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belong to the American party. Mr.. Il. was
a member of that party. but those oblga-
tons differed in letter and spirit from those
he took in Tennessee, Mr.. Hatch had de-
nounced the Obligations as reasonable and
unconstitutional. In doing so, he had ut
tered falsehood, with which he ~ brand
ed him. and took the responsibility.
Mr.. Tompkins made speech in opposition
to the Lecompton Constitution. he would
not inquire whether it met the sanction Of
the people. The time was when he would
have felt justified in voting for the admission
of slave State south of $3.50. That was
before the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise. That repeal had removed all national
obligatiO s, leaving him to vote as his con-
SCIENCE dictated.
Mr.. Clemens argued the legality OF the
Lecompton Constitution, conter ding that it
| was not necessary to submit it to the appro-
val IF the people. The President had per-
formed his duty fcarlessly and manfuly.
MIR. Burroughs got the floor, and the House
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
SENATE.-The Senate was engaged on the
private calendar for some time.
The Army bill was taken up.
| Mr.. Iverson said that Mr.. Davis wished to
reply to some remarks of others before the
final vote was taken. lie moved postpone
ment, which was agreed to.
The Senate then adjourned till Tuesday.
HousE-Nr. Hoard, as question of priv
ilege. sent up to the Speakers desk ctte1
from Burns a member Of the House. address
ed to HIM, 10 the following effect: You tool
occasion on Friday, to read from the N. Y
Tribune false and foul SANDER against me
from the tenor Of which you know that thu
charges set forth it true, would dlsqu ,lify IN
from holding seat in the House.
Mr. Hoard desired to respond to the letter
but objections were made. He insisted o
his right to BIZ heard Mr. Burns letter wa
threatening, and calculated to in,lruidate.
Mr.. Burnett called Mr.. Hoard to OrdeI
saving the gentleman could explain 10y lette
| MI. Gidd.nss wauted to know whether tn
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Amnsements.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-5O CENT NIGHT. -
~ THIS CTharsdsy) EVENING, att! o'cIck:
Ia 'RAS' fEi;KAyrsrR, foRaE SFHRLyrs Bthkh''
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FIFTY CENTS.
AMPHirHEArER Is CESrs ,..,.-.--.
Which 'ua win be the only occasion OIL rb;h 'he'e e''
artists cen b b,1Id At cheap oSTa PT9e:1 v,ogr
L1TALIANA IN ALGERIA
TIE principal charscterA by ,,on,
Mn. CARROLL s'4'io' D'As So hd5AssnR,
IABOCETTA' ROCCO,
WIN 'HU Or n sIT TIssie, sN B%asa A:ers
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The public ar n rt.?Si5'E n0sf s:S I
will take place SATURDAY Jan under the immediate
"1 THF REV II CLERGY ofBRooKLYS ans NETWORK.
It viii be given with the SAM completes, and pee,ion
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CARADORL, pANGM
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A GRAND ORCHESTRA OF FORTY.
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Wsllst New. York
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR l85

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CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF rhE
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4 SKETCH OF OREGON.
TIE THREE NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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LIST or STATES. CAPITALS, Oo'hhSOhS VIE
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Elections, Ac.
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| CHARLES FOLSOM

500 R REMAk = RUSSELL. r,sve..., o, r.,
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-TIIURSDAY EVEN
~ ING Jan 7Sven nights only Of the engagement Of
THE WONDERFUL RAVELS. .
ANTOINE az the Clown. JEROME in two chaIacters VI.
ZANFRETTA -
Beautiful ballet d'action, THE CONTRABANDlST
EVOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
THE GOLDEN EGG.
Doors open at q! commence o. u.
Tickets ~ Upper boxes, % cents Children - cents
SATI RDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, positively last JU-
VENILE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE by the RANHLS.
SATURDAY ENENING-BENEflTo of MARIETTA IAN
FRETTA
BROADWAY THEATER.
~ +. A. Marsha soc LesSe.
Aso Of the new Academy Of Music thiade phia)
VAN AMBURGIi L CO.'S GREAT EQUESTRIAN AND
GEOLOGICAL COMPANY.
NEW AND STRIKING ACTS.
THE BRIGAND CHIEF,
THE ROAD EXERClSFS,
THE MAGIC CHAIRS, -
THE ROMAN GLADlATORS.
THE GREAT ELEPHANT, AND VAN AABURGHS
TRAINED ANIMALS.
THREE CLOWNS IN TIE RING.
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS grand per-
children and schools Doors al IL performance
10 commence al O'Clock. 1870
five and twelve Girls who have knowledge OF Dancing
preferred Apply the door. between 10 aud IL IN
SPECIAL CARD.
On Saturday Afternoon tn animals included in Van tergn
Grand Mnagec viii he fed in presence OF the sudince oy
Professor Lsnsworhy for the first time in America This will
give opportunity the animals in their savage State
valuable lesson In zoology
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OriICE 90 rHg tOHNIsstoNgRs 90 fffnrs,
No ~ Sou'h.si., NV YOHs. Jan = lsB
TOTICE il HEREBY GIVEN that under the

~ pr,,i,ions Of section IS ~ the a. sniea IA ??
tab Regulations ~ fhs Port II NevY"k' poo MN 10
1857 IL is un,w l ~ ANY prron % .fret oT duEr me m
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p-e of fshinr here j. Of gfeasr d'Ph ,.n ~ ~
Of mean low , under e p~nsiy Of 81 nr sae pol q dd''
And that the provisions Of IA. said section Viii l. $50 g
forced and all oaendrs sgsnst the prosecuted ~. 20 ~
Incurred BY them BY order II he Commissioners,
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6perial Notices.

New-york Young Mems Christian tssociafion.
The SOCIAL TEA GATHERISG Il the iiend Of the above
Association take place a, MoSar Hal, No t5 Broadway
10 MORROW CThui,dsy) EVENING! Jan. :, l8's at u
stoek -,
NJ v Moran D. D.. Of -. Rev A. L. Stone.
Thonas's Church. Joseph r. Thompson ID. D..
a. 4 BedeD D. d. AcChnt@ck, d. ID.
Rev Henry Ward BeeclsI \. d. GS"t,e, ID. D.
R,y Thee L. Cuyer. Edward Latbrop d. o.
Rev Dudley A. Tyug ]. :. NagoOn, d. u
Rev Peter Strykcr. John Thompson. D. u.
Asa d smith b. d. n. :. s,orrs d. D.
Rev H. NJ Hatfield. RIfs W. Clark, ID. d.
Tss Hon Dance T. Ticman. Rev. " =. Ni'olrn.
kother Brsdish ESQ. NJ VI - - ifi,. ~. esd'
Daniel Lord esq. wilson y. r'..N1 't9 L.
Most OF me above gentlemen senied their intention 10 be
Tho Presidents ofthe A.ociatious Of Boesy Boston phia
sspa and negborug cities Rave ui' been invited TO be
yestUt ,
p HARWOOD VERNON, No. 10 Broadway.
S SstRHNs < S Ss S 8S s,9sa"'S
WILLARD HARVEY, No % Maid'n'-ai"
.e, can be obsned a, the Rooms OF the Association No q
waverby place. ROE LOCKWOOD son No o al ,I B12s4
FERRY No 10 Bowery; and OF the Committee OF Arrange
TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
r. s-Laies will be expected TO remove their hats
Nineteenth Ward Republican Associa,ion.-Ihe
Snnusl sl' co for b. officers OF the Association vi" Az Ps
place Dinglrdi.n's, 3d.ay corner 55lrst on THURSDAY
EVENING, 7h inst. Persons who nave been one week cd
united m'ub"rs can enroll themselves rom "ul naI P1S.
o'clock the poll viii De olund and "nn ed open until
" r. BAscocK, Secretary
The sabbath school Of the siHlh-s. +, Church ,rr
Unln-rdl the BOwcry viii repeat their CHRISTMAS
EXHIBITION THIS (1hirsdayl EVENING, January 1853
said Church Hadlrys Bend oi Ser ls wU BE- In at,
snce. Admission II cents; 10 commence AZ :! ocock
New-YOrk Historical SOciety.-The Rev. GEORGE
W. BETHUNE d d.. will deliver the first Lecture Of the Sc
ses Lecture Room in the Library ID Of lhs
ca TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. Il, az Y o'clock.
Subt-ct--" Common Sense -.
Tickets q cents: nav obtained +. J. Brown Co, No.
45 Broadway; T. j. Grower, No. o9 Broadway. nd a. the
LIBRARY The number Of tickets 10 b. odd limited - ~
EDWIN j. BROWN Chair nan Lecture Committee
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Grammar school No. Is.

NOTICE he reby given 10 the Pupils Of Grammar SCHOOL
No a. hat the departments 81 said s. h0o viii
THIS MORNING at o'clock At the following nen'd places;
The Male Department in the old ~ mise d. School House
h. 24th-st. 90, -, - l.
The Female Department the Ba,emont " the New Church
ia 25th.s g., bets ecn 7h and Stli-avs. -
The Primary Department at kIickrb'r IVA corner oil Ea
g. and SthSv. .r -
speced premises Until their old school reparedi Of
which due notice viii be giyer. an
2 1859. BY order OF the board OF lIHsu'es'
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FINHE Great India Double Number of The IL
L LCsTRArED LONDON NEWS. with Colored fngra ~
gs Delhi Cawnpor fresh supply Ju,t reelysu "
WILMER ROGERS, corner Nassau and Libety'ssys..
for the United Siafrs
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Anne rjcan Iustitute-A stated meeting OF this Institute
vii b. hid THIS Chur.day EVENING Jan. T. 1853 at its
Tooms No Sj Broadway u O'Clock The managers OF the
ha Fair will make their final report.
H. MEIGS Recording Secretary.
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MRS. KEMBLE's LAST READINGS

MI
Nl CHANGE OF PLACE.
Mrs. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE beg b. announce that she
will give 4 closing Of thirteen READINGS From
SHAKESPEARE. in Dodwoh's Saloon, No. SO6 Broadway.
One morning reading o'clock MONDAY OF each
week the others a. O'Clock TUESDAY, TIL RSDAY aud
FRIDAY EVENINGS The will consist of plays in
cuded the series and will begin with KING JOHN
MONDAY Jan H. Of II The evening readings Of the week
will be as follows: TT ESbAY EVENING Jan. H. MACBETH
THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. II, MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING; FRIDAY EVENING, JAN Is, MERCHANT OF
VENICE. Tickets, 81 fr each reading, may be- had "
Franciss Crowen and ChHcns bookstores and VIM Hall
music also from Mr. C. w. Ponan, Jaitor OF the
University Medical College in h few season tickets, at
+ for the thirteen readings may be had from Mr Ponan
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90 farmers ano Others.

CUAN0,
Prom the Island Of Ehd. PscGr Ocean: 60 -,
,-yed and Tor sale in lots I. ,'6t purchasers. BY
GEORGE q. HOBSON, No. AZ SoS,h-s-
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90 tUbom il man Gonsern.

4 Dog came to the premises No. 50 Worth.t.
n about one week since r.. owrsf haze hlu BY "a ae
within three days and paying charges sud proving p'f'y
KNAPP PATENT OIL LAMP.-for the su-
IN perohy this Lamp all others ' brins III Kei,
OILS editorial notice la Tb" Dali lob 40 o.
ihr 1Nh Mt, and TIE Weekly TubIun Oi h. II ne W ~
sgent- wanted Ia every Ward n hi, ny al.1 county "a w
qhis IN this sse for sale BY VIM SOONER Prpn~cl- u %
Patent. NJ. ~ iludnnis.
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american Hose Company No. ~. No. . G!Iss9l..t.

american Hose tqupenno Nc; ~, ~. i5 H. &
,on A. F0rsna OF Hose Co. 49, whit bc ba long aud ably
filed osef and such beneficial rsust to the Com
ssny;
aad Wh.rtd NpTeson Of our ins In the prem
sss : emneny due from bis old associates; therefore, .
Rs,ored That PLY indebted u Nh Thomson for e
he has made in continuing III hs position o. Foreman
personal inconvenience and with sole regard 10 our WEI
fare and position company. =, -, ..-...., 49,
R,.orsd That while we would BE- pleased had n continued az
c chief officer and egrettng the necessity viii n conpe has
fetrers that position rejoice that ne mas erd
10 continue his with Company an active u M
her Finally,
ReOised That without depreciatirg The qualifications services
abilities Of any retired retiring officer cherished depart
s,u point the actions of Samuel H. Thomson
al officer Of the Fire Department, example
worthy imitation by all who desire the lasting weliarc and
perpei lity Of orr cherished organization.
HENRY 4. THOMAS.)
Join T. AYRES, Committee.
WRIGHT
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ONCE Of the Commissioners OF the Metropeiitan

once OF the ComnsissiOaers of the Metropolitan
psice District, No i3 Broom cor Of Elm Ne YORK
.s1 IRA COMPLAINT BOOK has been opened in the
% the Chief Clerk 81 hi. Board and sO ., the ONCE OF ne
Diy Superintendent in BROOKLYN No basement OF Cy HAL
Cue both cities fully invited 10 cOntnunoa All
sous Of cry ordnance, that may under their observe
M ,tes. oce b'geen whom there will Be daily inter
slSlse -y, hiring the seItior of the Police
g. ". EMBREE, Chief Clerk.
EmiErunt Intelligence Once and Labor Bx-
change hs teen No Cana st. 90 No 81 Worth
81 OS'e Autouy sil doors Of Broadway No fees
charged JAMES r PAGAN. Superintendent.
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New.York Bible SOciety.-A Regular Meeting OF the
Board Of Manage, be held al the American Bible SOoetys
House Asto pac TT rs Thursday ~ ESlNG, at ock
JAMES c. HOLDEN Recording secretary
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Fire Departmenf.-The TweI;y.uinh Animal Bell Of The
NtwYoGk Fire Department in behalf of the WIDOW aud
Orphan FUND. viii take place a. Je Academy Of Music
eoueY lFh-st. ard Irving psoe, on MONDAY EVENING,
January IS 1859 Tickets may be procured OF the Managers
~ tie OdeEt.
HENRY A. BURR President No l0l CHh'st
PETER H. TITUS Treasurer No So Marsetst
MFSMAN No. 40 Peayl-st-