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, s.,,rs 70 bring to The attention Of ne ses-

,,,h h,y NAV deere to bring to The attention Of he sss
90 {" ,o ass system ron THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
R.sssS That consequence Of ne EARNING &C.,
- yef,rred 20 the Judiciary Committee 70 mcguire % 81
reaspey Of vesnr the Justices Of tho resee" me
IN this State powers Of police juns0onon'
OLD CLAIMS.
The Senate on Friday adopted the following 'e
R..ol,>s az IN. Senate eOnsar That all claims oI cM1
d.msss. which may be referred 90 the COMMITTEES on
either House back thas hve years sns 70 w
utted 20 the Canal Board Whose duty .hs Dc 20 "a
the sad report the Aforesaid Committee -
elsns have esen sejndiested ether N rnoe ,s ~ .sd
board liquidation Of said claims and when and 70
cate any other information in posse sion OF he besra mat Icy
NAV useful 70 gude and AID the Sofnnittee IA ne INV
tission Of said claims
PASSED The SENATE AND SENT TO TIE HOUSE.
r ~. relief of ST. Lukes Hospital in the City Of New YORK.
Toi ,os ~. Trustee. Of District School No. Water.
town to borrow money to pay for School! House.
To amend the Act entitled An Act authorizing ieAn 81
hs Stat, az New York for saekeeping passed Afh w.
In relation to Pl.nircsds and Turnpike foad- -, po,
To amend an Act entitled An Act 70 ihe"'l''s'e ~ '
he ,ms md p.es Tor holding the Annual Town Meet
irx in the Colesvie, in the County OF broome A..
10 provde payment for the removal OF coarse as 'ss mo
s.s he interest Of the State in certain lands, Of when
s.ylle bowling died possessed 20 May Jane johnson
~ ,ovs IN, IN. determination. settlement and payment 81
DE claim of H. q. Bochkss against seoooi pse' ~" "
Lyons -, ..r..,so, 81 10. IN he Town a
han, The name Of Peter Fort Nelson Of AurOrs Csyuss
Co. al infant. 20 Peter Fort
In alton 20 adoption. - . . . -, ar..h...a
To allow the Ravens xood HAets Cove and "IEan<oosa
and bridge at Bushwk Creek for the purpose Of making be
same FREE. ,--.. ~. DID
Mail Steamship Company" passed Aprtl u 1915
For the relief Of the Lnmbermsn's Bridge Company
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SENATE.
BILLS NOTICED.

BILLS NOTICED.
In relation 10 the acknowledging of Deeds
In relation disordey persons and their punishment
For bridge the Chemung Canal &C Horseheads.
For the laying roads the Old Military Tract in Gin
For the relief of Royal C. Moore and another.
In relation trials.
To legalze Q election held at Port Byron.
Relative she compensation Of the Cro'on Aquedu Board
For the erection by the State of Lunatc Asylum in one
of the River Counties
Relative to the sale of old ropes metals &C. in the City Of
Absny.
In relation lowering the level of 0nondasa Lake
An Act TO amend the General Insurance Law.
To the Revised Statutes in relation TO the duties of
Town Clerks
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the Board Publication Of the Reformed
Dutch Church.
To authorize the Flushing and NewtOwn Bridge and Road
Company TO reduce their rates II toll
To the Revised Statutes in relation to Mutual Fire In
To close portion of Tenth Brooklyn late in the
To provide for preparation for publication of the Census
Of 1855.
In relation forcibe entries and detane and summary
proceeding, TO recover possession Of land. c.o.
In relation to the Of MORTGAGES BY advertisement
In relation the Free Church the Town of sherburne
In relation Savings Banks and Institutions for Saving
To amend Tie Act incorporating the Buffalo Trust Company
To amend the Act incorporating the Buffalo Water Works
Company
repairs Of the Canals Aboshes the office of Canal Super
intendent
County.
To prevent illegal voting in the City Of New-York
Subscribe the capital stock OF
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad Company.
For the relief Of Luke =. Bsbcock.
For the relief of Robert Wilson.
For the relief Of the East River Savings Bank.
Granting sid 20 Genessee College.
able executive officers in Newfork City 10 obtain PROOF
BY affidavit in certain cases
To amend relief School District No. o. Town
Of Lancaster, Erie County. .
Authorizing the electors Of the Town Of ST. Lawrence
County 70 raise money TO build town hall
To the for the collection Of taxes in the Town OF
Eevstead, Enc County. -
To amend the incorporating the Albany Union Savings
Bank.
For the relief of Francis Smith and others.
To ncorrorEte the Honduras nteroceac Steam and Rail
Company.
To prevent rize-fghng and tights animals.
To enable the Easi-Riser Bank, NewYOk, reduce the
amount o its capital stock
To amend the incorporating the Juvenile Asylum Of New
York.
AuthonE congregation B. Mai Je.hurun TO change the
number Of their Trustees.
Fer the relief Of the ThOms, Asylum for Orphan and Destitute
Children.
RESOLUTIONS
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

By Our Own Reporters.
ALBANY, Saturday, Jan. &c, 1856.
The following is summary of the dOngs in both
Houses of the Legislature during the fourth week of
the ent.sessi0n:
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RESOLUTIONS.
,sxrors TO HEAR yRoY Trinity cprRcp

ANAIUIs To HEAH FROM TRINITY CHURCH.
solution moyed-and subsequently adopted-by Mr.
BROOKS recurring the Trustees of this Church 20 report
the Secretary by the LIST February eas condition of
tie tIsHees Of everything pertaining its emporae
PRINT YOUR PRAYERS.
The following resolutions Of inquiry adopted on
"Wednesday:
Resoed That the Senate Committee Joint Rules report
70 the Senate uron the expedieney Of requiring 70
the Legaere 70 furnish each Of the Members and oaesrs
Of the Legislature printed copies Of their PETITIONS with DIS
annexed all Of local. private corporate ehaae
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BILL PASSED BOTH HOUSES.
pysIGyATIyG A TOWN. MEETING.

An the time and Place for holding the Annual Tow
Meeting the Town Of Coes,e, In the Comfy Of Broon1e
Senate bpasscd that body Jan 2 and the House jan
The meeting shall be held Benjamin Jones Ia Cen
reve Town OF Coesye the econd Tuesday of February
1856 and the Justices Of the Peace shall give six days notice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

Cows and sheep should receive particular
attention 40 thls season. The yisor anu
value Of Their dipping will deplni up
on the health OF the mothers, in large de-
gree. Rural y. Yorker.
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Barley

Person, wanting Barley for s-ci can be-
suppli-. u application j, made % the Editor
soJn, "a. wc shall, -.ud all not sold &, market
iu tow weeks
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the people Of the United stA'c', demand tba
IL should be dislodgcd.

ERAL CONVENIENT.
/ II isnot necessary Cor rs to rchcarsc ia
detail the successive steps hy which N,
,laycholling interest has sccurcl the inlu,
cncc II now cycrts in the General Govern
mont. Clos, students of political event
will readily trace the path Oft, ambition
through the past twenty-five years Of our
national history.
II va. under the Administration ut prcsi.
dent TYLER, aud during thn negotiation
which rr,ccicl ,hc annexation ol Texas,
that thc Federal Administration fyr the frsi
time declared, in il. dipIoma,ic correspond.
cnrc with foreign nations, that Slavery ln
,h, United States vasa rUrurc,t INsri.
.rrrrov. rsr,rr,l To Tur rE'Dr. SAFETY
AN rr1.rmry or ruusg Sr,rE ur Tur
U>ru> N vm,u " ryrT,;" gud that tho
mrmount motive of thc American Govern
mont. IN ounrvirr r,us, was tNolold-
Erg n prevent tho abolition ot slavery
within l,, ljnits, and Nr1Hd ro render
slavery mur, .surr aul morn wv~.u.
u,rin r, tay.l1lIin. States o. thclnirn.
Shvrv va. ths taken under th' sr.ru'
r,r, anil rr.,..,iru Ut tha Federal Govern
mrut. twas Do, longer t' h' lonas Estate
institution. Co ha controlled czr'u.i,r', %,
Oh, state. themselves, 70 was O, hr defended
ry ,l, General Government, NOT only against
invasion or iu.urrr,ilu oi armed ru.m.,,
hat against ibg moral ,u,lmut o' mmaui.
Is and ,he natural drycl.pmut Of l1pa0'.
,iou anil material power.
THUS was tho whole urr,utoiouru1''o0-
al history suddenly and une'n'''uii'n''.y
reversed. Tar General Government, alan.
lruins trr position it had always hrli, a..
sar.l i.s purpose 9, protect anil rrl.uats
,l., tl, great founder, ul ihrE.pll'i.hai
..rrl,I %. 900 g,ll--as a, ,ariAus. with Oh.
principles on which oar Institutions ".r.
Rsrl, and A. o source Of weakness, social
and political, o. ,hc communities Zoo which
/, existed. At iic time 0i tlr Revelation
slavery existed iu all che Col1uis' hgt
neither then, nor nr halfa century a!,.r.
ward, hal q. b,cn an clrmcn' Of political
srir, fr ,hcr, WI, ~ lir.rnre of opinion
or or policy iu regard O. 10. The tendency
Of affair, bal h,,u toward emancipation.
Half the original thirteen State. haI taken
m.aHra, a, au carly dly 90 free themselves
from o.. I..sn,ine influence and ih. rrr.ach
olShvry. Virginia and North Carolina
nI Iau,iriptal che Continental Cou-rr ol
u7l, u chc.kius tfa increase Of thc.rNhyo
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Of their fcllow.mcn in bondage. In all tn,
States, therefore, there existed stron,
tendency toward emancipation. Tho remuy
val Of 50 great an evil was felt to boa worth!
object Of ambition by the best and mos
Nracious statesmen ofthat age and Wash
iuston, and jefferson, Franklin, and al
tho great leaders and representatives Of pub
De opinion. were active and earnest in de
,i,iug mcasurcs by which it could be- ac
compIishcd.
But iho great change produced in the in
lus,ry Of tho southern States, in the carly
part or the present century, by the incrca.
% culture Of cotton. the introduction Of new
inventions to prepare il Tor use, aud il.
-5pviug Importance 90 the commerce of th,
r,uu'r, and che labor Of the world, by max
ing slave labor NOR. profitable than 1t bad
w.- lrru b.lorc, checked thi. tendency %.
wari emancipation aud soon put an end o.
10 altogether As thc demand lr cotton
.....I tT. t,,t.r..t...J. .f.. ....tt. ,....r..,,.
So, -..,--
with slavery tha Tirt; or Freedom grad.
ualiy gave way hnsc the spuit Of S1in
','' -, - a,i ,r
attempts at emancipation h.s1n TO hc ro-
.,. ,'...'.r,l. .,,.'t..rl,n.
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situations '''''' Contain ] "'''',"- ., -"'''
Go '.' "'''n'".. '' '',''--'r 'n o''.' "'''' .,.
'N"' SLAYER! '''''' I'd. I'..'',''' "''''"
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r.-. Il, .-..r s-r ., often rr..-l rr.1.
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I'm TRAVELLING r,.- On. country. v. .s.rr-
vr.-. ..- tr. rl-E, mi .-Ht-r.. .- OH.
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Sufolk 70.

The Editor las d lot Of iuIl blood sulJik
Pig. Persons IN want OF this blood a.
br..ders sl9ulI apply soon.
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NEugu.HG,lL OBSERVATION. We are
glad r I.sy.H. from thg report ol tus Us.
Agricultural slgi.ty, thatitrgc1mmcuds the
same ,y,tsui OF meteorological observations
Is cyr.aI.i {, the land taat ha,e proved -
u-elu. o. clmu.rre and navigation 40 s'a.
Ne l.rr ,uugr f., vi.l ,aac ch-,sU. action
Iu l.tur .l tNl, accommodation, !Yr W. az,
san. agriculture aud oib,. interests would
H. -raay usueGtt.I tAcryhy, throughout
Oh. N...s country.
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"a Tia Law. eYacu,ed m ,his Ts,-,.o-v We ,-ss,
s'e =" "
Wb., Jaw. b,y. we broken or di.obey,dl" asked
n, T. - N, ~ AT avs have the Da,nla Of L.
W.. Nc - 49,, o.,
Srs,Is bs,s raised n, hand and. pointing 20 lie
-, ,,o, N, Csiif, mi. road said:
- -, bor.s.' h,sds su6 90 with as
I'VE rcn'r DO II said Barber
AtIs Cl,,k snufred his horse ami rode To the zht
n, TL,r,ss ps,hsr who partly turned his horse a1i
- -, CiarLaes II a .c.rcely kue Y what Clarke
", ~ - ~ Is,,o- bsyiny GOT n the Il.
'' S =, ,rlaS N, nj. revolv6r ard ssy.r.
.N, -. -, -. %, e. 4, ,ba SANG instant
r. ; 80 W 81, - H., a., b,s revolver. fir,f
I"s 80 -. - s,.,4 ,,,fs n 4.
4'l en- s..'l 900 80 49, ~, I'm rh4,
- -- Ci.-te ,.,S ..u,,t'n., - Barrs
- - .....-.t ~ f,- trs;r c,.,.r,dss w
-, 80 -, ~. p, o.. bi. r.s,ol gu; Of ~
-. e. A. C,s-ks erf l,ur,,. do Of
tn ~ ssi5 q, -. ,r;.,4 Isfus o. or "
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tive cspeeity ard Industry home. LsTge revenues
bey M the wants of the t;overnmeDt are the psuri
growth Of excessive mportstons, - mulasd by artd-
q Al mesns Of cr,t and practically D. ,ns' de moth
ing more than that va sre creating yas' fare - d=5,
tDd seLdiDg ont f The counny NE Fay me II ~
Eb;c5 eut,rnrsa manufactures anG the pfodGc
erg O nigii be more prcfiSby devs,Opci SHIN tie
United Si,tss The ei'tsring fac viii, a ha- - de-
uoed tie minds Of p-eud pOiiilc4l e. noms's a1o zee
H. OF annual reveIue of so 49, GO or go 1900 re
ss-ua ce II national prosperity j. tie very one o. al
81 ors mo.t cs'cu s,ed in view Of its coat, ng-nciei
siG crseQltp,e- '- the m.sgi' ngs OF ne DIac-
t.c4i .fat--inaA. Tllr B. t-r cafaOgue OF imports
iop Vi.c' o. F. l-vtlu, b., Jel,ti observing bow
lIest -. i,l e them age .le --t uxIr-s cfes'f
hy f1es isrcs WIZ limited % material f1r bass,
~ Los 1no' e. portion aAes re ofdisr uriz-i
d'ne-tc INDUSTRY. and lie vi ole problem ~ D. Il
oIce ierCuy -Olytd. ISDEFETDEST.
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MURDER or BARBER.
RECREATIONS OF a UNDERGRADUATES
JUDGE.
F,on PI NM conqaes, Of Ea1sqI.

Froz Pb Ripsi CoHqaes, ef EarslL
Itwos ebout noon # tho Oh of Dcccn)c, Whom NJ
Vloms- " Barb r. with Bis brother L bet, ami an
oihorrclatve. Mr. Person Lawreucl trr, urn hone
hoy y "a 10 n nogth-wc i,ry direction nom Law
rtpce. az II ,eycu mile. oil. AZ this time white ne
lssouraus hsd in, eset Lawrence, they olnI i I'M
cul' . keep II closely guarded 10 me son'n en- wet
here ves dist - t twenty miles tween ne cimJ
ct Lcc,upton ara Nckaru O. Gel. Aicl-son 1ad I
force on the moth sjo If the kaS nver ]pi'site
l4Wunce; but wli.e i w"s gnaided thu' 90 .lfee
.'G,- the only mean Of preventing people TON et''
ny Lawrence lr the u'h OF the IcrLyry was D.
lore patrols. which sconIci the country. Up - ihs
tine 'Gc ciizens of IgSr.Bco hal been ga = C1 I'D
accI, .siye 6ct. nehO had t.,y 9-sofo- - ''-.--"
IN ittir -tcLse when lt-.ckc..
ML.n Mr. Barrier AID - In .s ~ ~ 't" p '.al
won't 10 fh, rayiD, s.. - I+l.tr.,.s 1Ou; ora -H-
srt On tbe Cso-1Ia Ioni. WI, ii.'R .P .'., 81.
ard when i,aI miles lo,l .owu, Il, JJsei o.. ptY
# ho'sfi-oO, fourteen ~ uuAYgt, I,..'s ~.
the rosd The party Vas ieJ - NdJ'' ~ o.
tff ra'I.l Jidr. Cf.o one e. the Federal judge -
rointed Nv H., r.. s.ceut Tor 'te 1err-e- "a
Wo j, Z locai bogus Judge forHeay r-'-s''..
Iaau, aud pby -c.en il LeSfeA-- 80 d :. 1"S'
I prn,r Msic- Clube q 60. crane. iGolsH ~ Do
and 3D. Brrt. a nerchsn. %. W .p't. do.
When Barber and his friends sas e pa y ~ o.
tioU, thy LETT TIE road and 'o2N "a % IL -
Tbs ibey becaose ne ryd- : .-o--e1. 49, n
cause tLey cesir.d 70 avoid tie 'r'r paty. D.
Barber was totally unarnod h4TDs nyt e'7a ANU
Bis ~ friends bad esch pistol 49,,
~ econ o. Gen. Richardson's parry -" Sle o'-eli
leave tie road wo OF Their nuncer' VI t'l ~ ~
c., PyTns w.. detailed to stop tAern or hr1< uie'n
in prisoners, the remainder Il The company Lal-n''
As this party was ahead OF NJ BU2eT aud D. IA nd,
Clarke anu BuDs bad msr,y 70 roe I'M 'iS Pc
Wien i6ty saw hey were 9, Be alta Aet ts,'afr a.;
pied To rln nor did they lasten t"gl' IsI 1911
q wss wben he cher, RIDE ~ aId -a.'ed '9'Fe
hem RICHARDSON, CO I'd tue O.AVfs wee IL III.
1t ana B,iLia guLsbo
Tie two Bsrb,Ts were n9irg II :. ao@inis - The
r ~. Person was behind them. hsjor Clarke gave
tie oder 10 bah, at which all Ct n ptry stopped
w ut are ae ;: 80" 80 s.id Taomas Bl15es
Where AZ you fr0m
We m from LaSreDee
What il eoiDg N in LasTcnee juz: 10"
"Nob.,e ~ 7ertcular hey" said Clark, who
ucuL(iedT TYe have oIders lIou .Ae Governor to
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SLAVE bsrRpIcrios.-A rood doil .. d,,aqic lie
t1sts n New Madrid and scott puhtle', Mo- hri,
and the County Of Obop, Ierntsses, and IN ,"u,
kenucky n consequence q he di- 'Dyesy ct a. sur
ctif nary nOyeH EMS among ne dawes 10 hOso r1ll-
,,s On lilo 18th, meeting 0i ci'zehs Ma "rls 70
NV Mo0rd, Of "icb Judge y BannOD wac Pc
dent ono william Moseicy secre.sry. W. y Wa
I,L LdClc-s6d III meeting giving de Ltild ACCOUNT
Cf c, Lien plaita afy eiS among r'
.itts ~ tte saI0e had ben ob inca INN 1e iiis
cadtG sTd 1st fHtoI. a. tie plot. arg ~, ''nf-
'cr gas ihtn oppo'ntd if'h Lh" "eFe'i "in'fs l'''
90 -aLd tLcy rlt u!il'J rrport Hc'n'n ""iiP NJ
rCai0ts should he rrDAIhhci oIi 3pp Amx ~ my
pubic b. eaohDg. unless ate nd't y ieh 1~'~ = q"
6gfyis: Il al DO Legro r.cttiugs sfpnd De @'1"to "
sby nero IeIInted 10 pref. ~ any iet.ie "a
II 81 ~ mi.tco sh0ulO b. eIppniel B" mFcs'2a'e
nii III. ~. tnffo Inthffec1DthI. move "fnN ahd 10
oxr.i sDy Wlite person ioInd gnNy O. laIghit2 ~
81. Ia revolt and 10 iBBlct "nfEVfr pohsl Yicnt
ni,h be found necessary, and requesting every slo-
oOt.r To d.aru Bis slaves. Another resolution
,rt IL tie Rev. Mr. Thomas 10 discontinue AIS nf-
,.rbry Efforts snCDg lie Degro.s acu2lcT. " hr.e
rne..s BE he1es tier given b sHyCF q ee 20 s'e
II defc whom liyen he place Of oestiDalDB sad tie
bouT ii rttDD. Large comne a. 81 thc mot pocti
bic IN ihst region ere apPol al Ia give eh' 10
Tie Ie.o.gton'. 20. Loris aePubhcar.
Fmsr Cos ToR lS'O.-we take ray,icnlar Plea e
IL arrcrncrg tha. lEdiensIolis j. "rsit Sd u!,.'
W Esyc net he enemy" alf tfrssi = them de.
ceIiy Indianapolis hes proved that fair vote y al
tlst L. odd 10 secure Republican vlc'"Ty. Ai''f"
.afn or ct We aNo cer'fc c'no'oe' 20 20 n
p 8 COX by go majority. lart Slrrg p
teaffn or.r 80 end frq'cu ggair n = IIifpt
cIocticI D. . sInGll n ;rfy. We 'cit sr'e ,Efnt
fair vote would have s5own dilerf-i sur nni ~
election ~ saiurdsy proys.i. Tsfe ~ers n imp
e'ioh', 20. tvo. D., .! lg a - sr s,s 80
conid Ie,ro W. 40 pot lDo~ y6' n exact 81 1T
IL viii net vsr nrch ron he vote last SHing, a. IN
IN a. l. eeIne rsre'ea the enoruous atls ttSs i
have teen pr, ciicsd then llneiaVapA.s J9s-, -
TucrrIyr AProISTwYNTs TO Fiji VAcAhcIi5 -
fd,,9s IrtlaId, f., Now-York, aud Kiybrd PisnOv.
RyfTslo Netal7cs Public. Jp,In A Lynch, Cncipn'.i,
Ohio Cou NJ .sioDer Of pVtds for Ibis Stae.
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MAKINE DISASTERS.

BOsToN Nov. 80, no.
a strong northeast gale prevailed here during
vest rdfy
TIE bark So)non Piper from Philadelphia Tor 's,
ton went ssho.e Chatham bar on inc -'th' al VIII
probably 90 70 lects
Jhe Gng Gina, nom Phadsphia, was o't Mono
n 50 ont ON TIE 9th with the los OF some Jars
! bark sprp' .td TO be To-. Alice Taoter rom u
lido for Boston, at a chor ab pu cabies nm n
IT, WolIfcor rocSs tins a'brnoon.
che brig Maic from Now-L ,cdon for l'os'on "3n'
h.t,r. yestGd afcrncon on CCdor Point, Scuda'',
a.. viii have 30 dl charge 10 e. III
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TIE priNTLRs' CEIkBRirGoH or INV BIRTHDAY
oI PLNJAmN FRASELN AT the mco1ry III the
New-York hicel roci'tyoh SATURDAY evening
at, a rcp,s MAS received fr'm N,ssrs. Skhhn"e,
Nyukcop and Faulkuer, srccisl COMMITTEE, en- the
lmrosed celebration of the Bnhday Of fr,Yhnn rs
tbc natal day Of the sage, Philosopher. printer and
statUm6n VIII occur az saturday, the Committee
urged the fcst al IN that evening It would be G-ro
CONVENIENT to- 80 crnG s.ncnly ard to mombeIt e
d. IIefs. They also recommended she engag'men- 4
:, bios Gmd,n as ,lc OILY prTeg p'sye 10 give "c''t
10 he event setes of resolutions sas attached 10
the rerou Of the Committee suggesting that the -
efv take immecnte m, asuea fpr tlic carving Ou ~
Ibis inter- sti- ste'r.
some 9,cusscu cnsu,d, io which thc Prr} M
-, ko ofhe fiicrcly z ding which had been exp sod
is Nor Nih!o and Cob, in b, La,f of tae New. York
EIogIopbical society. II al.o stated that hlr.
Greenwood Of he American Museum hal offered %
,rd the Society tire marble bust OF Franklin G- the
occasion This w,Ik Of art is said 10 be ono of tho
best in the United States.
Owing 10 the storny weather, however, there we rot
srficennumbcr Of members press ut - authorize he
Society to proceed in The prclminecs The propo 81
iutSsl and, after the acceItsnc, Of tao rcpOu, ,Le
81 Oh, matter WIS referred TO the DitectOr Of the ~
Lrary, Of which eter {. Baker is Cblrmaa. DINING
%, pas. web a rmber of z, nrlciGen eubscnhed 80
Zach toward the exp'Ise of the Celebration. tn "n
t,laiuu nj Il vi be recol'ec'.d il Intended u nil
the Printers Free Library, No. Ch'inbors street.
vliof bas been temporarily closed to he public ia
con equonce Of he want Of means. For n,a.iy fye
,esIs the Society has kept it, library ard reading
r,,m open, nee To our ciz,Ds generely, AID dnrl
tho, time it has boen appreciated BY them. A pl' la
On of Ibis Mid OF 1t not e. bo closed