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Father Miller left Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 25th
nlt., after laboring a week in that place.


Mr.. Potter, Of Princeton, N. J. has recently
built neat parsonage house, and endowed the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of that town with
$4,000 tor the support OF the clergyman.


Edwin Lawrence, Esq, has been nominated as
the wing candidate tor Congress from the hist dis
tric;, Michigan.


Judge Daniel Elmer, of New Jersey, was lately
attacked with paralysis, and is now lying very III
at his residence IN Brldgeton.


The wings of the 4h Pennsylvania District
(Phlladelphia couniy,) have nominated Thomas
". DLtfeld Tor Congress. The Locos OF the LIST
district have nominated DIR. Geo. +. Lehman. j he
Locos OF the Sid district have nominated Hon. J.
L. smith. The Native Americans OF the lst dis
trict have nominated Lewis c. Levin.


There is 10 be a whig mass meeting at Kinder
hook Saturday next, at TWO p M, which Wall
be addressed by Francis Granger, Henry q. Whea-
ton and Joseph Hoxle.


The wings OF the lst district New Jersey, have
nominated James u. Hampton, OF Cumberland Co.,
tor Congress. The district IL composed OF The
counties of Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, CumbeI-
land, Gloucester, and Salem.


The wings of the 2lsl district, Ohio, have nom-
mated Vim. s. Hamblin, Of Lorain, and M
Root, of Huron, for Congress-the former 10 MI a
vacancy.


The Hon. d. ID. Barnard, of Albany, addresses
large wing meeting at Buffalo on Monday next


Mr.. Seth F. Kelly has been reinstated as agent OF
the Peoples Line OF Steamboats,.