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ses. now answering each other and now mngsg toee-
ther made the scene in pllting In . hish degree
At The large platform. the mef Ing was organized "
the appoin mtnt OF Hon. Thomas Ewing 81 ONO foc
President and one Vice President Tom each state
When Mr Esing's name was apnouno " Tor fresa-n,
H. wa nceivsd with much appliance nnJ az each Vice
President was announced cheers given ga the states
there reprstntea.
After ops piI~ prayer By Rev Mr.. Miner the presi
dn addr ssed The meeting argumentative md able
| speech Ic follow,d by Gov Hunt Henry Winter
Davis. Maryland and Col Schouler Of Massachu Vsr
oil 81 whom were well received
The speaker thr mailer stand Horace Greeley,
Roieri e. winthrop md Gen Jessup of Pennsvlvsna
During The procession horse frightcn by the rso,
krstd riel,niy nnd throw bis rider who hurt.
mon asottii iom staging and broke his leg 1hee ars
the ,ply Gccidcnts h,aid Of
Governor Joncs Of nne ce and Christopher Morgan
O. rev hot have arrived; With number OF other dis
The vast assemt.ago here. is composed Of good
'sse intelligent citi1sns fem o parts Of the Union and
the ssthasai l. eejdeaiy grost During tho e-os
thrttouts and theer Of The multitude dvafnins
One proccsoa forlocd s1 boys he numb, Of
thne hpnat'd ershttd much amustmcnt. They boro
banut1s, WIN b.anG painiug 81 large cent aud ed
and white striped socks Of candy, with te motto We
buy our own capoy, spd 50 fer Scott They took up
platform in the grove alorc had juvenile ointoiy
NgN to.ks VINO arrived dnrire the time The meeting
Nas htiug held greeted with ioud anl hearty cheers
~ called ih"ard to ADDRESS The rooeng lie spoke y
few words lrien, dact2 nccoupt a tbs fatigue OF
ravelde bnt sgnied h. readiness = appear ths eve.
fng. lie was Hnnouocrd on ne brerking up of tho
mcetpg as the speaker iur Tie evening amidst long oon-
thptd eheunR.
Gt,at preparations ore making a grand review to-
morrow
Large numbers of persons compelled 10 roturn to
BufTso tonight, and ctn,c back III the morning for
wnnt of accommodation.
ToIsbt camp lres viii be lighted and all bids fair
ter la g gathering
EYENfEG FssIoN.
NNr y. M.--lInmcnsc crowd, in the Grove.
Governor Jcne il malSng trripz speech lis subjeat
b chiefly Scott's nationality. Tie pledges himself fvr
Scotia freedom from fHnatcism ana prophecies SooCLa
election viii DO thu cod Of cvey sectional ogtaon The
entb usiasm lie creates j. great
An aGditss from Capadiuns in ynrSe headed John
Du!l to Brother Jonahan.p IN C2ecent spIts, - ia er-
cuatiUp
sheriff Capp, aud officers Cleveland, prtten, Davis,
aud others Of Lockpoit heve arrested ten sup-
posed to be regular hight thieves for picking puske s-
Two pocket books ontairiug $500 and the other
t2l0. and various sums found IN them Three
gave nalnea "a Geo johnson James Dixon. aud Joan
Nobrrts They are In aurgnca yle Large numbers "
the yictilnized block around The Justice office
CiyoIysATt. July 20, 1899
During yesterday and to-day. two thou 'aod per.ons
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Office, most confidently and consceutiously sdopt
" .na, mas been 'aid by the gentleman who presides
ey ths assembly In all my lorg ana intim ate ex pe
riepce OF hun may say that have never yet mo.
mo- sincerely and ardeni,y devoted the welfare
higher honor and grs,er favorie in all he relations
oflie and m N who feels deeply than he the re
sponsibliiy and obligations which devove upon him
whinev he the discharge of official trust
whatever that trust may be (Cheers l shalt not
dwell longer the virtu ss Of Winfield scott I!c be
fore his country men az St l. for the people Of this
country decide on the on before them aud
on the candidates i hope tNt AL people will ex.
crcise this right undersandh'cly aud caudcly with
right sense OF the obligation N'bich rests in them
citiz Of country; sshatcver the result
may be. whether favorable TO my pe'sona views and in
clDations not will submit TO IL az the expression Of
he popular Will OF The country ana w.s@fef may be-
tide uswhatever may beta country Sr it, laterests
whatever may br The ,cu fortunes Of t0s day that
we are American citizens snd that will m>ye steadily
on with our stars and stripes our flag and Aaintan
those pripcipes OF right and liberty and those free nst
tutions which inherit from ancostry. In oOncu-
sion Gov hunt extended welcome in the OF the
State OF Ntw York 20 the nuc1ous representatives fOm
other States whom he eaw around him
Mingled calls Of song,r asorgn aud Gov. Jones,r
Issued ncm the crowd, bat the latter prcdomioatcd
Gov !oNrs of renn prefcnted himself ard begged to
be excused from ueaIe sing them at present hc
much fatiguen will tiavcl
slr. DAYS, Of Md next aldrcsscd The meeting, in
long speech aId gave assurance OF the strong and ebid
ing faith OF his state 10 wig principles.
Mr. SoHourrR of the Boston 3ids next took the and
ano al the conclusion OF his speech the meeting al
jourDcd until SP. NJ
while these proceedings wero taking place at tn
principal stand crowd OF como thousands addteesc
at the minor one by Mr. FailiaX OF Connecticut, lion
Horace Greeley ana others.
The whole affair very tame aud spiress, aud th
very nnuteft degloe of enlhueiG-m manifested.
Even the cheer5 OF the fantet character aud
"a Unlike those Of any Of the Sow Yock mas or cu5
meetings
large proportion Of the vsors left here this eve
ninE. by the Butrso cars.
iourregular cspaudcut estimated the crowd around
tac principal platform Gt about So00; but dont think
they reached That figure The assemblnge TO day
erosty iDterspers,d with gamblers, backle- aud pick
potket who pursued their respective avocatione with
great industry One old gentleman lost $500 Some cgh5
OF the fraternity arrested by corps of special
stables Among them noted character from yctr
city H.
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EVENING REroRT.

NIAGARA FAILs July 21--l0 i. u.
An evening meeting is being held, an Il has cengre
gated as large numbers that in the afternoon The
scene is very picturesque with camp fires burning round
the shining brightly overhead and The large crowd
male and female, seated amicaby in semi circle about
the platform.
Gov. Jones has delivered very defective spoesh in
which he has hazarded the prediction that General
scott be elected the reign ofauaicism North and South
Will he ut an end. There IL imnensc number Of
drunken men loahng about the streets ard bat rooms
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DoSTON PTANOFORTgS.--T THE LARGEST AasoRT.
Nd mont Of Pisnos this cry a. 80 be found
room OF r. Gilbert s. Go NJ. sJ5 eroadeay corner or
Anthopy street hent aud Theatre
will be great Ea They havc the metallic frame
are stand tltma De aers supplied
90 very iterAi Gnhcrts Cottage ar Houi PAnoe.
convenicnt for roons for an lar sud wnrrantsa
AIc an extop - Ghe- Goa im
Aoan Psnos universally admitted - he superior al
otLars HORACE Waters Snis Ageat
T6cnty Second hand p,aneA aod voleseons T. cent,
clean for rpie ~ tte folta lrg 1rocs -SN SO SO
as 6os 100 $40 $50 Sina $3.50 $40 Sil3 $40 lat
500 neod,lt 100. ~ isn pi.ne' gsn $50 49, S1'o
G-nrd Pfaon esnn with yFoiisr $500 Prince ~ Il
Jolodeonf ss5 SO 500 asd &e6. Ofrhar Eolodcer sE
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NHRIs7y's orBRA Gousu, i naGHANlos uALL, no.


EaANGLlN hcsEC6, US CHATHAM SQUARE,
II George Lea, PROPRIETOR. -stsblishmant is
opcr Afternoon at O'CLOCK the evening g.
r the purpose OF Classic AID Original o
living Ststunry, by Mile CABINETS rronoe Model Ar
Gstes together With sAriey n hesutful performs
For full par.icolars see bills Of each day Adm ion-5esf
IN prcste boxer &c With cushioned
stsrs, Sys osnSE boxes s5 cents gallery, 12s cents
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The FisherYes.

TIC FTkNtIEess
wAG STEAMER sARANC-oPINToNs OF TIE BRITISH
COLONIAL PREsS-AMEIICAN OPINIONS.
PHlLAoELrHIA. July 2I-5 z. NJ
Commander Reid Commandant Of the Navy Yard at
this place has received orders TO have the sae
saIspac overhauied, provsioned, and ranned with all
possible oespach Since the above orders fro Washing
have been received. Mr. Merck has examined her
boilers ano machinery, and pronounced them perfect
The Sarapac aud Albany will form the vanguard OF
hett hot viii lie sent dowo to the Gut Of St. lawrence
or elrewhere should emergency require IT, TO let John
Bull know that Columbia now rules the waves
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aOosTON PIANOS TIVE BEST ASSORTMENT IN
ID che city, -. Hello. iayiF Go = rarersoms. Will
na without .he Ru7n Forty sccoud hand PA sale
AV"' p'"is'' G0ULD \ BERRY, 2o5 broadway.
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WIN w. su1RLEY, .AuCT1oNEER-BY s., HEGe
w snsr- rirteday Jug 90 ~ ~ e'c'oak NJ, A. the
bopso So go7 Fourth strcot Wen ngst street New
York 1Nabfty ~ Uous sehod frrnitute consisting VI
p;sno large Pier Glass, 3xS0 acnrs Sofa, snrag seat
Rocker shfgauy and cane sht nars Feather Bed Bed
stcals. HattIoges tnrrets, htthne oh Ciosh " So,
Alec fpg, ~ Harness. Catalogues at the house on
The mofriDt of tte sale.
WIN Writer'S. AUCT,oNEEe TUESDAY AT TEN
wv O'clock A 600 ieh street tho iutniure 81
Ioariina houso cprtug ~ Psrlor Chauht ant krcoeo
TurDture large lot ~ Raddng Carpots OIL Cloths Nc
Also Fisy tD clock at i3 trst street, s the 'ur-
niture OF tho hOvHc.
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NINplHNATf. July y, I60Z.
During yesterday and to-day. two thou 'aod per
left this city the cars, 10 attend the hunys Lane
celchraIiOn
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ETgE ARTS.

6tENEEhL FRANKLIN PIERCE JUST PUBLISH
" ed portrait Of the demorratc c,ndinste TOT the FRO
sidencytui face, siTs of fBan likeness viii
will readily he rscosi7ed by al who htse the origins
size for framing 2?x2S. Price csaaosly eoierod $le
each. puh hcd and Tor sele Ivy NJ CuRRIBk 152 Nassau
corner Of spturo strecs very liberal discount Made 10
rnvsssers and agents.
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QROOKLYN MUSEUM-MR. AND MRS. REA RES.
pectfully announce to their frieuds aud the public
that their benefit takes slace Thursday next July 3D.
The following artittes have kindly their
able servces:-Ml j. Scott. Mr. IL Lynne. Mr.. Ieing-
we'll. Brooklyu Cleo Club. Mrs II L. Grattan, Mr.
Knight Mrs Stephens, Miss Grattnn besses host of
others. Iiekets for sale st the PRINCIPAL Hotels.
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SALES nV ApCTIgS.

>>~>>,>..,, SALES sy Auorlos,
A uGTion .o9 EeI.oE,m; y. pusu, AUcrioNEER.
s IN s osasa i'i ss e. T..
qap II n eoos GSS daa MepS
A gMlkIsTh aToRs SALE or PsoPEsrY-AT 40:
"a b"Len N the innedinte Unity q tho torsy-David
.pSS t6s sa nse
ss the Nsrsea Hotel ooreer Of @ssaias;oa and
Noomreii street part whish are improved This pro
toqsher VIII The of paving S:
1Eee. readeF. tLs Of io mos, ds-.saels building
land s,u1e ~ ns~ @sp dessso,iys Of the
a25 Grcanwioh street.
II A.CHILTCN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
a 4 Il 10 ooes a se so, sa iii
SCI. a. snation the hssdsome f.rnisnre sspprdag ma
Msttrsse CbDs w.rs hitchen Fsrntara ia the four
story house, no Yarck street, near Bea street.
Iy - :. II s'sioel precisely Third aysnss second
Gny eres"s and other Ea
reaus. waststsnds. say Chat rn,hosany Tste
seat chsi-s Irassei and Ssr,o tirrss Walnut kxssn
pnS PaS With Msn
nttssims,t ber maker, ok octaves, cost $50 and in
HENRY II. LEEDS AUCrioNEER HANDSOME
Tssd 6 81 4 s;ssS
general assortment Of III usOhold Furniture consisting Of
aud se%as Chair G.ps. Msus @ a.eo
aGP M c T'1os M dsIe ~iHo. crssn; aa .rao,s sas ish
fas CIrsssw Msrss r,g Dressing
Brussels and Ieersin 1srpes. Ditios Tables genersi
Via tho e viii "''a All sS
tureIs, and ha been used but a short time.
IonN l. vaNDew.TEa a1croNEGR.-HoUsE
,oG@ No il W.. street sp!sadid ,ssortuSot Of House
lnd .sak walnut Furniture suite. rihl,
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WHOLE NO. 1909.
ANIUsEnIENrs.

JMMENsE ExcITEMENT-soIRBEs .MAcIQUEs AT
from s e
tsssi.s%ihs sn. gr.ss Wi.rd q the Age M.s,i..ar
sis.% sad al HI, fe.s sresta Win us.nmous
sl apsssr ssa o.a T ME 'a t 'Is MssSc ,saisj
iD.r0sSee Ii, Wonderful sfoSmaslns l.so Mr.
ing Cupid; Pr.ise PORT o VI cbseso de Tasrs-
S aysf coos @s0ns' sns M it the
Shawl, &c, &c see Fhe small bills for fun programme
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM sTREEr-pooRs
spen at ~; onrtais risesss o'clock
"Wednesday evening Jsly q sill be presented
grand Egyptian Entertanmer ~ Don Antooio cordoys,
1nG 1n'Ga' 'F9st FaNKTh sf'fi h'i:'isf: ffDG:an.
aAsssss A. TnG s
shs Great Nseisin Pyoiossos PSyaa sSsoes sasar.
il il FRA sS.sSs.
ks ana e tle Grand Taso' Theatre aa,sns sre.dwsy
Itssess ts t MoT Y9.h a. chsrlesso q savannah
a be,op es Of = as y Sash;' saf
nsn. The W. stsmpoa him a. the
the 81 s ssS es s &c aa q
mechanical spparstus by wbioh he e offer
which hs ars. ass "a &c nnnnns WIN s .s s
world unvcns a the mysterioa q tho Enchanted P.aos
RARNUa,s AaEEloAr aussoM. ADMISSION. Is
S i aoms snss' possra
Daiss vw and op o:s w Tso 10 sn ssi
vpy ssTpsass oss apS The
e " k.
" prfetors-- istioe % Doors open 4s Il TO
eoumeDse al o'clock Gr5ns attraction Cor tie iet
ot tbs summer WednesdAA evening
Zine the areiieled Rope Da
ard SON. the nsst s'tonishna Elntbrsts 70 pn
he s&Sis hae tsgsther With musical perform
THRIs1Y's orERs GouSG a EGHANics HALL. no.
~ s!2 rohdway above GRAND evory aisht
during the weak III further The oriya relI
EheTn Chrisys Ainstrcis prsus eiHcent yer
satiie cprpa OF talented and
uhdsr the srsSctnsnt of e. r. whose h
LIS ciy r snosesstoD OF ea ysas have been received
th aSer ~ highly sotsbe hionahls audience
Itckets Y aenta. Bsors nj o'clock.
the patrons Of Chrietys Hir ta
snat tne ossHday sh ernoon disco nuuea
M 0oD'S SfESTRELs. "a BRoADWAy, ABOVE
haGemont o. Il. HooS vnoee
neStsDs are ackno edgrS the ever off rad
20 Nsv York audience Woods Mips AL hes beer
newly vonMetea aud erected In its
ocntfe making Il tha coolest place Ia the
city adnsioa IS cents; ohii5reu under IA wears half
-Tbe "Wednesday aud saturday afternoon concerts srs
diseoatinued ar Iil further novice.
- y.nF0aKT DRAMATIC observation-disclosures
- aeei soAa UiJoiring tue above Association
by adorsssn note to l. HEAPG 81 Piae street. Ali
comm unicati0Is strictly conhdehtial
EaANELlN Museum, us CHATHAM SQUARE,
IL George Lea PrepreborThe above establishmaet is
afternoon at O'Clock, the evening At
E the purpose OF Classic sAd Osna Oh
Living Ststunry, by Mile Cszinets rronoe of Model
Gster together with sSriet " nesutifu perform
For full particuiats bs feaoh day Adms ion-5es
In privts boxer &c With cushioned arr
sssirs S osnsE boxes % eents gallery, l2s cents.
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NEW PLACE OF FAMUsEMENT-PALACE or BEAU.
~ ty 53 Bcwery (formerly suown as Whites Melodeon
tor-The above splendid csi iabshment il open ovsry
evening, with enteri sinment perfectly origissi
aud unique Tho "Boomer troupe" composed entirely of
sdes distinguished for their slcnt. and beauty viii
their appearance, under the direction OF celebrated
mater The above company Of ade. hsve adopted the
b'ocmer costume, and win appear In the hest most
beautiful dress each lady appearing in different cosums
variety OF other entertainments Is will be given Ban
Afternoon perform takes place weiuesday
Saturday commencing at o'clock Admission In
private boxes 80 cents: Orchestra Seats cents Boxes
25 cents; Perauette, I2L cents,
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ny J. BBGIMAN. AUCTION ONEER.-THURSDAY, JU-
~ ~ at o'clock precisely, Third avenue second
house inertia 81 cventeenth street Gowsnus Brookyn.
Househsld Furniture ores~ing and other Bu
reaus Ws.tstenda, nnto 4sny Chat mahogany Tete a.
1ete So mahogany Sota suite of Furniture.
seat Chairs truseel and pgrso Cirpefs walnut ExtAn
Bon Dining Table and the usual asortmeat of Kitchen
Furniture ALSO, spenGid rosewood Piano, with E,an
attssmsIt ilbert maker 81 octaves cost $50 and in
use brt few months.
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HENRy II. LEEDS, AUcrioNEeR -uANpsoME

III II. IHtUo, AINTIUN hth-H VUSJME
- Household Enrliture, covered With Hair Cloth aud
Ispestry Denry II. Leeds Co viii sell at auctiou
Thur.day July 2a ct ln o'cock No 46 Henry
Of IL usohod Furniture consisting Of
carved Mshoga,y Sofas Tstea retes PaTior Ch,rs Arm
aud Sewing Chairs Carpets Mautel Mar na
Top Table, Lace @iRdow Curtains an Gsrnicas Eug ish
oil Cloth BAH Lsnp Eat stand, venettn ard BRUSSELS
Star Corpcts HahogRny Ped-teais Marble Top Dressing
Bureaus apd washtsnds Toilet Sts Mattresses
Brussels and 1nersin Carpets Dirioe Tables general
assortment o. CHINA AID Glass Ware together with Kitchen
Furniture With sbich tho sale win all nf this
furniture made TO order by Of the
tureIa and ha been sed but short time.
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LIQUORs.

WIN q. uNDERBILL, 4So BROoME STREET COR
W Crosbs street, offers for eae in quac tos 70
suit purchasers very choice Lopdon Dock. lhsmpagoo
OAard ard various other Brandies; Loedon Docs Port
sherry Madeira Wines; genuine Sshnapps schedGm,
ders Swan, and old Tom 6io 50, w. "a hottn aud on
1rsuRht. Champegpe Wiees Hoidssok Temple Brand. rx
,osor ga Ne The above bong rnperted by fmse viii
found entirely and from 10 TO 20 cont lover than
st any other store.
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p A.cnILroN. AucTloNEEn HOUSEHOLD roo

H. ptITe st Is yariek street gu Wednesday July g.
commencing at balfrsst 10 o'clock Cole Chiffon will
sell at suction the srdsome Fnrniture. e,mpr
hogaBy Soss, theirs, Bedsteads Brussels
and Ingram Gsrptte; OF Cloths Looking Glasses, aar
Matrestes, China Wsrs Kitchen Furniture
story house, no lS Narick street NeA s
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r. which the protean comedian Mons Menehand and
u lie. ArmpEt will perform Polka. Cracovienue, La
Manos and Pes de Folies by the Foar Sisters Reuset
Iiskots bO cents Doors Mt 6t; to r.,
o'clock Tickets to DO had At all tins Music Stores Hotel
Castle Garden and at tie door the evening Of the per-
- - - f0-
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RROADwAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHAL. LESSEE
- The Broadway Theatre has been aforusd. BY Shs
ef tho great ,rdiai tho
g,es, Wizard Of the Nerh Prof H. Anderson. Fser OF
All the Mag He will make his third sppesrapoe At this
sheatre this evening 2stb inst He viii enter his
pAsce or sncban ment realizing in the deco
rsns ans dazzling galaxy Of unparalleled Apparatus ALI
he gieres ana awe ping spaador of Arabian
Here the nobler nstss joined with the sparkling
OF the Esst have exhsuteo their stores in producing
oil hitherto ia value effect Ihts
mysteriacht of the nineteenth century has dra
the pregnant tomb Of antiquity all the quntesseee Of
Mmphian polagy the powers Thabaa
occuifomaey the G.rdian ba's Of Gangostc dsxtsros
cal mstrstooey. deying the niest dscr aud
puzzlrg the most subtle disciple of
Admission TO all parts Of che truly endid Tb.stre
The Dress Circle eny reserved, At so cts
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NEWS BY TELE9RA APH.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
THE IRISH RIOT IN OHIO.
POLITICAL ITEMS S-MARINE DISASTERS,
&C.. Asc., skSs
The Latest from Albany.


7IE coAMis SIoARRs OF EMlGRATIoN-THE NEW
YORK CoLoRFD HoME-THE CANAL LETTINGS
RAILROAD ToLLs-THE COMPTROLLER AND THE
AssEnsty-THE SHAKERS, ETC.
srEciAL conREsroSpENcE YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Feb. 14-T1kP.M.
There is evidently to be fare up in relation to the
Comms,ioner. of Emigration. The report Of the COM
mitsee who sat In back room, in Wall street, last
fursmer Il very unsatisfactory. Their annual report
signed bs Cuban Verpanck and others, received
IN tire Senate this morning when Senator Jones in
ssntly moved for Select Committee to examine it.
Mr. Rose Of the House introduced bill for the elec
ton OF the commissioners BY the people, with salary
The appointment of shipowners will longer be too.
rated
The cslored Home in New York, has applied for
appropriation Of tee thousand dollars The opeosito
which 1t met with to-day shows that IL is doubtful
whether it can be obtained
Every person expected report from the canal frau
committee tlis morning promised mr. Hatch cslle
Tor the but satisfactory reply given Mr.
Moss osths committee stated tha report might probs
big be rss lie next week, named d. Abel, who
subp~nled three weeks sucs has gone to Canada to
be examined as witness This brought into
public view by John Young TIE excitement in relson
TO tie letting Increases every hour. The delay Of the
committee In not approved There revorel dssp-
pointed tracers waiting the result OF the
mAndamas case before judge Csdy snoud the appllcs
follow in his wake. The camel beard have employed
Judge Bronson to appear in their behalf
An effort will certainly be made not only to restors
tolls on railroads, but put them the Northern and
New York ard Erie bill for the latter introduced
to day
The Comptroller having to pay letter postage
OF members resolution introduced this morning,
requiring him to report a which place the action
OF the Assembly under his supervision together with
statement OF the extent OF his that body
An effort is being made to n vessate into the private
affairs Of the shakerr but the Les,slature will be basd
they often have been on previous similar attempts
The leading Shakers among most intelligent and
shrewd citizens Of the State. W.
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oar Washington correspondence.
Leila Mortss al the Capital.


Leila Monss al The Capital.
Loa Montes he. met with the most brilliant suoces,
here On the GTs right OF her appearance the theatre
va crowded by Of the most respectable audiences
yet cougr,gsed In the building embracing nearly all ths
a,liouable ladies' in the city and many Of the dis
trguished men. The grace ard elegance with which she
that poetry Of motion lis appreciated by the
refined eocety here and far elegant than the pas
Dc t0,ce style which prevails in other dytiHes.
Notwithstanding the numerous calls which have been
made upon her By the leading persons here she has
understand declined receiving any one Her prudence
il this Tetpsct IL also highly commended whilst 1t
sstcnishts those whe believin. the caumnes which
haye been written about her magined her 10 be any
thing rather than the refined brilliant though eccentric
woman she really s.
here and with that quick perception whh is her chs
rscteristic has passed her opinion them. She
tiders them az whole superior 70 any similar oolec
ton of public buildings 10 Europe and she learned with
surprise that many Of them constructed Of marble
The stctue Of Wsthirgton, by Greenoueh, dOes not
rleS,e her She oonfcsscr 1t s work OF art worthy
praise but deprecstes ths idsa OF clothing Washing
ton as Roman instead OF In his own proper hsbments
lie rtquired borrowed ustre to add TO his nobility
Whilst other may desire dignity from being associ
tho gross ideal good juft and noble; and
after ages will regard his mantle as conveying the idea
OF grandeur which heretofore has attached to the ko
man toga. That statue che continues, monument
TO the sculptors vanity not to the memory honor Of
the Father Of his country
There Ia no ditputiug it-she Is wonderful woman.
cue ppcars the very embodiment Of mind and truth to
ray her conversation but confirms the impression which
her appearance gives
ltsa pity .he cannot 60 to Congress for engaged
humbug: only second TO her victory over the yesots
! ia bavaria,