Mir. Alaflit has six chiI,
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Mir Mafht has six chil- dren living. His eldest son. John N Mafit. is Lieutenant iH the Nary His second son. William II. Mafht is Mdshipman in the Navy. His ihiryl son, Frederick, is now in business in Galveston, Texas. His eldest daughter IS pleasantly situated with her father n-law, Samuel " Budd, Sr, Esq m New Jersey, gentleman Of fortune and high standing His second daughter is the wife of Judge Johnson, of Gslyeston his third daughter also re- sides with Judge Johnson. Two sons and two daughters are in independent eIrcamstances.''

 But the more important charge of ''iaprudencies. ,, for which alone the New York Church aesirad to try him, is only spoken of by the Pittshdrg cores ponaent as having been made ''ier occurrences of three years standing, leaving the substance ofthem as mysterious as ever. As the matter is however, now undergoing legal investigation, we sha, soon he put in possession of the whole truth This eer taiGy is no; the first time, 10 our own knowledge. that this talented divine has suffered suspicious nn worthy of his clerical character from many of the most respectable members of his own denoinina tion From the course now pursued these suypi cions have doubt been verified and he has given strength 'e them, among the community at latge, by hts refusal to submit himself to an investigation before the New York Church, after the Bishops had declared that, according 10 their discipline e could not be trIed elsewhere.