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The Congregational Church and Society of North Haven, we learn, have voted unanimously to give Rev. Ira H. Smith, of the Seminary of Yale Col lege, an invitation to become their Pastor.

 o. The Secretary of the Navy, it is said. hasor- dered the immediate dscontnuance of the Naval apprentice system. The cause of this sudden movement is not as yet made public.

 eo-The Boston papers announce the death of the Hon. Thomas A. Davls, Mayor of that city He died at his country seat in Brooklne, on Saturday

 U-Rev Joy H. Fairchild has been installed as pastor over the Payson Society at South Boston.

 o. Jesse E. Dow, enc of the Editors of the Washington U. S. Journal, is on tr al upon an ac- tion for false imprisonment brought against himby free colored man. e

 ARREST FOR FoRGERY.-John H. Peters, Esq. formerly lawyer in Alabama, but lately resi- dent of Charleston, has been indicted for forgery in the former State, and delivered up by the Cover nor of South Carolina on requisition from the Governor of Alabama.

 The dome of St. Peters church at Rome, is cracking, and great efforts are making to secure it with a strong chain. The edifce was Ill years in building.

 Ce"sus ef Ne,o Fork. The population of the State of New York, according to the census just completed, is 2,6oo, 374; showing an increase of of l7O,93s since ls4O. The excess of males over females is 26,27l.

 @5- MT. Cushing is preparing for publication a History of the American Embassy to China.