New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
u Among the resolutions passed hv y.

~ Among the resolutions passed by the
Univ rsshs, Reformed Convention their rscest -.
uSsl IN Bossop. ~ss the foiil~ing;
koosree, Thss snlopg the vie snd dan seroas h,e,.s
iEsuiesd In BY OF rsce the h<bit a usas =,
taccots not the les.t pernicions Deefins ases..
experse injurious 10 beslth and ynentS eor and Es.
10 iesd 90 practices OF an immoral Character we g.
bound % eNhoft parents aud Christians. geoersIy "a a.
soofnge 10, ~ PreePt and practice, the o( b.
bseeo in sny form
z The 81. Louis lrsh Emigrant Sociesv
in ~ annual report returns thanks Z, gils Jens,
Line Tor her cOuaf0D o. is funds curing her yi.i,
thai eiiy. The report says -" Should ths ever ~,
her eye, vii convey toe pleasing assurance dat ia
hearts Of msuy hundreds OF suffering lrsh eui,r.n
have been made hight and thCi segos hres bnsA,.oet
by her bouniy. white tb-ir petitions nave Sseeas> a,
BIZ ore-ihing prayers oT,he prosperity and asepne
Ct the Child Of Song"
x An animal OF different species from,
shy before seen in Cshforhn has been takea bs NJ
HI, q Nevada his called the cal.forBis cat lis H.
sCribtc - beng very berunfal Anf hearing ra.sus
h'snes 10 the msttsn, ei.rren, from it. however X
roos, oeng aderk gray, eucfeled with brlgal brOs,
III IS 'lmuT 10 the rscopn TIE fur Il very ga ass
beautiful IL body Is shout the size Of the gray saar
rel bu, about hseyn inches long and It's tai sx.eea a
seventeen inches long
20 We learn from The Gloucester Ts,
9rGph, that Sunday last shout octYck in the a4r
noon, The woodland nesr I0at uuas.r sit,i,sai 4,
EssCN, WIS dscoNefrc - ~ on nre Two tires an4
about hundred citizens AZ the srsea A.
cor fac ton. where after fOIr hours VI hard LN,-
they succeeded 10 srrtsbg it, progress but na, uar 4
had burned thirty more OF valuable woodland
II Z supposed To have bten set nEe by miseheyoas
boys
~ TIE Rochester american says: Mr..
Csilin the celebrated collector o. Indian rrhca VIM.
museum has hong been the attractions OF loada
h now Ia prison tor debt lt appears thai Mr. CAts IA
bis zeal enhance the yslUe at his collection hss IN.
vsyed himself in pecunia'y difficulties 10 such an ex
tent tha unless Congress speedily inierteres al hs
paintings and euiosites muat be sold al sneon, aud
irTeclsimably scattered.
u A State Temperance Convention Is
10 be held AZ Worcester the 23i and 2th inst and
Delegates expected 10 be 'pp inied IRON every city
ant town In the Common wealth. The call stsFes tAal
its objects l. net merely 10 exchange tasnsfa coo
prsn.tions for the prOh,hitory enact nen, q
ihis Sue sgsinst the liquor traffic, bu, specially %
counsel and plan with each other Or measures OF fatare
labor and NJ ton.
u A Mr.. Jewett, of Madison County
Vermont, has imported from Spain one hundred an
sixty choice sheep, which cost him slfU0 There VI,
one buck in TIE tUck which cost 5000, aud viii il Z
said shear "a lbs of wool They have arrived Ia New
York in charge Of an experienced sp,aisn shepherd
This h the way e. improve the valuable stock 1T on,
country and enable 10 equal 10 oneness the aruAc
lures In Europe.
rB- The total amount of contributions q
he Washington National Monument during the mont
OF May was 81 1919 40 Tue following blocks nave bee
received. viz Copper block from tho State OF Mch
gan block from citizens Of rhpmsstpn Msiae bloel
nom ITALIAN Association Of Wilmington, n. G.
~ The Methodist Monthly Magazine
which s to be edited by Rev Abel stevens o, tn
ablest oi the Methodist clergy Is 10 bs called TIE Va
fi0Hal Magazine aud il be devoted % literature,
religion and general intel igence