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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-11

Election of Chaplia-Bsh0p Hughes ia5ifed 70 Preach n
the aDiioi-fatvssiiHR Dc6Gfe-Lert H. SAdm-StaHa-
ia9 Conimttes &c.
Correspondence Of Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 1917.
The subject of electng Chaplin was brought up
in the House today. and the usual amount Of fan
created by Mr. PETIT of Indiana. The resolution
10 appoint ChAplains passed, Notwithstanding his
opposition. Among those, whose names hear
mentioned in connection with this Office is Rev Mr..
DosELAN, an eloquent young divine OF this City.
Rt Rev Bishop HuGHEs OF New York, IS still
here, and is quite favorite As there is no chap
lain yet elected, number Of gentlemen who have
never heard, but desire to hear him. have signed
an invitation to the Bishop to preach in the CAPT
tol ON Sunday next. JoHN QUIScY ADAMS heads
the list IL is signed by the leading members Of
both Houses Among them are Senators CLAYroS,
CRIrrESDKs. CoRwIS DAVIS, HASNEGAN, Cal.
HoUN, &C The Bishop will believe. agree with
the request. Should he give some views of the
be airing of Morality on the destiny Of Nations he
would, without saying anything To offend either
party, throw out ideas in his own able aud eloquent
way that would do great good aud have salutsry
effect upon the public men OF the Nation.
One OF the finest pieces of Congressional rea-
sOnng heard for long time, was thrown out 10 day
IN the House BY Mr. HOLMES OF South Carolina Ia
reply to bis colleague MIR RHETr 1t Is not often
that South Carolina gets divided MIR. HoLMfs Is
one OF the most accomplished gentlemen and ready
debaters in the House He is graduate OF Yale
College where he learned TO love the New England
character, more than those who know nothing
about u.
Among the strangers in the city notice LEyI
ID. SLAMM formerly of the firm OF Ssmm. Bang
4 Co" He is now a Purser in the Navy and looks
we'll Mrs Gen GAINS arrived here this evening.
Among the gentlemen talked of rs chsirmen OF
Of Committees. might mention, though without
any authority from, consultation with the Speak.
er that the following may be appointed chsirmen
| 10 the principal committees.
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,1ru-rvnn TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Il.

~ Advertisements for The Tri1~ne Of Monasy ""s"'
10 be sent ia before 10 o'clock Saturday evening" '
Publication Office Of this paper Ia not open on
an ,.ry hour are requested to word at the on'e
=. o,r are such ss enable all the carriers 70
get ,Acousb THAR route. before O'Clock osI's" A
ins 70 accomplish hi. will be required 70 give up ''''
psr,o.. x..hins tn, T,issn< le at ihs'f d~snss or
,,s.,. Of business regularly every morning "' ps1se
a, de Publishing Office. or send note
i,-'. D., Csles Terms IA cents a week psya
~ 49,. Carr lar
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Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

Correspondence OF The iilocns
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. lo-P. n
A gloomy. wet day has pretty much suspended
..I,,,-s glonr 4. without dsrnsnd al " 80. Com
ns.l~ssies are sbou, 100 bbs Pehns ct - % What
/, he'd .bove the views OF bayers liO cts oneree %
coed Reds C0rn-ssles Of new at % oOe, NJ
quality. Co,ion-buysrs hold oil and noldeis orn
,h.I- vtsu. prosisions without movement uro>>
.ora anal lots new crop New Orleans sod 81
a NC for osly fair qualify. LsAa-l,9o Piss sos
"A ~ cs,h WHISKY dull At sc tor oos
The ssss Of such were large eos we w e''Ea
T..t Board-35o Gsrsra Bank. lol 900 Penn =, %
u ,o Trses Nn,es 100 ls0 Lenish Loan, 80 o. SOS
qushapns Canal Il. O. ,oo p..s,.
$780, ga Zoo Penn -. NJ; 81 Norris,ownT
Rad. n.
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Nev-York Legislature. .sFLcI4L sEssIor.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY, Dec l0-7 P. NJ
The bill to Equalize Taxation was laid on the
table.
The bill in relation to the Health Officer OF New
York Was passed also the bill to reduce the num-
Der Of Loan Commissioners.
Also the bill relative to the line oil Broadway
and the bill for the better regulation Of County and
State Prisons.
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to take testimony on Civil Suits by tie
ferees was rejected.
There is no sail from west Of Auburn.
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TIE RicaELiEv DuNoSD-fo1SrEp GOLD TN - e-J
Notwithstanding the misrepresentation 70" .n' p'u
$50. ,ouusred from the Jealousy q Oval dealers, It's
ropusrity ha. steadily increased until Il 10 now aesno~
ss.a 10 30 the and cheapest pen in the world They
.fe sold aud warranted only BY b. 4. WATSON Co. -
wnliam.st one door bAlow wsll't snd J. \ s.N.es's.
Frtons dealers and Manufacturers Of gold pens and sed
peu and pencil cases Gold peas at ST. ~ ~ and - ."
. n,iS.ran. renaired
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To Correspondents.

l. may sesd The Intelligence 70 which be refers
and We will publish can ind room Ills para.
graphs should be fresh, and not stale rehearsal OF
matters which have been published 10 other journals
lie will best promote the end he has In view BY con
denslpg tho Information he has TO convey into the
smallest possible space.
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r." In order to make room for the matter that
crowds upon US at this season. and at the same time
DO justice to our advertising patrons we issue me
Tribune this morning on enlarged sheet
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~ Ladies'. Misses and Chdren' ina's N10'e' -
tGoodyesr Pstent,l the very beat sn'' '"A"~
a. IA n. sie.r.n, .tys, AZ Is low price any store
N. sitv together With complete assortment Of as'
m.sessnd chdrens Cater Boots snd Shoes OF al AND,
.,A prise. Ladies' will please call and examine i"i
,heni,elve.,a }. b. MILLERs, III V.na"
49,. We,t Rroadway
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oIrP DAY. A Gift for the Tines EDITED y J. y 40
ans Boston B. B. hn.s-y a 60. '0'>
sod BY NJ n Newman, lss Broadway
Thu Fdi,or Of this work deserves credit 10Y h''
s,.,. IN for,skpx the beaten path 90 long p1r'1so
= - .o,,ner, of AnnEAls a. well 50 Tor me nun' VIC
.I.,eo,. which prompted him 10 send forth IN us
words Of men whose lives devoted
, Rssorrns which sre at present Unpopular in''s"' -
-, .,ors. which form the staple OF too many
.r,ss. he hss given the protests OF earnest and sell
suv,g men against ihs evil, Of our day and genera
o ADD .ouga.o awaken In Us deeper sympathy ioF 'Hs
80 .ss oppressed Of our race Among the eonirou
-. w. notice Rev J. Wesley HsHsou, Rev NJ BAL
,ou Rev. T. l. Harris Rev. Caleb steison' Rev In-o
sore Parker Rev L II. Chspin. II Balboa "a D. D. ano
2 Couss Esq We copy enc a the best iniSs' u
the volume:
THE REWARD. by J g. WHITTIER
yy,so loeklos backward from bis maphood's prime
s-as not the spectre Of his misspen' uine
Ard through the sasee
r,fe...-.i ev,ra.. planted thi-k behind,
Ussr. no repfoschiul whisper on lhS VIM
From his loved deaai
xy,o hear. no trace Of Passions evil force
VINO .huns thy sans . terrible i'su'o'''
Who would not cast
Han orbi. future From him. but 70 wiz
N.k-es. oblivion for the wrong ana siu
OF the sealed fas'
Alas the evil shich ~ lain VOuiu sun
We do sad @sve the wisnec-ior soou unoon7
our strength day
l.but to-morru~'s weakness. prone 10 iahi
Poor. blind. Improbable servants ELL
Are Away.
ys, zbo. TIM. looking backward DER bis years.
Feels NOT bis eyehds wet with grateful tears
II he bath been
Permitted weak srd sinful A. re was
To cheer and aid IN slms ennobllng cause
Hts fellow men
lfhe hath hidden the outcss', or ~ Ia
raw OF sunshine 10 the cell VI sin
II he hath lent
Strength 10 the weak. end. 10 an hour OF ueef'
over the .u-@ring mindless Of his creed
or hue, bath bent
He has 20, lived 10 vain end. while be gives
The praise 70 Him Ia whom be moves snd iFc'
With thankful heart
Ho gazes back ward. and with hope before
Knoslns ihsi from bis works he never more
Can heDcci0rth part
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ry- J. SMITH DODGE, DENTIST, Is Bondst near bfosa'
way. requests the attention Of those wanting Hhh'
-al teeth to his new method Ia method used Ia th' MY
exclusively by himself Of fastening either .ns 'ee'n %
~, on cold mates, il saves most Of tie pain usual
riven n the operation and enables the wesrer to keep
80. "a h..i,hv r,apth nls Ta&5stsn
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BIZ Telegraph 10 The 7fiJnne,
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA

The freight train on the Reading Railroad broke
down near Pots,own, this afternoon, killing TWO
men, Henry Gallagher, pedar from Philadelphia
and owen ~ Evans, formerly conductor on the
road The conductors were more or less injured,
and several cars were broken.
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NM. AMI Fvss-Tho.e OF our lady readers who wish
- or,eb,.. (, handsome Ma should call on KNOX IL
Fuou.t. where they can select large assortment OF The
beautiful MuHs in this city, and what Is OF great I'm
portance at the very lowest prices KNOX always sans
as lws
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~ The ususi holiday amusemenis for ehi,afsa |.
well A. adults are offered to-day Al the American |"
with performauces afternoon and evening
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IL PALMER, the Assent, Is appointed TO transact we
nj the best papers the country and suthoi zee
bx th propretors 10 receive and receipt for advertise
p1snte and subscriptions This an important
ton 70 those who intend 70 advertise u any
amount Office 10 the Tribune Buildings
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W.rxtS,s Doors Gentlemen may depend upon te,-
ting well made good fitting and seryicabs boots very
prices AZ eitherof W.rksss Store, lss futsn
=, -. al ~ iili.n AZ opposite the Dutch Church.
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puslness Notices.

~ Dr.. TiSsy will lecture Homeopathy ih' s'en'
Ing "A O'clock in ihsestsss 81 Bond't students
of .ss.us and other, issressed in the subject "'h
Id u d. nt..anf
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@seorrs" SHIRTS Why will gentlemen wear ilnsfs
i6ttnx coarse shirts when they set very superior
6ne ~. made fashionable Shirts at the very low charge
NJ Al 10 each warrlntsd TO it, sc0rTs, ~ Nassau
AZ ooposte the Herald Ohice. Try them,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-11

BRacE THE SYSTEM FOR rHE WINTER CAMrn"S'-ihs
aersions Of the season require corresponding changes"
cothtns and as the internal organs Of texture more
delicate and sensve than the external IL 10 reasonable to
suppose that they also require preparation to meet these
variations Of climate At ths commencement OF tho COD
.easos many OF the internal organs which perform me
principal functions Of vitality, weakened BY the intense
heats Of Summer and perhaps by mPrudent indusenees
are frequently torpid and ethsrsis state la order 70
restore their tone and brace the system Tor the nso'
Winter Sarssparilia be used at this ss~son
with great advantage ExPelns by i,s moderate aPsr
lent action all distractions from tho bowels, purifyns
its antisepc properties all the fluids Of the body asd
streDstheniDs by tonic influence the machinery OF o.
xestion IL will be found admirable preventive sghnS
The unhealthy influence Of an Indictment Wlntet a.
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail, by A. H. "
SANDS, Whoesas Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner o. WI
laInst. 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, N iot
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ne ohso
states Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles forso
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Ma. PARK BENJAnIs.-With reference to Mr..
Bs note In yesterdays TSsEne have to remark this,
he would have done well expsin or ssei receive in
silence. ass rebuke for hs plagiarism practice which
he has often condemned In olhsrs We have looked
into the Ns World Of Nov l3 requesied. and what
are the f.os Mr. places two pieces Of eadsd poetry
eftwo each below the other. among hs orsi
nal matter ssdr ~ editorial Aesd he entities the nrst
" Reicrmers An Episrsm Unexpectedly dedicated to
the fourerisss neither quotes the borrowed
nor credits them 70 any one but offers them a. from
himsef and OF bic own poetcs composition, which
they ssssrcdy not bu, sessored from the Lonacn
MorrisS Pea Of 1882 scrap Of sorry Eussh dosserel
rhyme frod OF against the Wings and British psrlis-
nensary reform aud such replied TO Ia the csroaics
ssow the poetry the foot Of tho cOlamn he placed
hs ,u,tsis the Editor Of the Albany <rsss copied the
.D,sr,u duly credited r. r." aud the Ncs World A.
ma intended he should; and we denied Mr.. Rs rlgh,
10 scissors OLD scraps OF newspaper dogsere A~era
s ,hssr tides In Newyork and then pass them "a upon
the ysnksrs a. NV With such eonsumnas,s ART that
hsa thus sud dishcd they deceive even
the hundred eyes Of q veteran Albany drsass We
would Do cory to ses native tsleos reduced 10 such
shfs sad do believe that our poets soou VIII
be- Mr. viii readily admit that he IL nos borrow bic
shonder who may let not only does he take credit
and get H. too In the xrsss for the poetry and the Wit
sush - Il r. bat the HsrsS~s reply shows that II had
pos suspic;N~sssA> s~@suy.
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MgS's GooDs "A good assortment Of uDdsr'hF,s atss
s,- sove. soc Is shirts and handsechiefs may DC vina
AZ ~ lowest market prices, at SA>NANs ctrihtNhSs
FvsssHrRy 10 lillian door above Fulton, oPPo'
site the church
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v,ssrSeroS CRooKrRY srosE. 1873 william-'t-see "a
v.,,i.sm,p, of O. H. CLArr in snothsr column. 'TTsa
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These are OF course but suesses The Speaker
has good materials and good taste, and will no, fail
70 make good Committees. RICHELmu.
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IT, MARsEILLEs OUiLrs-KrssEr Nh,tttN OF ~
Giles which they selling at reduction oil % per cent
iousf lffr@
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READ THIS LETTER BALD HEADS.
~ Who will b, without beautiful head OF hair wien

they can have one for three shilng,,
Twenty years Loss Of Hair add
WONDERFUL KEsTORArIosi
BsLTIsosx, July ~, 1871
L,ar Sir The powerful effects Of Jossss Coral Hair
eases several respectable citizens Of the town. Who %
Of your selling shilling trial bottles, try IL via
attention il the case ola seatleman who hsd little
hair for twenty years he had tried numerous prep~s.
tons in ysin and ultimately had his bead shaved ssa
wig At my recommendation he tried the kssofr
tive and after us0s H. according TO the direction ofs
short time, the young hair appeared sod he hu no~
hne head Of hair As any person N Baltimore croy
To Mr.. T. JosEs
IL grow prevents the hair from tuza
ing gray and the hrst application " 70 curl csse
fully frees from scaIf and stops Il rom isns on -
q, the sign OF tho American Eagle ~ Chstnsmse vs.
YORK d. @tsod
" All diseases Of the head, face and hsnds-.ueh
scufvy efyspelas salt Theum, Itch, sores sore Deho
heads, tan, ffeckes, sunbOrn m0Tphe~ yeo", oHh, 81
figured skin cured. When thss causes are fsnosS
persons who the bath freely shgula iememcs' -, -
more than water Is required 10 remove the homof 10
the pores. 49,. ,.-~.s
for years, and sfer ryins every thing IN vs.n, DAYS
cured by washing the skin with JOStss Italian ChsmMs
Soep aud can conscsnousy oner II fof any o. ,he
Complaints, u Is Ia ss,r .tio much ws
clearer and smoother BY 10. use But they nu" o. 80
to ssk for Josgss Chemical soap As there are s Il
the sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chsthamst rnes~
cents. c'N~~
~ Persons wishing The Tribune len at their reae
snce or at their places Of business, viii pleass ssns
aose through the Post Once leave word tho dess
~ publishing o9s~
II Mr. w. L. PALMA u our Agent for the ~ .
TIE Tribune 10 syrssuse.
r. Gsosss cLAAE u our agent 10 schssesisdy ~
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~ Mr. PALrRkYs course in voting against
Winthrop has subjected him to severe censure in
the Boston papers. An anonymous writer in the
haas says "his District win never submit to IT,"
and calls for public meeting to express the indig-
nation of his constituents.
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~ Persons wishing The Tribune Iet at their reeS
snce or at their places Of business viii please 800
aoss through the Post Once or leave word ct tho dssh
h pubnshInz 04se
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~ We are under obligations to Mr. Cloyes Of
he Sswasvcn and Springfield line, for Boston papers
yesterday.
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rTs The Telegraph Dispatch was in s'rOr in an
noune,as thu failure NJ "a ~ Asury Of Liverpool
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n GEosss cI.As Is our sseas 10 schsses'sdJ |"
- Gals u 1k TnBwss.
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II Mr.. w. L. PALMA Il our Agent for the ~ .
The Tribune 10 SySseuse.
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CouSrr SUFERIsrEsDLSr OF CoaNeS SCHOOLS
The Board Of Supervisors, last evening appointed
Joseph MeKeen Superintendent Of Common Schools
the term Or Office of the former incumbent having OK.
red on the 18TH day of October last, Mr. hcheen Is a
gentleman eminenly we'll htled for the Office.
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'IHE WORLD 10 OOFEhNED lOO NUN
10 This is old adass Of political writers and spsss'
ers but it will apply equally we'll to another profe'os
THE WORLD Is PHYsICKED TOO MUCH
Who eau doubt IL Some persons, when they are ros.
BLEED with cold eouh ehils and similar complaints SECS
instantly for Doctor who beeds and physics them "
the, actually become sick What nonsense Lat them us
Mss. JERyIss COLD CANDY
for brief space and they will act well without being
prorated aud confined their rooms, and save msaJs
dollar beside Think over this and when hst a,tacasdv
acold.
Gold wholesale and retail, by
Mas W JERss, J79 BsoADwAr,
Corner Of Whitest 100 Fultonst and BY Druggists ss
orally.
~ Each package il invariably signed Mrs w Jss'b
DR T.YloRs BsLsAN on LIygRwosr, SIS B0wssr.-
Tssfinony that be refed oB-Truh rcH prepaii-Im
following letter, Mr. Editor, was sent us unsolicited oe
d. J. HOwes and speaks volumes Tor the great sue ~
easing demand Of this invaluable medicine for the cso
d consum pton spss. liver comp Amt, asthma Nc
Dar Doctor take pleasure IN thus comm catnf
III public account OF sn eaaoTdnafy cure pc fofmo
o. my wife BY the use Of TAyLoRs basam Of Liyervor
ne had for some suffered from affection Of me
V.iyer her symptoms follows Pain and soreness
Ia the right side aud the pt Of the stomach pain onds
the shou der blade costlsenes attended with ysowneo
Of the skin, and frequent attacks Of js0ndiee.
She had tired almost thing aud her physician coax
give her but little announcement as TO this prospect OF ~
being well again. The general opinion was that s1s
might be patched up little but that she could
cured. This her situation at tbs time that she f
la Of the papers, the wonderful Performs
4 by Dr. TAYLORs Balem Of Liverwort She resolved 10
try commenced using IL, and BY the time two bottles
used up she felt herself entirely cured IL 10 nov
some months since, and shs still continues well.
Richmond, May 4, Is4S LEWIS BURK,
See Dr. Lsedss to each bottle Boy s75 Bowe
y.lJ) Rultonst Brooklyn and Leeds Hs>ard, III W.
er-sf.
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NEW Mcslc.-Our neghbor Holt, of l56 Fulton
It has Issued the . DIAMOND GLEE Book containing
choice slees by Men elssohn and others Tha work Is
destined tn become fayorits with CLEO clubs and social
circles. Price, 37t cts.
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PORTRAIT or PIUs INA full longth Autograph
portrait of Pope Plus copied from tho great original and
Hfeke painting Of Pie,ro Gsgisrdi has been eN7en'ed
by Nasc, and Is Tor sale al Gothic Hall, $40 Broadway
and By the booksellers
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r5-~ The ARABIAN NIGHTS" No. G. and last is
out c. s Francis & Co. are ,hs pub i'hers
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TIE MYSTERIES or rHE THREE CITES a
Romance of Mems Hearts and Habits, by A. j. "a d.
CANINE Is published by Zs5sr 4 Co. Philadelphia and
sold here By w III. Graham for IS cents.
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II ADVICE 70 YousG LADIFs on their Dates
and conduc, In Life; BY 7 : AHrHsR" is small vol
sms P=5lisbed in Bos,on By Philips & sampson The
subise: hscsnsyed BIZ. Arthur Is pssslng writer,
and We presume that the young ladies' who have been
charmed By his stories vii Be eager to read the advice
addressed TO them IN this work.
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~ The Law REPORTER for December con
tain. in full the decisions OF Judge Eimonds 10 me
casa Of Melzger beside much other valuable mailer
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Election of Bh0p Hughes iuged 70 Preach nj
he Capitol-faterssfiR1 Dt5ate-Lerf H. Sldm-Stand
ing C0namiaes &c.
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LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; Az lLLUsrRArsD ANNUAL
for lSfs Edited BIZ REYSELL COATES, ND. Phil
dephls: H. Butler q Co. Octave, PIP 5l2.
Thecontents OF this volume, though not OF so hgn
character a could wish quite attractive to the
genera reader and well suited 70 the taste OF those who
Ds,rou ze this species Of literature. Some Of the best
pi,cessre Anonymous but among the Of contrib
u.ors ne notice those OF Alec Lee, John ; Hart Fay
R9blnson. r. k Heryey, \. P. Wills, Hon. Mrs Lam
bert Mrs + r. Elicit Julian Crsmer, hr. :. J. Hale
Robert Morris Mrs Joseph c. Neal and Bliss Je"soury
The Illustration, snd plates Of the beet sort and the
binlltg superb This work has low reached 10 fourth
,oiurne-s satisfactory evidence OF is popularity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-11

Es- THE BoUeuKr oF MELODY IS the title Of
splendid Nssieal Annual lsi published b. Firth Hal &
Pond. Tie publishers designed he work, undoubtedly,
as sii,book for tie Holidays; the Embellishments,
binding and sener. execution u TIE work are al Of The
" 0iis Book" Or Annual style. Bat unlike many Of
the keepsskss oasrsss &c his work has intrinsis AID
permanent merit sdspan5eni OF m Presentation Plat,
gold edges sid portrait Of Jenny Lind SC &c The ru-
"a Of The choicest kind and Is entirely b. rssiier.
American Composers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-11
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

AMHERST CoLLKoE-At the recent commence
ment n this institution the degree OF Ill d. was con
ferred upon Samuel L. Dana, Esq OF Lowell The de-
gree Of b. D. upon Rev. samuel NJ worcester OF ssle No.
"a R.y N.hesnish Adams Of Boston Row. Henry b.
smith Of Anssbary elected Professor OF lntsllect
usl and Moral the place of Professor fke
deceased Prof Charles B Adams was elected ftoles'
cor of Astronomy aud Curator Of the Cabinet much
larger number than usual have been examined aud ad
mitted e. members of the next Freshman class
Mr. SuasER's LECTURE on WHITE sLAvERr =
We lesrn from the Boston Wig that Gerrit smith mas
given the sum Of $50 for the pupose OF printing Mr. sum
Lecture that copy msy be put Into The hands OF
every lawyer and minister In New England g. T. PnhPs
of salem has added S25 TO the same fund A. s. stand