The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1860, Page 8

sae a THE PRESIDENCY. CONTINUED PROM FIR™ se Pade) form, and that was enough. Tuey woud now joie ib up” port of the man indicated M3 i. cHeice wf de Conven- sion, and go home satisfed 4) Gough thag had yielded ‘Weir candidate they WAP son irod is yfrine!iples. Mr, Russit, of VF inig, desired te 'express the Yanks of ils Stato 10 Ale? Loony for nomiaidting her favérite son for « high office’, They might take the assursuce of the deteestioa Prat he was heart and hand wih thom. He soul! £°9"hpothing so well calculated to #reure the snecess of the principtes as this orranizati®, but he desired to say Umar the dition, cirenmstancé’s #rrounding the deto- $rPic party are rach that Mr. Huter cannot now accept “Any nomimation at the handy of either Convention, He therefore reqv ested Alabama to withdraw his name. Mr. Waxng of Alebanm, withdrew the name, as re- quested, expressing profotiid admiration for Virginia. Wy. Ereviws, of Oregdm, in order to secure harmony of edtien, begged. to wilhtraw the name of Gen. Lane, of Oregon. Mr. Rawmacrr, of Now York, when the name of New “York was called, aid he was not at Charleston, but came here ata substitete, and entered the delegation uné anit rue. After ono day's session ho became the fate had been filled, and he was placed, with ethers, in Uke minority, THe enlarged upon what be considered the Injustice of this role, and stated thet, though seme who sympathized with them were not bere, yet o few were here t express devotion tothe principles of the platform adopted here today, 4d sympathy with the South, pledging them- adtves to tend by that platform. An -aitionept was made to nominate without a ballot by ecclamfiston, but faited. - ‘Whsatthe roll was eatled the whole number of votes cest'#are 105, of which Mr. Brockinridge received 81, and [= kinson 24. The States w? withtirew, giviu Breckinridge. The PreapENT announced the result, when the Conven- tion rose and applauded enthusiastically, giving several rounds of ‘eplause. NOMINE-TION OF JOSEPH LANE: VOR VICE PRESIDENT, calls were made for Yancey, but Mr. Graam, of “Carina, weminated Joseph Lan» fer Vieo Presi« L had cast their votes for Dickinson then the full yote of the Convention, 105, for le Nort’ tdent. Lai cries of “Vote,” “Vote.” Crice of © th» roll.” On the first b: 105 votes were for Joseph Laneyand he was declared nominated amidst loud ap- plause. Deafening calls were then made for Yancey, who took the platform amidst cheers. He addressed the Convention tm an cloquent and brilliant epeech, congratulating the Gonvention on the nomination of a representative of the Beate rights democracy, who was prepared to maintain their rights and the constitution. FH» begged them to ac- cept these congratulations at the hands of a man who had some reputation as a factionist and a disunionist—of a man who was, right oF wrong, ten years go an advocate @f diewnion, because he saw the constitu She South invaded by the admission of California, by “equatter sovereignty” and by the interference with the slave trade in the District of Colambia. He had gone Defore the State of Alabama and asked them to secede— to sesede. He bad been then v Bai not since advocated rt siom from the Union whenever he saw the constitu guts of the Sonth invaded. He was weither for the Union nor against it. He should watch for agereseion on the fovereign rights of the States, He @hould be prepared to threw away the shell that was 20 jonger veluable. The Cnion would then be « failure. When government fails to accomplish the object for which KM was formed let it go down. There was hope for the fountry yet, but he was sorry to say it depended only an the power of this organization here to-day to carry it principles aleft to triumph. He should not have made th marke had he not bern attacked in the Senate of the United States by the candidate who had been to-day pom inated by the squatter sovereignty faction. He would have | have met the man who thus attacked him in Dis own a Pat this was not allowed him, and so he @oomed it just to those associated with him in this move- ment to sot hie pos tion right before the world. He pre- ferred vis yosition should be defined by himself, rather than by the great enemy of the democracy. He reviewed the notion of the Democratic Convention, and declared that ‘ ne it must be damned to immortality ana political faction. He recounted the history of the secession at Charleston, holding that the constituents of the several delegations bad endorsed the action of thelr representatives, and designating the action ef the Convention as an outrage. Who, be said, was Une leader of the bogus delegation in the Convention? Bo said it in no personally offensive manner, but who was bef For twenty edd yoars be had been known as ove of the mest able, intelligent, and active opponents of the democratic party. Mr. Parsons was hig friend and neigh- bor, but be had been found voting for Jay, Harrison, Scott, ‘Taylor and Fils iever bad he voted for a constable to bis district who wasa democrat. He had been cons!«sent tm action today in voting for the enemy of the demorratic party, Stephen A. Douglas. Mr. Yancy continued to re count the action of the party in the State, and charged that the Conycntion which nominated the Parsox Lion was elected by a Convention wi cratic. Ha argued ngth on the Kansas px the question of * sq reignty,” being frequent! teterupted by applauee. Or { Mr. Howann, (of Tenn.) the Chairman of the € ted to notify the candidates of | } L Was req | their nomination | The name of Augustus Schell, of New York, was placed on the Natiooal Committee as tbe member from New Yor. Mr. Aveny, of North Carolina, moved the thanks of the Convention to Hom. Caleb € | | g for the able manner in which he presided over berations. Adopted unanimously, Mr. Coss called for, and briefly returned ted the Convention on the ausy piuation of their labore, both on plat- e 1h form and candidates, Mr. Wes, of Alntama, moved the Chairman have ax. | thor ty to complete the Nattopal Committee afer the a. ent of the Contention. 2 °OF the Convention were] then extended to ‘the cit of Baltimore and to the officers of the Con vention, when the Convention, with three cheers, ad fourned sine dts. THE RICHMOND CONVENTION. Ricuwowp, Va., June 23. 1860. The democratic delegates in this city, after caucassing all day relative to going to Baltimore, reassembled at #ix @'clock t) ng, aud adjourned till Monday. They are posed to guing to Baltimore, consi dering as the m adjourned to meet hore it should do 80. They await further advices before com- tng to & fal determination. Coroners’ Inquests. Fatat ACCENTS. —Charies Miller, a bey about thirtesn years ofl, was killed at No, 981 Madison street, pester: day, by falliog froma shed in the yard. Teresa Murray, @ chill eighteen months old, fell down a fight of staire at | No. 68 Mott street, and was 0 ferereiy in na aboct four b safterwards. (Ww notified to buld ap inquest In each case. Tae Frorreaem Warp Ispasmetne Case —The tnqnost “double-header.”” Case of Dr. David R. Brown. Boerow, June 23, 1960. Dr. David R. Brown, convicted of causing th death of a young woman by procuring an abortion, was to-day sen- States prison for fourteen years. —_—_——————_ Trade of Mobile. Monn, June 22, 1860. Value of the exports this month, $1,366,875; value of | this evening. the exports the Inet three months, $7,200,675. eRe 23, 1860. wr, hence for Ireland, been ashore on Nori ‘The lecture room of Warren strect Methodist Epigeopal ‘The ship Chant Me American ship Cha | waterlogged. ‘Sho had PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. 1A, June 93, 1860, wen June 22, 1868. ay 1.20 an 9106, for mid. sales of the week 20,260 baies. against 660 bales in the correctenling poy Receipts ahead of ~— 7 000 in port, 50,60 bales. %d. Exchange on London 1 Flour dull and heavy; no sales. Wheat ‘Galt snd en changed. Corn quiet: yellow» Bo. a Ole; 680, Provisions very firm: mess pork, $2! ‘hisCotton, to ‘uremea, Barrimore, Juno 28, 1860. City Intelligence. Granp Temperance Ceimsration.—A select musical en- tertainment will come off to-morrow evening, at Mozart Hall, in honor of Mr. Robert Wilson, a gentleman who years has been identified with the cause, a8 one of its most.ardent ir i@ under the auspices of ‘St. James’ Total Abstinence Benevolent societies, as a dle- served compliment to Mr. Wilson; and mau; ladies and poe have kindly’ v ye Bum (P. T.), and Mr. Charlee ferguson, who at & eron the Union pipes stands without rival. pro- mme embraces a variety of polos, ducts, lectures, our shores. The "seal of tise Lodge is Wo be Eide by Thos. Hicks, Personal Intelligence. Hon. A. P. Grant, of Osw: Louit: Governor Horton, England, and Dr. Grosvenor, the arrivals at the st. remas ; Captain Ceddis of Providence, we icholas Hotel yesterd W. H. Foster, Eeq., of Boston, and A. C. Palfrey, Esq., of Louisiana, are stopping at ‘the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Dr. J. F. May, of Washing Shanghae, are stopping at Lieut De Kraft, of the United States steam frigate Ni- Tathrop, of the United States army; and Mr. C. Merchant, beth of the Us States Navy, are stopping at the Astor House. Major Webb, of Ohio; W. ie a, Ba sf Pg Po Jeans; Mr. R. 8. Kinney, Mr. J. EW! er, Mr. H.C. Dodge, Mr. J. A. ys de H. Sanderson, all of the United States Lieut, Bier and lady, and Lieut. J. W. Brad- ~ all of Baltimore, are stopping at the Metro- jot family, of Columbus, Mise; W. FE. Sharmon and family, it. Honea Rs of the steamer Florida, Pro: lor, of Middleton, N. J.; oS. W shoes ‘Bradshaw, or the Lafarge House.” Naval Intelligence. ‘The United States storeship Relief will sail from the Boeton Navy Yard for St. Paul de Loando, coast of Africa, Letters or papers for the officers or crews of the ehips of the African sqeadron will be forwarded by the Relief if sent in time. ‘West India Theatricals. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In contradiction to the statement in your paper of to- day, allow me to state @at I have not departed for tho West Indieg, as leading lady im lr. Morton's dramatic company, being desirous of fing aud C.D. Nye, Ts. from kintire, and Mr. 8. feeeor Janes te Webb, of Washington, Wisconsin, are stopping at onor about the 6th July. ‘crs EDWAlu yp, Tune 22, 1860. 142 High strevt, The Turf. Twos Corase, 1. 1—Trxormye —Frmar, Ju Match for $500, two mile heats, in harness. Hiram Woodruff named b. &. Boney bare Dex Pifer named br. faery Star.. Arrivals and Departures. 1 I TERTOgL teamed Mrs Smith aeibree cpdgen. Liberty, Frederick county, Mary 1 wife, Mis act “iat Hey Hartwell and three chil ome and wife, MeEinmy 9 Trachea Tien i BM Fierss, ¥ O'Hea, © T Bowman, Mew J diray, Fhe fe, Mies Shorteli—and 14 in the seerege. ip Arago—R wed servant, do; Mies ¢ lune New Orleans; Uhs Ko yi FR ph, New ¥e a “sire | morning, in ‘the sixty-third year of his h, do; Feet do; Mr and Mrs Isuse Hender. pater, do, Mr and Mrs H A Denison, do; Miss M M Elie, New Orleans: Mee J. rt A erm, Rew York: Mine et do, Ee Tackson, do; lady, Wa itrandwell, Fe ‘Orton ray Onenns Riyanrowieay 3 Poeun, § Jace Lite, son jew Orleans; P sch No ¥ Se orks) Bnew, Chas Lah Pisant,, A de Fra . Mee Dette, AC Webra, Sala two servants, a, Mr Fito AP Me ot, Ne ft Randenelia, New henna: Fa Pree ere H Copper aud child, New BR CMleshan, Caress eo Von tuhn, Porto Rico; 1 Mien A Jardin, Mice © Janios and serra ervenis Nanter and Mise F “Nie is Soloy and servant Mee B HF McKenna, 84 Webra, x Me dnd Mee BF Rice, ok ote New . New Orleans: Mr i, New Orleans; Truce, Hava Midleton, Piviadetphta : Mow Miniicep nin: Mise Mitdieton, Phila. » +e” ato ip tin De We Tyee warner in, Now York peeare, doy Piao oe E Jack” New paatuere Naga M4 Miler, Ravennah: ee my GB A, Mov te 7%) Son AK tietart. | Kehinitt aad two taltimore, or. | Vieinity A Raymond, | On i mnday, Anguet 20, tm the of the infant child found dead in Fifteenth near avenue C, was Concluded yesterday by Coro Kman The evidence against the mother and other of the child was coaclusive. The jury rea: rdict of “Death from exposure and neglect mt the mother, Ellen Murphy, and the grand Mary Collins.” ‘Coroner Jackinan thereupoa committed the accused to await the action of the Grand Coroner Schirmer hell an inquest yesterday, at 1 No. 123 Roosevelt street, upon the body of Peter Butler, an Irish sailor, who was supposed to have been poisonet hy drink. tng ari wine. A post mortem examination of the body by Doctor Bouton showed that the rumors Felative 10 deceased's having been poisoned were entirety unfounded. The physician gave ita his opinion that death was caused y vagumonia, and the jury retlered verdict t that eff: Two persons, & Tan aod a woman, 1. Br pty had un or arrest ob suspicion, were Aberoupou genre wrtte Parmtec.On Saterday morp ing | Franklin Norrie was drowned at pier No. 49 Bret river while in bathing. The deceased was wnadie to wim, and having got beyond his a ance could reach bim. Jackman ob the body, when a verdict of acorou wa: rendered. earaehin Yorktown Andrew pals Btls eric R 8 Keuny, a aM Ta aay 6 pret Sytem ‘jaa B Wisiatos, be Marty nest xan—Steamabip A re td eatitt mead * ‘ate a A ee ieee ip doahon ee Binge ih Sie ae es W Mather, Richard Maher Mes itopher Lucha ¢ O'Shea, Mary 0 hn Oshes, Amdrew O'Shea, Mise Marian in Pertne, Papen NEW YOR® WeRALD,- SUNDAY, JUNE 24; 1860, ———— “ —— Shocting Affray Lawcxmvna, Jane 28, 1860. Joseph and Robert Button, editors of the Verginias, ‘were shot in the wtreet to-day by the brothers Hardwicke, @tiitors and proprietors of the Bepublican. One of the Buttons ts said to be mortally and the other serjousty in- fhred. Both the Hardwickes have been placed in jail. ——$—<——— Fire at Philadelphia. Priapeurma, June 23, 1860. The Roman Catholic German Church “Holy Trinity,” corner Sixth and Spruce etreets, was destroyed by fire | eight P.M. this afternoon and completely gutted. ‘The valuable altar painting of the Crvcifixion alone was saved. Loss about $25,000; insurance $10,000. The fire was caused bY ® | vered by the Rey. Dr. Francis Vinton, this evening, at | eight o'clock, in 8t. Peter’s church, Twentieth street. Religious Intelligence. — CHUM Urban C. Brewer, justor of the church, wil! preach la the Christian chapel in Seventoonth strect, immediately | ‘west of Sixth avenue, at half-post ton A. M. and balfepaet | | seven P.M. Subject in the morning,**'The Sun of Right- | courness:”’ in the evening, * Christian Stoastfiatness.”” The Religion of Nature. —The third discourse of this #2- es will be delivered this evening at the Brooklyn Taber- pack, by the pastor, Rev, William Alvin Bartlett. Ser- vices commence at haif-past ten A. M. and a quarter to The first annua! sermon before the Church Missionary Union of the General Theological Semind#y will be deli. Ip the Greene street Methodist Fpiseopal church, be- tween Broome and Spring streets, the Rev. Charles E. Har- ris, pastor, will preach at half-past ten o'clock in the fore- noon and at a quarter tf cight in the evening. The sub- Ject of the evening discourse will be, ‘« Joseph, the Mode! Young Man.” In the Lee avenue charch, Brooklyn, Rev. C. 8. Robin- ton, of Brooklyn, will addrees the’Sunday Schoo! meeting Jn the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of ‘Waverley place, the Rev. F. FE. Lawrence, pastor of the Church of the Holy Communion, will preach this evening. Services at half-past ten, four and eight o’elock. church, Brooklyn, will be dedicated to the worship of. A}- Mighty God to-day. Preaching in'the morning at halfpast ten o'clock, by Bishop Janes ; at three o'clock by the Rev. ©. D. Fore, and at half-past seven o’vlock in the evening by the Rev. Dr. Thompson. Our Japanese visiters, morally considered, wil! ‘be the subject at the French theatre, Broadway, this evening at eight o'clock, Rev. Mr. Goss. preaches also at tke samo oo last | placo this afternoon at four o'clock, Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, minister to the North Trinity church, will preach as usual in the chapel, Trenor Hall, corner of Broadway, west side, entrance on Thirty-fourth te, street, this morning, at balf-past ten o'clock, and also in 625. ‘Whiskey | the evening at half-past seven, The Rev. Dr. McMenamy and the distinguished friends of the Bible will meet in public conference the friends of Romish idolatry and Romish policy in Tilford Hall, Se- ‘venth etreet, near Third avenue, Cooper Institute, this ‘evening at balf-past seven o'clock. ‘The Religious Conference between Dr. Tucker and Mr. chs temperance | swiney on the Romish, and Mr. J. Mathison for the Gos- Father Mathew and | pel truth, will be resumed in the Metropolitan Hal, 178 Prince street, this evening at half-past seven o'clock. Rov iano Subject, “Was the Sacrifice of the Mass Taught in the renowned Bar- | Primitive churches?” 8 ‘The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) wil hold public worship at the National Musical Institute, formerly ces and instrumental performances, such as cannot | Goldbeck’s Musical Hail, 765 Broad t half fall to give dhe utmost satietsction. “% i > way, a past ten Mext1nG OF Tue Kant Masomic Lopox.—At a mecting of the Kane Lodge No. 464, ‘o'clock A. M. ‘The Protestant Fpiscopal Mission church, Ctinton Hall, in their new hall, on Friday | astop place, will hold Divine service at balf-past ten A. M. evening, the following resolution was adopted:—Resolved, | aug half-past seven P. M. That the Kar Lodge caus to bo proparoda rvitablo Maso- nic flag, and present the same to Bro. 1 Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill suitable address, on the morning of AS ‘departure from | Baptist church, Thirty-ffth street, between Fifth and ¢ painted on one | Sixth avenues, this morning at balf-past ten o’ clock, and 4m the evening at eight o'clock. At dhe Norfolk Street Methodist Episcopal church, in ; Hon. J. R. Barrett, of St. | Norfolk street, near Stanton, there will be Preaching by ington, of | the pastor, Rev. Wm. Lawrence, at half-past ten o'clock re among | 4.3. and at half-past Bowen o'clock P.M. The Indian chief, “White Cloud,” will proach at a quarter past three o'clock in the afternoon. ORDINATIONS. Mr. Horace P. Smith has been ordained to the gospel ministry, and installed over the Piedmoat church (Pres. Gand byterian), at Rocky Mount, Franklin county, Virginia. Half of his time is to be given to this church, and the re- mainder to two other chufvhes, one of which és thirty miles distant. Me 3 Mae On the 17th instant, Rev. J. F. Lovering, a graduate of the Cambr: jaro pr oe ‘colleague pastor of of and instalied as a the Unitarian charch, in Chambers atreet, Boston. Mr. Lysander T. Burbank, of thesis that aduated from the Union Seminary, was or- ained at Fitewilliam, N. H., June 14, as a foreign mis- Sermon by Rey, Aba D. Smith, D. D., of New - nary. INVITATIONS. Professor Shedd, of Brae Seminary, has been invited to he Go ees ae of the Fifth Avenue church on Rey. Dr, J Alexander's), with a salary of $5,000, ut has declined the offer. Rey. F. B. Webb, of Ai the Shawmut Church and 6 ty. their pastor penses of removal, &e. R. H. Seeley, formerly of Springfield, Mase., and re. ceutly frem the sarin Cee at Paris, has recewwed the unanimous call of the Nort and Seciety in Haverhill, Mass. Meelar lary $1,500. fr. J ‘s church, in Pitth avenue, has made a unapiinous call on the Rev. Dr. Palmer, of New Oricans, te become ite pastor. DEATH? IN THE MINISTRY. Rev. John Lee, local clergyman of the Methodist Fpiseo- pa church, formerly Newark, died at his residence in ‘cet Bloomfield, N. J. on the 18th inst., after an of several woek?. The Rev. Father Flaut, acsistant of St. t de Paul's church and chaplain to ie "Carmelines, dapertot this life, says the Baltimore Mirrer, on Min pe June, in the 64th year of bis age. The deceased was native of Adams county, Per theological studies at pared he was elevated to the order Rey. Archbishop Wntsed, “7 li H ‘The Salem, Mass., Register, of the 18th inst. , says: have the painful duty of announcing the of Wiiham Williams, M. D., ander circumstances of gular and aflecting character. About a fortnight ‘While strapping a razor, he accidentally inflicted a coton one of his hands. The wound was duly dressed and excited no apprehension at first, as healing Properly ‘but after two or three days an mation of lular tissues commenced and extended along bis arm, until the disease nated his life, between two and three 0’ iit a 4 4 lias was born in Wethersfiel a, Oona. » Oct. ‘a qraduate in Yale College, in the class of 1 Requently stadied for the pminwtry. | We was two secietios in ie oy irae yd: 1 tludied medicine, obtained a iS peo ‘sore, bas boon a prette re. Z ta a . NEW CHURCHES. The ceremonies of the laying of the corner vew Reman Catholic church on Grand street, in ter, tock place on the 17th inst. This charch designed for the uso of the German population, and will be known ag the Church of St. Bonifacius. The dedication of the Houston street Methodist Episoo- pal chureh, in Newark, N. J., took place on the 17th inst. ‘The new Methodist ization, called the Church of St. Luke, the Be ayia was conse. craved in Philadeiphia on Sanday last, The corner stene of the Seamen's Bethel in Richmond, Ve. was intd on the 20th inst. Crist church, at Media, Delaware county, Pa., was 1 eares on the 2ist ist. by the Right Key. Bishop potter, On the 1th inet. the corner stone of the new Univer. saliet church, on Baltimore street, Baltimore, was laid with all due ceremony, i MISCELLANEOUS. The commencement of ge College will take on Thursday, the 28th inst. The Rev. Abner son, ae will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon on next Dr. Morgan, of New York, sy addrees the Christian tretherhied on the 20th inst., and the Rey, Walter Ay reult, M. A., the vet on the 27h inst. The St. Paul ~ota)J7imes of the 10th inst Right Rev. Vi Grandin, &@ Catholic bishop and of Bishop Tache, who i= stationed in the Hadson tay ) sop '» poreesvions, arrived everal clergymen and sisters, ing Wirteen nad will art Uo day for their tive stations, ¢ fifteen hundi miles dist from St. Paul, nine hundred. suilee beyond Feesbine. ‘The peo- among whom they labor are just below the Eequi- toeux, and are cal Touche (squint eyed) Indians, ‘There are also a large number of Assiniboin in the Tee Methodists in Salem, Mase, will bold their annual Meeting In Asbury Grove, Hikmiiton, commencing Rev. B. Argobast, of the Baltimore Conference, writit in the Rock iighem (Va.) Register, suggests the holding a Convention of the chureh in Alexandria, for the joer of Leking some action in reference to the ant! slavery ole edopted by the late General Conference in session at Mr. Sayer (the proprietor of a fine museum of antiqui- thea and Works of art in Liverpoot) hae pow in hie sion a papyrus which, with mary others, was frem Thebes in Keypt, by the Rev ‘Henry Mrcart paypyroe Laving been gh hs discovered to comtain the 9th pt or ee, att " written in the Greek mncial character, aad which will be viewed with great interest by bibliopolists, as it ects at rest that long misunderstood part of the 94th verse, re- lating to the passage of a camel rf py needie, which arose from the wrong of the Greek text. The manuecript, says the London av, is believed 5 ‘Mre | to be older then any other Christian document known to exist. The Courrier &% Ganeda sanounces that the subserip- tions for the Pope, in the diocese of Quebec, 7 $16,900. There are eevernt parishes et be heard frem, and it is expected that the total w emch $1 000. John | Quebec alone bas given within @ fraction Of $6,000; the exact amount being 65.985. In the meantime tsa pny bum a pound of ganpow. der, if the fa pded wpon it, 11s eatifuctory to the Seeund Advent people 10, know tbat J V. Himes, We leader of the American flock, has Me., has been ealled by in Boston, to become ‘with a salary of $3,600, $1,000 t defray ex. th Dr. Cumming, whereby the end ‘The follo table will « | SY'an ing inludine te wordy it ako place In 87 wring fo long aa these two lighte were ‘at variance coucerni ig The time of tbe catastrophe, of course nothing coukd be dene. In Philadelphia, on the 34 inst., the Rev. Dr. Kennard Daptiaed Tech bree © tional minister, who has at this late period of hig life left a denomination he deeply loved, only from considerations of loyalty to Christ und His druth, Mr, Everest is now seventy-one years of age, and bas been a Congregationaliss over fifty yours. Rev. J. 0. A. Bohrer was recently set apart by the Southern Raptist Convention, at Baltimore, as a ‘mission- sry te Japan He will eal for bis eld ob labor during the suTaMey, The Wastor oe the i Pet rhe church in Perry, Wyom- ing county, N. Rev. J. R. Puge, has instituted a suit ssc tie Rev 3B. Wentworth, of the. Methodist Epi copal church in the same village, for im the ehape of fost sermons, which claims arein Mr. Went- worth’s possession, and lays [ars ‘at $100 or under, “According to the Wyoming 7 Perry, the sermons were loaned to Mr. Wentworth by another party. Tt appears from the Paterson (N. 3.) Regi , that Mr. Buikicy, 4 clergyman of that place or its vicinity, has pen priaching a sermon in fover of the tA walking of » Lave and Biondin, and that some of his hearers, ad clerical, object to that stgle of discourse, On Tuesday evening, the 6th instant, nae he nett and Miss Ellen » Ube former of St. tg ef fro the latter of New Haven, received: the whi hancs of the Right Rey, Bishop Verot, of Florida. ‘The Gratiot (Michigan) News, of the 11th tnstant, has the following:—There i# an erganization er denomination iu Our Couuty who style themselves the “Church of God,” Wut whe pass by Uhe Appellation of Wynobanraians, They holt bag serv ices about six miles south of this village, at @echool house, One of their peculiar ordinances com- sists in the Nrasing of each other's Too Ruler are a prayer, then removes be hog rehaiee & and proveeds to wash the feet of the Inember nearest him, wiping his feet with the towel, and thea takes him bj the right hand and salutes him with akiss. ‘The ing proceeds until all are washed. The sisters ia the meantime aro busily cnugaged in wash each other’s fect. After a hymn tho gervices are c! Rev. W. F. Clarke, sent out by the Colonial Missionary Seciety of Londen to take a of the church of Victoria, Vancouver’ Island, has retired from that position, Jie took ground in favor of the equal rights of eolored worshippers in the house of God, which was opposed by the majority of the congregation. Mr Clarke failed to be supported by the majority of the Yoncen committee, and therefore socks another fleld of labor. eee To of the Central Baptist at ee ‘Rot be generally understood (says the Spri kicam) that the Paptiste are Boo oh gregational on the Congregationalists, and so avoid oe aoe of exer- cising the ecclesiastical authority which Congregational- ism disavows, and instead of inatalling a Lg ol “recog: wee the inbtallation as ulready existing by act of the pe ate od Dretea, Whg bes been spending some in country, t to re- turn to Ind: Sip tibtoeaestd so to the missionary a by poe services in the church of Rey. E. E. Hale, oston. M. Monod, son of Rev. Dr. Monod, of Paris, who is now pursuing bis theological studies, is at present laboring with the French Canadians at ws at Kankakee, Hi, during Fa- ther Chiniquy’s temporary absence. RESIGNATION OF BISHOP O'CONNOR, OF PITTSBURG. ‘The annexed letter explains itself, The bishop has left Pittsburg, and will permanently reside elsewhere, after a Beason of travel and respite of labor, with the hope of par- tial restoration to health :— To THe CLenoy AND Larry ov THE Diocess ov Prrrenura:— Beloved Brothren—It becomes my duty to announce to you that my afficial conagction with this diocess bas Ceased. Ltis now nearly three years since Providence has been pleased to.affict. me with a disease which has ren- dered proper attention to the duties of my office impos- sible. My own inclinations, when first afflicted, led me to desire to resign a position, the duties of which T was not able to discharge, and thus secure for it a more coos oy a. t_ Dut ylelding to advice, whieh f was bound to — hay my resignation. a Bay TS ime my aadtainistration T teased : you in ‘ways of piety and truth, are © for el ae, deficiencies, will cherish with grateful reco! ee ag Kind co-epera- tion which I experienced from you, and wishing you bp day penning tree Iwill ever Se your servant late Bishop of Pittsbur; Prevsnvee, Pas 18, 1860. . FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvnpay, June 23—6 P. M. The Arago and Vigo sailed for Europe to-day, the former with $813,410, the latter with $597,337, in specie on freight, making the total shipment of the day $1,411,247—about the amount expected. There was no change in money or exchange. The stock market opened with a véry vigorous tone this morning, and transactions were extensive at generally higher prices than yesterday. The most active stocks of the day were the West- ern shares—Galena, Rock Island, Toledo, Iili- pois Central and the Michigan shares, all of which were from } to 1 per cent higher than yester- day. Panama and Pacific Mail were both better. The dividend on the former is only 6 per cent, which is less than was expected by many; bat the failure of the negotiation at Bogota is probably Inducing the company to be moderate in the division of profits. The demand for railroad bonds was very active, and prices were higher; the issues of the Michigan Southern were all higher. The new administration of this property appears to com- mand more confidence than the old one. There was no second board to-day. At the adjournment the market was strong. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $21,371,215 98, and the balances $1,523,128 07. The following dividends have been declared:— The Panama Railroad, asemi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable on the 2d of July—the transfer ‘books will be closed from the 25th of June to the morning of July 3; the Metropolitan Bank, a semi- annual dividend of four per cent, payable July 2; the Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable July 2. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as - $120 503 115,000 ‘The Michigan Southern Company give notice that they will commence to pay the overdue coupons on the first morteages upon their road and branches on the 16th of July. The following is the first mort- gage interest now in default:— Northern Indiana. @86.000 Februar: Erie & Kalamazoo, 300,000 March, 1860... Jo Febsuary , 1860. 000 February, 1860. Total The company, upon ita present scale of earnings, expects hereafter to pay promptly upon the above, a8 well as upon the sinking fund bonds. A story was current this morning aboot an om- bezzlement in Stewart's dry foods store, which was said to be very extensive; it turns out that an in- surance clerk has been appropriating money be- lenging to the firm. The amountembezzled is said to be under $500. The amount for which Edwin Robinson, Presi- dent of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is in defauit is said to range from $170,- 000 to $172,000. His property, which he has made over to the company, is valued at from $150,000 to $200,000. Mr. Robinson has resigned the office of President of the company, and Peter V. Daniel, Jr., has been chosen President pro tem. ‘The final transfer from Mr. Stout to his enecessor in office, Mr. Platt, of the funds, books and papers appertaining to the Bureau of Deposit Dis- bursement, was this morning effected under the supervision of Mr. Deputy Comptroller- Warren. The following is a statement of the amounts paid over by Mr. Stout, and duly receipted for by Mr. Platt, viz..— ES nthe city tue 28,206 31 Balance to the Sretit of the ontag fund for tedemption of city debdt.. 644 68 Balance to the credit of the & ine ‘tnd tor j the pay ment of interest... 22,803 22 Total... .... $198,784 43 Mr. Stout has ‘been a + faithful, honest dnd com- petent official, and retires with the esteem and re- spect of all who have had business with him since he first became City Chamberlain. the seven principal pe — @ kending June 21. ee Fab 808 Fteamehiy jo, Ga, aCe. ‘ramchip Monticell), ¢ beg ls Bet bis. dnd’ vos, . 2.620 “EA coe Seyi fad je et TOtal. seeesereeeee $600,929 Increase of the week as compared with thal of 18000 ok 882 ‘The following is a comparative ‘statement of the value of exporty from the commencement of the year to June 21:— iim aia "501006 2,162,166 Tietease. Deeveaee, 252 911 151'282 oso sss st 13498105 32401 352 598 Tacreass compared wit i ‘The directors of the Trani and Minnesota and Pacific railroads, both of which were advertised by the Governor of Minnesota to be sold on the 22d inst., have made application for an injunction to restrain the Governor from selling. The following, from the Raleigh Standard, is a trustworthy statement of the funded debt of North ‘arolina:— ° le and Central Fayetteville and Wareaw Plankroad. Account Tar River, under po Keb 14, 1858. ‘account Insane Atianti¢ and North , Char. and Rutherford Railroad Issued under act for certain parposes, session Due Literary fund ob oi The Bae on ihe above “del deys of Janvary and July, and Ist days of April and $3,111,600. ‘The interest on the above ‘debt 18 8529, ‘The State has endorsed bonds of Wilmington and Raflroad Company for 9200,000. ‘The prospective debt of the State on account of Wilmington, ford Railroad, and Western Extention of ‘North Carolina Rajlroad, may’ be stated at $500,000, making the actual and prospective debt about $13,833 this prospective increase of is on this amount, $85,722,705; 1 October, on this ammount, . , btedness depends ncies which may not arise, it cannot be ac- Should the floating debt’ of this time of small amount, be funded, and ipal of her arse for id Deep River Navigation Com feared she will, the ing slightly The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day gives the fol- lowing statement of the movement of the anthracite coal trade for the week and season: ‘The anthracite tonnage named companies is the ben 8." a little less than 180 ¢ tons. The Schuylkill Na! pany, it will be seen, still maintains its lead , and though the inter increased week over two thousand pany did four thousand better. er of eo, also accomplished the large thousand avesioted tons over its ton- The owen Navigation in- tons; Broad thousand, and Lykens Valley eight hundred. Delaware and Tackawana and Shamokin Vaile; ‘The demand for coal continues good, and — rm. an the indications still favor a heavy tonnage for the year. Spcleding he tenaags ve tee Tketmee 04 Heleva, we lave an aggregate to tide water this season of three millions one hundred and twenty thousand tons. ‘The following abstract of any reports shows the coal tonnage for the week and season, a3 com- pared with last season to the same dates:— et ea esesestssesee. SSsass Ess xe 33 cy Ps zg RRR K SSSSS3s8ae82e' sseesees “3 33 r} oSSagaascts 3s a3sse BESS aon em S8883Ecss.c00385q g Bess? Es sss 3335 se8 Sef Oe ee SSSEEELs 228s gr seese Rare. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saterpay, June 23—2 P. M. Asurs.—Sales of 100 bbls at former prices. Fiocr has been less suught after at about previous quo- tations. Sales 11,600 bbls. State and Western, 2,500 bbls. Southern and 900 bbls. Wrrat is heavy. Sulee 56,000 bushels, at $1 » About $1 60 for white tnd a1 B80 81 Se tas cikane murine. a } Conw has improved. Sales 40, obi mixed Western; vrevoha use sounds ts dhs. a 670. sand asp PARtry are unchanged. Oat are inactive at old rates. Corto Ax Provisions are onaltered, ‘There were 800 bbis, whis! Port of New York, June 93, 1960, CLEARED. Br), Brownies, Nassan, NP, and Ha- Steamship Angusta, Woodhull, Savannab—Sam! L Mitchill & ‘teamahip Columbia, Berry, Charlestoo—Spofford, Tileston ptcamehip Yorktown, Perrish, Novfotk, &o—Ludlaus & Hele ”, Nerfoite, &c—H B Cromweld Etoamehip Pirin Ge ‘Willetts, Balimore—H B Crom ait, Pordand-—Ht 8 Cromwell & Oo. ‘rpoo}— Carow. pen eer Lewis, Gibmuliar and 0 market=Moore & MeConve!!, Vera Crn2—Hargous & Co. “Flctmaip Co, Fre tering : te El es Prig h dine —] riety ih J ene =) ee pr Challenge, Hasw«) aa—@ & J Knox. if!) Bonnell), ‘la—T Gilmartin. Fehr Br rp iP) Se Naasan—Darrell & Co, Bebr W ), Bethel, Hurbor Island. Rover, Wiirdngton Metiready, Mott & Oo ‘one, aster. Brown, Carr, Bristol—Master, : ARRIVED. Ste: Potomae, Watern, Cha with oRB arag gt bes : aes ee herd Roan fe Sa ton Ltrerpoel for, New oe with: mi Pi thy. the deck—wanted no: main sanats clone yb aan ark New Tae matt Sih men, to Bar de " Son! a meat ach 4, Ton ‘417, Bark E Foster (of Millbridue), Brown, pang — with suger &e, to.8impson & Capp, Hyd re Sit feta ot oat pce aft seg ee miotanaen broke in company wih: Haven, 10 hours, ia eeu ees oir area Bri Perkina, Malaga, nie ‘2st, vias re af Salem i Mahe Et ‘7 days; al aie gare St, Ralean, Lingan, OB, 7 days, with coal, to se aoe een IB CNTR natn ane is! Alloa, Sacral 8 days, with coffee &, 10 v ENT th amet uns appear; her crew had heen ‘uunly token off by « Dri ; ra cde aval oat & Fregman, —. John. Ni produce. © Hertz, Spotford, 1 Stermtug J bark Henry Trowbridge in mbiteniet ae. from Liverpool, wih loss of wid & eg (Se), from re March 21. Brg Ency Duriing, im Nawaa, ‘Aino ree barkatind fi fern Rteamehipe p n= sera Ha {ores arma Liverpool; Arago, Karat eh Sen Rd Augusta, fattonah Columh forkiown, and Momticctio, Norte leonge' Pordnds andi parts Fergus (BD, Huh: Bile Bares a ae bass, "Wieeeutogtie tay Biome. pe bo Wanonae ane 2h e 23, sunset — No inward bound vesnale ot CHLANDS. Je 2 arr Taree yt the "Yankee Sof tel NPY HOOK, Inne 23, arn the jook ; ark New Light ine Pteal neat tnt Karnak. for Bhs dae sas ane Miscellaneous. The steamship Arago, Capt Lines, sailed yesterday for South- ampton and Havre with 218 passengers.” ‘The British stcamship Vigo, Capt Mierhouse, sailed yester+ day for Queenstown and sh with 195 passengers. Baxx Niwrop, Lane. Aspinwall, before LS ey teed Bh at cn ea had FA Le 4 oie shiner tn reece 7: we sath a ahhe een f— ~ ae plaks were eorhie since tae Sp, non, map hy ot Seay ’ Th leer Lakeman. late of ship Mercury, ae a mp 1 ‘iret of bark Cavalier, as é tthe rat und fouith mates, nd abipped pew- ‘Tinker, of ‘West, Bi Toad ou 50 since avin ee oe ae Sales ree wallow, Stewart, NB, 1 i i ee i ‘Monganu wh ance Jani, fe the N, repaired topmest, Yt es on the Ha oop th Which siowed down 98 Lbla, and arr back im antennas erat et enter 7 srtcm, Mcrgepwn fr Bota, Jone of em, oe Jacksonville for Boston, Jnn® Sen oe 030 nfiens ino, tree Ronated sche Net Barn, io ‘hit or more fer Bostou—by pilot boat Mary Pay- ra - ce eas l—arr beige bE Ne Ker, eae ship (4 Tell, Panek, ‘York. meg HOLE, Jope 20, PM—Arr brig Tangier, bg og EY ‘Wy, 2s i; John C Bie) ton, L Surtebant, for Danvers, nelly, do for Hateoek, ton; G 4 chy Lynn ferdey of aad sors Clare Norn, Bed Jacket, Foren oa dt fake J May. wonhe, a toy ted “iby th Harry Bluff, Redman,, NEW ORLE, 8, Jane | te: ships Habana, pel, ssid ont ih West. brig Jd WeCormick, be Oba ih. mt June 21—8id “hte Alex Milliken, Pish,. Peele Thre BH Squires, NYork; M H Read, Kelley, Ab SEwarnyrorn, s — Bayier. Mayaxuen with "at earls ‘ae EWPORT, Jone hee w Eh Bent eck Was Man. Se evi Jr, i Boge Riot (EAE jive T1— As wy Cid bg Alta nts em Sire June ge Adama, wong ship Alabama, Lyona, vant Rosell, Phiadele Leoradia, Small, New Rogers (rem Rockland), oy Rowse" drom Bese , “ rar JM, Jeno BM bark Tagore, Hosen, Coy eI RC, June Rotor, Cann tah sys fo dis batrar ermal of) Eceehre ‘ibe: peed as Vee a re ee