our rosds and rivers and have some
hope Of being able, before many months shall have
passed 10 make the from Jucs or Rome 10 Oytens
burgh and on nu nber OF lateral routes, good sab
stsnuai PLANK ROADS. The Albany EceatnS Journal
ssy. that Plank Roads belong ~ the sze Asd they
are worthy OF t tor greater improvement short OF
the rapdiy Of the railroad could scarcely be devised
Some interesting fscs have been brought 20 light
Gently By Rev Mr. Turner Agent OF the Lewis County
Bbe Society Ia rezard 10 the distribution Of the Bible
To omit merely local dstas he hiss sscertsined that
there were families without the Bible Ia the towns
named As follOvs
ia West Leyden % families 2l Of these English and
American OF Roman Catholic Communion. In Ley.
den 10 families In Turin Corners, "a families Ia
Msrtiushurgh. II families. 10 West Turn 80 families
unsupped 267 of these the Roman Catholic faith
II Of whom were persuaded 10 receive tho Bible 10
L0wvile families unsuppied 10 all about $40 families
were destitute Of the Bioe In one half OF the County
Most Of these, 90 pyr cent members OF the
K jman Catholic Church, whose religious preiudices
could De overcome 10 only few instances.
The cold winds blow over our bills and give rs Win.
ter n earnest We have bad low g. below zero,
aud our seighlng % excellent
The only Items of local intelligence which can give
are 10 reference the sudden death Of three indivdd
ais Of whom tns latter victim oiintoxicsron
Parsons TslcOtt. Old aud respectable citizen Of
Leydsn In this County vas killed sss Tuesdsy in the
town Of Greis Pine Creek. while engaged in lum
oerlBg
A cnd OF Nr. Samuel Cones family. on LeJten Hill,
On sunday, l4th Inst wss scaded 70 death.
rnan, whose name could not learn. from Onelda
Castle had been Kochys 10 this County for losd OF
shingles sld on his return, about bali mile beyond
the County line MS sleigh struck into pitch hole and
ne was thrown of He Wss found few minutes alter
ward By travellers their road up, with hs head rest
ing on roll Of the sleigh and With bis body under
the runner ,hs load resting upon ss breast Ills skull
was broken, and Il IL probable from tho position In
which ne Wa. found that his neck also broken.
AZ ever. yours. sc. w. y. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

rsc.pg.-The AReHt0ra lls-l Denoer@ s.aies
-, "a .,sbIips attached 10 Captain George AiIters
,sss aN9 near coopersOurs e 70 The ground wa 2 AZ
caused BY the weight OF snow on The TOOL
Mr Wienmer, blacksmith va, Al me usns 81 .Ise IN
"a .AOsog horse N sss 'ssGs sS al Of whom strange
10 .sy. escaped without injury
- Mr. STEWART Of Pennsylvania IN I'D Dprovsa
~ :. .,s,n ip bis seat In the House Q: Eepresea
,,Ss. from which be has been as..inea ~
svsr since the session commenced VIZ 80
Of A few days lNs
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Caleb Il. smith for Po.rma-ter General.
WAsHIxsrox. Jsnuai

WAsHiNSToN. January ~. l-s9.
Pubic opinion Is now running strongly in favor
OF The spponiulen, Of Hon Gales B. SIXTH Of lntGra
fof the ofee Of Posinsiier General TIE great Wes'
generally claims that Dsp4f;msu, and tie Land o5ee,
sni oae o5 -ct 70 tae appointment Of tast gen
temsn o Tack should n b respond 10 To cal
that Till b. made upon nim. .. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

FROM CHINA.-We yesterday received HE OF
the China Mail Of the latest dates, from which
we extract the suboined brief account OF the recep
ton ofthe Hon. JOHS ID. DAVIS, the new Commis
sioner of the United States 70 the Chinese Empire
IL is copied from the MAJ OF October II
National Intel
The interview between the American and Chinese
Commissioners took place at Howquss residence, on
the river on Friday the 9Th. There were present on
tho part Of the Chinese the Governor General Seu e
Lieut. Governor, with Tung and other Msndarins on
the par, OF the Americans, his excellency Com m. .
sioner Davis DR.. Parker Secretary OF Legation, Mr
Forbes Consul Com. Geisinger and Capt Gynn, WIN
several officers Of the Proble and Plymouth
After the interview banquet was gwen, eurins Z
which the natural and taciturny OF the Ncero
began TO wear Of and be became as courteous ana
communicative a. II seens pos'ole for him 70 be Ine
meeting lasted from o'clock al >.
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The Bsstss PrinterV Csien.
soston coresponaenee Of Tie rrsEoe.

tost'r T0Tfesfod1rrce OF te Irosoe-
BosroS. Friday. ian d is<s
DIAR rElsusI We have Jas, been favored
with TIE Circular cf rhis Union snt are n,sresssd
IN lis oe,scts iu aim 70 graduate the ses,s 81 ,se
pay OF journeymen upon ssir and saiforn ssAsasrt.
sy ,ser Circular n srpeas that he loars.ypen sn
poyea in IL. daily papers get "a average psy S ese,
Der .nrsn Fer tss they YORK twelve sosu 70 the
a.y s.s ,sss, ssys ~ ~ eess jorrneynsa 10 to-
weekly paper, get average eompensanoo o. s'la p-'
.anu1-sss aron ihls ther f,ries rs 70 Se PROVIDED
i5r
Yror- ,hei- address get The following f.ets Goa
csrpsns tie -unssr Of Printers IN the cay snd sss"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

Tar Caucus AGAIN.-Ihc w Washington Cores
poudent of the Philadelphia North AmericaH writes from
Washington, Jan. -, as follows
ltis reported ia the political circles upon ne author
~ of Mr. CALHoUN's iriends-douDttul authority, be
cause not dsnere sledtha the address has received
forty-one signatures Some OF the Loco Ocos VINO o
posed publication through al the stages OF the coutro
yersy and who protested against this particular presen
taton have been induced for reasons not explained 20
surrender their convictions aud ~ sanction what they
had before denounced.
The paper was urgently pressed upon the favor OF
Wings today with unqualified authority to make such
notifications as they ht upon the simple condition
of signing their names The experiment 1as attended
with success but II was observed, upon -feis
examination of the address that many Objectionable
features had been removed and In some essential par
ticusrs ii was radically changed from that presented
10 the Original Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

A re- purchase o. POrllOl o. ne SAT- ldLcs cle
po.ed Of il 1921, is recommended. Also build
i'm for the different Offices
The facts and Suggestions contained in tae Re
port, reasct cred. apon ne management and good
iadzmer, Of the Superintendent Hin duties have
obvioas!y been Psrcrmed with hdslIty and prompt
ness.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29
Marine Hospital. For Ths Tribune.

Your abstract OF the Report Of the Commission
era Of Emigration contained this sentence concerning
the Marine Hospital In ls42 and 1888, ss appears
from Reports Of Commissioners TO examine into exPen
dtures Hospitals 10 the First Senate District the ek
pense per patient per week was about SIS
have before me documents reported ~ the Com
mssoners quoted 10 the Legislature during the year,
1870. ls4l and l542 the years when Drs. Francis
Doane and Turner were the Trustees OF the Marine
Hospital. In $40, the expense of each patient ind
act down AZ a e0 Der week in l54l at 81 2i aud n
s42 they had reduced il to s3 o.; per week. ln lsia
the Commission went into Loco Foco hands asd can
not md ths any reports have been published either Tor
that yeaI or any year since. H. =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

CossEcTiCUT.-Tne Free son state Congen-
ton wss held n Hartford % Wednesday John "
Niles Of Hartford nominated f1r Governor John
Boyd Of Winchester ior Lieut. Governor. Edmund
Perkins Of Norwich for secretary George Read Of say
brock for Treasurer and Wm Alexander # Kllinsy
for CortroIier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

DAILY oS TIE WABAsH.-The publishers Of
the Lefayeie dnd) J0uvnal have commenced small
Daily in Lafayette, at ten cents per week liisentrey
new experiment for that part Of the country
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
sENATr -NA.lrxnroN- Pridar. Ian. 2a /

sENATE. WASHINGTON Friday, Jan. 26 1870.
Mr.. ATHERTON, iu the Senate 70 day. follow ed
up the action OF Mr. DIX Monday last In the presen-
taon Of resolutions passed by the Legislature Of New
Hampshire against the introduction OF Slavery into the
New Territories which was quietly received and Or.
sered to be printed
Mr. BREEsE reported bill granting the right Of
way 20 the Cult of Mexico and Atlantic Railroad Com
pany through the public lands which was passed
Mr.. RUsK called up bill creating al additional
Judicial District for Texas which, after some debate
was laid over till Tuesday next
A bill previously discussed. authorizing the
payment of certain claims growing out Of the transfer
OF Texas vessels 70 this Government under the law an
nexing Texas taken up opposed a, length By Mr..
PHELPS and warmly supported by Mr. JOHNSON Of l.
On motion of Mr. FoorE farther action on i was post
pOned.
motion was made 10 60 into Executive ses-
sion and then adjourn 70 Monday which was car
RED
Mr.. BREEsE opposed the throwing away OF the
time of the Senate when much was 20 be done but
the opposition TO economy In time was too strong for
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

Mr. J. r.. INGERsOLL offered resolution that
the Judiciary Committed be empowered 10 send Tor
perseps and papers for the purpose of invest sting
charges against Judge CoNKLIS the Circuit Judge OF
the Northern District Of New York which was laid over
until tomorrow, the suggestion Of NJ. CoNefs Of
n Y that he might have sn opportunity OF seeing the
papers IN the matter
The day was then spent IN consideration oi pri-
vate bills this being the day when bills can be passed
II there be objection. Quite large number Of os
we're passed through Committee Of the Whole and also
lhrnmPh the House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

HALiFAX AND BosTOS-lt IS WIKI niuon .s'.. So
s,. ~ lssrn from the Halifa1 MorAtsS C0srisr
of The lth inst, that Mr. cunsrd has deei1sa .
tie steamer Unicorn the line between hAisA & sno
BOSTON. 3. q regular packet The Unicorn ~" 'oe Pc.
ueer bosi Of the Cunsrd Transstisnue ane' sns -
20 Sood business and better still, will bring Is the
nexs in advance Of the Cunsrd oosts thst So
70 SewNork. 100'''"
-, rEJ T'r5b
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

r. The Free Democracy Of Indiana met in
Convention at Ddisnspoi. on the 18th and nominated
JANE. II CRAyESs OF Ripley for Governor and JoHN
w. WRIGHT Of Cass for Lieutenant Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29
BY the schooner Ysldseo, from NewLondon' c.
18th inst.

Eh Morgan Dsn-i Dav. M.sor Pscss'. jane Aysry,
O.rr- M1rg.n s.Nberry Reuben Ciapusn, Ah-r thsp
sa John Lester Dsbo John Bst,y, Lew Chsr
LYMAN Chapman Isno. stotdaFt Roman stoitsri,
AP.f.u Dsvif Fox Mos>y Curtis El-hs .htman Wn =
Chapman Chee.-ornugh, ffans smith Nsihsai>l
p.a Henry D-Ans. Tho Wsoo, Mn Nsoo, WA fltsP.'
atr4 Fred Hochsss 80. R1- Can, Courta1t Nos.n,
- - Il
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

RHODE IsLAsD.-The Wh'ys Of Rhode Is'sal
held state Convention At Providence on Thursisy,
18th ust-sylvester q shesrman. President Twenty
nine towns were represented BY shout one hundred
delegates On the drst ballot ioT Governor, HENAT B.
ANTHONY, Editor Of toe Pr0r1Hcs Journal received &C.
out OF - votes and was declared nomnstsd- THOMAS
WH1PTLE was nominated for Lieut.. Governor CHHii
ToPHEE Z. ROBBINS for secretary Of state JosEPH NJ
BLAKE for Attorney General aud STEPHEN CAHooSE
for Treasurer. GEORGE 6. KING Of Newport has been
nominated iJr Congress IN the Eastern District and
sYLyEsTER q. sHEAHsAN In the Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

AILGED SLAVE NEssEL.-Tne bark Ann ID. Rich
srdson taken 10 charge OF Rio brought into port
Friday night in charge ofLt sinclair. Chss " storer,
master OF the vessel brought home IN her, arrest
Cd saturday forenoon warrant charged with being
employed in the transporiion Of slaves from the Coast
Of Africa. Tne crcumstsnoes OF the case We under
stand we're somewhat analogous to those Of the bark
Laura she had DO slaves on board. Examination
n-oLatfv on Nordrv
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TO tIIu HDVFCf tIIo u"sIOs % ''9-V E@' -
received by his predecessor for two weeks in Jan
uary, a. being ESQ o. is to be added making the
total revenue from all sources during the year
s47. .53l 70 The sum Of s35 900 vas appropn
ated by chap T. laws ls4s, for the expenses OF the
springs. The sum Of s26,O25 Ol has been ex-
pended during the year.
Amount Of revenue from al sources-.. -Sil53l 10
Amount OF expenditures ..--.....s s20VS2 X
Amour, paid tor bounty ....-....- 10
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y. from HI. 30. ~ Chasre.. -
'l,, b. ,bsJ \ = Gooss., from rs.,por,. Maine

M-sr. -tou ~ rake Jss B-hop. psvi Rome 'oan
R4fy snf Arnoi P-rc- Passport, Jo.sph Hsy ,1ora
Tro B-a s-ta H-s i.ssc k-e, tnt Lyssnssf Kelsey
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

A FRgsoa REpUsticAs.-M. CsylD vel
known In this Guy for ps, he took IN the rrsseh
d.mon.,rs atoms here stsr the overthrow Of The hos
arehy tn February bis return 70 Franco ~as appoint
ed Project of Aarne Since tho election of sonspsrsc
he has resigned his post.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

SMALL Pox-A lot OF bedding, consisting u
two feather beds two straw mattresses and 'vS p'ii'~s
also two shlrts ves spsir OF pastsoons and othss
clothing which we're evidently from some place nisss
cd with the smallpox or similar dises's we're foasd
this morning q, the foo, Of rhir'esn'hss ka Itsy
were removed 10 the middle Of the river and snah--
The name OF James renorllassr w." marked 90 th"
clothing
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hoSp N ls>or pes tay
FsnAe corcostcrs. -.
Average wsses of semsls
cor pos,fors per vssk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-29

PREsEsTsTIos-rhe officers Of. the Lunste
Asylum Bisckwelrs Island, presented W Dr. El~sr1
oEiel. on Wednesday evening Last . besuafei stvr.
box richly ehsssd tho ocoossiou Of hs retiring from
the Institution whsrs bs has for time odoisss<
a. Physician.
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POETRY.
From tie Boston Past.

from ltt DOetO'b Nss'
Let them talk as they please Of The ages gone oy
And the beauies who lived in old times,
Who became, on account of smile or an eye,
Immortal IN pictures and rhymes.
Bu, think. though I'll own admire the past,
There are women who 1--we in our day
Who suroass the antiques; this I'll hold 10 the last
Spite OF all virtuosos may say.
I have read abou, Helen. so famous in story,
AZ, cause of,he ruin OF Troy
Who left Menelaus alone in his glory
For Paris, that "broth OF boy"
And of Eeypt's proud queen, whose magnificent
eyes
Were SO brilliant and black, yet 50 lender,
That wnal with her sances her arts and her signs
Captain Antony had 10 surrender
And of Laura, the peerless AMI exquisite dame,
Whom Pelrarch 50 truly admired,
That her smile was lar dearer 10 him than the
Ofthe verse which her beauty inspired
And of fair Heloise, quite martyr 10 love;
Fornarina, miscaled the divine
Rn, here's quite enough, with those mentioned
above.
Ofthe women renowned in slang syne."
For of all who have been lauded up 10 The skies.
In ballad, song sonnet and dilly,
| don't believe one had sucb splendid black eyes,
As frequently see in this city.
The pair thatl have in my mind as ! write
Are admired whenever they're seen,
For never were eyes more expressive and orieht,
Than those OF ola belle Josephine"
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DEA tbs.

Died, Tuesday. Iay sth JOSEPH Campbell.
infant son Of Joa-ph =. and Ann ". Courtn.y, aged
one year, one month and eight days.
Died on Sunday morning. April %, at 10 O'Clock, .,
the residence of lanes II. Ransoa- Rsq in the city
Norfolk. Mlss MARY d. RANsoME, aged 30 gears
and Is days.
Died, al hi- residence, in the county of Mecsl.n.
burg. the aist of April, after n fonngh,'s illness
which he hor. with much forttude, JESSE PARISH,
in the 9th year of his age, leaving devotedly afer'
tt0nate wife and 4 numerous circle OF friends 10 "a
men his death. II may be doubted whether any one
in the county IN which he resided had more friends
and fewer enemies, among arquaiDtaHcfs, than NC
drceassd Nor u this at all Ia br wondered al, Wfen
consider the character OF the man. A highly respre
tthlr gentleman who knew him we'll, remarked, 10
crowd of his aoqnaintances, nj Guardianship. on tp
day 0i election, have lived almost IN stone throw y
with truth, have yet known kinder hrahru'
a honest or friendly man. scrupulously lar 10
all his transactions through hfe-ever ready To sne'
The needy and distressed, even at the Certain sacfH
of his pecnniary inferrst-with bosom overfoRlhs
with the warmesi. The most friendly and generous ZEE
ing toward those by whom he thought himself below
and incapable OF malic. even against his enemies
This cuOgum was allowed 10 he Just by ail-ard NHs'
higher praise. let ask could be bestowed upon sh
one' His virtues secured him respect earth
'And il, as holir.t men have deemed there DC,
A land Of souls beyond deaths sable shore,
We may cherish the hope that they will not be iors".
there by the righteous Judge Of the Universe 'nen'
who acquainted with him for years, and wh" ae.p
ly sympathises with his afflicted wife IN hef nh'
offers this poor tribute In his memory. . "
JAMES infant Of Col Raphie ~ ana sioe", "a =.
Coun, Of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah eo"hS'
aged two years and eleven months.
Died, at Demopois, Alabama, Mrs. ChAh iS,,.ns,
FORD DUVAL, well known TO a large c"e'e y
IN this city.
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Clopton (W.) re-elee'ed by small majority
On The first amt second days the gallant and ac-
complished Democrat, w. B. Taliaterro, was
viclor-but tn 'nird day Clopon scraped up votes
enough 10 beat him, 10 our great regret, by The We
~ small majority oiS. Here is another case for the
Times and the Halifax Whigs-who, according
to their arguments, should charge the friends o.
Clopton with "uniai'ness," "concoc,ed plcts" TO
keep the polls open &c.
In Gloucester q yly beats Mallory, an "avail-
able Taylorite," about so woes Bayly's major
ity in Districr which cave General TAYLOR 533
majority cannot b. less than siz knnd,edi Was
there ever a greater overthrow of rampant and
selfish ambion-a greater triumph OF manly
botness, commanding talents ami devotion 10
nrincinle Z
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FOREIGN DEBTS % BRITISH SUB


Lord Palmerson hasdGressed letter 10 'her
maiesly's representative in foreign States, rrs-
pec.ing the debts due bOreign States to British
subjects. He says thai
olt is for the Britt government entirely a
question OF discretion, dby no means a ques-
ION OF International rll,S whether they should
or should mol make matter the subJecI oil
diplomatic negotiation
~, has hitherto ought by The successive
governments OF Grea Britain undesirable that
British subjects shou invest their capital IN
loans 10 foreign goverIelts. instead OF employ
ipe i, in profitable derakines al home, and
win view 10 discUlgs hazardous loans 10
torpipn governments " NAV be either unable
or unwilling 10 pay 'hdPnla!ed interest there
upon, the British eoveneni has hitherto lhouShl
il the best policy 70 a ain rom taking up as
International ques.ions,e complaints made oy
British subjects again foreign governments
which have tailed IKE good their engage
men,s in regard 10 such .cunary TRANSACTIONS.
For the British gov'ment has considered
tia, the losses OF impfud men, Who have plac-
Ell mistaken confidence The good lain Of Tor
eion governments, wouicovea salulary warn
inc ~ others, and uldrevent any other cr-
eien loans from being led in GTea. Britain
assssRa RSS oggasIIpy9. sga good iah a sS
happen that lhe loss ucsioned 10 British sub.
jects hy The non-paymert interest upon loans
made by them to foreign vernmens, might be
come SO great that it wd be loo high price
Tor the nation 10 pay Tor n warning as 10 the
future, and in such siaoi things !, might be-
come the duty OF he Bria government 10 make
these matters The subject diplomatic negoIia-
fion -
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,,1n AST MOVE.

~
70 chou The continuing seeds OF d'sco'a :"
he "Gbrallar Of Whigsery," ana as s0' 49,
fo,ure reference, we to-day re-puol'sh 'as ru
csedings Of the BOus meeting on I,.a Sa. ba,
nisbl They are amusing in many Tespse'S' WV
n.,;cu,arly in The TACT, that they represent WI.
Dc, a. more sincere and efficient iI'eno u
General Taylor, than his anti B0V' wing ~,
Moments What revolution in lew NOUNS -
Bous, The Simon Pure Taylor man. ""a s.' rl
Ola Hal say 10 all lh,s2 The address iaf'ne'
shows m The rrickery Iesored 10 by portion o.,
Of The Whgs-lhe inevilable destiny ! 81 me :,
~ ubo y, 90 for men and Tor power, regardless 9,
principles. The whole affair is designed 10 give y,
Mr. Bous new claim Tor popular favor ana al Viz; 10.
Ina, purpose, appeals even 10 The Wings Of VIZ
oiDiah
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MISCELLA.N EOUS.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ROMAN CATHC
CuIrpru

NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE ROMAN CATHO.
Lie CHURCH.
The Council Ut the Bishops of the Roman
Catholic Church, which commenced It's session
in Baltimore on Sunday last, is the fret National
Council 81 the Church ever held in The United
States. The Councils held heretofore have been
merely Provincial, there being bur one Arch
bishopric, that OF Baltimore, IN the country. There
are three Archbishops nov, Zone in Baltimore,
one IN 81. Louis, and one III Oreson) and cacn
will hereafter hold ,renrial Provincial Conn-
Gil, composed OF al the Suiitagan Bishops, within
his jurisdiction. The Archbishop OF Baltimore
presides over Inc deliberations .. the Council
The Archbishop OF Oregon vii not be in aueD-
dance; but the Archbishop of ST. Louis will be
present. There will be in all 25 Pt"Iales in he
Council each one ot whoo :, accompanied
by his rhe"lo.an selected from the clergy ui his
diocese. Amous The important business which
will occupy lis attention will be the fixing of the
limits Of the Archbishops already es,a blshed bu
which a. yet have no separate oIganization.-
There were 10 be three public sessions OF the
Council--the first on Sunday, 9Th May, which
the Archbishop OF Baltimore was 10 open with
High Mass, and inc Archbishop ot ST. Louis was
10 deliver sermon. The second on Thursday,
the '0lh inst, al 8, A. NJ, when solemn High
Mass will be offered for deceased Bishops, and a
sermon will be preached b. the Right Rev Bishop
Purcell OF Cincinnati. The third and last public
session will be held on the following Sunday.
18th instant when High Mass will he again &C.
LIBERATED, and a sermon preached by The Right
Rev. Bishop Hughes, Of New York; Times.