NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
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The Commercial of Saturday says s:-The appre- hecsors entertained few weeks since of an in. creased enquiry for money, and a consequent ad- in the rates of interest seem to have wholly passed away, and money is now offered as freely as at any period within the last year, and at almost low rates. Several of the banks discount paper at four per cent, and the opinion is becoming general that, the season advances and the Cotton crop Is fairly under way, money will become more abun- daat than ever. .*

 G-Twelve stores and two dwelling houses were destroyed by fire at Norwich on the 23d inst.

 EccLEsIAsTIcAL-Mr. James Kilbourn, late of Litchfed, ordained and installed pastor of the Congregational church in Eridgewater, Ct., on the 2lst inst. Introductory prayer by Rev Mr. Hurd of Water town; Sermon by Rev. Mir. Harrison of Bethlem; Ordaining prayer by Rev. MT. Parmelee of South Farms; Charge to the Pastor by Rev Mr. Hayes of Washington Right Hand of Fellowship by Rev. MT. Isham of Roxbury; Address to the People by Rev Mr. Butter6cld of South Britain; Concluding Prayer by Rev. MT. Smith of Milton; Benedcton by the Pastor The parts were inter- esting and appropriate; the music such as did hon. or to the Choir; and the harmony and good feeling which have characterized the church and society in Bridgewater to secure to themselves the bless, ings of the gospel and its ordinances lead to tcipate the most happy results. H.

 General Jackson was born on the l4th of March, 1767, and will consequently be 77 years of age on the 14th of next March, MT. Clay was born on the 12th of April l777, and will consequently be 67 years old on the 18th day of April next. .'t V