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Married.
On Monday, April q, by the Rev. n. Currau, st. An
drews Church. JAMES BxAvEN. only OF William Bsaven
Helt Wills England to ANNA MARIA youngest daughter
Of the late Luke ylor Esq, Drominidy cottage, Skbe
Dsen County Cork. Ireland.
nath Bristol and Cork papers please sopv.
On Wednesday, April 80, by the Rev. Benz. Evaus, at
tire residence OF the brice No 1853 Prince street. M
JOHN b. BussnL to Mss ELIZA g. PRocH, both Of this
cAy.
On Monday evening. April 81 by the Rev. J. B. Wake
NJ, Mr.. FEED. G. ANDERSON to Miss MARY ANN NoDINE
daughter Of Andrew J. Moline Esq, all Of this city
On Sunday evening" April %, ut the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. Mr. Woodruff, Mr. BARNARD
HCKSAS, OF this city, to Miss ooRSEIA F. GoLDEs, Of
Dreoklyn.
Philadelphia payers please copy.
On Thursday, January "a, by the Rev R. N. HatdelA
Of The Methodist Episcopal Church, WN a. HEG1NBoTHAM
formerly OF Baltimore, Nd. to Miss FRANCES H., eldest
daughter Of John RodwelL ESD, of Brooklyn, L. l.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday evening, April 3d. BY the
tar Of the late E. B. Clark. Of Paterson, N. J.
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COAL,

EYDNRY FfCTOV AND LIN0AN OOAf. NINE
fhera il large stock Of freah mined ecai
named mines The lanssn nne has been o2aad srpreAiy
for e supply OF gas. II has tasef bv
"a sompsaies asd hieky spprovedx Perseus wishing
Import coal have credits opsnsdH p1h9 =. Do
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Dr0psies arc Cured BY Brandreth's PILLS.
IA form Of disease occaaioned BY the ezhalent arteries
nxawing greater quantity OF fluid than the absorbens
ke B.apdreth's pills convey, by magic as wore, an
~e so o ~ =. sst.rv rscoto fsrs
awakening The sleeping energies Of those vessels which Ike
millions Of punpa a work. Ansnnit the morbid fluid 70 the In
iues snd urinary passages efesing reduction q tho
Mmns sometimes Aiew noI1 ana Nus snorcnS
pn Thus in dropses Of the stomach and In AL dropses
the world . be compared to the effect Brand ets pills
produce In chronic with fall doses -
required eoe Of the the Union be referred
Of the above Brandrehs pills cold ct Is cents
Audsn street, and No s6 Bowery Also BY srs Hsye a
dspha and BY all respectable druggists and medicine
doru In the Union. aM
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
NEW YORK RACES SPRING MEETING THIRD WEEK
F ss, nd
'' De WITT III G. aRrxNxlI. rrsssr Fashion A,so.
LINTON COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.-TUEsDAY, MAY
- st:P NJ the grs.. s,o.tng match for $1,000 mile
nor ssSs. maze
!. ny is1s
@ ss
% Ne . match A.
O'Clock precisely and return !, the sport
f''e' going ana r''0rhns III sHS SsP WHITE. props
TTNION CoURsE. l. I.-TROrTING. lon TUESDAY,
Nay 3. O'clock match for slo 600. ais hss.s.
spiesr car Win is.s. &c South ferry.
Pr sa g, the % 70 20 and rsn - "
sport '''r fs AZ Ff' Waf en- Piopsor
FRENCH ADvERTxsKMHNTs.
IN DsuzNpy-UNE NoUaRirE Fs1SCAIsE DAMS
~ NE nn;l'e p.-scspsre. ssd-ss~~e. No iol wiow
psTEILle1NeK "ETlenet
@ 4. ]. sss. :. 81 e 4sp ssss srs
q 60 e. s.s s s.s g M .s s's
ceaay. a E-ensh Waterman ssos f'spno s,ts Ase Ie~
WTANTEo-AT 40. & 8Asf BsoADHAY, FIVE L..
w 6o-ers cr seSdy work. Dor 10 er toe c,recs 90
.oe msg M esmers snG .rssis s.sseye.s Ae sssse
sssrsr sad chAmssrmaId. Charges mo@sss a Gii,LsSa
WANTED- IMMEDIATELY, AT 766 BROADWAY, srx
w walters two barkecpers three cooks. tive chamber
arc procured sssrncn clerks porters coschmen
for trades and stores hou,ekespers &C. louis KAUFMAN,
Agent
srTvATIUNs WANTED.
4 6EkTERL YOUNG PERSON Or dooD AbDRkss
dressng. dresmatins and doing mp muslin: spsks nuEsh
and German: would prefer going diSh
once.
4 SITUATION 'wANTED-TN A PaivATE FAMILY
in the washing would do chssnberworx 20 . sbort
dissancc The country has lived tour Year, her piace
PleAse cal Tor TWO days a. 70 Anity 81 south Brookyn
A LADY IS DESTROYS OF FORMING An ENGAGE
would os 90 South For psrsuisrs address r. g.
Herald cflcc.
a SITUATION wAKTED-B A EE6PgCTABI.E oIbI,
"a dochAnberwork waiting, ire washfng and
Ina has Ave years city reference Gaa Batter sec,ad
brick house from Bond s south SIDE, Brook for Two
A REsPRCTABTR, HEALTHY MARRIED. woNAH
N wishes 70 situation resperasa pri
family. The rsfel given. Please call
AZ " I'd avenue between 10Th snd lith 50.
a YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU ALTON AS COOK
n aundresa excellent baker; produce the best c5
rcfereEce. Please can Mt No. 70 Renwick nrs door.
A REsPECrABLK MARRIED. WOMAN WAITS 4
near SGD ct.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES To
"A meet with lady going EUROPE: would nnrss;
=, tor shrse Gays
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a Wonder, truly
gentleman mp town, tits said,
Tried LYONS powder betore getting 10 bed.

what xas tho resul.' Why next he found
A buahe OF reaches on tn ground.
IN LYONS medals tell the merits of his magnetic powder
S hrg neecs and his pills for rails aad inject Beware OF
sosAexfeisefs Depot AZ Broadway.
Work, Work-Employnen 70 the Indus
Sh.s-lH00 agents wanted 70 canvass for subscribcrs
for improved edition Of English photographs coming
daily BY John Bull ESQ., $50 Broadway Tor 81 and 81
0nty Yankees xoed apply
AelloWay's Ofntment.-Safety and Ger
ntylhn external remedy does suppress fuaam
nation, but expes the Of II BY excreon through the
psreA HeHees radical Of salt rhsun eryhpeas ring
AAd other esuptlve Diseases
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Green Turtlc.-A Very Fine Turtle Served
Day Soup and stesx, ali hours Of the day end evening
wkrded TO families. M. 8AYARD, Caterer,
Washington Restaurant, No broadway.
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DgGC1Akl 1OT1CGos
pAxK OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
psckase ahippei per steamer Crescent Cy 70 the Bank
few unsigned Of tue Bank OF Mobile notes Of de-
notes. with forged signatures have made their 10
circulation. Parties advised scrunze carefully the
and filing up all denomiaations
NAUTION.--oFFICE OF TROW'a CITY DI sE0rORY,
~ complied BY IL wilson, 379 Broadway, Nav l. l056.-To
guId against imposition which may be attempted on the
public the employed this directory for
ending Aav lS66, Furnished With certificate of auho
riy aligned by 81. WILSON, Compiler
DIRE DEPARTMENT.-IHE UNDERSIGNED. ON BE-
cere thanks to Mr. William Nibo for the free Of Nibo's
given gratuouiy the Of the benefit the Widow
and Orphan Fund Of Tho Fire Department 26h of
April. The Committee also express deep obligation the
Department 70 the Ravel Family for the beautiful tabeau
got expressly for the free OF expense u.s.
representing the initiation discharge cerdcae Of the Fire
men, and which universally admired. We also mako
grateful nowedgmenS TO Mr. W. Corbyn and
oMr VII Ism A. Moore for the courtesy spd kindness
making and carrying the arrangements tor the DO
net which win pace derabe sum in treasury. Our
hsnks also even all with he Garden,
for their good will and assistance and especsy to Messrs VII
ham Hall and Con who aided much. To the
pers generally whose kind notices. beray extended
20 by hem and by Others also return thanks.
ZOPHAR MILLS, Committee
ALBERT DELATOUR} OF the
. ADAM p. PRNTZ. Trustees.
NEW YORK. LIST May, 1851
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EcruREs ON THE PROGRESS oFS THE PxpAL
IL PowerAt Tho request OF association Of gentlemen
IN The upper part Of he city, the Rev. JOHN LORD will de-
hver Of Eve lectures tho Progress Of Tho PapA
Power" The ha Of the Medical College, Of Twenty
bird se. and Yourh First lecture Monday even
ing May a48P.N. Subsequent thu wing
aSsdsys Nay sh l2n 18th and lsh risksts
pyspa book and drug in the neighboeod At the
Hall On the evenings OF The iecrurc.
MRS N. LIHFORD, FOUNDER OF rHa CHRISTI An
~ Home for fs..le ssrvans yin deliver lee Irs " Hope
nom the sSuses q the divine institution Of MARRIAGE The fatal
and unconscious children tie church and the wori the
quiz i fhs object workings tho Chrissn Home viii
be explained q the close Doom o'clock: lecture
commence a Tickets 2 cena for tho bene6. OF he instu
ton, TO be had q the door.
DHRnMOlOGY AT TRR BLEEoKER BUILDING- PROF.
Il FOWLER gives Of our lectures s the Blocker
buidmR Of Beecko. and Morton stress commencing
Tuesday evening April g. anA continuing every evening suc
cetsveiy Frat lecture free; subse l2
Professional examinations daily, ct S08 broadway.
DUssIA AND CoNsTANrfN0PLe-C HALL,
~ Astor place. By request, MI WILLIAM 9. DIX VII
lecture Clinton Hail. Astor rlaco FRIDAY evening" NAY
the present relation Of Russis Conssaniinopls
twenty-five each. For sale 81 he dor. Lecture
70 begin ut eight O'Clock.
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Of his cheap and f.snohSoe clos
essablsh Fulton and Sasssa
ste the Herald onse. his Of men's clothing
includes tee thousand su of every
Quality fze and material IL the boys cohing
es a the fashions Of the sesson o eoys from
Ere old 10 seventeen Guided 80h ne who
aAA retail prices % per under the
ard but price asked CT taken for any The
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ANEW YORK RACES SPRING MEETING THIRD WEEP
In june 1856 ever the Fashion formerly NAtosaD Rac
spirit OF the T1meA
DE- WITT c. GRrNNKII. rreasr Fashion Aasou
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Enap0hSA pIlE0yI6 HeUAL ~ EBE.ELvCY
u ma 70 ~ -ttsAl ezAn'E ns q 70 $Lf
,ngs - 10 S2e sASynm - -. IEoes Il,a ~ 20 t3A
AsHA bsAso1x % q be- above Gssec rrni b
nA2 q Lny rs1i 81 IA JEissd etSeG :. }. JACeS0
alas hAsay.rs iewslsw4 AZ tsoscvty
" Ixy NRAI1s MeTurACycRID WON oCxtN.
ton and r,id vtSsc sl4aAs oi - Nc1xeU
ecor and viii wea, 10 Mrs 10 scud gsid For
sanied Represented, a. ls zesw ,esgnea l.<u ~
teyiGs .sws.lsr NJ, Brs<-avGy
W ITCV1s. stss aCl.D Ars MLyH Vx7cMa-
W fhs lAsoa~ ase wcsG eris~0A ss.sEsseAa e wssa n
6vanasa Van ~ We - aioAaea yasn ~ EN-
m aseexireors osd ank aa~~ WATCHES, jevUhy - -
vcr ware ~ winch lesa hAA ne VISUAL priees. =
Beaaufnl gpJd leptAs wNehoa ~ hctes ieweisd
Fns soA hunxsg sphA eur koss jswsnsd. d
Sod knattng passh yntsnt leyey.. %
Fne ssh hsnSng dsAsAad lAys.l fsn jswsilex 80 q
Gold and enamel vAtrhss for Ia kn 10 - 4lee -
RlonAN gcld pcskg ehronexse NJ W y S1pe q
GOA tnAspssAsnt sssoaA vssoAss s< rnhs
eod - ins v~..ls: vicb ru. sxas d~ SO : : SisS :
GeM maatr vatshss. wAish sAasgs Iss Arss
ess@ i sss, s. ssss. aver. mi j.v:.a
aiv~ &sssissd svs. fna jszsnsl. DIS 3 : 6 0
rns solA Aunsax railway In ssspsN. .S@ g SIS g
s;ysi sUs:. . iI s, ss ':ws s.s s a.....y
- ~ ooAsr esjebrs,ed nAAlnsrx for sale very bw
All wASrAnAAd he6p enreet u~ss WeAsSe 80
jswery sseAsesd Ws.cAss snd jsNsiry rspAkef y -
beuk anner ~ much sss hen sss utua pfs4a 0se
psut - - rnrp u De 0shsA @ssss - esnAA res
oaORex O. AiIgn, i.ser~ 4 vAAAsa - iswsky.
wsssa~ss Ara rsa Ne II Wan Stress ssssss ss~. ssss
nroAAwO.
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500 Fine Cashmere Business Coats, very
gA.ly ged worth $I2 se Ing at EVANS clothing
hs1sc Sc and Is Folton street, q. s.
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Door Plates. "A Large Aasortment OF silver
R,asss, from p 80 upwards; visiting card plate aod
usne sign plates, tor show windows, very cheap
8. c. CLARK, epgraver, $50 Broadway.
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A coLoRED NAN AND HIs WIFE wAHT.p-xr ne
IA Duane park the 70 walt at table VIII Y Ne fanlv "
IN the city and take charge pair o horses VIII IN tho
family.
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Or. .. 3. Fetch's 9 Sin Lectures on Tho Pre-
- =. * ~. & .s Ts s1sssss
W = ssS.s ~ 70 as.s s' ! ps
s;sss zssg y ever q Ssr.sasls sFiFSa
r. L. Rogers Invites Attention to the VAri-
ne Of futon and NASSAU Streets sppo
me The Herald onse ais SOCK Of mems clothing for ihe
~ essy ~ and aserisl he boys eohtas dspars
s g SON DE
sns are PER sadss ne nsfs !.
Green Turtle.--A Very Fine Turtle Served
Day Soup and steax, oil hours Of the day end evening
Sup sehi per quart or three aosss per sao. for
Washington Restaurant, No lsroadway.
500 Fine Cashmere Bu.iaess Coats, very
sa' e c TC,h sls e Ing EVANS elohnE ware
Ladies', the Spring Time OF tho Year has
mar, osssi ..:ss ss.safa ma sus% scots
ssd Lee .as o sas
Lace and Mnslin Curtains from Auction =
% 81
s De * sa d.
s,ss.ins, Bargains, It the Canal street
''F '''d' sssso + &C., &c., o & s .. S.'
Carpets, Carpets, Carp.1s.-There IL . per-
1900. no Bo.s.y opposite E.ynston street me be-.
49, san essIe: assr oiic'oths. mating. 60
HYATT, 40 Bowery. opp site Rvington street.
Elegant CarPeeing.-Ymith & Lounsbery,
M 20 4 70 s1s ss
n s ~ = sssr S Ss
large stosi Of oicohs every ~ and al other
window Shades, White and Sum Holland,
SORD wssPiE nsnufsearsrs. IS 0ssaarue s!rse, n Z
Oacy merchants supplied It he lowest prices and on the
0saanes salanaander safes.-0ebert II
PATRICK Ne sole manufactures IN the United States Of The
ve eelebrsd safes azd proof defiance locks
"a sress bsrA Depot NO ~ Pearl street, one docr ssev
Door Plates. "A Large Assortment OF silver
s:s ..eT o. - 90 .HspwarSds; ssns card plate and
8. c. CLARK, ensraver, $50 Broadway.
Uaark's spool Cotton.-The Genuine Article
- NE nAme OF WIN. waIrKWRIGHf on every spool 81
Baschelor's aair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs
superior TO all others Their improvements secure
ksec comfort the a egsncs and durability
Ssvss rocms a. H B. TbasIosa 2ss Broaawsy '"'''
wAiakers or moustaches forced to Gsow
u weeks by my onxuent which viii stain or inure tAe
fSs.siss; Sssss GH sag . ssss Albany 'A '
FAaIea Papaian Lotion or Rlsrn1 Bcausifisr
= tying s enron. and n1s
nss And hands For ssle BY PHALON and all drug
.s sdmiratioD amoss iii connoi.seurs in Art suit OF
; 81 House Gs:y 1. e: q
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Clark's Spool Cotton.-The Genuine Article
- The name OF WIN. wAIfKWRIGHf every spool. 81
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Or. q. 3. Fetch's Sin Lectures ON Ihe Pre-
yentinn and Cure q Consumption, Ashn,A Bronchs Heart
uAeao and the Laws of Le, with Full Axposoa OF hedi
~ SDbAatonn edition handsomely bound in mnsi.n,
40 thirty engravings seel portrait OF the author
snpy subaAnaally GIN vii mail, postage a.
~ s ~ p-o dappy ~ sSS ar e pe''0aA o
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Il NEW York, May !, 1856
TIE Editor Of the Herad-Through mistake the morning
the city have reported burnt out Ia the fire which
this morning consumed portion of the New Haven and Hsr
lem Railroad depot We happy 70 70 patrons
and tie public ct large, that printing estaoshmen
unDured by the fire. and that 10 prosecute
onr business without any interruption Mhassys5
Corner Of Centre and White streets.
n H. DUGAn, SLATE AND METAL ROOrERs, nm
moved from Broone street 70 N2 Mulberry, Grand.
We have large stock OF sates hand Builders and ohe1
VIII find 1t to their inherent 70 give N call.
T ARD AND INDUSTRIAL CONGREss.-DRLEGATE
~ from Pennsylvania among whom General j. sidney
Jones ard wife, formerly Fannie Lee Townsend. Mass
win meet THAR friends this evening" At Steoons Is Oorandt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvRN THAT AN ELECTION
IN for president and sx directors manage tho business
OF tho Accesey Transit Company for the ensuing twelve
months win be held from u o'cicck until O'Clock 2. NJ,
Monday The B OF Nay NEXT the oace OF the Company
No. Bowling Green. By order. ISAAC O. LaA, Sery.
NEW YORK, April q. 1855.
NOTICK.-vINCENT IL FOX, BOLT MANUFACTURER,
IN has this day made OF al his the
undersigned All debts must be paid To- the underngned
lis oyder. JOHS CAMERON, No. 8 Ulif street. n. Y.
New YORK. April o. 1856.
N OTICE:.THK CREDITORS OF TEXAS ARE IN.
~ formed that copies Of he for the proposed
supplementary settlement Of the public debt Of Texas have
York for distribution among hem. Tho meeting Of the re
tors Of Texas Washington is postponed 70 Monday the 18th
OF May next J, HAMILTON.
SAVANNAH April 26, 1856.
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to be present who will forward their names before
the LIST OF August 70 Mr. George SAaord at Andoyer
The next tern Of study in the seminary viii commence
ON Thursday, September Is.
The Commencement exercises Of the Virginia Episcopal
Seminary at Alexandria, took place onhe 26th ut when
eight theological students were graduated The Com
mencement address made by Rev Dr. Sparrow the
object Of which TO show that the Christian minister
should magnify his Office The OF the minis
try, which he spoke eloquenty were:-I That the
ministry should be learned men. 2. Practical men. g.
Comprehensive mcn-of large SOUL A. Moral men-mo
raj in higher sense than commonly used. s Spiritual
Bishop Meade also addressed the class presenting
each member with the diploma of graduation The names
OF the graduates Lucils w. Bancroft OF Mass Rich
ard L. Crittenden OF Ohio $. b. Dairy mple OF Pa; All
fred Elwyn, of Pa; T.. H Harlow, of va; W H. d. Hat
ton, OF Delaware; Eaton W. Marcy Jr OF Rhode Island
and Robert b. Peet, Of New York.
The Commencement exercises of the Baptist Theology
cal Seminary at Newton Mass, took place on the 25th
ut The names Of the graduating class are James W.
Bonbam, J. l.. A. Fish, George ID. Henderson. Edward
Humphrey Daniel {. Lichfeld and B. f. Dunkiu Perry
II is fifty years since Samuel j. Mills ami his
ciates students at Williams College met In the shade
of hay sack in Wianstown, and consecrated them
elves missionaries to the heather. This the germ
OF the American Board of Commissioner for Foreign
Missions That hay field has become object of sacred
regard, and il is now proposed by the Alumni OF Williams
College TO raise s. 900 al the August
s. in order to purchase it and perpetuate it - the sMs-
SION mark
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MGR has been the OF the new astronomical
OH ervstory described above The address upon thi,
ssion delivered by Professor o. M Mitchell, Oh
nciDna o. who has taken an active part and ai rded
valuable aid in this enterprise. The name OF the
the production For an hour and bali he held crowd
ed audence wrap attention, iorgeu OF the suocatng
heat while with an affuence OF imagery and suoiimty
ofanguage worthy OF his theme he dscoursed upon the
practical Utility Of Astronomical Researches"
After remarking the difficulty OF rendering subeet SO
involved science ineligible popular audience, the
learned Professor proceeded TO expatiae upon the bene
fetal results derived from those deep and accurate nves
legations in the heavens which this new observatory Is
designed 10 facilitate. 1t is not merely TO obtain nearer
views of celestial objects t. be grathed by the ap
pearance of the heavenly orbs when through the agency
that their several characteristics be distinctly OBJ
srved that this work has been performed; but these
mag nihccnt instruments constructed that the mo
tons and exact position Of each body may be determined
So familiar is the telescope to us that do not ade-
quatey comprehend its wonder and mystery BY means
OF our vsion extended TO behold stars SO deeply sunk
space that their light although travelling at the rate OF
tw eve millions OF miles IN MON ent oil tune would require
thousands OF years 10 reach our world Among the prac
cal results of astronomy indebted for the
calendar by which mark the progress of time II has
ascertaned that the earth moves in its orbit with
UGH exactude as not to have varied second for two
thousand years and here is afforded perfect standard
for measurement
Astronomy, too enables the navigator TO tx the posi-
ton OF his ship with unerring certainty, within circle
Of three miles, but wecannot be satisfied until be
determined within 300 feet
The exercises OF Commencement proper took place ON
The following the names of the graduating class
Truman Gardner Avery, Theodore Beard, Alphonzo
LOOMS Benton LOOMS Joseph Campbell Charles West
Clisbee, Edward Curran. Henry Lyman Dugud, William
Jacob Erdman, James Edwin Griffin Franklin Hervey
Head, George silman House, Milton Howe, Ambrose
Parsons kelsey, Charles Eugene Knox, Jay Eon Lee
Ariel McMaster George De la Aontayne, Owen Root J,
Archibald Muirhead Shaw Charles Edwin Stebbns Jas.
Maybee, Benjamin Franklin Niloughby
The degree OF LID was conferred upon Prof O NJ.
Mitchell, OF Cincinnati, and William Cartiss Noyes, Esq
OF New York
Rev Thomas c. Ptkin, of Albany; Rev. Grosvenor y.
Heacock Of Buffalo and Rev T. ;. Clark Of Franklin,
ceived the degree Of ID. D.
The honorary degree Of A. NJ was bestowed upon the
following gentemen:-H. u. Kellogg r. Stanton y. l..
Henron Z. Baker, d. Fisk, VIM. +. Haowell, b. j.
LOSING and John C. Smith.
The vaedctorian of the graduating class was 0ren
Root OF Clinton The concluding exercise Of the after
was the delivery Of poem by VIM II. c. Hosmer
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Is Colonel Fremont a Catholic!

Alderman Fulmer, the 10th OF July instant at the
Clerks Office OF the Common Council in the city OF New
loTk, said, in the presence Of several gentlemen.
thai the conversation which he had with Colonel
Fremont, at Browns Hotel in Washington relative to
Fremonts religion stated in the New York Express,
took place the latter part Of January the fore part
Of February 1852 as he Fulmer, went to Washington
the fore part January, 1852 remained there about
weeks aud returned home TO New York before m.-
die of February Of that year
On looking the files Of the New York Eueino Express
of the year 1852, the .oowing appears
ssMarch /, ls52-Among the passengers by the Ten
nessee 70 Panama, Col John G. Fremont and tami
ly The Colonel his way Europe to dispose
% his quartz title IN the Mariposa =
TIE same Taper or the date OF March 6, 1852, says:
ssasseneers arrived in the steamship Empire CtyCol
Fremont and his iamilyn And under the head Of per
son l-"Srs Fillmore, Mr.. ~ r Fillmore, and Hon. J..
C. Fremont and family arc at the Irving House Col.
Fremont lady and children among the passengers
in the I'm ire City, to-day, from Chagres'
The same paper further says, Of the date OF March 10
1S52'passcngers sailed in the steamship Africa for
Civ, rpool. COL j. c. Fremont and family HUMBUG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-20
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The circular of Messrs Hewson & Holmes dated
Cincinnati July l6, 1856. says.-

The upward movement in the stock and money market
which manifested itself at the OF our lsst circular
still continues and we have now to nesice a de-
cided advance in the views OF holders OF solid Sc
curities The sales, however, have not been large
the advance In several instances having been too
rapid and decided in the opinion OF many to be sus
tanned Hamilton and Dayton shares are now held firmly
at 7o we not OF any sales above &c. The In
danapois and Cincinnati is held market: 60 ex di
viend is now offered for it, Little Miami shares are
firm at 90 The earnings Of the road for fifteen dsys In
this month are 81 500 III Of same period
last season The business OF all the prominent roads in
this section will this year largely exceed Of any pre-
yous year The favorable results Of the wheat harves
of the West which reach from all sections both as
quality and amount of YIELD and the improved and pro-
missing condition OF the corn crop, give assurance
Of large and prosperous business this fall and
winter. The Indiana Central Railroad have made a
dividend of per Of their earnings for the past
six months. We have most favorable accounts of the
business and condition OF the Peru and Indianapolis road
The interest due the bonos Of this company the first
instant promptly paid also the arrears OF interest
first mortgage bonds due LIST January last The road
being put good condition, and its business s largely
increasing The Merchants and Manufacturers Insur
Company of this city have declared semi annual
dividend OF per The affairs OF the company
in a very good condition. leaving very respectable sur
plus after payment Of dividend Money il slowly accu
mulatng with the deposit houses good pass
rent al to 10. Eastern exchange is in abundant
supply, and heavy at y tox