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sEP The late dismission of Mr. Pier
pont, is calculated to excite good deal of
stir in the community the act will re-
coil on the rum-selers who have brought
it about, with tremendous violence. The
Essex Register contains an able article on
the subject. The N. Y. Commercial Of
Wednesday says as follows: .,sf


An incorporate Church. The Rev. Mr..
Pierpont, the able and eloquent advocate
of the temperance cause, has been dismiss.
ed, or rather elected from his church in
Boston, because Of e1ertion to stem the tide
of rum. The way it was done was this;
The dram-selIers purchased majority Of
the pews, and then voted him down. The
pe,cs will probably be converted in Dram


Shops The altar should be keg, sur
mounted by aug The prsacher--but We
forbear. We have not heard whether the
Devils Pulpit over at Weehawken noun.
tain has yet been relinquished.