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are blow up the ship all contains and you
do not move hand nor an arm to redeem her from ruin
and carry her back TO the path Of peace and prosperity
(Applause appeal to you. citizens Of Massachusetts,
enreat you to awaken from this ethargy. Arise, say
people Of Massachusetts arise in the majesty Of your
might and redeem the honor and fame Of the good old
Commonwealth. (The speaker retired amid loud and con-
tinued cheering and applause)
The CHAIRMAN then sad:-FcIlow citizens, several emf
nent gentlemen objects Of your honor and Of your conf
dence have been unable to attend upon this occasion
but expressive Of their opinions, they have addressed
letters the Executive Committee which will be read to
you by Mr.. saltonstall, ono Of the committee
Mr. sAIreSsrAL then read various letters among which
were the following
LETTER FROM ExPREsIDEHT FRANKLIN PIERCE.
CONCORD, N. IL, Dec. Z, 1862
GRSnuRS-I am honored by the reception of your let.
citizens of Massachusetts, who honor and cherish the
Union, who mean TO maintain the constitution of the
United States, and faithfully TO carry out all It's require
ments and obligations assemble in Faneu Hall Thurs
day, the eighth day OF December nstant and inviting
me TO be present on that occasion.
Twenty five years ago, one wonlt have asked involun
tariy, upon reading letter like that before me- "wbat
are the dangers which threaten the Union where arc the
men who do not honor ard cherish that unonn who do
States and faithfully to carry out all s requirements aud
obligations Cond not then, each for himself have
promptly answered-the dangers II they exist, are too
remote, and the men too nconsderabe in numbers, and
too wild and exravagant the principles and purposes
which they avow, TO make them the OF serious
consideration much less Of apprehension and disquetude
How s IL todayf How is IL 70 be oinorrow when pa
trotic hearts will beat in the old Cradle OF lber
IT, and patriotic lips will repeat the sentiments and doc
trnes which we're enuncated there more than eighty
wears ago. while the OF Virginia were preparing their
crude but rusty weapons not especially to protect their
own borders which have now been rutblessly invaded
violation Of all lew human and divine but TO come 20
Massachusetts, and minglc their blood with that Of our IA
theirs in defence of the common cause?
Undsputad requirements Of the constitution, affecting
the rights the security OF life and property Of the
virginia revolutionary men, set at naueht Lessons
intoxicating deobcdence 10 such requirements have been
scattered broadcast in our community and have borne
their fruits not merely in the exhibition Of insurrcc-
tionary spirit but In actual invasion Of sister State
discused This is not all The INVASION and the overt
acts Of treason and murder, are openly justified and
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D. APPLETON K Co., New-York.

From The London Times.
"MR MoRPBY CHEss-P PLAyER.-This gentleman ar
rived few days from Pans route for his ns
tive city, NewOTeans, via Liverpool On Tuesday week he
Iowenhsl's new Chess Club 81 James, Hall match
hastily MADE up Weonedzy and Of 81 the London
CuMphy c1ptending tndod egsnst eight members Of the
This remarkable Feat OF senrs
Paris both inferior 70 the eight OF
the London Club who played against Murphy on the pesent
cs.ion and his task propooDsey Increased II dhcuy
Mophy began his solitary tax by proclaim
through Herr LoweDha that he opened with ks
each game. crowd of anxious spectators and chess
lebIes YIespt LyeDha proclaimed the players
every boards spponted Secretary, to ake down the
Afe six hours play, Mr. Alfred Jones and MI Maude
defeated while Of The remsinng SIX Two, a. Least had
forced drawn games A. pact midnight ihe play still proceed
dismissed dsWuthe contest having lasted seven
hours Tie concluded by Mphy being declared % have
games an drawn six Mr. Mony considers this the
toughest match he played Of this description Throughout
this sitting he made mistake claimed
impos move the situation Of the humbest
pawn be- safely pronounced that greater mental feat
was accomplished By man."
d APPLETON L Co. have also In Press:
NEW AND THOROUGH TREATISE on CHESS
With Reports and the most shiul Analyses o al tne
Deschsppelles Hsrwz Anderssen st. Amant, stanton,
and other Famous Players BY Herr Lo".nihsi, Che's
Txtrsct from Paul Morphy's Note 70 the Reader"
Many friends Europe and America have frequently
collection of Games which they have
assured would with kindly reception from Chess
generally But continued contests during the past twelve
moths wond have precudeo my acceding The facrns
quest been for the assistance rendered me By my
friend Herr LoweLtha The copous notes with which this
volume enriched soey due 20 his well earned reputation
Anays sna will amply repay erusa rp eye,S @ 1ysT Of
oar noble Gene" PAUL MOhPhf.
London, April IS, 1889
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p 4 Z l. NJ o r p II Y,
THE CHESS CHAMPION
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Of fFsrou PsJers and Various Information and Anecdo;ss
relating 70 the Noble Game Of Chess. By Psn Morphys
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CHEFS may be game, pasIue resxsnon ooI 1~ nn
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ess and the hresde. Paul Mophy has vaDqushed the
Pssdus New and Cd Worlds and vauled into he very
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lasting memory. .
MoRpHy's FiRsT GAxEs.
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hoRPBY PREPARED TO START TOR EUROPE.
CHESS ~ EkGLASD.
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NoRPHY's GREATEST BLISDFoLD FEAT
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We shall publish June 1:
SEACLIFF;
MYSTERY OF TiE WEsTERyELTs.
By J. W. DEFoRFsT, .
Author Oriental AcquAn.snc-," European Acquaintance
&c, Sc.
This il story Of American Life embracing ea.res OF
rss Of that they kfng
psurs The pesonats Dtro lced are very few In mum
family upon whom the hero
makes call The rs, chapter The pot il remarkable for s
ingenious simplicity The readers curiosity s aroused az he
out,e the appearance o mystery Each step in the deve
opxep II Ory about disc the dreadful secret
but the tue .ou,ion will be g1essed, by he most In
vet,ra,e readers of fiction. until the catastrophe The
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novel Of The .
In one handsome vol1me duodecimo 45 pp, beautifully
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The Trade supplied he usual terms.
Copies .snt post. paid, upon receipt Vf price.
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vINHE PULPIT AND ROSTRUM-An elegant
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FIVE kUHBEgs
No. S h.s the Rev A. kiNeaAN MOTIFS Great Sermon CT
THE RESI- ERECTION 3rvef~i the Of Music.
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No the eloquent Discourse Of Prof o. NJ MITCHELL.
Of th- Cncinns Observs.ory THE GREAT UNFINISHED
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WARD BFrCHf r ard JAS T. BRADY, esq, O. MENTAL
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4 ANNIVERSARY and SUNDAY-SCHOOL
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6uerial Notlres.

The Address BY the Rev III. w. Beecber, AnA2sI.ea
ka THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, az the Broadway lspei-
-..I. t. pneTpONrD ill further notice.
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t,s TlIel, t,s Tsrcl tarrs Al ,,ly. TIE F's' o
Bsrrio s,es ,rXsh. to Ml.D, ani Lay &c E1ste
tie mean. % preparing = Nsre8so % Al enemy
A,.seSibz Trieste sni Grs;iseA ss Hucs Sc tie
Great Saint Bernard Ess e. Nel.s t'ticsi.s Re
hrs Ct TIE Var. In var, Af;sr 81, he ws1 holds
ii fed lsnte.. ,Bd b.st is sure TO wio. Let
Csrrnsry soli Re TJ7cl viii s,rcas tsnl, and
,ks en- very weil ,iJ-i 20 i. tie Itatsrs Of re
vl.in have i. 81 ;b.ir own my. So lo0g 50 Ter
az "a e., ho,d tAe f-1, j. rOstterI lite - Der
Whether -te YeretisD Msin btloDg. politically -
hsr. Nff1nly spes.irs, il Is cOn-a.dss b her
A'Vine fro1tier, shi = at .to-ld BE- enough.
Thit. Of eoz-te. is 2 q1es:ion between I,sly aui
Gerua-y s1ne So soon "a. France tIeps 70,
thipss are 6lfsrent; and Il France throws az Der
weigh. into tie .eale il il Bat natural hist each Of
tie tao combatsh,s tboaId secure it, portion 3.
much a. pos.i5le. Germany can Afford u pTl
With TIE n,e Of tie MDcio, and Of TIE Adige, 100;
bu. part wi,h them to Italy OILY, All not 70 aDy
0.ker ns.lop.
50 fsr, we have considered the chances Of de-
feosiye war only On TIE part q ire Alstrsas. Bat
il il should cone 10 II, TER position j. such that
an oT,n.i5e pau OF campaign j. inperiti7ey IN
posed u2oD them-sli Of tbs, nore hsfeaf CT.
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THE DEATH OF ROBERT WALSH.
corresF ersepcs % The n. Y. Tribune.

corretr onaepcs o. The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, March |, 1883
Tie rews from Europe Of the death Of Robert
Wash, at Paris, formerly American Consu''Gsnsr1
in that city is too important sn event TO be over'oked
by the literary and historical men Of THE country, s'd
il the absence of more extended notice and one das
the suLjecs send you few memoranda OF the life oil
tie em.nebt deceased. 90 20 Eith all the more en-
phasis knowing the crescent and already enormous
neglect Of the great Of this country, otherwise
than Senatorial which ctascterzes az, and grows ou'
Of the nsrow range Of populsr ideas on the one h,od
and the shifting aud extempozsd nature OF orr P'pa
aions or the o.herthe kings that arse, every iuSer"
decade Of years principally through foreign imng's
tion bLowiIg not Joseph, and who ere thus attenyg
rorsrt Of the giants Of olden American times, ;as ass
Of the American Revolutionary history.
Robert Wash was the literary and historical h,I
between Jefferson, Madison, sod Hamilton Sd 'e'
men Of The present day. He was born IN Bssimors
about the year 1882. His father, merchant Of ssno
ing there, gave him very superior edoe snon' ~
fac, Robert Walsh the most elaborate, Po!sasa'
srd elegant type Of literary nan, who wrote cais'!
from tire hstorieop political point, in the United sa's
At time when the "ssges' Of tie United S.'s'
Senate received ether az imperfect classical edle.ooo
United States Senate could spesk word of Ffsneh-
not even Clay Webster, or Calhoun; at tine "Se'
the vital politics ard the local genius Of Europe s
more or loss sealed book 20 our sc-csed ssgss p~
no, call them 10, for the really learned politicians y
this county in the Setate, ss could Pv's
by chapter AID verse were it necessary, Mr.. VS.
came on the ttsga. His father being Cst'onc' "
an easy and sympathetic arrangement, ne receive
foiton CT his educston in French Catholic c'Des''
ard The result was capital classical training Az"
nacusr knowledge in French, and almost eqnAi 's,1
i;y in other languages. So prececious was his ssna'
Il at st tie age of sixteen he became brilliant si'S'
His f,cundity Of dic.ion was unriyaled BY any Ans
lean cotemporsy; and, in the rsce Of reaosp' lie
ceded ss 10 time even Irving and Cooper. lie no""
law, but 90 imperfec.ion Of hearing coupled We
unconquersble timidity a. a pubic 'pe.fe'' eA",
him to leave the profession, and take to '''<" s''
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DID.

BokNETT-on Monday %ons jan y TIE r. :s Of
pes 8onne,t wdoV Of the late john BoLpe esq Of
Her r.pSSs vii b. taken to Tucishoe westehsr Coun
Tor irtsrme1 Wednesday fuoers service.
win take pl.oe Haen cars leave Twenty siSth
O'Clock o. m.
BILKIEY-At hi, rcdence in Southport Conn., on Sunday
Jan &c Jor shsn Buckley ased " ,eaIs and mouths
bis late Iesd nee, Wednesday, the 18Th Inst, a. O'CLOCK
o. n " hout further invitation.
BREMNER-At Manhs,set, Long Island, on Frd.y Jan II
Cab, Elizabeth daughter Of Andrew A Maria Bre-
ner the 18th year OF Der age.
CAsADY-At No. % Wet Twentieth near Seventh
su.,t on sunday jan l6 John CsssdJ, aged SIS Year,.
FORD-Of oon,uap'ioD Friday. Jan. at Marquette.
the shore Lake Superior George H. Fora late Secretary
AID A,shspt TIessuI'T Of the Michigan soutern Railroad
Con pany, aged 81 years
HANAN-At No SO Lewis street Saturday jan 49, CLARITY
France wife CT John W. HaEan AID daughter Of the late
stih ssl Nand.srift iDths 20 yea Of her
KFAN- Ii this city, Sunday morning, jan 49, Mary
Gail Kesp ony daughter Of Thos and Charlotte KsaH
ssed months AID 10 days.
LINIOOu sunosy Jsn. is, Of scarlet fever Frances Lucille
Lipdo eldest daughter Of n ana e. Lndo aged years.
Q months and 10 days.
LARKINAt No 6t7 Greenwich street, Saturday Jan u.s.
Bernard LsikD, ssed 81 5ears and mobths
MAsTERroN-At East Chester on Sunday, Jan. 6, In the
tSd yea Of his sst, Alexander Mastero0.
His epcs OF family invited 20 attend the
faueIA from his late residence "Wednesday next at 10
d. Dot at Twenty sixth Fourth O'Clock
in the morIing and ietarn a. O'Clock 70 Carriages viii
MUREN-At her is.ideuoe No l02 West Warren street,
bookyD Jepuey LAins ~ieoT OF the late PaTher MdIen
sged Ga yeaIs.
PoOLEIn this city Sunday orins jan IT, Of general
athiy John Francis Poole Of DuoD Ireland aged g. years
RAE-At Harlem sunday morning Jan l6 painful
Illness MIS- Helen Rae widow Of Charles Rse deceased
sCHENcK-At Six Mile Rur, N Friday Jan. H. Gsre.
C. sch,Dek, esq, Of the firm OF u A. v s. Schemes
AorneyssLa", HewHIE N j. in the sob Of his age.
yOORIs-ln Brooklyn on Sunday uorrios Jan 10 Harry
youngest Ntor AID Anna Elzs NoOri aged moLths
sno days
wADE-In Brooklyn, Sunday, Jan le, Thankful Wade,
widow the late William ~sde OF Chettr, Mass aged II
TIE relatives and erd Of the family respectfully invited
attend the furern without further notice. the
lh inst At O'Clock from the residence OF her son.
III. ID. WADE On Classon avenue Aiantic street.
WILLIAMSON No l42 Norfolk street, sunday Jsu. i6
Mary Aos youngest daughter Of Cha R. and Lime NJ VII.
hsms, aged months and 10 Sayt.
WILsoN-At Gre@nSeld Conn, suddenly on rhu,dsy jan
Is, CAPT. George WILSON, aged 50 y,sis
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BROoKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board held meeting last evening; All. KAL-
ppLEIsoH in the Chair
The Fohrtee7A Wrd.-JosEPn SMITH, Alderman
ekct Of the Fourteenth Ward, appeared snd took his
seat.
Defeieneyi ia he Appropriations communication
MAS received from the Mayor, stating that consider
able amount OF Indebtedness had been increased be-
yopd tee leyies OF 1873 ard ii had, therefore,
kooue necessary TO apply TO the Legislature for po
20 create temporary loan, in osder 10 enable TIE
city pay il. Thu iunt OF deficiency $sG 800 56
Referred to Finance Committee fer report.
Confrect rub the Gas Compaay.-Mr. Van BRUST
preseptsd the majority report of the Gas Committee
sipn.o by himself and Mr. Mcdonald. IL directs the
1fcers Of tie city to contract with the Brooklyn e
Lagbt Coppsry t,r s1ppying the Western Dis rict
with gas the 4 Ito Etpg terms: Toat the msios shall
be pnt down under the direction OF the city ohcars;
that bond Of lode moity shall Dc given by the Com
pspy for damages siisng from taking mp the streets;
<baL sh.never a erect shall bs tskeO up, TIE Com
parry shall restore it to its former coDdton that they
shall supply tee cy with gas eQls TO that usei in NeE
Yosk. la ploh5 sueets, ana hgnts. ex,iogush AMI
elc TIE public lsmps q. - per 900 cubic feet, that
tere sSS be charge to the city for me.ers; that
there ,hs he change for meters TO private
mere receiving SO worth OF gas year, atd that the
price 10 private consontTs shell NOT exceed 50 per
loco cubic fesi thst tee appointment of lsmplgh
sasn be msde in sccordaIce with the hsTtcr; that
thu contract shsu last f.on the lst day OF Jaouary,
1852 TO the 3Ist Of Dec .mber, 1866 that toe prs
kge shall rot be 'lnsive tbs city have power q
authorize Other cOmpsni.s 70 lay DO nans for pr
ve COS suoers; that the sgrcenen, may be declared
weld by the Common Council if the company violste
Any share OF IT,
Mr.. DoUSLass presented minority report, which
theets tie Coopzby to charge 81 30 per OIO cubic
test 70 toe city and private Consumers.
Ans ndmeDts were offered txipg the contract at
three yeeIs instead Of dive, which wss | ct al the
nsiniiy report WIS adopted bs the following vo:e;
fnss--wbtDey MeNamee. rierson Fnrcy, Fsoks, NJ
,sns Nsa srctt, Green, dosan, Smith Water ScSoss-I2
rob. AGsaei~ca-7
J.s S,ak~g Fss6.-The Co1lmiss'e rers Of the
eed pres nts their report ststiog that the
kosn e ieSo amooe,if 90 s2000 also an inst ament
80 the nSs ~ isao amounting 10 $40 O00 due since til,
iast ssni-srraM reroIt bad been paid The snuus
sot u % ne fena Cor toe mex, twenty years
Shoai BE- NEE wll average ssO,OOO. With tbs "a.
sual Gcrease IN view the Comu sioners state tn. al
issa Of fsinet meet utore liabilities ia entirely ais
sipsted. The oenmunicA alton vas relerred 10 the
Iinanee Coxr1itte..