The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-04
Anniversaries for lS40.


SUNDAY, MAY 6.
Foreign Evangelical Socicty--by Rev Ray Palmer,
New York Bible Society-by Rev. Dr. Edward
Beechcr at the Tabernacle, ~ p. u.
American Home Missionary Socety-by Rev Albert
Barnes, ut the Mercer street Church, ~ 2. NJ.
MONDAY, MAY 7.
American Protestant Socicty-by Rev Dr. Murray
at Dr. Phillips Church. corner Fifth Avenue and
street; ~ ?. NJ.
SUNDAY, May 10.
WAmerican andf Foreign Sabbath Union-by Rev Dr.
Spraguc, at Dr. Potts's Church, IA p. M.
ANNIVERSARIES.
MONDAY, MAY7.
American Seamans Friend straightforward ~
TUESDAY, NAYS.
American Anti Slavery straightforward, 10 A. NJ
American and Foreign Ant-Slavery Society -Taber-
nacle, 8 7. NJ
New York and American Sunday School Union
Central Presbyterian Church, Broome street. IA p NJ
Foreign Evangelical Socicty-Dr. Hutton's Church,
on Washington square, P. NJ.
American Moral Reform and Guardian Society
Church Of the Puritans, on Union Square, tx p. NJ
New York State Colonization society-Tabcrnac
~ p. M.
American Tract Society-Tabernacle, 10 A. NJ.
Institution for the Blind-Tabernacle, p NJ
I'm, ~ "''' A"''''
American Society for Meliorating the Condition Of
Broomc streets,7 Pm.
American Union of Associationists- Build
ing Broadway, 10 A. NJ.
TnvnspAr, MAr1o.
American Bible society-Tabernacle, 10 Al
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb-Tabernaclc,
American Temperance Union-TabernacleI71l P. NJ.
American Protestant Socety-Msrcer street Church
Evangelical Allance--Reformed Dutch Church. cor
Lafayette Place and Fourth street, 71a P. NJ
FRIDAY, MAY11
American Board Of Commissioners for Fore. a Mis-
sions-Tabernaclc, 10 M
AFFAIRS IN RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of
met at Newport, on Tuesday, LIST inst. In the Sc
nate Wingate Hayes was elected Clerk In the House,
JAS c. Hidden OF Providence, unanimously chosen
Speaker, and Benjamin Eames and Thomas Durfee were
appointed Clerks In the afternoon the for State
officers canvassed. For Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, they follows
Votes for Governor. SOS Votes for 1T. Coy. 1926
Necessary for choice sos Necessary choice
For Hy Is Anthony. .5os1 For Thomas whipple AGA
Adnah Sackett ..2,s6a Thos. J. Hazard. .2949
Edward Harris. ass Jacob d. Babcok. 444
Scattering .,.:. ii2 ssattering: aos
tor Secretary of State there choice Christie
pher f. Robbins wanting 745 votes to elect him. Jo-
jority of 1868 and stephen Cahoone General Trcasu-
by 1ss. The oath of office then administered
to the Governor and Leutenat Governor by the Secre
tary of State and to the Attorney General and General
Treasurer. by the Governor. The Governor then
efcorted to his quarters.
THE BRrTIsu NAVIGATION Liw.-The reply of
the lnlted States government to inquiries made by
the British Charge d'Anaires respecting the pro-
posed relaxation OF the British navigation laws, has
been published and presented TO the House of
Commons OF the British Parliament. The reply
states that pacific proposal had been made by the
President OF the United States to the British go-
vcrnment, through Mr.. Bancroft by a note adj
dressed TO Lord Palmerston, dated IA Xovcmber
lSfI, TO conclude treaty providing "that British
ships could trade from any port in The world
to any port in the United States, and be received.
protected, and, In respect to charges and duties
treated Ike American ships, if, recprocalIy, Anne,
rican ships could IN like manner trade from any
pert in the world to any port under the dominion Of
her Britannia Majesty. "-Na. hicHigcvcr.