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TruPxRAycE.-At Meeting OF the Passengers board
the steamboat Gladiator, her passage from NeYor
New. Haven, June 10Th Rev SANL WHITTLKsEY of New
York City, was chosen President and EDwly + COREY Of
do appointed Secretary.


The following preamble and reoluo. presented for
consideration:


Whereas Intoxicating Liquors have caused and
distress and misery any OF the People OF this COun
ry and the public mad has becom familarizcd the
of Incmperance by meeting all times and all places
look with board of steam
hoats, where mankind exposed temptation than
when about their homcs-Thcrcforc


Rcolrc9, Tat the and proprieors of the steam
boat Gladiator be respectfully requested the b
from their boat-that in doing they will conform the
wishes Of the travelling public and will do away with the
temptation 10 the poor, unfortunate drinker.


The foregoing preamble and resolution unanimously
passed.


After which the following gentlemen addressed the meet
ing; MARTIN ELLSWORTH, Esq. Of Windsor Conn Capt
WISDOM, Mr.. CoREY, and Alr. MIsTos of the Washington
Benevolent Temperance Society of NcwYorl.


On notion the Meeting adjourned.


:. wHrTTLEsEY. President.
f. F. Cory, Secretary


RED RIVER RArr.-Ce Long, Of the L. s corps of En-
gnecrs has just completed survey the Raft and led
believe that the $4,000 appropriated by Congress will su
fce clea entirely and keep the Riycr clear utfc