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6ouses Uanie0.

Vx1ANTED-A HOUSE of moderate size with
w about IS acres Of LAND within hours nde OF the
CIV by r.irosd Addre. p 5, No l7s Tribune once.
XNANTED-To Purchase or Rent, new ana
w hsnd.omely-Gpi.hed COTTAGE REsIDENCE ~
pleasant part Of Brootyn 70 tns ~ Bos Bros.
with location and price, A h SANDS eAe VI D'' '
cor OF CsthsTine snd CheTysts, n \. ---
NIANTED-A HOUSE, rent not exceeding
w $500 between 4th and 24ihs for family OF thfee
rs,.o,s without Children Address ". o., Tribune Once
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Cost ano fouu6

I OST.-LAND wARRANTNo. I6 29s for I6O
IL seres Of Land, issued John B. Rrisase C.pt. "a Com
rGny n. Lot Regiment y. Y Volunteers Mrxicso s- Nj
War The same having been ost with the al on b,srd
the nned Scot 81 the time that vessel rer sa on
her voyage cu San Francisco to Panama about N. month
OF December 1883 J>EOAry 1884 All persons arr c.nrooa5
sssnst purchasins the said Warrant the same hs. b-.e
esveaied and application win be made In due time .. he
Pension Offce for duplicate Of the sam.. - ~
40 iewowsst 7. J. COLEMAN Ne s. WALL.
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forses, Gdrriaaes. &r.

ESSRS. MOTT Il Co., 90 we'll and favor
WI ably known for many year CARR AGE MASUFAc-
TURERs BRIDGEPORT Conn, keep eonstsnty their
pouu Al No Sa Broadway large assortment Of rich .na
select CARRIAGES OF the LATEST Styles and PAT
Terms which they eser the public favorable ters
~ any ohez house N the city.
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90 mhom il Hlap Concern.

TORsFS KEPT GRATIS-The subscriber
III Ger. TO keep 10 y Horses for their darns ihe
r.er Geniemen prsfsns to keep teir horse. L the ey
viii noeersis a,e and ..oa 'fA'ns Nj 90 ptssRow.
Tx" '-'''''' Riding s:hool. SO 2 ..A.y:
INFORMATION WANTED-Of DAVID lR-
VINE from ooasty Dsvr, rslsrd. Any inf'rIasoa re-
Is.ire 20 Tin will be thankfully received By Geo Ace "
BAD Mountain Pos; ofsee, ws.hiasOu Co. Ss~-fors-
OFFICE for PATENTS, No. 5 Wall.st.,
" Ne~Yors -Aseneie, in London, Paris, Brusss ven
80. fr Rsisus OF Defective PATENT, Reconsasr,igas Of
Re C.ses Inteerences ard APPea ere prepsea ha
conducted and Counsel even En- - legal and 'ssoa' P'a
GREAT BRITAIN-Provrons Projections, Resis'r,iions
orponors entered sas conducted and Licenses
prepared. Stamped and registered IN LONDON -
FRENCH, GERMAN. and other Continental f.'ena are
obtained and AssEens prepared staUPee aud registered IN
the appropriate oshees Of record u.,
Specifications the important par; Of N spphesson
especially Europe where the Patent taken without enc
examination into its validity are IN no case estfosa "
poyes a. Is the practice In one establish nens FL
In ressrd Foreign Applications the uBdernsnea
liberty remark thsf result Of the nsny yes as n
abroad BE- bs. there durnE ths, time m.on, o. a.
the Patents both IN numbers and Importance ''y
th eoupty a. a.o 10 the United States soty OF 81 ne
Patents i..e.d foreigner while a. Al syaenes o. ~
s.r SfaI. s ssG coa ''' JOSEPH PIRssoS
6tInn TO POETS.-The Directors Of the
D IUU. COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITERARY ERA ~
ASSOCIATIONS, lately Organized IN ssnd1uy ny. ol1 m
otter PRIZE OF 300 for The Se. ODE 70 P9rs'
oowned OF the GREEK sLA'h snel Vie ~
members Of the shove A-ociat'on l., ,..L -...
The Ode, which should not e1esec hty me. N ezra M
b, handed previous 70 the lst OF Oetooei Ncn ne
eonree Of literary gentlemen Of New ORR whose Names
will sppesr decide upon the merits and award the prIs
Poet. IN .endns their productions viz pss 1--WE the h,'
rama Of their Ode tozeiher with uk res name and "a
eIes. in separate .eed envelope Communications 'hOod
be addressed pet fAa nf sGg a,su,r, C. AsLA.
O''' OF No wstef-ss, sandusky
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nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM o.

about 800 in Columbia County miles from Chat
ham Depot on Harlem Railroad, lo iDoumbrance. Cash
price COO Also good FARM Of 100 acres in Westches
Ter County miles from Harlem Railroad Also an elegant
Country Seat and 50 Of Laud Railroad Depot New
Rochelle Also $50 Of Timber Land the Hudson
Aso Of about IS with other vsGsble property
Apply from II till N the basement Of Hanover Bank corner
William and Pearl JOSEPH DAWSON.
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L'ENCING and BOXING. - Mr.. SAMUEL
Il WOOLLSCHLEGER, Professor Of the Royal AcAdsul
Of Paris hss taken No 90 4h between l0 a
18th whore be- prepared 10 GIVE LESSONS in tbs U5E
both Of SMALL and BROADSWORD, slSGLESrlCKSs sd
BOXING Mr. w first served under Napoleon and thea "a
the Seventh Re gmeut Of the sws. Guard flo prdlo
tie best testimonials o his abilities from reliable persons n ~
erent parts Of the Union where he has gwen insr1coas
Pupils taught their residence. " required. Glasses
commence on the lst Of OCTOBER
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OF the FLUTE-The 50 )serber has the pleasure d ~
nouncng TO his pupils and the public that he has now per
fec ed his and 10 prepared give ins1cto
upon the B0hm and German tlutes He has sso severn
Flutes both descriptions with the latest improvement
sale at bis rooma For further particulars and terms sgPJ
personsy or BY letter r. j. EBES Solo Fqtist and Pro-
te,.or IL Music No f.3 Rroome.at. New YORK
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Chances for Bnsiness men.

NRYsTAL PALACE. For A L
" The Exhibition Building in New-York, known a. the
CRYSTAL PALACE; together with 81 tie RroPsIs. s9n,
TIE Pff.d EXaiBToS OF FIJI The SDUsTRY or ALL Ma
SRoPosALs will he received for this property in whole
in nan a. eomprised in the follo wing PARCELS
/ THE EXHIBITION BUILDING AND ITS PERhA-
HI BuidnF is constructed Of Iron and the ground
pan and floor in the form OF an oetsol sn n united
bT galleries form Of Greek Cros with dome over the
i6terseetion ~. n-,,.,-. o., f..
H.bt OF top lantern rs feet area Of the lower
eoor hi 60 square feet Of the galleries 6l00 square
LfR inA AA''l ,'n-,,,N ......,,'-,.-',
ard Of width the ground floor OF )! feet
a feet In bsh and hiss an area Of . 80 square feet Tbs
Picture Gallery above ms :. = leet IN ~atn ~ a zee, n
Of IT, feet hight; Of this floor sf5o squsre feet
Whole building jly squsre fee-equa 10 three
'' 81 A THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE HOUSE UPON
4gD ST l25 feet in length and - feet IN width.
T. ABkicK BOILER HOUSE UPON i2D ST. rs feet in
len 9Th ard % feet II width - - . 1890. v,..,..,
S. STEAM BOILERS, sHAsTISG, GEARING-BELrs,
The Boilers, Pipes, shafsns Be. &C. connected with the
-
8 THE MOVABLE PROPERTY
Consisting Of the Iron Rslinss around the Building Stoves
Gas Fi1ures Tanks Counters Trucks Turn stiles Once Fur
STATUE OF KISS AMAZON
This Statue in nc bronze purchased by the Association
MEMORASDA-The Brick Buildin Is in parcel, and must
b. removed prioT TO the 5,h March next
Possession a these premises will be wholly given prior 70
Tie srtes comrsed r parcels and will be delivered i'm
medAteJ after the close Of the Exhibition the 5s October
next
defssd Committee Of the Board OF Directors through hen
Chairman Full weights Of mseriAls Dimensions Of the glass
any further information that may be required will be fur
uished upon application 10 the Committee.
"''''' '''" 'F'''''' CaAs II; HAswELL.
HENRY HILTON,
HORACE GREELEY
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GLASSES in the MODERN LANGUAGES
~ Al No lO6 Pereponts corner Of Clinton B.o9hyah
81 IaSiss evenings for Gentlemen Single pupils SN a.
thirtv Lessons; two or more In classes SIS each
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EARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

L'ARM Tor SALE or EAUHANUE Tor CTIT
i PROP ERTY consisting Of THREE THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRE and FORTY. -FOUR ACRES situated in Saratoga
County twelve miles fhe Springs by psnkr0sd and
fifteen miles from the Erie Canal Amsterdam; the Saratoga
and Harbor Railroad building will through
this Land. The Land Is Of good quality, about two
cleared and the balance heavy timbered with beach
birch maple black walnut aud hemlock, &e. There
god running through il with water power,
Gh.t MIL Sawm, Shinsle and Bark Mills. aud good
Der good Dwellings in different localities with suitable Barns
and Ouhouses Il viii be sod together 10 separate
cell. For particulars apply 10 r. G. PIERCE
Of. hr.aIaav nnder Mammalian Rank.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-KnOwn as
~ CHESTNUT GROVE. situated the Passaie, opposite
Belevie 81 miles from Newark N j. and hours
Jersey Ciy on high ground commanding fine views
Of ard surrounding county The house is 40 BY ~
feet built cottage style with bale mics and piazza aud
extension building in The rear comprising Kitchen Laundry,
Bah and for the The gr0uudin al . acres
Is div ded into an sOpiug the river embsl
shcd hedge. shubbery, evergreens, and variety Of
and shade trees On The sides Of the house are
grove and f trees To the grapery garden
small and vegetables and at suitable distance Barn.
Carlisle house Poultry house &c. Also several fields In
hsb STATE cultivation large proportion Of the purchase
money nav remain on rare exchange made for city
property. Apply 10 . HOMER MORGAN,
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HOPYIST.-A Lady OF education VINO writes
~ clear distinct hand desrous Of obtaining mnt
for .be above Also TO LET, a pleasant FRONT BASE
MINT suitable for Physician. Inquire Of SAMUEL r.
COGSWELL, No. Court st near the City Hall bfoosVn
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Wants.

AS COOK and to WASH and IRON, or to do
N the HoUsEwoRK Of private family, By a very ex
crriroceS Girl sDd - NURSE aoe SEAhSfRESs, or AZ
EHAMBERMAID and sEAMSrREsS By another These
females would 90 the country. Gail sf Me- u sAsv
che Bookstcre
AS . good COOK and to WASH and IRON IN
IA a privste family by one, ard o. CHAMBERMhD and
WAITkR OF a CHAMBERhAID and LAUSDREsS By the
eitv r,s,rsscs Gsl ct No u etk sv.. In The BsssAs
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Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No. 81 Wed l5ts:
st.. below 5tb syMrs LENERErr viii reopen her sesoa
the above address on THURSDAY. sept II CHcuAn n,l
be obtained her residence OF Mesrs ROE LOCKWOOD
& SON No. All Broadway.
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EOR SALE-ln Brooklyn, possession lInmedl-
Il Ately three story Lriek HOUSE, No. lls Bergens
marble nantes crates &c. $3.50 boud and mortgage.
Apply to + COGSwELL Real Estate Broker Mechanics
ESChapse No. Q Court II. BROOKLYN.
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EORT EDWARD INsTITUTE-New and 80.

4 perb Brick Buildings for 500 BOarden.-Rey JOSEPH
r.. KING A. NJ Principal assisted by twenty Professors md
Teachers Board w sshng FUEL Furnished Room lncif, s
and Common English, for fourteen 81 so, pad "a
advance. Winter Term opens Dec. T. 1854 Circular ri.
fu Information, be had No. 200 M1lberrys ko5
Pakrow New York By addressing the Rev n. b. TAT
LOR Steward Fort Edward ~ Y
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r OTIS in BROOKLYN on EASY TERMS
IL There being but THREE Of those desirable LOTS in tho
Ninth Ward Brooklyn e and being snxions TO close them
oct the remaining three either separately together
very ehssp. saa % very easy terms Apply 70.
J. PECA2E, Ne l6S Hss.es-a.
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Tie REGULAR meeting Of the Board OF Managers was
held on Thursday the f'h inst, ct q ?. DR. THoNs
Cock presiding, assisted by ne non LUTHER ID, 7'su
lion a Rru, llasUcogce benjamin L Swan, cod Fran
a. Han E-ls.
Tiree heF arxlilies were recognized in lho States Of
Kew York Ms.issp.i and Alabama, one each
T. dect0se was announced 81 tipt. VIM u Spencer
O member Of tiis Board -
Letters were present from Nessr' Phillips and BGeL
the Society agents in Oregon and California in regard ID
tic condition % the Bible cause IN Their Fields from the
Rev Dr. Goodrich IN regard toau agent for the eyant
tom the Rev David IrumbuN in Valparaiso from tho
Rev Arthur Waring Of Hayti asking grant ot books
sfo from tie Rev. Mr. Henderson, colored clergyman
Of Temerara 10 the purport Also Two letters from
lie Iif-h auc Foreign Bible Sociciy sgntying the Ap
;,,,r, of tie Rev Mr. Kent one If the Society Sec.
itfrfis ord also OF th3 Rev DIR DuH as delegates %
sti.rd RE Anniversary N May letter from the non
PC. N"om American Hm.ief a, b'r.n' al'e.,t I y,
Ie, 20 DO anything n hs power lor me seryco o.
tic S.cieiy Will. abroad. letter also trom the From h
Foreign Bible society thankfully acknowledging the
,. ceiito. s2O0 graited by this Board
Another fcn ii Rev DR. King Of Greece in regard 10
trilfrg 10000 IesGments in Athens and f0trg thai th3
Testament isuoV permitted TO be used Ia al The common
One trom tie Itdan Committee at Geneva. consi.tny
= he Rev Drs Ma!an. Merle ID Auhign Col Ironch .,
and othor- asking grant to print 10000 Tcsamens in
Iav and plod r- themselves 10 SEQ the work executed
note vas received from member Of The Board ncces
slrly absert with pledge Of 200 10 CHS object
one from the Rev Mr. WiusOw OF Madras asking aid
toward printing tie Scriptures there and one from The
Rev Mr Calhoun OF Syra, with some pleasing testimonies
to ihe. power Of The Bible IL 'he East ,.,..,..
Grants Of hook. were Esade. VIZ - the Religious I'm
rrovemeut Society Theological Seminary NirgI MIA %
lie New York sunday SCHOOL Union, 10 the iracf Soci-
CIV Of The Methods Episcopal Church % the Sunday
hoo Of The Howard High School. Missouri; TO tie
American Missionary Association; 20 the Rev Arthur
Vsrrg for Hayii 10 the state Prison az Sing sing; to
tie United Saies Corsul at newfoundland for ds,riJa
ton there Bibles md Testaments in English and Ger
man, for Halaara.o Spanish and and English Bibles and
Te.aucris Tor Puerto CsbeO 10 the Board OF Foreign
llors Of tie Pfeshyclan Church for Northern india
lIlor preparation sas made Of 81 900 or h@!.as
$500 ~ requested or printing the New Testament IN
Iialy AID $500 f0r printing The Testament IN AoIe'l
Csrrfl . Athens
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THE Hr1sE'n>Y LsrrER-The special cores ondant
Of he N,u. Iork Lrchiag Post who win "Opcs sharp,
sees what Is not % be Seen has recently been exer;l
iYg his Imagination the expense Of the creduy 81 ms
readers uron story with regard 20 the authorship OF tn
celebrated HulsemeDn letter, and the authorship thereof
into which he has drawn Mr. Fletcher webster and nan
ufacurfd various circumstances which are without any
origin N iact. .,
Sc understand that tho whole Of hi settlement in re ara
10 Mr. Evere'e correspondence with Air Webster ny
irs Nh Eeeretts late Yi3 90 Boston, Ir FLETCHER "eo
s'er rcpv tie excitement Of friends ~c, %c 80 car
cr7stsntiags set forth ia wholly without ioun ia)n No
such correspond sncC took placeno such 0rgina ofa
wa given By Ar Fletcher Webster % Ar hyersU-nof
did ny coInl ii, alton Of any sort take place between
them on the subject ,,-.
Wteber or not Dir Evsrett had head in the prepara
ION Of the Irl.emann .etter can-Ot say II - very
l civ ~ tlet heng III at that the a. Franklin u
Webster sy.1ed himself of Mr. Eyereits ever ready
hp o. bat ~ OF other occasions and the inenls oi
10Th would bs wiling the whole world should KNOW tne
fs,,- suc5 were tho sase-whch you'd be equally BON
allie 10 tstb parties and show in most agreeable gAt
tie anoe and friendship hEt existed between theso
to distr gushed gentlemen. A.. =.
That III Everett however is particularly anxious .
ske such facts known himself .ha. he procured sucn
draft fr publication made any publication o. y We
DO not believe. Ne have never seen T. IL ~onq % .
been highly proper thiny, certainly for hr Hens'sr
representatives. % publish the circumstance ana aoSD.le
they VII st proper .e he facts AA.hof]s suI ~ y
20 40 Int " can easT zee that the statements 81 ~
pet &c resaden, are INTENDED 20 lle not iess tle o'
living swan than he memory OF the other deeeAsei
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...,.,o. tho clement Of national prosperity -
lorna Iui ~ ;ne,ss of war; YET for The want Of tbi'
Peeso, % zen her In distant and dangerous isoiation
Ios" r., nel;tical effect upon tie country ho taIt
~ 10 y rad metallic currency in tho United s.etea OF
n ~ Seo The products 81 all The mines IN ne C'n
go ~, GEAR anil 1875 furnished In additional sum u
A. IA ca being an average annual yield OF between
zoo cco and eco COO. Our bet specie np'it over oar
ots for that period were s82os6 f5l ara lm'fs' 'nt
snanl;es ct sn average OF 100000 year, s5Ee rs
s3'ccCfc co mdking an aggregate OF specie "a we INV"
ssstss At the beginning II tha year laia OIL
800 war the sfqregate product OF me mines OF II
,:s ,rth Caroline South Carolina, Georgia l9nnes
- riebsma and NV Mexico fen below the general az
zee lave stated having ouly reached ABOUT S-'JJ' 10
rfieh California jrst then beginning 10 o}en nor
,"s.r-es coptntut,d an 0ddii onal sum Of more
mr. orc 9Th the product Of all our mines a. ihst
te Sc has since that period increased Aer proquc m
.i,oo, compound ratio until her annual nr0utions to
re ystt.llic currercy are SlOoOl0tOo. hr Gwin con
Iof96 Ls speeohe as follows We nos come before y5u
Lin On appropriation II your domain Tor the conetrlc
90 ri this new means Of intcrcOmmpneaion adspensa
tIe Mt py 20 consolidate ~ 81 home bu O. guard against
Dc a. ck Of foreign war and C0n-equen. danger Of p)i
Is Acknowledgement tn utmost tfetca Of your inerpl-
-, a II NOT exceed under the bill before You, 40 10000
~ scfes for line Of 600 miles, that viii unite the " f.
,;.sirri states with The Pachc Ia vel1e does moi cqg
~ one Lsf cur annual supply o. gold sat eud Ia
SION viii he more ID mbrgsed hy the euhcn e3 yGas
;,pnsrtod TO the hltero'c Iesduum Of your land.
ghe til postponed
Executive session III O'Clock.
AdiOLluci.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL H. 1854

ueh fer pledge rssrks sas seasrrss sTrT
oesrsie, 90 icrE - y stsi corirre
IA oS TIA fbe o. ,hs Collector ~ rhs Port. -
fEfgl D,roc.ss ffu csl sd al 1rla1 -; Pl -
fsy woac aud tl- . - ;e
rh h-fZ sert-i - Tla 40
sss AID WI BE- ret D. the As1ofi7 "a ne
cCf6fmrsf q merits
R.ires Tlatfhe - nuusd a-d iaoeut oTrg Pon Asr,.7
cliter. rpsn 1f coru-y- ~ te,i - q
srar Harsnl. call To- g-1-7t .rln o. " ~ q l -
uueut thaf have Bat ste eonifeae p = a.
- tclrre. r~1r-la den T. lrurrs - 4nt -
tra Lich vii preserve uEfsr1hed t1e hn- 81 81 3
Tist TIE rs1i, 81 he rer@rt elections u sf ina
x isua AID Corrcccrt q 70 - a1r' ia . ~ -
~ ~ -. CT Der0c--rF = re Ode ~ 60 - ffa
LL Achieved tls -~cfi' I'D - 20 a
-,-.i- - - IL sr1is "a icrr ID ~i sf- li
- sf he -, f-c TIE t-ilr pas1i phti1o - -
IN -, ~. a., See wth ira strfl c'rFtor J,ie "--a
.-.-..s4 ,b. ~. 1i1irr 10 lde--llg - 80 %
Elf,- Jf-t-l ra1as D-racrscy % t1s ~ 80 ''i'fy
-, J-..'-, q he H5a Ffsnc. B Crr- a.
a.. eFh~ a. 49, force tte Ne5-asks - % we VIA
- 7c-rref e. drt-o7u n fnf sl,ii -
.i,D ~ SIS We srp aEd the clfvsc e'n11c. or A'
T. t-fs r. sti- she 7f ot lae ~ -rAf4 "a -
be Of Genres. no compliance "a me eReel'''
Ill .t..--e--.---- t-.,,-.- O., 4.
rc Of fce- 80 80 ave ~ scr ti1g rr ntsr-sis 81 a4
80. % to it- srtto.t u che ., 10 rJ ~ l7 Nsia 80
ra~ ~ erfrrt % r. fi.i d.tel1e - - e-tt 70
trur o. csnge- and f-usrG ret1rr 4'L -
lrs IL ci-fs.t Re p We 'f-'' a-- '
uur r o. It--ccrtisc prirci plts
II &C adopted. 1900, ,
lie Committee then adjourned T. meet on iAe second
Monday In Law next
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JAMAICA.

vrc Z Our C1rn co.ras2ou3sn.
KIsosroy, Monday. March =, 1854
As.r,tys o. Jaus,s and enc that loves the l-ni Of
h brb an ashsued 20 b. compelled 20 speak - oien
Il the vas Hating concuet Of the senate Of this county
Were cot thar ~ faithful chroneE Of events thai have
usIly passse ard not director Of wba, lassd have
p.se6 on compelled 70 speak Of things they actually
hspren void be ready snk under tie apPFshsnscn
hat y,ur correspondent NJ y be cons aF.d 81 unstable i
The ieesll,ots Of la nEs7e Ind Wen nigh no pF)
pstc language O. ne grea, patriarch Of ne Hsof' 'a
be eld.e-ssd n cur House Of Assembly Uh--A3e ls
water tho1 ID ii. not excel though 7oai- D.. ~
le understood meaning hat % a. y ~ -. - ~
lafr.c deserves al Ae blras that i Ainaos . 20 20
lonisl p.rsaneu., as whole You WI fela-i.,e1 "a.
feors he Cbri,i1s recess espresso s'lls 'fg.e'1
an tfs ne r8rssgre Of Rcspousios OoFsrAsn. ih q
mr. ~ cor,idsra.oa OF the holse a. embodied N 40
rcrr rC he committee thgt question "oa1 "a aii
a I'M "a tlaf IN zlbs-q1 et -ettef, vas ena 81 %
ssv hi cOnEeque1ee Of TIE presentation . re @ -
r liberal suort-fhe 10 ner having been referred oe
o lie e-thatT was likely 70 Eo1i hlge Re
grcrsitie Government In IL integrity 1"4 are iurtlei
aere that on the 2, .sembEng TIE Legislature site
TIE Christmas hob iays this msas4-e Las sc.apsd ~ "
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
nm AII.MNl oF coLrMplA COLLEoE.

lUE ALUMNI Or NO4-l NAhi4A ~~---
meeting o! The Alumni was he'd on sa'ufoa! 'AC'
noon April s. in the College Chapel Noiwiih''-nd"s "a,
inconvenience Of the hour and the shoTintsS c.
The notice. two days. moro than forty graduates as
hta-s thing unparalleled in the history OF old Coinmon
Mo meeting was organized by calling TO the Chaif II
ms Wrr,G,y. Of the class Of 1871 the Oldest LIVING
graduate Of lie College.
NJ " Eovuvy moved that in consideration OF The anu
anal de Of The meeting and ,he dignity OF the ooay
10 Wee Presidents and two Seoroiares b. spPo.',
p. V,...0r Renwck and William Bets Esq one o. TIE
trustees were therefore eec',d Vice fisnd'4' aEa NE
Rey. Alexs1der Leonard and John N'"'H'" iNi' wv
pr Kso President OF the College thea sa'sa .Ao' 5
30 ts call for the meeting BY direction OF he bo4'l
OF Trustees Of he College who we d.s';S"s .
lion Of iho Aumn. in the o, olai"n o. Us
-, ar al he College in 0cisoer aeA' oo Ia ,,
Mr. RovAisr moved thste Cpmmt'.s % a,i,i.c,
.f5 ~ eonfsr with the ruices Oh the NY s,,a All
~ s WyfU RoosYyELT aid, 10 enec' lla';.,. s.y
lody The Alumni could ehteTiem any p ~ Irhgi i a.
- B,n,d ol trustees it must, from sehse -
60 ils cwu diguiy, take come notice 0l 'i'
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PHILADELPHIA Mond ~. Acr.l TO- 1874
By the bark Paez we have dates from Puerto C-os 70
lie s5th uhmo.
Congress was in session and considering the sGe~' o.
assmspc patton OF the slaves AZ On cary Gay lbs pro
ke.wss favoro measure OF inc President VINO h'Po-
BY ii to gaia greater influence With Tho misses 50 . %
sashs him 10 retain power or confer y upon t's p'0
Nfsvss candidate tcr tie Pres doncy
Proluse was eoDitg in abuadani'y coi.,e qa''e1 o.
llisik nides l5ic
Tksbsrk Kate wa TO sail in ful days Tor Ia amo''
end the sh,oaer Delohae for ditto next day
The steamship CITY 81 Manchester has ioaied c' AAo
! passed Newcastle on her way pp ~ tia oi'y
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THE ECcIESIASTICAL COUNCIL TT WISH
MOTION
,.geroudttoe Of TIE = Y Triho8e.

Cos4esToudttce Of TIE = Y Trho1e.
WAsHTGIoS, Saturday April 9, l55i.
One Of the largest Ecclesiastical COulols consisting Of
about 80 Ministers snd Delegated noen session in this
city % n tan the Rev Alex Duncsnson a. pa.tor OF
the Fnsi Congregational Church Taey are about 70
20 up ia body to call upon the Presdeut by invitation
Ar S.4ofor Douglas says ttey don't know "puch" be
might now become the Instructor Of large class Ike Dr.
Patton Or Lansing, Or Osgood DR. Sm4lsy DR. Edward
BeecEer Henry Ward Beecber and their companions Of
Ike iai'h
Dr. Patton is TO preach the sermon and Henry Ward
Beocher prea hss in the evening Expectation is on tip
toe DR. Stove Of ALdOver Is The Moderator Of the Coua
al g.