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Tin ARs~nsAxr o. SHs rsKAU Ov GHrsr wss duly Con-
menorated cn Wednesday evening, By tho Eighth ward
PioIecr Club, with bali and supper at tho Apoe Rooms
The club coDEsse& "a ssaIcb Henry Gay end Tor
rneteen Ieas- have held these snnua celebrations In
horor OF the gallant s& ssmsn Notwithstanding the dtsIn-
teei alton OF parties durins that time These balls have o.
Ways beer gwen by the members 10 their friends. aud
thu the first occasion which pre- invited
No,ns, Mr. = Ccecver, S.nersi supt rin.sndeni Tall
madge, N. Brewer +. Tomitnson and other gentle
ger, " seward, Washington Hunt, Preston King, !.
Philips Phen'x Gen Lesie Combs, r. W EDgs, j. A.
Kirg R. b. Van vakenburg and Daniel Ulmsnn There
attendance al both the brave and the fair which
left le room for the expansion OF crnolne, and the
os iiies tie excellent musc, the agree able aud
vel variety Of the figures and the perfect arrangements
o the committee combined TO mako the II
the happeet Of Its kind Among the music the Memo
ries Of - spd among the dances the IAncers were
hour y~steIdsy morning, satisfied that If such thing
posssble the club bad added to s envabe repnta
ton me following the officers Of the cnb:-Pres
cent James NJ Murray; Vice Presidents. Jnnee g. Moffat
WI Stevens. David Coleman, W. f. Chapman, Asa Ste
csns 'SnI s1s0y
John J. Shaw Treasurer, John f. Miller; Secretaries,
jar es Murray, Jr., j Price.
THK Young AMERICANS LEComrToS.-The Young
Mcu's American Committee met on Wednesday evening at
No AL Broadwsy-Joseph Forbes in the chair and yno
T. Philips Secretary Mr.. Philips introduced q series Of
resolutions the Kansas question and berang The Pres
dent asd copdepnpg the action Of the democratic party in
cooorspg toe oongs he lscomp.on Uoaxen,on
finally laid the table by vote OF 70 TO l3 The
dea seemed 10 prevail in favor of leaving Kansas 10 take
care Of itself and not NEEDLE with II any shape. One
delegate coptended that the resolutions passed they
would only make political capital for the black republican
party ard he was opposes TO that party more bitterly
thsn 10 any other.
NATIONAL GuARD-This regiment will parade Mon
day next. Line forms on lafayette place at O'Clock.
The report that they will visit Richmond that day.
go into epcampment at Providence II. during July
both premature. Most likely the "gallant Grays"
may make short excursion during the summer-but
certainly not 10 Providence Richmond despite faernx
invitations received.
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BsRruorr-on wednesday, Feb II, Mary JASx, wife OF
John J. Bertholf In the Gath year Of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence OF her
father In law Mr. John n Berhof, No. 81 leroy street,
sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock without further nv
taton
CoHAsp On Thursday mo, ming Feb 49, DAuu Scoor,
Of Jane and David Cobsne aged years mcnths and
das
The friends and acquaintance and those OF his uncle,
Richard an lawrence Cohane, respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this friday afternoon, AT two
O'Clock from hs late residence, No bs SCANNED street
Cposl-On "wednesday morning, Feb. n, ASs RswsS,
wife OF Hon John A. Cross IN the SD year OF her are
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral ceremonies al her late residence On
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marHetes
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnIADxrrruA, Feb. Is, 1853.
Stocks steady. Pepnsylvsaia SIS, SIX; Reading Rail
road, 3oL; Morris Canal, 5oL Long Island Railroad,
1o% Pennsylvania Railroad, abh.
INV ORLEANS, Feb. ~, 1858.
The sales 81 cotton to-day 5000 balee the market
exhibiting downward tendency, but without quotabe
decline Mddlnr, lie 11kc. Sugar buoyant fsir 1,
fully fair, Sc SIC. Molasscs, 4c 25c Flour, ~ 81
asa So Bulk mcau, &c. a 7i4c. Other articles I'M
changed.
CtuRrEsros, Feb. II, 1868.
The sales Of cotton 10 day 900 bales al prices
half cent lower than the highest point Of the week
CINCINNATI, Feb IS, 1858.
Provisions dull moree sellers than buyers. Bacon,
shoulders, &C. and sides Zc in dry salt lard in bbs,
CSC. csc. Mess pork, SIS co. Smoked shoulders &c.
and sides &C. closing unsettled and NOMINAL with holders
very anxious 10 SELL but buyers whskey active at
1sLc. Money abundant and market easy Exchange
New York, one per cent exchange on New Orleans
sctive at one and half per cent premium.
BAIr~opv Feb 10, 1858.
Flour steady. Howard street and CITY Mills ~ 3Th.
No sales Of Ohio. Wheat steady with material change
in prices. Corp-whe advanced; sales at 5sc SOC;
yellow little lower, sales at 55c. sec. Coverseed-
Sales Of 900 bushels ct t5 Is lax. whiskey arm,
with fair demand at 22xc. 23c.
PuIAprrPmA, Feb. Is, 1858.
BreadstufIs firm. Flour inactive. Wheat unchanged
Provisions tend upward under excited market me
sales limited however, owing 10 the absence OF sup
plies. Whiskey firm at 21c. &c.
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MARRIAGE AND DEArHs,


Bosvosm-Dxas. Wednesday evening, Feb. II, by
the Rev ~. Bellows, H. SYLVESTER BoswoRrs, 10 JuIIrY
ADA, daughter OF the late Nicholas Dean ESQ.,, all Of this
city
BnIuAy-srrAuAS.-In this city, on Friday, Feb. 6, BY
the Rev jas Prcety, vrSpSr BuiMAs, 10 Miss MAsaARs
eldest daughter Of Robert sschan, Esq all Of this city
California papers please copy
IIvusoRs-Por.-onT Thursday, Feb. Is, at the Rev.
Dr. Adams church, Madison square, Mr.. EDWARD LIVER
MORE, to ATSy, daughter OF the late Joel Poet
ViII-BpArARD.-On Tuesday evening. Feb 10, II me
Middle Reformed Dutch church, by the Rev Nicholas
Smith, JAMS svtoET Van 10 RKDuIA r., daughter Of
Leonard W. Brainard, all Of Brooklyn.
Albany Evening Journal please copy.
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Genatcr Pugh and the Lecompton Constitu-


TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1855
SIR-In the letter Of your Washington correspondent
published yesterday, find this paragraph -
The democratic members of the Ohio Legislature have
written TO Senator Pugh Withdrawing all instructions as
60 how he shall vote on the Kansas question.
Justice TO the democratic members OF the Ohio Legsa
Cure well az to myself, requires that should contra
dict the statement here made have not received any
letter withdrawing" the instructions TO which your
respondt mt refers
My opinion that Kansas ought to be admitted i'm
medasely upon the Lecompton constitution with decla
ration Of the right Of amendment therein prescribed
at any time. The bill which introduced on the 4h Of
January TO that effect
g. f PtGI
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Gov. MARcYs QUARTER SECTION ~ IowA--The
Hamilton freeman, published In Webster City uowa)
January as saysA quarter section Of land IL assessed
IN this county 70 William L. Marcy The old statesman,
have understot d. received land warrant for shout
derDg hs muske defence OF his country, and this ia
undoubtedly the land upon which II laid HIS heirs,
administrator &C. should attend TO paying the taxes, ee
IA may be sold 10 sssfy that small Indebtedness
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No rssaas 70 bs ssu y ossss.c.d csmsssSy s'''
GARS.r v DxusIsror United STATES Navy. ~ '''oI
His remains weTe taken 70 Albany for ntsrment
william n and aarssfes v. bsnssoa, .ssS az. a
DzBsivE-On "wednesday evening. Feb 1t, Of iaaAn.
maiory Group, SAMUEL youngest Of saAc and julia
peBrave, sged year and months
rhiladephia ane Baltimore papers please copy
DARIxY.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning Foo IT.
JoHS DARIxr, In the eth year Of his age
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10 ~
snn I biz .s Is wycso I've
FRRBK On II ursday mornh & ofhydrocephalus, LVoz
Fsisax twin daughter Of Charles H. ana Nay G.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
grandfather l91 Broome street. this Frday Afternoon,
to attend. Her remains win be taken 70 Greenwood Co.
metery.
New Haven and Boston papers please copy.
GODFREY ON Thursday morning, FEB. IL, the anniver
frey eldest daughter of the late Hiram Ps.soos.
Friends and relatives OF the family sGectionateiy
invited to attend her funeral from st. Pauls chapel oornr
OF broadway and Vosey street, Sunday asesnoou, =
GooDwE.-On Thursday morning, Feb. Is, NAnA.
youngest daugher OF Horny c. and Maria Goodwin Ia the
The friends of tae family and members OF Beasvoasse
lodge No 20 f. M are invited 10 attend the funxs,
w elfth sunday ste,r oor nj txo oIror
HHNpRcBsoS.-On Wednesday evening FeN IT. GA
RIrY hKNpRIcKsos aged IS YEAR, ~
The friends tsnces are
after her funeral from the residence Of her AN Cared
Bepdrokson No 1875 West Thirty frst street this C--
day) morning at O'Clock Her vemsipa w.i he :,
to Springfield Cemetery for nter,nent
HUNTER AT Elizabeth, NJ j., On Wednesday Feb II.
Nlss ItrcY a. BuNYrR ARD 81 years ~
Funeral services At the residence of her brother in Ian
Amos Clark, Jr, at Elizabeth, this CFriday) morning, :
Hunter No "a Rivngtou street New Yorir in Ina sftr
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Affairs In Washington.
[Corrts onderc Of the Boston Post
WASHINGTON. Feb. IL, 1868

WAsHIN0r0N, FEB. 10, 1908,
Ira Case OF Mr. Woicon
Mr.. John W. Woicou has been In . decidedly embsr-
RAISING position for the last few days Starting with tho
proposition that he had s5s coo Of the Ss7 900 by
lawrence Stone Co TO influence the lion of Congress
70 TACT which has been proved before the committed It
is apparent that the question what did he do with ip II
satisfactorily answered must throw flood Of light
the whole subject That Mr. WOicott does not desire TO
answer the question truly of TO be concluded
from his refusal to answer hs petition for further time
his constant attendance on COUNSEL &C. &C. No cpun
se s required 10 answer plain question according to
the facts The conclusion consequently s that counsel
employed to mysy, befog and cvade the question.
Aside from this inevitable conclusion however, is said
that Mr. Wocot has ample reason 10 evade direct aud
truthful reply TO the questions proounded aud that other
parties have stronger than Mr. wolcott Is
whispered that certain individuals in SpsiDgded Mass
hsd an intense interest in this direction but whether this
involves Dr.. Chaiiee am not prepared 70 say.
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KANSAS IJGrsIAIvE SrArIsucs. --The members OF the
House setsion nj Iawrence7 were born IN Ohio,
In Pepnsy wanna, in New York, in Virginia. IN Nc
Hampshire, IN Kentucky, In Indiana, In Maine, I in
Illinois, Massachusetts,, In Georgia. in Connecticut,
In Prust In Scotland. OF these ~ farmers,
lawyers, pbysicisns, ciergymen, mechanics, NOR
chants, 1 architect, l printer, editor land agent.
Their former politics thus deiDed;-1S wings IL
democrats republicans, independent; and their pre-
gent politely free state, republicans, democrat,
free soer whig OF the Council were born IN New
York In Vermont Indiana, Massachusetts,, Pennsy
vans, Ohio. There are lawyers, farmers, printer
physician, merchant land agent. Their former po
lncs were. wings, democrats, republican and one
Know Nothing-prcsent politics, all free State.
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IHENTON, N D., Feb. IS, Iboo
AZ Joint meeting Of the Legislature to-day, r NJ.
Smith appointed State Treasurer; r p stoll, state
Prison Keeper; william V. Ward, VIM. r. McMichsels,
James s. Cassidy, Jonathan Pickle and sss Ketchcll,
state Prison Inspectors; C. J. Thre, State Librarian and
Henry Hllard and Isaac wooston, state Directors Of
Joint Stock Companies All these persons democrats
The joint Quarantine Committee Of the two houses will
hear the New York Commission by counsel on Tuesday
evening the sd inst.
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tho new Tax law, passed April 10, 1857 removed the
duty Of making from the Assessors OF the
Street Department, and placed in tho hands solely OF
the Tax Commissioners. Under the old law the
menss were made by forty four assessors-two for
each ward In the ciy-who elected by the people,
Under the present law the assessments are made by
twelve deputies appointed by the Commissioners Of Taxes
The following the gentlemen who have just
euaed their labors and who decided that the value OF
real estate in this city subject 10 taxation for the year
1858, has increased from last year TO the amount Of
seventeen millions hundred and thirty four thousand
one hundred dollars, (Sl7, 134, l0O):-
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Naval Intelligence.

TIE United States brig Perry IT, Com. r. l.. Tlzhrnan
sailed from Hampton Roads, for the Brazs, the 10Th
inst.
The United ates soop OF Germantown, Commander
r. L. Pago, from Cape Town, G. q. H., for China,
Gale, Ceyon, December 20, having put in for water
Purser Doran hns been appointed 10 the United steamer
Color ado and reported for duty 18th inst Those officers
who have not Jet reported ordered to do The h
OF March next.
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The Hartfor. County bank.

HAhroKp, Ocan-, Fob. 10, 1865
The BILLS OF the Hartford County Bank ere redeemed ~
the Suffolk Bark Boston, in tho manner - ell the
Other Hartford Ranks redeem their bills. Of them re-
deem ing their curren in New York The banks u
Hartford county are prepared and ready to meet their
liabilities
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t oonot0.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1885,
PETITIONS.
-Four agAnst the removal Of the present location Of the
North river steamers In New York
BY Mr.. srow (rep From tie citizens of Brooklyn.
for Law to prohibit public officers from receiving free
passes railroads.
ny M DAZZLING (rep )-Favorabiy relative 10 putting
sleeping cars On the New York Central Railroad.
NOTICES
By Sr Foo1x (rep For removing the State capital to
Syracuse.
BY Mr. s1ow-Requiripg railroad companies TO carry
freight ct the same rates of fare in proportion to the dis
lance OF transportation. Also limit the Of freghts
on railroads when the State canals closed.
BY MIR OWEN (rep ITO amend the Metropolitan Police
promise which be believed would be satisfactory to
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr. WApswoRrH (dem For the relief OF the credit
orr OF the Reciprocity Bank Of Buffalo.
The Senate passed the concurrent esouon 10 adjourn
from Friday till the evening Of tuesday
The senate met Al y. NJ for the consideration Of gene
raj orders.
In Committee Of the Whole the bill relation the
Mechanics Banking Association North River and Grocers
Banks allowing them TO reduce their capital and
the busiDess CT banking orcered to third reading
ALSO the New Utrecht and Gravesend Fishery bill and
some private bulls.
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Sale or Coffee in Philadelphia.

PMiApstPuA Feb Is, 1865.
-Four hous and bsgs Of Rio coffee were sold by suctsa
today at prices showing ADVANCE of No The tales
were within the range Of S1sc. sll1c. Average selling
price, l0Sc.
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ALBASv, Feb. IL, 1853.
Mr. BEACH (dem moved for the courtesies of the door
10 John Vanderbilt. Agreed 70.
resolution calling for information from the Canal Fund
Commissioners with regard TO finance was adopted.
The law department OF the University extended inv
taon to the Assembly 10 attend their anniversary this
evening Accepted
Mr. HoRroN (Am) moved for evening sessions on Tues
days and Thursdays to consider the Governors message
Carried.
resolution requiring the opinion OF the Attorney Gene
raj the constutonay Of the College act Of 1855
adopted.
Leave granted the military Of Albany 70 use the
Assembly chamber on the anniversary Of Washngton's
birthday.
The report Of the Committee the Metropolitan Police
act was referred to the Committee of the Whole.
The House considered the Governors message.
Mr.. H. BAKER (rep) concluded his reply TO Mr. Wager
Mr.. T. JONES, Jr, (dem. made q speech, which prnc
pay consisted Of review Of The financial questions en-
braced In the annual message.
The Assembly met at y. NJ to resume the debate on
the Governors message.
Mr.. VAN HORN occupied the time Of the session in sup
port of the message.
Mr. sEKEY, OF New York, made brief comments on the
general features Of the question.
The committee then rose and the House adjourned.
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Convention OF New York state Bankers.

convention Of the bankers Of the state meets day in
the City Hall here Their object is to consider the
policy Of establishing Clearing House in New York or
Albany
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Since the 1st OF September last the twelve deputies
and their assistants clam 10 have measured and assessed
all the real estate In the city The books are now ready
for examination by the taxpayers Time dies, and i'm
mediate application should be made 70 save trouble
and litigation hereafter
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Tn. southern Pacific Railroad.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. II, 1858.
Twenty miles Of the Southern Pacific Railroad have been
comm leted in time TO secure the fexss grant.
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The following shows the valuation of the real estate in
the different wards Of the city will be that there
has been decrease since last year the Second ward
and in that alone
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Important Notice 20 the Public. For full
particulars address PHILIP A. E0ERTON, box soi Bal
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Statement OF Gen. Calhoun Respecting the
Kansas Elections.

wAsnNGroN SirS, REQ: ~, 1908.
nave aIeauy comnuhiUa.eu - tae oSmmsee on Ter,
WIN 'ne aPphsa'on o. hasS ior ao,nisson hso .ne
NEE no neps , snose h ac IN s sn.s
paper as uiey VIII uouotess reaCh Tue puohc III lew
GAYS Is WIN reiucnnce Una. refer 70 matters per
se soey 70 ns oo pon.oe o. u,e iersisory IA WHICH
neose1 put We VaIous anu s.a.ene,S .na'
nave o.en nia"e " aua c,eor
Official duties President of Constitutional Conven,
uon tnAue aie CIV imperative. -, -. -
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10 Iernoy ever orgNo .eu 10 ,ne oh.eo sSles mas sur
asiee more rom oauses OF ,nls cnaraceer .oan hshsas'
me ooHno' aVou' ,ne snPIB VI our so CIV
stany directed by persons and parties outside OF the
Ierrory GAS lorceo ~isniI US hne cass on poPuaon
no eseI! PyI,s In VI ene o'o, LIZ ~ qua
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anu I"puo Is's eu uu,'os, snou,o I.sui' no' suou
Ssuses, may oc ueprvu ous ou NOV .. pr.vehssu'
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Neineu y ~ ,les a. ~ PuonV y,
se,,S a,v Of Elss ve,v oroign ansoce has
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knoxtrg and resrectirg no law. may have been
,e .ss, az ,,x Isl !, - no, nv obac, 90 90 into
~ ,ins,ion Of ,hiu subisri Nv o5iSc, nov Is ~
Y,lacc myself rpht before public the suhisc,
P,an ,earns or msn,or OF me IN Ieaven
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tne psaNsie .ivsens .ei ih :, ny s e =,
NOV anu ,a II S 81 n,;on a a 70 Tho lsss,v
" ,.r. anS srsrs ,.as rbarred ON wal insormatiou
,s No. ioarn NM. hc that the returns sept 10 me
80 ~. -, - - a. ,r,,-,,,.d .na s-nod h, ~
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Judges O, electuh 10 BVo ,sc .ui uPVv.'uuiv VI ruo
uniting the testimony as 70 inc legality o tho returns,
Gold the gentlemen that the Legislature would have
,tiea 10 erfor until after the aon OF tho question of
.ssssion ,here eoud lac mo- necespv for the muedae
ss...aya.e. =, oto..to,, a., ,ta, -. an, o,har
and that the difficulty which they suggested could,
IN the mean time be fully investigated.
This statement male toe next day The presence q
ihe gentlemen who present at the opening Of the
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Another Meeting Of the Creditors OF the Bay
State Mills,
Iron the Boston Journal, Feb. Ill


meeting Of the creditors Of the Bay State Mills was
held in the Merchants Bank building this forenoon, for
consultation In 70 persons to be recommended to
the Supreme Court receivers trustees Mr.. Howe,
OF the erm of Blake Howe Co, presided; and after
satrg the object read petition asking the Court TO ap
poit Messrs. William Appleton, +. b. Crowinshield and
Israel Whitney the signatures OF this paper represent
claims 10 the amount OF $500 900.
Mr. Howe said other question In what shape this
matter should be brought before the Court, and read
stateme which he had drawn addressed to the Court
which represented that the names the petition repro
scented large majority of the claims against the Bay
State Mills which In q condition to be proved in
Court of Insolvency. and urging that tho creditors in
terest In the matter the preponderate interest," aud
the interest Of the stockholders a remote
In order 10 do injustice TO the stockholders the
dtors recommend the name OF Mr.. Crownnshie'd, a
stock holder and the author OF the recent Investigating
Committees report, Of the receivers The other
gentlemen mmended well known for their ability
aud strict integrity.
motion made and carried that the names OF the
gentlemen named be recommended 70 the Court for
cev and that the chairman be requested to forward
the petition with the statement Of Mr. Howe to the Court
Mr. Richard s. Fay who represents claim OF SIG 900,
objected the ground that nesting OF committees OF
directors stock holders and creditors, had agreed upon
roihor ticket for receivers and he reason for
changing the ticket He wanted the petition presented in
such would give the Court the right impress
son that II represented only those who signed IT, aud not
all the credit ~.
Ire Choir said II would be 20 presented.
The meeting then diss )lved.