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p,ror,,d for The " = Tfbune By Bessu FtI -.
g-1 slsys~sicc Penn as s3f, " 90 Rssans "Ta
IS q, ~ L.bish Nor, u. li 5. Usioa Cana. DE ~
IA r IS ~ IS r,os. R 81 DO o. sii s. Rssdins
~ rs Ss d. ga; 100 Hsrhs csss, b 49, 20 scnay Nsv
P,errsd ss~p IS ssnk Of fsnns s3Ha lZl VI 90 90 -
"a % 90 iz2 GTa ssnh ~ 70 SsSHmsfe's ID. - Wy
E>vs>n Bcay4s-iS Hsua. Mech bs9A. ~ -. .. q. 49,.
SSscsa BsaTd-s7o0 Pssn. a. 50 60 see % -; ~ 81
s,hu,l s,y rs s4f Beaver Meadow IL - SAP M
Gold Co IS A. II P.rps lvsnis ga Oaica Csa. ri
- CO. IA 10 Bank ~ fsHns,i'thls IL As~@eAI 's
10 GiraId Bank, Isl 2do- 49, - 80. ,,,p ~ -
g.,arrP K 81. 81 DO b5 So. Do % = tnios Csa> III t1S
IssTe Pya~-Uped s.ts. 81 80 III "a 90 Rsis1s
~ P,,n.yi,srls Ya s93 bid - ssked a.
ii, Cd SCI bd so .sa.d 90 Besss 10 nt S ss:,r.sI ~
IA ssssd Mss Canal, iei bd ief ssss - a.Ss =. De-
% W 7si bid ~ asked DO DO sSfa IS ~ - s1hsff
veisiars Isl ed Isl sshsl 0iss ssst IA ~ ~ sSksA-
Heavy.
wrxssssAY. February s-P. Il
rx.,s..cv n De SseSb uAskss csnansse 70 y oe"s
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SUPERIOR coTsr-BsSTss Js'' e. ois S;ar, on
In the action against MI heele, ~. .Ju, ,1os
srpPEuE coURT-sFreIiL TEsH-Bsiors Judge MITCHELL
oSfh DEcI.loss

FOR see
suPREnE coURT-sFreiiL Issa-S'iOF' Judge '"I9aA1L"
0Si DEcI.Ioss
Mar. BOnsil.s' Charles W..e executor OF Soa.i
n.rts, married tn France snf eSrocea tee ana
a.. Hyus the wife Inherited real estate which va
bu.hsud With hs received ID. proseed
70 or Al death became debtor 70 the wife for the paSip.
useeSs the dsh 10 enforced here but without
a., prsrfr ether creditors here Demurrer o'snssa VIE
I..ys 70 snswsr rsrt Of Costs
Dauisl bablsr sst. John Wentworth
Islander the dssdant may dehy the sssd .aesS "a
,.t trae-he defsnsc As sot
TOW the plaintiff be guilty .nd yst ns &c
fsrdant havs ssid thai sece ne pa -,
Bus 81 attsrptrs justify BY merely sesnS taaI
did cheat In the spsksn Of siseS
ios indefinite snssrtznths precise acts OF msss
defendant VIII se feaso y s<s ae
arsvsr sefnits The answer nay s - ,,o. %
ais the snsw esEns ssfsne .n ~" seea =.
n,t,ssr parfv 70 have ohervtss p4anH Hoa's ~
iss.if eaiiou issie<, WITH 90 sssts
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REELEC71ONOFCH VEFENGLyEER CARSON

The regular election of Chief Engineer of tho Fire De
parimen was closed yesterday and the votes counted
showing the reelection of ALFRED CARSON, ths present
Chief for three years longer. by majority of nearly
! 900 votes Tho ballot as fOllOws
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U DGsrsicT coURr-D.fers Jqs- I,ssEsol,.

bfs 80 stucis AZ we sctnooet Nissa
To recover s659 amount damage done tothe sohooag
u,,.e n Dsv ~ Ra-iisn River b. k In the sight,
r sa ku tsfss whoa bal betn tos Of tn ssa Ell
fsr hsus uhlt sh to shos TO yess nsyts hs
cr the dars.r The si9a Is. amer As barge NosEak 1t
IS H. uy oil re connected ~ih her 20 place hgat
striking as barge knccked sols
and INN ediitey vent ao~n Asaness ~as hoard
COURT or COMMON LEAs-Before Juds- ws'osv'E.
: tiros mar az. ThOm.s CaTaley ate sAefh
y, receive the value OF Horse. levied Upon o. .
.b. 81 N MoAuey 15hst auder sss'hmeut AsAsS Jen'
F.nS b.. dsc Asd beiops g. pAnd it ~as aasn e~5
e.i,s Verdict panuI ,sisias 1hs herse a. DIV
co,gr os GENERAL sESsIONs-Februsry before the
RscoSDgs
James Collins. Young man. was tried and seqiss Of
20 use on ae prs " Oiss
Ipdsrh II Eighth Ward Police ~ho h,d arrested am "a
charge Of iisorasry conduct a..
Chaut-r- tilted ~ keepnr dso'ds house re e'"aes
ems-s nusree 10 the nrsaO0fsSoi sns
ire ercussS yoted and sided for ser tsnes
10 the James saunders and Others ehtged WIN ne.
the Nrth An Juy Ae deeoaaas not appearing
their tail wss declared forfeited
Tie = ut then adjourned for the day
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

From Os.ytooss by Standard Therr ome At No Cha"bfrt
O. n. RoFEgrTI.
IsAt 9AM II NJ sP.M
February ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 AZ ~
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VILLLANSB URGH ITEMS.

PEOPLES CoCR.E The next Lecture vii be Delivered
mi, evening in the Rev Mr. Porters Church BY Kew Dr.
s.o,r. of Brooklyn
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Not breach Of promise as every one that examine
.lser SPLENDID stock OF ValepriDss a. No Chahsnsq vii
tss,ii, 20 oeng lhe beet for the price they have sson
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TUF TFNPIT OF TIE MUNAL DNANA--I 10 va
,ors heater uce Cabin" sht the Two huldrs
.rd ..rpte.rth tine Little Ksy the Hot COru G viii b
reformed st O'clock II the afternoon
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Tie Lilputian King, at the Broadway Mcnngerie Is
III ~, A.. human record HE weight only Sir pounds
H l. lively interesting md perfectly formed Sc, ain By al means
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GAS, CAS- GAS IA large number of new pat
,s ~ ,pde = nd other Fi2fges viii BE- founi a. ti
Ieat DEPOT Of Archer Warner Co. No SO Broad
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MARINE coURT-Bss0 Jsa}s HaLLns
,i.. DsusIss snd vito Thomas 5sanasssu sna Wis
To recover damages for Islander. IN Ars . sssins "
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BIRTH.

uANCouRT-In ibis Cit, the 18th inst, Ms usnrT r. Mo-
court
Philadelphia paper, please cory
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TIM lind OF UOLp-NO. ..
And the victim. themselves quite loud IT their val
Aud the merchants who sold uron credi; turned pale
And those no prayed hardest for rain = the ifst
Wee row bv their comrades most biferl' cursed
TIE r.in ~ stopped gold mining b. never stops picture
taking premium e No S5i Broadway nrsi door,
mr. sr. Open Day All pctuTes WARMED perfect
Inott. ursfif
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ArefsT o. AT1-HEr L0rrEFr p7ufn-Br'1.'E -
4 10 EFyih'iH 70 -Joseph Z tsAsv. -hais'4 WA
leeping o,'e.. po,,y Office g 10 lri Var = was
yesterday srrss, ~ OceT Edo of hr Jef'rson Mar
kd Police COw, on complain: or Lev hoe vt' sWea-s
that he i in .ae hlbi Of selling o,;e,y policies ani that
recently be purctas Of In sI he e ln Ally ieTn'i
ID. n aor.s" OF e e8h. % gss o. 81 - ~a-A
ard ss;ionsry 81 - sd i1runa,s Is . dfh~
prize Of s525 ba That Ashley refused to pay oTeFihs
money for lie reason that they Pigeon numbers
These used By the lotry gambling frl.orny -
desIcna,e certain combinations OF Numbers The offer
tezed the book sud papers Of the Gad they With
tie prisoner aken TO the Police COsrt Ashley WAS
Leid BY Justice Stuart for examination
THE LATE En-. - FIFrEEsrH ,f.-Tha premises Of
Mr. George Hendr kson N Fifteenth Of Irving
place, damaged b. fire Tuesday morning % sae
amour; OF 600. Damage By was sustained to !he
,moun, OF sbous 81 200
FIR / Broad LAS, evening a .ira broke ouf in
tie hasemen; Of tie building No - Broad occssioned
by ihe ignition Of quantity Of loose papers lying about
TIE store The flames were eItngushsd before mlsh
damage occurred
Finn N THE BowKRr About II clock last night fire
broke out in the basement. Of No % BoweTy under the
watch and ewery establishment Of Mr. Benedict
put out before any serious damage had been done
IYJTRFD PIT BLAsTISG.-COroner Hilton yesterday held
snrque' At the FORK HO'ri'a Po hs body Of Sa
Of Ireland Of vhe died from ajs, received
or Of December las while engaged in blasting rocks at
Rv,r6 Wccheste ltsPpsss ihai Al having isnd the
.e allied she way before the blast eXPOd and
WIS Of the in p OF his BODY he
died yesterday nOrnls Verdict IN accordance with te above
statement
DAseER or CHARCOAL FCRyAcEs.-A man named An
S,e Courney brought the 7. Hospital Tesrsrtsy
r from che efec Of having spt IL freight ca Of tie
River Railroad where charcoal hr hsd been ss'd His
recovery doubtful.
ARREST or A H0UsF THIET.-A man named William
Thor yesterday detected the house No p Fourth az hav
ms IA together with witch ali sons
ohe .. which he had stolen from .oonl occupied by
Meheel Deuer He escaped the sine Tut arrested
.sr by Policemen Wilson eyer cf tie Fifteenth Vsd who
found several OF tho stolen articles togsner With
lot Of kslsou hiel and articles he si stolen he
prrsus Say from house Of a Csss.Y. Va - FOsrthsr He
rss coked up By Justice Stuart
Advert eulent
THE LAND or GOLD-NO ..
And the ihemsely, quite loud In their -aI
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wrxssssxY February s-P.A
A.. 49, uaxkss csnsinass TO Be dsWu'
x.,% v;hs,, y,y t.,sraaat Change szospdas cS<s~'
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The snow which began proinsngy night before last
before morning changed to RAIN which continued. with
little ,nermsion al day and last evening, clearing the
streets Of snow and measuraby Of mud, aud promising %
aventuafe in a regular thaW.
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ruv C,,,n. RANK FoRGKRY-DEcIsIos OF JUsrIcE
decison was vest rdsy rendered in the eases
n, Daniel w Van AeInam p w. Sawin, John W Abel
and Jabez White who were charged with having 10!
means of forged draft purpotDg to have emana'ed from
the Hamilton Exchange Bank and drawn on the Troy Cly
Bank obtained the sem Of 5000 from branch oil me
Rank of Montreal located in Canada West The e1su,l
nation has been p,ndng long time and much testimony
us. taken the substance Of which went to show thar
blank draft was procured by Van Aerpsn and ngned In
blank IN this City BY Abel was then taken to Buffalo
,d in the presence and with the OF Van Aer
nam and White, filed up by Sawin. Van Aernam then
,oi Il 70 Canada and having ;ned letter q introdsc
zion from sarir 10 gentleman who acquainted with
bs Cashier Of the Branch Bank Of Montreal who present
"A him 10 The Cashier be uttered the draft the Bank and
,ecevd funds TO the amount of $1,000 for The Cashier
- -. R,nk was not aware who the Cashier Of the Hsm
con Exchange Bank wa. and seeing John W. Abel
signed opposite the word Cashier supposed that ina,a
81 "a 10 The genuine Cashier The defense eonsnied that
"a John W Abel signed his own name and not thai Oh W
r,, Casher of the bank, the had no forgery oeen com
d bu the istTais differed with thsm IN thai respect
I'D ,p,ed ,hs, though the name OF the Cashier had mel
In forced bis position Office had and therefore held
a. hole marty 10 answer the charge Van Aerman u
- swin IA out on bail and the other two are in Gus
- 81 noic. officers A requsiton from the CsnadAn
,o;ts. bss been made 10 the President OF TIE n'ee
S,,,,. far the delivery of Van Aerusn whom they ehss
h having by f.lss pressnses obtained the $4,000 and
.n, toco the President subject 70 the decision I'M
J.dcss Of the Supreme Court Tor the delivering up Of q
Aerr.p h.s been received BY the masispts HIS e1sH'
nation will DO held to day s o'clock p n N the Chs@
be-, Of We Supreme Csut Of this CsY
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SECOND soAED


20 Ps,csi......4....'..... 81 So Assn.s........bs 4
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Finn N THE BowEEr ABBOTT Ii clock last nigh, fire
b., in the baserren; Of No % Bowey under the
wa;ch and ewery establishment Of Mr. Benedict II vas
pu, out before any serious damage had been done
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THE LATE En- - FiFrEEsrH >t.-Ths premises Of
Mr. Geo &c Hehdr kson n feuth st. corner Of Irving
place, damaged b. fire Tuesday morning % tae
amour; OF 600. Damage By was sustained to ihs
tuoun, OF abou, 81 100
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Prof Laurent Corc tho Oldest instructor OF deaf mutcI
in the United States will deliver TO the deaf mues of this
City, an euogy upon Mr Lewis Weld, late principal Of The
American Asylum for Deef mutes at Hartford Conn. on
Saturday evening the 18th inst ia the small chapel ftha
University
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DANCER OF Charcoal FCRSAcEs.-A man named An
drew Courtney brought the Hospital Jestsrdsy
M sufsrirs Of having slept Ia freight OF
Hsd.on Railroad where ehsros IRE hsd ben lighted his
4 doubtful
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FRI IL Broad last evening Dire broke ou in
tie basemen; Of tie building No Is Broad ST occssioned
by he ignition Of quantity Of loose papers lying about
TIE store The flames were eItinguishsd before mlsh
damage occurred
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

FRIDAY, Dee 29.--The RECORDER in the Chair.
Bills Of STEPHEN Duyee SIS g." copying IN hesIseI
Office; Of Ber Sparks SIS for conveying prisoners ana
some Other bis-0rder,d paid. 49,. -
Petition. Of James Wa dron and Theodore sqaes ser
in the .ce OF the County Court for al increase OF sy
Laid on the table. ,,.,r >, r.
R,por in Of paying bill OF Coroner Wilhelm, tor
amount of obtain cd against him fS3 Isl for clear
ns search for pistol at house IN East
Report in favor increasing salary of Leonard HoHnsn,
cIier Of Supreme Court .,,. =,
for shed Mr. and Mrs Hayes during trial OF at'erJ
and two officers. ADOPTED. . n.
the thanks Of the Board be rendered to Ds'
yS Valentine Clerk the Board Of Sapery sos tor the
PROMPT suc efficient in which he has discharged the
duties the past year, and also TO joseph Young AsIant
CLERK. Adopted. r, r
resolution Of thanks also presented TO Francis M
lou for bis prompt in attending the Board OF super
and presiding their meetings during the past year
ADOPTED
The RECORDER responded
Tie Board then Adjourned TO Saturday at o'clock
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UNEMPLOYED LABORERS.

ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EM.
GRANT PROTECTIVE AND EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY, TO THE CITY AND COUNTRY PRESS.
The great number of persons dependent on labor
Cor their daily bread, now out Of employment owing
70 the unusual depression in all the departments OF
business and the large influx Of foreign emigrants Is
the occasion Of the present address.
We believe that you may render important assist
apce to u.s. in our efforts to mitigate this evil, by
abDg us to ascertain what openings yet exist for the
moral and industrious among this unfortunate class
Of our City population, both Of native and foreign
birth. Weare convinced that there are many local-
lies within reasonable distance of New. York. where
labor could be proftaby empoyed-thst at the pres
emit moment, there thousands Of families in our
own and neighboring States seriously inc0nven-
iencsd for want Of domestic help while servant grls
n New York Of unexceptionable character, are out Of
situations, and reduced to the necessity Of pswning
heir clothes to pay their boarding bills and that az
ycuitural and other business interests are suffering
Tor want Of the strong Of the Of toll who
ere pinDg In cellars In our City, and depending on
public or private charity, for scany and precsrious
Sabsstence-snd all this for want Of proper CORE
epondence betweenthe employer and employs through
ne medium Of such an Institution a. this Society.
We believe, also, that IL viii be wise policy on the
Dzt OF the employers to anticipate the wants Of the
ensuing spring, and engage their help roc. bust
ness reaction may confidently be anticipated, and all
H svonees Of industrious pursuits viii be open and
occupied By busy enterprise labor viii be proper
6saably In demand, and the dificulhse which met
y eecie last year, In filing ordsn via return with
Aesvesed 1osee.
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There IL reason 10 belle that the supply Of labor
Furnished by foreign emigration will her year be
diminished. Tie Eastern War, 70 obstinate and san
culinary and which will doubtless rage with increased
violence next year. will not only enhance the price Of
agricultural produce bu. call thousands to the battle
field who might otherwise seek our quiet shores, aud
engage in the occupations Of peaceful industry.
We therefore, Gentlemen respectfully and earnest
ly request you give place 10 your respective jour
mails TO this communication In go doing you will i'm
part tbree-fold good-reief 10 our charitable lnstl-
tuiiops and City ta1es-the means Of an Independent
ano honest hood TO the unemployed and destitute
pocr-snd benefit TO those who need their services.
Letters (pospsidj sddesd TO the General Agent REQ
X. THOMSON, American Emisrsnt soeiety's Rooms
No IS As'Or rIsce EevYork wild promptly answered.
Applications peon By letter may b. sde AZ either Of
The socieiy Ocfs nc. IS and IL Astor place, No q
G.eelychs st. signed on behslf Of the society.
PETER COOPER President
MORTIMER De MoITE, CIR Secretary.
fOner popers arereqHested 10 copy
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THIRD pAY-MoRSrSG SESSION..

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 90.
In the absence of the President, Prof PRouDTIr
was called TO the Chair.
Tie article of the Constitution. fixing the time Of
meeting Of the Association on the first Tuesday in
August, was amended go as to leave the time for
each annual met ting TO be determined by the Assoc
alton at its discretion at the preceding meeting.
Mr.. WHITEHEAD moved that the City OF New York
be esgnIted the next place OF meeting after con-
slider BILE discussion adopted
The Hon. IL BARNARD, of Corn then Addressed the
Association giving the results OF his observations on
the educ ,tional establishments and movements ia
Europe.
On motion of K l.. COOKE the thanks of the Asso
citation were rendered TO Sir Barnard for his able Adj
6Iess, and an abstract was requisite FOR publication,
with the proceedings Of the Association.
On motion Of Bishop POTTER, il was
Eesoited That the SendiDg Committee be instructed to
consider and report speehcsys al the NEXT annual meens
the sions made BY Dr. Barnard in Bis
his ona Great Britain respecting
syIeeI Of esbshDs in connection with the A0ocia
charts models &c of school apparatus; also ons eduea
uona journal; also system Of educate nal changes; .so
plan OF educational tracts aaspt-d fOr circulation
the United States sud the employ ent by the As
toeisiion Of permanent agent.
After recess Of ten minutes the following gentle
men were proposed by the Standing Committe and
unanimously elected by the Association, as officers
for the ensuipg year:
Pyesident. HENRY BARNARD. Of CT.
CoryesIoHd,n0 SeyttITy..p. MORRIS Of Pebus lvana
Recording Secretary ......R L. Cooke. of New jersey
T,saiusr NHII EHEAD Of New Jersey.
Hon. Jos keKeon, Richards, j. ID Phibrick, Hon. E. II.
Potter
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nInArEs.

n. melton ,hs, when the Board adjourn, they shall adjourn
N, kyyxrpy aid Ii. durrf The whole year be had the
pleasure Of meeting the members Of the Board his
6sa b,en one Of af,ou VI coarse IN 50 Ate "A
ssnh.,s ard uhee drr.tons prssened involving ~
msny various Interests bad not been able 70 svod some az
Int h. con saw he had Of them without tne
les, r,r.na ileelins Mr. Kennedy then presented me
e,oion on thsuss the Pesent for biz eondae IN ,na'
Office .heh carried, with one dissenting VICE. ' Ma
eys ,,, ..-.,.i.,,,, IN. Board
on the suCurt business they bad performed and ns s-
ees-; and wished them All hsppine" ,.... h.-
The re1ons pmen,ay TO officers and reporters oa'
ne teen carried, -. .h,,k,
Mr. FoI ptR ose ard said that he wished to return hnH
for The uniform hreIes. shown him. He wshedto sIlde
paury TO one member who about leaving them the
member fr the IXh-[Applsnse-whss extended business
esvsey ard perception Of mind had been OF the
service 10 the Board and the public There one dark spot
in the City and that the 1Xih District. because had not
returned John Kennedy tApplsuss -.
The minutes being and approved the board sd
having disposed OF every paper on their hie
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sr n. ali, rmner /. which he bad performed his duties
IA Voos,s moved TO add The Reporters in constant ~
Ad cH.sxeEr oyrOsed this addition, but the whole "'
ld6prd A., u,,,,.x.ov % tia
h,r .1a rssporoed eloquent and hanssou,s manner
70 The ,,st Of ihanks He spoie Of ihs CORDIAL 5000
f,ers, 81 o 10 bun the members during BIS Ter u OF p'o
wis them suc accounted foE the ned amosn OF
brsL.,s pstched the amer 10 ~nieh tais oosid
ft;,Ieo tv The Charter s Dot b-nk aored 20
paper. nT the srpropri,on Of the pqbs monsy &c ne
eo.csr,d The ostd the Board 20 hold tneir
"a. too bnef he tend-red bis hanks 60 the me "a
ters fcr their patient h-sEns nsder ne ereeton' sai
70 the Reporter. Of tbs press. for the fair snd correct
u.1uer In which they TepoEed the pioesea
Tts Pe,ioert alluded The sbe manner in which f VA
erfin. the Geek Of the Cornon Council snd D. worthy
estufie. Str. aubsTs Young senes Wins AID Cooper
hsa formed their csous duties and conc rded by pyns
b,ue,on, trbut- Mr. Valentine DO had served with
,ueh e dit 10 hiG., sod the CRY for 50 many yess M
HsIt Wed The Sergeant 81 Arms also aaded To-
Coum.ttes ofiwoAld Voorh'ssd dott-Tere appointed
70 wall unt the 3, ard Of COuncieu TO rfOrm the mat
Til, Bosd res6y sdourp This Committee ssvins
t.rod Committee from the other Board waited upcn n O.
ans toned IL that they he'd many which woais be
..ut = H. ~er the o. jorrnment poapon- d.
WAKEsAS sgose IN favor Of bay another meeting
o. Saturday lie minutes Of q. meeting <eie then read AID
approved
AID Blunt moved to I'D journ die which carried.
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DEATH OF FARRIsGToy PRIcE.-Under our obtu
airy head will be found notice of the death OF Far
riDgton Price, gentleman who formerly resided in
this city. Mr.. P. hsd resided for some three years
past at Elmirs, and had been engaged in business
there some Of the time, and was latterly employed
en- express messenger on the New. York and Erie
Railroad. A'few weeks since he manifested symp-
toms of mental alteration, and soon became hopeless
ly nfane He was taken by his friends to the Utica
Asylum, where he remained few weeks, refusing all
nourishmeDt and, yesterday, died. Mr.. p. q man
Of Ioble and generous impulses, and always early
and active in refo rmsiosy movements. He has fallen
in the prime Of le, regretted by all, and leaves
youDg and amiable family to mourn their great be-
reavement. Rochester Union, 2sth.