New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

FsN,rICfsN ,Sp ToRTCRE.-The local columns of
The Roch.ster Adr,dtser contains the following ac-
count of conversion to Judaism, and the pepetat0n
of IL horrible torture:
The people of the village of Newark Wavne Co..
were somewhat excited last week in consequence ot
the proceedings of compile of men i'm their village
who appear To have lost their mental equilibrium
We are told that itinerant named BshOp, who was
in this city time since, preaching Judaism rom
the Court House steps has been engaged IN ls pro-
fession al Newark and has actually converted TWO
citizens If that place, named Martin and Kew, 10 the
Jewish faith. Unfortunately, the Newark converts
ar. in the habit of hrng converted They were
among the most ardent and faithful bclever' IN Miller
ism. and when Mlsrs lime for the end of the world
came they were found clothed IA the ASCENSION robes,
ready to depart.
These men have recently become convert io the
jewish iuh and have set themselves abou, atonng
for their stupidity while they were cropping IN Chus-
tiau darkness Among other things which thoy
thought they should do to show their devotion te their
newound faith, 10 practice the rite Of circunWs
ion. in harbarous manner, not called Tor by the Mo-
sale law the Jewish custom. On Saturday these
misguided actually circumciscd their SONS, one
aged eight and tire othereleyeu years, Ths cruel and
dangerous act aroused the indignation Of tn people of
the village. and they had the who perpcfrafed II
arrested and put under bond, for their good beha-
yior Had they not been usually mild aud noif nsiye
citizens they would no doubt have been subjected to
personal violence. This rite, even when performed
within eight days after the birth of a son. the Jew
sh law prescrbe-, is generally regarded cruel and
barbarous by the American people; but when per-
formed il by these deluded mon, il -hOck-
ing to the sen>iblities of civilized community.
A CAKD.--W hen spoke to the electors at Fanny
town. Newly Ork. did upon the deliberate eApccla-
zion that from the iInpeniieni canmnatOr and convict
of TIE Nr-York Hrr0id down Ia the pensioners Of
The UdhaRi0a tatoa would be- abundsntly ra-
duced and mi-repre-ented. An Administration which
assisted. not ncOnsideraOy, to elevate the power
which il has basely abused ha- not hesatcd 20 max,
nm - fle ftf
-crption extending b. business and ~ mort in
innate relations: and am not surprised M NJ spirit
which my remarks at Iarryrown have crrG -d IN tha'
quarter. This i, 70 state that shall calmly await the
accumulation Of all the accusations oi the AfmnislrU-
tion and It's agents. when. in my way. and in my
good time. viii prove all that | have written
and spoken 10 The gross betrayal of great princ.-
pie and solemn pledge and .tl further establish
The jnticc and strength Of the position OF IAe Fre''
and Of myself. j. ". FotSEY.
lPhilsdepnA Pres.
THr Ricf CRoP.-We lcarn that the prospect oi a
good yield OF rice this y very promising Some
Of the planters on the Cape Fear have arcady COM
menced emitting and Others viii commence next week,
and weather permitting full harvest Is anticipated
4 reyeEe gale now would prove very disastrous. The
birds about making thriT annual attack nPou
the tender grain, and in a few days more may be
counted by millions the feds in fact. the
fare has already commenced upon them. Judging by
the fu-ilade that drifting across from Point Pc
ter every morning stranger can iorin 10 ea oi the
Of the little marauders Keg after kcg Of ginpowdr
is n.umed. nothing OF the wear and tear OF
firearms. for if the birds let alone the planter
would ind considerable falling Il in h- loce pit
pared to his more prudcnt neighbors WHO had used
ihess precautions 10 protect their field. W. notice
air adv few punches of birds in the market But it-
too early yet; wait week OF until they become
perfectly Iipe. then order dozen and invite your
fri-nds-they.ll come.
w lfnin.ton ~ c. Herald, sen' .
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Navy, 10 the Attorney-ieneral, and to the tonin--
-oBeTs 81 Patents the records and documents N lVse
cases which Mere reported npon .everaly oy ths
naval courts Of inquiry held in ISL. II wa i"uhd
Impossible for rhe Executive give those proper
attention. aud, at the same time, to atiend 10 M
official duties. One-thrd of the were, thereore
placed in the hands Of each Of the above me- ehtIonei
officers We understand that the SECRETARY oi The
Navy has already finished his portion OF the dh'S
assigned him. The rules enforced ny the court, IN"
testimony given and TIA. decisions rendered VIII all D"
rgdly amins1 apd reported upon before tn meet
iUg Of Congress. Wsshipgton States, Sept