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Des Arc citizen., 1860-04-28
The whisslsr's Tune.

Supper was over, the boy went out,
 He passed thro' the yard and over ihe style, The big dog barked as he wens along by.
 And followed him near mile, And he sal him down on hickory log, q And whistied lively tune, this boy, Which took the ear of the barking dog,
 And be wagged his tail for joy. The beetle stopped from pinching the fly,
 And the toad in his hole stood still,
 And a fshingworm in his bill, And the grasshopper said, .s know that air" But cannot whistle it so- The tune of the man with no hair on bis head, Where hair ever ought to grow.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-04-28
DIR. T. McGOWN'S SARSAPARILLA

And Todila O P@Gasag DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert. It's components are extolIed by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce. Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Syphilis, Scrofula, Diseases of the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat. Neck, Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, McGown's Ointment to be appied.) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptions, &c It makesthe skin Clear and Smooth. and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rfy the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle. Sl 50 Small, S1 %.
 Dr. T. HIcGown's Essence Of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. Y. McGoWn's DOgwoGH and Eron-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night sweats, Debility D yspepsia, &c., &c.
 Prepared and sold at No. 143 Main street, Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Afc, Arkansas, by
 D. p. BLACK & CO, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand Glaize by H. Wheeler. april22-1Y.
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The Budget illustrated by a Scene from
Hamlet. Prince OF Denmark.
[-1jridge4l
Persons REPRESENTED.

PERsoSs REPRESENTED.
HASLzTZ4 gs"fie1"a" IN the Danish Finance Depart
usHtJ
HosAuo-Rt, Jrisna, supposed 70 Be IA 'e importing
MAscs1Irs-4nofhsr friend and genoa dsaier)
GHosr-lor the defanef principle Of PTofsef'o" 10 "afi'e
Enter Ghost.
H,r. Look, my Lord, it comes
Ham. Angels and ministers OF grace defend US -
Be thou a spirit Of health, or goblin damu'd,
Bring with thee airs from heaven, or blasts from hell,
BE- thy intents wicked or charitable,
Thou com'st IN such a questionable shape
That | will speak to thee; What may this mean,
That thou, dead corse again, IN complete steel,
ReVisit'st thus the glimpses OF the moon'
Making night hideOUs; and We fools OF nature,
So horribly 10 shake our disposition,
With thoughts beyond the reaches Of our souls:
Say Why Is this wherefore what shoulu We DO:
Hor. 1t beckOns you 10 60 away Win Il,
As If it some impairment did desire
H. Look with what courteous action
II waves YOU TO d more removed ground
But do not 20 with it.
HOr. No, oy no means
Ham. 1t will not speak then will follow it.
Hor. Do not my lord; what if 1t tempt you toward
the food,
Or TO the dreadful summit Of the cliff,
That beetles DER its base into the sea
And there assume some other horrible form,
Which might deprive your sovereignty OF reason,
And draw you into madness think OF II
The very place puts whims of desperation,
Without more motive into every brain
That looks so many fathoms to the sea,
And hears it roar beneath.
HIM 1t waves me still =
Go on. III follow thee.
Mar. You shall not 60. my lord.
Ham. Hold off your hands.
Hor. Be rul'd, You shall not 60.
Ham. My fate cries out,
And makes each petty artery in this body
As hardy as the Nemean lions nerve
(Ghost 6ecbonS.
Still am l calrd ;-unhand me. gentlemen =
BREAKS from them.
BIZ heaven I'll make p ghost of him that stops my way;
Go on, I'll follow thee.
CEreunt Ghost and Hamlet.
Hor. He wakes desperate with imagination.
Mar. Let's follow; it's not fit thus TO obey him.
Hor. Have after; To what issue VIII this come !
Mar. Something is rotten in the St1e Of Denmark.
Hor. Heaven will direct it.
Mar. Nay-let's follow him.
(EIeuHt.
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Gcgrre.ponaenee Of die Paslae Commercial Aarerl.er.L
Contract for the ueen.- Hospital.

Mn EDITOR We learn from the papers that the
contract for the carpenter work on this building has
been given TO Mr.. c. II. Levers, for the sum Of Sl3,-
800, but at the same time the building has been
reduced Oue-sixth, that i, ten feet have been taken
cut Of each wing, to bring it in proportion to this
reduction in amount OF tender from that primarily
made By him, for the building in its original dimen-
sions, which tender was 81, $50, or thereabouts.
We knew nothing Of this reduction which was made,
nor had We any Information sent Us by those in whose
hands this duty was placed, that new tenders under
the decrease would be received, and We consider great
injustice was done Us, and TO the public az large, by
whose subscription this noble charity Is 10 be erected,
by thus throwing it into the hands Of one party, to
have It all MS own way. We devoted our time to the
making estimates for the tender for the original build
ing, and would gladly have done so for it under its
reduced size, had we known Of it; and although il Is
now too late, perhaps, in this instance, for our protest
to be Of any avail, it may suffice to let the public
know that there are other carpenters in Honolulu,
besides the fortunate obtainer Of the present contract
for the Queens Hospital.
We are yours respectfully,
JOHNSON * ALLEN.
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Resolutions

By Mr. PHipo, that $500 b. apprgrrfa,.s $500 D.
-, Al That 500 y appropriated Tor a bridge at
al ho1iaulOa, oahu b. SIR. Kaukal. that $500 e appr1prtat-f
Tor a @GyernT-ett House in kanua, oahu. An Of which ~.
referred.
OEDEE o. TIE Day.
On motion q Mr. Webster. the business o. the dav vas taken
Gp-te MAJORITY and minority reports q tbe Committee on H..
1870 - % SUBJECT " miss-1utre- pracuciug medicine.
Sr Ne.sosr moved that tL= matter D. postponed tI the bI.
lr,in-~l ~ vi. Oreeu on this sane subject be brought TO-. A
Jsn@tr ~nsaei, N which N-ssr-- Green, kaIakau. Kalarna AMI
N1en,nn t"k p2rt1 aud bath reports u the committee were
Mr. kahulanui read a bin 70 prevent mauisI person. from
des-rIng each Other. A report On this subject by tie Committ.s
On ue "ulGsry vas also taken up fsr consideration. The r.
favor - the report and although he syrau.thfs-i viii tba-- ~,
felt the necessity q such a ax. yet he thought IL impossible y
frame a bu O. r-u.-iy the d-fct-. On a. Gf..r h.nI ~
va 20 Favor % slDSinr husband ami wife % b. divorced IN case
Of Enlargement, and that they .E1uLI H. aII1E-i q, get married
again immediately. M---rS- Naho=- Gr--u and KipL opposed
te r.. = and Il gas laid IN the table. The original biz vas
then -rad- Ar- Green novel o lay ol tire table, on account q
some ifr-ElLarty in the EDriiug q tn tW- Carried.
IL Committee ofthe EtOe. Mr.. Kuuiseu introduced a r-s1Iu-
ton a. hlIJ~ss That the Chamber o. Commerce D. requested %
give % this House their estimates Of the probable amount II
va -ec1nd-i ~ Nr MeCaIy- Eho slprHr,-I Is m TyiII -.I
stating that while the report - THE Minister q Fiuaus- Wa re-
thsiHs-4'ss NH = much more reliable than that q one man Il
= q the greatest importance that THE income arising from the
li9nse mag be guided correctly la making out the appropriation
The resolution vas strongly opposed By Mr.. webster. on the
ground that u was useless and beu-ath hediguity % she House,
70 ask advice d tie Chamber q Commerce Nr. McCuIy
amended the resolution, 20 a. % rrnoye Mr. Web-ters prnci-
pai .bJ-cuDn- Inc resolution ~ thus amended. a supported
by M=ssrs- NCCuly and Green, and opposed by Me-sr-- Web
-ter, Wiiemann ADD Kalana- Mr. Baldwin. moved % refer the
resolution % the Committee On Finance. Mr.. McCully. opposed
the motion. Mr. Kalama, then moved q, lag on the table,
which Vas carried, and the House adjourned.
Prayer. Minutes read and approved. Tie Speaker rad a
Communication from the House o. Noble. announcing th-death
of. ". p Naisai. one Of the members Of that body. who was
motion ~ Mr. Wdeuauu, the House passed the usual resolutions
Of confidence, and adjourned tu "Wednesday
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HI PACIFIC
numerical Advertiser.
.uAAIIAN
HOUSE OF

prpeLaaIati0n 81 the King. the House % Noble.
fasmI. - Hal % the Supreme Court. on "wednesday.
.~ae4 g. the delivery % the Ein-fs Speech (report-i
- r. ssamaJ the "lo~rs Officers we're chosen
B pusspkyr-His IN " Kekuana0a-
r4T-.aY-H. L. Shrhlpu-
S.s.rr-sr AKN--H- kahauu-
Nx~-Ex.En-N- IA
,,.as Is a C correct lis, of the Members % the House OF
Ss@r r n Prince Lot Kameham=hI-
G-R III v. Euahumanu-
&c z kr-Ikolani. GDgvruess d Hawaii
pa. - L e.. Wyuie, Ter ghct0J
81 50 o. L Gregg. Ter otici0J
o. - VI. K~Euanaoa, Governor r Oahu
80 r. Sahr,trigt, Governor Il Mani.
80 y Kama, Governor u Kauai
L. k1naiEa, !. SanaSeha,
o. X ElpaakeI-
.. kaLikauar J h1r-ua-
4 UEIelsz. X Armstrong.
4. a. Hopkins G. r. Bishop
v.tl-s Juige J. Richardson and j. ". y. Naisai have
frrfng n. past year both u whom we're recently ere
- ? he King. and bad never taken their seats iu the
rrere are now u member. and two vacancies.
:. I'd intended furnishing this paper Eith full report. o.
,---Hngs u the Upper House, hut the Minister Of Finance
=, .boau great ursas!ne-s tn regard D. - CARRIED accouut--
.,..oseches getting abroad. We shall omit, fr the present.
80 the doings AMI sayings o. the honorable Ministerial
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JUST RECEIVED!
EN- AMERICAN BARK
""aShin5ton Al1sto1a: 80
Capt. FEC l.. woods
AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED:
1Sn ASH OARS. SIZES,
lJO Rolls tarred shcathing paper,
Cases Of yellow metal,
Nests painted buckets.
Barrels Turks Island salt.
Boxes salt water soap,
Kegs water crackers,
Tins wafer bread.
Tins water crackers,
Tins oyster crackers,
Tins butter crackers.
Tins ginger snaps,
Tins milk bread,
Tins JUmbles,
Casks medium bread.
Casks pilot bread.
OAK timber, assorted sizes,
Barrels cement.
Sugar kegs and slaves.
Kegs cannon powder,
Gases rife powder,
Sewing machines.
Boat boards.
LLckawauua coal.
Also
90 VI Manila Chrrupts.
100 VI Havana shaped,
New Bedford whale boats
c. BREWER & CO.,
2O5-tf Market Wharf
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ID vi pnpo' that $500 b. appropriated fr a road in Puma;
W - NSlk.nA, that 500 he appropriated Tor a bridge At
sAG y AZ OSeEe. that $500 be Appropriated fr bridge.
at hoolauiOa, Oahu b. SIR. KaukaI. that $500 h. aprr5Drf,--s
for a GOyeruT-aL House in Kaiua. oahu. An Of w5irb -
referred. "NH N-'r
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-.
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
HONOLULU, OAHU, ii. l.,
OFFERS FOR FOR SALE, AT THE LOW
~ EST MARKET RATES, the following assortment OF mer-
Whit w5 LiaeP P5 men9ss'ohief''
II" Blue Flannel Suits,
'Ladiss'; Riding Gauntlets,
D'yi RAVENS a1sESs' DUCK,
Britannia Casters,
White Water Bottles,
"a Croc1xory "
Bay State Lanterns. boxes Glass;
ooLoNG
TEh.
Dried Apples, China Rice, Carolina Rice,
COFFEE FROM TITCoMBs PLANTATION.
Extra Prime Pork.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR., NAVY BREAD, HAMS,
of0Dn9 GROUND raaadf Mustard,
Metropolitan Crackers,
Ginger Snaps,
Lemon Cakes.
Jars Prunes.
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives, Jack Knives, bags Shot, boxes Needles, snver'd
Bits, Measuring Tapes,
SOLAR LAMP CHIMNEYs Do. LAMP WICks, Nos. 81.
Rolls House Paper,
Carpet Tacks,
Assorted Files,
Handouts,
Iron Bcd-,ead-. One Cabin Table.
Large Compasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Compasses, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER "
Black Paint,
u,,,.- Green Paint
Lewis & Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis * Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Fore sails.
~ ANCHORS Asp CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIoIh Cnrpetiug.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore cane-seat Chairs
f BTosan soo'' Assorted Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
Cutting Blocks. with chain pendants, Mncing Machines, Boat
Anchors, Iron RowIocks. superior New Bedford Whaleboats.
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
GsSBeF Iron Rive,..
Oak Plank, 1t, and l! inch.
Large n-.ortm't Manila and Hemp Cordage.
Selling stuff,
Cutting Falls,
Whale Line
Try Pots,
Composition Sheatning Nails.
Composition Coppering Nails,
Kegs Cut Nails.
MARZETTrS PORTER, SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints, quarts and pints,
FETLEY'S ALE, pints, BALES CJRLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Bitters, Essence Wormwcod,
Cherry Cordial, Stoushton's Bters,
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leafH Hats,
White Straw Hats.
Brown Straw Hats.
Dub Straw Hats,
Childrens Hats.
A SMALL INVOICE OF
STEEL
2O7-tf &c, &c, &c.
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SUPERIOR TEL ENGRAVINGS.
1O7-tf &C &c. &c.
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MAPS OLE TIE UNITED STATES.

Nader,
Lewis & Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis * Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis & Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top Sails,
Fore sails.
Main Sails,
Studding sails,
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

u-xuant % proclamation tire members eject assembled ia IN
-r-ftbe REPRESENTATIVES. at 10 o'clock. wednesday. NAV q
: Ct4rk. ESQ, the clerk % the House at the ta-t session
- he Members % order and received and approved the Ger
- fs+ members, there being three vet u appear. Tn
sNEar ; a list u the membsrs u the House:
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Arrived.

Steamship Chesapeake, Crowe Portland mdse. pass to
Steamship Potomac Watson Baltimore and Norfolk ndse 10
ship Albert Gaitn Deano Liverpool 20 days dse and 6ss
Ias to Cornelius Gnne 10Th ins of Nantucket spoke ship
Calhoun hence for Liverpool.
Snip Msrnon, Bankenhip Liverpool ss days coal
ship Richard Al.op Wellington Ardo.san April 90 iron
Ship Hsast R lot Belfast Me- eksy Liverpool q
Sandy HOOK sehr Ayaado of Prospect steering s. E.
sage time, took pilot from No. IL.
and % pass to Hennne Go.iings 'u'e
bsrh Lima Br, Brand New Haven l2 hours ballast
Bs Truro lBr) Cox Lngam, C b. days coal to J. s.
Brig Forest Perry Chenyded days lumber to Smith Jones
sehT Roona (3masted of Bridgeport Conn) Wheeler
shields . pr, Is mdse and coal to Henry Smith Sons Sth
1 st ~ 40 lon ~ 2S spoke bark Avarado days from
Cuba bound to Europe had lcs man from fever
w. has had bgh variable winds the greater part of the
sehr Henrietta, Shaw Providence in ballast for Elizabeth
sSSs H. Quits Reed Calais days. lumber Simpson
sebI PhlanthrOpi't, Chapman Bangor days lumber to
sehr r. C. A. Ward tama,ted) Edwards Virginia dsvs
sehr Title y, Small Dishon Mass bound to Poughke.pse
Schr W est Clean Tsrr Rockpou days fish to master.
schr Ghars Cob man, Taunton days mdse to master
sehr ba1 STATE Spear Rockland days lime master.
schr r. Parker, Fitzgerald Norwich 2 DAYS In ballast
sehr W. Partridge Xix Rockland DAYS lime to master
s1op fhqniN Sheppard Newayen days, moasses Bur
81 w Ii. Bowen, Broherton Providence days mdse to
Sloop Rhode Island Remington Providence days mdse to
mesteT
Soop America Stedman Providence days mde to master
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia, mdse to }. N
Briggs.
steamer Planet Wilson Philadelphia mdse Lopez Kirk
patrick
bELOW-Bris Thes (Br) from Newcastle SO DAYS to Mead
Bell In lat 10 70 lon 81 as los; both opmasts-By pilot
bost Mary Ann No. 49,
Brig Fannie Lincoln, from St. Domingo % diys-By pilot
boat Jane
SAILED Steamship De Soto for Havana; ships Challenger
for San Frncco Fdea Tor Liverpool bark Jeuerand (Old
for Savannah and others.
NIND-Dming the day, from y. f. toS.
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PROBABLE MURDER-In consequence Of too fire.
quent poiati,ns Of vile liquor number of fellows got
into an ater alton at low GROCERY No. 81 Morris
street, and Int lille time elapsed before all hands
gagged in free fight. During the melee a man named
Tho mas LaIkn aused moment or two to witness
the light and then assed on about his business. He
had not however, roceeded more than three or four
DOOR teiore he was pursued by man named Hagin,
who, without any or provocation az is alleged
drew knife and stabbed Larkn in the chest.
After the preparation of this outrage, Hogan re-.
treated to tie saloon. Larkin walked short distance
and called an officer, whom he informed that he was
stabbed. Tie wounded man was removed to the First
Ward Staiion-liouse by Officers Blunt and Quigly and
thence to the New-York Hospital where he was placed
under the care of DR.. Weir. Hogan was subsequently
appreh' nded and locked up to await the result of Lar
kins injuries. 1t is said that Larkins wound is of
such nature as to preclude the possibility of his re-
coyery.
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The harrisburg Express ov o. issc

The Harrisburg express train being the o'clock 1s, Gay
the new arrangemWSn. Vnrk New-York papers OF to-
dav we've received by this tram. ,or Nov % 1860.
Tho Harrisburg express train from Newiiork, 9y
the Central Railroad Of NewaaSy e I PSsSe nsS and
3coeNi mail train north and south. Newly
rers were received through the Hope Express Com
pay WEThe fret train by the middle route from
New-York arrived here at l2:4o p m, BENG SIX nourT
Railroad of New-Jersey, without change of cars.
New 'yi papers were received through the Hope
FxDress COMPANY, eight hours earlier than before,
Passengers by this train connected with trains on the
Pennsylvania Central, east and west, and aiso th'
Nor4hern Central. and Cumberland Valley Railroads
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s0e,38 Sc

MoRE OF THE CGTY-LoT SwISDLE.-Detectives
Devoe and Sampson have secured the arrest of
three persons implicated in the city lot deed for
gsries and swindes perpetrated by Lawson, Thomp-
son, and others. Their nes are Wm. A. HYDE and
VIM Edrckson keepers of public house at the cor
ner of Eighty sixth street and Fourth avenue. AMI
Honeywell Vincent, who does business at the corner
Of Cedar and Nassau streets Ii is charged that Hyde
4 Edrickson recently bought quantity of wine
from Messrs. Robinson, Ward & Co. Of No. 9 Morris
street, and security for the payment of the sum
agreed upon, gave forged deed purporting to have
been executed by Sarah j. Lyons. The land which
they pretended to convey, is owned blythe city pres
ent and lies within the boundaries of the Central
Park. In default Of $4,000 bail, the accused were
locked up by Justice Connolly for trial. There have
been fifteen arrests made already of persons alleged to
have been in plieated with these cty'o swndles and
il is said that the value of the property involved will
reach near a million Of dollars. New developments
being constantly made and the cuprits are not all
secured yet.
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Nv Telegruph.


SANDY HOOK, May 49, sunset-No inward bound vessels
IN sight Ship Fidea Tor Liverpool cleared the bar at p
W ind moderate from = f.. weather clear
HlGHLANDS, May 49, sunset-No inward bound vessels IN
sight w ind light from = r. weather clear.
rNPoki, May @-An brig Emeiine, Es,ton, Bangor
LOT noI"ich schrs Harriet Rogers WILDER do. New London
~ toI.on Coson do. do Philanhropist. Chipm,n do,
-, ON Mary Boyd Rondou Portsmouth y. H. Caroline
Arr 2b Mary . Adeipe Junkn' Baltimore, Newburyport.
Nths Wells, Ryder Harriet NewYo,E New, H.d1'yd Tho
s, m,I Sew.i orr Boston, Susan Jane Pickering Calais
lam .olh LYDIA Catharine, Droyer Calais Norwich
irene, Asn talsis New-London Julia Ann Rogers FranL
Cl, oiki sea Marx (of Winter Harbor Bopsm Bangor
New oIki birafe, Chase, Columbia New Va, E
biEgs Sara Moreno via Havana, for Portland S 'e'u'
th,Tmf meter 81. N' "i"u ~ H. !
NtW-ORLEaNs, May @-tr. steamship Noses r0vlor
rom Havana. Ad,ces important A"S'o
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The Nj, IL. General Conference.

BUFFALO Monday, May %, 1860.
Before proceeding the special order of the day the
Conference called for memorials petitions, &c.
resolution adopted that in getting out the new
edition Of discipline the division and order proposed by
Dr. Osborne be adopted. DIR. Osborne was appointed
as a member of the Committee 10 assist in the work.
&. A. Hallway presented resolution that the vote
on the Slavery question be taken Wednesday a. m.
Amer considerable discussion the matter postponed
indefinitely.
After arranging FOR the order of the election of off
Gers for the ensuing four years, the Slavery report
came up. DR.. Crary of the Minnesota Conference
having The floor He spoke in favor of the majority
report, and was followed by Mr.. Burnett of WscOn-
sin, who spoke upon the same side. Upon the conclu
SION Of Mr. Burnett speech, the Conference adjourned
I'LL o'clock
Upon reassembling at O'Clock the Conference pro-
seed to the election of officers. The following per
.sons were elected:
For Editor Of The Christian Advocate and Journal Dr. Ed
D. WheedOn For Editor Of the Sunday School Books and
Papers Dr. Daniel WISE For Core poudng Secretary the
SorsponsnS seerary Of the Monry s. cy for the Wet
DR. w L. Hsnis For Editor of The Western Advocate, G.
Kingsley For Editor Of Ike Ladies' Repository Dr. d. w.
Cl,E For Editor Of The German Apologst VIM Mast For
Editor Of The Christian Adyoeate r. NJ EDDY
lot For Editor Of The Northern ADVOCATE, BINGHAM
Nesbit For Editor of The California Christian Advocate, D.
Thomss For Editor OF The Pacific Adsoeate Thomas II.
Assistant Book Agen NewYork, James Porter For Book
Agn Cincinnati Adam Poe For Assistant Book Agent at
A resolution was unanimously adopted at the session
this afternoon excusing Bishop Morris account Of
his advanced years from travelling in this connection
The COsI nittee on Boundaries reported IN part:
The Of Annual Conferences. including the Mission
Conference Is nifty and the Conferences created Ne
breska Iowa and North western Wisconsin The
esaTe Ohs Conference changed in 10 the West
Ohio conference.
a recommendation in the Mission Committee report
u authorize the creation Of the Office of Treasurer of
the Missionary Society, if the Board of Managers
deem ezpedient, and subject TO the approval of the
Bishops caused considerable debate and was pending
al the adjournment.
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MARINE .JOURWAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........M
Cleared.

Seamship-Dt Solo, Bulloch, Havana and New Orleans,
Livingston, Crocheron 4 Co
s-Amazon Hoyey London, H. Morgan Wiley; Lou.
isiana (Brem.), Muller, Richmond. C. Lung.
Bdgs-Alton tBr) Horton, Pctou Rogers Rich; Boho,
wood Eizabethport, Brett Son Co.; r. C. Dyer Turner
Wilmington, R. Buck Co.; Oree (Mech) Strublng Ant
werr, Funcke & Mencke.
schosners-Pesrl Westeryelt Nswbern j. L: Davis; Re-
becca. Patton Petersburg, Hunter Co.; Helene Derrick
Savannah McCready Mott Coz Thos Jefferson Chase
Salem Ropes Co.; Francis Burnett, Salyer Newber
n. C., c. b. Dibble & Co.
Sloop-Oregon. Rhodes Providence L. Kenny.