The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1867, Page 10

x 4 ‘ 10 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1867—TRIPLE SHERT, / ——aw ES Sa Sa ee t . tated common Faw: and it has been well sattied Mr. Prencox—For the improvement of Bedford ave- | C. H Pearson in (he chair. Lee THE TEST OATH. Sngseemaces: ielceanon aw saree! 6 THE STATE CAPITAL. | sce tworyn secretary. The ohject of ibe — ALONG THE HUDSON. wnt € fied ee dy fieers. as ype ond ne . Pg on RAILROAD both pay vg OO ress feat ary a ee puree ~ in “ a neste oe 1 ies ir. C G. Comment ve a army pavy Mictaannabasnannnven lor, and fur what ra” hehe alesis he 1, mete PECIAL CORRESPONDENSE QF THE HERALD. travel through Contial Par. ey the constraction of a | detinite at jon was taken last meeting SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALD. cei to be reject, ‘The ipneeapt right of each cour | The Quarrel Retwoek the Yeung ned Old pilsoat in Lazggion ayenes and other avenues In Now Initare’, eiy, autenided. At nesting | Femdish Werk of a Husband-Ice Bout Coil. Bupreme Court of the Dist rict 4 wo reniate is ries oF pow jticlud hy the terne of | Repulitonns Spicy ‘Time Over n Third Ave~ maris ENrRopUCED. stens “9 rogand to tho matter Will be taken by the asso- sion—Fire, &e. ‘: Sammiesion of shiorney hs Chota there ene Eee NS | wwe itirend Bil—Alleged Canal Fruuds and | By Mr. Boxsern—Zo publish whe Builaty ( cha. on, Povongxcram, Feb. 12, 18¢7. of Columbia. the eunuon iow, With raged fo- tile Caan and heir tnvestigation—The Public Werks Bill | Council procowings in « German newspaper ‘Lacrore ox “PaTuick Saxsrrmio.”—This was the title | Considerable excitement exists in (he town of Plonsan inheres power ot tasking its rules of Admission to and | te be Kepurted im the Senate on Weduee ih fo umend the charter ¢. the Onoudaga mission frum the bar, \ouresh the law maker or the | days abe. ma certal — ua bot unly eaniraed the'commin law power * Aupany, Feb. 1a, 1867, sete, Morente sgeniase the use of ny tex hears . rl , Regen rae: aye eee Tad TOUM: VRASUS OLD REPUBLICANS. sak Mr. Wr eok—Autt _— the construction of « fo the wrguile aub of its efoation tw. exercise thut |. 7¥° antagonism whieh bas sprang up betwoon ie | Dabber maliway tn New Noe os rarther collection of ‘Valley, tn this county, seven wiles from Poughkeepsie, im relation to the flendish work of a man named Goorge' 4 Lester. He is charged with horribly maltreating bit wife, in such a manner that her life is now despaired of of Justice Cartter in the Vase of Alten Brooki, ‘Mr. Kingelia’s lecture was an eloquent one, and bis remarks concerning this devoted patrivt of Ares land were frequently interrupted by applause. ina ties From information received it appears that he has, in the B. Magruder aud Others, Paver leaving bbe eourt am ite discretion tho | young repablicans and the old republicaus of the AS*T- | ta'Top the iauroduction of gas in Richmond county. first nearly starved hy death, and pasted aw par = Lora = | pegs bly demonstrated itself in a very remarkable manner at BILIS PARED. CAUELTY TO ANIMALS. up his os carcer with her by cineing ki abject oul) pehaity of impea binont 10 wi : imine aiaaaninaeasons: Lor ae de. eis abuve of the power. Thase oousiderations are cynciusive | Ue evening session Yast might, when the bilt 0 jee Pee for ima rai why use intoxicating President Bergh and the Doctors, danwuee for i Divan, ho ettend> of the assumption that the opinion referred to is | the Third Avenue Railroad Company te lay a switch in anthobty we hie Bore. walle ae on to ee ‘ect | 130th street came up for action, ‘There was but a slim sion of Lhe Sopreme Court the oll eb authority we acknowledge the potency of that tribuad as the in- attendance of members, and the veterans preponderated structor of judgment, and if it had united its great | fa sufficient fore to carry @ point or two wisdom ia the pronounciation of opinioa invalidating the | j¢ mecessary. The bill bed been ratifid rule in controversy we should fee! disposed to Low to it a nad 4 But it comes to us advisory, and we must receive it upon | favorably by the railroad committee, aud came ioe ponaisees upon which it is wet, bier con- | op in Committee of the Whole. The railroad itions in way of advice are that a majoriiy pare da at ade ae Comncals ibe conaemnenon (2 desired to shove the mexsure throush quietly and of the rule, while a minority of one less expeditiously, but some members opposed the move and than Lee sealants, counsels ia sapport, Lalor Cone astonished the old members by springing to their foet court to tm its Own opinion without any substant " ve es id from tho decision. It’ wo were to ad wf ‘the concla- | 824 speaking. ugainst it very severely. Mesers. Haynes sion of the majority it would be at the expense of con- | abd Cregun declared that the measure would be a serious foes - taw of Congress in Reica, 3) ro bg rule = embarrassment to tle people of the neighborhood in judgment already roferred to, and substantially upon the 7 A 1d, tpinicn atk an Tree be the uptetns “Courts tor | Which the oxtenaion was '0 be made, and that it nai the jadgment, after all, weighet in the balance, is re- | Of mecessity, be so constructed as to endanger life se- pues 40 the opinion of one Bran peal, ficheige riovsly. Mr. Parker, of Cayuga, said he was astonished diNY, Lot very impressive of wisdom when apptied to ealndhvanatcc otc law 18 Tantary term, 1835, the | “at Now York members abould oppage the granting of Supreme Court, through Chief Justice Marshall, refused | "2 !'ttle ctrele” to # rattroad corporation, Mr. Cregan ‘to take up the case3.of the Mayor, &c.. 0° New York va, | sinartly waswered this wiih the observation thut it was George Miln end George Briser ¥s. the Commotwealtn | not at ail surprising that “a Jittle circle,” or ithe Bank of Kentucky (0 Voters 85), becange the eonrt was | Tailrosd ring,” should favor +e lite railroad grant” to “nor full,” in coosequmes of the resigoation of Justice | te Third avenue lino, and added that if action on the F THE HERALD. New York, Feb. 12, 1367. *{m your Albany letter in to-day’s edition your re- Porter says ‘that at the recent convention, of doctors held at that city the subject of vivisection was debated at length, with a view to defeating the passage of the merciful bill now before the Legislature introduced by this socety,” and for the following reasons:—"They declare that their experiments on living animals are absolutel7 necessary for the education of medical stu- dents as well as the advancement of science, We have no tight, they coolly say, to cot up live men, and we must rip up dumb animals in order to demonstrate theories which in no other way can be verified."’ “It is @ mistake, they assert, to suppose that animals. liquors as a beverage. Amending the charter of the Germania Life Josurance pany. Authorizing the construction of au iron canal bridge in aterford To continue the charter of the Chenango Savings Bank. ‘To establish the Hudson River State Hospital for insane, Vesting United States jurisdiction over certain lands 1p we Kk Pro Episcopal Public New York Protestant Epi Schools to cer'ain gores of land, For relief of Eaward Cunard, an alien. Anthorizing the town of Jamaica to borrow $6,000 to build a Town Hall, Authorizing the Grand Street and Newtown Railroad Conmey to charge the same fare as the Brooklyn City ilo Incorporating the Board of Domesti: Migsionwof the Reformet Provestant Datch Church. _ Authorizing Dutchess eounty to borrow money to pur- chase a site for the Hudson River Insaue Asylum, For = — tt of holders of mortgage bonds of tho real an F ‘Tw cunilrm the acts of the Father Mathew Temperanos Society ef Brooklyn. 7 ee ee act for the proven of the spread of rin her states that she may recove:, but the utmost care will be Fequired to reach such adesired result, Lester has leftfor 4 its unknown. The police wre jo search of him, ‘ad he made hie appearance a: Pleasant Valley on Vou- day night he would have been instantly killed bee infuriated inhabitants, 1t 1s hoped that he will be brought to justice. i oe ae romania! agrsehyadiats a a ‘0 ie boats Tan together near Miltop on Monday, an: one of them was instantly reduc-d to a complote wreck. No oue was was hurt. ‘THR ICE ROAT RACK. It would not be prudent to make any calcolations on fm ice boat race this season. The weather hus again id_the ice in the river is dangerous, The Snowflake and Flash both ran im tho river yestorday- afternoon, and the owner of the former had a narrow es eape from drowning, Recovering from his mishap be started with his boat northward; gad, when !ast seen, was rounding Crum Elbow, four miles north, The race: ‘will certamly not come off on Wednesday, — FIRE, A most destructive fire cecurred about one o’clock. i terday morning, im the exteos ve woollen clos mnflis situated at Glentiam, Dutchess county. involving atoss of $50,000 and $60,080. The fire orizinated in the drying room, and rapidiy extended to the woul and Wasurscron, Bb. 12, 1867. ‘The following is the opinion vemdered to-day by Chief Justice Carter, for himgelf and assecinies Olin, Wiley ‘and Fisher, in the case of a motion by Allon B, azruder and others to rescind a vale of the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia requiring applicants for admission ‘to practice In the Court to take und subscribe the test enn: — ‘Thie is s motion en the wpplication of Mr. Allen B. ‘Magruder and others for admission to the -bar, connected ‘with @ motion to rescind the rule which provides that esch applicant for admission to the bar shall, before be- fog adiitted, take aud subscribe the following oagh :— 1, —- —, do solemnly ——- that I have never voluntarily Borne aris aguimst the United Staces since 1 have been a ever: that T have voluntarily wlven.no ald. eountes sel oF encouragement to persons ¢: 2 that T have m eo d, nor a! Cig fareiions ae 4 rv. under any sul! ., “eul rf Sostty wo the nied Slates via Thave Iie grelded vaeel enpport. to avy. prei wernment, ‘suthiariv Power of conaiitution. within tie Union weskee bore lA OF Ie fala thereto. And I do further —— shat, 40 the be<i Of College at Alfort, “to give norizing tho Union Village and Ji nville Rail- carding room. The whole es‘ablishment would say knowledge and ably: 1 will sumort-and defend the | Duvall. This contruveryy of judicial opinion, largely | Dill would, only be ceferred he would procure buudreds | 124 ompany Uo tse forty-six pount rails one more feble Hustration of the caltoueness and love | been consumed had it rot been for the excelleat steam: ‘$rdomenic® that | will hear sea ‘bd allegjance to | Judgment that fue qaeation in eoutyoversy isu involved | _ These objections ugainst the bill enused a slight breeze | ,, Authorlzme. the purchase-of # steam tro engine for | of boodshred and tortura which ultimately supplant he | arrangenienta for extinguishing res which are con- ne; that! take this ebligahon re Wathout litle: i é y | @mong the-veterans, who gathered together whispering he villag wpe. a merey in minds of tl nected with the establishment. 6 wool and carding Beat sisereation or purpose 6 evaalgg ang "chat wi | wt poatical considerations, nd to ponder is cutnently | or gouuceling on ihe sadyect, On the'vate theerampn | 7? covsoldate the Jordag Academy and Free School | studeuts—tho anteoiing mirth that folly woars at sight | rooms contained about seventy-five tuo sand pounds of district No, 4, town of E'bridge. SYMPATHY FOR THE CRETANS, of the tearful eye—the compressed teeth—the pitiful woo! ready for carding, which was entiraiy destroyed, ae expression—the frantic struggle—the groan of agony, wellas some very valuable new machinery lately put Well and faithtully disousrge, the ng oF the, ofice on elp me Se rt eral, aes Power ol the uuLon, and the Jaw-inak ng power which | Was with the veterans (although some of the young re- created it be consulted in its moditication or repeul. | prdiicans went the other way), who passed the Dill to The consiteration of the subject. in the order of the fis 4 , siage preceding @ Ubind reading, It 4a threate The Assembly resolutions, expressing sympathy for | or the scream of dread and torture, sounding like acry | up. The building was insured for over $500,000. eligible to adtaission, oath, His \ ‘ ther any, | eieny. i edu h , . Bistory in this connection as tendered by uimsel!, makes Re ratadnwe sie Here Serene, Bo laaenen soe ee ee ee Tile’ PRAVILS:GE OF THE FLOOR GRANTED To ToRacK GuertEY. | 10 FAY, on one of those occasions, “worn out in the eer- CONVICTION OF A MURDERER, dum 4s ciuz'a of the District of Columbia, immédiace.y | BOF furGdNidicw ton, The motion ts denied. |, priideayiaonibinhediacs vets de co ol © moiloa of. Mumows the prwvileges of the Senay | Vio of mankind, ‘uaving’ unfortunately retained tito Da oeaiawn; Bel poh akan antecedent to the outbreak of the rebellion, anda mem | visgeexpressil in hs own Iapguage. ine opinion of | informed you over two wecks ago that au under. | Were voted to Horaoe Greeley during his atay im Albany. | throughout the | fiendish ordeat, and looking liko | arbert Teufel, the manderer 0! Capiain Joseph Wiley, Berar the bar of thesfurmer circuit court; and as such | tie Supreme Court uf the Unived states fell, heenid, tar | standing bad been come to between the democrats aud gn. RARBE. BRED OR, seats porer made by the hand of God; with loi0s | on the Deluware canal, in November last, was to-day atrorey ‘under the obiization of the followine oath, | shor, ot compelling the Circuit Court of the District to | many of the young republicans, and Lnow reiterate the { |, Mr. Lext moved a resolution calling upon the Harlem ape, skin torn and ploughed by red hot irons, | convicted of murdor in the firs. degree, ‘which he took and subscribed on the 12th of December, Bride amissfoners for a detailed statement of tae | and riddled by seatons; tendons severed; hoot- Si ‘i " " ” | aiatoment. The aptaconisin in the House between young . e a9 eigenen nice: peat 4 ee eat or Me- | nd old repablicanisin i quite strong, and. there is an | Dfogress of the work and pan uF upon the same, ean han ates ek aa oe Pron aay yn cheated Died. ty Tdo solemnly swear that I will support the constitutto; : : t arrangement between the democrats and the former : ¢ . eed. . y / deo United Stites: that i donot held myselt Jo alleg Fa eed Oe ee en ag erodes | to work tovetter agalust the sippuond ring of ihe | _ 38f. O'Doxxsrx introduced a Will applying the Metro- ving, only to show thove, vresent what dexterity had | | Rowax On Tuesday. February 12, Jowx Mice fe the King or Queen of Grew: Britain, und that T will well | So Ore the constitution as the supreme law of te iand, | ancients Tho bargain chus sad to exist is that in re- | pollian Excise law to the town of Youkers lone betore deaih toox place. “The effect,” he adda, steels ess. bap thelh ets bnel lary Ann Rowan,, end truly Donate end demena myself im the oilies of at- Sarader in taking arms nevis the federal govern. | tura for the decocraus voing aguinst caval and railroad FORE URE OF KAJLE'AD CHARTERS. ‘of these fearful repetitions of cra Ityon the minds of | aged 15 years and 3 m - fi hus father’: ee ee rat daclared this ected’ G @ federal govern: | te tne young reputlicana are to work acwinst tie pro. | Mr. Low introduced a bill providing tit any rallroad | the students may be judged of trom the sang foul ot a | ‘The !dneral will take placo from his father's residence, Gor anal decare ther i balieve 13 toe Ohviatinn align, Tee eee eo aay ence ty | posed etnmission Jobs tor the alty of New nis |} which does nob expend gen per cant within aeveo. years | Student whe was frink & horse's nose, af he confeayed, || No. 6 Rapclyes street, South Brockiya, on Tnunday It also appears from his own statement thut about the | owed aliegiutice first wo Virginia an next to tuo Veited | 13 anther cauge of the sudden unpopelarity of com. | {ron iho date,of ite charter, or completo the road within | for pastime’ | ity were othe ianiiyare wapoottally ioviiehieahaate ‘Ame of the inauguation of the robeliion, aud beiore tue | States—a dual fealty. ‘fo admit him would be a ucediess | wlssiouship, ton years, shi forfeit its charter, Adjourned, eens (an tha paravas rilummanng teartarinaiens [For pie beep abe Pasa secession of Virginia, he transferred himseif fro:n tins | farce. ; a CELE EIEDS : : tfgo proved or exploded, rendering turth~ ec si ' “ | PRE STEERER RIE 4 a vod deal of comment in political circles, Asnembiy. U exp |, rendering further torture, Jurisdiction to that S{ate, where he became ap officer in are exciting a goo J , according to the most distingnished physiolocists of | = — = ae af a suc Z a] , and th? appointment of eowmittees of the Seuate and b, 12M. ie phy: ol pp Ferg hag nesetdiceapiveetoniyc i tapenatangayg THE CONNOLLY-RENSEDY IMBROGLIO, =| {iSombiy vo wake an invesvigation Is sud to have en , : __ Ansar, Feb. 12—M- | ancient and modern times. utterly uscless. In supportof | MESCE:MLANICOUS, d troy this government. sp Ailivagtdtee tol . ee COMMETISE 10 INVESTIGATE THE MANAGEMENT OF THE C:xAL8, | this askertion desire to offer a few only of the tasti- i 1B GING oie The reason he assigns for the violation of his oath to sup- mennbaeeee gn vupieasant commotion among tho canal. «fficial reget ie ; (AN 2xteacr From THe oiNcINNaTI ComMed. ‘per: the conelisution of the United sieber as eniattorpey came eee District Police Coure. | There's som thing cus.oua ia the sudden proposed vea- | Tho SrraxeR announced the following committee | Monies which I have at my command. Sir Charles Bell | ae Wrgia torcant Chiat Octane na T cadareaun ht pad Scene at the Fourth istrict Police Court. | yiytion of this canal corruption, waich 18 said to have under the joint resolution to investigate the conduct of med against experiments ov living animals, -‘as not ClaAln Stas chcive oF Viretnta’ cae Fosine. ts, The absence of Justice Kolly from the city yesterday | ex).ted for years unmolested, and to have been known only cruel, but .cading to no usofnl results, not as easily piers Gear i men ae ae Broun fealty, The tere slutemont af his cee ae Pare | arcenoon introduced a new phase into the curprising | to some o: the very men who now play the rl: of grand | livers and persons connected with the management of 0 fed oy operating on dead eubjec's.’ “:Coofusion is Tho Cincinnatl Commercint of the 27th uitimo contains tn 6, be dome m - te . a i ons #,”” he says, ‘and I am justifies s by himself, would seem to make it impossible for any | conflict between the magistracy and the police, imtro- age ed Cor a gat ae ee the State canais:—Measr. Bristol, H. Smith, Gridley, DE that thjs monster is vivisection olin. un | # New York correspondence the following allusion to 4 federa! court to incorporate him among iis oilicers The assumption of state soveregniy and tho paramount duty of the citizen wo the State is old as a Pretence in justification for resistance to federal nu- thority, having been chiefly used as means to that end; Dat as an hovest conviction of intelligent judament it has been eptertzined by but few. The proposition that @ part is greater than the whole, and that the govern- ‘ment of the United Siates only existed at the will of one of one of irs members, is incapable of bolief, and simply argues that the vovernment of the United States never existed; or, of it bad existence, had not vitality for velf- Preservation. Che disqualification of the applicant for ad- Wission is made more significant, if possible, by his @enclination and failare to sav that in taking ‘Whe oath to support the constitution ef the United States fm contemplation of adm‘ssion to the bar of thie court, he would regard itas binding bim aud his conscience 4m paramount uuty to this government, The essential absurdity of the position that a State in conflict with the federal power is + emer? Uhan the nation, and duty to « the State greater than duty to the nation, which was put foth prior to the rebellion chiefly as a speculative ‘Means to the destruction of the federal — bey a wuiepar Hoge bods and whipped out ‘every body oire of @unilar hallucination by five years of bloody war, and by ‘he sacritice Millspaugh and N. 8. Clark. BILLS PASSED, To amend an act relative to the Chenango and Susque- banna Valley Railroad Company. empowering it to apply for appra'sal lands, To define the objects of -the State institution for the blind and to provide for its managem ‘nt. To authorize t.e Common Council of Utica to borrow money for city purposes, and provides for the payment of the same. ‘40 improve the Newbarg City Water Works. For a stenographer in the Fifth jud.cial district, To change the game of the New York Commercial As:ociation to New York Prodace Exchange. To extend the time for the coustruction of the Lebanon Springs Ratiroad, ‘TAE CONFTITUTIONAL CONVRNTION. The Constitutions! Convention bill was mado the special order for Thorsday. i ‘ Mr. Mnise,ven oflered -a- concurrent Terolntion that when the House adjourn on Priday it be to the 25th ingt., at seven o'clock P; M.- Laid ovér.’ Adjourned, HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, BEVERAGE OF HEALTH: — “Tt may interest Cincinni author of a treatise on physiology, wholly condemns vivisecuon, Dr, George Wilson say: im every depar'ment of physiological inquiry, where the mutilation of animals bas been resorted to, the same unvaried round of discrepancy and error prevails." A Director of one of the imperal schoois of France re: ewing the long series of vivisections, exc!aims, “Is there one of the experiments Ihave described which produced for hunwnity any advantage commensu- Tate with the suffering they bave occasioned? I have no hesitation in replying in the negative.” Louget, after | years fof slaughter, conforsed “that all his Tacuiries tended to mislead in their application to hnman beings.” Abrrne'hy pronounces these dissectors as * by minded fellows ” Sir Astley Cooper, who was at one time a great experimenter on living animals, nowhero attributes bis fame or. skill to shis cause. Galen assoris “that nothing can be more fallacious than these experi- ments” And, iinaily, I come to that détestabie monster Mayendie, who, after tormenting the lives out of some 400 of heaven’s creatures witu bis own infernal band, shortly betore bis death advised his friends against vivisection, frankly avowing ‘that no true physician. would consult any surgeon who obtdined his Knowledge: from sv uncertain a source, and. one which would be so Bore (0 misiéad @ duced by the order of the Superintedoat of Potice, pub- | of tho Canal’ Boards from the awarding of con- lished on Saturday morn.ng last. In acknowledgment of | tracts for repairs to the matter of claims for * damages cansed by breaks, It is alleged that & similar courtesy on mofo than ono occasion extended Canal Board, has been in cobusion with attorne: to hima, Justice Connotly, ot the request of his associate, | and contractors, given out jobs im a corrupt manucr, came into the Fourth District Police Court in the after- | realized therefrotn largo sums of money, It is also siated that (he claim business has been attended with noon to preside, At the timeof his reaching court there | t16 most Iuwefaced #windling, and instavees are men- were two prisoners in the box charged with some trivial | tioned of men whose land sustained slight dama; ofvmee. One of these was In charge of an officer of tho | overttowing and accidents of that kind obtaining thou- Twenty-second precinct, and he, it appeors, leat sands of dollars wher» a few bundreds wou'd have ing that Justice C_nnolly was ¢itting, ob.ain repaired the damaxe, and eveu sufficed to purchase the permission from the sergeant of ihe court squad } entire property. Bills of this kind were paid, t is said, detailed for duty there to remove his prisoner, | through the iufluonce of certain prominent men, who and was about doing so when Justice Connolly, to wuom + recoived a handsome share of the sums thus siolen information of the intended proceeding bad been coa- | from the treasury. But these “irregularities,” as I bavo veyed, interfered, and peremptorily forbade such re- | already stated, have been known to exist for a long moval, at the same time demanding to know from the | time, and the reason ‘they are now dragged ‘before the oflicer by what authority be dered attempt withdrawing | Public is @ mystery 10 many peopls. It is proper, @ prizoner from the jurisdiction of thecourt. The oflicer | perhaps, to give one of the expianations which { have stated in exp!azation that he bad the permission of the | beard. According to this the canal investigation has sergeant. Inquiry was then made for tne sergeant, who. | been urged ‘by some of the fricnds of ‘Judge Noab appearing in answer to the summons of Justice Connoliy, | Davis as of chastisement for the opposition of tae Ahe.order of the Superintendent as the cause canal Met to that gentlemen's elevator to senatorial his divided alleciance. Addressing both officers, Juatica | honors Others asaort that {7 is the maueions contrivance Connolty kaid substantially as follows:—‘1am aware of | of disappointed contractors and eXpellod snperinion- 4 to know that a new bever. age laas recently been introduced here which promises te rival, if not supplant lager, double X, and any quantity of similar throat Inbricators now #0 popular i@'the United | States. The new drink has, moreover, quite a respectable Prestige as being of sanitary value, and, in fact, brings f from Europe an exalted repute which appears to justify the aseumption of its name-—Biere de Sante de Hoff, or Hois Beer of Health, or Hoff's Gesundbeite Bler, Across the water it has for eighteen years been secuimulating repu- tatfon, untif its annual convumption, both as a borersge and remedy, has reached tho handsome aggregate’ of from fifteen to eighteen nillions of dotiles, Mr. J Hoff, the proprietor, hax opened ‘an Ameriein byaiith office in this city, at No. 2 Broadway, Amother name: for | y Fially, as to the measures which are always taken to about a million of men. will - | the promulgation of the urder to which yor refer, but as | dems; Others that it is the otfspring of members of the a ys taken prearsroi esived ee the ee, of his rod " 4 T recognize tho right of every citizen arrested to | old ring kicked out by thore now 1m the enjoyment of Suxpay ScHoou Ustow,-Ihe monthly meeting of the — Tn =— mee ravens open ts ser fai in. = this beer is *Hofs Malt Extra,’ from which it is easy te j wage and iunnmerable good things oath in question did mot exist, it would be at caaiae theiie jaro le for the Court to give the applicant admission ‘tothe bar. This leads us to the consideration of the motion to rescind the first rale of this court, adopted ‘March 23, 1863, in order that the several perties named ‘tm the motion may be admitted as members of the bar ‘without first taking the oath prescribed by that rule. 1 ‘understand the motion to be based substantial! soe the assumption that the oath is unconstitutional; that Me unconstitutionality has been determined by the Su- ‘Prome Court, and-that that determination is mandatory pon the judgment of this Court, That it is un- fonstitutional because it is e pe Sob, ond fim the nature of a penalty. It is a fundamental rule ‘hat to autvorize a court to pronounce a law unconstitu- Sional, the fault of the law should be clear, and its vio- Astion of tho constitution unembarrassed by doubt, BDeference to the deliberat ons and judgment of the iaw- ‘making and co ordinate branch of the government pot only recommends this rule, but makes it imperative, be immediately conveved before the moarest magistrate, | the tmmenso Tcannot permit any imfriugement of this right in my | pertaining to presence, or with my knowledge. Aware of the peculiar | bers of tho comm ttecs appointed this morning to make position jo which you are oth piaced, I am | the investigavon ‘aré Senators Stanford, Grbsoa and H. wilting in this inetance to overlook the offence of which | C. Murphy, and Assembiyimen Bristol, H..Suutb, Grid- you have beeu guilty, not only 3 againet the guarded | ley, Millspangh and W. 8. Clarke Amivac these are Tights of the citizen, but the dignity of this court. In | Uiree democrats—Murphy, sllspaugh and Clarke. It is futaro, however, you will understand that no similar | said that Senstor Stanford aud Assemblyman Hristo! are offence witl be pormitied to go unpunished, I will allow | determined to probe the whole affair to the bottom, and no person so offending to longer exercise any authority as } will not stand any whitewashing process, The venorabie an officer of this be a much as I would regret the | Benton, Canal Auditor, was in the Honse during its ses- necessity will commit him or them ”” sion this morningyn close consultation with De Witt.C. To the prisoner, who was charged with being drunk— J Lituejobn, aud had the pleasure of listening toa mild” “T have to imtorm you, sir, that after this moment you | attack ou the Canal Board made by Harry Genet, of are illegally detained for the offence upon which you | your city. have now been arrested. Should any further restraint THE TONG ISLAND RAUROAD wot. be imposed upon you, you will have a right of action | has given nse to so m & against all who hold you in durence, no matter where | calls for some notice at they may convey you, and can recover in dainagos for | bebalf of Oliver Charlick. President of the Long Isiand any loss or inconvenience you may suder thereby,” | Raiiroad Company, introduced the bill at un early stago Sunday School Union, which was held on Monday even- ing atthe Hanson place Baptist church, was attended by delegates from thirty different schools. Mr. A A. ‘Smith presided. A general discussion took place as to the best means of securing the atiention of the childrep at Sabbath school, and of impros-ing oa the mind of the child the instruction imparted by the teacher, The ne- ceszity for simplicity in illustrating the lessons om tho blackboard was argued by Mr. Pardee He favored the iden that brief sentences upon a board s*cured attention, |) when talking or, preaching to achild fa‘ied. Whatever might be the ledson of the day, a key note from it would be found most usetul in placing upon the board so as to b» in constant view of the scholar, Various propositions concarting with the views of that gentleman were made, and iio meeting adjourned, West Point Cavsramr.—The Hon. John W. Hunter, Member of Congress (rom he Third Congressional dis- infer what the principal materi ils are of which if ts don. pounded; bat it i different xs o beverage from all other- malt preparations, as it iu almost free from alcohol, and therefore neither intoxtesting nor irritating; ae it promotes’ digestion; as it contains more nutriment than porter, ale oy the strongest beer; besides It is of so excellent and palatable a taste that those who once bezin coatinue iia use, and fine j that it really preserves the heaith. It is not for us to praise sit as a remedy; that belongs to the profession; but every one 1s obliged to think highly of it, ns ft ie known ‘hat there ex- ists tor the sick and suffering no othor strengthening gemody which unites to an agreesble taste the most nonri«biag v this society have been witnesses lately of vivisections, by the removal of the bran of the creatore and then Te sorting to measures go continue life, 1n one of the colleges of this city, and no anwsthetic was employed, and was so admitted by the operaor at the time. In an- other instance adog was put under the influence of chloroform, or ether, and the: spleen corupletely re- moved from the body, tnrough a great incivion made therein, after which it was sewn up and the animal kept alve so Jong as iteould survive the dreadful mu' ton. Are beaven’s, living creatures perpetually to be thus tormented in order to afford a bloody pasti:ae for boys who inatter life are to bo entra: with the most sacred interesis¢ of society—their sensibilities biuntea almost to the degree of wild beasts; and that, too, when, as I have shown, no honest plea of necessity ex- 1sts fur go doing? Shalt just and mercifal legislation be denied these speechiess and defeneetess chattels of man- kind simply to tndulge the student with the repetition of to the t.me of the publication of tho recent opinion { Thus the matter ended, Of the session. 1¢ contained provisions for the 1 trict, has (he appointmont this year of one cadet for the | olt practical tragedy? Will lugistators close their ears | ¢ and wi w , RB of the capital stock of tui , with c P 9 frecta, and which, while it pleases the palate, strengtheus Piss majority of the Supreme Court, this court, from Steet 7 Dencactembabes pod if Charlick & Co.) of eal vip Mays * | Wost Point Military Academy, This appointment will | to the ogonszing groans of those creatures to which they és ene « a ‘the time of the adoption of the rule, bas entertained no doubt of its Onppissationsliiy, or of its propriety and necessity. ‘he only doubt now existing in this regard bas been raised by the expression of the opinion of the majority of that court. It fs said to be er pow facto, and in the pature of a grou. Lat us inquire.” The penalty for what act? A w after what act? Does it propose to inflict an addi- ‘ional penalty for the treason committed, or sitnply to leave the traiior where the treason left him—in the enjoyment of all the ordinary and natural estates of the ehuzen? The ex p st facto penalty contemplated by law is @ new Benalty prescribed for previous crime; 4 new henent for an old transgression. Does this rule do that? If it does, it is by withholding a privilege ‘that the party never had, and that does not iain to the estate of ordinary citizenstip. @ fact in the premises, which it is objected is ca poet ©, is the office of attorney with ite privileges aud Immunities as a member of this bar—a fact which the my, never bad and is now for the first time seeking. condition to the enjoyment of the oilice complained of here, instead of being atter the fact, precedes it, and de reaily complained of as an obsiacle WML The oath, instead of being a penaity, is simply among the evi- + @ences of fitness for hp nye id tie estate im ‘Prospect, which, among otber tests, this court has seen Bt to impose for tue protection of the morale of the bat end the integrity ef the government, This view of the mature and constitutional character of this rule is @ufficientiy satistacvory to our mind without the eid even of the acknowledged constitutional of Congress to make retroactive laws. Str) unnecessary to discnse, in the ligut of this argu- ‘ment, the efect of the parton, inasmuch as it ts not owe *o much of their happiness and, permit a petition, however numerousty signed, to supplant the merciful appeal of this society? 1 trust not, ave the honor to be your most rere sorvant, be given the yout in that district who cen show on examination the hi¢hest qualifications, moraliy, phy- sically and imtelectualiy. Tne feld is open for competi- tion.” Candidates for the cadetship should address: the r applications in writing to the Mayor's office, The exam- ining committee arg Mojor General Siocum, Rey. Dr. the whole aystero.” HOFP'S MALT EXPRACT DEPOT, U2 BROADWAY. PRICE, $6 PER DOZEN. Delivered to any part of this city or suburbs.tree of charge. A meeting of the Board of Pol Justices was held cars and repairs to the n here, natued Haynes, Jast night at the Astor House, to consiger the late order hac a Coptract to carry | of Superintendent Kennedy respecting the disposition of | the mails between S 1d Greenport, in conuec: prisoners in the ap town precincts, There were proseng y Yon with Le Lovg wt Riairoad trains, Last summer “ Py ; Shari 0 y Justices Connoliy, president; Shandidy, Kelley, Dodgo, itr Oe oe eee eh Misage wore tweed twoscr tye | Storrs and Dr. 3. S, Thorn, Hogan and Ledwith, At about half-past elght o'clock | per cent on the road, and this change had such a damag- Lavine ov 4 Conxer Stoxx.—The corner stche of a the mesting sAjousned to the tombs, when resolutions oaiee wi ces pina aed bea yer of xyhunupl’ | mew German Protestant church was Ind on Monday 2 submitted and adopted ti m torney | © w . id their froig! ‘ er pluested Go lato the Heard as “iar ined | by steamers from Now York rather’ than yieid to what | alternoon, with the usual ceremonies, on Middie street, adviser, whether the late order of the Superin- | they considered a gross imposition. fhe effect of this | between Fifth and Sixth avenues, The pastor of the tendent be binding upon tho police foree, and f Was to take away trem Mr. Haynes a lange aud lucrative | congregat’ a, Rev. J. A, Reidsepash, officiated, assisted whether the magistrates exempted: from ita ‘opera. | trade that he had in the conveyance of froigtt from Say | by the Rev. Mr. Hab bie, of the Kighteenth street Metho- tion are obliged to assume the extra dut'os imposed | Harbor 10 Greeaport, This so incensed bim that | distchureb. A numerous assemblage of persons was upon them by the practical saspension at certain times | be resolved to have revenge, and when the | present upon the occasion, of the, butiiess of the Fourth District Police Court; — Papel a cae cohen = bP! a A Piucky Womax--A Pickrocget Dereatep,—Yester- ol ‘of the meeti ‘3 te er , ‘ag beer tio of aie tho sure | Saft, of Suffolk concty, proved the biti, on | day aftornogn Mma Reilly, residing at No 282 Court the ground that the company did not give decent accom. | street, while riding in a car on that thoroughfare meticed * modations to the public aud was undoverving of any i Constractive Arrest of Superintendent Kem- | j,,o7, i is said tha’ to induce his friends to vote against | ‘W° Men silting beside her who were acting toa very nedy. the measures, Mr. nes represented that there was | *"spictous manner, On arriving at the corner of Stato Justice Dowling yesterday, In answer to a complaint | money to be made by the bill, and that {t would be | Street the meu hurriedly left the car, and shortly there. of Mr. Police Justice Michael Connolly, addressed a note | foolish to lot the thing pass without having » fuger in a rye ee that her gechee had been Sinutieendens vies the pie. In justice to Mr. Haynes { should add what be ed of a pocketbook containing $: he imme- | Sesostris; go thut after a time the sailors came to bless 3 Ww chic oeneot vend requirirg his appearance at indignantly denies this imputation. Howevor, an im- | ‘lately suspected the two parties referred to of having | the name o. the designer of the lighthouse, while they heed eh: ead ar tak” tee aie ean clock, 10 | pression got abroad that greenbacks were at the bottom | Ween the thieves, and, alighting from the cars, hurried | never tought of tho king by whose order’ it had been peony anya et he loiter piaces the Super- | of the atair, and the consequence was (hat when the bill | After then tn pursuit, he soon overteok one of thom, | erecied, He spoke of that legend. to illnetrate the fact sntendont constructively under arrest, camo up in its order most of ihe democrats and | 9nd boldly seizing him by the wrist demanded her proper- | chat Sesoetris, by Lis acts, had made that work hie own. many mpublicans voted against it. in the meantime | ty. The fellow attempted to tree himseli from her grasp, | (he speaker then proceeded t» answer the of Oliver ‘Charlick bad come up and had an explao- | Dut being unable yo do so without becoming too demon- | «Whai does each one own? What can oneown?? He atfon with Mr, Haynes, with whieh the acer | strative, floally dosisied and sad: “I'l give you your } wished to rescue that much abused term, “Money ts the was satisied, Haynes was assured that the focrease of | Pocketbook—don't have me arrested.” He thereapoa | root of all evil,” fromcontumely, Is was mot the root |. | I + Dr. Thompson. The Rev. Alexander Thompson, D, D., delivered ou interesiing and cioquent lecture last evening, at ihe Ke- formed Dutch church on Sixth avenue, opposite Amity ‘street, upon the subject of “His Own to Each One,” to a very fair sized audience. Inopening bis subject the speaker referred to the great lighthouse at Alexandria. Egypt, which was built by the direction of Ptolemy, one of the chietiains of Al the Great, into whose power Egypi fell at tne ition of the Macedonian em- pire, and said that on it was inscrioed “King Ptolemy; lw ihe gods; to the deliverers, for the benefit of the sailors,” but that when the panet ow whieh what ingerip- tion was placed had become worn away by time, on the hard rock behind it was found the name of the builder, —PERRYS FAMILY OINTMENT T8 CURING HUN. +, dreds daily of Burns. Scalis, Gathered Bresica, Sore les, Rheumatisin, Sores, Chilblains: ue, ods &c. Price 2 cents. Sold by all druggies. 57 Chatham street. Try this invaluable eure, UTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ORTAT Is New York and other States, without publeity or foe ile dvorce granted. Consuitation free, HOWES, Aitoroey and Counsellor, 78 Nasewn street. ARGAINS.—WATERFALLS $3, SINGLE CURLS $) three Puif: $4 Grecian Carls $k. Everything chaap wh PECKHAM'S Uair Kuauars, I Grand street, near Cowerye. New York, apd corner Fo 1 south Ninth sureets, Wile = saasbare. HalrSire-sing Weenis, Out this out, NORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTEO NAILS, &C., CURED without pan by Dr. RIE, 68 Bowery, dank building. P Corn Ann.dilator W cous. rg ‘ Coes BUNIONS, ENLARG Disets Wroad: ses of the rect cared by ! WVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM TOR cours of dis and other States without publicity oF few - Advance. Cruelty, drunkeaness or desertion cance #nai ‘eat, Atlee Free ; KING, Counsellor at Law, 912 Broxdway part office of a parton to create, in a criminal, | The Bark Cuba Aground on East Bunk—! Fates on the railroad bad been dons without Charli k's | “elivered the pocketbuok and contents over to Mrs. | of all evil; at is the love of it. oo 8 iar bend a bran m/e nn va pod a prado A ‘with his crime, rey ‘that ne is Expected to Go to Pieces. aa sanction, and that the old rates hed been resumed. On pee 2 who was compeited to release him as there was | ownership. Peoplo may possess lands, but p 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, GREENWICH AND id not beforé pessess. But it ts insisied that the an- ‘The bark Cuba, of this Teft pier 17 Rast river Jearving this, Mr. Haynes coased bis opposition, and | 20 officer or citizen tn the viciuity to whom she cold | own them. Tho title deed conveys to you “to have and Murtay streetsy where you will hind Teas, Coffees. Fis, ‘eonstitutionality of this rule bas been determined by * port, left pier early | endeavored 10 got bis friends to do likowise, But the | #pply for assisiance ai that moment, Tue rascal conse- | 19 hold,” 40 fur a you cam, #0 long as you ean, but Ho | Flour and evoryth ny else cheaper tam any slotw ia New the Supreme Court, which determinaiion is m yesterday morning for Havana, with a valuable cargo | “friends” got the idea that Haynes bad boon ttn,” | quently escaped arrose. longer.” That vested o can be nouling but bow cade au aee D es @ this court. "In ascertaining what the Supreme | on board. She was being towed out by a steam tug, a | Md that they, too, would have to be “seen” before they Fine, —The alarm of fire which occurred about balf- | tenantry. Do you fancy you own the ‘HE OCCASION OF PAIN. . has determined, the first guide to judgment is the would vote for the bill. The most solema assurances to | hast one A. M. yesterday, was caused by the burning of | tiful prospect, ‘the balmy breczes, eunsbige? T Wit! “Impurities. Yer, wherever these settle ot lose Propolier, and at about eight o'clock im the morning, | the contrary failed to remove this impression, and hence the it of the case that. the Supreme Court had The beggur enjoys them as well. You poe! gate, body, there they occasion pain und distress, ounsideration ‘Defore thom. If the case before them defues the limits when near Sandy Hook, met a heavy drift of ice, which | the vote stocd against tho bill. It ony shows how eager | ® Shanty in Righard p t, south Brooklyn, owned by | he outside. The palmy breath of your x —-— @f their opinion thas court has uct decided the | surronnded the sotew of the tagbost and put it com. | some of these 1 legislators are after the apoile, aud | Richard O'Brien. The buriding, togother with the far- | senses os well as yours. If you are full bow can you ‘The apparently different diseases proceed from ve other gage Defore uz The caso decided by the Su- | pletely oat of working onter. The tug then became un- | how keon thy will bo after a real ‘‘soent” whecever | nitare, was vntively consumed, involving a toss Of | take in more? Vet there iva million times tore than | Source. ‘ourt was the case of an existing mem- | manageable and rendered, of course, no service what- | there is one. One ol the New York members is raid to Se er in the Liverpool Insurance Company | you can enjoy. No weeny atoms can be the property ‘To get roliet and acure is aneasy matter. All ywu haves their bar, The case before us is the case | ever to the bark, which, alter beating about for some | NAVe asserted that there were $25,000 floating around | for # of any one man. Hel not by rig: is only the | to qos to procure of the application of the parties for edmtssion to the | time, was at last «tranded on the Fast Bank, where, soon to promote the bill, Oharlick ‘and bis frieads repel Sxarne.—There was good skating yesterday on the | pr'tenc> of ownership. ou do not own, in any sense, — ‘The case in the Supreme Coort was a privilege in | after, her keel was stove in, and at tatost accounis | these assertions, while Haynes laughs at the idea, aud | Cayitoline and other skating rinks, and the symbols dig. | thst for which you bave not paid, nor that for which BRARDERTR'S PILLS, posséstion. The case before us is a privilege in pros- deci: the Supreme Court involved a rment from the bar, the decision here in- the bar. It may be said of the e it was 0 W i eco, calls the Long Island Railroad jine a “poor house coo- a you have unde The old proverb bas it that “It is Deviy built vessel beleciec ee (o Byccee, She was * | Cerm.’” A republican member sums up his opinion on | played to that etioct throughont the city were greoted | ery nan to yar tut a dead horses” but that cuite often Street, aud was commanded by an old sonfaring man, | the subject thus:—% You might 48 weil expect to draw hundreds who flocked to the enjoyment of that | appeared to be the case with a live une. Giving @ pro- Captain Suudbery. No lives were lost, but it is sup- | Water from a stono or extract bieod from a turnip as get | favorite sport, ‘mise was vastly more easy than to keep it’ Wealth was pozed that the cargo, which was of considerable value | mouey out of Charlick.” AN ALLEGED Buraiar ww Cvstopr.—A young man pores ‘and the endeavor t obtain the former was and partly tasured, will, if not completely lost, be at all | The Proceedings to-vlay in both houses have not been | named John Doyle was taken into custody yestorday | Put an ambition for the fatter, and not, as some say, events greatly damaged and will no doubt draw heavily | Particalarly interesting. In tho Senate the bulkhead Y | mere greed. It developer 9 noble culture for the beaut | on the already overburdened respoasibility of marine | #Ub via railroad scheme was introduced by Senator Wil- | afternoon by the polico of the Forty-third precinet, on a | ful and the true; for beautiful was made as the qesurers, bor, and there was @ diseussidn of the Pawnbrokers’ bil | charge of burglary, It ts alleged that the prisoner was | light for the eye, The mext thing to being a jalior of published in your paper this morning. The Assembly | one of a gang Who burgiarioasly entered the store of Mr, | men was to be @ jailor of millions. The strvggle after Barning of the Brig T. W. Rowia: Narrow | Was occupied almost alo,ether with genoral orders, Charles “ain, corner of Italay street and Hamilton aye. | wealth denotes the man, Blessings on honest labor, it be weil questioned whether it would bo Eecape of the Crew, - 4 the legislative iseve pre- vd ~ BOARD OF PURTIC Works, nue, South Brooklyn, on Moncay night, and stole titteen | The speaker then referred to Greece, and said that that ‘The brig T. W. Rowland, of thi der Three members of the Senate Municipal Committee | hams therefrom. ‘Doyle, who is eighteen years old, and | land was not owned by the men of to-day, but was the Ceteide of the immee Uk Tank He onl ones Do eT. Ww. 5 is port, under command | met this afternoon, and, after a ceeson lastine Git eight | a driver by occupation, was locked up to await an exam ty of such men as Pericles and Phidius, Lag api Zonsidered ua the expression of opinion by eminent judges. ; f C#Pialn Ber-y, sailed from Savannah on the Bd imet., | o'clock, agreed to report the Public Works bili to- | ination before Justice Buckley. He is said to be an old tothe painting of Michael Angelo and Raphael, he sal aestion reasaine to. be im this copnec- | bound for Carthayena, About eleven o'clock the same | MOrrew. Sevators Andrews aud Leut favor tue meus- | offender, that no one naked or thought who urged them to accom. 100 of the Sepreme eee ie night it was di:covered the vesset was on fire, when | [f° wR OE -“Cnancep wrra Graxp Larceny.—The police of the | Plish their great works, but wo -all recognize which ate infallible as removers of impurities, and conse quently certaln cnrers of discase, becauss they remove mie impurities (rom the boweis and the blood, CURE OF INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, ‘SaNG Suna, Jan, 45, 1°67, Dr, Braxpaera:— For some years [ have bean subject to attacks of Infam- matory rhetimatiam, which usuuily come on every three or four months. My physieians were of the Lighes: reputation. By their advice [ took colcitcum, cttrie acid and other cote- brated remedies, but none relieved me or shortened !he attacks. which hated for weeks ai a tue. In my last astack T coneiuded to ‘our famous Pilla. L was lying yan J ; roving the severest palys in my feet a m cin deseribe, siz pilla was so effective that io a few hours the pain and swelling sensihiy abated, aud in forty. right hours was all gone, and I waa cured have bad ne return. ‘Yar pardon = case before ee Fm Lage oe w expounded majority of the Court, is simply an ‘exposition of the ase the, before them it is not analogous with the cases et & Zz 3 FS g & g WJ ‘the! The hook which the point, jer tis mandatory upon the jadgment Of | ovorything that might possibly tend t res { bs arty these, wore Pe 1 said gou this testi tha benefit of others who, his cour. ‘This question io 0 be dotersriged by the | Hames was done by the brew, sho worked tee saan A lot of republican politicians bave arrived to-dag to | Forty-third preciuct yesterday afternoon arrested Michael | painter gave to’ Mary when she looked, | in | sutvering {na eteatiar manuer may know how they cau nt cerien Took after commission bills and appowntments for harbor | Grant, aged twenty-five years, who stands charged w! the dim light of the Rethiehem caveru, in the face relatiot we w ul e ¥ nm > arged wit! ne egal relation of this tribuaal to that, to make their de- | the whole of the might. Sui psequontly it was ascertained | masters and outlier ollices to be do by the Governor. grand larceny. Grant, as Heged, was implicated jn pis of her firet born was that which existed in bis dream of upon the judgment of this court. In | the fire bad got complete control of th i 5 : the outer Geunitlon'eg tas’ actnctiyh, Seay tame wave. | Camerae P hangag Lag he ship, aud then, MOMMOVATHIC SOUIPTY, Feeont roblety at tho Columbia stores, Co.umbia. street, the Madouna, and was emphatically his own, = The nd the narrowest ‘The Homeopathic Soviety commenced ts annual sea- apoaker then’ teferred to notable examples of public ivon by act of Congress, aud regalated by she rigut of | ancut thrve hours they were jortunately fallen in with | COCugs was the adoption of a preawble and resolution | Cry charge of boing coucorued in the thet their own, among witch, he said, would stand as tend : All three x obler, truer, purer, manhood, UW) Sppeal, and confoesedly does not vxiend 1 the subject | py the schooner Catharine Heysr, Cantata Poleage frac, | denouncibg as false and wifuiry sianderous the reported | Wit brobably have a hearing before Justice Buckley kas | ig. develop a nobler, truer, purer, wnahoo, Live nan * - a yer, i 1 remarks of Dr. Willard Parker at meeti of the y this ‘the hero and martyr Abraham Lneoto, Ine ry di. ender consideration, | if there wax any doabt mpon | Savannah for New York, aud were lauded at this port | Oia School Medieat scecigy to. tin meetine OF the | moruiny. rection a tans own neblowement tioned (0 ‘ee i, this polut, tha: doubt has been renoved by the repeated esterdsy mornit The T. W. Kowh iad: Yorne Mov’ , UN WAN ns decisions of tha: emi me yes i ~¥ : ow laud was laden with } April last the Hommopathic Dispensary did apply to tho Baooxiy Yorn Mov'a Camietian Associatios,—A | gither for glory of for sonme, No man could be for. WOUDBUEN GRANGE, | ons va: ctminent tribunal In ex parte Botr, | timber and lumber, was regisiered 366 tour now measures Motropolitan Koard of Heaith for poral Meas. claim: | regular monthly meeting of this Association was held | to act differentiy from whathe chose, In the words of sed from the author's manascript ant advs Oth Wheaton, Chi f ots, Shimon of the amet. aig ustio® Marrhall, delivering the | mem, and was built at eauket, L A, 10 180%, {ag they could aave eigdty or niacty per cont of ChOlORS Seneca, “Ho that knows how to dio cau never be com. 18 PUBLISH) Tis DAY BY am respectfully yours, J. G. DUDLEY TAS PILLS are sold by sll droggtsts, an a0 fice. Mrandreth Hoare, New York. BRANDRETH Ih white letters oa the govern uch bot. W ILULAM HOWITES NEW ROC ae patients; that they wore a tarce, wealthy and influential avenue and | Beiled." 8. PRTEESON & BLOM ERS, spores was ae aeNe, of am Atomvay sof greatin. | Phe Steamer Elle Knight Cut Throng by | tines of citlzads, ond devited » eyara'e hospi, where | Galtain place. The President, Mr. B. 1, Barker, pro. | Penierectenieartcinentieee | am CUS NT SPREE PHILADELD NIA, Fiermmsy depend on ix Sxercin. Tito eer | lee The Schooner Gurinod Wrecked in | they would be free from the sarverilauce of the alio | vided, and at eight o'vlock the meeting was opened with | INAUGURATION OF A BUST OF LINCOLN AT LOUISVILLE, AND US Od SALE UY FA. NR sought not to prisiously iskey fromm, o0 | Chemapeake Bay. rarhic inspectors; that twas decided to give them gep- | the usual devotiounl exercises, Tho secretary read the a, WOCUBURN UHANGROA story of Ene ‘other hand it is oxtremoly desirable tha the respects. Raurimoxn, Feb, 12, 1867, | MIC Wards ta each hoepital; and, finally, Wey ebal | names of Wo bundrud new members admitted during Locrevinus, Feb, 12,1807 | ay witiam Howitt. oi ‘ ed, and that ‘te hat Jenged the alfopathists tw triai f vise Cases of nth, afi on ” vodneed Colonel . Henry’: "4 in green and Wine moreevo cloth, price $5, 6. ~ f some discretion or Wome bjoate some The steamer Killa Knight, which eatod yosterday } cholera, but they failo\ to mute ant sppenrange, Tho | Mephuha Root, of New York, whos nad CRE 1 oe véeorny terreprergf Parner ro inp Hi a at atihn ne Deexervises wut mee! 16 | toe Petersburg, Va., was cut through by the tee off Furt | resolutions say tha: Or. Parker was reported in. the | “Chelatianized “Amuuien,”? usual discussion of the | Colt Was Inaug’ See a 1 ghe wa BOUBARLEG TORENS BOR -Oomg! tit snuat Te oxervised, mod no | Carroll and ruth ashore on Sparrow's Point to keep her | Z7#iwme as.making iloe alleyations; that hey beliove | eemy followed, “Rev. ar. Beikiey, the actuary, gaveun | The hall-eas densoly crowded hy aeelect audience, with | WORKS OF CU vibis DiC Se, Me tacts tribunal ean decide in a ense of temural trom the bee st op he made them, and that they’ azo without nny founda | account of what lad boca lone by the Amoo ation dar: 4 w large proportion of Inlies, Governor Bramietto pree | INES gat of eereanse a, the Sours tial, aif from einking, Bbe has on board # ralvabie cargo, and | tion » fret. iin vet fog tho month; shorty alter which the meeting ad> | wide, and gave An seccount Of the fife of vie sou Iptor, FRESC! ab ggg +e MASTER=In six ensy lexan. : . it soasi ° ered a oD te n delleucy of fans. | $8 reported to bave soven feet of water in the hold, At the session vening the President delivered bis {irre pemicniee uae ® Buimerous attendapes of o 3 By WITHOUT A MASTER.—In sig, eudy lossone a native of Kepiucky, Alterwards be nugeiled the bust, whicb elicited the approbation of the audicnce as Snortarren Cavont ix Tae Act.—Yesterday afternoon | a work of art, Ex-Attorney General Speod was intro Posing its authority, and would do #0 oly In & pinin cave, Steam tugs have gone to her ageistance, The paseengora | @Onuai adaress iT Jobn 1, Tiilinghast (ch 108) ‘were taken off and bave returned here, — coun alee, eter; 108) tne | Pere taken OM And SAV TONNE RES tan Kev, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. {wo woumon entered ine store of afrs Quincey, a1 206 | duced, and delivered an address which waa on push. “a happiest efforts 1a out easy terran 5 wun TAN WITHOUT A MASTER. —In five euny lesscina. ne the Ne was wrecked in Chesapenke off Poplar isiand during ab of his ile, His eulogy of the mart; ith Woe pdb ef sathseay tobe, aad inthe To Uhtee.fetbouse A Fuiton etreet, and undor the pretence of purebusing | peeltenc was apprpriate, impronsive ad we thc ate PY ALIN WITHOUT A MASTER.10 six casy lessons, 2) water. One of the crew, named Rarton, of Philndet- Seuni degan to examine some goods,’ Oye of the clerks in the } lime, aad #as received ‘with unbounded adiniration | a it'Wonvelth, Price male ee was drowned. The captain was rescued, a Auman, Feb. 12, 1967. estaviishment, not wether likiMk their appearance, | Geverais Thomas and Davis followed with atew appro | © “Any one or all of the above five lan ‘ing in the rigging eight hours. There was Pernare, era wotched ine two visitors, aud finally dete: ‘one of remarks. The baud played ot intervals, apaone wisbout @ tencher, with the ui Suranee on the yose y them jn handing a bundle of yarn over ‘othe viher, | Rupsequenuy ibe bust. was Fomoved to the Custor ys! ih TS eee heamcanlbareiay had ’ - By Mr. T. Monrny--To require the Harlem Raviroad | wr, secret! it ucdor ber suaw! and walked away. Ati | Mouse valldine, and placed permanently on a padestal cee MigTe GIES. OF LOVE, COURTSHIP ANi> " Company to tanuel Fourth avenue wherever practicable, Forty-fiest precinct was instantly gum the of Law Library, the United | Their vox i and physical vintions, FIRE AT RUTLA from Ninety-fourth atrect south, : moned Beg inrreated Ln woman wie reroatoed In hms Siases escort tiring eastward. : fittest both ieies havi nd Pea sive . . ir com) Lb nd wire. obs yaa. ass: ation Richartooa's vicck, on OLE amb noabe Dy Mr, Panaoxs—For © fomalo howe of refuge in | Hor natn xs Marner Oe enetee cosa mes Mary ELECTION FOR SUPERVISCR IN BINGHAMTON. Pree oe Three capes for 8 ‘a Sreucet & Caraptet, ‘boot and whoe dealers; J. &, Mo- | Rochester; also iwo remongirances againct the Roches | Ryan. She was held to anawer, saasial N.Y, 12,1 ecat to any 4 tree F poste On rene ps OF Br & Tutte, feasien eds alas sha cloth fom y ter Police bill. Tue Kinos Couxty Amwy asp Navy Ustow Assoota * ‘Address all orders to ae f] in the ratio candidate for Su} rene MEM. | Dy Mr. Caxrmet—For additional piers and elipe Jo | tox.—A special meeting of thie sesociation was held | pay ren ware ye major, nica tte on PKAOR & BR Most of’ the goods 08 Chestn $4,000; the sBwrance 85,000 a the Conal district jp New York Inet eveping as room No, 9 County Court House, Colonel £ since Jeet fail of 200° And they will raceive tanesiabe akeution,