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MON Ely ARK EFT.
WrpsEsDAY. May 26-ep. \

NEDSEsDAY, May 2t-5 7. NJ.
The stock market opened dull and depressed this
morning but closed more buoyant After the adjourn
ment Of the fret board there general improvement
in prices and a more active movement in the leading
fancie Quotations to-day compared with those current
at the close yesterday show decline in Canton Com
yany Of 4 per cent Long Island q Harlem, u ;
Nicaragua Transit a. Eric Railroad advanced "a per
cent Reading Railroad, An others remain without
alteration. Some o. the largest holders IL stocks feel
confident much higher prices W soon be realized They
argue chat hive had very utte speculation, that
comparatively. price rule low much lower than those
current year at this time that nearly every stock
en- tic list is really worth much laJrc tau Il was twelve
months since tha' money nos b. plenty at thgac md
four per cent Ter luuum, whereas, at tat tme aa
worth .x aud seven per cent That The prospect Is favor.
atle ir fiu more reduced rates II nercs, th4t fu-
roadf. ,auas banks, incorporated compaaiea q c}cy
description are doing better and more profitable bla
heneyor byfoeel fact That thstc never wls more
favorable time f outsiTg INTO The market and
purchase anything Oh the list. We must admit that
many VI these arguments sound, and cannot be con-
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~ conveyance Of land for the Of sdch road.
We trust those journals that advise people to purchase
proposed Albany Northern Railroad Is parallel to two
other roads, and the Champlan Canal but few miles
separate-s longer, win cost more. and have heavier
grade than either Of the other roads and that there
possibility Of its ever paying. We have heard of
lot property Of city plots mapped on paper of
mill sites praires OF Papes gas, and other enter
psises similar character but have we before
known Of anything in the railroad line that
bore strong resemblance to these. The intelligent
reader throughout the region where this road said
to be but where in reality it is not and will be
unless men have million of money to throw away
have enjoyed k,enly the glowing representations In
behalf Of this project touching the advantages OF line
business and general prospects of the Albany Northern
Road We presume Wall street labms under the i'm.
preston that this road penetrates wide extent coun
try having outlet ready to its over this
road when the truth is other region of the State of
equal extent and population, has many facilities al
Ieady-there being canal and two railroads through
the whole extent
Whenever there is an abundance Of money every de-
ecripton OF enterprises will to it, Not these
turn out to be merorous. even based upon such
principles usually recognized fair and honor-
BILE At the present time, II may be well for capitalists
exercise discretion lest what appears to be regular in
form, and desirable for investment turn to be the
merest humbugs If not downright swindles.
Railroad companies, which have portion of their road
completed and in operation legtimatey issue bonds
properly secured by first mortgage. Such Investments
safe and bona de We pleased at all times to point
out such and recommend them to the capitalists and all
others seeking productive empoyments for their money
But when such attempt to raise money as is
shown by the above article it is due to the public to ex-
pose it. 1t appears by this that the Albany Northern
Railroad Company has not yet been organized that no
subscriptions Of stock have been made, road con-
structed no nothing, showing that railroad even in
contemplation. 1t used to be the custom of raising
enough money by stock subscriptions to construct about
onchalf twothirds of the line and then raise su
Gent to complete and equip the road by issue of first
mortgage bonds This the true system general
ly succeeded. This however is literally railroad age
and system has taken the place of the DID, The
result can easily be foreseen.
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sEcARs --l4o 600 Havana changed hands to-day at
$40 o 26 80, usual time.
were procured at 201c 2lc and 81 lsc. abatement
SusARa-Sales have been made of 10 hhds Muscovado
at BE- SIC so Orleans at SC 500 bxs brown Havana
At exc and 500 bags Pernambuco at 5ac per h. Mar
ket buoyant
TALLow-we heard Of 1900 lbs prime being sold at
Ssic., cash.
RE0HrTs PRopucE
By ERIE RAiLRoAp-212 sides leather. 100 bbls -four
LEO live hogs GIL sheep, 100 head cattle and 233 pkgs
butter.
By New HAVEN RALRoAp-171 pkgs butter
BY NORTH RIVER BoArs-26 GA bbls no,r 724 do
PIG do lard, 1900 bu corn AIS do wheat, 40 pkgs
butter and IA do cheese.
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TINE BEST TAILOR N PARts.--THE FIRM OF
Mcsrrs. GarGe, Schemits Deralier, No. ~ Rue DO
CHI hepil "a the Boulevard laiiens + 80 we'll
knuwn among tho Americans visiting Pats that IL neeis
mmtusaiiun. The noytty Of goods te Of tho
cutting tie goodness of coth well SEAL Of
bon of the taors only Europcsu, but also
American 10 all respects Orders - hessrs
Bsrae. Schemite, poynlher vita model or Tho exact
measures. md they will the lnded articles
through tie agency Of Mcsrs. Livingston ellis Cr No.
ePlase de la Boursc Parjs
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IlxcURsfONs.

1,ycrnsIoNs TO tue FISHING BANKs-ryrRy
~ dav except Saturday, Fare I2is cents each ,,av
The steamer huIFnLo Ce9t Haasox viii leave Tam
Catharine s,S rier No. g. ~ n A. MIreta,ninn hv x
Z. NJ Rcffs shmenta fishing tackle Sc. PROVIDED Sea
basearo caught in great abundance. ""
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EUROPEAN ADvERTIsEMENT.

BEAUTIFUL, LASTING, AND CHEAP AooTs-MA
ID Hazard, bootmnker 70 well known among Ameri.
cans ~ho visiting Paris for long PERIOD vses 10 ma
h aware that s store newly ettud aud deco.
rated located at NO. Place des tsen just oppo.
the theatre % the Genie 0pura House the second
door The Patent Lcsther furnished Nv Hsard tear
competition, and his Calf skins soft ban Letters
he cted 20 Mr. Hazard containing the
SIZE not he viii make aud send ls goods through the
agency Of Me6srs. Livia.ftop, Wells Co. Nog place 10
bourse, Paris.
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DRY Scoops.

DARIs MANTJJLAs--TuE SUBSCRIBER Will.
olen fer inspection tins daya very iarso pnr fro,
Of novelc In MaptillnB received during tbe Ias.
his in Paris and witch lie Is ennoea vi III, p
very moderate prices rs must cemmnp Tx siT mnntiIa ~
six ana Ialf dollars with rich deep rlhso M IL every
10, Ali tho letter and more costly goods at
Lc ss',o moderate ratio. maeaipseaI eseek ot Canton
Co. a ana French Cashmere anu "ther lotein 5hawss
.Iafe ~ ennd nj this eetatiishmeht. GEO BULpIN,
~ rnss,a Mentilln Nm pcrnm, 81 broadway
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HONIESTEADs.


RUlLDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
- Insurance Comnany.-Offce Of Tryon Row and
Ghatsam street. in the Harlem Railroad Companys Build
ing This Company having all their capital one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars (S50000) paid safely in
vested, are prepared to issue Policies OF
against loss damage by Ere at the lowest possible
premium, rents buidings, furniture merchandise sps
buildings, vessels i'll port, their cargoes, &c.
DIRECTORS.
John Bruce, c. s. Woodruff Simeon Draper.
Adm Wakeman, Alpheus Banning Casper G. Chifs
Charles jenkins, John &. Hull. Sol'n Jessurun.
John J. fellott, Wm N. Dodge, John Hooper.
Chas. W Hull, walter Brady Roht. McClcllaA,
Calvin Condit, Alfred Jones, Henry Major
Hy A. Carhart, John Buxton, Jr., r. w Waller
Tim II. Burger. Davis Collamore, StafAie Livosay,
Josiah whitney, Cyrus II. Leutrcl John N Oleott
John w. Newton, Jas. II Pulls, Sam s. WyckoL
Fred H. Nichols A. p. Fonda, Dan. d. whitney
Royal Houghton, John Morrison.
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
JOHN 7. SuEpHTRD. Surveyor
Applications through the post will be Immediately at
tenaedto.
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TRAvELLERg GUIDE.


GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.-THE LARGE AND COM
~ nodous steamer SANTA CLAUS. Capt. H. i. Clarke,
will commence her regular route Saturday May 80 lcay
ing foot of Chambers street at PM for Grassy Point
Caudwors Cozzens' Dock (West Point), Cold Springs,
Cornwall Newburg, and Fshkill Returning, will leave
Fishk Mt t A. NJ. touching Mt the above landings For
freight passage apply board foot of Chambers street
OPPOSITION DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY--THE
~ steamer HENRY CLAY will continue der trips to
Albany as soon as necessary repairs and alterations
can be Effected.
LoR ALBANY, CHANGE OF HOURS.-THE CARS
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad. leave the City
usl Station. New York. daily tsundays exeepted at ~
and "a r. NJ toxpress) through without change Of
CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD, FOR PUfLA-
place 6y f.esmboat JOHN POTTER Two linea daily.
Morning line cavesst7 A. NJ Afternoon iinc at
r. H. through so Phadelphis Ia foGr aad half hours.
farehIat class cara S. second class, (by r. NJ line
pnly), 81 Returuiny, leave PHILADELPHIA from OF
Nalnut street. ~ A. ~ ard Up. H. Emierant line Nv
,toaiosest TRANSFORM isom pier No, l. At 4. u.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECr.-U. 8.
- MnH and h1press Limos through In al hours. NJ J.
hroa1 Via Jersey City leaving Nov York A. NJ foot
fGortstpt ssToet A u. and 81 Y. NJ, Liberty street
Leave Fadpha hours, from foot of Walnut street
BALTIMORE Washington, aud Charleston through n
IN the shove nes, and carried N
sad ~ T. Wines from New York. with through
without exponse.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CssAEcrrp wSDsEspAY, NAV %, ron the NIw YoaK
HERALp.
NEW YORK MARKET

DSAaes PAYABLE IN cash Goods Stored 10 Be sold 1t pubic
the end Qf year 1fx ~ 241
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NEW PupLIcATows.


III n sbs
sm.ras The
which It's sumSoss Ssvo o.n
The Ss
sa attention ;a to the Editorial which
ca each number The publishers trust that
admitted the pages the Magazine in the ssst
They viii seek steadily t. exert The public healthy
aqa their Ths1 ri. ws
fh, MAGAZINE repertory Of whatever s most
aay agreeable in the current literary Of tho
CONTENTS or THE JUNE NUMBER.
cS our Death Of Robin Grey.
BY S% bra Mans
ko Eas r c The
Profile Mountain. The Basin The Flume. View on tina
Napoleon a Bonsparts by John s. g. Abbott. nlustr.
si' sissa Gss ns:ns ::
Ny Ncve-or yarises ia English Liss.-By Sir Edward
Ocean slils:-by John 5. c. Abbott. Illussrasion
Rro%piSs Baas-Bxx Charles Dickens,
The Las. REVEAL Tale Of the Coast Guard.
E EssRs & p Mssrii
The Rsgs Of Terror
Bleak House BY Charles Dickens CHAPTER VIII Cover
Law writer Illustraons-yisit at the Brickmaaers-
In Re Guppy: Extraordinary Proceedings.
The Ghost Raisers.
The Three Visitors of Bernardin de Saint Pierre
A Primitive People.
The Daughter of the Bardi.
Curiosity in Natural History.
Monthly Record u Current Events.
Editors Table
Editors Easy Chair.
Editors Drawer.
Literary Notices.
Leaf from Punch. MISUNDERSTANDING at Rail-
way Staton.Ihe Childish Teetota ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to tie Sex.
Fashions for Early Summer. Ilustrations.-Ball Co.'S
tunes and CoIurcs.-Full Dress for Evening.-Caps.
Terms-The Magazine be obtained of Booksetlere,
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a year. Twenty-Five cents number The semi-snn
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the muslin at cents each, fur
nshed by the Agents Publishers Four volumes
ready. bound HARPER L. BROTHERS, New York.
THE MECHANICAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
i Journal proposing to npart to the mechanic, eng-
that kind Of practical information
which they constantly require in their daily avocans.
The great competition existing in all the mechanical
branches IN this country renders it extremely necessary
this should avail themselves of all which
will assist in producing work ut cheaper rate We have
now hundred and practical rules
and application of which specified in the Pro-
which issued in the first number Of the Journal
This number will give pretty clear idea Of the probable
character of the Published weekly Terms 20
year-S1 in advance AL communications addressed to q.
e. LEONARD. Editor, 100 Pearl street. New York.
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These quotations are correct, and can be depended
upon. Those who have foreign coin to dispose of
obtain these rates in every instance.
1hest Louis Price Current gives the annexed specimen
Of issue Of shnplasters which have recently ap-
peared in that city,
Nignette New YoRK, April l. 1852. I
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n
/ vignette NFw YoaE, April l. 1852 /
4 THE ST. LOUIS OMNIBUS co,
For value received, pay to d. o Z. Dougherty, +
or order, THREE DOLLARS, and charge the same TO +
Y account of CASE 4 co. /
1 To Il. G. POTTER, Bellview Iowa. !
Es<se&*&s***s*
The st. Louis Price Current remarks--
We have heard rumored that the Pigeon Roos Plank
Road Company" and the Northwestern Feather Com.
pany are about to avail themselves Of banking priv
es granted to them by their charter and issue
for circulation All kinds Of trash In the form Of
for circulation that any city cursed with is
notes aIe plenty and every few days something
itself One can hardly receive 500 in the ordinary
course of business, without finding from eight to
Kinds oil khnpaser mixed in payable at out of the
way inaeces siblo place. Beautifully engraved drafts,
drawn III another state, in of three. i've
and ten dollars upon some living the verge Of
civilization certificates of deposits in like small sums
drawn 10y agents Of character and standing 70
reign insurance company Or individual firms and orders
IN mail sums, some plank road company TO be
the most prevalent in our city.
These notes must have been manufactured exclusively
for circulation in the Western country None of these
have made their appearance in this city. Under the
free banking law Of all the prominent Western States
one OF the safest paper eurrencies in the world will be
issued; ard II must drive away all such trash that
named above Issues Of any bank scared by deposit
in proper hands Of sound state stocks be other
wise than good and people should be careful how they
touch any other paper currency.
The mania for manufacturing bonds for raising money
to construct railroads has taken such deep hold upon
the public mind that almost any schcme finds It's adyo.
Gates and supporters. The annexed article from the
Troy Daily Wig gives insight into the aodus operaad
Of getting up some Of these bonds
Tnr MoYrY MARKET AND FANcY SrocKs.-somc Of our
discreet New York contemporaries have expressed
fears Of late st the present abundance OF money might
lead TO exravagan enterprises and ms cure Investments
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
SEE THIRD PAC

HAMILTON HOUSE.. FORT HAMILTON, L. l., IS
open for transient company, and will be ready to
receive boarders the first day Of June Parties wishing
PROPRIETOR office Of the Aster House. Fort Hamilton. L.
l. Steamboats, John HasA aud Wilson small will
their early trips the first day Of June Also afurnshsd
Cottage to let. HAWLEY D. CLAPP.
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GUNNER BOARD.-THE PAVILION, NEW RO-
- chee-Pleassnt and convenient both in apartments
and ocationhas few yet disengaged suitable for
families single The establishment cludes
lightfnl and ample facilities afforded for enjoy
ing the bathing fishing &c., of this fashionable retreat
References. E. Frink, Esq, 10 Park place.
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OFFICE AND ROOMS TO LET-AT SIS, Sc. 81, IS, 50,
LEVIE, l36 Nassau str eet.
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III OUSE, STORE, AND APARTMENTS. TO LET-A
three story and basement modern brick house in Van
Brunt street near Union street. South Brooklyn, two
cellar and the first moor in Column bia street. side being
third house from Of Summit South Brookya
at moderate rents. Inquire of Z. AUERBACH, No. 122
Norfolk street, New York-if by letter. post paid.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c,

CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-TWO LIGHT, SIX SEATED
- Rcckaways; one has high front seat and the other
has the der the roof Also wagon
John G. Hams make $l45 been but little All
will be sold low if applied for Immediately at JOHN c.
HAMS Carriage Warehouse, 800 Broadway.
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GUT OF ROOMS TO LET.--A VERY DESIRABLE
srit OF Rooms to let from the LIST or 10Th OF ane suit
able f1r family intending 20 spend the New
York Apply at 80 Clinton place. Of Eighth and
Green streets.
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GMALL OFFICE WANTED, UP STAIRS. IN NASSAU,
Address &C. E." Herald office.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.-EOR SALE, AN ELE-
CANT city or country residence in Newark n j. situ-
ated Newark Heights. at the head of Warren street,
having commanding view Of Newark Newark Bay Staten
Island and New York city The property consists about
Of land also interest In elegant private Park
front The house is new with eleven rooms, all finished
for residence Gothic barn choice fruit aud shade
trees, &c. For particulars inquire az IS Bowery, New
York. or Of the undersigned on the premises
ISRAEL PIERSON.
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ITO LET-THE LARGE HOUSE NO. 20 ROSE STREET,
suitable for boarding house wonld be let to twl
families. Apply to JAMES CARR 1876 Broomc street.
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OFT TO LET-THE THIRD LOFT OF STORE NO.
- l40 Fulton street. 10S feet Deep extremely well
lighted Apply in basement Of No. 1873 Fulton street.
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belmont VILLAGE LOTS, AT FORDUAM.-ONLY A
ID few quarter Lots equal to four city Lots in
this eligible convenient healthy location to be had at
first prices il applied for photographic maps and
sireulars giving full description of the property may 20
B. II. Brswn and Jesse Lyon, the premises; A. W.
Spies 81 Maiden lane; Nath c. Pat 20 Maiden lane; Wm
H. Cary 245 Pearl street; General William Hail. 9 Broad
way; and Coombs e. Nieolay IA Grand street.
JOHN c. KAYSER l65 Pearl street.
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OFFICES TO LET--IN CHAMBERS STREET, SUIT.
~ able for lawyer agent, Gnc large light
the hrst oor to hich be added Apply
to JONAS d. PHILLIPS. the premises, 81 Chambers
street, next door to Burtons theatre.
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N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, AT NEW RO-
"A ehells, to let-possesson given immediately; fae
Of the pleasntest locations in Westchester county full
view OF the Sound, within half mile Of the depot. Tho
lawns and shrubbery in high state Of cultivation For
particulars inquire of Simeon Leland the premises
from 10 till o'clock. at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Two LET. IN HOB0KEN-A HANDSOME WE'LL
finished three story and basement brick House, tho
corner OF Fourth and Bloomfield admraby caiou-
lated for one large two small gentee fams will be lee
on moderate terms The house is newly painted, and in
order for Immediate occupation. Apply at che
Fourth and Washington streets near the promises. to
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FOR sALE-A LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
done in the city, Any industrious person having a ca
pal of So 600 make the amount durins
mer and fall Good will be given by the present
proprietor for dispesng of it, Address, real MAJ
where an interview can be had, to JAMES w. TURNER,
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TEN ANTS REGISTNR.


A PAYMENTS TO LET-IN NEW AND MODERN
IA finished housethe whole part of the second floor,
consisting Of two two bedrooms and three lsrge
pantres, wardrobe &c., communicating, with the Of
bathroom, and privilege in the under cellar Apply at FOG
Monroe street door west of Gouvereur At u s. B.
w., No. n Old slip.
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Two LET-ON STATEN ISLAND, A FURNISHED
House, pleasantly located the ferry, with
den OF neary has ne view Of the bay
ans nine rooms kitchen &c Address, with real Re
A. box 276 ~ "
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NEW HAVEN HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
~ College streets-This house is and commodious,
and built with modern improvements pleasantly located
near the colleges fronting the State House, cemmandnga
fine view of the public and will favoraby
with the first class hotels in New York and Boston The
subscriber would be pleased to receive his friends and the
public generally. GEORGE d. IVES.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-06
BY ALEXANDER MOTE eco
Ne. 81 M ain street. opposite the city Hotel
1880 REGULAR SALE DAYS:
IllESOAY US. IHIIR SDAYS Sr sATIIRRAXS

- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
6 IN the above named days l will sell at public auc.
" tion at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
mencing at haf-past o'clock, variety of miscella-
neons goods, such as the following:
, URE.-Cabinets Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus, Bedseads Chairs OF every syle and natarn
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
- ALSO-A large otof reasonable piece and cut Dry
snga, Flannels. bIeached and unblesched; domestic site
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth DO.
Hosiery r. Crayats Shirts and Drawers, &c.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and gazed
Gaps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lics and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Blackins
rlcton Matches, eClocks and an endless yarietve
Perfun1ery and Fancy Goodsof every descrp.en.
NH ALEX MOTT K, ca
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-06
METHODIST CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4th.-The Methodist
Convention re-assembled.
The Preamble and Resolutions submitted yes
to-day relative to petitioning the General Con-
ference were passed. Resolutions were also
adopted requesting the Conferences and churches
not represented in the Convention, favorable to
lay representation, to communicate their views
to the General Conference.
Resolutions were also adopted appointing a
committee of ten to attend the Annual Confer
ance at Boston for the purpose of urging their
views, and also declaring the Convention OPP
posed to all innovations on the itinerancy and all
encroachments upon the privileges of the Epico-
pacy, and pledging themselves as individuals to
give their cordial support to the Episcopacy and
itinerancy, and discountenance anything which
can possibly tend to weaken either. The Con-
vention then adjourned.