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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07

G5- Have the courage to show your respect for
honesty, in whatever guisc it appears; aud your
contempt for dishonesty and duplcily by whom.
soeyer exhibited
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07

C5rWe were up town last Monday and seed tn,
Soldiers guess they we're all officers and learned
they met to elect General Maj when all hand,
and the cook too, making IA, voted for General
Stndyvant-they did The Spy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07

OG.J Clancy Jones, E.q, ?. C. Of Mon'gom.
cry Lodge, No 80, has been appointed by the
Grand Lodge Of the l. 0. of o, F., Of PennsyI-
yanio Deputy District Grand Master for Berks CO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-07

% y +. BElNNAp, the great Eailrold coptr,,.
lor' died on Tuesday last, at his residence in
Windsor, w., aged IS years.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

the deaths n Lcnion exclusive Of iss dead Of iisrr
nrs numbered - neug lr Increase over the iorrner
week rf il1 i1 l.vsrpoCi 40 AZ he Isiter place
tae Bishop 90 - nsvis ihe Iesrnet Sni iocrsl Ihir
t'., Was attacked. bus iortunste'y recovered On
t--sisy s.cue be- iesils ir cnd1n were - lrster
Gay trf t.sessr ca--ei .f NJ Asfor Afy one oi cur
l 80 ace nq shed Surgeons. ard wu.h fstrcmed Ia
private lie Aesnume the putlc tsalil movement
-Nns intensity from these events nothing short ci
wlrf would sl-ce o. make th. ricn tesl ghsf their
ifs-a's sre -nsrt ia sth those cf the poor Future
London VII gain mmen.ey tv the terrorism ~ the
sho'ers inr already viie md spacious streets sre
suPF.inuns ihe aiieous Alleys To which psupen,m Nss
rfsfrd.
TIE Queen remains in scotland a. Baiun-sn en ioy.
irg the shscnce oi rcysI sts-e The country places
sni watering psces sre tlrousei with escaped tosns
men, aud London 40 this time q IN that preiicSment
watch /. termed rwrfi11ss by the C1arf G4ii.-~hch
means that a. who can s1Or1 holiday hSve quilted
ibe metropo... i0r q season
Various railway meetings sre held from Day - tsy
ard o. the lnpreu uiiced snd especially 20 Que portion
. tha -eildicrd- mean the perm snent shsreho der.
the disclosures made held % prove the Necessity
of 81 Government audit ot accounts lhe rNlssy prop
arfv nf f1a kingdom - lnafnislly last iepfeclstns
The Great Wr-ferp. which lew years sgo pad per
.rnt now rrnratu stes the shareholders upon dlyi
send rf trtr -rrf sni che south " cstern Nnlcn
paid l dee ares dividend cf Netwithstsnding tnls
rhe Directors have the assurance O. teclsm ~ Nns'
Government Interference although they DO noi deny
nat there src Items n thtr accounts ~hcn would mol
1e allowed Oh pass ln regular suit
The British hHmeO psthic Ass Hcsron held its meet
ng this wesk in the Hanover square Rooms. The ua<e
oi Beaufort - President Many noh.emen and gentle
mon We're present The Association numbers L-lu
members and Is noW taking acuve steps to found =
iomeop opstaIc Hospital in London.
The weather continues far, but unwholesOme and
ppressVe The atmosphere - 80 thick thAt the peo
g Comparing day By isy with the returns OF the
Board of Health, regard n As charged With the Cholera
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
IRELAN ID
Freehold Assurance Association,

Proposals have been ri forward under ms ue Tor me
formation nf society under he auspcirs uf me Ny o
London fnr lhr employment n tne lf-n people tnd tne
rsson uf their nsons. character t. proposed under
ffa sanction of governmfn- hat W@ Norpofanon eater
fnln lreenen lr ihe purchase or shs o prrempNon o
tlt. suitable districts uf Ireland, and eNpeni the ne
res-ty ln adapting Them io pruincuFe ssreui'os
.frrr-r Ny rfrcUsI tTlertl aud inuroush drainage
i. ire ttluE ans clearing rivers sri outlets, in nud
'r"rr.rrf firn-0Nlss- fni ruuages, u laying oal
Fr's tnf dividing The sam" INTO tilntmen1- ehpr
trI e nu -posrs NJ sac and disposal The purchase
money such o be- paid n money or IN STOCK
n nr created hy lhe Corporation Al the option of hat
BODY The tnds improved .o be- sold io fersons oi me
requisite cspa rluVaie The same or conveyed n lee
simple 1r mortgage to yeomen of good character subject
ll lern'r % reutchsrEe Ehs rent charge io repre-
..rf he srrus payment which I'M tlH ordinary -yftrm oi
arud nfv frr landlord for The use ot soil To-
trHef with tHe premium recr-.ay to enable hr torpo
nn rrtssurr fhe value u tfe property ana o frpsee
amount uf lHr Investment he trcras- ot the pccu
.-r The F2u- of thr irrr .mq would De restored 10
a as-ur 4lun hy virtue uf he tunua premium ne pro-
.erF during OH sume oi lne uccupier remaining mort
gagged fhe association security Tor The rent and pre-
and for the due Observance o al necessary coFea
ants Morning Chronicle
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY. sept :, l-i9.
SCFEIgE CouRr.--A Special Term vas held
THIS forenoon ty Judge E4Earis bat 10 decisions zen
dere8 The Ha5ess Corpus csse n he y5ln- man
charged 5a.1g fugitive from justice from Vermont
Les over IT, Monday next
SUPERIOR Court Pursuant % sd.0arnment
the old branch General Term met this forenoon, bui
rendered 10 decisions. u stands adjourned y next
Saturday.
THE HEsRY CLaY-Ths agents o.. the under
winters Of this unfortunate vessel have succeeded par
italy stopping up TIE holes which we're made b The
tremeu ior The plrP4se oi sclttng hrf scarce yes
rge Of the spper decks remains. and ner Interior
presents = very gloomy appearance. AZ present q
steam pump il -Isy ~ work ejectng the water from
her 0i which ty this rnirg t . hoped s1e w.. D.
free Il is thought the cargo H be saved though %
course In damaged state. No further lght - thrown
the origin Of the IRE.
ATTFXPrED ESCAPE FROM TIE CITY Prison,
On ruR ToMBs--On Thursday night. between ll an
~ O'Clock, Deputy Keeper Linden heard 1llse eFl-
deuty emanarng from one li the cells. and proceeded
D. ascertain ts in be opened cell No lNl occu led
by James Casey. convicted on wednesday of afeilny.
and sentenced 70 fVO years n the state Prison, and
Charles appan, confined on charge oi grand larceny
and there found the pair 0f worihes ousIy engaged
with an instrument known rs jenny, breaking
away the wall directly under the vindoR Iney rad
already made breaking of the inner Val and piasier
snd had come o. the outer stones in their cell ~as
found coil Of heavy t~ine. sufficient o. reach mile
and the door snd other spertures were stled
with portions o bed clothes torn % prevent The
Dose being heard Ia an hour they probably would
have sot out by lowering Themselves down 3y the
rope So busily intent were they upon their work
hat they did not bear the keeper open the door hey
laughing and talking b Keep the noise from oeins
heard in the cells and the inmate OF the cell ~
their left stated they mad been 10 work about four
hours bat be could tell what Occasoned the sounds
Unfortunately for the convicts the tool they were usng
broke o. the point and that served 90 refard the
progress of their work The rope and jimmy we're
evidently brought by one of their lady visitors. The
prisoners were Immediately ironed an1 placed 10 dii
ernt cells o. prevent smother attempt well ~ to
punish them Casey did say much about the trans
scon except that he would 90 anything rather th.n
20 o. the STATE Prison.
SrOREs FOUND oFEs.-The basement OF l2b
Heury.st was found open By officer Murphy of the
seventh Ward a. o'clock on Thursday night aud
secured by him. The store and Office oi Thomas Ora
ham 2 N sshln -ton-t found open 40 q o'clock
Friday morning by two Eighth Ward oftcers. oho
aroused the inmates % fasten o. A-o tue ball door-
oi 36l and 35i 6rand.st were found open by officer
Alien Oi the Tenth " pd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Arre-, of nm American Citizeu In Ireland.

Mr.. Charles Whitney OF the United States has
been travelling through Great Britain delivering lee
lures on American Oratory in Dublin Belfast and other
places. In Dublin his lectures produced much enihu-
.asm and on Introducing the speech OF Patrick Henry
much excitement prevailed among his hearers Nnen
he came 10 the words We masf hght repeat H. cr.
We must hcht An appeal aud % the God OF
Hoss 10 all that lett Tor US the noted Juror on Dul
fys trial Mr. Burke stood up aud exclaimed 81 m OF
that mans opinions which had the effect oi raising
the entire assembly aassc whose cheering sho'A the
walls of the ROtunds
In consequence ol this Mr. Whitney was arrested -
ne was leaving Belfast for the Giants CaGsewSy we
dnd his story tOld as follows IN the b's0N f"pi
..l was sccompsnici by Mr. Whitney, and lasl ~
syc were entering "a siago-c0sch wei dressed 'A'
eler rode up and said 10 me ST. J want 10 sPcaA y"
word in private to YOU answered CertAn.g SIT.
We passed into AL upper room oi the nm Nnei' w u'
dew out of his coat pocket warrant, aud said on
nu,t return with me 10 Dublin rejoned Why, >f'
40 mot owe any one anything ia Dublin. lie saii II
va s.methna worse than that II was for saauh0a
Seditop' answered. Yes, he said. and you inasi
o., to Dublin Not % make this case of singular o~i
rasc and oppression too long. Will inform on inst
.yss compelled 90 20 90 Dublin Castle, >Nrs niI"'s
AZ the umc was trembling. iNntns, ana anon H 'e''
and This too when she Is fnctruif Al my Ft.fe'
.tters and paoers were muuicly examined tht
Srretarv consulted with Lord Clarendon IN another
I'm, and In about an hour returned. then hsd my
h ,ither 10 be- remanied o. News gate Prison Is 'ie
l,s,hsons ssol where two Americans wcre conhnen
st summer, or give bonds % leave lrelsud - once
80 ~, required bonds aud am now here in Man.
"a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

TagI~r~nATio> Is AvoYkiLFs.-N perceive
,, ,he f,llowins from the AirifnsriAs lLs) Ii+1Ff
III he ri 81 that the Bayou Rouge hsyou JAY "ne
psvou B.suf. in Louisiana sc are oNefnoNrl
Ne record the melancholy tsct ths; the agVsi 4-na
a our psush are inundated. Bayou des NiNses ~
.so,ss Red River tor three weeks has been siesdly
Inc with rspiciiy hitherto unknown unul ne "'
,,nsis,ed waters have burst every barrier opposed
., ,bs,n and now tosm IN seshSe grandeur over 'nt
,nng felds of cotton, and coru. The aifio en'
~ prot,rty destroyed is incacuaa-c. ne great on,
- = ouis did scarcely uthe OF the injury produced
~ this overflow Not only the crops have been en-
iv subrnerced from the western limits o. Al A'
:, The mouth of the river but houses fences horses
.sttle hogs sheep SC have been destroyed 70 An eN
tent beyond computation -
p.vo, Rouge i under wsfer, from - head 10 neAi
The limits of our parish. traveller lately pss'in-
fn, is channel found the planters on rs sAnSs "aa
NJ v sst deep In water pigs were hudded on n2Hts
,sr. and cattle plantations, turkeys Ad cnicNen
~ ...a,l8s and corn. cotton snd cane submerged
80, Choupioue 10 said to De overro~ed. HurPowci
4. snssr and So are Bayous Clair and brai IN tas
- :, ~ the plantation OF Peter Tanner tsq near me
s,n The water is Up 90 the tops OF the sugar cane
%, Rpuf is inundated from the mouth OF me h1n
80 ~ thr pine hills. IN the psrsh oi hSplaes W.
- uo, when our troubles will cesse. a. hed hi'ei
1 ,issn. Al the rate OF half an inca IN - hours
~, ,,.st rains surinz the summer have ruined in'
% 80. - corn and cotton on ths prairie. snd the lood
hsve done the same 10 those on me Day oIs eo4.Te
-nen,l our chsnces for bread sre none OF tne oes1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Later from Nucatan.

We are Indebted 70 Captain Msiory' OF me
.rhoorer American. for late news from f1cAIAn le
.-,-. i.,t : -. on the evening Of The I'D Another
battle has been fought between the fucsecos and ne
Ia iian. In which the former were badly "hiPped ll
1st -6O men The battle lasted hoie Gay .-he Ao
and was ended ty The whites retreatng inio htcat
and taking refuge In the citadel Il 3 reported tn-
Cspt Nelly. formerly OF Coz WHITES cpmmAnd' = =
killed The Indians, after the nght captured qaAn-il
ol urov.sioas SC intended for bscslar. u ~as r.
norted Al Ssal th.f Col White was Organizing -
srned force for the purpose oi descending upon u.
country and forcing the Government 10 pay The Anoun
due the American Volunteers The runor oo'Nlne1
general credence and created 80 much alarm that -
troops hsd been sent from Nerds 10 ss<l 10 oPPp''
his landing,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Old Hunker Convention Mt Madison, wis.

MADISON, Wls- Ihufsday sept t-Iz N.
The Old Hunker Convention organized yester-
day and ad journed o'clock this morning when the
following nominations wero made
For Governor, Nelson Dewey for Lieut. Gov Sam
" Beal for Secretary Of state, NJ A Barton for
Attorney General Spark Coon for Ircasurer Darius
e. Fairchild The Convention numerOusy at
tended snd much unanuiiy and enthusiasm prevailed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

RESIGNATION OF PRKsDE>r WAYLANp.-N c
esru with regret from the Poridnoe Journal thst At
the annual meeting Of the Corporation OF Brown Uni
versity Dr. wArLA>p announced his resignation OF the
Presidency Of that Institution, 10 take effect AS soon
~ bis successor could De selected. Committee was
sppoin,ed 10 confer with him and 90 endesvor 20 per
.u sde him to retain the Office which be has ned or
more than twenty years with So much honor and credit
TO the University We have not learned the result OF
tne Interview. says the 0Hraal but We trust thai u
will not prove unsuccessful
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Railroad Collision and Loss of Life.

NVIHKsItH- -NpI. - = "
As the freight train which leit this city ~ 10
A. NJ passing curve In the road a few miles he-
low PittsOrd II came IN collision with the passenger
train which due here At p. O'Clock, killing
and wOunding two others slightly.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.
The Patriot Mitchell.
BosToN, Saturday. ser

"''''+'f 'as"i""yf ''PA a. ~
Capt Simmons OF the bark WinslOw arrived at
NewBedford yesterday, from the Pacific, reports At
Pernambuco July 81 the British bark Neptune Of Lon
don, having on board Mitchell, the Irish Patriot and
other convicts, bound 70 Cape Town. Capt obtain.
cd personal interview with Mitchell. and learned
from him that his health was materially improving
The Neptune had put in for refreshments having had
passage Of 100 days from Pernanbuco.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Steamboat Accident.

PITTsBURCH, Saturday, Sept T.
The steamboat Maylower, hence for Cincinnati
H. burst her larboard boiler At LOgstown by which
persons were scsldsd, though mono supposed danger
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

Boston, Saturday, sept II NJ.
The ship Nandelia, from Danil 81, for New fO'k k
which vessel put into the Isle OF France struck un
known reef and leaked at the rate Of 600 strokes per
hour Her cargo is not materially damaged, but she
will be detained Tor several weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
.,liseeIianeous.

Roland, member u he Legislative As.sns IA
D--r condemned ~ he Court u Assks ~ cor Ut -
sre years. imorssamslL with fas u 400 hsncs, snd
he sHp-ls>- = process Tor sfcl- p1Dls1ro ~ nm
10 cogctry paper 81 Aslzrcief, .nS.Iri Irk.e.e-.s
rs- h.s been condemned sevsrs 10 Tour yssfs lnpf
sOnment slc nne u 500 harcs fef psrobiet ~neh
b. p1bshe1 10 ~tich soDe socisst iasss ns oniyfe,o
rf@ iourrs. are ed accOons ~ uieis, co1~uina
uors 11.s .nd imprson IA az pefS o' VIC eo-nHS
fyf offences Of ne press
Cs,~rs y.Iant add tho President " De Republic, ard
IN. .frr Of For Afsifs ofcers have teen ssn. -
C,.1 Oadlnol % postpone be rstgrn " France
f 1. s11ouuced that lhs direction q ne Ministry oi
pg.lc ln-fr4c0r heer roufded 10 Lsn.0c-is, the
ulster u Commerce, IN the aos-rce of NJ de f.ilo1r
xho been ordered by h. physicians h- ess u miner
a IA Consequence Of an Inflammation u ne lungs
yhch hss atasked ~ithn he last few days,
which prevented HIN from taxing any part n pso'
lc business
The Nonst~sv publishes tho poslAi cony-na0n lsie.y
conc lsdst Ds,~s.n France and Belgium, reducing tbs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
III. Rar,n I.lAen EkrEnLrlos.-Tae Unit.

THE RoUSD ISLAND EXPEDirioS.-Tne United
states orer ln commaii 0i the naval forces in the
vicinity 0f Round Island seem determined o. prevent
roc armed xpe1itioz as-nst Culs, the sierra Pro
vlnces 0f Mexico lucatr. or whatever point it may
have n view They ravaafIresse1 letters o. the per-
ems col fctft upon H0un Island. warning them thar
ts most Sd s snt efforts vii ae used o. 1efes- tleir
slpposef purpose The Government otlcers have
moved with promputude md We suppose that their
ef ~ will b. slrce.siul Bat Fe greatly doubt the
legality % their measures. The asseulssge A. Round
ID. md ha- given 10 evidence OF any intention to form
an armed expedition" lt j. SAID they have Wea-
glns--tha there . not sand of upon the is
aud NOBLE Register 3lst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Destructive Fire NJ Madison, In.

MADISON, Ind. Frdsy, Sept. 7.
A destructive hre broke out M this city. com
meuciDg in the COmmssion House Of 4. r. Goodman
& sons. the Lcvee. and spreading 20 the adjoining
buildDgs OF Caleb WoOdburD. Blackburn jenkins.
John WoodburD, and John Burns a. Co The buildings
together with large amount Of stock were entirely
destroyed Loss estimated at $1,000, mostly covered
by insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Cnnads-ChoIera-Lord EIain, &c.


There is no Cholera ia the city. Al Quebec
there were nterments since last report The Gov
eruor Generel Lord Elgin embarked on board of the
man OF. war steamer Cherokee from the Highlander,
Prescott yesterday The Devona, from New York, ar
rivad AZ Qnehac
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
gw.YosK no,n.Y noKNIsc, -EpTEuBER 10 I>as

ARHFaL % rHE RsEirAV ASl SaRAroGA AZ
NFwrolr lie o. friEsfe .ls<sElg' Rsritan. G. spt
H.rfsm!n Page -earirs The broad pcnsnt cf Comm0
iors Foxdsu A 1srker. commanding Z le squadron.
and t- ..orrri var -s-af0 -a r cap palT. c0uusller
- g. N.r1l.slu arrived lera ye.terlsy afternoon.
It.y eft fs1ssc1s o- tte 5,h % August and c0 l1.
r.-a,a1 ~itL H4rHa ol the -Ith. There was o. news
irere " important. The suta0rile. throughout The
island were "a thelcrt ready b. give TIE invaders
q warn reception The cavalry force 80 Havana bad
been sssd i1 Consequence of th- exped zion f.ing
cli DO The nfed ~ttes iQr tne Invasion oi Cu1s. The
ships Cd nrt r. nt0the larh1r 0 Havana nor Fas any
irsr.n hsI VITA tne shore The news was OBJ
tsned from our C1nul who laid a. and spoke one Of
he 1Clfs o. gle ia- alp.
The hsrtsn ha- l-.l absent four mont1s, during
shlch time sbe ass visited the ports OF - Thomas Aux
Csyes and F0rt.al-Prnce Island oi HayrI. Havana
Vers Cruz sn1 Pensscla The Saratoga has been So
..ut over year. cruising 10 tie Gulf of Mexico.
'Narrarr Naurs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Visit in illgh Life.

Louis Philippe with his wife daughter n .'sw and
lrlri cn trtr has pad vs n The Lord Mayor Of Lon
inr Everything went oH well The guest ~ the occs
toasted hy Lord Mayor. Including his rels
lo present win him and tossied hs Lorisnp
% .Irr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Receipt Of produce per Hudson River Lines

Hudson River Line-.,sos bbs Flour. ss boxes Cheese
"a bales Wool 80
Howard 4 Co. Lines Ooo bus Barley 100 bs Whisky.
New.Yofk, Syracuse Oswexo Line-4l2 bbs Flour,
s. bbls whisky.
Peoples Oswego Line-en bbls Flour ,.
Ameriesn TrsnsporsauOn Line-66s bbs Flour, hbls
Ashes.
\. York and Cincinnati Line-276o bush Corn, - bales
Wool
swinsure Line SIS bbls Flour, $50 boxes Cheese 81
bales Wool ..
aaeoas-i .52 bbls Flour S2oo bush Corn. 6 bels
WHISKY q bbls Ashes 596 boxes Cheese ao oos ool
TorAL AaoUST-1sb5 bbs Flour, 500 oush Sofn, ov'V
bush Barley, l02 bblsA 23 bbls WHISKY l BOXES
Cheese, 6sS bales Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
The ship Nnn,inIia

BosroN, Saturday, sept
For the week ending this day there have been
90j deaths, OF which 81 were caused By Cholera
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

CN,yoRSiA VsssFLs ~ Dlsrgsss.-lhe snip
Vim GRAY. Cspt McLoon. from New.fors Tor % sAn
prapci.co arrived al Boston this forenoon hA'ins
sorng ae.k in severe h :. T. gale, 50 ms, ~ iA.
~ - "a az that il was unsafe 10 proceed. Capt
NeIeou bore up for this port with the ship leaking ~
inches an hour. lposa 'os'u~' -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Commencement nj Bowdoin College.

The iOrty-iOurth commencement ul boNo'M
College last week went Oh with the usual gratifying
results The Poem of CnAELrs c. NUrrER Esq Of
Boston. before the Athenan Society Is mentioned as
finished aud effective performance. on wednesday
the discourse before the Historical Society of Maine
was pronounced by Hon. RoBERr c. WINTHROP. Mr.
Wiuthrops subject says the Portland AdrDi's0' was
the Bowdoin Family-commcnting chiefly upon the
character and scrvces OF the illusirous revolutionary
statesman JAMES BowDoiN, the Governor oithe Com
,nonwealth but with most pertinent and interesting
sketches both of his son, the vel known patron o the
College and OF his father aud grandfather, the last
named a Huguenot from Rochelle
Twenty of the Graduating Class received the regular
degree of Bachelor of Arts That OF A. NJ was confer
ned ON n others and that oi NJ d. ON l' members
of the Glass of l-i4
The Collins Iroiess0rship of Natural and heFeNeu
Religion remaining Vscant through the non ace pance
nj me office by Rev Deufse D. frcuiiss, Rev bANikL
NoYrs ol Concord b. Was elected 20 the Chair
The honorary dosfce,f Ll.p was conferred upon
RorrRr & WfNritE1r. aud that OF d. d. on heN T.
Adams Of Brunswick Ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

ARRIVAL OF THE SrEANsHlP rEN>EssEs.-by
the Tennessee Capt Cole which arrived Saturday morn
ing 10 Is hours from Savannah We have received the
tssorgiaa and the Dait Republican OF the ith and Oh
inst T. l.. Hutchinson Is sgsin elected Mayor OF
Charleston sso the old ticket or board sssocated VITA
hrs name. bv large msiority. meeting of the Wing
party of Chatham County met In Savannah on the an
10 rnske arrans nsnments for The October election
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

Hon. HENRY CLAY.-We are authorized TO ssy
by gentleman just returned from hinderhook' ths'
Mr. CLAY intends TO leave there tomorrow, spend tne
Sabbath at Uucs and be present at the State Fair 81
Syracuse next week. ALBANY Journal, 7ts-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Hon. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel.
TO he Edaor Of The TrBsas.


AS your London correspondent. "W " speaks
In rather disrespeciu terms Of Mr Eoers address Oh
the occasion Of HE baptism, viii you act Of l1s-
tee and Of sndness 70 HE friends publsh extract
from the Chrsias Tinles report Of tia, addfess As
= your couespOndents opinion that Mr. y tss ios'
ground and influence Of late the opinion war had
Of Roger Williams when be preferred soitabary 70 q
residence 10 Salem. d your couespondent intended b
convey the idea that Mr. Noel any other Baptist be-
heyes baptism necessary 70 salvation, ne 10 incorrect
denomination is further from . than the Baptist
any VINO attempts 70 write about them ought %
know. Bat tc tks extract
" ! speak of the conviction Of my own mind, after
very much examination. IL appears % me 20 be die
uncty proved-hrsi, that baptism a. ordained by
Christ 10 an immersion in water, being buried In the
water and secondly, hat Immersion il meant % BE- 4
profession n faith IN Christ II these two conclusions
correct land believe they Will pletely prevail
with the Christian world eventually. then II follows
that person who. ike myself has only been sprinked
10 Infancy, De- uubaplzed, because such pefson has
neither been immersed, nor has he made q bapfismal
profession oi faith and these twO things constitute
Christian Baptism. So that II these conclusions are
correct then aud others who have been sprnkled in
Infancy, are Ia neither sense baptized
These propostons Mr.. Noel proceeds 70 prove IN
the remainder Of his address with what success. may
BE- judged Of by the immediate attack made on him ~
the Engiish Chrohman which calls in the Lord Bishop
Of London 10 take up tie matter and If necessary call
in the whole clerical force Of his diocese is.