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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

The lion. G. NJ. DaiLss tho new American Minister
accredited TO the Court Of St. James, was visited yeser
day forenoon, at the Adslphi Hotel by Of the prin
oiral American residents In Liverpool and at twelve
O'Clock, BY appointment ths members OF the American
Chamber Cf Commerce. were received by his Exceiency
Mr.. ellar, Presccnt Of ths CHAMBER, and wha acte.
as s Of the oeputaton exp esseo pleasure st
Statesman who In his own country had borne 80 high
name, and upon whose diplomatic acministraiion,
the representa- I've OF that great Datoo such important
interests depended In this. In welcoming the Hon. Mr.
Dallas the accredited American Minister N the Couyt
4 st. James, the members Of ths American Chamber
OF Commerce. could not avoid the opportunity thus
afforded Of expressing desire cooperate With his
fxcelency in all measures tcoding 70 prouoe con-
interests cnnpsrce and ghsn the bonds
OF any 40 loLs hspply existing between the two
tries.
His Excellsncy gracouslv -oceixsd the mem
beIs Of The depus0ion, replied In bos out appropriate
terms. He thanked tne American Chamber of Commerce
for their hcspits0e welcome to ths chores Of England
iexences which nw existed between the two countries
would soon DO amcaby arranged In his opinion tbey
we're no. of sucA serious chsractesas would ought
lead to disturbance Of the relson.h hp subsistng
tween the United States and Great Britain.
Alter renewal OF expressions n we.coae ths one
siee AID courteous Acknowledgements the other the
After bs departure cf the degradation, his EceIlency
accompanied by bis SEQ, etay walked through toe town
At the Lin ttteet railway station he rzet by Mr.
Alderman Parker, who invited him visit st. Georges
BAH. The invitation was ut opoe accedel TO- and The
Hon. gentleman exprtssed tho highest gralcson at ths
appes ct ths hall, external aud informal He also
vsited the small concert UP steirs Of the arrange
nents OF which ne spoke Eost approviSgy Being de.
sxous 10 hear the grand organ pIaytd o.
vss made for four 90 oc or the purpose Al hour
accompanied by Mrs. and the Misss Dallas he returned
when Mir. Beet, who in attendance piayed success
sivey Hail. Columbia ~ "Ruls Britannia p' IN lon
prcvsa.icn from lea Hugueno-sn and concluded by
God Save the Quesg The distinguished party sx-
pressed thankfulnces he rich eat tnus af rded.
During his stay in 81. Georesa Hail. his Ex 8usncy
entered freely into conversation With those around III N
BE said that he had taken lnconstarabe part the
sangemente Of the previous peace Ia lS4 aud sp IKE
bis fcrnsr yfsats 70 Engscd with Hvsy seuse OF the
pleasure he hao derived from them
Hs ExoelIency, family and suite proceed 10 London
TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01
Ms1tde COurs-ln CnAnsbera,
Before Hon. Jadgs Thompson.

ACTICN AGAINsT JUDGE CAPRON FOE FALSE I'M
PkIsoNAENT DMCONTINUzD-1HE EyAsoN waY.
bAKcEsl.-Leri rs. Caprcp This was mot on 10 re-
quire Mr. Vuisse (cou1se exhibit his authority f,r
appearing sor the paznrin. Mr. vuItee stated to the
Court that hs In the at the sugess.c, OF auo
ther counsel Mr. spences then arose and insisted tia
ne was the counsel for tte plaintiff and was
to appear for him by virsue of = power OF attorney
Here Mr. Spencer produced ais papers, Tae council who
mace the motion stated tnst Juoge Capron was prose
sad that ~ he the Judge Cape n seys
IA weeks go, wbA presiding ss the Cuct oI Sessions
eehvised The pIa,n o. an assault oattsry and
ensed HIM 10 the penentiA,y for three lbs; that
subsequently, the p4nuf Deing advsed that Mr. tapYon
Was not At ine time VI the sentence Judge eituer ie
ss or de Jaeto tnstssu Cd the prsssn. acsi on rs
ground tnat he had po<sr to acs in judicial capS
city: that aztec the sIS commenced Judge Caproa
wens to the pen'ten'iary and threatened the plaintiff
no dio not discontinue tnis action, Juoge ron
would try him on old indictment, ard IL convicted
would punt him for . longer period than ho now
was the reason why Mr. Spehcer consented to dismissal
VI INC cea am. Ia the action IL intended by coun
se City jucge - 80
Jaeso aho,npson remarked that inAamu,h as Mr..
Ahcu grant the motion dismiss tas action wal an was
consented to bI MIR. Spencer. Order accordingly
The POWER OF THE GOVERNOR TO FILL vAcAN-
cIEs-oPINI0N OF 8. B. GUSHING. ESQ, ATTORNEY
The annexed opinion relative to the power of tho Gov
ernor OF this STATE TO f vacancies o q occurring
iAroug0 oeatAs, resigoauons &c. Ieoently rec
90 by Hen Elisha S CaprOn, City Judge from the At
torney Generai of this Stste:-
srArn or kEw Yonk. rsIcn ATTORNEY assrnAI}
Hon. 8. GArRos-D-aT SIR Your noe e ssxipg my op
Lion 90 to tbeeaa and regularity Jour app insn OF
Do 5 IL X. s ssssa s Yd;.
sn actcn for I'm had hee brought against
90 U ss s as ssH s
ysas. sfoa saa y
sS sso y css ~
ocr By ss esns nS or ons9
wise shsu be fhed at the election hod next alter
ceedDs lis This s only % e me sa saS ~.
s aS % o s ot a T. the and wa
which provides that he Legislature ahaI provide for
pers % vacancy snail hold his cce Sy vs no
tue OF .uch appointment than of tho
shsp IS eao,s vacansss sS ~ s1 Fs ~
provision rs now mads for diag the same hs Goyeenoe
shall appoint suitable person nay be eligible to ,he
thereof until The po ca year mex. snc
ceeding hc rst opening the va
5ou ~ss Appointed by tie dovsrn Ciy judge 10
place sldsey sMslt who resigned day d Jan
way the boled between Of January Last
election win take his The act crestrg the office
Gees not s ue, proviaa this appointment by the Gov
already existed amply sufficient tho case sec OF
ne ne crsarg tn,s oss has no bearing this question
judges Ct tho upon the Judge during
ans e s s
the overnor That section designed merely the
@ Ia the ses aesH 10 Re
way otrrenhesa) wh,e the office might vscant during
oo and se III I s vsTg vg0n.ss % q ns
g. B. CUshING. Attorney General
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Hsrch q, 1855.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Ksrch 81, 1855.
Rnoxm FAvosABLY.
Tho Quarantine bin New YORK, was reported comp ste
and passed 10 third reading.
To extend the charter Of the Northwe5t Insurance
Company.
To incorporate tbs New York Rydrup.th.c College.
law-rsportsd complsts.
motion to lay the report on the table was lost by
to a. and it was ordered to third vsAdmg wednss.
day.
Mr. G. A. DUDIxr rose to question Of privilege, and
called for the reading OF the oorrespondeues prporng
to have passed between Mr.. f. v. Glover, Mr.. William
B.swstsr q Syracuse and Mr. Brewer, on ths subject
After considerable debate the Correspondence wss read
had previously been PLACID the menbers' desks In
print Mr. Brewsters letter offered 70 rase fuuds II
necessary, to bring Outside influence to boar tho
on. Mr.. GoveI's answer states that the o with As~
high sounding modaoati to catch the vote Of semi
Of the measure had thought proper to havs no lobbying
on the SUBJECT but that the publication Of tue reports
The letter further refers Mr. Brewster to Nj Hendrci
con- OF Albany, who has the sole charge of money
exDer ditules on the liquor question.
Whom the letter read,
Mr. GLOVER rose to question Of privilege and desired
to know whether any information before the House
respecting oGer mace by Me- Hendricks, and pro
inent nisger worshppng member Of the House to the
President Uf the Liquor Dealers socey to buy OF the
peger wormppers opposition TO the DILL and secure Its
paessge.
molten then made for q committee Of invsstiga-
tion but il not pressed aud the subject suere1
to drop
For the relief Of George B. wanb1dgc sergeant,at-
Arms Of tbs Assembly. Ordered to third reading.
To enable Peter Cooper to found the Scientific Instit
ton, New York.
PASSED.
To provide for the dstribu don OF standard works Of
American authors to district schools.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. DUGASNE moved to commit the Tempernn bill
wi nstrucu to the committee 70 insert the follow.
rg amendment:-' license shall he granted to any
person who shall keep for sas ut RETAIL to be carried
from his premises, any article Of provsonsj food
dinsrly USED by families"
rbs oil was made tho special order for Wednesday
evening The Assembly App0rtionment bill was CON
sSe:ed and fsbated till adjournment without the ques-
ton being taken.
EVENING SESSION.
The question pending the motion to recommit tue
Apportlonnent BILL with instruct ions to amend BY giving
one member to Schuyler county, one to -. taking
ole fcom Broome, and adding one to New York. rae
6rat two propositions carried the last two lest ana
the bill was recoTnmitted TO be reported complete.
Several bills Of no general interest passed.
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Return Of the United Stats Propeller Arctic.
Tho United States propeller Arctic, commander Harts-
tain, arrived sst night proceeded TO toe Navy Ysr
ansr cruise Of fOrtynins days search of vessels
dssrsss he has sncountsred constant sucoessioR Of
very heavy sass Has mot NOR heard Of any vewe
req uiriAg s'Anc' On ire Goth inst lat $3.50. lon
4o, spoke the schooner Fred Dyer of Belfast bound
to Boston and leaking some but declined assistance 1t
Was she repton of Commander Haratein TO have gone
40 far east cs the ice had been with but pscsng
conscience In the co,reonsss Of the report received al
HalAx THAI tAs Pac,ns had pat back into the river
Shsonsn, he coreudd ser examining Sable Island and
M IeefC for recent wrecks that II would be better ss
be has to wc,k to the westward along tho edge Of
the GUT kseppg much possible In the track where
vessels that might be disabled would probably be
oand but Ending no disabled vssssl ho returned TO
port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

TIE HuDs ON RrvER.--We learn from the Hudson
ctag that the ice ierusins firm In that vicinity The
river Ia said be open from New York to Sing Sing and
also frt short distance above Peeksk1 to West Point
AT Newsurg the Ice In rotten, that " only DO
c,osed by persons accompanying boat the ice Oue
or two persons sroke through while attempting to
there the other morning The market boats from Sing
sirp ard other places below have commenced their daily
trips 10 the city.
TIE Albany Argus Of the 31st says For several d,ys
par he crossing the lie at the Greenbush ferry has
seer very dangerous but oyirg to the cold turn the
tafe has taken there vas no cessation IN the eros n.y.
yer saesy boy in charge Of milk wagon drove his
htfs upor The ice, and almost immsdia eIy broke
cuah Several edsstrians also broke through the ice
ur yesterday In the voiny Of the ferry and tae ice
being weak those having charge OF the ferry sh,u
w.. G &c 70 I:e Passage threw Oh Ter bsiy b:s.
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Fearful Accident I'm Water Serect.
FALL OF sIx sTABLES-ONE PERSON KILLED AND 4
NUNBER DANGEROUSLY NJURRD.

NUNBER DANGEROUSLY NJURRD.
Yesterday afternoon about 6K O'Clock, row Of Old
stab es situated in Water street Jackson Wills bsg
demoh shsd BY workmen the purpose making
re suitable premises, fell with loud oeash, ans
ch Udrep, who gathering chips about ths
building ", we buried under tho heap Of ruins.
One boy G >o'ge Burras OF officer Burras Of ths
Seventh ward ~oce aged 10 years takou from ths
quite dead
Martha Jobnso u an interesting little girl, ageA II
years. ceived Gu N Injuries that her Me u
despsired Of .HF
and arms; her recovery ia doubtful.
Thomas John Nsz, yersd, brothers, ve-s slightly
irju,ed. J,hn henry Ia uel Nay, Daniel Res os tor
eneo MeQuscs and q numb. m other boys were mSe ot
less scratched and bruised b the falling ms'eriss
The seventh ward police va being notified OF tho 90
curTencs repaired the spot raainaine6 order soRg
ths owe tst bAc quickly gath cred around se scene OF
the accident Medical aid ap'lv procured for tns
wounded ard iast everything WA done 70 sie A,s tue
saheIM8s Of the unfortunate The mere FAC! o the &C.
ceent: without pa ticulsrs, tseetePhed - the
Ch,es flee by OF the Seventh ward p1h'e Hsaten-
snts but bsing requested furr A the opesa0r ~
the CAiefs Office Sergeat Owens) th full psrs!culArs
of the encc lie thai nee1e 'aid not
h.srog of the ssr sed TO the e@unve safdsiA-
ton b. use the purpose ef holcing AZ Inquest apos
tbe body OF the oecsased hoy B1rrgs.
IL hAs not Jet been Gsei bo the ncci cut took
P'ace, but pobao the eviderce tnv invesa
glsicn hefors the Coroner wlil reveal tno o. usc
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CorOncr's Inaucst,

FArn BuSSiNG FLUID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Btis was
called upon 10 hold inquest yesterday, at ", sec
Pearl street. upon the body OF named .Nabs,A
lint who die from tia effects otsevere brrns accs,entsI
received On ,be 26th ut, by tc explosion of burning
fud larp The deceased, itarpearea c4relssy iae
inid lamp, with one hand white In the othsr she held
aligned match when the ifsmmable liquid sn ed and
pain until the morning os als. ui., whoa death took
acc Nerde death sor1 pcrit ,nt Ia consequences u
q severe burns" The deceased Il yssrs age and
a native Of irelard - % =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

MORE TRoURLE FOR CoY~ WALKRR-we learn
from private letters received by the Illinois, thai
Bisb iTeas President, which hsd down the coast
with silvsr TO Psnama, mmedstey upon her arrival
tts port, hssened back TO Puuts Anas the seApar,
Costa ca the Pacific in order to efend tho c,upty
'he authorities. French frigste wss at tho same port
with the purpose n acting with the British eres sgaias
wL.sg.-Jstl;s E1cI. EaTCs *,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

A PRESENT TO COHGREss The ship Frigate Bird,
II fhiiadephia FRI m H. ndon, has brought hther re
cgira potRit OF the British patriot aud states
=. I'm Bsnpcsp, sen home by ihe Hon. James Bu
/" ,,n. II belrnged 70 Mr. John McGregor, mem ser OF
',Ah PAIIsmsnt for Giaagow, and Is to bs preeent-
= Is hm through Mr.. Buchanan, 10 the CouQrcss Of
h., I'D sts.es. - TgAirgcn gyr1a, kcrh q.
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The Long Island ehiPyarS n.

VESSELS ON THE s1UGKs AND TO BE L ArFCHEO-
DJENNEss OF BUSIgSyes, ETC.
The Susit ess Of sbpou hing exceedingly da in the
vi liam sbmg ard Greenpsiat yards Not sthsn tvs
hundred men employed upon tho df essut YES
sells Ia process ;,ioo and in th rssyarda
there is nothing goirg Tia wages Of ship xpsoesa
are 81 &c cay The folio wing gives ut sof ~
that is dcinyia ths snipysfds at piesent:--
GRsEkporar
Mr. Eckfora Webb has on the soces, and viii pznch,
about the last OF this onth Of the largest s Aaon-
efn that has yea been bait in the Ut ed St.te
baby, elsewhere. She Ia 10 have maets bar
cin5eIsioDs fol ows:-IeEgth On deck lA test;
breadth of ban, 81 teet ,n,ncs; espth OF hold
10 feet nclsss, and ESQ tons osr;hen- Sb 10
already panked her decks In Ger ou sdds
is peary cauls ed She owned ~ Thomas Duns am
OF New iorh, and will be engaged In Thcr ag w.
ness TIE tcta cost OF this schooner y. ls
Ieaey for is estimated at $4,000 sre said -
Of the same size aDtSalAss OF tue schooner LAUNCHED
MIR. Webb, two weekD ago. rhe latter Tor Ssya
nah saturday last and took part rr cargo to. "
arss passenger caro each for'y nine fsst i,ns TOR
Mr. Webb is Also bu.adiDg little pleasure y.sa.
Mr.. hnson, merchant Of NeZ Yc.is. shs viii -
a feet inches dep and 26 tons ourthea.
and in winter itr the 3oa,h. Ste % siy Erauaed
and w,i hs auncfe in three we-ks. H"r cost viii bs
Mf william Couyer has on the stoers t.o- shirde
framed, propeller for Sherman Aiul Aioauy. So
Is Vs
and 500 tons burihen chs will havs thsco~de,xs and
the owners expect that wt be ready fr-igh
Ing business from Albany New York o. tue 1sI oS
Jure The machinery Is oaiatgA. Birktscx's f,unosy
In North Moore st'e.t, New forx. The cost Of this
steamer will be about. S22 800.
Edward Williams mas in frsme, and Wild isuush -
the Lat OF July, bark Ct 5 butheo I28 lose
20 feet beam and IL teet inches Deep .eif ga
will probably be Stoyec in the Southern froc
this port fte cs Of tha bark estimated at $2 Oo0
WILL .assuRG
Thon ID Stack VII aunsh 10 the middle of hia mouth
fine freghtag sbip4naned Graham Polly bulA sor Layton
Hubert OF New York. She is 100 f0t long -
feet breadth Of beam, q eet deph Of hold 500 tons
burthen She is rtsnded for the Antwerp trade end
will Lave the psw rig Of Mr. HoWe cansstiax of ,uoLs
fevfed topsat yardr der cost viii b.aoou; $50 600.
Mr.. joel Bloom fed ha, the stocks will lyuneh
IN two weeks lighter vessel for Hsf ~ ,hSsoa " New
York She Il 60 tons our,en and Will be employ ID in
IT. tlapspoI tAton Of TavaI New York to s
depot Of be owners ot Atlantic baan Brooklyn. SAe
will cost $500
Chapman Dunbar lsys 10 'rsme aud will launch n
the latter part Jure, ship buiw spscu She
is lI9 feet long 81 fest beam % feet desp l50
burthen. The cost Of this sh Is estim~ted at
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More of the V,srso, r,crsss.

TO THE EDrf0R OF TRs HERALD.
"hi'e was psssp~ out of waAck's on Saturday sv,.
ing, with two dis my clothes and those of o,s - ~.
fdes with me, completely ro,n.d bv .o,,s e.-A
tsfow re viroi ON them. will give $500 10 anx ocs
who captures this any othrr vitoi thrrur~ hS "a
.s OF May. K LAAAIrRE lis psssi ! 90,
Ie.l1l, Magcl 81, ls.s,
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The lowest temperatures since Friday 1Sth have bcen
folows:-
Friday. .....22 degrees Saturday ....2 "a degrees.
Sunday ........xI Monday. .......20 :"
Tho temperature during March of the present year
has not risen above AZ degrees In March, lsla did
not rise above 4edegscs The highest temperatures in
the month Of March, for sixteen consecutive years have
hoor E,lln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

40 rUr vnYron on rur uv,

TO THE EDITOR OF TUE Byr.Arp.
should like to Inform the public through vo~,
Columns 'nas me National Gusrts, Of obcken arc 70
vish your city en- Wednesday, 10 ins'. y,nbouchtov,
captain They are to I've the IN as,s ~ come ~ ss,s
officers OF the National Guards OF Sev YORK. and scco
panied By shelton IS full hand. sii asssprppse @
NEw YonK, March IL, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

uFITED sTATks DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
MARH 3l.-Ths negro Wilson, Who had bsen arrsstsa
ard sent to weshesier county TO he tried charge os
scuttrg the Eudon Imogeae aud was heso d,
charged th day arrested by tho an horitiee in thIs
CITY, on cha-ge Of having made revolt ssrS, ths
tane vessel He was commit cd for exaxninati a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

VoCEG FRIENDS OF lRELAkD-AT A MEETING
Il OF 'he Ycupg Friends of Ireland held Saurda even
iDg 2sh inst the following preamble and resolutions
whereas In the mid Of c ,vity irth death in all Its
errtr and majesty suddenly renewed from smongst u.s.
the bloom OF manly vfgor and beauty
s hts faculties IN a ,he sreogh and exercise Of his bright
genius opr eeoved associate Johb Dougbest
by his many virtues aud good tics he had endeared
sell 70 all who had the good ortnns Of bic acqaautance
deep lover OF all that good aud besuu from
AID desped everyhng ~orthy: kind and
ous TO fault tho sctest truth marked
ton of h life OF intelligence hts Mons expressed
WIN modest Empifcsty yet vi many frmnes Of him II
can with all truthful esq be said.
None know him but 10 love him,
None named him but TO prs.se
AEd wheress 1 h's r-tnoval recognize the will Of
aii-Nue Providence, bow with humb
Dtr finite cecrees; therefire
Resolved That the ccath Of john Doughery society
as It's br,ghtes ent whose words
yer had Ilcasns and eicvatiag influence In pro-
Received Thai in this sudden hereaveueu our city and
Loot citizen, the
bis family duuul and affectionae and brother.
Resolved, That extend to the family Of late friend
deep and heartfelt synoathy this their scon
Ind pray hat God in his mercy sui grace bear
No with resignation. EDWARD MILLS, resident
/ JAMES MILLS, Secretary.
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NIEW YORK WA0.- PUBLlsaEp EVERY WEDNEs-
IN day and for sale by all respectable news dealers Prs
reduced To two cents Is CONNIE local story
The Gas ghtern subscription 81 year. Specimen copies
free r. r. HARRIS, kditor once i82 It,, York
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City Intelligence.


The Park Bank commenced operations yesterday, In
the building formerly known the Clinton Hotel ut the
head Of Beskman street, opposite the Park rho frat
dss's business very large, 81, 100000 Of .
bank stock having been paid in, and sS1ooO0 taken
deposits: larger rum, the directors claim than was
before deposited in banking nsHutioD in day
In this country. The total capital of th bank is
co., with the privilege to increase to $l2 The
directors bought the building and ground occupied
BY their bGnk for $l60OOo, the area Of ground 1t
covers being fifty feet Beekman street, and hum
dred and five fec. Theatre alley Tho building has
been completely altered Internally to ct the ground oor
for banking department, and the upper stories for
Offices the cost Of wnion 50 0O by contract There
is already IS 0cO Of yearly rental secured to ths bank
above tho expense Of their osn hire Tho altera
ions made IN Ter tue supervision of Mr.. Trimble
the wel known architect, and OF we'll and
tastefully d,ne For Inc benefit Of the light an
ssrsd eoatry, 1t would Be wc9 to state that
the safe in whicn the treasure ia kept weighs
eleven tons and the lock 1t Is perfect that the
constructor Ia wiling TO put 81 500 check inside and
fsoy open with the Key they welcome to
the check and thousand collars beeides The following
gentlemen compose the Board Of Directors of the
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THE MEMBERS OF PACIFIC LODGE 233. f. AND A.
Il arc hereby notified to meet bt their lodge corner
Tweneh street and bird avenue Wednesday. April .,
~ 10 O'Clock A. M TO the ia tribute OF
late brother Capt EdouDd Ham aopd J The fraternity
<. J. Vas VooRsT - secrstary " - WV N. BOWEN. WIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1yHAs: B. COLLAR, SHORT aAsD WRITER AN1 YER
" bRjm reporter, for years Of the 0G:is
Icrers Congress- viii urnlsb reports Of cases.
public meetings and addresses of all kinds with the utmost
dispatch. Ill Ad
dress Mr.. G., OF call at room 6, NO. 293 Broadway.
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THE MEMBERS OF 1E NIGHTINGALE CLUB ABE
respectfully informed that quarter supper Will Jake
p ace cn Friday. April l. a the han Hoe, Beekmsn
street Members requested attend pre-
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MlNERALMINIEG CoMPA.Y0f NORTH CAROLYN 4
AVA needDg of the stockholders OF thus company will
held at the office OF Grcsbecg Co.. Hanover street.
Thu; sday, Apru at 2o'cock All parses inte estsd
particularly requested attend of mportGnt
VIII be presented. FRANKLIN OSIoUD Secretary.