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1T. ASKS Protestant EPrscOP,L CHURCH FOR
DEar Mu1Es N THE Nav YoEE UNIVERSITY The follow
pF pons tue Buidius FuDd gratefully seknoS
edte6: Brown, tleo q. stayyesant, ". r. Aston eseh
$50: C. H. Russell. r. r. CUTTING, H. Ward. each ssbi r.
HoJt j. O1thout zach 80; d ID Smith, q T. beieher' D.
c. TUCKER, G " Morris. sseh 80; NJ r Brewer, D. n
Hail. A b. y, P Il. X, Henry Osdcn. w H. FALLS George
CLARK Mrs n stebbrs W @. Hnnt Co, each ~
sweeney 4 shes W X Humbert, esch s. Additi nh sab
serirts uav BE- the Treasurer M Asastn Ayeri
No a South IN the UNDERWOOD Rector Of ne P@'h
THOMAS GALLAUDEr, No. p Third-st.
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IAfysrti>snerEl
HIF1t7~1-lTTs
BhsINTss TRANstCrION.-FroI

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS TRASstCrioS.-from
49, i-.n,. rY,h I. HraEp. Clara &c e. Ne DOL Gr>ae o.
b apt 7sEne a. tbs only Dry Oooh store
in tie city Bsi they 81. aOt they A.. The SAY
- -irx v6o .re .elsnf the latest gylss Of ree pfs
a. 40 Ia. ur1a snd :, lsasf third ieS asn
seusi eo>t Bat y they obliged to esss ther sarne
hf III. is OF Jsauary they uus erpeef 70 sgc1, sny
sssoe rstker TIA, tb-B sGef that tine eet.@s
.artrent Of rcA sssws. Slks. L,css Velves hsrsoes
isli.s as.S Of rch Dr-s Gosts. Hosssssspers o.
a.A,.< 0o,s vii f.s 70 tssr inserss - vAt hsAho
a. 40, C Ne NJ OrsaS 81, g. tss ssrss uses1-' -
s,~ka. us>x az - ~ lsa
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aAslEE corRT-FErolr. Dec. /. 1874
bsst<e Jasse kcCAkTHr.

An sswrsdt Az. John L Brew
horse and WAC N oeiosging 70 plainrn, dfiven ~
syosnE passd Edrua halliday ,s@odsf ss -
IN Third 1tns iosd 81 furnifuref .b.se
ins 20 dsendsnt So. past and o.. the vsss ren osi
il .aA Of ID. hooh of pl.n,.d's hors-. y
nsn n he sInrisy Of defsr1 art the hofss vs. 80
sable o. att.r n few d.ys B.lhsy sen' 20 . ~
ssnee sr.esie !, eenp.oGi'e . NJ ~ ~. th.s !.
jGry eore 70 hs hofse The yosnf r1ss 'ola ~ -
b.f doL4 g. AID that tse horss ss se
covered Tie Mn n eiS asA hsrt ~ US. r-s....
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Tar Rry. DR.. TISG's THASKsGIvIsG SERMON
Dr. Tying chose for his text the words OF the Apostle
to the Romans, We thus hat are strong ought 10 bear
" the infrmities Of tie freak from which he drew the
doe,r G. which be most ably illustrated that as God
had bountifully bestowed mercies upon us, so we
ought to bear the inites aud relieve the distresseE
of others and, as indiv duals and members of COM
munity, in every possible way ward of the evils
which are pressing upon those around US The greater
part OF the sermon was devoted to the evils OF intox
eating drinks and the duty of personal total abst-
nence in ourselves and of forming and sustaining an
entire prohbory law in Ac State. Many portions of
hs discourse were exceedingly eloquent and powerful;
and in the close be said, "If in the course of the
coming year, we should have such Law in the S'a e.
aud it should be enforced by City authorities and
he would not for a moment question that II would
be- VIC should have such Thanksgiving at the re-
turn Of this anniversary as we never yet Witnessed
or If he should bid farewell 70 earth before that time
and his people should be called to lay his earthly
tenement in the dust he should with his latest breath,
thank God that he had been enabled from his youth
10 labor for this most blessed object
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Hrpsox CorsrY BIsLr SOCIETY,"

N UsUN
- Anniversary the afternoon and evening q the In
h IN the Second PresbytIlsn Church HotOken The heT
j. Ayres presoed The following officers elected Tor tae
,plups year Row c. J. Imbhe, Precedent. Rev. W '. y
Mshon Mr. Georss reel ard Mr J. D. Van Minks Nies-
Presidents; Rey. p ID 'a1 CieeE secretary NJ e. Mrxsn
Tr.sure1; Rev T. C. Taylor D. Rev C. ;. Colt, J. D Do
reuus snd :. K. Lyons. Executive Com l1ittse-
A; tie evening meeting the Rev. A W NcC1rs fr@.4ed
In r .uce- Of be Soeety stated b. ia prcssrous
CO.. lit.or. Addresses were delivered.
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ATrENPTED BURGLARY. The grocery store OF
Artins schspper OF Boeu and livingston
t. was operated upon O'clock yesterday moTpns BY
mems OF pair rppers Mr airing Sc, sud with
loaded muset in bis bsnds patiently awaited the entrance
the toW but for the thief the Job snd
started before be had made much Of an impre' On the
door,
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The FIRST Philharmonic Concert OF the season will
be given tonight at Niblo's Saloon.

CARD FROM II. DEWEY
To ne Editor Of Ta< y. y. Trtbrse
sE During my recent absence in Vermont | was
rattle sstonshed to find myself reported in your
paper, among Others. as Bank swindler, on the
strength Of sfidavits made at the Police Office by
wm A. Fernald, George G. Jones. +. T.. Curtis and
- Arnold. ! came home coon az possible, went
voluntarily before Police Justice Osborne, and de-
msnded an investigation; but he, after looking
through the papers discharged me without an eHsn-
ration saying that there nothing in those papers
10 Justify my detention or indictment. As tho object
of ny trsducers has probably been ans Fered trust
tberse-n be no objection on any side to giving pub
Hcify to this statement, and ask all who have pub
lthed the original charge sCains, me to copy this
Yours II. DEWEY.
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fAdvertiss tnent
a. ..,.>-,t Trr ,Tru The French and Amer.

ca, Creu. ere .ttrsctnr crowded audiences TIL Poplar
49, NJ snnserert Madame ToCENuEg III most dsriog
pd graceful fquesenne Of the sgc sppesr IN her brilliant
Aet, OF Hoisemansh nightly hailed vito rapuFoHs 40
plsuse To DAY ATTEESoON perform VIII be avon q
oelotk fr the accommodation OF aides and ehdsa In the
TveDinT both the Equestrian and Dramatic Conrsnlss VII
when viii BE- performed th popular DTaHs OF Me- o.
THE ooDs AID IS acts BY the Circus TrouPe g. carry
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IAdrerfi.efnentl

PERTAINS TROUPE offer such attractions for
rBI, ,vEsINc a. viii contribute closing the week pleasant
v ara te1d 10 keep one in good bum0 Tor week " come
1be Railroad gaop' which has attained such an imnen.e
,pisriv u IN be performed for the twenty h tine and
t,slv 20 i'm for HUNDRED times without loo-nE whit
fyofte Of the people yocko and vAned piosranme OF
hioui,u Dances. 4c embraced tke b Tor to
risbt Purchase a dollar ticket and take the folks
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IAdveri.emeut.
Irry.SIzE PuoToGRAPIls. The attention

IIFfSIZE FHOIOukAfII>'-IH V a1ItHEIVu VI
,be p,he = called 20 our style Of DACCEEzI0rYFss
p,rsr tie al slice the LIE sze far s1Tpsfsnk IN depA
o tone ac bTAney tho most finished Paniins on canvass
Ivorv A. la enes aud ausbLy they ar IN lTsset fe
sc ,peees any size be ms1e By The process ron
,prrreot, pea Taken only By J. 0UESrr g. D. FEEDtz
80 Ne Is RE baAse do Rs PGEs ~ Broad ~sy NY
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
cOrRr CArPgDAR

CossOy -N5Aday-Part Noe. s35, 80,
Il 7c4 ss5 1 ia I0t Isll lisa, ~, ~, llsI
.s7. Pan II -ko.- 1913. 2ts LIS; lls5 1871 lSi0
sss IA 90. OIL, SIS. 1853, -. l.+le lfls
SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT CorRr-PGbLshsd on Sat-
I'd
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TAdrrrfi-eur-nt
FoRT EDWARD INSrIrT7

brick bal dnls ~ Thu Dstutor complete Term open.
Dee 80 Excufor trains is-se Troy aud Rutland tbs
afternoon OF that DAY reduced fare. BO.d Fact Wsshas
Furrshed ROOM Tuition in common English Iae'dears
- ve-ks 81 II p=d ia sdvsnec For admission apriJ
TO The Rev. Jos. Z. KING. Principal
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SIZZLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE The follow
ina persons yesterday sentenced IN the Court nj Sessions
on cor vction of selling liquor without license Fanny Welsh
as fne May RYAN 10 fine; y. Edward SIS nae sad
IS npr'onrleni Edward hlken. 80 hnei CHharine
ORourke 10 tine.
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SEwAsE CRY Tract SOcIITT At meeting 81
III society First Reformed Dueh Church or thur.tsJ
,yebuz wa stated thai 10 CO.. Tres isr51tea DJ
th soci-y every month o. these I'D a-e 6efnsp ara
10 French The city thoroughly visited BY ne vs. t1i
a. he sc.cy bes furnished The tes-t1.e m 1~a
az irdrced srtenG Sabbath r. oo ssd ,ne Ten fsnes
pezs received the Incorporate al otEefs les %
easy e1prEds Aznuz1y sbort g. 90
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WINTER EVENINGS.-ThOse who would pass
,bs evenings most aGreesov snd in stock Of pleasure
t ~ futurc tine shea lean ths r.nG aad b su;lf
Of DE.WINe rom NATUkE. taught BY Nj WOOD ~ " 80
Broadway.
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ART MADE EAsy.-Among modern improve
,.,,, Woop's rev system Of sKLreHNc $40 P,iSrNe
- N.rvxs a. taught Ne IS Brssivsv rseeistnf tn-
I..,.y ,pprohsor Of Art AnA;ezs And Tesehefs Urea
fsr ser rep1s oDAT and MosDsT.
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SEN1FScEp or CONVICTION

SENTENCED on COSvIcTIoS or RAPE.-A man,
named Oliver H. Tcuu in heretofore tried and convicted ia
The Sessions for perpetra;ed upon the person q
tte .r ouy Of yestsrd seat-nced - 10
yeas n he stas Prison In Consideration Of bic
sdrapcfd age being old the lowest term Of Psai
uent allowed b. Law inflicted.
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"a Holiday Present.

(t0t rOOd I'M NfNS Tot f1OIIuA! F'tfHI'
Roor No sl Rrosdway will awe ha. . periec IN 81
,.pects PHoTocEAPIs CEAYoss and sTtREoscoPt taken
IN auy weather.
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BROORL wv ITEMS.

An address will be delivered by {. L. Brace, Sec
retsry OF The Chdrn. Aid society IN the Athenssm Hail.
AtlA5tc--t Brooklyn. Sunday evening, lie Sd ns-, a.
: oooch upon the " Risged Schools Of England"
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GAsIGNAGAs TINTrREs aft raw desigu.

" Uf~ --FftN MI INV HtH
unsgpsed woskmsnship will - iored al he great msnn;ss
rrirs d-pot ARCHER WANTS Co.. No $40 Broe say,
Ao portable Cos ArFarAus for country residences
churches, or factories
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JTRsFY CITY PRIsOy The number OF prisoners
oi-,sd 70 be jersey City Prison during Soyeube- were
Is for GLOWING ofense. Drunkenness Ill drunk and
di-oroery sssz. q stealing u violating city ordninee
s. suErou o. the S: fighting l. suspiciou q sE.on, !
,5,s - The u,yify the prisoners y stated ~ ooTs
Ir, and s.; Germany, e. EnsIsnd & Scotland. = Cnied
sf,tes 4-to's The pumber locked the sane prison
u o, toberv l sad IN September lis This nngson Of
A,rss sed % DO he rssu. OF the red 5csn In the nun
kr of drnkLg places u the efors Of the Carson
LeAEse
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BrRGLAREs-The house OF John Foster, on the
corner CT apd Bond visited BY thief the .,
terreon ThsnkssvinEday end stole number Of silver
ssoors pencils breast pics &c No 59s Pacific ST. was nu
sry visited and the Occupants relieved OF numerous useful and
fapcy articles, with which the thief made bis escape.
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fAdvertisemep.t
ISAAC K. TATH'S
TAtve-ieuent 4

Paws cosRIU~ Doors and sHoEs, ior tender fest.
No. 80 Broadway, cor OF BIoome-t, NeS-f0rk
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NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

DRF,DFUL ACCIDENT FROM I'M Use OF CAV
,HIsr-ssversl members Of the family OF Miior rse Pier
H. Of West Bloomfield y. we're shocknEy iaInred on
T,.d., eyeuipg by the butnz II lamp containing burning
uo The amp standing The middle Of the table snd
n. family around wbeu the os0n occurred Oqe
,tle s pine yoars od died the morning rSom ths
Effects Of her burns Another older daughter mach TO-
red a 20 render recovery uncertain The mother and
little boy are considerably burned Tire psrculr
Tor tie explosion that the wck bad Dropped Il Of
be tubes do into the lamp and the which tins
allowed pas up through the open limited Ou toe
Asrne 81 the other which a burning. Nswark Adv.
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fAdvsrris-eutI
-

ire 70 every sufferer receipt Of single Th-s- jeHt SsaP.
~hkh ID b u.s6 p-epaYinE ad nlsrnstion. Address
Box No. -, Post Of.ee, Albsny, y. Y
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Advertisement.
Gas FryTrREs !-Of splendid design and I

and twenty per cheaper than any ether ~hoe.ss
ard retail the Satisfactory OF jaws O. N0FFET Nos us
and II Prince At. third block ve, Of Broadway.
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YouSC MKS's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LECTURES.
The FIST Lecture of this course was delivered last
evening in the Tabernacle by the Rev. DIR. Betaune.
His theme-"Work and Lsbor engaged the at
tenton and received the applause of highly spPre-
ciAtiye audicpee.
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ROBBERY The house Of john Colo, No. 9e Lv-
ipSsion e.. entered rhursday while the family vas
funeral robbed OF article, valued e. about
On
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IN Tfeutou Suspicion q placing obssrzetons re ksi
rosA rack between Tr.nton and Bakers BSsr He ~ hef
te hail K tie SET II <2fA
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fAdverisems ut
How TO CrRF RnrrMArIsN

free n .ytry sufeer eceip ~hca
vii D. need pI psJ "a "a Inclination ADDRESS Box No
a. Poet Cf.ee Albany y. I.
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puRlNOIO1ICAL EXAMINATIONS AND ADVICE,
tldverlsenlerLI

with ChaI snd uen Descriptions Of character DAY sud
Ev,,lNe. b. FowLlEs And v Ellis, NJ. SO Broadway
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ATTFpPT At SNuGGLIsG Since the arrival Of the
steamship AfriG the Cunad Dock, in jersey GUY GA
Weonefdsy ming goods 70 the amount Of eI2'V u -
.tstsd have been discovered IN the trunks Of pasuses wH9
minded 70 eyaAe the laws They consist Of watches
snc cwelry IA the ePng Of the Surveyor Of tAs
PoT;.
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The yIrRIoL CAsr.-Theodore II. Gray, the ind-
ydu recently arrested for throwing vitriOl upon the
dresses of females as they were leaving the varioas
places of amusement, was yesterday committed. BY
the Mayor to prison for trial on fifteen complaints
in defsult Of $500 bail in each Within the last
two days several other persons, who have sune'ed
from his vitrio.throwing propensity have called st
the Office of the Chief Of Police nd left their names
expressing their willingness to apPear as witnesses
against him.
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ForxD DRowSTD CORNER ODonnell yesterday
held an nqu.st uoon the body Of unknown eoored
about 80 wears Of found the North River foot Of isy a.
Deceased hsd been about months in the w.er snd "s
dI,..ed green and blue striped pants brown oek coat snd
boot. The Jury rendered verdict " death By drowning
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BrRSEu To DE,TH "A litte girl az Millburn, II
bi. COUNTY, shout sg he daughter Of wto
p.meS Ry.a on Thur,sv while playing around stove
school ho1se bnrned .hcckuEy inst she ded &c "a
hcurs sfeiward.
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MELANCHOLY OcorRRrScE-CoronerG .mols yes
terdsy held an inquest at tue hose OF Mr.. John H.
Bop,tead. No. az A;.ority -. upon the body Of
Francis Bcm.,esd. child 70 months odd who Wa
killed BY fall. The mother testified that the child
wac sitting upon chair BY tie table, with an sPPie
in one hand and an orange in the other when turned
and ks.ed her, and then the little sister saying no"
she loved them and his father when no fell out o. hs
chair and broke HE oeok-ieath eosung iumediA'es!
sferward. The jury rsnd~ed verdict Of sect
dental death.
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CHGRGy oF GRAND LARcENY -Thos. Walsh, a lsd
90 IN tod coin the property Of Francis AndeTn- The
ties appears occupieo the room a toe Eagle Hotel
West and The prsoner esry In the morusg decamped With
the money which safe Keeping hAl been Glazed bewee
The heds upon hich the compliant slept Iae prisoner had
The cieu money On lis peTsou when arrested lnc com
Iniited 10 prison b. Justice Bossrt for tElaL
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BsyaId Taylor vii deiivs . .sotsre On "'sssa
tbs svsaiss, o. ths BrsAlvsy rsSsr~sss
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Farmer Club has been organized at Wool
bridge, y. J.
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By the recent tenth Of Wrs. Susan BradiOrd, \
Burr rtcu veuersbe nlstron who widely known
respected valuable property IN tie General A-eno.
Of he PresbyteTan Church.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Coroner Wilhelm yesier-
hello inquest the tody Of Homer me yo1os
lest In the accidental discharge Of mu.sei In
the bsi d Il Dominica UCoruof who al the time prepr
S Tor target excursion The died Of bis Injuries
on Ihundsy tah the New lort Hospital The Jury rem,
deo verdict OF accidental desth Deceased sAtse OF
NJ Ynfk u Nears of
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PERsosAL The following are among the arrivals
at the principal hotels yesterday


At the 81 NroaoLAs-HoD. Tho. C. Miller Detroit Hon
{ C. WAShturp Wisconsin, Judg' X. W. Wells, Jefferson
City Mo bon samuel II. VALLEY. Boston; Or J,hn.on
Phi; Hon f. Wsshbnrn Oslens. H.; Hoo. +. tazleT
Loci rort: Hon Russell SAGE Troy; Hon. H. j. Campbell
F,fes Co: D. b. sscket L. :. A.; A. d. v son do Lieut.
& KeIton. do h Barnes, DO Hon Wentworth, Mas
bon b Prps Batavia; Or Hishway, Cu o J. P BroFr
Aisbsms; D. kellogg. Sksneales; McEldowney, Bait
more; DR. Cooling, Buffalo; VIM. 4. Carr, Madison
AT the H TEoPOLITAS HoTEL-Hop Toucey. Hartford;
Governor Diuotd Rhode Island; c. I. Lawton, Negpor
l.; Mr Wilousbby, Delaware Co Carlton Gates, fon
E,T.: Cartrce Goroon Cemsndse; Mr. Waldo, YOnkers;
T. NJ Cone Newark n Jas p Eaton. Bosfoe u: Adams,
Vssbingtou: De Ia Girsrd, Nes-ebessri B. Hawkins
Msue; 7. w. Wbitiimorc. New Brghtoni Sir Lawrence
Albany; 1heo II Davies, snssnd. -
A. the AsToR HoUsE-Hon o 8; Msae'on; Uhes; Hon
samuel Nelson Albany; Hon John Appeton Porssd, Me
Hon J. W Edmonds Massachusetts; Hon. james Cooper.
Feppsylyspis; bon. E3Radon. Ohio; Hon Jas Knox,
Illinois: Ion. Wn II. Seward Aubuni Hon Edward Dics
nsop M.-s.huseit C. Andrews kanss Territory; ioy.
Morfl MALe; r Lyman Uteai Marshall g. sloouu New
port "A g. NDlisms Syracuse D. Chadwick, Lyons W.
r Andrews Avon spfings $500 $1,000.
AT THE IRvSc HousE.-Rev. J. Doolte, PHILADELPHIA
Hen @ A simmons Kecscyiic. " Hon Chas Hughe',
sandy HILL ~ y Hon. Geo Bliss. Akron II IN. II. L.
stfpGens Cortland Hon. Andrew Tnaoey. Vooistcct
VI Hon j. Dick Meadviile. Pc Hon Amos Kendall w s4h
iugtou Hon Oliver keefe Recess lille Hon A. fseks
ksuueh chunk Ps Hon Julius Rockwell, Mas Hoo b.
Tyler Springfield, Ma Dr. JOAN Mcchnoct, Phi-4de phA
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
Methodist Conference.

Speaking of the action of this body, the
Mobile Register says;
Tho lwo subjects Of most general inter.
esi. To the outside public, has been disposed
Of by this body-to wit, tho location Of the
Look concern, aud the election Of bishops,
The reminder Of the session will most prob.
ably be devoted 10 legislatiug for the church,
in matters ot less general Importance aud
interest
The location of tho book coneafn at Nash.
vile is doubtless a measure Of wisdom
Labor and the cost of living are cheaper
lhan in any of the cotton Snies-it is ac.
eessible by railroad from all points, aud is
sufficiently central. We are glad to record
the fact hat this largo. wealthy and ratrint.
ie club of feligioaists have manifested the
necessary courage aud enterprise, to essay
sn important an undertaking, us supplying
Themselves with books printed at home
We need not inform our feaders that it is
the first time the business Of honk.publish.
in on a large scalo has ever been attempt.
ed IN tue South. 1t Is something To be
thought of, that the first sep, in system -
vital 10 the commercial aud literary di,en.
thralmeul Of the South shnnll haye been IA.
ken by religious denomination. rather ihan
by thc worldly anll secular influence, which
are generally looked to. to lead and control in
everything affecting tile commercial, lilem.
y. aud political interests Of the country,
| II il ,ueeepls-Which We esioem loreganc
eanelusioa-we may hafa To see the ex.
ample ,reflily followed by private enter.
prise all a,er the South.
\ Methodist friend informs Us that the
election uf the clergymen mentioned, ia the
B shop alfrc, will be likely lo prove hiah.
IL gratifying to ire denomination. through.
IN the jurisdiction of#lhn eunftrnpe.-
TOY arr all men esteemed by their bfalb.
rei fur lhrir devotion IA the daeifmes snl
azses Of the denomination, Distinguished
fafihcir great abilities. learning and purity
of liic, whle iwa Of them, bishop, Pierce
anl Klfansugb. nnk with the iifst Clergy.
mn It lie Union. as pulpit orators.
Oar dalfs from The caulerrurp arc 10 iha
In, bni the proceedings Of tint day an
molly confined to ihe rer5ri, ofibe Mission.
afs operations Of the church which though
| interesting in themselves. arc teo loug Tor
gu columns
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14
Cuba.

The Washington correspondent of the y
Y. Courier & Enquirer writes to that paper
ms follow.:
mir. Clayton, tho loading mcuihor Of iho
Committee on Foreign Relations, il 5 said.
!. Of opinion that war with Spain wIl com.
monce within 80 days. Our milinry ard
naval preparations are not imposing The
war, therefore, will begin By ibe blockade oil
Cuba. and By letting loose the illibu,lcrs an
the island Til, will cut oil the d'ur trade
with Spain which is very profitable aud
important, aud the sugar, coffee ald fluii
trade on onr Atlantic coast.
The illibu,ier o-wns pretend that they
will have a uCW expedition Organized under
the command Of General Q1itnnu. and
that they have raised one million Il dollar,
by bonds Of the Provisional Cuban Govern.
mcut.
The clo,eness Of the State Depart ment
relative To the alyiecs from Spain indicates
a serious state Of aGairs M Winslow len
Madrid, May iih. and has been here two
days He las let fll some hints which 20
10 show iht Spain yielded nothing to Mr.
Soulos demand, and that upon hi. pgu
Soulc abatod nothing in the tone Of HI com.
mnuicaiions, Notwithstanding that the Span.
is legation here gave currency to state.
mcnt that our Minister'S rcjoiudcr to Sc.
nor Calderon's reply was humble aud apol.
0ec.ic.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-14

i passenger By the Northern Light sup.
Pile. The y. Y Exprc,. with the following
important omission in pur.cr Lords narm.
live Of the recent nirc.up at Greyiogn, q.
regards the crime with which the captain Of
the steamer Rouh !, charged by the author.
iiie.-,o prevent whose arrest was the occa.
sion Of Minister Borhud's personal inter.
ference:
"As The steamer Routh, Of the Transit
Company Of New York, was approaching
Grcylown two boats or bungos were per.
cliycd tied close to the beach. The owner
of these boats, pcrceiyiug the steamer was
nearing him, cried out to the captain Of tho
steamer TO take care and not 10 run into
him. At this time the owner Of the boat
had gun in his hand. The steamer passed
on. hut returned again. and it was suggest.
ed By an influential person on board that
such should be DONE with the object Of civ.
ing the unfortunate owner fifty hshcs lor
his impudencc. Instead Of doing 70, how.
ever, the captain Of tie iron steamer Roulli
called for bis rife, aud taking deliberate
aim at the man, shot him dead the bail pnss.
ing through bis heart"