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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-08

TRANSMISSION or Mo0fr n MAu--H is
stated that the Senate Post ofice Committee
have under consideration ! plan or.system of
greater security for thu transmission Of mon.
ey and valuable packets By mail. The Com.
nittee have also under consideration other
Postnl reforms Of great Importance, With !
xieW Q making Observation-Disclosures
a move IN the right direction, as to Money
letters but We wonder if one Of the aposfa1
reforms in contemplation IS in accordance
with r ~ General Hollis Recommendation
g make Editors pay postage q their ex=
changes As soon as some men get to be
fostmssters Genera, they get to Be- FOOLS
Some old granny Of P. *. General nok 1ane
since wanted to require Editors toldEf their
papers before mailing them.
VINO il Hs1EsTbcb oy 4 6oe living uho
win Be President ii 1900 BE i about ten 81
kxeixe ye4rs Ct az1 exents are ii hum
ble circumstances IS stef.ine traits 81
eh.racter end f6eIr son Is not one Of those
dirty uo'e{ bon that spend their days and
9ee9@<n5 g ldEenesS and roxdyism. On the
contrary, be IS of . serious cast, Is very stu
dious, md with.l j. wei behaxedp
TIN REvExca LAw.-ComptrolIer Brog-
de1 haa asked the opinion Of AttorneY-Gen-
ereI jenkins rs 70 whether It i the duty Of
the County Court Clerks to make out their
x&x Lists this year upon the old Of new Is
sess1nents Of real estate. !" The Attorney:Gen
eraI replies that The Clerks will have Is make
out the Tax Lists according to the old assess
nent ass for reasons given II bis letter, 1T
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Americas and FOREIGN
STERESc0PIo EMPoR1uMl
Z. ANTHoNY
sos DroadvSx Uev York.

After Mey 1sk 1860, 81 5ol, Broadsay, tso
doors from IL ST Nzcholzs Hotel.
TIVE Sterescopss i he nost instruct -. intsr.
ssting, entertAininf, 1musink, ind exciting
Of modern fnventions-
None .xs TOO young. none to- old. none 10 Il.
Is worth and beauty.
Nonsis complete elthoat Il and Il mast nsd
VIII penetfate e~vSxyNAeze.
Il presents b yoar view every part ef ~
world, il 81 tho reliok boI1noss. psrspcoSiro, ina
zharpnsss Of detail % & yon usts % fhs spot
rhesoE'sPss.s azs sxssysh..s szpio5ns ~
and - beautiful, and the results - fhslr ekiII
nrs constantly enrichinx 0ur 1foek
We HAYS N immense variety b p1per yxsux Il
Scenes II Paris Londonr EngIHu1. Scotland, Ire-
land, Halsss France. Belgian. HoI]11d, SVitzsr-
land, Spain. Tbs Rhine, VersailIssy s. Cload,
EonfainSblanu. Tuilleriss, naly, Turksy. E<ypf
Athen15 10 holy Land, Ctlna. India G<I13sl
Palace 8lso Groups Hfsforic11- assuring. ms<rIne6
scenes, hreakfa5k scenes, pic-nics, ~s<1fu1<3< ~
30 Az exteneive a1ssrimeut b UI1uin1fsd
I~nterisxz q Palaces, cAurehes md cashodrals q
France ItAly, 10, &o. The e1ect 81 t4sse lin
minated visxs il most rsnsrkable.
Every ~ssntIsnen y wealth md re6oed tzsts
should havs ID HI draHinx r1on aoms u onr *.
q4isite x1eEs On fIae1, g1lh : 1orolri1x 1<1reoscop<
ahor1ne -, 25s - Or 100 seenss. Making can i
moss fascinating, apdonees n o1sr 70 srsetsr trea|
e : friend fond q - picturesque and ne beau
ANTHONY instantaneous Stzrsoscope Viexs 81
tho latest Photographs uondsr. They 4ro faker
in the fortiskh part Of . second, aud erorythink b
matter how rapidly Il may b moving Il depiofsl
g sharply end diztinelly = hed besn perfeot-
the bssatiss It insninsts nature II adds he eharn
Of life and notion. The proce>s 4 ! discovery .
cur ern, and being uuknoxn IN Europe, We -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-08
Wore to be admired than the
Richest Diadsm eper
Whdti Why'd Beautiful Head q Hair

Whati Whyo Beautiful Head Of Haiy.
Because Il il he ornanent God Hiasey prorided|
for al orr race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever 70 brightly In the glowing cheek, the
eye be ever 50 sparkling, the teeth Be- those Of
pearls, Il the head Is bereft Of il covering. 4
The hair be snaTIed md shfIveied. harsh and 6ry,
Or worse eth, 81 spfinkled with gray, nature viii
lose uero than half her eharmE. Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative, If used two or three times !
week, win restore and permanent1JI secnrs 10 Ill
snch an orn4ment- Read tho following and Judge.
Ihe writer of The 6Fst i the ceIsbrassd Pianist
81. Wood. New York zpril %. 1sss.
Dear SirF-Permif mo 70 express 70 Jon The OBJ
legations ! am under for <hs entire restoration Of
my hair TO is original cslor about the tine Of
my arriralin the United States II was rapidly be-
coming gray. but upon the application Of yoar
AHaif Restorative" It soon rscoversd its orgy
inal hue. ! consider your Rsstorstirs as . very
Eonderfn1 invention, quite e1icatious 90 well e
'''-''s - -s-' IS :. sI1ll adsz
ADrych II uylisdydcts
Welsh Newspaper o6zce, Is Nassau Il,
April, II 1858.
PRor. o. ]. WooD Dear SiryESoms moufk
or six week. ago, I recsivcd . bottle of your Hair
Restorative and gays Il 70 my wifs, Who concIu-
dod 10 ~ Il On her hair little thinking at tho
dine that Il would restore the gray hair 10 III
original color, but to her a. well - my surprise,
after . few weeks tzisI e has performed that son,
dsrful eject BY turning all The gray hairs to ,
dark brown. q tie ssme time hssntifying an
abors Restorative 70 al persons ii want Of such
. change Of their hair.
Prof. o. J. Wood.-With cou6dence do / Re
II commend yonr Hair Restorative, - bang th
mo1f ea5qatious article I ever SAN: Since usinI
your Hair Restorative ny hair and NAiskors whiel
-. S1ro.t wh:1s have rrndnaffv orowu dark
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Selling OF At Cost.

NM GRAUSMAN being determined % make
III : room for a large stock Of Spriu Clothing,
viii sell his present selected assortment Of Winter
Clothing. ct cost for cash.
jan. 18th $780, 33-tf.
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D00KSkLLEK AND 4x1xI0NkA, Z
no. !. FA1Ex1Ev1LLt 81, zxzlr18H. p. d.
II d. TUfUER Ia % ba11{ f. al.
Ii At he lowsst priees. : ISr1s ~ <aI ~
leeted asscxt4>pl of Law, Me1Et@I, &<46oE
illogical xnd MIscelIaneo1s B>616> AI11
kdftions q Diblee and Pf1yo<
xafi<ty Of Binding md H.,
And y receiving rssp1ar11 - 4er1u
q the <r<Icus d~epextments q
He respectfully solieis ~ Geto91
4: Z: g: e : !: :!:3| 3. 60 :.I s.: 3
). "a 4. Sc. ::,' ss.':s s =: :
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Ay1oat
II B il erininaI Who win allow bis Horse 10 de
IL vita The Bots. OF simiIar disease, when il Is
IN ~ power g alvays hare On band a remedy that
Browu's kemedy has besn bsfore tie pablle for
several yes-srast and bss bssn tried 81 hun.
dredss porhaps tkouxauda, and the pr0prIetox
has Jet 70 hear OF The 6rrt Instance 10 which
4 failed 70 give relief. When given Is dirocfsd.
4 fails The money wiz Be refunded. For ONE
others, which VIII be found con1ncivs Is fhs health
and thril1 Ct he Horse, end : Srsat prsven tntive
RsM. BRown, P.
New Hill ?. Q, vske 60. \. Q
Read the following Cerfideats
Hs ths undersigned b<vs us.d and kno~u used
the Receipt adyerfiaea b Rob< n. Brou6, ESQ,
tor the cure Of Bots Or 0rubs in horses. and oen-
Indeed, ~ have never known q fail giving rslisI
~ "a: very tint i~nstance, evon when hofsss Here
suffering t1e soveresf agony. And he remedy y
quick and edsctua1. Eof he bene6f a. ar<ry
body md especially for he benefit Of thaf npbl>
euiuei-the Hosse-aer~ eedmnend - = proou11
n. sBroxns remedy g Is used il very many is-
stances, and never without edsct. II some casea
tt has aecompIixhed astonishing eure6
LII 9k1NETTs ]. ). HoLLxukN,
Fn I; 5p Hdf'f yo91 8zzzzrT
JOHN R-WARD, A.P. STROUD.
?; ;; p 4 q Orange County i: q
Randolph County NC
Clayton, Johnston, n. O
New Hi, Vale eo.s Jzn. I. 1880. 19-11
STEAM EHGINE ron SALE
IN HORSE POWER, shout & god = nsu.-
~ The owners oGs< il for nele ezeup. - sIar
ger ono Z nssdsd q % theIx YORK. Apply %
TsHE NORTH CAR0xrHA MUTUAL 1IFR III
eUEANeE coZRANY insnres hs1lthy whit
PERSONS, from "A to 80 years q age. for [ yea
for Z years and for dfe. Also, healthy slzvs
CHAS. B. JOHNSON, Pr6sldent
H.W. Hustled, Attorney.
". H. JONES; IFen1n<sr.
All desired inlormatloe etvs1 81 Agents = :
the towns and Villages q &c State, snd ~
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TrxrEkkScr LxcruRn-The Rev. j II
Chamberlain delivered . loctore on the sub.
iect Ct temperance at the Baptist Church II
Elizsbeth Cz1, on Wednesday :ast before the
eSouthcr Star Section, No. TO- Cadets ii
Temperance. Tho lecture was an admirable
production, and gave the best evidence 81 III
Rev. g~eDtleman's tact and ability for the ar
raneemento ftht subject. So says ''the State,
Of that place.
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GRoP OF 1859 in store, and
" For sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Raleigh Feb. 1, 1850. 24-4t
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Al = meeting Of Washington Division.
No. 81. sons of Temperance, the following
resolutions were submitted, and 1nanimously
adopted:
Rsso5red, That the fhapks Of this Division
be, and are hereby rendered 70 II W Con-
d0ctor John Moifat, for the able and interest:
ing Temperance addresses delivered At the
n. e. Church during his sqjourn among Us
American Eagle and thai ! copy be fur
nishsd Bro Mofht
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EMERY,

ellLB5. ASSORTED NUMBERS OF BEST
wv English Kmery.
For sale By
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1850. 24-4t
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,vOn ir,Sr yh 0r1l., Re,san Ri.s sc>;s sctis'
,.nson r. ~aI' md STORES ThOus. Underwood. vince
W. ..sr Wocoss.on Wrsht-sl.
The Pacific Ran, ad bill was taken up
Mr.. BRANCH Dern,, y: e.. raised the point ha,
It's first consideration mus he in Committee of the
Whole the State Of the Union il containing matter
In the nature Of a money application.
THIS question was debated
The SPEAKER decided that the twelfth section of
the i'll provides for bonds TO be issued to the amount
Of 60C0COO, PAYABLE al the Treasury, and redeemable
in 30 years. This was certainly an appropriation,
therefore the bill mus, 20 to the Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Union.
The House then went into Committee.
considerable time consumed in separately Law
ing aside numerous bills. which preceded the Pacific
Railroad bill the calendar, the opponents Of this
bill refusing 10 take up Immediately and ndepend-
emily of the Others. When the bill granting lands for
Nebraska railroads was reached, the Committee pro-
ceeded TO consider it. Without making much progress
thereon the Committee rose.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from Mr..
Ford proposing to surrender his printing contract if
Congress INN ediately put the Government Printing
Establishment into operation, saying the reduced prices
are not remuneraive. Referred to the Committee on
Printing. Adjourned.
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Massachusetts.

BosTos, Tuesday, Dec. ls 1860.
strong address to the people of Massachusetts, is
published this morning denouncing the unconsitution-
atty of the Personal Liberty bill, and recommending
its repeal.
The address is signed by tbirty-fve gentlemen, in
GLIDING ex.Chief Justice Lemuel Shaw, the Hon. B.
L. Curtis, late Judge of the United States Supreme
Court; ex-Governors Lincoln, Clifford, Washburn,
Gardner and other eminent ctizens representing near
ly every county in the State.
At the quarterly me citing of the Irish Charitable So
cety last night, after the transaction of the general
business, strong Union resolutions were unanimously
adopted ard several able and patriotic addresses were
made TIE meeting was fully attended
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Rored That we heartily depore the resna.ioa Of on, d,
and esteemed President and Professor and
request him 10 bis position In this University
Thus the matter was disposed Of with no counter
demonstration whatever. II is asserted that not more
than four to six Of the students will secede," but
the secessionists cay that forty or fifty will CO.
fact which throws some additional light on the
matter il the statement of Of the Professors to the
effect that Of the fifty seven who signed the paper to
leave for the South fory-seren had not paid their
tuition.
As TO the resignation of Dr. Draper, it is probable,
il is desirable that he will not press it, in view of
the aetionOf the students and the Faculty.
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a. YoU LINE 1.-THE Rev. II. n. Hudson gave the
second of his Of lectures on Shakespeare
Plays at Hope Chapel last evening to large and ap-
preciatiye audience. The plot and characters of AS
You Like It. We're critically analysed, and copious
illustrative recitations given. The deneaton OF
the motley characteristics of TOuchstone, whose love
was moved by nothing 80 much as the unloveness Of
of bis mistress, seemed TO be especially relshed by
those present. The subject for the lecture on next
Thursday nigh, WAC announced to be "Othelo."
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Later from Havana.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, Dec. Is, I86U.
The steamers Star of the West and Habana, from
Havana 18th inst. have arrived. They bring }lO7 900
in Spanish gold.
TIE Spanish Bank had been authorized to issue
a. coo 900 in new bonds and much relief to the
camille community was expected.
The Cap,ainGeneal had gone to the western depart
ment Of the Island.
The sugar market unchanged. The new crop
YVES coming in. The stock was 40 900 boxes.
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North Carolina LexisIature.

RALEIGH Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1860
Tie bill for aiming the State has just passed the
Senate, after considerable debate, by vote Of Al to g.
II comes before the House tomorrow.
There is much anxiety regarding Federal relations.
The Commissioners from Alabama and Mississippi
have arrived
A Democratic caucus is to be held tonight.
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Rev. Il. II. Chaplin on the Crisis.
BOsTOs, Tuesday, Dec. Is, ISt

BosTOs, Tuesday, Dec. Is, Is6O.
Tie Rev. f. II. Chaplin, in an address delivered in
fremont Temple tonight said the crisis in our nation
atty is crueble in elements and public liberty is to
be tried TO the uttermost. Further remarks were made
in like strain, and received with applause. The
house was crowded.
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DARIN. BURGLARY o. BRoApwAY.-Aboat
o'clock las, evening Of the Third Ward patrolmen
while going biz rounds discovered the door leading to
the siIk house in the upper part of No. PSI Broadway
uniastened From suspicious circumstance
nccted with tbi- discovery investigation forth.
with made 10y the police, when ii discovered tina,
the place had been bugtsriou-y entegtj and robbed of
about $1,000 worth OF -lss. The store was closod at
the usual time for The night, and there seems but little
doubt that the persons engaged in the felony well
scluaintcd'wh the premises. AZ many persons were
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TIE proposition Of the Convention to thei Federal
Government will probably be TO accept the harbor
forts as Cardinals share Of Federal lands andprop-
.ery.
b.r,SoHvIIr, &. c., Tuesday, Dec. tS--1l q. nj.
train from Columbia, with 400 delegates to the
State Conven,,,.7 and members Of the State Legisa-
tme on their wa, to Charleston, have just arrived
here
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tee. consisting of Messrs. Winter Davis, Kellogg,
Bristow. Dunn, and Millsan.

tee. consisting of Messrs Winter Davis, Kellogg,
Bristow. Dunn, and Millsan.
The Territorial question comes next in order
for consideration before the full Committee. and
when the road is somewhat cleared, il will be
found less practically complicated than now ap.
Fears.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Pacific Railroad got into tight place to.
day, and was extricated from it by the excellent
management of Mr.. Sherman, who placed il in a
pos ton to be acted upon whenever the House
gees INTO Committee of the Whole, as il is ex-
Pected to do tomorrow. There is decided ma
jority for the measure, including Western and
Southern members, who discredit all hope of
saving the Union but who were on the alert TO-.
day when this bill was up
MR. CRrTTENDEN's PROPOSITION.
Mr. Crittendens proposition, which he an
nounced in the Senate to-day, is substantially as
Published in my dispatches last week
To tn. Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Dec Is 1860
lhe secretary OF the Treasury has advertised for pro-
gossis until the 18th for the issue of 5000 00j in
Treasury notes, pursuant 10 the act just passed.
III Is reliably ascerained that Secretary Thompson
mlsson to North Carolina representative of Mis-
fissppis procure her cooperation with all the South
ern States in the event that Liucolns "A administration
shall so act 40 TO damage Southern rights, whatever
may be bis individual opinion the subject Of secession
The bill amendstory of the Pacific Telegraph law.
introduced IN The House to-day 10y Mr. Ely proposes
10 extend the time for the completion of the line to the
let OF December, 1863. allows the company to re-
move TO or build their line upon any railroad which
nay be constructed by the United States Government
from any part of the Missssipp valley to the Pacific
Should the company issue bonds and sell the same the
Government, II required Is authorized to nav the
amount of subsidy the telegraph company in the dis
charge OF tie coupons TO said bonds.
The House Select Committee referred TO a Sub Com.
mittee, consisting of the members from the border
Slave States the amendments proposed from the South
eTn ide to the Fugitive Slave law.
lie Democratic members of the Ohio delegation at
the conference of the delegation from that State last
night took particular pains commit themselves
70 any measure contemplating coercion, believing that
.hls wod result In civil war; nor to the support Of
devoted TO the consideration of measures of adjustment
10 save the Union, as they had been led to expect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

Hoson TO Gan 'sArpr.-Tbere was large mas
meeting Cooper 70 fute last evening to express tho
sympathy Of the Amer tcan people in the cause Of es
and united Italy and the h. 'roc GarbadL Mr.. Norton
read an address and resolution, g. which were adopted.
expressive Of the sentiments OF meeting. John
Anderson, esq, was made the Treas sf OF the Carl
baldi Fund Several addresses were .'Qadc, and the
best of feeling prevailed.
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The Co-operatfoS, Meeting.

MOBILE, Tuesdl'y, Dec. Is, lS1J
The cooperation meeting last night nominated
Messrs. Garland, Goode, VIM. d. Dlnn, John A.
Winston and Robert II. Smith, as delegates to the
Convention
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Suicide.

WArERrowE, N. Y, Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1860.
j. $. McChesney Of New-York, formerly of Pots
dam ST. Lawrence County, committed suicide at this
place last evening bv taking opium.
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Gov. Stewards absence from WAs6uaston was o
casioned by the illness Of one OF his Nps He wss q
pe,ted in Auburn st 30 on MonSsy evening.
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LEorrRrs IN WiILIAssSsScE.--The Rev. J, Z
Fletcher delivers bis lecture on Italy and Gsribaldi u
evening in the =. s. Hall Of tie Lee-ayenue Church,
being the commencement Q. he eoass VI I've Lectures
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President Of Trinity College.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1861.
Prof. Samuel Eliot was this evening elected Presi'
dent Of Trinity College.
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MEDrAL.-The undersigned pupil Of RIcotp,
the celebrated SeIus surgeon Of Pa d o. Pofs cksocn6S
and other diseases Of mgonsaee to the ye. No pc Brood
Consnitotion en- Froncan. c. d, HAMMOND, ~ ID.
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IAdvertfsensnt.J
rfAr EAAIT -
p HOLIDAY at Bar.


num-. Museum Tha. beautiful Drama SEA OF les Or TsH
WIN FLOWER MARCO 10 peyometa o'clock Anernooo.
and u In the Evening II will delight the Mie folh 2. Wen e
older heads for the characters ably sustained and the scenery
IL perfectly beautiful
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ANOTHER FIRE ON sHrpBoARp.

ANOTHER FIRE ON yHTPBOAHD.
At l o'clock yesterday morning, as already re-
ported in The TRIBUNE, fire occurred the packet
ship Viking" lying at the foot Of Grand street. Y.
X. She il owned BY George Hersey of New Bedford.
and commanded by Capt. Young The FIRE originated
among some spars and Is supposed to have been caused
BY sparks from the smoke-stack of steamer living
near falling among them. The vessel damaged to
the amount of $4,000 before the remen could subdue
the flames. She is partially insured, but in what Com
panies we did not learn.
FIRE IN TWELFTH STREET.
Last night, about 10 clock, fire occurred in th6
stable No. 70 East Twelfth street, in consequence
il said of careessness Of Mr.. Glass lone Of the occu
pants), in handling fluid lamp A horse, valued at
}2oO belonging to Mr. Glass, was burned TO death,
and another horse worth $780, owned by Mr.. kierny.
shared the same fate. The building, owned BY the
widow Stephens, was damaged to the amount Of >l0o
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psssn. mp and down Broadway at this hour, the 70.
oyal o, scar-load Of goods could be easily effected,
and vitbot, attracting much attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

The JAPANESE REcEYTIos.-In their official report,
the Committee of the Board Of Aldermen conented
themselves by giving to the world the totas of the
several bills for the Japanese Reception The Lelands
however, prefer to make public the details Of their
claim 1863, 06f 0j) rs follows:
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Mr.. BoorH As OTHELLo.-LaSt night, Mr. Booth
played Othello, with complete success. Though not
near good his Iago, the performance was ne and
in many respects original. The touching pathos Of
Othello's farewell, aud the instantly following hurr
cane Of passion, brought storm Of applause second
only to that following the thrilling Cure of Rome"
in Richelieu. Tonight he plays Romeo, with Miss
Elliott new candidate for Thespian fame, as Juliet
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FIRES.

BURNING OF NEW STEAMSHIP
The new steamship John p. King, white lying at
o'clock and it is thought she will prove total Ioss.
She was GOO tuns measurement owned by 3poford.
Tileston l. Co. of New-Y0rk, and II. MsseI s. Co. Of
Charleston, and was built expressly for passengers
Tho King cost $17000O being provided With al the
modern improvements in steamships. She is injured
n the following corunauipa.
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CoscERT.--A grand concert, for the benefit Of the
Five Points Gospel Union Mission, No. a. Baxter
street. will be given at the Cooper Institute, this even
ing, and an address by the Rev. Rufus W. Clark,
ID. D., Brooklyn, formerly teacher in this Mission.