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NIGHT AND MORNING

Twas vain sleep stood aloof; -afrsid
To grapple with my spirits might;
And thus whilst resIlessly laid.
gentle gimmcring Of light
Crept DER the curiained pane-then stoe
Audaeiously into the room,
And, lighting with moonbeans the whole.
At length dispelPd nights genial gloom
Which, gathering up its sable cloak,
Reiterated from its enemy,
Slowly submitting to The yoke
OF the young Mornings mastery.
Blu; oft, ere day light fully shone,
Night seem'd TO pause, as though it griev'd.
Like dear friend, to part from one
Whose spirit il had not relies'd
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$780, 600 additional appropriation is required to
give our relatire naval strength, compared with
France and Great Britain. $3,5O0000 per annum
quired for ten years. attain and keep aoat such
force.
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For pleasantness expedition and certainty IS infinite
other the of the ITCH;
eeran in lis aon that has failed in ore instance
whatever, Of ectasly curing disagreeabe disorder in
night BY application only tsugh applied thousands
the United States does contain the least particle Of Mercury
may applied greatest safety the delicate lady
during the tendere infants. Que box is for
grown person. and divided cures children For sale by
NATHAN II. GRAHAM
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ONSATURDAY, BOTH JAN. WAS PUB

= T.
ZINE OF the Society for the Diffusion of Ufl Knospledge
ILLU srRATIONS IN PART Birmingham;
Waterfall of Go ling Hyax, Hall of Justice, Alham
Granada; Course OF Hey Comet the Fixed Stars;
Egyptian vuures North Ireland CASTILLO Move,
and Castle of SAINT Elmo Naples Harbour Street. Kingston,
Jamaica; Glasgow, with Sockwe Bridge from the South Bank
TroDgate street, Glasgow.
In order NIGH the number. of entire
year. first volume closed with the Supplement Dec 81 1882
published with Title and lhdex, bound either cloth
half bndng price 81 s. The second volume containing the
whole OF year 1885, also bound match the with
Index Te-price g The third volume containing he whole
1884 completedprce 81 The three volumes
are cmbeli<hed with ia engravngs.
also Parts S. and 81 ENCYCLOPEDIA of the Society
for he Diffusion Of sefn Kno Wedge.
The FIRST and third volumes complete and
had uniformly and handsomely bound in cloth sheep at e
per volume.
The Office Penny Magazine and Penny Cyclopada is
s. Cedar where booksellers and dealers be supplied
with which have hecn published Any of either
work may be had separate.
The publisher does employ authorize TO solicit
p,vment in advance for any works published by him.
In o4-6-3t VIM. JACKSON, So Cedar street.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Ooe No. 4S Nassau street, beeen and Spruce
opposite DR.. Springs Church. basement story


NEWY0RKLIFEI NSURANCE& TRUST
C0MPANY-Perons effect insurances with this Com
pany their lives Others and either for the
whole Iteration Of e for limited period The payments Il
premium may be either made annually, in gross
Prennir hum Irdd for oncuc
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TOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. &c
IL DIR Low EMAN'S Balm of Gi,ead Balm j. medicine of
efficacy and healing properties has been established mp
wards Of forty years. and recommended by the highest medical
characters long standing Coughs Aihmas Hoarseness and
affections of The Lzngs Splitting Of Blood night swes &c S
possesses all the astonishing of the
highest of perfection and should always be used when there
Of recovery from the obove distressing diseases lis
reputation and invaluable properties too we'll known
que any further comment For sale by Patrick Dckie AIS
Broadway; j. Syme 65 Bowerv, and by p Burnet &C. SO
Greenwichst. Price 50 cents per bottle. jan 26-n
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OEMEDY FOR FRECKLES..Thls remedy . !. a
II dryery Of DR. Michaux Professor of Anatomy Flanders
M believed 10 be one OF The articles discovered for the
Fcke ana other obstinate erption sfthe skin For sale whole
.ae and rrtal at HOPPERS S64 Broadwayor Dr. CUlONS
- ...- p.,~ - IA tr.,J street jan l5-tf
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DERSIAN SWEET BAGS.-An invoice of Edes
manufacture celebrated for seeming Trunks DRIVERS, &c.
rendering For
or single one, by RUSHTON ASPINwALL,
dec I6 g William and ITO Broadway
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SUPERVISORY BANDAGES.-A general
- men articles for sale Noe Ann jan p

u Seminal Wesknes:e Wke irfiision he Kidneys: bid
der Urinary Glands Psss in The Lons and
all venerea of ong standing be speedily cured by the
only battle of Dr. Homes Magnnm Bonum
materials, which has stoed the
xpence and should De used all by
sons femle troubled with The above diseases in all
their different stages For sale by A. Under Sc Beekman,
William; j. Colvll jr 43S Broadway, of isroene E.
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VI Indian for the RheumaismThis Poandra OH is the
essential oil extracted from the Polanira and nfable
for that distressing disorder. the rheumatism in all its stages
Fer sale by p Burne Co., $40 Greenwich street, two dso be-
Spring. Patrick Dicki AIS Broadway. of LpeEard
street; j. SyBe 63 Bowey, of Walker and Dr.
Csuo Grand the Bowery Prce 81 jan 5f
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MEDICAL AID.-DR. GLOVER sPprine

Iv1 public thht he continues 10 he Consulted IN
manner his Office where his attention devoted 10 the
tratna aud cure Of delicate Diseases in their different
stages A.o Gleet Structures Gonorrhea Seminal Weakness
Ulcer, OF long standing ard all diseases arising from impury OF
the blood and such baed the skill Of Surgeons less
enced in this branch Of the profession Strangers apprsed hs
Dr. Glover having completed the regular Of study,
hi. degree Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia therefore de
sire not among the number Of those advertising
md putting DOCTORS whose found In pub
cprnt
He viii found at his Office. No Ann street, Broadway
second door from Mlsuem any hour during the
day eveng uu o'clock There entrances TO hi,
office the through his store the second being the thd doeI
rom the Museum through private entrance his Office door
izn8
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<yENUINE HARLEM OLLIE irperted and for sale
III 81 Broadway
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trust, upon which interest will be allowed follows:
s'' ':' sum over TO- :'''''' g. months ss1al e:
TRUSTEES.
Thomas W. Ludlow Isaac Bronson, Jonathan Goodhue,
VIM Is. Lawrence, Peter Remsel, James Mcbride,
Jacob Lorillard Stephen Warren, John Rathbsne il.
John Duer, james Kent, p. @. Stuyvesant,
s. Van Reas,sIl.er, n DeSerea s'A'' siephn @Ansy
John u. Cosiar, Benz ksoNe John j. Astor
Thos Sdem, Guan C. verplanck, Beuj. Swan
Jno. Masou Cornelius w. Lawrence.
- WIN BARD, President.
:. n U. JOHNSTON. Physician TO the Company. sep 9-ly
EREENNVICH COAL YARDS.-sss Hudson
ALL LAwT0N respectfully inform their friends and the con-
of Anthracite Coal they daily receiving cargoes
o % q uer would eli
particularly the Spohn and Gate Veins From their
menis this they feel satisfied they viii be able 10 give sasfe
ton 10 consumers both as TO quality and price.
Orders strictly attended to-
Orders received BY DE Camp Co 81 Wall street; or A.
&c. F.. Jan 2iI JOHN W. LAYTON feb 2-f
LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAL discharging from ship
IL Waverly at Mmrsys wharf, Codee Hous slip, first quality
all lowered into the hold Orders left board at 81 Wall St,
attended TO immediately feb 2-3t
NDERSON'S RHEUMATIC DROPS-A for the
nAamaiory and Chronic Rheumatism can be had only l47
Thompson This invaluable medicine, called Andersons
Rheumatic Drops for the above disease has cured and all
who have fortunate take of which
above disease and who the time Of taking the above Drops
entirely helpless and whose limbs were greatly swollen and
tored have days been able attend he door BUSH
viger. feb 2-Im'
EUMiGATING PAsTILEs, and the Imperial Incense
rooms. psrior, churches. NC &c Tor 81. w the msnufserer
isss Dr. LEWIS FEGcHTwaNGER, 81 Broadwas.
F. "a
jan25 ST. Broadway.
nNsATURDAY, BOTH JAN. WAS PUB
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY A. 1886.
COUGHS, COUGHS.-CORBYN's COUGH Lozen-

COUGHS, COUGHS.7CORBYN,S COUGH Lozen-
These Lzengers universally allowed, by ply
highest standing to be Of the best preparations
Coug Colds Ashmas &c. offered public; many thou
sand have experienced their happy and sanitary effects
OF whom have been by aaic and coumpve complaints
expecoraton. and tendency inflammation
OF the lungs hotne difficulty Of breathing gene
raj oppression which interrupts respiration &c Price 50 cents
per box single box will be found su lent
obstinate For sale by o. COLSY, chemist &c ISL Pearl
of Frankfort ST. Franklin Square, only agent for the
city. ian 27-lmk
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CPTCE BITTERS.-Those Biters have been long ceie-

SPICE BlTTERS.-Those Bitter: have been long eeie-
ed fer their peculiar virtue in foyng and strengthening
he .omaeh they procure appetite and help Digestion weeien
and purify the blood remove distractions and are iound sey use
RENEWING al scobuic and beching and are great pre-
against and They useful all seasons
ofihe but more particularly the spring by brseng the
be and preventing that dagreabe stessness and
arising too frequently from relaxation On the approach OF warm
,rs.,her Prepared and Sold wholesale and rea,by 90
novI6 NATHAN T. GRAHAM SO Cedsr-s'.N York.
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Magn tic Odonca inlabe for the
restoring the teeth and health and beatty arreng
deoaed teeth and purifying and weetenng the
Dr. Sman Magnetic Oionica the
patron1ed by the medical faraly highest reputation and
merit rightly bestowed where truth and Justice demand and
every of intelligent thinking should use il
The ingredients of which Dr. Smans Magnetic Odonca
posed perfectly harmless and is health preseyer of the
teeth and mouth and lover good value
their teeth ami wish them should be without
sale by r. Barnet &c., $40 Greenwich street,
Spring. Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway; and by J. Syme
corner OF walker street. Price 81. ian4-U
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THE OLD GALEN's HEAD, Z r,

EVANS superior method Of curing certain disease, !. I'm
eiv this city, Also, Glee Strictures Fstu-
las and diseases arising from the Impurities Of the blood Thu
strength his charges reasonable and the warranted per
feet without confinement hindance from and 10
.a cases cured few days without particle OF Mercury.
Sirasre may possibly experience difficulty in making choice
Dr e. respectfully soci CALL which will enable them 70
.e their iucme-his experience in extensive Hospitals
America years. will he confident enable him TO give
s who favor him with their confidence
ilnl Is
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Force atlOat and building.
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Ships of line. Frigdtes. Shops. 8
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The DHFERENcE.-In Boston, one Kneeland. a most
inpuden nfde Of the anti-matrmonia school, has been
several times convicted of blasphemy and indecency
before jury of his country In New York. the Infidels
of the stamp Kneeland trying to get Grand
Jury to indict editor for defending Christianity and
exposing their horrible conduct
We understand that the grand jury sitting, was
applied to by Bachelor, backed by Day. who pays the
expenses to procure an Indictment against for libel
The grand jury yesterday took up the subject smiled
to each other-looked moment at Judas Iscariot
Bachelor, and dismissed his application with contempt
Poor Bachelor then picked up his hat-went in the
Park and examined with critical 0ye the various trees
which stand up idling away their time like SO many
lazy ruscals. After time, he selected tree, put
the broad arrow of Indely upon it, and intends hang
himself on Saturday next, precisely at 10 o'clock
The time which elapses between to-day and Saturday.
will be spent in writing his "Last words and Dying
Speech" which will be published in the Herald on
Saturday morning. also his Confession at the foot of
the tree" Benjamin III. Day will be the Marshall on
that OCCASION and all the Fanny Wright In6deIs the
chief mourners. Next Mondays Herald will contain
full account of the ceremonies that interesting
casion Re quescat tn pace.
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GENERAL SESSIONS Wednesday-Present the Re-
corder-Aldermen Ferris and Benson.-Margaret Tur-
ner, Conelia Latin, and Eliza Brown alias Jacklis,
three Unlocking blacks, were put tn the bar for grano
larceny in stealing from the house of Mr. Merle, No.
Wooster street, quantity of silver ware, consisting of
plate TO the value Of 500 The house entered
through the basement the night of the Sd Of October
last and the articles stolen hererom. The goods
sold at house in Wlett street, near Broome. One
of the persons implicated in the theft and the who
sold the stolen property have not been arrested In
their examination the police when arrested, (which
made separately they confirmed every respect
the statement ef each other They were found guilty.
All are old offenders, and are all well known to the
officers.
VIM Brown alias " Rise and Flutter," Edward PRIME
alias Prime John Harvey, and Joseph Lawrence alias
Portuguese Joe, charged with burglary in the
third degree in breaking into the house of Mr.. Walter
b. Townsend, No. 80 Madison street. The cellar door
was forced ia, and the property IN question stolen
thererom, consisting of silver spoons, table and tea,
a shawl, cloak jacket knives and forks and other ar
cles enumerated to the value OF fourteen dollars and
upwards. John Baker a witness, testified that he
passing along Madison street, he saw the cellar
door Of Dr. Townsends house open, and the prisoners
coming out with bundle. Rise & Flutter was wait
ing outside. He watched them and followed them to
the house CT Jacobs, in Orange straei where they
were sold He then informed Mr.. Lyons, who and
obtained the stolen property. Mr. Townsend found a
part of his goods in the police Office, whittier Mr. Ly
ons had brought them.
John Harvey, Of the prisoners, stated that Mr.
Baker had opened the cellar door. All his statements
tended TO mplicate Mr. Baker, and to give him rather
bad character. Harvey also stated that Baker had
cut the inner door, that they could raise the hook
side. Guilty. But Edward Prime was sent to the
house of refuge until he could be to sea- being only
10 years Of age
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fIEscHI IN LOVE Madame d., the wife of grand
dgnitary attached to the Court of Peers obtained per
mission to see F., and in long conversation with him,
treaed nm with Kindness and consideration Fieschi
became enamoured Of the lady with all the fervour of
first love. His Imagination clothes her in the charms
colours, and qualities of you'll He talks of her dur
ing the day, and dreams of her during the night His
nasnes OF madness are subdued into touching and
amiable melancholy. He has become quite q Werter
like sort ola man." and has doubt made deep inn
preston upon every eighteen-year old heart in Paris
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10 SPESDID LIrHoGRAPH is getting up respect
ing the burning of the Exchange, by Robinson, 4s Court
land street. 1t is preparing by Hoy, SO Cedar street.
We saw it yesterday in its ncpent state. IL will be
splendid We recognized the faces Of Col. Webb whom
we once knew Col King. Police Justice Lounds, Po-
lice Officer Merritt High Constable Hays, Quick, Chief
Engineer, and many other gentlemen who took dis
tinsuished part in subdung the flames. We would
have gazeted in this paragraph Philip Hone, ExMayor,
but we don't like the man, and yet cant tell why.
Can any else tell
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HANDSOME PREsEsrs.-Hambn is doing wonders.
He presented the other day. fine gold watch to Mr..
Flynn, as mark of his respect "Catchng the living
manners as they rise" Col Sims, the Bowery Theatre
boot-back, presented to the celebrated Jim Grow,
(Mr. Rice,) clam shell snuff box, sugar watch, and
an oakuu guard chain. The Colonel tells every
about the Bowery-"my watch will keep good time
as dat oh Hamblin. Massa, don't you tink de hunts
upl" holding out his hand for his dollar On hearing
this, Hambln, determined not to be outdone BY Colo
mel and Boots" started on his legs, and presented
something to Mrs. Flynn, but have not heard WHAT
something nice, doubt.
Hambn now stands ahead of Col. Sims" one' by
the marker. Boots" try again" never give nothen
upr'
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IRISH BuLL.-The Great Agitator's autograph, il
will readily be supposed in great request. One gen.
ing the usual demand: "just a few lines, and your
name" OConnelrs patience gone and he senr
the following refusal:-@ Sir, am so lormented by an
pcations for my autograph, that make rule never
TO give one. Yours, &c. Daniel OCoppell. /,
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u Hannington's Diorama will continue open during
the whole of this week.

SnoT Strugges.-From passenger who left ALBANY
on Sunday morning ia the mail, learn that the task
OF making progress through the required almost
Sunday morning, until p. M. yesterday in reaching
Peekskil between Fishkill and Peepskil the snow was
in some places nearly twenty feet Deep with cru, on
the top strong enough bear up the seIghs when the
passengers got out, but the horses broke through and
had to be dug out several times On one occasion The
passengers in the mail and accommodation stages four
teen in number, drew them both distance of seve,
miles, taking the mail first, and then going back for the
accommodation. On Sunday night being perfectly
worn out with fatigue and cold they were Obliged to
leave the seighs in the road and got lodging where
they could among the farm houses
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letter from Washington 80 hear to-dav tba,
the Indians marching fifteen hundred srong 10 The
capital OF Florida. Mr. White delegate from that ter
ritory, has just arrived from home, and is in great an
prshenson upon the subject-blood is flowing and the
greatest outrages have been perpetrated.n
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SIAMmERING CURED.-In our advertising columns
will be found announcement by Henry Wells, of a
new and complete method of curing impediments in
speech Mr.. Wells himself afflicted from his youth
with stammering He tried all systems without effect.
The mode he now uses, is originating in his own
experience-the true Baconian method of inductive
philosophy.
We recommend persons afflicted with the disorder,
try Mr. Wells.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wood, the vocalists, leave Boston i'm
medlacly to fulfill engagements in this City, Baltimore
and Washington After doing so, they 60 through
short engagement at the Park Theatre and then en-
bark for England
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ImPoRrASr.-The Qneen of England has got the
itch. So says the Stars Liverpool correspond dent
Shelton Mckenzie, l.. l.. d., F. X. s., A. s. s. HE'S
Scoschman, and ought to know. We Scotchmen are
looking up in the world.
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~ In tine interesting trial of Daniel Sullivan for the
murder of his wife, the hasty manner in which the
port prepared precluded the possibility of noticing
it, it should have BEEN To the interchangeable exer-
tons Of J. A. Morr, Esq., Sullivan doubtless in
debted for the verdict rendered The defence he set
up, Of unexpected by any present and
the cautious skul in which he conducted the
examination Of the witnesses, did him infinite credit.
Mr. Henry p. Edwards in summing up for the defence,
made speech replete with powerful arguments, and
thrilling interest. Mr. Phoenix for the prosecution left
nothing undone that could the ends justice and
il is due his high character TO saw that he urged
upon the and jury, nothing than actual
ly necessary and in accordance with the painful duty
he had to perform. The charge by Judge Edwards
clear and luminous, and in it he recaptuated and
mented upon every item of testimony addoced.
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Private Correspoadence.1



The Party met last night in the Assembly Cham
Der to decide whom they should support for the Office
Of Canal Commissioner, which office has been
by the resignation of Mr. Redfed. There was strong
muster. But there many refractory members
They thought fit to nominate John Bowman. There
considerable opposition to this by some of the wes
tern members But they Gained dswn by
oblique threat of the application of the SCREWS.
Bowman accordingly elected this morning. The
election Of an Attorney General takes place on Tues
day next
The bill relating the granting loan, &C., for The
relief Of the Insurance Companies and others who
sufferers by the late fire. in fair way Of speedily
passing They read third time in the House of
Assembly this morning. There much discussion.
MIR. Cutting from New York proposed an amendment
the effect that the subject of the loan be again laid
before the Assembly for their Hewa
defeated. The merchants all the qsn rire re-
spectng the French question. They looking anx-
iously for Special Message from the President. 1t is
showing tremendously, and above knee deep. The
members all clustering in the Lobby, not daring to
venture out.
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BET.-" When is the Post Office coming down
towni' asked Hudson of us, in his News Room
@Never.s sIt will" "Il bet you a cup of coffee
and cracker that Amos Kendall will consent"
"PIl go you said Hudson where shall we have it ~
At the Custom House Hotel, corner of Nassau and
Pine street." "Why tberel" because they have
some Of the best pies and old heese ever tasted"
Done" "Done."
The Post Office will never go back to Wall street,
and yet we are not sure but it ought go. The
chants paw nine tenths Of its revenue. We're not sci
fish, but we're I'D saucy," the rascally news
bows say.
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AccIDESr BY AN AyAIANcH.-A man yesterday,
walking along the side walk of Pearl street. was knock
ed down, and nearly deprived of life by an immense
avalanche, which from the top OF hig building
as if il had been from the Alps themselves.
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THE LAST OF THE HUMBUGs.-Hamblin's gag last
night at the Bowery.
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u We understand that public discussion is pre-
pairing between Doctor Sleigh and George Houston,
Esqure-he former for the truths of Christianty-the
latter against them. Ii will be recollected thai Mr.
Houston first established sceptic paper in this city
bat his species of scepticism of philosophical
kind-quite the of the lcentious immoral doc
trines of Fanny Wright.
philosophical discussion this subject, avoiding
personalities, may be interesting and important.