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Interesting from Washington.

THB FORTHCOMING sENAToRIA AL REPokTs on THE AID
MISSION OF KANsAs-THk HOCsR KANSAS COMMIT
TIE or ABSTRACTION or THE REPUB
LiCASs-A NEW DIFPICJLTY WITH ENGLAND
GROWING OUT OF INTERFERENCE WITH AMERICAN
VESSELS ON THE COAST OF AFRICA-ASoTHER CON-
guMACIoCs WITNESS BEFORE CONG aEss-THE ARMY
BILL-wITHDRAwAL OF DOUGLAS AND BROpERIcK
FROM TIE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1855.
The Senate Committee Territories met this morning
und had consideration the Lecompton constitution.
Thecommiaee strongly opposed TO that clause OF the
constitution making appropriation o. aHds for railroads
and school purposes. understand there will be three
reports made by the committee. The majority will re-
port In favor OF the admission Of Kansas under the Lee
compton constitution Mr.. Douglas will report against I'D
spissos uni the constitution Submitted to the people OF
Kanses; while Messrs Collamer and Wade will sko sub
init q report adverse TO admission under the Lec)np
Ton constitution. The committee meet again o. Monday
when the various reports will be submitted.
Mr. Speaker Orr has announced the Special Commit
tee of Fifteen to whom referred the Presidents Kaa
sas message and the Leconptou constitution send you
hair
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PIui.tpnPHtA Feb. III, 1888.
Stocks active. Pennsy lvana state IS, s6S Read
ing RAILROAD 2s9s Morris Canal 46 Long Isad Railroad
l03t; Pennsylvania Railroad. Az.
Nhw ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1853
Coton-Tbe business was limited today, owing 10
holders ges ping their stock out Of the market The sales
add up $500 bales irregular prices, the market closing
slightly dearer. We quote midding at Ii sc. 80
Mess pork SIS *6 rs, shoulders 6Ac and hams 20
To- Lard in bsrrels 9hc s9atc. Rio ooice los. lie
Freiehis-Coiion to LIVERPOOL 10 32d. a I'd
SAVANNAH Feb. 10, 1855
Cotton Sales TO day, 800 bales at lie. for middng,
and II Nc lie. for good mddling to fair.
CHAIR lSroS Feb. 10, 1858.
The prices &C cotton have advanced fourth OF cent
Tho sales to day add up $500 bales.
CtNCSNAr, Feb. IL, 1858.
Mess pork active Mt SIS lard advanced 10 pc Bulk
meats active full prices. Wbskev advanced 10 ~ nc.
ArausrA, Ga. Feb. 10, 1868.
coton-Iarge salcs 10 day, at advance OF &c. nc.
Ext hange New York has declined 10 102-
The decrease tho receipts Of cotton at all the Southern
ports incorrectly stated yesterday It should have
been oil 500 bales instead Of $4,000
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e4T lci7 1928 l6la 1906 1927 1874 BOOT 20le 2Oss,
2sS 2 Ss4 aS GSs s ~ sss
PRO 1859 279i 17g2I, 279f 2T96 ISIS, SslS, 2S2i,
x3s y 2e46 1858. 2eoT 29ae
CsrID DIsrnoT CousrNos. 100, 1874, 1877, las,
surxKios GouRr-Nos l. 52s. 2s q, IS, %, 272, AIS
ile .s $40 $40 $50, SIS, $50 0e, 49, 49,, 4Ts 1853
az. 52S. 2ss a82. sos, AL, rs, io2.
Conmos PlxAs-Part Mos. 40T, 437 32a, 4io, 400.
Nos 2s2 4o az 42S, 4ss, 4s9 lss, 44o, AL 44S a.
40. AL, 1000, 44s
White, I'm. H.stsr's Spring Styles, ss; Last
fall style reduced to 81 81 WHITES lab Fulton
Phcts graphs SI.-Anstrotyp~~, Views OF Nj
sgsra Fails, city views &C. at HOLMES picture shop, 2s
Broadway.
An Imperial Photograph Of the late Bishop
Waugh Is exhibition Mt BnADSs gallery, 59 Broadway
Copies FOR sale
srnithsos Ian House, Broadway, corner OF
Houston .Teet Hotel accommodations on the European
plan.
Barry's Tricopherous u the Rest ard Cheap
article for dressing esuyt,g cleansing. curling
Wing restoring sold By ali drgss,s
BsseheIor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees---
The best In the world spsssnga all made Sold aud applied
nj the mannfnetofy ~ broadway
Crtst.doro's Hnir Dye, wigs and Toupees,
very the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
properly applied Astor House
black brown, No Barclay street and all druggists In
falllbe ongucnt
Corrs, Bunions, Club Naus. Nails Penetrnt-
ing The sesb, extracted without pain, by DIR. zACHARIE,
surgeon, cliropodist, 760 Broadway.
SIX Weeks - the Time In which my Onguent
via fous The whiskets mous'aehs ha TO groS without
Il. GhAhAa 2SIs spruce street,
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THE LATEST NEWS,
THE NEWS FROM MExrCO.
The Departure Of Gen Comonfort-The New
Party, DC.

The Departure Of Cen Comonfort-The New
Mexican Cabinet Success OF the Cha,ch
Party, Sc
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1853.
Further intelligence by the Tennessee 70 the effect
tha, eleven days fighting place in the City Of Mexico
before General Zuloags rumphed but only few persons
were killed
Gen Zuoags received 26 out OF % votes OF the council
of Dotables for Provisional President Pueblo and few
other poI had recognized the new government but the
whole country was IN confusion.
-Iuarez, Parrod Degoado and othors oppose the new
gecerrment. They expected 10 march against the
.cty Sf Mexico, aud preparations were making to meet
chem, 80 that more fighting was inevitable
Cen faro had pronounced ut San Louis Potos in favor
CT XieptSai santa Anna as Dictator.
Cen Aacaga had issued DEGREES restoring She eccsas
teal aAd jurisdiction repeating the laws oil 1896
which dAcisred properly OF the ecclesiastical corpora
tons aienabie and aanuls The sales Of property made
cnder those laws
was reported that the clergy had lozned to the new
party miilion Of dollars.
Advices tror, Sob FORA show a state Of civil warfare
Accoun g from, Nor.hern Mexico stxe tina; Governors
Guza and yidaurr have settled their dacutes and that
the States of Nueva Leon Tamauipas art Coahca will
oct in union in the coming conflict
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ii, 1858.
Private dispatches for, New Orleans ate that Presi
dent Cnonfor had arrived there the Tennessee, &C
oompsned by his two daughters, and that he wouideaye
at once way North. The church party bought over
the troops that supported Gen. Comonfort and he then
Jeff the city Of Mexico for Vera Cruz and took passage
the Tennessee. Pueba bad acknowledged the eccls
tica government, but La Lave at Orizaba, where
ne bad armed the National Guard and would resist the
entrance OF Santa should he attempt TO come 1t
WAS supposed that the city of Vera Cruz would remain
faithful TO la Lave and the Pcros
General Zulosga, after his election as Provisional Pres
Dent had Nominated the following persons to the cabinet
Foreign Relations senior Cueva Treasury, Senior Herso
Nadonado Interior Senior arrainza The rebel eaoe rs,
Osolos and Mramon, were to march with the church
party trops 10 the West to meet the allied forces of the
uptras
1t supposed in well informed quarters here that these
movements viii result in the return of Santa to
Mexico the church party were able and disposed to
buy Of every thng opposed 20 taem.
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Williamsburg cry News.

DEATH YorsG MAN srlrpw- Yesterday after
Coroner Smell hers an Inquest re> % Third
and South Third streets, the body OF N'uag man
years Of age named Lo,s Duval Souse t,nse Snce 90
Enestio dthhcuiy bc.ween deceased and his ~he
which finally resulted in Their separator Tbs proved
upon the mind OF Duvs thai ne neglected hs 6usne
and npsl'y come TO want About six months paN ne has
beea residing with his sister, and in Nossmber last al
tempted to commit suicide by taking n~<pbiAN On
"Wednesday fcvenOn the sister went 10 csT him. when
she discovered sat he in dttess and bs otns
the =, the time pre~'ous whom hc sueup "e'
10 destroy his life ply stefan was called "a, but .oe
patient beyond recovery; ne continued gvo~my
and died To a pght The jery rendered Vtrd'c,
o. su eide BY taking morphine The wife with her inant
has been residing al Cincinnati since the sepasstios
M INhuMAn Acr--About nine ocicck or Wednesday
night officer Hpwsll pstrol'i,g his beat Z, the
Ninesecnh ward he heard the cries of infant and
upon searching found infant in basket slowed away
I the way Mr Tayor's residence, In Bedford
The infant which had thus beeriphu manly eft
out in TIE bitter cold but two thrsc hours old q
tax TO the residence Of Mrs Weeks IN south Secord
stIee
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MARRIAGES AND uEAVKs.
Married.

ARIsTr-BRADY.-AtN New Brighton, on Tbursday Fob
II, by the Rev Mr.. Murphy At h' residence Mr. Joas
BARRETT OF Newark 70 Mis-, SARAH BRADY OF New Brigh
ton
Patrick cathedral by his Grace the Most Rev Archbih
op Of New York, Mr.. EJsARp - MATTnESstS 70 ADEIE,
ughier OF c. Gignoux, Esq, both of Clifton, : I
TrsIsos-ScHEsIssR-OnT Thursday, Feb. n, nj TIE r.
sdetce OF the brides mother by tie Rev DIR Burcbard
Pnpx TvrIseS, Esq Of Hobokcn, N j., TO Mss ADsiIA
SCrRJISER, OF this city.
wAuE--ror EI.--At Report, n. J., on Wednesday,
Feb 10, by the Rev. DR. lockwood, SAMUEL WALLS 10
EIIzASX1H rUsisI, both u this city.
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NTIos-The various ettachfs OF the % Great Show "
propose 10 give grsnd and united Demonstration
Of their professional ability in compliment to the propre
tor Mr. Rice, tho occasion OF his FIRST benefit here this
evening. Tie programme embraces variety OF eques
r!an acrobato and gynnsstic eas, the novo perform
anoes of the trained animals, &c the whole being
hveDed by the humorous remarks of the farl0as Daa
himself
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TIlTRTY-rIFrA COWGRHss.
FIRST SESSION..


WASHINGTON, Foo II, 1865.
VOLUNTEERS FOR UTAH.
Mr. SEWARD, (opp,) of N Y, presented uaeraoria
from cxe1s of Albany, Offering 10 raise q regimen.
volunteers for the army OF Utah
INCEPTION THE TURKISH ADMIRAL
MY uAsoS, adm Of Va offered Joint resolution con
'emg sainory on the President to make appropriate
fsieemsne Tor the reception OF distinguished nav
officer. now on ts way TO America
Mr. BcGs, (sdm) of N C., objected to It's reception
PRINTING TBE OPINIONS THE SUPREME COURT ON THE pRrr
-, SCOTT
Mr.. EVANS, (sdm) offs c. reported resolutions makip
appropriations for printing the opinion OF the Supreme
Court On the Dg ed Scott Case
A. ~. poutIi&, (opp) OF Wis, offered amendment "a
e enect tnat passing thus resolution the Senate
NOT MOT mean endorse The doctrines Of the bred Scott dec
folio xs;-Yeas, 10; Nays, 49,
Dir. Broterick voted ray.
Aesensees-MessIs Bates, Bell. Clark, Crittenden,
pougas Johnson OF Arkansas, Reid, Stuart, and homp
con n Kentucky
oissu,.ive debate took place on the resolution.
vote for n he S Sspo
should be paid for protested against the principle of
zoe senate paying tor the copyright Of documents
belonging " TIE government.
Mr PrGs, adm of Ohio, also objected to the copy
right item.
Mr. BEsJAxts, (adtn Of La, suggested that the word
copyright be struck cut and the words 60 AL
penses' substituted which was eoceted to.
Mr. srIDKII, (adn.) OF a., In reply to some remarks
appropriation Senators woa'd be consdVsi As endorsing
TIE principles CT tho bred Scott docis,or.>
Heesr? CAMERON and PrGA made strong points against
the rescfution, yet both voted yea.
Tie vote was then taken the adoption Of the resou-
ton with the following result:-Yeas 80, including
hessIs Cameron Dxon Foster and Hale nays H. includ
ing Mr. Stuart.
ARar OFFICERS ABSENT yRoM DUTY
NM WILSON, (opp Of Mass offered resolution tothe
effect that the Secretary OF War be required to inform the
Senate What officers Of the army belonging regiments
now IL active SERVICE from service and the
cause OF such ABSENCE which agreed unanimously.
pERAIx ON TIE ARMY
Mr. DAVIS, (adm) Of Mss, continued his speech on the
Army bull
Mr. Houston. (opp.) of Texas spoke at length ex
patiapg the wrongs Of the Indians, nhunani
y prscti-ed against them Hc thought a thousand
mounted volunteers sufficient protection for the Texan
frotueIs.
Nj Foosss, fadrn) Of Ga preferred volunteers, and
sty LED the regular army despotsm he cautioned Sena
tors Ia beware Of II.
Mr.. DAVIS apprehended no danger to liberty from the
small nun, Der OF the army
Nr WILSON thought the President ought to be sutho-
rized to receive the services Of Ave thousand volunteers
for Utah. He believed the army large enough
motion ~ strike out the first section which proposed
to add two companies to each regiment, los,-25
against 26.
The same section was subsequently ended, by limit
Ing the increase to two years.
Mr. BALE, opp OF n. H. said he had vote for
an increase for all time for two years for that woud
be the ultimate result.
without taking the question the brl the Senate ad-
journed till Monday.
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rhe Administration md the Boston De-
morrnCy.

BosrON, Mass. Feb. 1T, IS57'
The democrats ward and city committee Of Boston Las,
evening, by vote Of twenty to seventeen, adopted
series Of resolutions endorsing the conduct Of the Pres
dent and expressing the opinion that his recommends
ton that Kansas be admitted. prompted by sincere
desire to discharge his duty the country and dcserv
,no tho aerioua attention of Conprees
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rn crsxpai StvsYAryR pEsrsrcu
I. a 10


Senator Davis in hs remarks on the Army bill to-day
said the article from the Union read yesterday IN the
senate by Mr. Hale was ppant and presumptuous, and
that the writer a scribbler.
The Navy Department has received dispatches dated
Porto Prsyo, jan from Commodore Connover, command
ing the African squadron lie announces the arrival
the Cumberland the flagship Of the squadron the 3oh
November.
British cruisers had committed another outrage in
seizng, without just cause, the James watson vessel
bearing the American flag She was carried into
sierra Leone, and Afterwards released, there being
no evidence that she was a shaver Commodore
Conner has been assured by Commodore Wire, senior
British officer that the facts Of the have been laid
before the British government and tina, the officer who
committed the outrage would probably be deprived of his
command Com. Conner instructed Com. Totem OF the
sloop war vincennes TO inquire into and report the
eunstanccs to the Navy Department The vinoenncs
esed down the coast from Porto Praya the 2etb Of
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Non-Arrival Of the Niagara.

BOSTON Feb. II, 1853
The Fasern line has not been working east of Bangor
since half past O'Clock this evening At that hour
there were signs Halifax Of the steamship Niagara
Low due at that port with days later from
Europe
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l2 1858

December 10 relieve the Dale The ship Supply
arrived at Porto Prays the Soth Of December Az
her provisions discharged Com Conner expecte
to ss Tor MAdeis " the health Of the oSsrs sod
men.
Judge Cato and Mr. Carr the pro slavery clsmsnt for
seat In Congress-, had interview with the President 10
day. Carr left FOR Charleston this evening
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Robbery nj Detroit.

DvTRorr, Mich, Feb. II, 1888
Mr. Robnsons Honor store this city was entered last
night bv burglar and nearly ak thousand dollars In
none and rsil~oad bonds stolen from the premises.
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the sh,y Ny.cG,covv Ashore.

CHARLESTON, Feb. II, 1883.
The ship Mackinaw, from Liverpool for Charleston is
ashore ossibsw She has cargo Of coal and SALT
by the removal Of which Is thought she can be saved
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New York state Agricultural society.

AIHANN, Feb IT, fooo'
The Agricultural Society have been engaged day in
examining specimen articles sent for the socetys
nual show To night IN the Assembly chamber the Hon.
A. s. ppham President delivered the annual address to
the society and large audience.
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Naval EnN<Rlixence,

The Uuited States sloop war st Louis left her al
cLorae of The Battery the 10th inst and hauled down
&c the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Active prepar aons are
bei board for general inspection Of the shp,
previocs 70 her going out OF commission.
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We understand sSs ssut ia being instituted snst the
Rev Dr. Mv,ps BY IN. Corporation authorities for the
penalty incurred for ncs 'mpyins with the ordinance
which requires the resistr, marriages II alleged that
Mr. MasShe did rot send M ~ ressuI o, .ne marriage
sworn 10 bave bora soiennssafA MN cet"een tne iA'e
Dr.. Harvey Burden and Mrs, spA 'nSnAm
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The Schooner Orlando

BosroS, Feb H. 1858.
The reports that the schooner Orlando twill have 10
lighter and the "ses IL breaking her,, false.
she went ashore last evening stony Beach Her hull
il perfectly tight and she will come of without tightening
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATUnE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1855.

ALBANY, Feb II, 1858.
By Mr Ely (dem. )-Favuabiy, to amend tho charte
OF the Sun Mutual Insurance Company
Mr. OWEN (rop) reported for the consideration OF the
Senate bill for the relief of credsors Of the State
BY Mr.. MAInKR dem TO incorporate the Juvenile
Reformatory Asylum
BY Mr JOHNSON lam. ITO amend the Revised Sta
tutes relative 10 dsordery persons by imposing addition
al punishment
By Mr. AMis (rep) ITO prevent frauds By warehouse.
men and ~hAr1ogers
BY Mr. WADswoRIH (dem. THE annual School Appro.
priaron bill.
BY Mr. NoxoN (rep) TO amend the code OF procedure
relative 70 the rules and decisions of courts
bills PASSED.
To amend the charter Of the Citizens Fire Insurance
Company
To amend the charter Of the State Woman's Hospital
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. SPfSoLA {dem.) moved that tho bill ret.in !ts
place on the general order and DO reported within
week Accepted, and bill referred To the Judiciary Com
mittee.
MIR. MATBR (dem offered a resolution calling upon
the Attorney General for his opinion whether the 18th
section OF the act to establish the Metropolitan Police
district any other part OF the any ovscu
inc Ds tent with the appointments composing
the Loice force in the city OF New York prior tc its pas
tage. laid over.
Assembly
ALBANY, Fob IL, 1858.
The Assembly Is engaged in considering the special
der the bill pay the officers employed during the time
the House unorganzed.
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| TnE COSMOPOLITAN AIR ASSOCIATIONS Ayp OAK

CaspThe differences heretofore existing betwecn ~
Cosmopolitan Art Association and Oaksmiih Co. pub rnern
Of Fersons Magazine and Pg'nams Monthly hare oeem
satisfactorily arranged and all heretofore proceedings ~ sw
are Withdrawn. Oaksnlth Co viii furnish heir msgsrns
for the year all subscribers whose names we're ssnaeu
~ them by the Association - tne bh as of
ul'o; while the alton Acknowledges and S~
responsibility of delivering 'he magazine 70 All otner sno-
scrbers heir books who chosen or may hsrssnex
choose the monthly named RNe Assccnion
that their sless egardns the responsibility OF vsksm0
CO. and Emerson Magazine and Putnam Nontniy were
entirely unbound ed aud oaksnih 70 ackn0wedge tbs
otent IN MI for nine hundred and I've subscribers a.
lists handed in previous January Is uunno In earnest
mutual good will and understanding me respective paruss
authorize The publication Of this card. -
puAushers Of Fmerson' Magazine and Punam's ihy
q l. DERRY
Ac,tnry Cosmopolitan Art Assccisuoa-
gEv YORK. Feb 10 1873
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TORONTO, G. W. Feb. II, 1853.
william Mckay, tavern keeper at Bradford, near this
city sho, a constable named Taylor, who attempting
10 arrest him last night for forgery Mckay escaped.
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The Southern m all.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1853.
The southern mail has been received, but the papers
contain no news OF importance.
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The Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1853.
The water In the channel Of the river at this point
measures seven feet ana N falling
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NEwPORr X J., feb. ~, 1905.
Tho schooner VI wriehtngton, from New York for Pail
River, lost anmast. tore matnsal and gall topsH IN
heavy blow oil Point judith last u ght
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1T. LOWS, NO, Feb II, ISob.
The river a, this city rapidly falling, and IS full
Of very heavy ice Navigation has been suspended ABOVE
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL 1883.
Case No. a. Cyrus IT, Mccormick Waite Taoo,t, et
al survivors Of J. IL Many Argument continued Cor beth
parties.
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CtrrAts BERRyNAN's PArRs BsFoRE THE GEo-
GRAPHICAL Scc1E1Y.-h paper from the Pen Of Captain o.
II Bergman, on the subject Of Deep Sea Explorations
and Ocean Phenomena" will be read 10 night By Df.
HAWKS before he Geographical Society IN the chapel Of
the University. n IL subject with which Captain Berry
perfectly familiar hav devoted several years 70
these ocean explorations. II will DO remembered MA ne
made the discovery Of the telegraphc plateau aud the
practcab1ty Of the transatlantic elegraphic scheme u
due TO hs surveys, while hs last cruise In the steamer
Aroc developed what Dr. Hawks pronounced I, be me
most wonderful though much questioned, pfcnomcua N
atura science that has bern observed drrng th cen
tarythe extreme frgdiy of The bCltor Of TIC an
The public are invited 10 aliCnt
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Of great SERIOUS suaerins anxious TO make Known heA
Of Win send ffTeel The prescription used d.
rect 20 the Rev. JOHN NJ DAaNAti, is6 Fulton street.
RrcSklyu.
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The Light Guard Hall at the Academy of
Music.

with the exception Of the great Calico ball, tina, given
last night the Academy Of Music by the Light Guard
was the brilliant and successful u the season The
company OF citizen soldiers who have been long and
iayoraby known by this title form very essential Por
ton of the fifty hfh regiment and amoog the most
efficient and best drilled in the New York militia Their
social unions always looked forward IN with the
greatest Of interest and the crowd by which they AZ
tended tie best proof Of their popularity But their Ais
have another purpose besides that Of mere festvy and
amusement. and for his simple they areas they
ought 10 be-we supported. Tho proceeds, we under.
stand, intended 90 form fund which Is 20 be applied
10 the pu chase of lots Greenwood Cemetery Tor ne de
members Of the company and for the erection Of
suitable their remains About 81 500 have
already been raised In hs way and u h expected that
;ss amount will be largely increased by the receipts
o. last nights ball.
The ball, We have said mos, brilliant and sue.
cessfnl ard only surpassed in both these respects
by that already alluded TO. The decorations and
tellnhmcns Of the house got up in style charac.
terstc 81 The occasion. gigantic military tent ex.
tended the whole stage aud alb sdes dis.
played the national eoors and the Tags Ct the regiment,
In the " this tent and about twenty feet above the
stage. numter Of jets Of gas arranged 70
present the following words
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Marriage Of Ea-President Fillmore.

ALBANY, Feb. II, 1858.
Married. last night, at the Schuyler mansion, in this
city, by the Rev DR.. Hague, Hon. Mard Fillmore,
President Of the United States to Mrs Caroline C. Mcin
tosh, Of this city.
Weather Reposeae
[By the Northern Eastern Western and Southern T,le
graph Lines. Office q Wal, s.Tee.