New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MAY. ii, 1859.
KossUrH AT RoxBuRY.


KossUTH visited Roxbury this evening.
He received at the line ~ ,he military iremen anI
citizens, and welcomed by g. NJ. Ellis, E'q- 20
whose house he escorted and after psrt.siog OF
tea he proceeded to Norfolk Hall and delivered an ad-
dress After the meeting adjourned. he went 70 the
house of Wilt IN Whiting, ESQ.,. where a sumptuoas
banquet awaiting him. but he did not remain, In
consequence OF being indsposed.
NOMINATION TO THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
AT the meeting Of the Wing Nominating
Committee this evening, Hon Rufus Choste was unan-
imoRly Domins'ed Ia represent this district In the
Wing National Convention.
METHODIST GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or BISHOP HAMLINE.
The Conference met at the usual hour,
Bishop Morris presiding
Bishop Waugh presented communication from Bish.
op Hamne II stated that the Bish mad been III since
1916; the last three years he mad been unable
fully 20 perform Ills duties. His physicians had warned
him again attending Conferences, and npw tudins
bnself incapseitsted from farther dui-s he felt Il ms
duty to offer his resignation The communication was
referred
The Committee on Missions recommended the estab-
lishment Independent African Church. to be cen
tered IN Lbera the first Bishop TO be selected by ts
Conference, ana ord lined here.
The testimony OF respect to the memory OF Bishop
HeddDg ordered TO b. recorded in the journal
RESOLUTIONS were adopted nat the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church ought increase the number aud extent OF
Tor. ign and Indian missionaries A,o in favor OF day
be appointed for fasting and prayer in the several
conferences and to suppcate Divine assistance in rails
ing men and means for the missionary work.
report made favorable 10 the erection OF COM
modious central church in Washington, and recon-
mendine the same the Annual Conferences Report
accepted. ,.,..
into the best of procuring for Protestans IN
Rome the religious privileges which are accorded
TO Rom an Catholics in the United States.
The Conference then adjourned.
DESTRUCTION OF A woOLEN MILL.
The large Wooden Mill at Rock Bottom
Village, Massachusetts,, owned by Gleason g. Dale took
fire at o'clock on Sunday morning. and was entirely
consumed together with the machinery and stock also
the dye and drying houses and large dwelling house
adjacent.
The oss is estimated at $4,000 Insured ia Hartford
Sprin gfed, New-York, Lowell, and OH Colony Offices
NoN-ARRvAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, Monday May 10, 1852.
A dense fog prevails in our harbor, and
there no signs Of the steamship Canada, nine
days out.
From the West.
ELECTION OF FILLMORE DELEGATES IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO Monday, May TO- 1852.
FILLMORE Delegates were elected in
every ward in this city by large maioritic and the
District Convention VIII be largely the same way.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CLEVELAND.
A fire occurred at Cleveland on Saturday
morning, consuming considerable property 1t was first
discovered in plane mandatory, on Senecast, aud
spreading to the adjoining buildings, reached Superior
st. burning the entire block from the OF Supe-
and SeReca-sts, and only arrested by the walls
of the Forrest House. The buildings were severally
occupied shoe stores, book stores groceries, stove
stores, plane factory, marble factory, saddleres &c
Loss unknown The marble factory was owned by
Mr.. Jones' and the buildings Superior-st. by F. W.
Allen