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THE TR 4 b u n f. A l. ii n A Z
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II contains. addition the us1a CAesdr Pages aid A.
Economical Matter:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, tx.
ecutye and Judicial
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE PO-
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AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
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BRIEF SKETCH or THE OUTBREAK AOAiSsr
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS pepss.ns the
Bogus Lss kc which p''ed the House and WA deiea'ed IN
the Sen ate, with the vote thereon - -
A SKETCH OF TIE PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS dur.
CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRIED SCOTT DEOI.
SION.
A SKETCH OF MINNESOTA
SKETCH OF OREGON
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MISS MARTINEAU.-AH Modern Travellers

MISS MARIINEAU.-NII MOutrH IrUVcItTh
l ia Egypt In esying The great value aud important"
DR.. ABBOTTS CELEBRATED MUSEUM now Oh exhibit
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lection Numbers upward Of thousand genuine objects Of antiqu
ty including the ekace and earrings OF Mene Tst Pharaoh OF
Egyp 2O before Christ the helmet Of Shak who III
vsded Jerusalem 9 years before Christ the massive gold se
Of the Sacred Bull Aps upward Of 5000 yeus DID, the Only
specimens exhibited and several fine human ndmne The
accomplished Miss Manesu. in her thoughtful book II Eastern
that the loss Of the ring Of Cheop would be snstona
loss" Ii object of great interest TO all visitors TO this Muse
UNI now the daily resort q strangers and residents and the most
and instructive exhibition IL this city Open day se
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IN TENTH SEASON 857-58.-TLe Second Concert viii
taxi place on SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 1853, at the
Academy Of Music The following artists have kindly volunteered
Signor LABOCETTA and SignoI easier Condactof-Mr.
THEO ElSFELD. - - =.
Tickets for sale at the Music Stores Of Mess, schsnbsre
Lus No 100 Broadway C. Brensiug No 7ol BROADWAY aud
~ Walker No I67 Fjlons, Brook yn. Members will please
procure their before the day Of the Conce
Atckrs sold the door the evening Of the Concert will b.
81 each NO SEATS SECURED. Doors open al ocl)ck
L. SPIFR, Se,'y
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Grammar School No. IS.

NOTICE shereby given 70 the Pupils Of Grammar hoo
No a. that the syrA departments Of sd School vii reopen
THIS MORNING O'Clock a. the folowtLs named places
The Male DEPARTING th, old premises at school hese
l.
The Female D,1sr,mer. In the Basement &C. the
L. 2j,h 81, between 9TH end 8thavs -,
TIL Primary Department KrckerbockeT Hal corner Of 81
~ and 6thsv.
The Female and Primary Departments viii occupy the above
rI-ehed premises until their cd school are repaired ~
With d,e notice will BE- given
Jan. T. 1859. BY order Of the Bosri Of Trustees
New-Yyrk Historical Society.-The Rev. GEORGE
~ bErHUSE, d. D., viii deliver the rst Lecture OF ne Sc
~ a. The Lev Room the Library % Gv Of lls,
OH EsDAY EVENING Jan. II, al 7! OcloeA.
Sttect-" Cog1uion sense
1rkes 20 cents: may BE- obtained +. J. Brown Co.. No
~ bfoaiway, r. J. Grower No go Broadway and a. 70.
Library The number oftckets 90 Ne sold j. limited ~ 500
EDWIN J. BLOWN Chairman Lecture Committee.
The tanai-st. t. b. society meet 81 Convention Hal,
NO 11 oosi"f s., on SUNDAY EVENING. The meeting WI
b by hr CROMEN RfViLLE and other euducut
esseTs The friends fTempei respectfully in
",d q attend JOHN Qua Pfesdeut
w NASH, Secretary.
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MRS. KEMBLE's LAST READINGS
WI CHANGE OF PLACE
Mrs FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE begs 10 snp0ince tina: she
will give closing course of thirteen READINGS FROM
SHAKESPEARE in Dodwoths Saloon, Ne 900 6 BJoad"ay
One moniug reading ]! O'Clock on MONDAY Of each
wpet; tn others O'Clock TUESDAY THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS The will consist Of plays not III
cuded in the former series and will begin with KING JOHN Oh
MONDAY jan H. u The evening readings Of the week
will he a. follows, TUESDAY EVENING, jan u MACBETH
THURSDAY EVENING Jan. IA, MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING; FRIDAY EVENING Jan. 49, MERCHANT OF
VENICE Tickets for each reading be had AZ hests
Franc,s Crowens and Chrste's bookstores and VIM Hall
Sons mu,c store also from Mr. G. w Polmsn, Jsnior OF the
University Medical College in 14ths few season tickets s
SI0 for The thirteen readings NAV had from Mr. Ponsn
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ACADEMY Of MUSIC. i PURITANI-
n MONDAY EVENING, Jan. II, REGULAR NIGHT
NOTICE. h. S'' r9s Ti4 CLOSE
On WEDNESDAY jan " scpuI, Of the departure o: the
'o" ONLY FIVE MORE NIGHTS.
On MONDAY, Jan. H. by n"rs. req cst, Beus OI-rtoI
PU rANI.
Madam DE- IA GRANGE
LABUCETTA GASslEH
CARL FoRMEs,
On WEbSESOAYELst night bit thre Of tie scs.cG-
Second and hot nifht Of
Ressrved Seats and ri - according 20 ors''on may be
had a the Acsd Of Music Breusings and Sibes Station.
ey store No Waist, Tickets 10 the Family Circle csutsl
and Amphihcater - en's only be- had the evening
8, the doors admission the lower part Of the Academy
may sesise be had Doors open a; u. TO commence
DROOKLYN ATHENEUM-THE MESSIAH.
ID SATURDAY EVENING, Jan O. At y o'clock
fHE NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.
Fiat and oI Fs sRE1sanee broofyS No., q c,R,poR1
MI. PERRiNG, Mad D'ANGRl
The public respectfully informed that the only performance
of '"' f'''' HANDEL,s MEssIAH,'
will take place SATURDAY, Jan g. under the immediate
patronage q the post distinguished members Of -
It will be siven with The completeness and perfection
which produced such immense sensation m rs. production
in New York Christmas night comprising the talents of
cARA PoRars g M psRR;rsG
THE MEMBERS oFTIIE HARMONIC SOCIETY,
A GRAND ORCHESTRA OF FORTY
withsanfng the limited size ~ the room which the Society
obliged IN the mpo.sbiy of obtaining the
New York viz:
81 81 for reserved sess and 81 Tor admission the door,
The respectfully socs full attendance 70 save .he
undertaking from serious loss which account Of the great
penses, only be avoided by selling every sest.
The sale of will Friday, January at
ROSES Bookstore No. I42 Atlsnh st n PROXS Music store,
Iutonst Brooklyn aud al SHELLS StsiionerysoTs No ~
Whl.st., Eew.YOrk.
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n APPLETON Co.. Nos $40 and Si} Broadway " y.
have inst published sUsslRPTIoS ONLY, Volume l. e. A
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New-York Typographical Union. IN" h3a ,,
Monthly Meeting THE Soci.'y will b. he'd 1i9iS ENfNNJ
.: the Union BJildns No 1853 Boweiy IA a.r lance
particularly requested bsGes. OF impoanee vii be ero OBJ
before the Union w. h. MCnANUS, President.
X. u. Dhcs, Recording .'reary.
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NEW AMERICAN CGCLOPEDIA
APoFULAR DICTIONARY or GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
EDITED BY
GEORGE RIPLEY snd CHARLES A. DANA
Assisted ty ugmeroU. but select Corps Of Nner'.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Congressional Proceedings.

Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-House.- e.-Considering the
Presidents message.
Stephens denounced the arrest of Walker as kid
mapping, and an act for which the Neutrality laws
gave no authority. He advocated the sending Of
Walker and his men back and indemnifying their
losses.
Blair gave notice of his intention to ask the ap-
pointment of committee to inquire into the expe-
diencyof acquiring territories in Central or South
America for colonizing the free blacks.
Stanton proposed an inquiry whether Walker was
induced to go fibustering by the 0stend manifesto
The proposal caused great laughter.
resolution to refer the subject to the Judiciary
Committee was amended with instructions to inquire
into the expediency of amending the Neutrality
laws.
The Pacific Railroad was debated. House ad-
jOurned.
Senate.-Houston gave notice of bill for the ad.
mission of Kansas.
After an executive session. Senate adjourned
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, Jan. 14-The letter mails of the 9Th and
18th, and newspapers, have arrived
The route is almost impossible on account of re-
cent rains.
Domestic Markets
CrNeINNATI Jan. II. Flour So 20 to So 75
Wheat-Red s5c. to 9Oc. Oats, 35c. Corn, 80 to
S5c Whisky l5c. Hogs. So s5 to 81 rs. Provisions
active Lard, 7lc. Mess Pork, sll so. Sugar 81 to
6a. Nolasses, "a to 25c. Coffee, q to lOa.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising. The
steamer Flying Cloud has sunk at Lower Island
VIcKsBuRG, JAN 1.-THE Alex. Scott passed down
at and the Lucas at IL o'clock last night; the ST.
Nicholas at l, the Nebraska at Q and the Jas Mont
g0mery at this morning.
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From the Tampa Peninscraf Of the I'd inst. we az
tract the following. tff
some time last week two volr neers Of The Florid.
heginent t9ok their guns and sannfered about haIf
h'le Ircn camp Rogers, where there were about FIVE
hanored , men; Not dreaming Of danger, tbey care
essy aid their arms aside, walked FEW Yards from
ine spot: cut wild cabbage and were preparing 10
eat it, when they were fired upon bv rour,Ie N In
dams One OF the volunteers was skot down ana he
eartndgebox Of the other saved his ma ss hai a.
tered i. The firing coming from ne lIrect;on n
which the guns were left, the remaining .sn IN a.
ward the camp. holly pursued By q warrior. xfter
running some distance the volunteer drew his knife
70 cut his csrtridge-box from him; az this nomrnf
the Indian seized him by the back, when The knifr
was thrown over the shoulder and the hold reIesse
the volunteer then dstanced bis pusuer and reached
the camp unburt
This account Is evidently but in the main
Is correct.
Five companies had been mustered out Of the VOL
unteer service during the previous week.
The Peninsulsr has the following additional para
graphss rs
Capt. r. b. Turner IS now raising boat eompauy
70 be composed Of 100 men, for immediate service IN
the Everglades. Capt Turner has much experience
IN India hunting persons wishing to volunteer can
not do better than join this company.
Col. Rogers, with FIVE hundred men, is now IN the
blg Cypress: Three independent companies are CO.
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INDUSTRIOUS VnLASY.-Mr. John b. Jaques, of
Newark, N j., was found insensibe in pond in the
9th ward Of Brooklyn on the morning Of the 9Th inst
It is stated that he had been inveged from Newark
by man named Smith, the keeper of saloon, and
against whom charge pending for selling liquor
without license Jacques being the principal witness
for the prosecution. Arrived in Brooklyn Smith was
joined by Myers the keeper of saloon on Fulton
Avenue when they robbed and threw Jaques into the
pond where he was found. 1t was clear that the
villains intended to murder Jaques for the purpose Of
preventing him from testifying.
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MAGSIFioESF PREsENT.-A splendid bracelet
intended as present from the American party Of
been forwarded to us to be transmitted to the lady
who represented Louisiana in the great Union meet
ing at Cincinnati and Covngton in August, 1856. 1t
is entirely worthy of the donors and the fair lady for
whom it is intended, and the good cause it is de-
signed to commemorate. Upon a massive illet of
virgin gold is represented eagle with oustretched
wings feeding an eyrie full Of young eaglets. The
eyes OF the eagle of dsmQnds. On both sides OF
this design stalks of cotton, the leaves enameed
and the bos composed OF large diamonds. The
whole is encrcled with drapery of the flag of our
country, made of enamel attached to spearheads of
solid gold, with diamond stars upon a field OF blue
enamel 1t is got up with exquisite taste and appro-
priateness and reflects great credit upon the gentle
man by whom it was designed as recognition OF the
representation of the State of Louisiana by one of
Kentucky's fairest daughters.
louisville Journal 6th