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support TO the Wing cause. For the last eleven
wears he has been member of the Methodist
| Church. Distinguished for good sense, S'sdly
| feeling and unbemishcd integrity, he has passed
through life respected and esteemed; and his
| death is deeply derlored. A large number OF
| the aged citizens of Chenango were gathered at
| his funeral.


TRIAL OF LIEUT. NOBLE, L. S. N.-At the
spcning of the Court yesterday the case was re-
surned on the part of the defence By the cxanna-
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Van Cover, of Norfolk, at
whose house it was charged the accused got drunk
| on the 18th of December last. The witnesses
| both admitted that Lieut.. N. and hlidshipnan
! Madison came there en- that day, but denied that
either gentleman was drunk. Mr.. William Has
kell dcposcd that he had known the accused about
nine wears and considered him remarkably abstem-
ious Capt. Williamson aeposed that he had on
| MANY occasions given the accused authority TO
punish men on board the Warren, but hc could
not instance the cases He remembered that the
two men whom the accused was charged with ille-
galy Furnishing were very manifestations. Inc
other portions of the Captain testimony were IN
relation to the difficulties with the Midshipmen
on board the Warren. The Judge Advocate
stated that in Justice TO the accused ne teIt
bound to saw that he did not think the charge OF
habitual drunkenness had been sustained, and then
called Mdshipman Madison, who SAID that ne
always thought the accused was very temperate
man. The defence of the accused was then read
and the Court cleared to permit OF the members
delibcra,ing thereon. After the finding had been
,greed on, the Court adjourned to Monday.
J large public meeting (Loco-fo oco) was
held recently ut Charleston, S. C. at which ii was
| resolved to sustain the nominee of National Con-
| ton for President Col JAMES n. HAMMoSB
| was proposed for next Governor and Hon. GEORGE
McDurrlE for T. S. senatorn place of Hon. m
| c. Preston.


R5 Gov. SEWARD is BOW in cur City and has


been invited 10 be present at the meeting OF the


Temperance Society at Washington Hall this


evening.


~ The WIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES
REGISTER is now ready If no, the best shilling


Almanac ever published, it is certainly the most
| complete and comprehensive. See Table cf Con-
tents; then sec the Almanac itself.


~ The Clay Club of Philadelphia offers re-


ward of $500 for the detection of the couspirators
| who are engaged in coloniziag illegal voters in
| that City.


| N The Anniversary Of the Mercantile Libra
ry Association j. to be celebrated by Dinner,
| Grafton and Poem, at Niblo's Garden, on the 10th
| of November, from which Wine will be excluded


and TIRE LADIES invited to be present. We COM


mend this improvement on the old custom right
| heartily And now, if the Committee of Arrange
| ment can so manage as to dvest the affair OF all
formaltv and give opportunity for Social greet
ings and enjoyment, they viii have done the pub
lie a service. VIII they try


APPOINTMENTS BY BENEDICT ARNOLD,


Gen Fam (Loco) P NJ at Roscrsvilc, Tenn
vice JAMES X. NEIL. Whig, removed.


John p Chester, Loce) P. NJ. at Ionesborough
Tenn. vice J. CANNON, (Whg) removed.
II TIE Plsbsi4, dissents decidedly from our view Of


The Doctrines OF Dorisn Very well Will 1t therefore
be good enough to the Questions we lately address


cd 10 The albany arss in relation 10 this matter lha


paper appears To have got enough of the matter, and ds


c!nes even s let ITS readers know what they The Pie


sean more naniy Viii a;;enp, TO answer ques
| ions:


rHE RAISERS FIssr CoscsRr.-I, vii! be seen by an


advertisement; in another column ,ha. those nobc Singer,


from the Mountains OF Tyol have returned 10 hi, CITY and


w;il give their first Concert this evening Severed


pieces in their s; hil and their voices We are told


are as clear great may be expected Let


them be welcomed by their old friends his evening a, the
| New-ferk Society Library with fall and fashionable
| henss. See advertisement.


| IL IN TIE CLIMATE tbs UNITED STATES. II Is the


iasnia o. the presen, OF the that lays the oun


dsuon OF Jarndice liver complaints and other billions


affections Resisents o. the South and Wes;, and


nifty generally are reminded that 0sGoops INDIA CRoLA-


10 be found AZ P Bovine Cos SIS John St proves


invariably successful az presentr:e wei