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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENcE.-The Albany Journal
OF the 9th inst, says


The Right Rev. Bishop Hughes, Of New York, an.
nounced to his people Sunday his intention to depart
Ie accompanies President Harley, of st Johns College,
whose impaired and declining health, it is hoped may
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ment in New York, and perhaps in some Of the other
large Cities hospitals under the auspices of Sisters Of
Charity, class of selfsacrhcing almoners OF mercy,
whose lives devoted to the and relief of the
homeless and friendess These minstsring angels"
by their enduring and patient familiarity with pestlence
and famine, display truly sublime examples of heroic
philanthropy. All who have them upon their
rands Of mercy; who have witnessed their tender
Of the sick; who have been awed by the tranquility
which their hadvne consolatons impart to the dying
will respond to our communication Fortunate, indeed
is the stranger sick and destitute, around whose bed
Sister Of Charity hovers The Bishop expects to be on
his return home with his friend, should kind Provi
dence permit in March May bright skies and favorng
gales watt them safely to and from the Old World


FIRE IN SAvANNAn.-on Saturday night, about 10
O'Clock, fire broke out IN the upper part OF the
city, in small wooden buildings belonging to the
estate of s Winker, and principally occupied by
groes The house in which the fire originated was situ
ate next to the OF alley leading from Indian
street, opposite the Savannah and Charleston Steam
Packet wharf, and, the surrounding buildings being Of
was given, some four or five buildings were in flames
The fire soon communicated to the buildings on the
opposite side Of the alley belonging to Mr. d. OByrne,
Of them occupied by Mr. Allen, and the other by
Mr. N Hunt was finally exnguished, after destroy
ing some HVe OT blA DululnBS WIN tneH VurhvusoS'
The loss sustained, however, is trifing None OF the
buildings of much value $4,000 will repair all
damages.


xMnITARY MovEMENT-The Monezuma, on her
last trip from Mobile, brought over companies Ii
and Of the LIST regiment of artillery The former 10
destined for Fort Pike. and the latter for Fort Wood
The following officers attached TO the companies -
Captains Van Ness and Newman; LIST Lieut. VIM ii.
French Acting Assistant Quartermaster; Lieutenants
Hawkins, Ricketts, and Brannon


HouIcIpR IN New ORLEANS --Yesterdav Thomas
M. Wadsworth was brought from the prison to the
private office Of Recorder Genois. The afdavits taken
Tuesday then read to him, to which defence
was put in by the accused. The Recorder then COM
Nadayr the Parish there await