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Dedic0fiOD.-The Methodist Episcopal Church re- gently erected in this village Wednesday fore noon of last week dedicated to the worship of Amgh- ty God in an appropriate manner. The services were introduced and closed by prayers and singing The sermon on the occasion was preached by Professor Holdich of the Wesleyan University at Middletown, and was highly interesting, animated eloquent, and powerful discourse. The weather was pleasant, and the house was crowded to excess, and many people went away who were unable either to obtain seats or any other place where the services could be heard- In the afternoon the church again opened good discourse delivered by Rev. MT. Washburn, and the sacrament of the Lords Supper administered.

 The Fair on Thursday evening last by the Young Ladies Society of the Episcopal Church very fully attended-the numerous fancy articles exhibited were generally sold-and the evening passed off pleasantly with all who took occasion to visit the place. Had been bachelor, however, and young, there ma ny beautiful living objects present which we think would have made strongerimpression upon our mind and heart than the admirable specimens of painting needework boxes, the hundred other choice things offered for sale by the air members of the society," It is always pleasant from the loophoe of retreat to gaze upon such scene; to see youth and beauty engaged in works of benevolence. We understand that the receipts of the evening amounted about 65 dollars-to be devoted to the Green Bay Mission.

 Unexpected Victory aa Maine I've learn by the N Y. papers of Monday that the Wings have gained a Member of Congress from the Washington and Han. cock districts in Maine, lately represented by MT Jarvis, mere puppet of the administration. "The Portland Advertiser has returns from 52 towns (near y all,) which give MT. Moves (whg) majority of 54s votes over the two opposing Van Buren candidates upon which the Advertiser ayers that he is undoubt edly elected by 800 majority. This is the east ernmost district in the Union; and it is cheering find that there is one bright star in the East.

 Maryland was to hold her Congressional election yesterday; and we are not without hopes that the Wings may carry all the districts except one, though we shall not be disappointed if the tories succeed ir choosing three members. Another week and proba bly we shall have full returns.

 Early in August the elections commence in severa of the western and southwestern states. Our hopes well our wishes, ardent that the Wings vii have great accession of strength The result of the "great experiment." must we think by this time have opened the eyes of many of the people to the perni cious and mischievous policy of the past and presen administrations and that they will be, as they deserve to be, severely rebukcd through the ballot box.