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DANCING Academies.

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CHARRUAUD's ROOMS, % WHITE STREET, AND 50
~ -, Ess. thirteenth stree nssr Sroadyay-Mk CHAR
patron, and u being we'll taught IL
ana sh sn that S snS:ss S
Days Of instruction Tuesday and Saturday At O'Clock In
in the evening ssntismsn ssir,ss every fourth thurs
s;n to N S S 3 SsT
ePs classes wsnca. extra shsr: Day, n.irustion =
M s's:ss Tia. : an. %sa:
TsnH MSaas .1a sns
ss ~ s q TSP sssRa Thufs .s
.H sns g,,a NIX cTaEEtlGD . 81. Tss
and and o'clock in tho aay, AID At his
DRIYAfE DANCING AND sALrzIya ACADEMY
nounsns tho es days In and ssSps va al
nresdsys and Saturday,. a. ~ o'cloek for gontomea,
sea .h Glasses i Be- orasa o. s:ss9 en Ss
a@o, ststoss AZ syy s.s o'sts, ss9o re
. d Guardians. =. torasr.y
PRlyATI nAScINc ACADrAY, TgoApwNY. COR
i.d n.r 81 thirteenth -biss FARgER viii form
IN dancing o. TO above ,os4sny saturdsy Oct ii half
E Srosas sa Tress DAD i"a Sssny
Isesosya and inaa,,, q AAli-rasi 'aEeo o'clock.
pRoP. p. YATES AND SISTER, H. YATES fave
Hester corner Bcwery where q. ~. ms
ra WI of oE,s luton on TUESDAY sad Friday
adnlts. IIlyase teaching giyeu. - ~
pRoFEssIuR De DANsE TT DE TgErE.-rTr.
ene cotai respoetfny offers HI, services % tho ladies'
and gentlemen Oh New York ~ instruct them In Tho most
fathionable dances or the day The success ia.
eferts last winter has induced him TO setts N M ,t
where he hopes 20 merit, by hs attention And ..di
thsre q pnb paronsge Having been for twenty yesr an
artistic OF the Academy Of Music IN Paris and issiy 49,
fess0T Of dancing 10 the olsssss Ia tS- yt
ton, he s satisfied thst Re will b able 10 imr,rt
knowledge 81 dancing, In all its branches in few
iryste families, schools md casscs Tor gsrtlemer re-.
speetuiy solietea Please address so Houston street.
nANCING ACADFgY-sI0NOR A. CUERARpr AZ
pwdl
9T hs patrons AND be Jnblie ts hi. Danong
~ broboNsy VIA be opened for the receItior N rnnti ~
saturday Oct. ~ Days OF tuition for yopnr i.ss IA
masters Ne1nea1ays and Saturdays ana Mondsvs spS
nhursopyAs sts o'clock y. EythiTE pentIeen
yussdsys hnd FRIDAYS /. ", Frvste lessons in IA liei
VII ais. re gvon ana ossscs attenod 81 sentols .nf
hics ~ coinrtnioAttons addressed t. SH BrDalwsv v
bs TronIty attended to. - "N"'S' wa
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DRY GOODS.

H-~-~>~-~~~-~N-s >~r-~><NN
NEW SILKS, sHAwLs, CL0AKS-RICH RPorsby
~ silks Plain Pouis dSo every shade o. color We bed.
assortment in the city large invoice OF oos fgH
oeyed from rsris nes shawis dress gootA lsoss Il
cubrCidcries Lnd fu STOCK linens ana domsstc .s
for sa!o Aii0e psces TIFFANY OUTLINE,
~ B,ossrxy
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MAUKHT.
rnrn,n,,. sspt,mher

THURSDAY September S0-6pM
There was better feeling In the stock market
this morning Nicaragua Transit and Cumberland Coal
Company were moderately active Transactions on the
whole limited and principally for cash At the rst
Board Nicaragua advanced i per cent North American
Trust ~ Stonngton, "a Erie ralroadnS Hudson Riyer
Railroad. u Cumberland Coal declined IL per cent
Northsrn Indiana Railroad Il. At the second board
there was sale of ST Lawrence Mining Company 1t %
Per cent an advance of since previous sales Harlem
Railroad advanced i per cent In other stocks there
wae no nseria alteration but the market closed weak
with downward tendency There appears to be little
disposition 70 speculate to any extent the part OF ope
raors in the stock market The bears evidently, are
well aware Of the effect prices OF any activity on their
part and satisfied with us keeping the wheels moving
The receipts at Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
This port to DAY, amounted s27l IFS IS payments
$4,000 5e-balance S72797s5 80. The operations in
the Assistant Treasurers Office during the month OF Sep.
lember, annexed -
hssrsrAST TREAsusrR's orrIoE-Rsorrrs AND Drssurss
MERITS, SrPT. 1852.
Balance, Sept. 1852. Observation-Disclosures. SeT05 053 43
ON account Of Customs 80. SS, 30s, 4o3 %
Patent Fees. ...... 4.394 o.
Z Post Office Departt 3449o SIS
MisceIsneous.... 500 81 -
" transfer lVVoo0 10 1892 So IL
slol5y ,sa5 90
PAYMENTS.
rrr n'; Mr., $50 80 %
Trans'es do.............. 100000 2S77seo 80
Balance Sept 80, 1852. .............. s7,2,s7s5 22
Sep. ], 1852 balance OF funds to pay in
Additional Appropriations = Go %
s7osqs II
To payments. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 36eT7 IS
balance sept 80 Is52................ S33 A2l 02
Treasury n otcs funded .............. - 800 %
On 1tons in the quarter ending
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ASTROLOGY,

THE PROOFS OF TRUTH
i Come ye who SCOT ut Robacks magic lore
II such there become and the proofs behold
Letters by hundreds, sent from every shore,
And royal gfts fer destnies foretold.
Come. and behold the signatures Of Kiaxs,
The names of learned men, Of statesmen wise
And IL their sanction no conviction brings,
Judge for yourselves IL Swcden's prophet Iiss,
He claims it's his the future to foreknow,
The past with all its mysteries TO explain,
The path Of wealth, love, honor, health 70 show.
: And TO the mourning. rease to bring again.
During his residence in Tina country, DIR. G. w. RIO.
BACK has cast upwards of twenty and
given advice founded Astroogy and Geomancy
than hundred thousand persons may consulted
~ all hours, at his residence, No. White street
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA. TEN
AZ ders her services to the ladies AID gentemon Of hts
city, in Astrology Love and Law matters interpreting
Dreams &c. by books and science, constantly relied
napoeon and viii tell the name Of the lady gentoman
they will marry also, the Of the vsters Residence
% Great Jones street corner Bowsy Ladies atty osuss
gentlemen dollar.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- 2. BARNua AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY FRAC-
teai Ireftiee business Fourth edition ready
Ir"rodncod by the press universally 70 10 tie mott COM
Wte trottite on money making over written. " u Bar
BU BESIDES many 0th0r successful men hse written FOR IL
sSetch q hs ne and HE experience in making II
u Wtrth 10 weight in gold 10 ny Secure COPY at
once from COrBY's, I22 n asseu street.
APIRTUAL Manifestations DISCUSSION, ny
~ Ir. u ". Richmond and Professor s. u. Britt,r.
QueEon-cRn the mysterious phenOmena occurring In
various parts Of the United states snd elsewhere and
known ~ tho spiritual Manifestations b0 PRO pery account
td rr admitting the agency o. slrts Ia ther pro-
duttoni 1lis ailabsorbrg subject II being discussed
through the S1rtusi e continue
xix montha The Telegraph weekly Iaper pubehed in
Ncw york AZ 81 - per sunum. One dollar will pay tor
eight ronthB, which will contain the whole discussion, and
much other interesting matcr An extra edition viii be
published 20 accommodate those who wish to become fAn
bar With the fact a0d srgnenA both sides hddress
CHARLES pkkTKfnF No CortianfA r'rent
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

S1 SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ia
INSTRUCTION.
LfREEcH LANGUAGE-C. FREMIEEAU, FROM
Paris forming evening olaasas stricy limited 10
members For particulars kppy at - Howard street the
afternoon or evening, Ut MIR. ROE L0ChWOODS book
store.
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION III PENMANsuIP.-TIE
subscriber to instruction in tho
art Of penmanshp to Indies gentlemen A. his 9
Broadway first above the Irving. eie-
CANT Cory Book, with I'M truc ton-price, ~ oents
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
yT'EACUER.--A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, HIGHLY
educated Paris accustomed to te ach wishes
South respectable private family She
teach addition to French music awiy all the
branches Of al English edueston Address Miss III. D.
Herald Office.
CAIE HAVEN CONN. CLASSICAL AND NATHENATI-
cal schOolIhe subscriber will j. b0y9 nSo his
imy, and give them tie very best instruction
Can be from II to q and from o'clock Mt 50
ray street during the present week. H. q. SMITH.
THE BEST INSTRUCTION or TIE GERMAN,
French and Italian languages a system, which
Will save time aud to tbs pupils, s Sbi
Bowery second floor Any OF these Languages be in
structed in the English, another Of said idos afford
ing in this opportunity 70 STUDY two languages with
trouble Also, Transitions made from
German, French Italian anu Spanish into Englsh ana
vice versa. Please apply between and two o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

BAKERY FOR SALEM a FAVORABLE LOCATION,
II old established Bakery doing good business. A
note addressed j.. H., Herald ooe stating place OF in
terYicw, will be attended to.
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GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES. AND FEW
" single gentleman, eau Gnd pleasant with full
board b. applying At % Jay street. between Washington
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PONDS FOR sA1E.-NEw YORK & NEW HAVEN
- cent Railroad Bonds duo in 1866 New York Har
lem per cent ksilroad Bonds, dse in 1872 Illinois Central
por cent Railroad Bonds duo IN 1876 City Of Mobile per
cent BondS, due in 1857; rattsburg Montreal per
Rsilroed Bonds, due 1867 Western Vermont
cent Railroad Bonds. duo in 1851 Mansfield saIdrsky 10
cent second mortgage income Railroad Bonds due
in 1857, by BETCHUM, ROGERS BEMENT,
n 4 ". Liam strAnr
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UNFINISHED ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD At 80
II Chambers strect-I.arge ana handsomely furnished
rsrlors first floor viii sleeping rooms and pri'lcSe IL
Kitchen desired. Also, trout aud bedroom third
90 tp bat &c.
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MII.I.IN cry.


THIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
II S Broadway one door below Prince street. near the
Metro poan Hotei-Mrs. W. SIMMONS respectfully an
that she handsome assortment OF Paris fall and
winter millinery in addition TO large assortment of her
oeyed by the last steamers large invoice Of Paris satin
silks veyes ribbons feathers artificial hcuers xe go.
mners supplied b. the snsls bon
net, as usual Ms 5. kindly soeta calL
AfinANE JOSEPHINE FINIELS, AGENT CORNER
ri E,.dYay, entrance ll9 Grand street, viii
Triiay October s st asS ych assortment 81 Pars aau
Fall Millinery, 80.
FANCY ARTICLES.
ACE AND MrSIIS CURTAINS FROM AUCTION
IL 1000 pairs Lace and Muslin Curtains bought Of
ton At sacrifice and viii be sold for few lays only
at less than cost Of importation II yor would bar
and = keade street,
I W. HOLBERToN, 4sNArDEN LANE. NEW YORK.
- importer OF French snd German Fsncy Goods ard
Tin and India Rubber Toys factory prss Orders rc1
tae country Promptly attended 10.
1ITua CORNELL, MANUFACTURERS or TIN
= Icys o. every variety, fancy japaunsd Tin Wsra,
panlshsd Toososo Sores aRd Speos CAse AID all kinds
q prsss 81 ws1 Onse and sample room, 81 John s.reet
Tr'o ClIF AND COUNTRY DrALERs-SILvEa PLAT
% Hsss OF CHARLES Chrstoas s. Co.
Forie Dishes Soar Turssra
fpo1gs, Platss
I-storL Tes 9ota Coffee Yosa
Bowls, Esll4 Uark.
Tossi Rack, Graz Bss,, B,ttls Stand
ltosaih Biggers, eirandsless
-C,ndlsssnss rrnii ssGads 40, sc.
vrCTos BIsaOP. Impor,sr n xs'ass lar.
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nRUC STORE FOR SALE-HANDSOaELY FITTED
~ up and Of the best locgtons in the upper
the city 1t we'll stocked with good and fresh supply Of
medicines &c. To physician wishing 10
given far selling Terms made easy. Apply
Third ayenue.f
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INARM FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE TOR CITY PRO-
Gnd thirty three OF 1cellent
land egby located in Ramapo alley distant about thirty
miles from the city and about mile from the York
Erie Railroad Contained in tho above
ofwcodsnd cf superior quality and growth The farm Is
we'll waered and well adapted to agricultural grazing
purposes Part OF tho purchase money remain mort
gage at six per cent. Apply to VIM B. SMITH, Counsellor
law, No. III Nassau street, second
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Total. s2i 100000
AM osp'l last Ap y, 100 600 Amt last April. :.
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LoR SALE--A COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY
IL with good round Of customers. and room aud
10 let Also Horse Power and other apparatus
sale Inquire Of &. BOHCLE, cgg Washington street.
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CLIFFORD UoUSr. 9, WARREN STREET. \. -
" Hsndsome furnished let FOR Tao Sinser APP
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EoR SALE-A PERFUMERY AND FANCY STORE
with valuable recipes for manufacturing ain art
cies in good demand and ahording large profits The
wei established and is light gCnteel profitable and
easily learned 10 be sold o. other
Any person with few hundred dollars, may apply st 80
Hudson street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.. WANTED,

FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-A LIBERAL RENT
will be paid for comfortably furnished houss until
or October next as may be agreed Address Eimon
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| IMPORTANT TO DRUGGISTS AND MERcnAETs
j ii. e. HART has Published gold circular label f,s
every drawer and bottle drug store Ut eboh
l0for So PerfumerY lower than house the uaoa
| Call and see, ut 70 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

A CHINA, GLASS. AND EARTIESWARE BUSINESS
n to be disposed Of situated in Cumberland haryland
has boon estalshe time and doing profitable
business Satisfactory will be for diapssng %
IT, ihe stock all new and very complete and no opposi-
within hundred neB. Tho ia large,
hne situation Rent low TO any Of good business ha
bits and small capital the opening u valuable and Tho
by applying 10 Bu6GESS. DALE GODDARD, 20 Pearl
street.
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DINING AND LODGING HOUSE. WITH FIXTURES
in genteel stys complete clearing profit o. so per
week Location opposite market ferry station
and extensive mechanical establishments which
large of custom all times Four ysas ase at
very low VIII he sold great ba-fan. Apply 10 j.
SEkG EANT, Is " all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

DRINTERS AND ENGRAvERs CARDs--CALL at
No. Rcade street, and obtain samples ana prices
The subscriber has had fifteen practical esporenss
commencing business for himself oHra TO osss
buyers thst he surpassed All cards Of Mis- anuac
ture both white and ooored will be warranted TO
we And psrtic sire quality os GARD wis be- ort
to order, with the utmes. Dispatch
II. W. ROXY. No Roade street. aarnsr OF Csas,s.
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V2UREIsHED APARTMENTS, WITH BoARD-KI
ference required. Apply st No u President street
Sonth Bcook three niaates walk fro hamilton avenue
ferry.
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EALAxANDER SArEs.-w!LDFRH PATEET WIFE
~ Rich's MISUNDERSTANDING MARVIN, gnsssa.
aor safoa combating bosh pa.sass Dapos No. lss Wssss
1hrest.
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4 AIDES WISHING GOOD AND CohFORTABLS
L. CATER shoes would do we'll Gall at te
OF j. Rogers 763 broadway 9th sreea where hh,
pes. gnsy - @ eRps,s' .os ngy aps i,;
in the city. A, S. ROGERS 7d3 Broadway (.Ate u
| CO.. Hroadway.)
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So - - - - --s-
NUkA SALE

A HIDE HOUSE FOR SALE. THE LOT NO. ITG
n Erabesh street wik the ovildings thereon II h9s
been several oCcu by the subscriber Zoe she hid.
kusness, AID is first rate iocaor. Apply to JOSIAH
FIELD, LOO Eldriige street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

DREMIUM FLOUR.-THE NAVARRO MILLS WHICH,
at the recent State fair held A. Cleveland Ohio
awarded the premium it's superiory all ooapeEosy
cashsnd, constantly receiving, and for asia by
j. Is. HERRICK, No. 10 South streas.
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THE EAGLE TgIUMPuAN TOR THE cELE-
brated porous health And hair preserving
call at DRAKE 4 cos. No I.0wery. Tho porous sh
combines all tho desirable qualities of tue beaver has,
preserving I'll and ilste OF tho hair remarka-
is manner. DRAKE CO., No. Bovery.
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T. DEsCOMBEs PIANOF0RTE wARRRoOM, NO
LIZ bc6 broadway. Mr.. J.. 7. Dsscombes invites hi
friends and the public 70 visit the new and elegant saloon
examine the beautiful assortment Of French aud
Pianos he he, to Offer The saloons open every nigh
at s O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-01

LNoR SALE-TWO DEVIATION COPPER CONDENs-
ors suitable for large engine OF hundred horse
power. They great saving water fuel For
thor particulars apply at 2l5 Fulton street.
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GRAPES AND QUINCES.-ISABEiIiA CRhPES on
VI superior flavor aud quality, and hne apple quincse
from Underhs vineyards and quiuce orchards at Croton
Point received daily at the depot 2D broadway
and sold in quantities to suit purchasers All tho
from the above TO the city baskets VITA
lids and locks attached and Croton Point marked theD
We have often found to give this rooe TO
vent frauds that constantly praccad OF seng
ferior article for underhs grapes and purchaaers
desired to be the watch sometimes spurious nrtols
is discovered in Croton Point basket The Catawbe~
grapes will not in until about the l4h Inst. j. Is.
HllLEyS,
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i EASE FOR sALE-THE LEASE, AvD THREE
- story brick House and Store, No Is Siti Tor
sale cheap The lease has for.ysI years 70 the
loy being hundred feet deep smother bNdnr
dy H. lfeotsd on the rear Tho improvements to be psd
for the expiration o. lease. Apply 70 WI D. sXIrn,
counsellor ut law, No. IL Nassau streee seccud s.ory.
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WAN1ED.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, YOUTRrUL
~ and aged. who hare red hair hair Of
objection color, will please call the Perfumery store
~ Hudson street near Canal and get case OF the osle
brated bohemian Hair Dye which took the at the
Worlds Far 1t undeniabiy pni undoubtedly the
hair dye in the world Warranted 10 color the hae To-
anty beautiful, permanent black brown. and keep
from falling of.
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TILE DITCII EEIGATE.

Shade of Won Tromp whose broom swept the ocea
And cow'rd the Britph lion on the main,
Among the Dutch what terrible commoton-
ST. Nicholas doth Knickerbockcr live agnin.
Gazing on thee thou trim built gallant bark,
Strange memories o or the startled spirit crOSs.
Oh. change mysterious from the quaint Dutch ark
Graceful thy rig ~ soaring albatross.
Old times leap up. when ladies hoop dresses
Days Of New Amsterdam
Ere vile French curls destroy Il Katrna's tresses
And schnaps were intcrdcted by Maine law
Customs altcrd. tho not for the better
The Elatten Balick Hill + Exchange street now;
Zen the old tea water pump is n dead letter.
Too fashionable altogether the good vrow.
The minuctte ard country dance are baniahed--
Tie polka step usurps Terpsichorc's sway
Short petticoats and wooen hosc have vanished
Now thousand dollar laccs have their day.
Tell us, Great Judge, thou true magnetic wonder,
shat Zip Van Wrinkle says about the ship--
If ilendIick Hudson will let OF his thunder,
And go on board some Holland gin to sip.
What say the Van Dams. Iasbrooks and Van Tassels.
Van Spurious, and other worthy men,
Who lived two hundred years ago! their vesscls
About to take Manhattan Isle again.
Tar fer up town o'cr Stuyvcsant's green valleys,
The city swels. with pompous brown stone styles;
In Bmgomestcr's most secluded valleys
Cathedral churches rear their marble piles.
Though walking up the Bowery at leisure
cnc lingering emblem Of the past you see;
The pious Dutchmcn guard. a sacred treasure
Hard Hopping Pic:s witherng pear tree.
Though nournful truly, is the sad reflection
stil. mid the gloom. u smile Of noble pride
Ceunet from your true hearts escape detection
son, Of the ancient mistress of the tide.
II Is old Hollands worthy, bold descendants
Have reared temple here to welcome you;
The conner stone the hall Of ndc pondence-
it' dome a broad os heavens arch Of blue.
CRoaKeu ,J,rx
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The New England Anti Slavery Society met this morn
ing at the Meodeon and organized with the following
ofliccrs.-
PyeSdenf-Edmund Quincy.
Iiee PesidcdS-Francs .Iackson Of Boston; Il. Ca
prom. Of Worcester Mr.. Noyes Of Ncwburyport james
O. Buifum, Of Lynn; Eeter Libbcy. Of Maine; n Allen.
Of Vermont; Sherman ;. Grswold, Of Connecticut and
Plny Sexton. of New York
Stcrttnes-S May. .Ir.. of Boston; Miss f. j. Kinney
OF Salem and a. j. Grover, of Arlington.
Mr. Garrison was placed the head of large business
committee and Lewis Ford at the head of the Finance
Committee The Hall was about half filled
Mrs. Amy KELLY Foster made the frat speech advo.
eating total abstinence from the ballot box in propaoo
ting abolition principles.
Hr GsRRisoN reported two rcsoutonsthe first assert.
ing that the anti slavery movement embraces all the
Christians and Christian churches in the land while it
wages uDctasng against all associations under what
ever name they may disguise themselves which soothe
the consccnces of shareholders and prostitute the Bible
to the support Of slavery &C. Mr. c. aid he Ind recent
net with large slave holder at Niagara Falls who
had been charge dcs affairs Of the United states in the
city Of Mexico. This gentleman assured him that the
people Of Mexico had doubt that whoever came into
power by the next presidential election the policy OF the
administration would bc to absorb the entire territory Of
that country and tis gentleman very coolly calculated
upon The support Of the North in the MATERIAL for IA
cnet Of slayery-upon the ground that additional flci
cs Tor trade would be opened and he had 10 be-
eye that Cuba and Jumaica would In course of time,
fall under the influence Mr. Garrison referred to
the influences Of tie church rs controlling Tie state and
asked what could be expected q the church under its
present circumstances! The old school Presbyterian
Church being now in session in that Soloul- Gonorrah
fandemonium-the very focus t-tharlcston.-the
school OF the church in session where nothing
can be said in favor Of liboryand the Methodist Gene
rel Conference although in Boston. doing nothing
for freedom but placing themselves under the in
fucnce Of slave catchug city goyernmen mt,
! and going in body to hear the great slave
| hunter of the country open his lips and bias
| phcme liberty. (Applause and hisses) As voter,
be protested against the city government spending the
public money by giving entertainments such The city
| had given to this body
s. s. FOSTER followed, and in the OF his speech
sad the devil had taken Judges Story and Woodbury.
10 himsolf'-loud hissesl--which he ondeayorcd %
show must be true because he said should any one
present sit judge. he could not do otherwise than
assign them to the devil for the evil they had done
Mr. Webster in his view. would day be looked upon
IN other light than Judas iscUnot and Benedict
ArBold. (Iisscs)