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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AssCMBLr-Wc learn
from the louisville journal tina; the Presbyterian
General Assembly, winch had been holding It's
sessions in tina; city, adjourned sine die on tho
29rh uIt Previous 10 the adjournment, the
Elder questions which have elected SO much
DISCUSSION in the Church during the last year or
two. were decided. The resolutions Geiotc the
hoese went to Affirm tho decisions OF the last
General ASS, mby, denying the right oi RGilng
Elders to law on hands in the ordination OF Minis
ttrs. and drcaring that according TO The COnstl-
ton OF the Church, three Ministers were sntli-
cient to constitute quorum of Presbytery. The
subject was debated for several days, and then
the resolutions we're adopted by the following
vote: On the ordination qGcStgon-Ayes lol,
Nays 2l on the quorum queston-Ayes l3l,
Nays II.


Loss OF BIG BERNARD, OF Bosroy.-Welcarn
from Captain Pitman, Of schr Julia Ann who ar
nved Tuesday from Nassau, that the brg Bcr.
nard Capt : Donne, from Boston. bound to
Matanzls. Was wreck,d On the nghi OF the l1lh
of Nav, on Orange Key the vessel and cargo
total loss: sails and rigging saved and carried
laro Nassau by the BntIsh brig Mary Ann. Cap
ta.n Donuell, officers and crew came passengers
in tue JULIA Ellen.


Capt Pinan also informs Us ihat on the 9Th
Of ,ay. of lhe I=end OF Gredt Bahama, ne was
boarded bv 4 boat from the shore, who reported
nat the nh toianis we're IN state Of starvation
IN consequence oil the gr d, dronth Trere mad been
no rain tor seven months. The crops were eDlre
y cut off, Capt. Pitman let them have what beei
ana bread he could spare.


u We understand that Just after the John
O'Faon lett here yesterday morning for Cincn
natl. a lainentablc accident occurred. = deck
passenger, who was good deal intoxicated,
called at the bar for something to dnnk. The
keeper very properly refused to let him have
any thing. The passenger becoming tronoesome
the bltkeeper found it necessary To take him fore
bly, down 10 the deck. Before this conlt be nc
compiished. the passenger cinched the barkeepcr
and during The struggle, they both fell down the
stairs and the passenger overheard. Every effort
10 save him was unavaing. The O'FaIion re-
turned Immediately 10 our port, and the barkecoer
delivered himself up TO NarshaI Turner, who dis
charged him after becoming acquainted with the
circumstances. Louisville Jour.


~ There was very slight frost in some p!a-
ces IN the vicinity OF Boston on Tuesday morning.