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The wsAhsr today Il decidedly disagressbls ~ to
gloom over the city, and now that the volunteers
have gone, there Il scarcely loop left to hang para
graph upon.
The subscription in aid Of the voluntssrs and the f.
miles left destitute by their departure only amounts to
paltry $4,000 and citizens to bestow little
consideration upon the subject that 1t will probably
reach $4,000, the amount contributed by the ct
Of the little town of Posvle for tina relief of sin
gle company The day set apart for the ladies produced
very lttle owing the incsmency of the weather The
committee int setting apart another day for this pur
pose some time next week.
The spirit Of volunteering for the is not extinct
for there are many hundreds here anxious to CO. and
company forming, in expectation that another
requston upon Pennsy lvania will shortly be made The
report that Capt MAYORS company has been accepted
appears be correct Information has just been
ceived from Washington to that effect
The lever among musical amateurs u kept up by
the constant succession OF concerts Henri Herr had
last week That oil Svori fxed for this evening though
probably diminished in numbers by the peng rain, will
attract audience composed mostly OF critical judges
of music kwhcse applause will be Of value than
the class who usually frequent our saloons.
The Musical Fund Society have announced grand
concert to come of thu 22d, and engaged Mr. Herr
and Sgnoa Pice for the occasion. The Sonia Eroica
Of Beethoven and overture the Midsummer Nights
Dream by Mendelsshon among the pieces to be per-
formed by the orchestra.
The opera of Leonora has been brought out at the
Walnut street theatre in fine style and the seguins were
never in better voice.
sales Of Stocks at Phiiadelpf,aa.
FIRST BoARp-S Pennsylvania Bank 1854; Ksns;ngton
Bank 81; 1000 Lehigh In crest 81; 900 u B. Loan Ga 49,
oe zoo State 5s cash. 6s $500 Lehgh interest," al Sso
Arm sALEsmsSo Lehigh Interest ST. is.coo State S.
/. SECOND BoARp -I33 State SIS 81
AFTER BoARD-75o state 5s GO; 10 Vicksburg, Ga.
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Passengers Arrived,

LIvERPooL-Ship Franconia-P Ross and lady Canada;
J Lohmas NYork, and 900 in steerage.
GLAsoow-Bark Ann Harey-0 Richardson, Virginia;
Miss Anderson, Ga.gow; J Crawford, do; r. Bell do:
Miss Jamison, Canada; Miss Gardner Carolina; A Y
Gardner, do and 81 IN xteerage.
RIO JANE!Ro-Bark Katheen-Mr Berlin, Phila; Cspt
Labrow, Bait.
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S.' ~ 81 |: - :;:; =
yysS.'; sc: :s I:
e I: :ssl; s:3i:s s :;.e 1S s!ass. E:.y H K.
Si "a "a S ::a ,ss o.: ta
Brig Josph. Maye. days from Cazdcnss with sus,r 10
the master Len Ses Ellen Frsnes for Pcsfisnd idSi a.
Boston, sailed days before. "
sehr Eagle fecknor. n days from Csraeos with salr 70
w lie
schr Governor Leonard. days from Portsmouth,, NH,
sehr Leoy Bede days from Charleston, with cotton
to h Post. s.U n.
Bremen bark Jehan George. 0srkin from Bremen. with
Belgian bark Stats 8 days from Antwerp, with mdss
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

vincents Lima Collins Demsrara: Pontney, Msust nis
de Janeo; schrs Maria Johnson NYork; Ann amh 6itb
do; Adams; Bake, Providence.
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NEW oaIEAxs. Dee. 1--we sss>sd n eur rspezt %
csived on the day prsyieus had induced helds 70 or
was again the saturday and The salss amounted
20 es06 bales at decline Of &c. on al qualities Yes
terday the market opened heavily and with very gem
srsl disposition TO realize; but the upward tendency Of
frerhts together with the dculy Of negotistinG Ex
change buyers from stepping forward freely
SO that tho business did not exceed $500 bales at prices
still further in favor Of purchasers The same causes
conspred against the market today and the sales only
reached 3500 bales at further reduction, in many In
stances OF DC per lb the market closing with an ev
dent downward tendency The demand 10 confined to
the Low Rradss whilst the better qualities are entirely
neRlectsd and the decline the latter psrhsps more
ssrou ely marked Our quotations have been amended
20 o. 10 conform to the actual stss Of the market The
total receipts ct oil the ports since the l Of September
exhibit falling Of compared with last year OF no.
aO3 bales The exports Great Britain during the same
period show deficiency Of 1850 those to France Of
bales and those to other foreign ports OF 724 bales
The deficiency In the receipts at this port against last
year amounts ats bales The sales Of the past
three days. which amount to " 500 bales are included
in the following paIticulars5s bales at 9Nc $50 DO at
j 81 at lliS; 500 at s sos at ~; SEQ at sN CSC at
81 at on 100 at % 900 at s 50 at ss lo4 at ~; lss
at 9a ~ at 9A 45o at0; 10 at 10; loA at e 40
70 at e,S IO4 at .; s lis at 1916; 80 at 9S 81
at ss 100 at e, 100 at 9 sc at9; $50 at l0A 500 at
Lilo; 800 81 500 on; ITO at 9s and $50 at nae.
per 10 Liverpool classification. Louisiana and Mis-
siasppi-Ordinary 90 81 middling %; good mid
ding ga Oh middling fair go 81 fair ~ 1914 good
fair lOl, IL: good and inc a
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Domestic Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. The -four market continues very
dull and unsettled Sales of Howard brands 81
Sc Wheat has declined about cts under the news
Sales of good to prime reds "a to 80 cts Large sales Of
white U.s. and yellow 90 Oats - cts Rye
60 cts. Whisksy 2l1s 223s cts.
BUFFALO. Dec. s-The foreign news by the Caledonia
at Boston, ceved yesterday varies the aspect Of the
market somewhat Flour has fallen from previous quo
tations, with extraordinary demand. There have
cago wheat, in store, equal quantities. at 66lc; 1000
Ohio, at 69c Light sales Of -four made at So SIN
and 81 for city trade. There a dsposiion however
to sell at decline from these figures In provisions but
little 10 doing
PHILApELrHIA, Dec. 9-Flour has settled down ut 81
So O0O bbls standard brands sold price
fer shipment Corn meal is also much lower and Penn
syvana is freely offered at So rs, without finding buy
subsequent sales extent reported below
this rate exact price given. Whest-sales of IL
1900 bushels made for shipment at l02 cents for
good reds in store
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ussa1A 0emmsessel csssssReA1enses
rss MAsssssts1ssa p Sss 8 ets3s - Z Sjsss
8 :. s; s HI: s!: ::s a "a! q e 81:
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Vishsd tSs pyav5Dfo IL inlspduolAg sv6psee y 49,
what hsa bSea ID asls Of 6hsseuln4 u eshan g "
q eshsf psrsensias y, 6sstAla es % Gel sassos re
In the procuring ef svidenes In dis osuse Nj 1seoy
sreusd the LEGALITY Of this psosssdng, and wss ssssaa
cd BY Mr. Coxe. -,
MI 1lssT had no ssguusut to make, but would leave
the qusstton with the Court.
the facts which he expected TO prove.
Messr. BaRsr and Mar submitted authority against
the testimony of third proposed 10 be given TO
prove the acts of another party.
Mr. BRESr submitted that the jury be discharged, AID
that the question be argued at to its conclusions snd
then seded state the grounds of objection to the
testimony Of the witnesses Mr. Bradley proposed to ex
anime reference the acts of Colonel sherburne
the agent of Mira Conner, the plaintiff in this
The Jury were discharged and after further dis
cussion Of the point Of law without conelusion the
Court sdjoufnsd till tomorrow NJ o'clock.
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Sss:r =. r :. s:s 20 3: s {: = Z:
e: W. Hss .sIss!y sy!ss:::s;;
could Ssip Ter Is: asksd Knew shs Jury said
s Sh as :n 80: and ss ssS1 her
points q vlsw 10 the ART place, ceud ssssrt:n, BY
ssainst her shs could obscs 70 vksn The names were
called to try the suit then q ! was clsrgynan, !
oonvsrsiug with them shs said, In anethsr point Of
you be very servceabls TO me at that perio!
s,d
90 that desired to Co. but the hackmsn had not come
well" she sid. now VIII tell you how you can 3 o.
ssS Win linn on :. .:s. q
"a .as: :,!. VIA: s: o:a:r., .s.d YeS
a:i Z: =: S
wife, that he told you he intended about the LIT Of
A"sus 70 Mrs.
nsr that had never seen Gen Van Mes: IN my We; abe
why tho g
VI opinion about giving testimony in court; some were
v the opinion that there was no more harm IN telling
night in their opinion the other1 On that my hack
me had better wait; think she took hold Of coat,
and said here sit down and write and will tell what
home, and If could get around the corner TO the Ave
nue) would get another hack, ana that If she wanted
anything written she must write it herself. She follow
ed me into the hall. and says If You will do this
for me ! will give you u 900 now directly, and as
the case is decided and the administration is
taken from Governor Van Ness and given to me, will
make my head agent to settle up the whole estate Of
$500 900, at very liberal per centage She then re-
she had five six agents employed in getting
evidence for the suit-she had discovered there wa.
some feeling anxiety among them as to the head
agency settling the whole estate The hack did not
reun out Of the house, and got round to tho cor
on the Avenue, where came near fainting from
prosasion and rested in tailors shop, and there got
into hack and went home that evening or the next
morning received another Communication from her
Mote shown to witness which he identified as ollowsf-
DR. Friend Do not mention to any one that have, or
have not found the man who - nor name that have
had any children Please call to mind oil you can that
trHI aid nae, and do all you can to aid NE.
You recoiloct the conversation you my late husband
nd about last year in the Spring Of ls45 All he told
you about our engagement, sc. &c Tomorrow when
you come we will talk this matter
My business will come up next week do all you can.
Drink tea with US tomorrow evening. Burn his)
Enclosed in yellow envelope, addressed
Rev. j. KArcHAM
Mrs. Gaseways (Gassaway)
Corner 10th street.
IN tho volo ;po;d Ia 10
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Constitutional Reform.

Hon JoEy MAYNARD of Seneca Co. formerly g
State Senator and then Member Of the noble a7th
Copg-ess.-hirselfon e of The soundest lawyers and
most clear.heaGed men in the Sts;e-has given the
following frank and gratifying reply 10 series OF
questions propo1nded TO him By number OF lis
fellow ci,izens wiki regard 10 the leading PROPOSE
tons OF Reform soagh to be engrafted on our State
Constitution. We 90 not copy the questions, as
they will be readily inferred from the answers:
SENECA FALLS March 70 1916.
Gentlemen Your letter, requesting my views
mon certain points of Constitutional Reform. has
received from tha; attention which the import
ence of the subject seemed 10 demand and now
give YOU. in condensed form nay sentiments upon
the Undergraduates contained your communication.
In nv opinion the Constitution ought 10 be so
amended,
That quail Right OF Suffrage. as well as ell other
political privileges should be given 10 all, making
no distinction upon The ground OF property religious
creed color or complexion.
Tbst all Judicial and, as far as practicable. all
other Civil officers be elected by the People di.
rectly. without the intervention OF an appointing
power either in the Legislature. the Governor or
any other officer
ties should have legislative powers over matters
purely local and no, affecting other Counties, and
NOT interfering or conflicting with the general laws
of the STATE
That the Judicial System Of the State be materially
changed list By abolishing the present Supreme
Court and by dividing the State into convenient
number of Judicial Districts with Supreme Court
in each composed OF Judges elected by Counties or
Single Districts ID BY abolishing the existin,
Chancerv system and transferring the duties OF that
Cour; To- the District Courts. Sd By institating 4
Court of Appeals 10 review the decisions OF the
District Courts 20 be composed OF portion OF III E,
Judges of District Courts, or other Judges elected
for that purpose i,h By aboiishng the Courts of
Common Pleas and all other subordinate common
law Courts. except Justices Courts; with the ex-
ceo,iou also of the large cities, where it may be
necessary 10 have more than one Court 10 pre-
vent delay OF justice 5ih. BY requiring the Cir
colt Courts 10 be held before one or more of the
District Judges
That members of both branches OF the Legislature.
and as far as practicable all other officers should be
elected By Single Districts
Thai the Credit OF The Stale should not be loaned
10 individuals or Corporations
These, gentlemen, are the principal and most i'm
por;ani provisions when ! should wish 10 have in
corporated into the Constitution.
You will readily perceive that II the Constitution
should be re modelled according TO the above propo-
sitions. the central power, mentioned In your last
Question. would DE most etfectually annhated-a
contamination ardenty hoped for by thousands OF
our fellow citizens as well as by
Your obt serv't JOHN MAYNARD.
Ne.,r. I,o Nc,LrsrFR wM KNOX &c
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City ID eferred.

CAPT. KIDD STocK.-We have heard nothing
for time OF these undiscovered treasures OF the
deep that presumed TO lie in the wreck nj Cald~es
landns-wesh that has been visible 10 the sight OF mis-
guided individuals and the imagination OF certain mes
merized persons who have sunk their money in this
fruitess enterprise The latest reference the affair
was made few days since. in call upon the stock
holders OF the Association to meet at certain place 10
protect their rights against the most despcable course
pursued by three men to cheat them out OF all their
stock and judging from this II would appear that the
stock still quoted when supposed Il was so Tar be-
low par 10 be completely lost sight Of When we re-
member however. that the for recommending
the coterdam humbug is now opening, It may perhaps
account in some measure for this movement, and ex
plain why 1t should be considered worth while just now
10 raise alarm. though il were really worth any
bodys while to cheat the stockholders There are
deeply inerested parties 10 all these affairs and so long
they pump any cash of the stockholders they
will continue TO pump out The codsr.dan Mirror
GENERAL SESSIONS Yesterday.-Mile and Pat
rick Stanton put trial for highway robbery in
having assaulted George Fenton and robbed him Of
$40 50 in February last They were acquitted James
Saxton tried for forgery in the second degree, IN
passing s. counterfeit bill, IN February last He was
acquitted
rel ST 80 Eighth enered on Tuesday even
ing and robbed Of Two soveregns, silver watch &c
&c..-Janes Pe,tow accidentally fell into the River At
the foot of Wsrrenst yesterday morning and was res
cued though with difficulty, by Thomas Pease and m;
Mcpherson, the latter a coloret man Lois Maake"cs
was arrested on charge OF obtaining Piano-Fort
from H. Chambers 5e5 Broadway. in March last by
false preteuces Il was valued a, $3.50 Immediately
getting possession OF the instrument prisoner took
il 70 an auction store and had /, sold for $50 John Ben
nett Ia boyl arrested for stealing clothing from his
employer James Lacey. Tailor at No LAP William ST.
He found house in the Five Points.
CoRoNER's -feStsrdaG-The Coroner
called Jas, evening bold inquest upon the body
OF Phebe Ann Moore, native OF this City, hged 10
years who was found by her husbsnd lying near the
aiove with her clothes burned OF and life extinct Yer
dc,-Dea,h By h burn caused By her clothes accident
aly taking The Corouer called yesterday 10
hold an inquest also No - Walnut ST. the body Of
an incorporate woman named Mary Ann Keys, who
died suddenly yesterday OF deliruri trerens-
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LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
sENATE....ArsAyr, Wednesday, Apr:ls.

SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday, ApT'Ie
After short Executive Session. on motion OF Mr..
JOHNSON The bill pay the expenses OF the Military
operations II Delaware Co last Summer was read a
Ihird time and passed
RESPONSIVENESS were presented from the corpora
ticas of Schenectady and Albany, against the bills
for ,ae extension OF the Troy K. & TO UIica, and
relative TO the Albany Basin.
M BEESNAS reported complete the bill 10 rsgu-
late the speed OF the Steamboats, OF the Hudson
River
Nj DgSyIsroS reported in favor of the Assem-
bly, bill 10 amend the Excise Law. Prohibits sale
of liquor on boats while lying al the wharves.
Mr. CHAMBERLAINs resolutions in relation 90 the
Genesee and Black River canals were taken up and
discussed by Mr.. c. and Mr. DESNIsToN-~hen
without taking the question the committee rose and
reported progress.
The question OF resousidering the vote against the
Auction bill as agreed on BY the Committee OF Con-
ference, was called up by Mr.. JoNEs, and the vote
reconsiGered1s 70 :. On motion of Mr.. PORTER
the question upon agreeing 10 the report OF the
Committee of Conference was laid on the table IN
I'LL TO morrow al II o clock.
The subject Of the Pilot Laws on motion of Mr..
JoSEs. was assigned for Friday evening. The Sc
nate then proceeded 10 the third reading OF olus,
when the following among others were read third
time and passed
In relation 10 sick and disabled
Toincorporate the st Johns College at Fordhsu.
To amend the charter of the Brooklyn Benevolen, As
ISOLATION.
In relation to the sinking fund of the Hudson and Berk
shire Railroad Company.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. PERKINS reported against the Bill 10 reduce
the expenses Of Canal repairs.
An effort made TO bring up for consideration
the n Y. < Ere Railroad Bill, but as the Bill was
not printed the call was not pressed
The following bills for the relief OF Insurance
Companies injured by the great fire in July. ls45
were read a third time and passed:
For the relief OF the E-gIe Fire Insurance Company.
For the benefit OF North American Fire Insurance
Company.
For the benefit of the Howard Fire Insurance Co.
For the benefit of the Cont.ibuuonshp Insurance Co.
Also the following
To amend the act in relation to the payment of the
debts OF insovent banks.
To incorporate the Fort Hill Cemetery Association.
Passed-Ayes So Noes II.
To incorporate the ROCHESTER UNIVERSITY.
Ayes 50 Noes Messrs Bailey Baird. Chatheld Eysaman,
Kline, Marks. E. Marshall Mcneil, l. Miller. Seacord
Skelion. Speaker. Tett, X + Thompson-li.
The bill 10 incorporate the Skaneateles Commu-
nity was lost 81 TO o.
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NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, APRIL Ill PO-
- ETRY-Isly in England, by Robert Bro~ningi The
Bghtss, Flowers by C. D. Stuart The Island o! Loving
Kindness by Rober, F. Greeley Oregon The Ship Build
era nv J. G Whittier; The Quaker of the Olden Time
the Notice; The EmsDcipztor The Conventional Word
10 Wings; The SubTreasury; Apporionmeui Of Dele
gates A Principle Applied The Militia Nuisancs; Suicide
Harlem; Removal of the Capital; Separate Submis-
sion, &c. &c III. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Dele
"a for the Sta,- Convention; New Hampshre-Congres-
.ional Disuict. DIche,s Co Wing Convention; Returns
from Connecticut R-turns from Rhode Island by tx
press SC ". NE.WS-Two Days Later from France, by
The Syis de Grasse Late Arrival from Santa Fs; From
Mexico ST. Donlngo; From New Orleans; Havana Cor
respond of The Tribune from Vera Cruz Illinois Al
bany Ohio Wssnn gton; PRocEsDISSs OF CONGRESS, ny
our Regular Cores poudent; new YoRx LEGISLATIVE
SYNOPSIS Great Flood at the Esst kc V. Ml5CELLA-
Mountain. No. IL Notices Of New Publications.; No
Bigory No Intolerance No License; The License Cues
uon Noa * and K Kidnapping In Ohioi hat IA H ao
Voter. Is be While within or w hiio Without
An Epi.tl- from very Small Private 70 a very Great
Colonel; Discoveries; REMARKABLE Phenomenon EIami-
nation O! Angelica Coffin; Prairie Hurors-"A Grcst
COuntryT Mineral Region; The Mln-s o. Lake suoe-
ror Appropriations Punishment OF Ltcenii9usneas Sc
cr-isry Bancroft; ~ E Working Mems Conventions Cor
porsons Appointments by the President and ny Governor
Wright D. Aubigne. Copyright aud Pubishers Farmers
CluL Ciry LIENS from The Daily Tribune Lc VI. COM
MERCIAL Observation-Disclosures Stocks Money,
CsIi!- Market
Single copies putuP in wrappers for he Mails can be
ohuaired =. The de,k-price 81 cent?
~ TERMS-S2 per yea. Al subscriptions payable
inhe1bly IN sdvanc-. Address
GREELEY Il McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
s,-,r- ~ oDnos,- tn-C Civ Hall.
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Goal.
r.AcKAwANA GOAL.

LACKAwANA GOAL.
rV7HE SUBSCRIBERS selling al retail. and de-
iverng from tho yards OF lhe Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company cor OF King and Sreenwlch
aud Al the foot Of Gouverneursl r. h this very oesra-
bic Coal Of the RI ght sfze for stovcs ranges, NC
Also at their yard OF Greenwich and Hammerslcy
Sta The kinds OF Schuyki Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal of the best quality good supply Of Lump Cosi Of
ISfU SYKES WURTS
Go PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal nrst quail
- ly aud large sZo for sae The above low price from
~ per chadron less when taken direct from
ship Aithe above price, Liverpool Goals more econou'
FSTOKES DICKERsON.
M Nos iG5 ard I'M Anthnnv-.L nrAr Rrnsd-ay.
PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
MILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers, al such places
w they de.re In the city, at 81 or ~ per ehal-
dron Orders rec-iYrd thr yard No 81 BethunoH near
Washington N-wYork, aarch 9Th. 1915
m ~ WV tItTEN. Agent
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O. The Orphan Asylum society, IN ioe Ciy
OF New-Yorgr expects hid Eo.iiea AnnlvsF'sfS on
Tuesday IL O'Clock, In Nblos Saloon sIosoway.
An sddress may be expected from The Rev Dr. Alexander
and The orphans viii engage In various Interesting e1s
cises.
committee will be IN readiness a. O'clock 20 receNs
Subscriptions and donations
Should tho wea;hse prove unsyorsblc, The meeting VII
30 pos,Pones unai tae tgsi csex dSy, "
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Eamps, 0ntlerp, &t.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.
JAMES q. MOFFET.
No III Pnce between Wooster and Greene SIS sd block
Westof Broadway
MANUFACTURES Of Lamps, Girandoles, Ic. consist
Wing Of
Gra doles Of all sizes and patterns, slvered, gilt and
bronz-d.
Caudeabras and Candesticks tud Hall lanterns
Centre and Maniel Lamps, syered. gilt, bronzed end
olive green.
Bracket Lamps, OF various patterns.
Church Lamps do do.
Ship Cabin LampL
Hanging Solar Lsinps, foI burning Lard or Oil.
To he particularly llvites tho attention OF City an
Country Merchants for richness Of pattern make and dura-
billy and for prices low Al any other mandatory III
the City Fo' sale wholesale or retail.
p S-Asral Lamps altered 10 Soars and All description
OF Lamps and Girsndoes r.g resvered or r. brcnzed
All goods sold by j. e. NJ Wi, be delivered In any part
OF the City Brooklyn shipped on board OF vessels
OF csr,apr. a. I'm lstp
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BROOKLYN.

y A meeting of the New-York State Cooni-
cation Society held on Tuesday evening, in Rev
Dr. Spencers Church. in behalf OF the .ecsPured slaves
from the Pous. The meeting WAS opened with prayer
By Rev. Dr.. Spencer Addresses delivered b. Dr.
Reese Rev. DR.. Wright Moses Allen, ESQ and the May
or, who presided. collection was taken up, and IN
consequence OF there being few present the follow
ing resolution wss adopted
Rsscfrsd Tia. when ;hs meeting adourns il adjourn
- p,, Al some time and place % designated here
sr by the Committee cas-ged Wiz this sup7c; By Inc
NswYors Colonization Society and hat said Commit
lee give full notice thereof through the pupis OF The
several churches OF this City hoping mat genera 81
tendance OF the citizens may be secured
The meeting closed With the eened'caon oy Dr.
Wright