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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-16
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh TO
PhilaclS lphiR.
'fAAlfNs ledVe Pittsburgh fOoNs Mail A. n; East
Line P. Al kzE Fsss Nail 30 p. IL.
The BKpEess Mail DAILY. the ether sundays eK-
eepledi Making DIRECT C0NNECTlONS with ali Trains
from
81 Leulsi No, Dubuque, KsOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Cairo. Rock island ana Chicago, Illinois Lexington and
LouiHytlles KY; Terre Haute, indianapolis and La
Iayetle Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, DaY ton,
Toledo, Cleveland, GAINESVILLE, CTestlIne,
MassiliOn and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN The WEST.
FARB As Low AS BY ANY OTHBK ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon This being the
shortest and most expeditions route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NBW YORK, and ali
EASTERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
gel Passenger Lines, PenBR. Railroad. Phia-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-16
IN CHANCERI an GAIN rSBOEI5-

Thomas J. Draper -. Jriah A.. Br0Wn James B Lea a.
d. Nee enuOn ana Travis D. Draper. lnjuneron sIII
" motion Of complainant, b. he sOheor aad 4 1Dn-,r
- lu % the Satisfaction OF the ClerE Mastsr fr 4,
alrgnloh DO compliments Dill, which sworn 10 81 Nm
8a us defendants, Travis D. Draper and D. r. mcCIsnl
dcn, are non residents % the stats Of Tenneassa. IL Il
therefore ordered tlat publication be made for four e
cessFe weeks, In The Union and Amsrcan, nsurpnnsv
published ia the City Of Nashville, Tennessee Fs5r1,
slI defendants 70 appear The usr Tern n
Inc Lhancorg Court be held Tor he county OF IseF
lLle Count House in the town Of Gainssbord On tb a.
Wednesday alter ne nrst Monday IN February ls5 h.b
Ahe mere 90 plead answer, or dema 70 comPsnants I'll
Or e same vii Be aksu Tor Confessed and Lha esugs -
dow "a Tor hearing OK parso 20 them.
W. a. BOTTB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-16

The subscriber has hand the largest and best assortment
Of Ma RBLE and MARE LIZ WORK offered in the city,
70 which be particularly invites the attention Of the public
he prepared 20 execute en- jobs his line in the best style
Of the url. aRE al short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
BROOXL YN ZI,EMS.

ATTEMPTED MURDER BY DISCARDED LOVER "A
yourg mau named JOSIAH Newn an, resident of New
Yoik, wss arrested Sunday evening. by Inspector
Mule charged with attempting to take the life OF Miss
Frances j. Bennett at the Episcopal Mssion Church,
corner of South Third street and Uuion avenue New
msn, it seems bad been paying his addresses to Miss
Bennett, but had some time since been dcsrded, and
On Sunday evaring Re approached her in church and
offered hs company, which was declined when, it is
alleged, he drew a dagger ard attempted to stab her.
The bystsnders, however interfered aud pre- egented
the sct, and the young was held until taken in
charge BY the oficer He committed to prison to
await An eYsmin alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
sHIPWRECK AND Loss or LIFE.

We frd the following in The GGlreston Cirilian of
Tuesday last:
Yesterday evening from New leans, having encoun-
tered heavy gaes the 30th and 3Ist March and l.t
of April. She lost her foresa but suffered no other
material damage.
Of schooner Sarah Bartlett, from Tuspan to Sabine,
lat. 2S' 80 W., lon 90 81. The Sarah Bartlett had
capsized in gale FIVE days previous. Tke Pereyer'
srce took from the wreck a boy named J.mes an
Horn, from New Orleans, and eailOr known as Chsr,
ley, in state Of extreme exhauston-the lsstnanea
deraDged Capt Sanders and four were lost.
"The wreck supk TO the rails. The vessel,
after cspeizing lost her mssts. when she par.lsuy
rgbted though full Of water and with the loss OF her
cabin.
She had specie on board, but though divers were
sent down from the Perseverance none OF could De
found II is supposed to have been lost wi'a the
cabin. The survivors stated the amount Of specie AZ
$50 eco, but this is more than she would probably
have carried in the trade in which che was engaged
1.-The schooner Sarah Bartlett was new vessel, ana
was owned by Capt; Sanders, whose wife RESIDES "a
this city. The boy James Van Horn Is about Is years
ofsge, and is a con of Mr.. T. d. Van Horn OF TINS
oiice. He ststes that be was sleeping in the cAoa
and awa akened at about O'Clock IN the morning oy
the falling of lamp thrown down by the urching 81
the vessel. He jumped up to extinguish 1t, and di-
rectly after ward there wac tremendous rush OF
into the cabin. The captain wrenched of the skyhgnI,
probably TO give the lad chancs to get out ana .ns'
was the last he saw Of him. Young Van Horn ran 20
the partry and after getting his leg severely nur W
wsercssk, got upon shef to save himsen rrSm TSG,
being crushed by articles tumbing about lhis
saved his e for although the schooner csPszed ana
the panty Was shattered to pieces by the ns
cluug TO the shelf ard when the vessel rightea "ou.
forward ard found tie OILY survivor who haa ssn0o
hmseif to the wreck.
"The boy states that the sailor in his dellTium a.,
tempted to throw him overheard and tha ne man sgeu
to I've the msdmsn fast with bit OF rope ne nlusen
distk .ea water. And appears to think that sfspg'a
ened he eoeufsnce. Drinking sslt water IKE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
CAPE COD ASSOCIATION.

The third annual meetiog of this Association was
held last evening at the Astor House. Mr.. +. B
CRocKER, President occupied the chair; Mr. k. &.
Bodfsh, esq, Secretary.
The second article of the Constitution wa, go
amended as to require two instead of Thirteen wee
Presidents. and to reduce the annual dues from 80
to 81.
Mr. BoDrIsH, the Secretary, presented hia report,
and suggested that the Association would promote
greater interest in its success by holding al annuh
festival.
The following gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing year: Mr. f. b. Crocser, President; Mason
Collins j. &. Smith, Vice.Presdent-; X. G. B)dhsh
,eturne tharks for the honor of his reelection.
Messrs. Bodfsh aud Bassett were th anked for the
able manner in which they had discharged their du.
ties and after further business, the Association
adionrned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
weight of Av No. of,ubsr. Az weigh. Yield pei

do not suppose that result would always be OBJ
H.ied this being sctuS experiment OF itte
usu,ly dIy them Mine however MT dTei, but Plsnted
VIII newly cut No would probably compare better in dry
o,e hsahy also drew young vines, as usually done
Win the sweet tso~s and ussPantrd them FROM These
.hsnes beautiful tb-fs of nearly equs size This suggests N,
. Of s ,he potato IN bed and planting when AL
d f iros thus securing sn early crop Tue va17y
Used ives the Neshsonoek ,. -. o,.
.a , syc 20 bud included ths: was not good TO t
saa tub II, because they sent W 50 nAoy sno'~
tonusrieop likr bat not his ncil.io a s''n OF H
~. xtn hst 10 and small Is not ap, ~ sen
,ho 4. from the buds the eide but only o me tei Ia
hs scion taken fr' es tree each sud vii make
sloot or mh have knOwn uuiscfyleh W .I a. t,!l e.
N. upper porcu of the scion occSp's t - ave- .o III.
ea ly one. th., al. Or ~ tub-rs p.e1 ouI my
s'siks OF vines. And from quantity 0i s"s '-'' f~'
T s,y tri.l found the sptout to DO equally well when
Tom the tub. ar IL had come OUT oi - e"lha
M. which n not strong the Literal ones IS We
See In the table No. snc ~efe taSeh I" toe
roots hence phsps might BE- well to diyest even
of the terminal buos
Mr.. ROBINSON then said: | once planted pot ,te
,lin, and found no difference 10 the yield between
the bill planted with skins whols tubers; aud
should ike 10 ask John G. Bergen, Log Island
farmer. whom | present, hog Tar bis experience
etIrefpmcs with the statement hsve read.
ions q; BsnoES Mature is always true TO herself.
An experiment made ope year is reversed the next.
have tried many experiments in planting potatoes.
The Der: yield | ever had vas from uncut ripe ha-
toes NV ides s that the best plan Is TO reject the
seed etd and cut The other half in two and plant one
pece in The hill if plented close together. was al
Colrwalli. N. S. last Fall. and fOusd the practice
wss 10 cut seed as we DO Long Island, aud plant
c.oser u sn we 30. They maxi the ground Two ieet
spat He.e we mark off two by three feet. one piece
an . hill The MERGERS have short vines Toe Dyke
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
FIRES.
v,pr ~ 1urR1Y.slxrH STREET.

FIRE IN THIRTY Y-sIxTH STREET.
On Sunday night fire broke out in the stable of g.
+. CAnklin, No. 81 West Thirty sixth street, CON-
pletely cestroyrg the building and sufocatog two
valuable horses Loss of Mr. Corkhn, about 800:
The A.mes extended TO sn sdjoibing stable occupied
by Isaac Manning, causing about 500 dam,gs to
in the Harmony Insurance Company. A boy who
lived in the vicinity was passing up an alley-way to
his house when be cav fire in the stable, and 10 mo
ment after noticed young fellow at the head OF the
alley and II s supposed that this fellow was the incsr
diary as the moment he saw the boy he sp-sng over
a fei ce and escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

RAILROAD FROM HoBoXES To PIERaosr.-This
road known as the Northern Railroad of Nsw-Jer-
say" which has been in contemplation since 1852 is at
last in fsr way to be constructed. The surveys for
the ute have been completed, and the contract for
bcidipg the rosd has been given to Messrs. jams ~
Tower and Bradford Seymour Of Oneida County n Y.
Glourd was broken few days since, and small body
Of lab,ters are now engaged in the work of grading.
1t es,inaed that the work vii! cost sl5OOOO. Toe
rosc is TO un through the IIackersack Valley to con-
ned with the Erie Rosd at Tappap, aud will be 81
miles in length. Arrangements have been made with
tie Erie Raj road Company for the we of the Bergen
Tunnel erd for the free Of their track from
Bsrche's S.ation to the viusge Of Piermont. L. is
thought that the road will be completed in about ten
months.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF MONEY.
To TIE Editor Of 7ne n. Y. TrSsne'

SR: see By your Of the Inn th' yeu mi.:sk-
the re Ct aued won.c you vii P-feee a. 10 and
Fc, tie .etisf.ctiop Of ,ho.e who w.re 30 knd Ia.
more, m The those spoken ofin my es'er "oOa H'
TO 1--WE oil dsrcsA . n..a :. a., fo,l ,v,;
Ms Charles J. Jores and myself ~ xs,o a widow
eli to two old i,ac. yours Or; ,s.m.slTe.
Together with this several lsts: hsss ne d,ub, thst
rcnsb yotr tiudne. the have ecGrej "a
Respectfully yours, 'Ai'' -
fork Apsil II 1883
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
CITY ITEMS.

Mn. TAILOR MrzzLED.-The Rev. Mr. Taylor,
when sbou, to commence preachrg las. Sunday. 18Th
inst according to announcement from the steps Of the
NJ +. Missicn Chapel at the Five Points, VS.. notified
by policeman that wa contrs7y to the ststue and
hat he must desist until he bad obtained the Mayors
permission. Mr. Taylor accordingly postponed the
fuIGluert OF his intention until further notice At the
time when he received this notice hundreds Of grog
shops and other agencies of evil were 10 full blast not
far from the contemplated place of service 1t seems,
then that in the metropolis Of Christian nation, the
prescher can be sileuced and impeded in hi, work
while every fundamentally of evil can pursue its ne
farious course with little or 10 molestation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
THE CENTRAL PARK.
To TIE ESi,o, Of Tas n y

TO Ht Edror y Ths N ! I''0-"' .oni..
SIR Re good CROUCH to stste that eut tv1 cps
ofthe "Repc referred u in onImas .,bo, ercep 70
r. cemicS.r. of de Csarl Pst Bob u. ;" WI ss
fs psivst- peru.a Vas srnt - ~ he own r,esr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

COATES'S IMPROVED PORTABLE GAS WORKS,

PRlvArE HOUSES PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS CHUseHys HOTELS
FAcToRiys. RAILROAD DEPors, MILLS SvGAs Rs-
FINERIys. PLANTATION DWELLINGS H.
These will b. erected in OF the Uaited
States West Indies ard ~sat - give sscton
PAMPHLETS and references 10 putes hsvias the
machines in use furnished on sppli 'sion 70
2. COATES No 3T6 Bro sdwsy,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
kdve'ii- ent. |

IT ASToNIsHTS IT PHASES IT SrARTLEs
Ir DELIGHTS ~ bat does Th.i nob. tina, s,ah
h.i b--r;sl tia; thrilling fe;oIy t1rnei nto An-cAn
drsms THE HE,Rr WosLo 'eTes'd TONIGHT perhap.
vry lat BAESU~s MUsEU~ The touching DskAs
SEs. th. sfs The soni,hns luts Rubber Man Ia
bis inexpczbe performances boh seTLOor snd evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

Mr.. Harmon Woodruff Of Auburn, recently arrested
in IL is city upon charge of perjury, was honcraoly
discharged yesterday morning by Justice Connolly,
after a full investigation Of the complaint.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
D. wADswOsTH s Co. No lss Pearl..,.. N. :

RFFINED GAS OLIVE are now prepared to
supply Refined Rosn OIL any quantity l. will be found
aud richest oil for market and sapod to the
Portable Gas Machine. ln s at W
DANIEL WADswoRrH Co, No. lSS Pesrist
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
IAl,xerfisenanfl

PURDY'S NATIONAL THEATER.-
ereriiinmsp vi ~ given this hourissng Th~s
ter. Mr. H. A. Prfy Mr.. +. Blanchard. Miss DenyI Ms
julia Irving toeeth, with the Company 10 sppsa .nitbe
pieces .rr 8. fuows viz: Lows SlCRIcg Tux IDToT
TIE SHANNON, and the OF Cur PsETsERs. Apply
early for PAGES
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

CHANGE IN RUsNIHG THE NIGHr-BoATs OS THE
Hos kEx FgRRY-Tbe Hoboken Fery Company have made
change In runDDg light boa. the Barclay street Ferry 80
tb,t three added during the night The boat
side every half hour until i5 seer which
hour ps and then the hahonr trips are resumed
a. 24 At O'clock the morning the quarter hoy trips are
toun.euced aud continued ultil 7:i5 ib IN. evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
MARINE COURT-APRrL I9-Before Judge Tnoapso~.
JOBsOs AND THE HERALD.


David ". Job.on agt. ysnnes Gordon Bennett.
Last week Mr.. Benz. Gslbrsith, Bennett 8 counset,
made the following sidavit in this case, and applied
Il an order requiring Jobscn to show cause why he
sbt uli not fuInlsh bill OF particulars regarding me
Items &C. sad to have been furnished by the iste
ter at the request of Bennett ,,
Cify and Comfy c/ Heu York "-Benjsmin osorsta u.
r he tefrrdsn, named make. oeh aud ys ta.
the process Ia this seton retunabs on Ihs ~.
pneht then Intended desoqs 70 sPpy for further
nd bill Of P; ,t i rs ~a.a no co@ oa . hs
Lins su. be was then unable 70 sppy .t suen @
has bssn disent bis endesyors prepare for tbs s
= this .ou, bu, he hs. found inpo."ele safely 70 pceea
The dstes items Of The Isnta. dn.nd ,hs .a
VT the pubisl ed and pabsSed whss
eve thst the and perfect defence to tins
action the et' thereof and be doe. q sss r ;a11 ~
eldar, the better to prepare h%. 70 enc me-, as
Ai: ssslS :ssf before me- ,A. 18th Day f Z spS !sss "
Upon this affidavit Judge thompson ordered Job.on % snev
al q on the order should not b. made requiring
further and BITTER b Of particulars Of the tens o. hs
or the return Of the DIR Mr. Gsbrsh appeared for Bss-
Jude ordered Jsb.on 70 deyef within tea dsy' b .. ~
,ieua. defendant, and ssJiDs oil pfocee'iDs'' ~ ~
msaHtine.
vHITRD STATES CIRCUIT COuRr-Af"L "-o'''''
JDdse ISGERsoLt.
ASSAULT WITH ksnL.
tn. I, ,nit-d sts,ss sgt- wDism heiJ
rlo da,and.,, vss indicted for assaultlng John -.
Ibamo.m With lnife bosd toe .hp Mt BRADFORD 1s:
,b CO.. sss Tsd ssnin ahd to~ Jnry ioupa tns
mil IT, Jrdsc .eueLesd him :" esh'sen H'I'n' '"P'0
III
popkl;n Reuson ct a.. sgt. The Mayo, &e;-Ssw
10 be enieItd snd execution declared nave oeea We
galy i.sued
.,,,or M COMMON PLHAS-sPEcfaL TtRa-ApsiL H.
COLhi W RsEre Judge ehiLTox-DEcIsIoxA
Fi.cber sQt. Pspe.-Ordered that an attachnnse
r. sr ,bs spsed Contempt reusnsb. On the oh nss. and
In re Geo. Van Deuxen, an A~ignneot
orcssd. . =, .a;n..
-, fn hesIs of r-otior. &C. -,
Berger sgt. BeILetz.-Attachmen ordered. bsa-
able In $40. u c...
Duphsm and Dmon sgt- Pettse and hann'-o''"
Beri +. Burt.r, 60, sgt. Simeon Leland, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

ARRESTS FOR PLAYIsG BALL or SUsoAY.-Oficsrs
Chase and Jsqup. Of jersey City srrs'-d two uen named
FORBES and Mchse Murray Sunday to en-
esgpe Of bs They taken before Recorder Bed
when Forbes punished with hns of
81 and Murray back TO the City Prison for two days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
fAdyrrtiseuleut.l
bY

TnE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented BY
GEo SAvspERs lssTb the genuine article, hes news
auseo producg tie ksenr. possible edge 20
Car be obtained Of the subcrhrs .id sole msnufsct
5. SAUNDERS, stor. No. Asot HJuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
A1I-I.re. Ca.rn . hoy 6 yes-s Of ace,

IT, description IN The s-d published waou
tee kr0wistec, con-r, rsppsoys 81 -
lCvr1 r-sps cfuAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
fAAyeriement I

INSTANT OGRAPHs-Ahead Of the world
o,r yirg objects illustrated BY PHorocRAPH, the Per
ou Scene. In Broadway &c the Russian Corvette going 70
and the shipping the Non side &c, are
xhbi ing at HOLINESS GALLERy No 239 Brosiwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
IAHxnr<taarnanf [

FREDRICKs' PHoTOcRAPInC TEMPLE OF ART,
Nos ay opposite metropolitan Hctd-Pno
roSsAPss H.LLorrPEs DAGusRsEorrrys ard AAssorrrss
h every style.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

mountain stream" was probably Whist drov. IN. poo
sailor out of LIS wits as il - said to have ths eec"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

FArAI FAN -JeUes Calrp 4 hoy yesFs OF age,
bile psJns ., four story iudaw Of No 5T E,t Eey .rh
Monday morrI los, bi baarc- and @ 20 th- ri-
H. died shout unlss from the effects Of
of the skull csuss1 By TIE ID Corcncr ConGery held
upou the hey aud the Jy rendered verdict Of
Accidental d,sth
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

SuDDEs DFAIH.-A stevedore, named Geo "o"''u u'
doing busirsis ut No. ll3 South street, wtie o"
to Staten leland en- Sunday, was sucdeOy taken .Vn
at tie residence of Mr.. Johr Short and durfstne h"'
died. Diseae-cor ges'ion o. the brau.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

THr NEW STRrEr CossIssosER SwoRs Is.-Im-
meda.ey sftsr the adjournment Of the Board of Alder.
men, Mr. Cooper who had been waiting in the Mayors
private Office, was sworn in in due form by Mayor
Tiemann. who has surrendered to him tie keys Of the
Street Department. Messrs. A. NJ C. Smith and John
Hewitt r, became surety for Mr.. Cooper in the sum
Of slO 600 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

MonE Grr1 ESTEReEI'ER's ARREsTED.-A' Ha''
rey, the gft-bcok iran, dofg business IN broaa"hy'
and Hiram Dayton OF No. l0 Nassau street, "eI0
yesterday arrested by the officers OF the MAO
Squad, On charge of carrying on an Illegal ou'nes'
TIE Mayor se n. them before Judge Russell VINO ne''
them TO answer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

BoDY REcocsIzED The young msn who vas ioueu
shot through the lurgs at Staten lsland, on o'u''S
last Las been identified as that of Charles Schaer
Ge,msr eyed 10 bookbinier, aid recently re'lii"g
at No. ll9 Whlism street this city de hsd peer u .
well fer sou time and bad before attempted 'aic'e
He was buried on the I.land.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Arsm Ia-Befor'
InhRe HNTIs


The morning Marshal Rynders informed the Court
that he would be required the lst OF May to sur
reI der the rooms in which the United States Courts
sre now held to the Corporation OF this city for the ss
Of the State Cours but the privilsgo OF occupying
Temporarily one Of the rooms had been offered him.
The Judge authorized the Marshal to accept tho
proposition, ard told him that he might deliver the
northern room to the Stste Courts lie then took oc.
cssop TO notify the members Of the bar present that
during the month of May only Of the United States
Courts would be in seteion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

MASKED DALLs.-Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. Rel
ner & Rnehsit proprietois Of the VoIks Gsrten had
an interview with Justice Welsh in relation to bal
masques, which they have been in the habit of giving
every month or 80 at their establishment. The msgs-
trste gave them to understand that such sssembsges
were in direct violation of the law at which they
pressed much astonishmsnt, alleging that they were
not aware Of the fact, and promising to give more
masquerades.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

The dead body found in field neal Tompkin-vl!e
Slater Island, on Saturday, has been detted ~ tnsi
Of man n,med Charles Schsffer, German EN-
ploytd bookbnder in NewYoik City. Ills r'istiVe'
state Tia. re 10 years Of age, wssia melancholy
state Of mind and bad several tines threatened u
destroy himself.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

A salute Of one hundred guns will be fred in Pike
slip this evening by the numerous mechanics dependent
upt n tee various dry docks for livelihood, 10 recog
nticn Of the service rendered them BY the pssaee OF
the bill by the State Legislature "legazlug the bull
ness Of repsirr yessels by means Of floating dock-
end retaining the latter structur 10 their present
location
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

NEW-iORK EASTERN Nj. +. CONFEREN CE
The Eastern Methodist Episcopal Annual Confer
ence met yesterday at 81 a. m.-the fifth day Of the
tomsry devotional exercises. The Rev. Geo. Coombs
was sffectionately remembered 10 prayer; il WAS
stated that he was lying ct the point OF death, and
found it very hard to 60 through the iron gate:
The Rev. Mr.. Maxwell was proposed tor ordination
by the Willett-street Quarterly Conference Presid
ing Elder NORRIS stated that it was utterly superu-
ous they had recommended him to get rid of his i'm
portunities The venerable DIR. CLARK gave histor.
icsl scceunt of the institution of deaconshp in the
church in America and he denied orders by vote
of % to ~. Other business Of limited importance fol-
lowed when the resolutions on Slavery came up.
DR.. BANGS said that when il was stated that the
primitive voice Of the Church strongly sganst
Slavery and read from the rules to show that Slave
holders in Virginia allowed two years to consider
whether they would obey the rules and at the end Of
s. months the operation Of the rule on Slavery was
suspended. A doughface denuncation of ttSlavery
from the pastoral address Of the General Conference Of
1886 also read. 1t very long; but its spirit
may be found in The Journal of Commerce to-day
DIR. Bangs said that he proud to himself the
author of that address. lie had been very much nor
fed st the bringing in of brother lthe Rev. Mr.
Long from another Conference TO crininste that Con-
ference III such proceedings were allowed he should
be obliged 10 protest against it and he did not know
but he should be obliged retire from the Conference
slogether He proposed as substitute the following
resolution:
Fesolred That h the duty of the Csach as unit to exert
beI,e sehoIsns condition Slaves in our country
and 10 all scptus and prudent means 10 effect
possible their emancipation
DR.. Bangs said that he was an old man-hsi
preached fifty yesrs-but if Brother Hatfield was
right, he had rot preached the whole Gospel and he
legged God 10 bsve mercy on him. [" Amen." 1If
the resolutions [pubssed in THE TRIBUNE yesterday
were adopted he would be compelled to preach ab
Abolitionism. That be could not 60. Would he allow
his daughter to marry a murderer, thief an sdul-
terer or course he would not. And yet according
10 these brethren, a Shareholder was all these He
did not think that ssvehoding was of itself sin and
that all slavehollers would all be damned. They
were eopsrdzpg the character Of this Conference by
such speeches. On both sdes.' He knew that
they had a m.olity, but be begged that they would
not carry this measure merely for thst.
Dr. KExsADAr charged tbe3movers oQthe 6rst rese-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
The Peorle ex rel ~ c. Stanley ss George o. Barnard
Recorder.
This morning Meesrs Whining and Holmes appearex

bore Judge Davies for the purpose OF arguing hs mse hs
return 10 the allowed IN this case IA hS-
corler Smith wbo represents the District Attorney was n,t
present the pon-d till next Friday O'Clock.
he return of III. filed interim with the
clerk of tho Court.