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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
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before Hoo. Judge Belts.
Mr j. PRESCOTT HALL. United States District Attor-
ney, addressed the Court follows May It please
your Honor 0nce the session OF the Court con-
mencfd this morning the sad intelligence has US
that Judge Lewis Sandord Of the Superior Court Of
the city OF New York has been suddenly down BY
the uDsarng hand Of death the midst Of his career
Of usefulness with all his judicial honors about him. he
has been summoned from these earthly tribunals to
ther and higher sphere An ascending column h beeo
suddenly broken and the fell destroyer has discharged
an arrow which NO human shield can resist As token
Of respect for the deceased Judges mournfi recoec
ticn OF man so much esteemed and 20 much honored
do now move that this Court adjourn, asd that the
cause OF its adjournment be entered On the miantes
JUDGE BETS. in reply remarked that what rnuor
at tbs opening Of the Court had become sad reality in
the progress OF the day Judge Sanford (sad he
dical requirement. in usefulness and position, stood
second 70 no man of his age in The United states With
mind crfticM clear aud acute. he applied its powers
with an assiduity and concentration which produced
marked results feel (sad Judge Betsy his loss in all
the relations of life, citizen without
pronch and ~ Judge, upright learned aud just.
concur in all the sentiments expressed by the District
Attorney and direct the adjournment OF the Court and
that the cause of its adjournment DO entered by the
clerk srou It's records
The Court was accordingly adjourned until Thursday
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LIVER poor-steamsbip Asia-H BurstA lady, two chn-
ren ard sorysns Qncbeo Miss Brown Kingston; Jones
and se MRS zelch, End child Montreal Mrs nS.' Bee,
and child England Mrs Price, and three ohilarsa.
Canada Zscbaril and lady, NO.lesns Mad Fair
bridges Psns Spain; Mr. cspriam. ZeCsrrs IT, ms1on
Dunop and Dephow, Petersburs Kay Mr. asokeaze uenr
treal Mr. Duncan and lady NOroan r Husband and LADY,
scAies 0,lssns; pseito Iondon ) s,slcy; B.sson
Reid, d Comphoii kYorh: Tuchs-man, Bsstons
Rev Scsdding, Toronto; Hiater, Alshana; W Noss-
worth, ork Morc. NOresas; Rev w Stone NforkS
proyn csnsess RssSsrt. Easlas q n Mana ss1.
Dunlop Louisville; Tapns Lcrdor; Scott GLASGOW
Cameron. Gibson, Mabsi Lsnsrdse. Manteomorys
N0ricans MI Warren PhnadolrhA Kennedy. Mr. Wekevs
AID seIysnt NY.rk; a Martin, England TMorir.d. Mr.
Doubleday. Mas Morlsnd aud tsrvaut, stor Dawson
NYorti w Osborn Mr. Emst aod lady Hsni tous
m nokay Brs Dawson, Montreal Mr. Vlevrlcher Mao
kcpsio III Deirym ole, J Twesde Csnads West; WatR-
writ Pittshurg Mr. Gsedwin Quebec; Clement TersS
raaiape Epeisndl n Bromley Cafarcisi j Arosusas
ysit Car ada, Mrs wyhy, 81 elsnoj W Ohio w Boss.
Mitchell n Race. Crtpo Onie, ossada Sebt1sss ~
tst4lUs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29
Dry Goods Report.

"WEDNESDAY, July s. 1852.
The demand for goods continues and
try buyers from all psrts-mosy from the South and
souihwes-are ocSing in The market favors sellers.
Woollen fabrics of domestic make getting scarce.
UDbeacbed cotons active and steady at the last ad
vance, with fair stock Prices appear to have reached
their maximum at the present fixed price o the
tcIal Beachod goods steady at lie for the higher
Qualities The demand is good Drills are also firm, al
T36c for browns "a Sc. for beachcd aud &c. for
blues. osnabuIgs in request, and at uniform
rates The stock Is light DENNIS without activity.
and prices without change The supply is good, Stripes
arc dull Ticks sought for ami firm. Cotton
asnncls in demand and prices regular Print
ing cloths steady at 50 &C., with fair demand.
Prints selling freely at full rates. Ginghams
steady at the old rate Of 1885, and In regular demand
Delaines coming into market more freely The de-
mand is improving. The supply will hardly be great
as in the sprngas several of the companies have tned
their supplies. At later period We cxpcdt much
enlarged stock The Atlantic Company alone presents
full assortment Cloths working up price and down
in stock. Colored cloths Cassmeres, espe
csly the fsncics active at full regular rates Sa
tin.ts well sustained In price, with active dcmand
Linens steady at ~ Ito. Jeans and twccds are
dull Flannels In good stock with fair inquiry.
Blankets quiet but firm. Shawls are now presenting
themselves in good stock and but the enquiry
Il limited French and continental goods acve
deains Of fine qualities command ready sale at full
prices SILKS figured and plain. selling brisky Rio
hons not 20 much yet. with increasing demand
prices ore well supported and the stock IL limited to
the opening demand. There Is no over supply nor
likely to be any at present as the importations are
limited The trade commences well. We notice an I'm
proypment in the price Of British goods Even dress
goods arc wanted but the supply Ia scanty one.
staple goods In general request especially the heavy
cloths suitable for the coming season German and
belgium cloths In great demand and fetch higher
prices than last month. A good time appears coming
Tor the trade better demand Mt better prices and
hotter. heavy supply Of goods
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

-
,Arrived,Bark Mary = sads aowss Boston,; briss G
Devereaux Boston Mary ya.e, Gates nYork sohrs New
Reeuus Dickinson, Port altha Ustalnga slack, New
port Eliza Ellen Kicker. Portlsnd JOE Ksey Babcock,
hinbtob; Leah Saunders, Newpo Jos Pintor Bennett,
Williamson NC soull, Sou Chester steamer Penob.
whitaker NYork :
misunderstanding virginia Teal Richmond hrigs Marie
Aueuste. Rsake, Agusdia, PR G White White, Bos-
Revee Boyo, dol Mary Jane Gates do schrs FoIros
ter, Benson saco joy IIoys Newborypor. Leah
Newport Usta'ega Perry. Boston; 5cnii Scusl; 90
Ridley BAbcock, Dishton steamer Mars, 0recn'
Miscellaneous. -,.-.
BARK SUNBEAM Mr. Fossots. agent q tne oS ~ Chin
hss been Of worn a. this vessel WRECKED s hut
coteaeuc In hopes OF getting her into sne 'r'AA"F'
thinks tho OF nee doubtful -.
BRIG full rugged, bound 70 I.i.s
pame known, went ashoro on Friday. ~ aos
BRIo lumber loaded pc%nad tho a.s;s
yesterday oven,ns ON the West Bank heiasso 'no a''
aDoe OF asttam tug. - -. .,-.
soHR ALBANIA where bound not known, vent sncf I
s5sn \, lies beading OF shore nun apparently
good o dtioni spsrr al ~ NO " s"e N~'
and looks LIKE . strong sssseL -.
souR LopvsxfA NJ Portland from Norfolk. piesee up
18th mat topss yard with SAL assAohod' @arkea fot
land Duck.
sora CorsuL at PortIasd vas IN co.tsot 81 IL sst
.tS sss smcr Granite Btste about bali betwesn
Portland saa 8ssuia vssshss olcss sad seS Shs csnA
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Cleared.
Steamsp James Adger Dickinson, Charleston. spcsrd
ship Jehn Cost.r, Fcser, Hsrre via City Point at
SIP Jalis Howard ggitsy Dritsspert Verde.
Barn Cuba, sherwood. p.nvaii, Brisss & Co.
s rssn s sSsS SEAM. 81 Ss5
Bark Ella Bars. Brasnhall Bermuda, Tscker Light
RsTI Tsioa. Slsrs, M s.;sSs. Curtis Co;
Hs slf r S kys tEs DE hsr%da
BIs rany trruss) basche. Sc Jaso de Cabs. & Bur
nTis Alfred Fail Brown ssvsaa,h; \ Ycr.aayS Co
sssf Sss wind.sS sos$S;i %
sssI eIs.Isa Hiss Nss s,ysn cssgs
soir Harvest. PIesiury, Taunton, m sster.
Arrived.
Stoteehip Relief kThst cher, 1t CONG Monteyideo
Bari Gretbpsa (of Barnssssie Crowe Bremen 80 days.
took rlet Of Georges Bssss 50 0''e 'ns
day; aa. i Bo sa e 9th %
Is, S sr Ig,STss' with
Lisvoiiyn sherman. Neuvi.s, July II with sugar
e. Of Gun Koy Parsed brig Ainirs. sid dsy previous from
. Brig Porrsi'e Thomson 1t CONS Pert Pr,ys.
Gays % s Sa Pr New 3d. s
Is % Isn 90 81 spoke soar Robertson, Clagett days
Brig CoriItb tof Newburypors) Chsso Ant~erp 30 days
With sdse ard las to Rsschmue vessel to
Brig Frances Hoplss Guyana, PR July H. with sugar,
Brig Torpo Berry Remodel. July IT, with sugar
and D. bseeo, to Matthews rinneeaD Fox July 10
sigL With white diamond IN day lat IS
TO- lon ~ ~ passed back showing red white and blue
signal. steering N.
gre Globe levitt New Orleans 81 days with mdse,
Brig & 5 hanson. Wallace Darien, Ga, days with
Inn Der, to u Rocker bough.
Brig Friendship klsm, Mbriige IL days. with lun-
Der. 70 Simpson, Mayhem a. Co.
Brig Whitaker, Handy Macnss days, with lumber. to
brig Florence, Hopkins Msohias 10 days. with lumber to
Brig Morsnoy Hill Calais, days, with lumber, to Todd
g. Robinson.
Sclr Zephyr (Nor) HendrckFon. Bergen Norway, 81
dfys ballast witt CD 70 Funoh Meincte
Schr hsxon Rogers tof New Haven't sardy, Eleasners6
" signals with Hamburg bark Franklin steer
sefr John White (of Albany, Greene Baracoa days.
scbr London (srJ Murphy, Melbourne Ms II days, with
plaster, to " Durham Son.
Schr Arctic (Brl Barnes Sackyle NIB, 10 days, with
grnts.tpes to Bloomfeld -
scbr II Lsnsir, Woodhouse, GEORGETOWN, sc, days,
with svsl stores.
Scir Plato. Hammond. Baltimore, days.
Schr Tior ests, Eaton, eteuhcn, Me 10 days.
Schr Tomah Trmtle Calais, days, Tor Port Morris.
Schr Regulator Watson Calais 9dsys for Port Morris.
Sioop Pointer, Fowler, Providence.
Below.
One ship and bark unknown.
saiIods
Steamships Asia (Br) Judkins. Lrerpsol James Adsor
Dicl inson Cbsrestoni ship Garrck, walker, dycrpoo
bark John Curtis Hogan Norfolk. -
Wind at suniet, SSE.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TAc Steamer MISSISSIPPI Ordered 10 the
Banks.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsHINel on, July IS, 1852,
The Mississippi with Commodore Perry, has been or
dered forthwith to repair to the fishing grounds to pro-
tect citizens in all their rights under the treaty of
1873 No seizures will in the present stage of proceed
ings be permitted unless they take place within three
mics OF the The British interpretation OF the
treaty regards The bays win be permitted to be
enforced until the matter has been automatically adj
iusted believe the Mississippi is the only vessel yet
ordsrod TO the scat Of difficulty The Mississippi will
robsbiy sail on Sunday. N.Y.
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EEw ORLpANs-Sesmship BepjAmiu Fravkiin-W
Hanbey Mr. Brooke Mr. Cornet kobb Mr. Psse Miss Her
ron Miss smith allison PREM. Aichfe, Jen-
nngs K,rr Master W Mitchell. Armour, yarvisp
Mater ~ W Chapman hss stE%an. Fray Nc rg'.s.
Ouch. sugutt and servant Jamiscp, rAirssvu Cham
berain Mrs Faddars cbiuren aod servaat Misc
Blanchard, lady and sor.snt; Fennon nna nnay,s
Hand A wall G Hascoi w Perry. II wysr, W WAls-.
ton, j Hamott DuncAn-7 In the stecrAge.
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Tolegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrivedship Edward. Calcutta March 81 ieeua June
49, Sailed Helena in with ships st Petersburg
AID Alert, from Calcutta for Londsn.
ships Napoleon, Liverpool. Ghoora, Cronstadtj barks
Carlo Msuran. Calcutta; Apn T. NARY, hAnsanla; How
land. Pensacola brigs Esther Elizabeth Trinidad
Moncur HavAna; Carolse Mobile; Cariann Phade pha;
schr Chas htchnm Aux Cages.
CeAred-BArks Rio Janeiro Gov Brirge Phiadei.
pha California, and Tanger, do Nmroa. Troy Isa
boll York.
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL ooRREsroyprscf.

NORFOLK. Va July g. 1852
Tho e. s. soop Of ST. Louis has just left The navy
yard and dropped down to her anchorage to take in her
powder and then wait for orders which will probably be
TO The fishing grounds.
The soop Of cyane Is to be rcdockcd owing to her
leaking badly They hurryins the trigate Potomac
out Of the dock for that purpose,
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On the 7th Of July by the Rev. DR.. Wieczorek. Mr.
ursmANs yor srHLFr, TO Miss MARY ScHIRMER both OF
this city. ,,,
Gronor W. FARRircToN to Miss SAnAn WArsRnoyse, all
II this city.
Al st Psurs Church. Brooklyn. on Wednesday morn
mo July "a by the Rev Mr. Reean OSCAR TrMyerio TO
R,IsA g. BoUsoErr. daughter Of tbs late Daniel L.
BoH1ott.
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Passenger Arrixed.


| HAvANA-BaJk Isla de CubA-Mr and Mrs Atbertsss.
Bauiecn. Miss Moup ford PAse, Do ustss lie xs
| G Tonne ana servnht, Coombs.
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DEATH or ypDGB LEWIS II. sANpFoRp.

DEATH Or jV8k LEWIS u, BAhDfOKD.
The Hon Lewis H. ssndfsrd Of the Justices Of the
S. perior Court Of New York, died ct Toledo Ohio at
IL O'Clock on Tuesday He to this city from the
interior Of the State about the year 1885 for
several years eminent chancery and general lawyer
lie succeeded Murray Hoffman as assistant vice-chan
ceor believe in ls43 On the abolition Of the Court
of Chancery he appointed Of the Justices the
Superior Court in which Office he continued by elec
ton, on the adoption af the constitution in ls4T.
With the exception Of Judge Oakley, perhaps he had the
most judicial mind of any Of the Judges in the State
lie had happy faculty of segregang the real points of
case dissntangipg masses Of evidence and disputed
questions Of awof striking directly at what was
tiai TO be decided He prepared while in the Court of
Chancy very elaborate reports of the he decided
and also while Justice Of the Superior Court similar
collection which lie adjudcaed from that bench
His well known opinion in the OF the right OF 70.
regners to prosecute here for the Infringement Of their
trade marks, has been very largely repubhed ami
voraby commented upop abroad.
Appropriate notice If Judge sandfords sudden dccease
was taken yesterday in the several courts.
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MARITIME TELLIGE NCE
Movements or Ocean Steamer.

PORT or NEW YORK, JULY %, 1852.
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. Z, 1852
Cotton active in arket the sales nesday
being 5000 bales and those Of day rhursday 1000
bales. hiddug is quoted ct exc. ana fair llc Ex-
change Is lower. Sterling ehc. per cen premium.
CaApLEsros, -SlneIs62
The sales Of cotton to-day have bee, ~, =, The
market is unsettled and qualities uuda 'eI,ta;raro
easier than ut any time since last wees
CHARLESTON, stOber Z 1852.
Tho GALES of cotton during the week have been 500
bales ut prices ranging from 81 H. ]6c The market
shows decline CT &c last weeks quotations Fair
is quoted at 1910 and midding fair at l0hc. The
ceps of the week have been bales and the stock
on hand amounts to 5000 bales.
ALBANY, October 8. 1852
The receipts Of produce since or last have been
aDnexed-Flour. Geo bbls barley, $4,000 bus oats,
37' bus wheat, 7C00 bus Flour and wheat dull,
The receipts OF grain light the boats not having yet
arrived IN from the Albion break they expected
sunday the Qusniity the wny is large. Data and
corn Barley ut 1890 FOR choice jefferson
two rowed and Tao. 76o. for ordinary TO good ditto
7Sc 500. for four rowed.
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No Yellow Fever a. Savannah
nUMoRs TO THE CONTRARY NorwrTnsrAupiv

RUMORs TO THE CONTRARY NoTwITHsrANDfud
CnsnLssron, October Il 1852.
letter from Savannah bysicanr Is published in
to.dsys's Courier. It is ds'ed Savannah Wednesday
O'Clock and says yellow fever Is rapidly Increasing la thai
the last thirty hours.
ABOVE STATEMENT
CHARLESTON, Oct. &. 1852.
The EDITORS OF the Savannah Reppblcqu and the eor
gdn pronounce the letter of the Savannah Physicln
published in The Charleston Courier Of Thur say relative
to the ftetn cases q yeow fever and twelve death,
hoax rsponsshe signature was, however furnished
the Coa,1r With the letter
private despatch from Savannah dated the Sth Inst
entitled 10 full creo,t there Is single case
OF yehow fever IN savannah and alarm what
ever-kfpoRTlR
The following despatch addressed to highly re-
spectacle hcue in New York
SAVANNAH, Oct Z. 1862
The report In the Charleston OF this day about
yellow fver here Is falfemaicously false There have
been bet hree sporadic here this season aud no
or deatbs within the last three days We as
sert this on our sacred word of honor
b. IL. PADpLEF0RD, FAY 4 co.
PRIVATE DISPATCH THE NEw yoaK HERALD.
S.vASnAH oct. 7. 1882.
Please that there one word OF Truth in
the despatch aost about yellow being savsuuen
There bave been but three sporadic of yellow
In the city This sscertancd after digent enquiry by
the Board OF Health J. Il. LOCKE co.
sTiLL ANOTHER
The following despatch was directed to one OF the
leading New York frms-
SAVANNAH, October 8, 1852,
The Medical Board met TO dsy at twelve O'Clock They
passed resolution declaring that there r. epidemic in
frmed No other Of yellow fever have occurred
II Il. CUYLER,
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COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMERS ADMIRAL AND
EASTERN sTATE-LATEB FROM NEW BRUNSWICK
AND NOVA SCOTIA.
BosroS, October 8, 1852.
The steamer Admiral, from St. John, N b.,
into evening" Fort Independence by the steam
or Eastern State for Bangor The Admiral struck
the starboard quarter cutting into the cabin demosb
Ing the mates state and causing the vessel leoE
very badly As she had heavy csgo and about 300 pos
sepgers she low in the water and upon the
flats near East Boston, to preven. her from sinking Her
freight being nearly all deck. would escape damage
Tha steamer is injured it supposed to the amount
Of Thousand dollars. The Eastern State sustained
damage she came stern The East Bostc and
Eastern Railroad ferry boats went immediately to the
assistance Of Admiral and took of the passengers
and their baggage.
Pspers received by the Admiral state that tho provn
cal yhibon at Frederckton in which great interest
is taen by the people Of the province opened en-
the 9th inst with great splendor by his Exoeency ae
Governor, who received by guard of honor.
salute Of nineteen guns fred, and tho National An
them was played -
The exhibition was well attended Tie railroad stin
attracts much attention The civil elections In Halifax
took place the LIST instant Potica high the
occasion. The Hon. Alexander Keith the conservative
candidate for Mayor elected resolving 500 votes to
AL for Naylor, his opponent.
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The Psr,Is OF BaIlocning.

sARRoW ESCAPE OF NJ. YgTIN AND coNeANIONS-
HIS BALLOON PICKED UP AT SEA.
NJ Petin and his eompas ,ens dn roydys narrowly -
capsd with their lives Thursdsy last ntsr the grand
ascension from Bridgeport. They went up beautifully.
The Springfield Repeoa Of yesterday, In speaking q
the ascension, says -
with three pGnions in large boat undsA
by four splendid flags His ascent was Of the sanas
grand character here rising sioSly and In straight
line till almost In the cloudk When the Ai0eA
eye could just him he sanding the edge %
the boat waving his hat to tb multisudes below He
Clouds whence he again spreaed till lost In the din
distance. His course SCENE 10 be the SQUAD
wards Norwich. When la 81 heard from. he MAS sse1
from the to be over North Haven Tho crowd ga
thered to sec the sight enormous; there hardly
place be had to ,tand on and the numbers were not
teacher another Frochman resident In tia towa and
the third We did nos learn, probably assistant He
took mp large amount cf ballast and hope wiz ma
something heavy n his purse,
The companions OF M. Petn, In his aerial Digit wero
GustAvc, his assistant Joseph W. Dufour and ssasas-
man from bridgeport They loft that city a. qsAR<
pest three o'clock ON Thursday afternoon ana "ss ss
ried slong by q north westerly current Al vs0 i.P'o
rate, until finding themselves going out 70
carae down and fell into the ocean, soous "o mass
from shore After olingipg to the network Oh tne n-
,oor sr .bout three quarters OF an hour tney were
taae, of nv life boat, manned by crew nom Soass-
ampton Long bland.
w. have obtained these particulars from one - we
s,,v vho reached town yesterday httetnooa he sAsD
hs, the balloon travelled the distance OF seventy mu
IN one hour and hvo minutes, " over ~iie aaAuss.
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Dreadful Railroad Accident.

SIX LIVES LOST AND TWELVE TO SIXTEEN DANGER
OUsLY INJURED, ETC.
CONCORD, N H., Oct. rs P. N.
terrible accident occurred today the Montreal
railroad near Wer's steamboat landing by which six
persons killed and from twelve to sixteen danger
ousy injured. An extra train was coming from the
steamboat Dover at Meredith village with large mum.
ber Of passengers their way to the State Fair Mere
9th Bridge.
Soon after 1t started coupling broke while on
pile bridge Wers and before the accident could
be repaired another extra train from the Dover
ran into 1t, and "a most heart rending ensued
Among those reported to be killed the following -
John H. Smith Of Dover clerk of Sraord County Court
Mr. Roberts and child, of Holderness Mr.. McDufee, OF
Acton; and MIR. Edgarly. of Tuition boIough
Among those dangerously injured :-Sanborn G.
Carter OF Osspee Register of Probates in Carroll county
(who is reported TO have since died) Thomas w Muir
dough- Eq Of Wakefield, who had both his legs broken
and others some Of whom reported have since
died. Many jumped into the water, which fifteen
feet deep.
Governor Martin in the train but WAS not injured
A lady named Evans was killed at Sanburton bridge.
to day by the cars, while attempting to take her child
fIom the train.
Another woman. named Lord. killed by horse, at
the tair grounds near Meredith
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Congregational Convention.

THIRD UAY-CONCLUDED.
ALBANY, October s. 1852.
After the administration of the communion service last
evening" the convention called order and the Com
mttee Missionary Aid TO Churches in the Savehoding
States reported the following resolution as a substitute
that portion of their report which had been
mitted-
Resolved That in the opinion of this convention it is the
tendency Of the gospel s IN ITS purity
that it is tho duty of missionary societies aid
to churches in states in the support Of such
principles and the application of gospel discplue that
with the blessing Of God 1t shah have it's full effect in
slavery and in bringing the speedy abolition Of that
supendous wrong and that wherever minister Is not
mted topreach he should in accordance with the di
recton OF Chrie in such depart out Of that city
The resolution meeting with general appreciation was
adopted without de ate.
Mi LEWIS TAprAN then offered resolution denouuoing
made to IT. the convention adjourned until eight O'Clock
this morning
FOURTH DAY.
ALBANY, October g. 1861.
The convention met at eight clock this morning. pur
suant to adjournment The attendance was not full
at previous sessions considerable number Of dee-
gates having left for their respective homes this morn
ing
The exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev Mr.
Armstrong
Mr. LEWIS TAppAN said that after consultation with
number of members he had concluded not to bring up
his resolution this morning although he was of opinion
that sufficient time given for deberation large
portion Of the convention would be found to concur IN
the olution.
series Of resolutions adopted approving of tho
labort Of the Congregational brethren in Canada.
Nomin atng committees were elected. Authority was
given for calling another convention In 1865, deemed
expedient.
the conyencA at qurter before IL O'clock adjourned
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Meteorological Observations.

BY MoRsEs LINE OFFICE, BASEMENT NO. az STREET.
FRIpAy. Oct. s, 1859
BUFFALO, 10 p. M-Westher cloudy but plea ant
Wind northeast. Therm ometer So Barometer 80. .33.
ROCHESTER. 10 p. III Beautiful evening, rather cool
Wind northwest. Thermometer GS
AUBURN 10 p. M.-Coudy evening. Light southeast
wind. Thermometer So
Urea, 10 p. M-Weather dark and cloudy. Wind
sout Invest. Thermometer SO.
ALBANY, 10 P. M-Cloudy and disagreeabe day.
Clear, cold evening Wind northwest Thermometer 67.
Barometer 28. .p20. Mercury &c.