New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-04
Methodist Conference.

Ht MctnOulSl conference redSSemOleu
at the usual hour this morning and after prelmi
nary business was addressed by the presiding officer
Bishop Waugh. of Baltimore
Bishop James presided.
Various Standing Committees were appointed
Rev. Chas. Adams, Benz. Griffin and VIM NJ Bailey
were chosen Assistant Secretaries.
Committee ON Revsal ordered to be appoint
cd TO take into consideration all applications for change
In discipline Committees were also ordered on Educa
tion the Bible Society, Sabbath Schools, Tracts Tenn
perence, the Pay Roll and German Works.
Bishop Andrews % rendered tribute to the memory
of Bishop Heddng and urged the preservation of amy.
He in favor of strongly supporting the itinerant
principle of the Church in the superinendencies. He
aso in favor of annual changes in the presidency OF
annual conferences The German was actively
progressive, and the Foreign Mission were generally
prosperous.
The address was signed by Bishop Waugh F. A.
Norris and Z. s. James, Bishop Hamlins name did not
appear In the report he being absent account of ILL.,
ness Committees were appointed on various subjects
Very Late from McxicO-The Rejection of the
Tchuantepec Treaty Confirmed.
NEw.ORLEANs Saturday, May !, 1852.
The Picayune has advices from Mexico
TO the 18th. which confirm the previous report of the
rejection of the Tehuantepcc Treaty by the Mexican
Congress.
twas thought probable that Congress would adopts
moro liberal Tarih, and not raise the prohibitions.
The Dutch Frigate Prince of Oransc-Exten.
sive Robbery.
NORFOLK, Saturday, May l, 1852.
The Dutch frigate Prince of Orange was
towed up to-day from Hampton Roads.
man named Nswberry robbed last night of
$500, and his trunk Of Clothes &c.
US. sIoop.of-War Cyane-Alabama Politics.
MoBLE, Saturday May l, 1852.
The u. ). sloOp-Ot-war Cyane, was seen
going into Pensacola ON the 22d ult
Hon. NJ. A. King, who was nominated on the Union
Electoral ticket in Alabama has declined in favor of the
Opposition nominee
Land Slide on the Hudson River Railroad.
ALBANY, Monday, May 3 1852.
The first Hudson River train from New
York did arrive here until p NJ The cause Of the
detention land slide, which occurred near Oak
Hill, and covered the track with earth.
Dreadful Accident at Mcnagerie.
ALBANY, Monday, May g. 1852
During the performance this evening at
Raymond & Dresbachs Mensgerie several tiers of
seats gave way and preciptated hundreds of peo
Pile to the ground The greatest possible CONSERVATION
ma alarm prevailed, and number OF persons were
badly pjured-one old lady had leg broken, and boy
not expected to recover
Fire at Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Monday May 3, 1852
= About IL o'clock yesterday a fire broke
out In the spice mills of Mckee & Baxter which was
soon extinguished and the building and machinery sus
famed but little da mage. The loss does not exceed
Si'oeV and Is covered by insurance.
The Utah Jadges-Burglaries i'm Washington.
nm WASHINGTON, Monday, May 3, 1852.
The President has notified the Utah
JUDGE now here to return Immediately otherwise their
successors will be appointed.
Var GUY 10 infested with burglars, who for the past
Wo weeks have committed the most daring bursaries
ows OF contiguous dwellings have been entered the
came night
Fire at CambridGeport.
BosroN May B. 1882.
A lire occurred last night at Cambridge
P9 On Bosworths lumber.whsrf, which, together with
sSlacent buildings, damaged to the extent Of
$4,000 No insurance.
tale ON Lake Ponchartrain-Lcss Of the
Steamer Beacon-The Mobile Murder.
RICHMOND, Va, May 9, 1852.
a severe gale occurred on Lake Pom
hs ON the 18Th ult, In which the steazner Beacon,
eo' Montgomery, Ala, from New Orleans, with .
80, sprung . leak and sunk In 10 feet wster
2lASayevs and crew were saved; considerable
- 0c SNrgo viii also b saved n damaged
,,esS 4 CuA the murderer Il Mobile, has bssa
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