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CPUELTIES AT CAYENNE.

We. the undersigned, political refugees from the
Devils Island az present in NewYork, call the atten-
ton of generous hearts TO the unhappy lot oftw la-
ians. Galy and Rossini, political prisoners, who for
three wears have suffered the most fghtf tortures IN
Frerch Guiana.
Caly and Rossui were transported to Guiana on the
DIST Of Aprl. 1853 in the barge LAler. Daring the
nas,are thew were separated from the ether political
rchyicts and hidden from them. On their arrival al
Guiapa they weie consigned TO the dungeons OF the
Dsmant fort situated few miles from Cayenne, In
a very nnwholesome place, and loa led with irons.
They were aerward transferred TO the cells OF toe
Castor an old bulk divided into ces where they we're
separately subjected 10 the most rigorous treatment.
Last rusry toe arrival Of the last convics az
Guiana the iaer OF the Castor was humane enough To
allow Rosini TO CO.. ne out Of his poisonous dungeon to
get little fresh air on deck. NJ De la Rchene, d.
rector of the peDitentiary establishment at Cayenne,
hapr ened 10 arrive just them perceiyng the privilege
which had been allowed TO the prisoner, he grew vid
With rage abused the captive, and pronounced these
words, verify Of barbarian: Put this BEST IN ms
Dungeon; be is condemned to die there SO the
bolts osed on the unfortunate Rossini.
They are DOW in the cells of the Chateau Rouge, go
called by its patriot victims. This prison is on one OF
the emnn of l. Isle Royale and its sny cells and
dungeons sepulcher of the best hearts OF Faace
II is there two thousand leagues away from trencn
soil that the Infamous stake is erected for the cruel
fxion of Republicans and scenes pass which arc re-
voting TO humanity. The physical aud moral tor
trres Which they have suffered for three years has
reduced them to living skeletons. When they are sent
to the hospital they chained TO their beds they are
rever allowed to tske exercise and when they get
little better IL only to be sent back to their dungeons.
The Executive has always endeavored to conceal
their position and has kept them in solitary confne-
ment from the beginning; in spite of the reonstrances
of the other political cOnvicts, two brothers are
cruelty ptrsecuted and then cries stihed by locks
and bOlts.
In the name of these two unfortunate Italians, we
appeal to all feeling hearts to unite with US in protesting
aga LIST such depths Of iniquify.
JEAN BiJOUX, CARPEZA,
8UsTAVE DIME, 0UERfN
BOURGEUNEY, hONFALCON.
CHA BAkNE, CHAUNlN
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v,uh next Summer Gov I'll over this region, - NE
I.ra effee of old inundated the Promised Land
PORTRAIT or GOV. GHARf.

vouh nett Summer Gov Oh over this region - ne
I,r,eIt.. of old inundated the Promised Land
PORTRAIT or GOV. 6HARY.
I.aw Geary this morning, and am quite charmed
with him. He is the besttalking man have met, and
cannot BIZ. think him sincere AT all events, seems
to me ungeperous TO condemn him in advance. GIVE
the devil his due" 1.-THE Governor is devil, ne
is quite an elegant gentleman. l don't know why
thJusht him a gray-headed old man. Perhaps his
name conveys that idea. But, to my surprise found
him quite al ApoIo-sI feet high at least aultessly
formed very handsome face, jet black eyes straight
hair. fine wbi-kers and mustsohe-in short, jus, the
sort Of nan to win the love Of the ladies. No wonder
the Lawrence girls have invited him 10 Thanksgiving
dinner next Thursday. NJ dear friend, depend upon
Geary is doing well. He has not, ii Is true, done all
we can with; but he has done deal more than the
other iide have wished, can assure you.
VALUE OF MONEY IN KANSAS.
Capitalists at the North who are loaning money al
seven rer cent should understand that tityhre per
cent can be bad here al the tine for many years to
cone on security perfectly safe, and not fancy or III
fated. should be glad to put out million and take
my pay from the ovepus beyond twenty per cent.
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ wrsr SEVENTEENTH STRICT.

rIRE ~ wEsT sEvsSTErSrH siRsst
Al 81 o'clock yesterday morning fire broke on .
the apartments of Thomas Cannon, No. 2ls Wx
Seventeenth street. When Mr.. &. awoke he loud
his bed on fire and his wife and children nearly sct
Gated with smoke. Thel6re was put out with ks
nail. of water. Damsge about $50. No insurance.
FIRE IN rwESrr-SISrH STREET.
About roon yesterday fire broke out In rhom,s
Fay s psperbangipg factory, No. l5s West rsen,y.
ninth street, but il was soon extnguished. The DAN
age was very slight.
FIRE ~ sULLIvAs sTREEr.
Al ten minutes before o'clock lat night fs O.
CURED in the bakery of A. Van EIm No. 81 Sunyn
street. Damage about $50. The fire originated from
A defect in the oven No insurance.
FIRE FOOT OF BROAD STREET.
Last night about O'Clock fire was discovered 90
board of the schooner TX Marvel, lying at Pier No
Z. r.. foot Of Broad street. Damage between eloo
and sIjO. The FIRE was occs-ioned by the explosion
of carboy of vitrol in the hold.
FALSE ALARMS
The bells rang false alarms for the Sixth and Third
Districts last night.
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vrh thea To eevreet sSdervtahens 81 the nFhf.
no 81 %. r.: to s.s 81 he rss u
ssss sesped the ee.on the tertcry they ioch upon
N. p,v .t., and 10 n vest them With H. % the ssu .xen
IN N I.'p.e,s, that It held b. the 's'e' 'es "' ~
toriss' IL. a. .
"Tha. 10 70 ,ay, Congress in taking upon i'set the
CONTROL Of The Territories acts trustee 70, specified
tru,te and What are they To invest the ne" sac,
when bo,p with all the p0we's and PRIVILEGES OF 81
original State of this Union IL that BE- so- that be
The I'm which Conress di'charges toward the Tern
ter.t-ii; q fragrant violation oil lie duty A. trustee II
!, npos.s during the TeIitO ial form OF Government
spv regulation shicb 1t has n" the power % imPc-e
A State a. the time of it's admission
Tba. is wha. the lawyers coll noH ssq"uar.
The conclusion does not follow the premises. Ac
cordirg 70 Push, trustee upon whom authority
has been conferred has no more right TO exercise it
while be holds il than he has after bis tru-teeshp
bs, exsired. II Pugh was right, We could say,
Congress cannot repeal the Border Rnffian Code Of
Kansas because it cannot repeal the same code in
Missouri Nay, more: By what authority is a
Governor imposed on Territory if none exists to
appoint this officer when it becomes State The
truth is, Mr.. Pugb has got s~amped in attempting
to follow the devious track marked GU. by the Yam.
kee Mepbistopbees and to uphold the devices and
desires of the degenerate twins at the Court end
But We leave Mr.. Pugh to the tender mercies Of
his brother lawyers in the Senate. i am afraid
they will be cruel. lie is reckoned TO be in the
mud aid fear they viii take a malicious pleasure
10 sinking him yet deeper therein. }. :. I.
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4, .. 7 h,ov ,ssth~v Svupsh Of IL Common Cesneh
Hsev sLytAiss ,SOss them Prom tAses fsess ~ .ro
ia,nt hat the interests lie sfy hsd no, ossn -
tsefss thar ben attempted 70
.smsiss and ssspsion sekh In oonseaaenos "a
if,.h 20 the proceeding makes necessary TO
r,,simss II ,h.re vas DO objection, the Icoeenes
which sharscierlsd the awarding Of the eonns sna .n
Of on. wear since the bids put In, dunnf which ue
al,rd he material CURED in the srucen OF sne
a. mich .s.eped In value that demand Anosss eu' ~
"a, una,r favorable 70 The interests u
the Corporation. -, -. - .o,s -, ,hs
.ont,rt "a, the budins Of Tompkns Market To I1eofe
MA, tna 'sso FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
TIE Rssrd then went into Committee OF the Whole,
With y,ou. bill, were conderednd action taken thereon
The Board then adjourned.
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po.pD OF ALDERMEN.

MospAY. Dec. l5.-Ald BARKER fresiden'' 70 Tie
Chair -. .x,.,
- - VIII stree, 10 CT Aha IN night line ana the
S.nius II said twenty feet on the south side hon
Ro,Svsy OF the asAns, the widening OF Baxter street
90 square the widening Of Coss street 70 Mot'
&c., or p OBrien for six month"; more time 10
M. for regulating Fie,h street between sA'h ana
Seventh avenues 81, S,.C-.
Characterization the Mayor and Street Con-
missioner Central Park Com nissioners reporting prosess
in The work the bies thus far incurred amount 10 So
s a. orecrSd TO printed From the Corporation Attorney
b,ins Al sccoun. collected BY him 40 S last month
for violation Of Corporation ordinances ordered on hle ,
The Bureau Of Arrsays The Committee on Ordi-
n,r reported in ordinance IN rs'on 70 the Sn
.su OF Arrears, as recommended BY tue CONTROLLED which
adopted. 49,, A.. 49,;
The Exterior Lire.-Ald. BRowS moved thar tns
subject b. made The special order for Thursd.yue
The Board adjourned to Thursday.
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having At least tchs, in seAene No. Z. .. s.A.
uops your orders and retsrBs In proper tina 49, Hsc
snce Havana and Hamilton. and al viii b. r,sAi -
sold package mall here il ticket -
whom the tickets sent srt II eOnrtsvv a. A
requiring him TO make selection and notify M. ~ -
Then every saih Ticket allowed A. me peresn,.. q - -
sen selling
Gentlemen receiving tickets In Scheme No vi, No.,
ssse In their sale, but declining 10 do saer s.I,,
ssiecon ~i plssss os'ss BY handing tbos, ressais,
responsible. person who will.
Frxes will be paid imn-disely upon the r~e>os., =,
official drsxips. A. this oc> by the Deduction ~
or raid or order IN full thirty Ssys s-r drswr,
Returns and orders for chrs be msis 40 70 H. n.
December bot will b. valid meed ss., a.
P,r.or nah valuable reintisrees viii please b.
II sir,c,ir, ths; Their. he mistake particularly u.
,rd .l.o nave letter registered: BY doing VII 49,
al further responsibility.
All corrpsporderce, orders FIR tic1-ts ret1rss 4. a..
kpo~ lodged aud responded to Immediately Hpan rres,-
c, drawings are always mailed 70 holtsTs ont y !,
city . socu as received accompanied By wrres s.a~,,
Aadreu,, follows; II. W. BAMILroN
Care a. Is. Lockwood. Postmaster
Broadway Post ofee, N,w.Ys;t
Nsr York, Nov. II. 1856.
L.. mad til
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THE LOTTERY TICKET FORGERLES
FURTHER INVESTIGATION OF THE
MATTER.

The case Of Henry w. Hamilton and William X.
Sa6ler charged with forging Undergraduates and circu
aiipg the same Throughout. the country, wac continued
Yesterday afternoon before Justice Osborne.
Henry w. Wynkoop, bookkeeper of his brother, NJ.
b. Wynkoop, printer at No. II Ann street, testified
that the circulars schemes ar lists of tickets which
wee found in Hamiltons room were printed at bis
brothers place of business the witness has several
times met Ham lion at the Broadway Post-Ofice, and
has seen Sader at his brothers place Of business when
he called to pay his printing bills.
Edward Hofnire bookkeeper Of John F. Trow,
prIter at No. 81 Broadway, asotested thatthe &C
cused had had printing done at Mr.. Trows establish
mspt.
Joseph A. Bonnel, Of the firm of Bramhal Bonnel
Richmond at No. 1856 Fulton street, testified that
between two and three months ago the firm OF Da-
vison, Crum & Bonnell received a letter from Mr..
Cyrus Cummings Of Michigan, inclosing lottery
ticket and circular The ticket was alleged to have
drawn prize of $1,000, according to the official list
of the drawing which was likewise iDclosed the lot
terry berg, as deponent believes, the Delaware Con-
solidated Lottery. The witness took the ticket to
Gregory & Maury Of Jersey City, the authorized
agents Of the Delaware lotteries, aud was there In
formed that was fraud and that there was no such
lottery as designated by the ticket. The witness then
Sd, Mt some time endeavorngto find Manchester Co.,
the alleged agents of said lottery but did not succeed
David S. Nevins Clerk in the Broadway Post Office,
tss,i. that Hamilton during the last six weeks, has
received large number Of letters through that office,
and that the witness at the request OF HamtOu has
frequently got letters for him fro the General Post
Office.
We here give copy of the fortunate 5000 prize
ticket:
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

We are permitted BY friend 10 make some e1.
tracts from private letters which he has received
from Kansas:
KANSAS THE COUNTRY FOR FARMERS.
Ii would be premature for me to pass an opinion on
Ksn.ss having just arrived, but, if the sample have
had presented by a ride from Lesvenworh to LAW
renee be fsir index, must be the Eden Of the wo.
1t Is DO, surprising that freemen fight for such home.
If the farmers Of the North could get glimpse Of these
rch rolling prsisr, thtse lovely little hills on all sides,
risirg terrace behind terrace aganst the clear arch
Of heaven, the beautiful landscapes tina. EXCESSIVELY
appear, and tie rich, DARK mold, prophetic of more
,hsp q hundred-fcId reward for lsb-r, human tide
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Dee. i5.-Supervisor Ely Cnsumsn:
P,t,,,ors-Of II. II Howard, Receiver OF Taxes,
rS,n, n. tion Of John p Howe Deputy Receiver for an
permanent clerk in his branch Of department. ne
f-rrsd TO Committee County Ohces .
nine, &c about the City Hall. OF omeer Philip Frley 90
incurred srestinS George henes Tor oarfny
~ w Allen $500 for services IN the ONCE OF Tax Com
nlissioHefa - ....- -. -...;..., Gam,
Trcredse Of Salaries Petitions were received from
b e;c.,. Of the Superior and Supreme Courts tor ~" IN
c,,,, Of psy per annum Referred TO the tommttee on
County Odc On notion the Board adjourned TO Thur'ey
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EIGHrEESrH WARD REPUBLICAN, Assocnrios.-
The Republicans ofthe Eighteenth Ward met last even
ing at the hall corner of Third avenue and Twentieth
street 10 elect officers for the ensuing year with the
following result: President, Homer Franklin; Vice
Presidents, Charles Addoms, Henry Brewster and s.
V. Bagley; Recording Secretary, j. NJ Ackley; Conf
spending Secretary, John A. Foster; Treasurer VIM
X. Strong. The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday
evening next, at which time an Executive COMMITTEE
will be chosen.
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M,os's ogyrc. Nrw.Yokx. Dec. Is, is5e.

T. ne Hoaoyabs the Beard Of Co.neilsen:
return without approval the resoln ion pro-
po. 10 confirm the the budins Of Tompkns
Theodore Hunt for hundred and ntyhye thou
SAL three hundred ard seven'yone dollars ttie0IE
The 20 BE- expended on his worS renders
IL necessary close Examination Of the circumstances
u heh the bss made and 70 whether The inter
II that In Of direction Of the Com
Council the ComuisousI Of Repairs AID snPpies H. D.
LIT On tie the present TompkEs market ADD received
HIS therefor These bids though received IL OcIober
the Common Council uE the i4h December,
ls5 sbout weeks before Mr. Pardy went out Of Office.
According tie report Of Mr. Pudy TO the Common Coun
q. there -sIe eight e'ias q. put n =. Ioii9@.:
John A. LeHerts.... 1853 l00 D. Bsager...... D 81
yame.L Miller Co. s, cs John A. Thompson. ~ go
T. W. B. Cornell. l574si Frederick j. Tucxer.. 1850
The astnantd bidder y j. Tu ker the lowest and
the charter titled the contract 1t
said this nu the time livery stable keeper.
ard IMPOSED had other qualification required for the
large ard extensive building than having been
the friend OF the Superintendent of Repairs and SuPpes under
Bot discovered that Mir. fuckers bid fraudulent.
The usual oath required TO be taken BY the bidder papoed
whn upor sxAr alton il found that such person held
the authority administer oshs-thAt there such Com
missioner indeed such udydu in the city. The Of
he name ~n or.ey committed no doubt by some person
sTsey niet.'et Mr. Tucker 10 deceased. This bid
OF rejected but have been ia
sutec 10 discover and punish the The next lowest
bidder John H. Thompson but in this also fraud
s' myied upon the CoIOton The names Of the suetiss
oferrd for the fnlhnent OF the alleged
Tgd and &c, vliitsI BY the parties aud this bid which
ssh ss than M Hunts, tn whom IL proposed %
ard the contract rejected No exposure made
pear 10 have governed s rer kept Rom the public
Ite Peat o~,G esaie ws. tsA OF Saaser for Slsi.
had lot sgpsd according to law The next bidder was The
eote Hunt TO whom !. proposed TO he contrse
10 reach these e These spp~,r TO have beea purosey
i.pt Of the vsy under circumstances the sast
the Of Aldermen reported vor.hy ths
sisr sdnaed TO ne hs haa never sevH them, and, ~
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SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcASs--rhe Repub
Icsn Association of the Seventeenth Ward me, at
their room. No. 273 Bowery, las, evening. Mr. Thos
b. Stillman presiding. Arrangements were made TOR
holding the primary elections this day week, ct the
SEINE place, when officers for the ensuing year and
delegates TO the General committee will be chosen.
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CITY ITEES.

SIXTH WARD REPuBLrcASs-The Republicans a.
the Sixth Ward met last evening at No. %e6 Grui
street. Mr.. John Fitch was elected Presde,t Of The
Association, and he was instructed to call meeting
for the 25th inst, to elect Delegates to the Cenua
Committee.
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FRox PoRr. At. PRscE.-By the arrival o. Ii. bs,k
Clara Windsor. Capt. Button, we have adyiees isn
Port an. Prr ce to the "a inst Business generally y
dull for eli Kinds Of American produce. Coffee and
logvood abundant. Health Of the place very bad.
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LECTURE ON MUsrc RI. Stons Willis, esq, editor
of The Musical World, leciured upon Muse o.
Educational Hall, Grand street, last Saturday evening
The Hall was crowded with an appreciative auditory.
This is the first of series Of lectures TO be delivered
by the same gentleman in the place for the ben
fl of the teachers and friends of the Public Schools.
The next lecture of the series comes of Saturday
evening, the Goth inst.
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We here give q copy of one Of the circulars which
were 30 widely scattered over TIE West
no FOR HAVANA!
PLyAsE RyAD mn, cIRcUL,R vERy cAREFUILY

PLEASE Rad This CIRCULAR VERY CAREFULLY.
The Ofcs Diawn.s Of Scheme No new series Of the
Havra Lottery he's this been received aud by comparing
The tickets sold with them find my previous predictions
gooUly verified That that many hearts would BE- made
20 rejoice account Of their success ia Scheme No.
By loobug the drawings iso find that there several
Tickets that have drawn good prizes bot be entitled To
tbs roH the fact that they out and nnssd for no re-
tuIr having been made them % the da, OF drawing
The cy Of having the opportunity TO purchase
tickets In these sebenrs and not sysng themselves Of IT,
very yividy illustrated BY this fact. Although number Of
Prizes sold Scheme No and quite number Of tickets
making examination Of their relative merits will
No as there Scheme No. s. also, OILY half
which equal 10 about SIX times chances
disw prize Scheme No. there in Scheme No
In Scheme Nc the packages Of neke.s send patrons
u selection and where the whole package Il sold
would Almost positively guarantee good prize and
Of sincerity in this assertion will this propo-
sioI1baf here the whole package which sod
they fail draw the full Of the purchase money will
make the holders Of the tickets Of the
of tickets IL Scheme No. for the Of January which
desr able scheme Tickets 81 eaeh. This Is . propss
tic which Of often afford DOLLY
do 90 now from the fact that 10 the favorable scheme
TIE purchaser that has been within
And aiso TIA. will be drawn just previous
holidays ewing the fortunate holders Of lucky tickets
YtaI." '''
Cheer, cheer, maids and mairors all Ein
Cry Hosanns:
Ring the chorus. ancient Sire loving sxsin,
Hall HsvxnA
bpinenser you cannot on 10 this ubsnt chorus without
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TwEsrY.FIRsr WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Republican Association Of the
TweDty-frst Ward wac held last evening at their
ooms No. 39l Fourth avenue the President, WIN. H..
Wocdman, in the chair. The Executive Committee
submitted report of the doirgs of the Association
during the recent Presidential canvass. They express
satisfaction at the Of the party that has been
in existence less than two year, and urge continued
exertion in organizing and promoting the cause Of Re
publicanism. The report was adopted. The commit
tee appointed for the purpose instructed to report
amendme nts to the constitution at the next meeting
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The Grand Republican Ball, which is to be given On
Thursday night next at the Academy Of Music, VII,
no doubt, be splendid affair. Those who eIPeS
to attend should secure their tickets early They are
advertised, we believe, in another column.
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NEw-YoRK HAKMosIc SocIErY.-The members Of
this favorte Society making active preparations for
their annual performance of the Oratoro Of the Mes
slab, on Christmas night. We have no doubt the Hu'
monies will do their part efficiently in this appropnais
performance, and music loving population should
see that they are not losers by their enthusiasm.
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NEw-EsGLAsD HrNoR.-Mr Arthur Gilman de-
vered the closing lecture Of the frat course before
the Mercantile Library Association las, evening Q.
Clinton Hall. The lecturer chose for his topic the
characteristics Of New-England Humor,g which be
treated in manner highly satisfactory to his nume'-
Gus audience. His lecture fully INDICATED the claims
Of New Enganders to the possession Of dry, qsaini
native humor the like Of which, in its quiet GOODNESS
and broad exaggeratOp, lie found among no othef
people. Although rome Of the illustrations were
rather ancient, good many were quite new 10 mos o.
the assemblage, and as rendered by the kc'srs,
every oye "brougbt down the house" with repeesa
peals Of hearty laughter. He started by assuring ~
hearers that bic object not TO instruct 90 msch
TO amuse and We are bound 10 justice TO say tAst
net with the most aatteriDg success.
The Gradue'es of Union College in our city WI
eet President NoTr this evening at the Chapel Of ~
University. 1t is proposed at this meeting 10 nsae'
ate system of friendly and informal reus'os'
Faculty ard Graduates. We tust the meeting v"
be generally attended.
FRExrs's ELEcrroy-An election for Asss's.
Engir eer for the Harlem Fire District was held -
ensiDe-houses throughout the city last evening" -.
night the returns will be csnvsssed q. the Office o. w.
Chief Engineer.
LECTURE by THE REV. WIN. II. MnBrKs.~
regular weekly lecture before the Young ses.
Cbri,tian Association was delivered last evsnAs
the Rev. william II. Mlbun, before large s'd =.
tellgent audience assembled in Hope Chapel
theme of the lecturer was the genius Of Ass
Hamilton. The field Of the discourse en" .s
period commencing with Hamiltons made. =
in the vacant ground which now forms the ran, .s,-
meeting called at the dawn Of the Amenose 800
ton, and ending with his death in 1871 ID IN ra4.r
duel with Aaron Bur-. His statesmanship. M 80
experience, his patriotism, and the oanndeo0'
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Nsr Yerk, Nov. II. 1886.
The case will he resumed to-day.