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pei te present inCuWDeHlS LFOl OInCe, lnat lley may
fill their places"


Twenty-four passengers in the Union Steamboat
Line from Philadelphia to Baltimore, have publish
ed in the National Intelligencer, Oct 49, the /" fol-
lowing facts"


"Owing, entirely, to the careessness and intem-
perance Of two drivers, and the attempting to
pass and the other to prevent it, one of the Stages
going from Newcastle to Frenchtown. this day,
Oct 27, containing seven passengers, was over
turned, and five persons badly injured, two of them
dangerously so, viz: Rev. Bishop Kemp, of Balti-
more, and Doctor Hamilton, of Petersburgh.'


We understand that Bishop Kemp has since died
in Baltimore.


On Thursday last, the Rev. DR. u. ONDERpoNK
was consecrated Assistant Bishop of the Diocess Of
Pennsylvania. The ceremonies of Conservation took
place in Christ Church Philadelphi Sermon by
Bishop HOBART, Of New-York. j


An Administration Meeting was held at the Court
House, in Lexington, Kentucky. on the 18th inst.
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to the Con-
vention, to be held on the 18th December, to nom-
natean Electoral Ticket. The Kentucky Reporter
states that several of the most respectable Of the
Jackson party'' attended that meeting. Mr. Buc-
hanan's letter must have had its natural effect in
Kentucky, well as in other states, and the reac-
ton which has taken place on the minds of candid
and inquring men, not only has been extensive, but
will prove much more so as we hear from the most
distant parts of our country.