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TRIAL OF REV. MR. PIERPoNT.-The trial oi this reverend gentleman by the ecclesiastical council commenced in Boston on the 9th inst. The Boston Post, speaking of its progress the second day says it was proved yesterday that Mr. Pierpont had made razor strops and then the Ecclesiastical Council ad- journed till next morning. st.Iti

 The Boston Times, to show how it is expected to convict Mir. Permont, gives the substance of wit nesses' testimony on the second day.

 "A man, on being questioned, testified that he had left the Hollis church in disgust, Mir. Pierpont having used ndelicate' words in sermon, and that many ladies had expressed similar feelings of dissat- isiacion. On his examination, he was reques- ted to mention who had been so exceedingly dis gused, and named his own wife Had he not attend ed the church since the objectionable discourse ? Yes; but not when Mir. Pierpont preached; his cus- tom to go with his Wfe and family thee and wait himself outside, or go home. Why did not his wife and family go home? 'Ihey chose to stag" A singu- ary modest gentleman no doubt.''