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Ahemselves right, ae they call it, before thair constituents will occupy much of the time of honorable members if hey undertake to follow te up. ir. Moore, of New York, wlinivistered « scathing re- buke to Governor King this morning, tor alluding to the affaiss Of Kansas in his meseago. he neither un- derstood nor appreciated our modern executives in their Atoupte at legwlating for foreigu Staton and Tarritaries. tee fur duties property, we hall legininte for immediate coust! y, matters ia . usage wor *Y requires that we should make laws for other Stale; nor Go ihe ordivary courtesies of life justify us as pul ie officers in eriticisis condemuing the sokoue. or geoutiarities of foreizn legisiation, Tho Governor of this stole woet entirely Wransceads hie duty, and violates every piluciple of executive propriety, when in a State paper ho ‘Fecommends us to sustain the cause of freedom in Kansas, 4s though it were at our own doors. Our Executive, in ‘Ise prewt zeal to keep alive the discordant elements Which make un the cause of freedom in Kansas, has over- sl pped his duty, Did our constituents send us here for sucha purpoge? 1s tt withia our province, or would it be honest in ue to devote our time in passing resolutions for a distant Territory over which our authority does not ex- nay &e. Mr. Moore spoke for half an hour ig a very ‘rited strain, and upow concluding the galleries siguife t obliged to suppress. Mr. Chatileit, member of the House from New York, woe (aken anddeniy it iv his seat ia the Assembly cham: ber, He was taken with # fit and instantly fell to the ‘tloor The alarm of members arrested ousipess for some sep minutes, when he was conveyed bo the library room, “Dr Van Aerbam, of the House, was callod to bis asalatance. & roxttrers procured, and ia @ few moments the Mt “cf Mra. C., being tu the city, was inmedistely seat for, suo remained with him undi he awoke, some two hours afterwards. whea he was conveyed to hia ld; 5 Tre Clerk of the House, Mr. Wilson, is rap! funiiar with bis duties. He deepatches business wit stuck ease and facility, and his reading is clear, expres- «Ve wod distinct. Perhaps no reader sinco the days of T'r udle possessed a goatee volume of voice than Mr. Wil- sou «he present Clerl ———————————— NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Aunaxy, Feb. 2, 1858, Mr. W A. Warerzr (rep.) was made President pro tom. Caring th6 necessary absence of Mr. Halsted. PETITIONS, Ny Mr. Satu (dem.)—-For the removal of Quarantine vane the appointment of new Commissioners—aad respect- tully evggesting as such Commissioners the names of ex- <iuvernor Seymour, ex-President Fillmore and Hon. B. F. Buver, ex-Attorney General of the United States. Ry Mr. Srow (rep.)—To incorporate the South Pacific Steamship Company. Also, to amend the law for the sale «t the azds of non residents for taxes. de Wapsworrn (dem.) presented the seventy-first an- -buad coport of the Regents of the University. NOTICES OF BILLS Ty Mr Lovenanp (rep.)—To amend the law exempting fnons belonging to the Sackett’s Harbor and Saratoga ‘sail: oad Company from taxation. Wy Mr. Evy (dem.)—To amend the law relative to sa- Viogs banks, BILLS INTRODUCED. Mr. J. D. Wittakp (dem.)—To amend the law rela- » the courts of General and Special Sessions in the iy of New York, so as that the third section shall read fs Fallows s— ©. 4. Every conviction for a capital offence, or for one vie #8 # minimum punishment by Imprisonment in prison for life, shall be brought before the Supreme (fret the said Coursof General Sessions of the Pease for the city and county of New York, by a writ with 8 slay of proceedings a8 & mailer of rich! ; nnd the said appellate court may order a new trial if tt hal! be satished that the verdict against the prisoner was iuht of evidence or against the law, or that cm required @ new whether any exception shall been taken or not in the court below, By Mr Scum o_o amend the law (Laws of TAS1, chap, 95) relative to life maurance companies, by 4 w the eighth section as follows — se mid Comptroler may aleo frou time to © Said Company OF association, or its. iy ites, on being satisfied tm manner and form atorewais, oF by other competent proof, thas all the debts wad Aintilt ee of every kind thal are of may become die, upon aay contract cr agreement wade with any citizen of this Slate by any Or association, are leas than one half of the inount of the portion of said securities be shall still retain. uy Mr. U. 8 Wueetxr (Am.)—To erect a new county, “to he calied Highland. A Ry Mr. Scimtz—To amend the general manufacturing aw by Mr. Lovrtaxp-—To amend the law relative to Notaries Funtte--conferring upon Notaries the same power to take Preot mna acknowledgment of conveyances of real estate See! the discharge of morqages, and the same power to er ontns and take af vits, as is now conferred ty statute npon Commissioners of Deeds. by Sir. Exyv—To amend the law relative to the New YVerk suvenile Asylum, so ast epable the managers to oraw the $70,000 appropriated by the Supervisors of New York forthe parchase of a buildimg site—payment of the som baving been refused by Comptroller ou ®ecouat of un informality. MILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING. Yo amend the charter of the Orphans’ flome of the fyweopal church of New York. Yo autoorize the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad to acquire a title to lands. corporate the Morcantile Library Association of tue deliver any Boante thea adjourned Assembly, Auaaxy, Fed. 2, 1858. ‘TIE STANDING COMMITTERS fhe Speaker aunounced the following standing commit- Useime On Woyr end Mears-Mesers. Laning, Van Valken yard, Lord, Duryoa ‘and Navigation--Mesara. Hanford, Sentell, . Frazoo, Bosch, Richards, Wavolock, nie Mewes. W , Pareona. - Meters. MeNett, Goddard, Haggerty, Halley, . As—- Wenera. Armstrong, Wager, Wolcott, Chauncey, hun. runee—-Mosars. T. Jones, Je., W. F. Jones, Dayton, a. and Three fifth Bile—Mossrs. Salisbury, , W. B. Jones, Delawey Academies, de—Messrs. Chanier, Edgerton, » Futel 6 emiah, Bacheller, E. 8. Esty, Baldwin, reyes awd Flections —Mosars. Crain, Austin, W. win, Watson and Mather. P clitioms of Aliens.—Messrs, Lynch, Lewis, Wheelock, Ger ee aud Oagood. Loection and Livision of Tnons and Countics.—Messrs, Law, Raweon, J. H Jones, Chattela and Robertson, Claime.-Mewra, Horton, Shephard, Eogs, D, Fish and Peeve mon, nal Affaire of Towne and Counties. —Mossrs. Law seven Ralvintt, Gage, Stanlee and Stroog. Medical Sucielies —Meaera. Reynolds, Van Aernam, fivbimrd, © Fetes ana H Fish tat Charitable Institutions. —Messrs. Engs, Gile, Hart, Hriegs and Woodworth. Incorperatien of Cities and Vi —Mesare. Weir, Lewing, Reynoida, F. Palmer and E. C. Chureh. Monnfacture of Salt-—Mesara Lord, Holbrook, Hea- drckson, D. B. we and |). Miller. trade and = Laflin, Adama, Par- sous, Stewart and Stete Prisons. Sutherland, Abbott, Platt, Walker and Moore. Angrovsed Bills.—Messre. Winne, J. & Palmer, Beach, Kiveman and Weiant. Militia and Public Defence.—Messrs. M. Miller, Duryea, 1yy seman, Raymond aul Lawrence. Koads and Bridges.—Mesers. Childs, Bliss, Tappen, Lam) avd Holmes. Lands.—Mosers. Hart, Hall, Haggorty,N. Bough- ton and Becker. Indion Affairs —Mesars. Pareons, Bafflagton, T. Jones, Coppernol! and Milla. a and Religious Sovicties.—Mesars. Delaney, Theil, Bleecker, Case and Fitzgerald. ae Messrs. Emans, Voorhees, Hodge, Labar wor Knight. Public Printing.—Mesars. Mclean, McKown, Howell, Avery and Moore. pen, Sunebery. Joint Library. —Mesers. Law, Chanier, Platt, Woolford ane EC. Chnreh. them. wr. Hasrorn (dem.) Introduced @ resolution the privilege of the floor to ex Mayor Wood a during his stay Juste would retarn the compli Mr. BaxrorD moved ne to conduct Mr. Douglass to the floor. ‘The resolution was laid over. ‘ir. Lewis, (rep.) on @ question of privilege, explained that in bis tote for the defeat of Messrs. Van Valkenburg saad Hughes be had followed the reaolutions by ‘the rep iblicans ia thelr caucus. the reports of the Adjutant General, the Secretary of : ‘and the Astor Library were received. _ During the presentation of peticions, Mr. Chatfield, of New Dork, was suddenly seized with an epileptic fit «au much excitement in the House, Ho was carried THE GOVERNOR'# MESSAGE. The House went into Commitice of the Whole on the rCovernor's menses; ‘ e. Wir. Moone. took the floor and made a brief speech surnipst the positions of the Governor. The regular order of buainoas was then taken ap. f PETITIONS PRESENTED. For the regatation of the sale of porwons For « dog act for Le For the amendment of poor laws of Brooklyn. a Lie Amendment of the charter of the Brooklyn City Ny Mr. MeKown )—For repeal As tesomont law. 7 ™ es it approbation by applause—which the Speaker was | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1858. 5 aides ” By Mr. Hanr (dem.)—For the amendment of the Excise law. Mr. Hcenarp (dem )—For the removal of Quaran- tan'te bands Hook. By Mr. Busse er Yo the incorporation of the ‘. PCKER (16m. )—For asnarleaa Bohowl ot liven ‘By Mr. Lyvea (dom -— amend the act relating to the District Courts of New York. By Mr. Sur (Jeu.)—To repeal the Port Waerdon bill. Also, repeal relativosto the slips ka the Kast river. By Mr. Sunmmriann (dem.)—To make recogniaances ba Crigival cases & lien 04 real oroperty. By Mr. Dvcxman (dem. )—To incorporate the Waching- toa Literary Union of New York. For the relief of Mexican volunteers. To exempt the firemcn of New York from certain taxes. By Mr. Sksixy (dem.)—To incorporate the New York Prue Milk Compan Mr. J. H. Joxxs (dem.)—To abolish military fines, oc eal, Lane (dens.)—T0 incorporate the Grand Lodge ons. RIIIS INTRODUCED. Mr. Moonr—To repea} the Metropolitan Police act. Ir. Mooxr moved for a special reference of this bill to the representatives of the Metropolitan district. Lost— ayes, 30; nays, 44. The bill was thea referred to the Committee on Cities and Villages. ‘The State Medical Soctety. Atnany, Feb. 2, 1858. The State Medical Society met here this morning. About eighty delegates were in attendance. Among them Tr. James L. Phelps, B. Fordyce Barker, John &, Gris- com, John McNulty, John G. Adams, Edward H. Parker end Peter Van Buren, of New York oity; William W. Strew, of Oyster Bay, Queens county; George Cochran, of Brooklyn. Dr. Avaverus Wittarp, President of the Society, read the inaugural address. A Nomttiating Committee, consisting of éne member from each Senatorial district, was appointed to present the names of the officers for the ensuing year. ~ Dr. J. G. Apams, of the New York Academy of Moedi- cine, presented a resolution of the Academy, urging the Legislature to pass a law for the full and complote regis- tration of births, marriages and deaths. Adopted and ordered to be sent to the Legislature. Dr. Jtmy McCot1, of Oneida, presented a resolution ex- preesing the sentiments of the scciety on account of the death of Thomas M. Spencer. Adopted. Dr. Syivestex D. Witarp, of Albany, read a biographi- cal sketch of Dr. Spencer, which was ordered to be printed. Several medical papers were read by members, and & recess was then taken till half past 3 o’clock. At the afternoon session Dr. Griscom, of the New York Academy of Medicine, offered the following preamble and rerolution:— Wahereas, The sanitary condition of large cities is at- tracting attention in many civilized cowntries, and strenu- ous aud successful efforts are being made for their im- provement in this respect; and whereas, statistical returns show that the lar, city in this country is, in its oondi- tion of public health, greatly inferior to many others less favorably situated, but governed by better sauitary regu- latious ; therefore, Resolved, That the memorial and bill now before the Legislature, from the Now York Academy of Medicine, entitled “an act to improve the public heaith, and for the establishment of @ sanitary police in the city of New York,’ meets with the cordial approbation of thi soctety, and that the members thereof feel it an indi- vidual concern to urge the enactment of the same. After a discussion it was adopted unanimously. Dr. FE. H. Panier, of New York, moved for the appoint. ment of a committee to make arrangements for a supper on Wednesday evening. Adopted. Dr. Van Buren, of New York, read a paper on chloro- form. At 9 o'clock this evening the sccicty will, by invitation, visit Governor King. United States Supreme Court. Wasnixeros, Feb, 2, 1858. Case No. 57. Gilbert L. Thompson vs. Shelden, Withers &Co. Argued on both sides. No, 58. Timothy 8. Goodman vs. Jobo Simonds. Argued for plaintiff. Submitted on printed argument for de- fendant. . Democratic County Convention. Pwmanminta, Feb. 2, 1858, The Democratic County Convention to elect delegates to the State Convention, after a session of seven hours, effected an organization, Thomas H. Forsyth being elected President by a majority of two. ‘There was great cocfusion throughout the session. The contest was principally between the triends of Sharswoot and Porter for Supreme Judge. Mr. Vorryth is con- sidered @ friead of Mr. Sharswood, the administration candidate. The Western Bank, Sraincrixip, Maas., Fob. 2, 1858. Arrangements have been made by the Western Bank, of this city, to redeem its Dilla at par at the Chicopee Bank, on and after February 34 inst. Central Raliroad Affairs. Aunayy, Fob, 2, 1858. The Board of Directors of the Central Railroad mot hore at Go'clock this afternoon, and declared a dividend of four per cent, payabie on the 26th inst. Muntectpal Election in Lancaster, Pa. Lancasren, Pa., Feb. 2, 1859. Thomas H. Burrows, the anti-Lecompton Convention candidate, has been elected Mayor of this place by & ma- Jority of 28 over Zimmerman, Buchanan democrat. Burning of an Infirmary. CurveLann, Feb. 2, 1858. The Ashtabula County Infirmary, at Kingsville, was burned to night, having been set on fire by an inmate. One life waa lost, and sixty paupers rendered homeloss. Burning of a School House. Warentown, Masa., Feb, 2, 1868, ‘The High School building in this place was nearly de- stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon; but although con- siderable alarm and confusion prevailed, all the scholars escaped uninjured. Fires in New Orteans. . New Ontxans, Fed. 1, 1868. On Sunday morning « large fire occurred, consuming the Magazine street market and some adjacent stores, and causing a loas of over $50,000, Another fire took place this morning im Canal street. Both are supposed to de the work of incendiaries, and the loss in cither case is mainly covered by insurance, The Boston Steamboats. arrived up to balf-past tweive o'clock today. They are probably detained by the storm and thick weather on the Sound. ‘The Bark N. G. Hichborn Ashore. ‘The Kastern Trains, Bostos, Feb. 2, 1858. ‘The Norwich steamboat train arrived here this after. as ‘Weather a -, ad graph Lines.—Office 21 Wall street.) Ther- Wind. | mo'ter ‘Remarks. New York . “ a be! PM a Boston. AM a ‘e AM 48° |In. of clearing up. P.M. 38° [Rain and sleet. AM on and hail. AM[N. &] 20° y. A. MjN. BE] 22° (Cloudy. AMIN. E.] 20% /iatling. AM] — | 12°" }clowy. AM] N. 4° |Looke like snow, AM OW. — [Coady and cold. AMON. EL snow. AM) & hi AM) W. PM) W. AMI = PMI = PM, = PM PM) & PM!) 8 ee 0 Md PM PMN. EB P.M) N. PM! OW. P.M.IN. W. eo Pw. KE PM) = RM) = MI = @ 5 iad Mi Xu = uM} = . M.S. We | & ing. Port Jervis, N. = y. Newburg ...... 8 \Gearing up. — th “mine the different school houses with General Walker in New Orteans, New On:xass, Feb. 1, 1868. Mr. William Walker appeared before the United States District Court this morning, when Judge McCaleb said there was nothing against him, the Grand Jury having re- fused te find a bill. Walker then asked to be put on trial for violation of the neutrality laws, which the Judge refused, as the District Attormsy said there was nothing against him unless new instructions were recety- ed from Washington. Col, Frank Anderson and Ris Men, New Ontaana, Fob. 2, 1868. Col, Frank anderson and bia party arrived hore to-day from Key West, in the custody of the United States Mar- geome hoe referred to a special committee of five, »8# also the means of egres#, and when either were faulty to have them remedied forthw ith. Mr. Hakkrs, in the course of the debate, made a atate- ment in regard tw No. (4, and axserted thet that building was not only erected with care but every means possible to, st fire in the erection of the furnacee. Be felt that the building was perfectly safe, aud that the loss of hfe was mere the result of an unavoidable accident than the faulty construction of the bouse or the beating shal, but have been released on parole until to-morrow | 4 fre Pipers! Sheree, ore bestiog are “| waa put in by @ rel man, an morving. They all lovdly complain of the unjust treat- of 065 mado in coder to make ell’ portedly secure. ment of Commodore Paulding and Captain Sands, Gen. Re work was pronounced perfect, even fore this extra Walker bas goue to Nashville. expense was ordered, and care was taken to make every- ar secure in every ¥ the above matter was disposed of, a member of the Board (Mr. Boom) calied attention to the condition of No: 6 as regarded the means of egress, which bad been found on examination :o be insufficient in-oases of a sudden week: — panic. nome Jan. 25. Fb 2 ‘Fhe matter was referred to the epectal committee on the Capital stock........831,960,000 31,960,000 wer Ootaeal aier$ of schools, " Loans and i 1 772,800 51/964,000 Ino. 82,000 . offered w resolution to have certain altera- ae, ae /302'500 ne.320'600 | HONE made in the xtatreases at Public School No. 6, as reese sincs basis Ler GUO $:402600 Ine 829,600 | they were very deficient, and. in cane of meudden panic Doo to-other Danke,» 4'980,000 _Sr111'000 Luc Asi'o00 | cemsiderable iow of lite might ensue if it was not at- Deposit... wees 1V139% 18;908;700 Inc. 260;100 ae ane + ERAT _ 6,01 N00 Deo.20s100) Tetolution wae adopted authorning, the, Scluothouse procure and specifications Suicide. erection of a uew school building on the site of School Bomon, Feb. 2, 1968, .| No 14. Joseph Libby, a broker here, drowned himself today | The Board soon after adjourned. by jumping off one of the wharves. He had been suffer- Police Intelligenee. ad om bert trese AN INTERESTING CASE OF ALLEGED KIDNAPPING Markets, Interesting cases of the wrongs committed upon unwary PHILADELPHIA STOCK ROAD, pice" countrymen and foreigners by Peter Fank operators and a ) Swe ticket awindlers occur almost daily in the Mayor's office, ing Rallrond, 2040 Mortis Gael 5s Gong’ Iniggi Weak, | but bis Honor hus lately been called upon to inventignts road, 1034; ‘lvania Railroad, 42. the particulars of a transaction which will no doubt excite New Ontxans, Fob. 2, 1858, | public curiosity to an unuaval extent, About ten days Cotton—The market is slightly » Sales to-day, 12,000 bales at 10c. a 10%c. for middling. Receipts up to the present time at this port, a+ compared with those of last year, fall short 177,000 bales; do. at all Southern ago Mayor Tiomann recetved a letter from the Mayor of Richmond, Va., stating that a colored man was in that city who complained of having beea imduced, under pre- ports, 529,000. Sugar quiet at 43¢c. a bc.; molasses, 18c. | tence of obtaining employment in Pennsylvania, to leave aoc. Flour firm at $426 a $430. Corn declining U0 | the city of New York--w ere he lived—and to accompany coffee, 8% ¢. a 10540. Freights—Cotton to Liverpool, 7-16d. | a man named Mason Thomas, whe, instead of kee; and to burg, 13-324. Other articles generally ua- | his agreement, carried him into Virginia and there claimed changed. him os a runaway slave of bie from 8 louis The negro gave his name as George Anderson, said he en Mr. Everett's Lecture at the Academy of | young attended a school in New York kept by a Mr. Po- Muste. One of the largest audiences that have ever assembled in the Academy of Music attended the lecture of Mr. Everett last evening. The announcement was made at the close of the address which that gentloman made here adout a week ago, that he would deliver a discourse on “Charity,’’ for the Women’s Protective Emigration Socie- ty. At least an hour before the appointed time the build- ing was thronged, and very few of the reserved seats on the stage were unoccupied, and by eight o'clock even the terson, The Mayor of New York was requested to make inquiry into the cas: id to forward whatever informa. tion he might obtain to Richmond, go as to render justice to the sggrieved party. Mayor Tiomapn immodiately set about ferretig out the mattor. After diligent inquiries he Jearned that « Mr John Peterson kept « grammar school for colored children in Mulberry street. Mr. Pe- tergon, on beirg informed of the statement of the negro, said he {had no recollection of such & Dey having belonged to his xchool, though his experience as'a teacher extended back twonty pve yeara, but would endeavor to ascertain the fact from his schovi register. He found that on the 20th of January, 1840, a colored boy, thirteen years of ago, named George Anderson, had en: Passages wero crowded. Mayor Tiemann prssided, and | tereq ig school. ‘The record stated that he lived in Kast introduced the lecturer, who was received with the | frondway. and that the name of his guardian was J. warmest applause. When silence was restored Mr. | Smith. Mr. Peterron wade au affidavit to this efect, aud placed it in the bands of the Mayor. A colored man’ was also procured, who said be was well acquainted with George Anderson whea he was in New York, and know him to be a free man. Mayor Tiemann forwarded these particulars (o the Mayor of Richmond, aud a telegraphic despatch was yesterday received in reply, ¥ the effect thst in order to place the matter beyoud the possibility of @ doubt it was naan: that the evidence of » white man should be procured, who was scquainited with Anderson in New York. The colored man who knew Anderson, on being told of this, said hat he thought ar. George T. Trimble, ex Rresident of the Public Senool Suciety, was ac qvained with bim and couid identify him as free inanand a resident of this city. The Mayor is uow endeavoring to obtain Mr. Trimbie’s testimony op thie point, and it is probable that ides | or two the whole thing will be Everett commenced by stating the subject of his lecture—* Charity”—apd then proceeded to speak of the obligations which rested on the wealthy and independent towards the poor and destitute, There were many who bad steeled their hearts against the suf- | ferings and want of their fellow bei: nany whose gor- did passion for gold bad blunted all the generous im. pulzes of nature, and closed the door of human feelin, Pgainst the demands of benevolence and charity. Ho knew of one who bad been rescued from the streets by a charitable society , and who by means of the assistance af- forded to him, had rot only. acquired a competence, but | bad become wealthy. riches, however, instead of furnishing bim the means to reiieve others from the desti- tution to which he had been exposed had been rescued, had the very opposite eifect—his mind | cleared up. Meantime Thomay, the alleged h dnap- became contracted in the purstit of wealth, and when | per of the negro, ix held in durance Myers the Mayor of that society, which bad been the friend of his youth, ap- | Richmond untii bis guilt or inuoceuce eLall appear. An- plied to bitu for assistance, he coldly refused. A com. | nexed is the letter of Mayor Mayo, of Richmoud:— panion, who known him ‘in his youoger Ricnwoxy, Jan. 24, 1998. Gays, and who was reduced to bration | ro ru tox. tux stax0n ov Naw ) aarp like bimself, called on him for » but Drak Sin On himself Mason h bi reli Tho Gectale belees one, exltaper of tie chrceateet 6 gave him no relief, and treated his appeal with indif- omas was brought before me, as Mayor of this city, charg forekco. Shall T givé, you bis namo, wald tho lectures? | Torta ‘eud Selig nin aan sieve, “Thomas says that George Give you his name? What need is there of that. You all | j."ifs’hiave and that he ereaped from him in St. Louis. George kpow him; you see himevery day. ts on" 12 | Anderson, om the contrary, says ibet he is free, and that Wallstreet; you meet him in Broadway, and bo some- | Thomas induced him to leave New York, ap/o wages, to be times goes to church on Suuday. He is the mao of molenes EN ion bhp “aX r bare legal reat tion, 10 bustaln George's statement 60 panusible that wealth upon whom the sufferings, the destitu the — vemacten Themes G0 te ith, to gc iaterantionon ing poverty of his fellow creatures have no claim. le is the youth who drives fast horses in the fast road to destruction. You see the same character in the woman who pasves her time in the frivolties of life, aud on whose ear (he wail of charity falls unbeesed. Of what avail is weanith to such, apd of what uso are the lesson¢ which every day teacher? They came into the world destitute and dependent, and they found frieods who assisted them in tho early struggles of life. Their coantry extended its eid and protection; but once possession: ot the subject from New York. He can read write; nt to school in New York, near the Five ir id say®, wlso, that he knew a Dr. ily Degro, ‘easily imposed on, ‘more than five feet high, and hus Twili be much obliged to you if ¥ Will take immediate siepg to ascertain whether there was such # negro in New York, and if so, what was his condition. ‘Thomas doex not give a'satMfactory account of how he came to own Geonge, att there are other circumstances to induce me to think George is telling the ‘ruth. I will be glad to hear from you a# soon ox posable, Respectfully your ove tient servant, Ske M. CHARGED WITH SKLUNG Lornexy PoLicies.—B. W. Carter, of No. 216 Caual strect,and Adam Roblusoa, of 97 Pk | street, were taken into cnstody yesterday by the police | nttached to the Mayor's office, on charge of selling tottery | policies, Carter was hold to bail in the sum of $1,500. of the = mean rendering the same aseiat- nee, they forget their own former helplessness and Close their purses sgainst the calls of charity, Toe lecturer here spoke of ¢ who had done eo much in the cause of charity , aud of whom too much coull not be said in ther praise.’ Among these was St. Vincent de Paul, who hed organized an asvociation of Bisters of 4 ané whose life was pent in acts of evolence. Ho ro- jedan iseident of tue of these sisters who had asked of | 4¥4 Robinscn ta tho suin of $50) to auswor. pps ye My page Te dhe 9 cater a mg er pn | Lovina Nor Wieezy Bur Too Wert.—Henry Beers was who g a virulent disease which they bad coa- | teber mto custody yesterday by policeman Latta, of the Hacted from patients on whom they were attending. | tower Police Court, on a charge of bignmy. The @&cused, Unommayed by the almost certainty 0” death, she re quested p rinlenton to walt om the ol ck, and persisted ta | it ts alleged, enterod into the holy bands of wedlock with her appiication till it was granted. Tut thie was not the | Phasbe Tully on the 26th cf September, 1265. The cere only noble instance of self devction; for while the Anglo- Saxon race exiets and the English humane and the beneretent will at the Church of St. Fraucis Seraph, » Rev. Alexander Mastes , Henry went throagh mony Was perlor in West Thirty-firse street, by Again, on the 28th of Jr >, 18% age is spokcu, the wo to sperk the rame of Florence Nightingale, who —_, among | simifar ceremony, and touk for his second wife Aune Has the horrors of the battle fold, subjects for | bury. The Rev. Mr. Everet,of the Ouy of the N her charitable care and assistance. If the Crimea haa | tivity, in Second avenue, the “twan one flesh. iy , and bade the bappy conple “Gel epeed.’” The fact 0. 1's having another wife living and undivorced from um, became known t the brother of the second when be immediately commenced had hin ar ye prisoner fur trial its tale of terrors, and sufferings and death, it bes aiso iis record of benevolence, of generous self-denial, aud acts of charity performed by true, noble, Christian women. The lecturer drew a forcible illustration from an incident which is related of the relief of Lacknow by Sir Colin Campbell and his gallant Highlanders = It was (ha be Scotch girl who, when all of the beleaguered inhaditanta of the place bad given up all hopes ot being rescued from the ruthless enemy who surrounded the town, told (hem u sho knew they would be saved, for she bad heard logan of her native land. With what joy did they bail the approach of their deliverors and tho dixporral of theenemy! Let us look around us, continue the leo turer, we will find under the shadow of our palaces, within our own city, thousands who are struggling against as remorseless, as ruthiew a foo ue that which threatened the beleagured inhabitants of Lucknow, and whose fate, if nut relieved, is horrible forthe Christian to contemplate. Think of the want, the suifering, the des- titution which exists in our midst; of the youth who are Drought up in this city dependent upon the charity of the wealthy; of the women whom toil and drudgery ‘and neglect have driven to desperation, and who in the bitterness of their poverty and despair have been forced from the paths of virtue—of the men on whom the with- ering band of destitution has fallen with a crushing weight, and who have become social outcasts through the col t- ess and indifference which thinks not of their suiferings, or which sees them with an uacharitable eye. Think of the host of enemies against which they have to fight, of the terrible array that is drawn up againet them, and let those who have the means save them. Forget oot the se- curity which be has who giveth to the poor, and which is Cy Tntesilgence. Mcnorn ann Suime—A man by the name of Gotlelb Greono, residing at 237 William street, died yostorday aflernoon from the effects of a “lose of poison atosiuis- tered to bim by his wife. Shortly afterwaods hie wife was taken seriously sick, add died befure medical assist ‘ance could be procured. Upon examination itw. found that she had committed suici¢e by taking poison. No cause can be assigned for the rash act except a general despondency occasioned by the dul'ness of the time. Deeckyt on Cammune Hovera.—Sergeant Croft, of the Mayor’s office, with a posse of his men, made a descent on several notor ious gambling houses about eleven o'clock Inst night, and succeeded in securing a large number of gambling implements. They first visited No. $ Barclay street, where they found three men playing. On seeing the approach of the officers, one attempted to jump out of the window, while the others made their escape out of the roof. The table, together with a large namber of gam far above any that this world can give. bl tus kid $7 in money, were taken by the offi- ‘At the conclusion of Mr. Evoreti's lecture, of which we | cers’ “They then sished several other pinces, among have given but a brief #ynopeis, aseries of complimentary | them No 42 Bowery, where they wore in waiting for the — were ollered by Dr. Warner, and adopted unani- | officers, saying that they were aware of their intended movely. visit. Stnpay Amcsewests.—Aariem lane, which runs from Eighth avenue to Macomb’s dam, a distance of about a mile and a quarter, bas been macadamized, and rendered one of the most level and smooth roads on the island. There is hardly a pebble on ite surface to obstruct the easy riding of vehicles of any description, or to interfere with the progress of the animals that are brought upon it Brovktyn Board of Education. THE LATS CALAMITY AT LIC SCHOOL NO. 1d—A COMMITTER OF INQUIRY APrOINTED. The Board of Education met yesterday aiternown m@ their rooms, in Red Hook |v: present Cyrus P. sata; Faq., Chairman, and a quorum of mombers. After tho reading of the minutes, Mr. @ a auapension of the rules, in order that he might off vr a | % exhibit their metic. In consequence of this it is the re- resolution in connection with the lato calamity at Public pi a School No. 14. The circumstances of the care required ners on Harlem fae in aye the special action on the part of the Bourd, and it br ¢ already epeed of their nage by an open A road ea Attracted public attention to such a degree that it was ae ‘ved tnd maeamee an dh nye AK Tg comary for the Roard to investigate the matter yory favorably ih the re. ve fom ow ue Tho resolution as offered waa as follows — course, . , & great wrestling Whereas, one of the school-bouses built under the pa fy Tg TE Lon A Hun: direction of this Board waa recently consnmel by Gre | fat horses yan teria thee whe keep and several of the children i loot their lives | io witness the scones which « ge} = an endeay: to ercape; and whereas, there i# reason by their 2S — = o> to believo that such fire was occasioned by a devect in tho | PAyomne BY thelr presence | ay yt hot air pipes or other connected with the fur- i (hese facts pal nace, while we regret the calamity and sympa- may know what is going on around us,and also to an- thie with the parents in theie is the duty fn el gs LTT ey to bresk up this un- Of this Board to use every means in thoir @wor to secure | Swatth Ward vinited, the tae ee terman Davis of the in future the personal safety of both s° and tench. i ‘on Sunday jast, and ers, as also to allay public apprehension by sacer taining came convinced that the laws were openly violated io the condition of the sctiool-houser, aa to the moto of thete | Srey ir s.Pecu ny tet contin deed tosh poe ney Nh cena aca calcul cal stop the proceedings. Mayor Tiemann has boon noted Resolved, That it be referred to the Standing Committee of the facta, and he has signified his intention to be pre- sent next Sunday if the day shoukl prove fair, the better to satiefy himself as to how far the ena tment of such scenes contribates tw the morality of a Coristian commu- nity. Cuvren Removan axp Cacren Co-orration.—The Free Will Baptist Church, which has worshipped for a few months past in the Bicecker Buildings, is to remove next Sabbath to the nouse of worship owned by tho Twentieth cause of ‘examined the ms Of every school house ‘under the charge of this Beard, and, if in any case such apparatus shall be found in a rout state requiring immediate action, to take all such measures as may, in their opinion, be b to render it sate; and also, it be referred to the House Committee to oxa- reference to the . therefore it was unfair for tho i « ‘we in which the damaged wheat was stored demages from the which recetved injured wheat fremthe vewsel. 4a this is the frat case > the kind which hae resnited in serions damage fro shipment of kerosene, itis well to note the fact, in order that future trouble may be avoided. Faak ACADEMY Exasiwarion,—Jhe semi-annual exami- nations of the Free Academy commenced on Monday Inst ‘and will continue antil the 9th instant, Tho annual exhi- bitior of the Junior Claas will Aptbon m modern hietory, and the Freshmen in matho- by Professor Bocharty. The students all give evidence of good progress and the institution is in 4 most flourishing condition. Fre ix Wear Strxat—Atiout 2 o’bloek yosterday after- noon a fire occurred in the lime yard of Oliver Love- land & Co., 381 West streot, It originated from a leak in the roof of the shed. Tho damage done to the stock will be about $1,000. Inaured for $1,500 in the st. Nicholas Tneurance Company, on stock and buildings, Political Intetligence. year further ‘ Mi Canrt.-On Monéay Feb..1,Lawnuxca MoCaart, aged 10 yours, » untive of Waterford,’ Ireime, but for over 38 Tendent of thts eity Tis friends and Where of bis soos Authomy 5. aad Tho- maa, tiso the metabers of Templar Ledge, No. 203, F. A. uM the members of Columbian Eaxine Company, Ne. 14, and the Neptune Club. nre respectfully invited to at- hie funcral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at twe ok (rom the residenes of his son, No, 320 Sixth avenue. Nernit.—On Toes’ay Feb. 2, Gromer A. infant soo of Jobn avi Sarah Avn Neebit, aged ® months and 16 dapy, ‘The relatives and friende of the family are req, invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of father on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Parr —in this city, on Monday, Feb. 1, Jou J, Patan, in the 79th year of his age. The relatives ava friends of the family are requested, te attend bis funeral, from Dr. Hutton’s ehurch, Washing- ton square, this (Wednesday) morning, at ton o’cl His remains will be taben to Westchester for interment, ‘SkuneKT.—On Monday, Feb, 1, Jou Saruar, in the T0da yeor of his age. ‘The tvneral wil! take place this (Wednesday) aveoves, on Thurnday, Fob 4, at one o'clock, without wotice. after * av two e’eloek, from his late residence, No. 66 ‘south Sia atroet, Williamsburg. f KNow Nonmnc Pronat.—The Amovican mombers of tho | Senate of Tennessee have protested agaist the action of — that body in passing resolutions instructing the members of and senators from that State to vote for the | adm of Kansas under the constitution. The Know Ni say they are im minority, aod maejority to pass those resolutions, Good argument. Ld Personal Intelligence. Ex Governor Walkor and éx-Secretary Stanton, of Kan- gas, have been in town for several cays. Hon, Edward Everett bas arrived: in town, and taken apartments at the Bverett House. Hon. William Medill, of Ohio, First Auditor in the Trea- sury Department, and late Governor of tho State, ia lying very low, and there is.scarcely any hepes of his recovery. Levi J. North, the great circus aler, is the democratic candidate tor Alcerman in tho Third ward of Chicago. ‘The editor of tha Milford (Mass.) Journal bas received «note from Hon. W. 8. Damrell, representative from the Third district, in which he says that the rumor of his in- tended resignation is fale. He also says that his health is e(eadily improving, and since his arrival in Washington he hae been able to discharge all the duties of his office promptly. Senator Sumner writes from Boston that bis health has so much improved, thet be will be in Washington in time to vote upon the Army bill. early next wrek. THE FAMILY BERALD. News from California—News from Nicara~ gus—The Attempt to Assasainate the Emr Pprrer Napolean—Escaps of the Adrintic—_ The Mormon War—The Bride of an Houv— Latest News, &. The Fasaty Herarp will be isened to-day. contents will be found:— + The News from California—Destructive Fire in Downie ville—The Mormon Feeling io California—Births, Mar- riages, Deaths, &c., &c. The Latest News from Niearagus. Affairs in Burope—Our Lougon, Paris and St. Petersburg Correspeadence—Attempt to Assassinate Louis Napoloon, with Particulars of the Kited and Wonnded, the Explo sive Instruments, &c —Fscape of the Adriatic—The Royal Wedding in England—Close of Rachel's Career, &e., kc. ‘The Latest Phase of the Mormon War. Interesting from Hayth—Ravages of the Yellow Fever Amorg American Scamen—How Tracy are Treated, &c. Conclusion of the Case of the “Bride of an Hour’’—In- teresting Letters from the Mother to Her Would-be Sen-in- law. Curious Story About Louis Napoleon in New York—ts it & Mystery! ‘The Case of Tuckerman, the Alieged Mad Robber. Explosion on board the Fauny Fera—Full Particulars of the Calamity. ‘The Tom Paine Festival—The Infiiels in Council and in the Bat! Room Affairs in Washington—Procoeding» of Congress. A full ana carefully corrected Report of the Retail Prices of all kinds of Marketable Produce—How Poultry Should be Dreesed for Market—Advance in Potatoes and Apples, &e. Editorials on the Carrent Events of the day. The Latest Intelligence by telegraph or otherwise. With the Local Nowe of interert in thia and the adjcining cities—Police Reports—Thoatrical Mattore—Cov mercial and Money Markets—Repor! of the Cattle Market riages and Doaths fo: the week-—tormiug a large amou of general and interesting reading. Torms—Only $2 0 yoar; four coats a singlecepy. To ba obtained of the news agents and at the otties, Among its Court Calendar—This Vay. reeM® Covet Circuit —Nox 1677, Hu, 119, 121, 18, B11, 182, 1dd, Lod, 185, 42, 148, 44, 186, 1 818, 816, 517, | met eRe esa in cases: g sudden een ae eda street Congregational Church. In consequence of the pe- | rey what measures, if any. are render | cuniary interest of the latter church having suffered dur } 2 " recommendation of the pastor, Rev. Wm. |. Parsons, and shall be necessary to do 20. the vote of the church, the trustees Imve leaert their ‘The resolution was adopted. A communication was presented from N.S. Beers, sug- goes, that, in view of the late calamity, the Board of tetraytog Ure borial expenses of the thitdren, whe wore ox the children who w killed in the school. FH Mr. Crowes offered a resolution that $300 be appro- priated for such purpose In connection therewith, some considerable remarks were offered in opposition to it. During the debate Mr. Grexywoon offered a resolution that the President of the Board inquire into the condition of the families thus | ~renved, and ascertain if the parties were needy and V anted the assiatance offered. The resolution of Mr. Greenwood was finally reconsider 4d, and instead of referring the matter to the ordinary | house to the above named church while it is engaged in ow 8 house of worship for itself. The two churches meanwhile worship together unter the ministrations of Rev. 1). M. Grabam, pastor of the Baptist church A Questios ror Lawyans— Dim Eerects ov Kxkoenee, on Coat On, On Warat.—It seems that a ship at New Orleans took on board a lot of kerosene, consigned to merchants in this city, and afterwards completed her earg» by tak ing in a quantity of wheat. On the arrival of the vessel in New York it was found that the effluvia of the oil had per. colated the wheat, seriously damaging it. The wheat was discharged , and stored in a warehouse, ajoining another dailding in which was stored about 12,000 bushels of good white wheat. The effluvia from the dainaged wheat also A. Grandjean ts the Only Person who can Le consulted scieutificasly ou all diseases of Ue lusman lun at 3 Church street, corne: The Sixth and Bight avenne care stop al the di Preerick’s Pac togra: Nos 685 and Yempte of roadway, opposite the Metropolitan Alloty pea, Daguerreo'ypes aud am: Poogreghs 7 Mr. MOULTON, f Hotel. ny pee pupil of the Quen velf, $7. At HOLM Wing's Farina Crackers are Undoubtedly ve neat nourishing wnt hoaith(ul ever produced, and pe. cullarly pleasant for children, wtint, those by the Professor him. 260 Broad wa To California Passengers.—Pure Fresh Milk may be secured (ur every meal during the voyage, by laying in a supply of “American Soliditied Mik.” See report the New York Academy of Medicine, | others, at the general depot, 23 South streets, Hair Dye, Wigs and The best in the world, surpassing all made, fold and applied pest in the world, surpassing ; at the manufactory, 283 Broadway. a ‘s Tr ‘rous is the Best and Cheap- est article for dressing, beautifying, cleansing, curling, presar- ving snd restoring the hair, Ladies iry it, Sold by all druggina, Crtetadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and & in the world. For sale, and dye applied at No. ure. stor A Card.—All Persons who have Gray Hate or halr of a bad color, are invited to call and consult Dortor GRANDJEAN ( Hon free), at 346 Church street, corner of Barclay. His new fluid gives the hair (he natural color de- aired, and maj ry y be considered a real prodigy of ebomiauwy Married. Scnowz—Bavnwa—On Jan. 21, by Alderman —_ Jouve Scnoiz, of Philadelphia, to Avoveta Bacuxs, Piven, in Holstein , Germany. Tromrron—Pracork —In the Reformed Dateh church, Port Richmond, 8. L., Feb 2, by the Rev. James Brownies, Mr. Jony M. Tiowrsow, of Franklin Grove. M., to Mint Vincixia, youngest daughter of the late Robert M. Paacock, of Staten Island. Died. Borerr.—On Monday, Feb. 1, Sawcm. Butume, aged 75 ‘oars. He waa gunner on board the United States ship net, at the capture of the Penguin, and waa severely | "fis frends and acquaintances His friends and acq’ are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, this (Wednesday) pie A o'clock, from bis late residence. No 42 Scatmmot street. Daytos. —Op Saturday, Jan. 50. at the residence of his grandfather, North Granville, N. Y., Rowert Samven, son of John A. and Adelia M. Dayton, of Brooklyn, aged 21 iiwavkie, Jan. 25, of disense of the lungs, Jon» B. Erwanps, formerly Comptrotier of that action. Gitperst kev®.—On Tuesday, Feb 2, at the once of CL. Carpenter, 181 Ninth street, Cuaxrry, wife of the late Richard Gildersleeve, aged 83 yeara. ed Her remains will be taken to Hompatead, L. f., for in- terment, on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, Honey. —On ¥ evening, Feb. 1, aftor a short ill- nese, Hesmierva Consaiia, wife of Edward L. Holdem, and daughter of Henry ©. and Jane Atwood, aged, 20, years, Tho friends of Edward [ and Horaio N. Holden, of Henry C. and Jane Atwood ard of Charles W. Atwood, are respectiully bavited to attend the funoral, this Wednesday) aftertoon, at one o’elock, from the house of her father, corner of Chrystie and Division streets, without further in- Vitation. Her remains will be interred ia Greenwood Ce. ’ Lis THwarte.On Monday afternoon, Feb. 1, Tomas Lisi warre, many years with Mr. R. 8. Green, in the 424 Fear of his age. His frienos are Invited to attend his funeral, from the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street and Waver- ley piace, thia (Wednesday) morning, at balf-past nine o'clock Trewrpony.—On Tuesday, Feb. 2, Mr. Jasna Licaersopy, aged 7% yeara and 16 cays, 9 native of Eamilton, Sootiand. Tne notice will be given of the funeral. Woxeax.—on Monday, Feb. 1, Geo. H. ,iniant som of Geo. Hand Marie Morgan, aged 6 moathe. Feneral this (Wednesday) morning, atten o'clock, from the reaidonce of his parents, 242 West Seventeenth ‘street Jan. Si, Josnen, the youngest son 2 years and 2 months. yy, Feb. 1, Davin Moumeaon, in the ‘74th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of his family are La ma | jovited to attend bit feneral, from bis residence 7: Fast Thirty dith street, between Lexington and Fourta He will visit New York | emerly | * Dr. Kane and | | | Mar- | | exposed. ‘The friends of the family are rea- peotfubly invited to attend, without further notice. Sian —On Tuesday moratins Bee. 2, THRODORK Stccmme, % only son ot Theodore aud ler, aged 1 year and menths The relatives and friends of the family are requosted ta attend his funeral, this (wredneetay) afternoon, at balf- locke, frem 2 AKT, aged 33 yen 2 1 Pelatives, friends and intanees of the family, also those of his brother, Poter |, also the of Enterprise Lodge No. 36,1 0. F. Lodge No. 8, of Freemasons, to both of whi: ‘was amember, arc respectfully invited to attend eral, ou Thursday afteraoon at‘one o’eloek, from residence, 106 Suilvik «treet. His will be takem to Greenweod. Vax Nawy.—At Jersey City, Feb. 2, Euaanerm, wife be ‘William Van Name, {a the 20th year of her age. relatives and friends of the family are invited te meetrat her tate residenoo No. 9 Jersey avenue, om ‘Thursday, Feb. 4, preceely atteno’olock, A. M. Carriages will be in attendance to convey them to Port Richmond, Staten Island, where rervices will be hold in the Datos Warren —Mre, Jous Waurox, inthe 34h year of her age. Particulars in to-morrow’s paper. OMSTUARY. Under the Hxnatp’s record of departed worth i Law- rence McCarty, of Waterford, Ireland, eighty yoars of age, who came to America nearly forty years ‘ago and who has been connected with Washington market more than a quarter of a century. He was the father of Thoman and Anthony J. McCarty, the present Councilman of the ‘Third ward ‘To those young men in Washington market who have grown up around him, bis sudden demise will be mest painful inteltigence. To those aged citizens whe have long bebeld bis cheertul face and venerable form im Waehington market, bis eternal absence fr@m his daily post will canse the profoundest sorrow, Farewell? thou kind apd good oid man! thy children weep a } ovr departure, because you protected them tn.childbood and imparted a noble exemple, and gave them early edi cation and indulged them in the fervors and exhilarations of boyhood, and taught them the principles of integrity and patriotism, Farewell | and may thy pure and gentle be serene and happy in the green pastares, and placid waters, and fragrant skies of its eternal home. * days. ) Reformed church, at 1 o’olock P. M. ___ MISCELLANEOUS. LADY WHO HAS BREN CURKD OF GREAT NER- debility, after many years of misery, desires 0 all fallow #itterers tie sure means of rel josig stamp 10 pay return postage, Mrs. Mat omtom, Mass, aud ‘the proscription will be souk LN ATMOSPHERIG Any one can dia- cowering the roof or erteres with comtort NEW AND GRBAT INVENTIO reesure plates for artificial te cern {ts importanes at once. ‘the plat the mond, which #0 mneb. | ia dispensed with. Estabiisl ETT, Dentist, 12 Waveriey p RUPTIONS ON THE FACK. Dr. Smith:—Your valuable magnotic salve haa en! fr 139 Varick street. For sale at Dr. L. street, near Church st., and at drag G{AON'S SYRUP 18 CUR.MG MORE LIVER COM- T plaints and weakly persone thaw any other preparation now selling ja market, Read the pamphlets, No humbug. IBSON'S SYRUP IN ALL CASES OF SEXUAL INCA- nctty and diseases of the spine or the kidneys. is magi. emt. Try it, Forale by ©. H BLING, corner of Brondwag and Joba street. IBSON'S SYRUP IS IN QUART 68 Washingiouavenue, Albany, N. XIRSON'S SYRUP ON LEVER, SCROFWLA OR WOMB eompiniuite ts has nome of Death's boat 4, mineral. € of Broadway and Joba hy YTTLES.—DEPO? sie tiie eae a IRSON'S SYRUP CHANGES THE WHOLE CONDI- Lira of the Dload, and lla the poten which feeds the fren of disease. Por ‘sale by CHAS. I, RING, corm sherry” CLARK & CO'S GENUINE COD LIVER ntood t! t ie and Firondway and John street, he test of 0} ed by all the mont le remedy int for « ‘areaniod ra, by HEGEa Now bie 278, 5 BALSAM.~ RUEUMA’ fon ‘also serofnin, old ne nh. wermae ehetsility onsumption, de. are unos! plaint, Bidnegs, cured by thm great p YATTS LIVE BALSAM OURKD EJ WEEE, Fe ‘Se architect, No. 306 Broadany, of rhoumauam of ef months Gurativa, abich had crippled aud volved kia wo room. Mr. Webb wus O® years old when ibis cure wag == ie Aste LIPS BALHAM CUKED MRR ©. oz rene, of surofule or king's evil. The 2yed the fean trom tha neex, unl indpipe waa ‘Tcured Mre. 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The be om. iinetraiad Times contains an smownt of matter and engra= Vings sufficient to fill an octave volume. Price 18 cents, WILLMER & ROWERS, 42 Nassav street N.Y. TT" CALICO BAI wisn FOR thie charitable a boota and slippers, or various styles, patroniae ONES’ ELECTROCHEMICAL BATHS, 178 BROAD. way, the only establishment attended by Professor Vergnes, the inventor, Gout, rheumatiem, mercurial disenaes. you. d and ‘EDDING CARDS—THE FINEST AND OHRA im ivoity, at EVERDELL S, Broadway, corner Duane sts “Pelablished IsM ERS, SIR'—YES, SIR.—MY ONGUENT WTLIe lores itp 1s ore i six weeks, and won't stain or in- hottie, part COUDLEY = ome ATLAM, Bh Soruce strech, below William. ATCHES, RWELRY, AND JEN TREAT BARGAIN ALG. ©. ALE ts, Umporter Wholessie snd retad, 11 Well aireet, secund four ss