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Slavery in New Mexico.

ST. Louis. Feb. 1i-The Santa Fe correspond
ent of the Republican says the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives OF New Mexico intro
duced bill to repeal the law passed at the last
session Of the Assembly protecting slavery in
New Mexico, and Oh the next day resolution
was almost unanimously adopted requesting him
TO resign the speakership, which be did. He
subsequently, resigned his seat in the House and
went home. Mr.. Cuellar was elected speaker in
his place and the bin in question was referred &c
a select committee, who reported in favor OF 10.
rejection, which was done without a dissenting
voice.
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Additional from Europe

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Gazette, published
In Berlin, says that the Prussian Government is
on the point OF acceding TO the commercial treaty
between England and France.
Berlin dispatch says that an arrangement for
the cession of Savoy to France was agreed on be
fore the war, on condition that Austria would en-
tirely evacuate Italy, and that ii was also agreed
that Cbablais, the most northerly province Of
Savoy, should be coded TO Switzerland.
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NORFOLK, Feb IA most destructive fire &C
CURED at ElizIbeth City, y. C, yesterday, de
stroying forty-twO houses, including the stores OF
Gatkins Cobb, Poole & Wheeler, and others.
Many families are without shelter or means of
subsistence. The fire was the work Of an incen-
diary, and great excitement prevailed.
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Jail Eired by a Pri,oner-

CAKBoNDALE, Pa. Feb. 1.-THE City Hall a
this place was fired this morning by Owen His
gins; prisoner, who persisted in the flames Th'
building was completely destroyed, tosethe
with the courthouse and Jail attached.
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Pittsburg and its Railroad Subscrptien

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Supreme Court
OF Pennsylvania issued a decree Yesterday com
handing the city counc Is of Pittsburg TO make
full and ample provision for the payment OF the
arrears Of interest due $50 ,OC0 worth Of bonds
issued by tue city Of Pittsbury in the payment Of
Its subscription TO the charter Of the Valley rail-
road
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ALEIASrRIA, Feb Systematically sGss
3 90; Extra 81 =; Super s. 25aS5 37E whe 4
white, fair 10 good, 81 3Oasl IS; red, 81 25s
Sl.25. Corn-white 7Ja76c; mixed 75asDc vel
1SasOc. per bush'l Seeds-rimothy So 5OaS3.
Glover s. 75aS6 IS. Provisions-Butter roll. ISa
20c-, hrkin lial6ci Lard loaI1c.; Pork Sass,
Bacon 1uallc.
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Shocking Accident.

NEWARK, n. Y, Feb. IL Louis Eva, boy
aged II years, and employed in Bishops factory
at the corner OF State and Suffolk streets while
carelessly stepping across a shefting, caught
by his clothing I'm the bslting and whirled over
the shaftng. His right arm was torn ont Of the
socket, both legs fractured, and he was otherwise
seriously injured.
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The Southern Pacific Railway

New ORLEANS, Feb. IL -Lhe Legislature has
passed bill changing the name of the Pacific
Railroad through Texas, to the Atlantic and Pa
ciic Railroad
The Governor has signed the patents for the
states lands in favor Of the company, TO the
tent REQ uired by the charter
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
A DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURE, Horse, Cows, WAGONS .
BUGGY. &c, AT AUCTION.-OrW ednesday the 18th
ins shall sell, by order of the Orphans Cont at
10 clock M at the residence Of the late James
A. BiscE, deceased on street, between Delaware
h Id Effects, embracing
Sofas. Chairs, Bureaus. Lounges,
B.dSt -Gds, Wardrobes, Sales,
Was >tants, Toilet Sets, Tables,
Feather Beds, Bedding AID Mattresses,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware.
general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also, ore excellent Work Horse,
ore exec lent NIlch Cow,
tw" Market Wagons,
one good Buggy.
Terms: All sums under IS cash over Is a credit
OF 81 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed Bearing
Interest
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
1es-d A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until MONDAY, the
20th ms takt, same hour.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
lie l5-d A. GREEN, Aust'r.
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NteamerR for Eurone.

New YORK, Feb. l5.-The Asia sailed this no n
for Liverpool, with 500, GOO ia specie, Amer
can account.
The City of Manchester also sailed al the same
time. but took no specie
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS Flour closed dull but
steady; Howard st and Ohio held at As 81 Wheat
closed firm; sales Of 3 600 bushels red 29al 30;
viii 81 35aSl SO. Corn closed active and steady
yellow 70a75c white 69a92c. Provisions clossd
firm, with small sales. Pork heavy; mess Is %
Whisky quiet at 25c.
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Fatal ARRAY.

NEW YORK. Feb. ia horrible ARRAY occur
red a. Port Even. Ulster county. on saturday
FIVE persons Were killed and two badly wounded
One Of the former was named Riizca and one If
the latter WAS his brother
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NJ MontIesI TT. nscrilt, speaking Of Wistdr'S
natsdW q HHd Cherry, June 19, ssys: 1--WE be-
ieve IL 20 ne generally recognized useful med
cIn py medical men, and we state, with per-
INct ruth and sincerity, th,t in with VIII CHI
we are more Particularly uaiI ted-thot of old
zen an at least eighty years of age residing
few rl!ss from this city, and who is troubled az
tmes WIN an asthmatical comrlsint-the most de-
clGe9q Ienei is obtained whenever he makes ri
the ia sam; this, at the afva: I'd pei of life
when ne has arrived ar az be consi Iered ar un
answeIahIe proof of Its virtues
ook out for limitations.
per. ' - VA Wv 10Y
Prepared by s. w. Fow1E Co.. Boston. and for
SSls ~! NJ; Gilman, :. &. Ford, jr. 3. B. Waite,
-. stot', John Schwarze, Marin 4 Palmer. Wash
lnCtoi,; ana b1 dealers every where. fe Iwr
MRS; w INsLow, An experienced nurse ard female
nysIcian, has Soothing Syrka for Childea Teeth
ing which greatly facilitates the process teething
Oy screening the gums, reducing sll inflammation
VIII SIlay all pain, and is sure TO regulate the
bo~els. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselves, and relief and health your infants
1noLIleI COLUMN. oo LILY
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is Flour 10 dull. State SSa
S. 10; Ohio IS 1OaS5 95; Southern as 45es5 %
Wheat is dull, and nominallv in favor Of the buy
ers Corn has declining tendency; white and
yellow sc. Pork is frm new mess SIS 81: old
prime Sl2.37. Lard is firm. Whisky is duh az
9lka25c
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MaRRlEn.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. r. NJ. Carson,
MI JOHN r. FURGERSON to Miss Ally,
SHEA COLLlNS, all of Washington city, ID. c.
baltimore Sun copy.I
On the 14th instant, by the Rev. N. P. til ling
htst, JULlCS n. EtfN SCHMlbT, Esq, OF Sa-
Samuel NJ. BOotes, of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Feb Is Stocks are lower except
Pacific Railroad Company, which has advanced
Sc; Chicago and Rock Island GA; Illinois Cen
trail Shares sos; Michigan Southern Ga: New
York Central 7Oxi Reading 391; Va. 6's e2k.
No. 6's 79Ss.
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PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will aIray
hnd them for exchange 81 the Star Nfhna cnuntaI.

WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention TO the
advertisement of DIR. Woolfson, the Optic!an, 264
tesnth streot7, which appears in the Inteligencer
and states IL Will be seen that his STRENGTHENING
epectacles and eye glasses are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen presumed to be Judges Of
their good qualities, And of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use by those who require the cid
OF these important instrumentallties. DIR. w has
been located th Rcity for saveral years de 90
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NorIcK-Dt'f,,ef of Columbia Adver.ise,rents
20 Dc inserted IN fhe BALTIMORE Sun are ,see,ved
az and Tortcard>d from The STAR Office
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DIED,

On the l4th instant, JOHN d. COAD, in the
18th year of his age.
His friends and relatives ars respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late resideEce s2d
street, two doors below the Avenue. on Thursda ,
afternoon, at o'clock, without further nolics
(Phliadel phIa par ers cOpyD
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NOVEL PREsENrATIoN.-The members Of =,
House OF Representatives and the House Oil er
ana reporters Were each presented to day with
bottle Of SpaIding's Prepared Glue-a shrewt
Yankee trick In the way of advertising
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE It co, Aactioneers
barge sc. w. L. CCSTISn AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February
18th. st ocl"ek, at the wharf foot c 18th street,
sha II sell the Barge called the ST. w. T. Custis -
in length, IA feet in bresdth and feet in depth nd
measures o. tons She has been recently partial, "
repaired, and will be sold as she stands tog etht
with lot of new aud old lumber.
Terms cash.
fe Il il MCGUIRE Il CO AuotE
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IN ORDER TO BIZ CORRECT in the matter as the
statement In the Star has been widely conied il,
the German and American press, we have to saw
that the "MOldavian Count now i'm prison for
Iaise Ptetnces, was proven to be one Jaeger, mot
love letter addressed TO him was also shown to be
his own fabrication. For the credit Of the sex
we would not have it inferred that any woman
has actually been dupcd by him. 1T is quite
probable that this man may be the unfortunate
offspring OF some European aristocratc licentious-
ness, and thus is visiting the sins of his parents
upon the public.
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RoBBERY At RoCKvILLE.-Yesterday an officer
from Rockville, Md arrived in this city in pur-
suit OF Cornelius COndlan, who Is charyed with
stealing about $3.50 from butter dealer The
statement Is that the butter dealer had been to
this city and sold his stock, and on his way home
stopped at Rockville, at a tavern where Condlan
was hostler. BY some means he got possession of
the money, and sloped The last heard Of him was
that he was on mis- way to hockport. New York
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INvETERATE Last night, Margaret ussell was
arrested 10y the watch and lodged in the guard
house, on charge of stealing Il dress from Roberta
Knoxville. While in the cell, she had for COM
panlon woman very well dressed, but who had
been on regular drunk. During the night Mar
Sarct stole part OF her dress, her bonnet ribbons
armets, &c, and tried to secure them; but thor
ou%h search d disclosed them hid away under her
clothes She Was sent to Jail by Justice Dom. for
trial at the Criminal Court
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The Mclaue THeaj
Alexandria Nfarkets.

NFw YORK, Feb. I5-The Times of this mor
ing publishes the Mexican treaty In full.
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BEAR IN MIND that this is the last week Of tn
RUSSIAN War Diorama in this city. Those VIII,
iali to see this magnificent spectacle will be sur,
to regret it,
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GRAND CONCERT by the pupils of the female
departmen of the first, second and fourth district
pGhlc schools will take place to-morTow ut the
smithsonian Institution under the direction of
their musical instructor, Mr. Joseph fl Daniel
Enjoyable as have been the previous concerts of
these schools, it is now expected that with the
enlarged cultivation Of the pupils the coming one
Will far exceed any one of these, satisfactory as
they were.
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REAL EsTATE-J. c. Mcclure & Co, auction
GERS, sold, yesterday, farm of 52i acres. in Lou
doun county. Va about twenty-five miles from
Washington, to Geo. p. Wise, for Sl1 per acre.
Also, house and lot on Eighth street. between
X and north, to James Towers for 81 $50
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HAD Lone Run, II THERE. 10 MISTAKE
Jno Haynes, a Colored man, was arrested this
morning as fugitive slave, belonging to a Mrs
Turner, formerly of Charles county. MARYLAND
Mrs. Turner appeared before Justice Murphy
where she stated that she believed the prisoner to
be her servant, Jno. Bradley Humphreys who
ran away twenty or twenty-five years ago He
ried, and had children. She claim. d to identify
him by his size, color, and deep scar upon his
right eyebrow. The apparent age of the prisoner
Is NOT more than forty. Mr.. baltimore appeared
J. Ware, Of Va, but does not know whether he is
now free or not The case being rather mystifed
the Justice very properly retained the prisoner
until he could send for his freedom papers and
the claimant could send for more positive evidence
OF his having been her servant He has been
long time residing in this city. is well known
ana 'htre may probably be mistake in the per
freedom The case will be continued this after
noon.
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BY J G.. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuctIoneers
EURNITUREAND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT

BY j &. MCGUIRE CO, Aucuoneer-.
FURNITUREAND HOuSEHnLD EFFECTS
February I7tn. at 10 O'Clock. at the resIdencs of
gentleman Geslin ~ h"nsssesplns, on Missouri
the Furniture aud Effects, com prIsinr-
Mahoeaoy hnir-sprlng Sofas, Rockers, Arm and
Marb top Centre and Mahogany Card Tables,
GIT frame Mirrors, Whatnot,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
DaInask Cnrtalns. Window Shades,
lining Tsb!e. sideb Sssrg' Dining Chair,
NMia arbIa ny AID ia Wsnut Dressing Bureaus.
Hair and ii sk Mattresses, ''''' iO'''' 'e'''
Bolsters and Pillows,
BLANKETS, Comforts and Spreads,
China, lass and Crockery Ware,
Silver plated Csstors For ks and Spoons,
Together with general assortment OF Kitchen
cred Of 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
fe Il d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
CHAScRk f s SFEF ~ AsStiGsfsE Hor,,
- AND LoTs ~ WAsHINGToN CITr.-Pursuant to
the Of Decree the Cir
r. suit OF Jane z. Gray aud als. VS. Mary ID. bud
ley and ais; NS tli.6 eanity the sndersgned
the hSRet day S o Fsbfna i9s
lSS) at o clock m the real estate in the bill and
pToceedinss in said suit mentioned late the pro D.
erty Of Mrs. Ann Semmes. consisting, of two lots,
eEts on ga ch situate at the corner OF 18th
treet and Mary land avenue UssndD in SQUARE StS
will all the rights and privileges thereto belonging
! he terms Of sale ares Une-third of the purchase
money IN ca h. cnG as 10 the residue credit of
and II months from the Cay of "a the purchaser
giving bonds, with good security, to be approved
by the trustee, and the legal TT to he retained
further security until the payment in full. The de-
ferTed payments to bear interest from the DAY of
sale.
If the terms of sale are no: complied with within
three das from the sale dav. the trustee reserves
he right to resell on weeks notice at the and
risk OF the fret purchaser. All conveyancipe at
the costs of the purchaser.
ALLAN B. MAGRUDER. Trustee
ia 3 3tawtd A. GREEN. Auct
| BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctoneers
IpOSlTlVESALEV VERY VALUABLE FARM
Il ~ PRINCE u KoRGE's COUNTY ,MD-On THURS
DAY, sd INST, st u O'Clock will sell on he
fertIle Farm known as Part Of Greenwood Park
Enlarged" the residence Of p. Hill, yr, and situa-
ted 10 miles from Washington, on the old Mari
borough road, near Odd Long Fields" and con-
tsln;ng about two hundred ard eleven and three
-cishths OF a. acre IN n high state of cutiva
ton. Abou seventy acres are IN fine wood and
uIGoer and the remainder in fertile AID pro-
dHctive eel for tohacao and grain. aud about my
acres az whlch Is seeded IN wheat a nd now In
Promising condition
The improvements on the place are good consist
Ing of p comfortable aud spsoious Dwelling, To-
becco Houses. Sheds, q c., &c.
Inc farm can be worked with f-wer hands than
most farms Of the sIze, and this sale will off
81 opFoTtunity se.dom met with to acquire vsl
Terms very liberal and made known a. time Of
sale.
Also,
At the tame time and Place. 5or Horses
fell-d WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
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ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 10, |. o. o. F. give a
grand cotillon party tomorrow evening. al the
~ hail OF the European Hotel, for the benefit of
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., he WESTERN HOSE COMPANY, No l. announce
efn Hall, Twenty-thir street.
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WASHING TON STATUE.-Dr. w Gilmore Simms
declines the appointment as orator at the naupu u
ration Of the statue Of Washington. in co:ise-
quence of i'll health. Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia
an accomplished speaker and able writer L5s ac-
cepted the appointment
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
v.v,, Msn's Bssissss Ssits,
YortAs' Essixsss Sstss,

Chtidren's School Salts.
500 NoAH WAIkER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
aRHnoanoe inst their annual display of Fall and
w inaeI SIoth,ng ls now ready for inspection. II
Is Con ised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
foutns CIOthlng of the newest and richest designs
IN ~ m:aterlel, trimming, and workmanship.
10 those who study excellence with economy in
asniohaole articles Of dress, opportunity now
o1sIeo Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prices. ~ '-' ''''
QuERU's COP LIVER OIL JELLY
=; approved BY the New York Academy of Medi-
cine' IL is twice more efhcacious than the iauid
on. IL is tho only cure for Scrofuas, Consump-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
Also,
lUERu's JELLIFIKD CASTOR OIL, BY which the
offensive greatness of the oil obviated For sal
Georgetown
PENFOLD, Parker 4 MOWER, Wholesale gents,
L" Beokman street, New York city. no SIN
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AN OLD OFFENDER.-Caleb Batson colored an
old offender whose former service in the penitnn-
tiary Will probably be remembered by the older
officers, was arrested last night by officer Bietzel
on a charge OF larceny OF clock, box Of shaving
soap, bundles of shoe ties pieces Of bacon. bsef
pork, decanters, baskets, glass dishes segars, and
about three dollars in silver and copper coins.
He was sent to Jail for Court by Justice DOM
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REwARDED-We noticed 4 few DAYS ago the
fact Of bundle of curtains having been ptven To
colored man, which he left at Justice Donn's
office Since then Mr.. J. T. Kilnon has ident
fed them as bis property, and this morning the
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u horgh The STAR IS printed on the tastes,
Hsa" press ." use south Of Baltimore, its editio.
IS so large as 20 reGsi,s to Be px. to press at an
early ho~yj Adrertissyrens,, therefore, should be
sent q" before T0elrs oeIoeL, m; osAerriss they
may NOT appear xnsI tAs merit day.
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.,no ,-LAAENrABLE SUICIDEs.-We see thou
IN IN 80 ouI streets diving by Inches. coughs ne
nsI,s Lag s no p me grave: when Mrs. Nj. ~ card
mnd i,,'i ;. saisam OF erwort ADD ltoarbonnd
w'uu qulet the cou And cure the fssas AZ nrs,,
'P,h .arH: IL may be found at ali the druggists.
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WATCH RETURNS .-Iohn WiIson d,unL ,rd
oiSorderly; workhouse 20 days Nelly GRAY. dis
orderly; fine and costs. S. 10. Laura Malone. do
90, 81 rs Clarissa Peters col, do; do, 81 Is
Mary Butler, col do do. 81 Is Thos Jobn.
son, alias Kele Barton, alias Batson col. do do
10 IS Margaret Russell, do. and larceny: Jail for
court c: Z. Todd, carrying concealed weapons;
90 S2ll5. Seven lodg gers Were accommodated
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AcCIDESr.-I esterday as Miss Lizzie COLGATE
I'm company with lady friend) was riding on
horseback In the northern part Of the city, her
horse became fri < htened, and ran. plunuiny aud
Kicking, from Fourteenth {, Eleventh st where
stopping suddenly, the fair rider vas thrown from
the saddle to the ground. She was fortunate i'm
escaping serious injury. DR.. Elliott being near
had her placed in his carriage and removed to her
residence w Ae'
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TOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
l. handsomely furnished, with hot and GOLD water
and bath room. (P"tonaac water.) The apartments
sre arse and airy; fonr rooms a fooI, from the
CO, S2S Pa. avenue, between eth and 18th ST..
haS
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS meeting Of citizens
opposed to endorsing the late political letter of the
Hon John Minor Bolts, held at Liberty Hall last
evening, c. F. Subtle, ESQ D, was called to the
chair, and J NJ Stevens. Esq =, was elected secre-
tary Messrs. 6. ID. Wise, r. NJ. Smith, w n.
McBligh, F. w. Ashbv and J. kell being ap-
pointed committee TO draft resolutions, retired
ana soon reported series of resolutions tn the
effect that 1t was the duty Of all good citizens of
virginia to hold the political differences which
prevail among themselves in complete subordi ma
ZION 10 their common opposition to the so-called
Republican party and to stand ready for cheerful
and cordial union and hearty COO peration when
ever it shall be necessary to prevent the success or
the ascendency Of that most pernicions and repre-
hensible organization, and that the meeting viewed
the letter of j. Nj. Bolts mischevous produc-
ton, sowing strife, intoxicating divisions and un-
sealing the waters of bitterness among ourselves
and giving thereby both advantage and encourage
nent to those who are plotting our ruin
Inc resolutions were adopted and, upon calls
c: E. Stuart, G. D. Wise, and r. w. Ashby
addressed the meeting, The frst-named gentleman
In speech of about two hours
Richard l.. Carne jr, delivers a lecture before
the Friendship and other fire companies this
evening, in the lecture room of the Method ST
Episcopal Church South on TIE subject of ssCapt
Mr.. Z. nj. Casteman has been deputed by the
military companies of the city to go to Richmond
and draw their share Of the extra pay which has
Deen allowed by the Virginia Legislature to the
soldiers who recently served at Charlestown The
amount coming to the Alexandria companies will
be about SIS 900.
Bishop Johns administered the rite of conflrma-
ton TO thirteen persons, at Grace Church, on Sun
day morning.
DIR. SCUDDER, in his fourth lecture upon India
last night, contrasted Hindoo Panthesism and
Boston characterization, contendng that they
were pretty much the same thing with this in
favor or the HndOos, that their system was ham
mered outupon their own anvil, while the Boston
gentlemen bought their goods cheaply at second.
hand In German and French shops
DR.. ). said many smart things at the expense of
the Athenian opponents of what he desip mated as
the "PollYWog Philosophy OF America but ex-
cuSed himself from being severe upon them as
he could be. as his wife was a Yankee gal and il
wouldn do for the sake of family quiet
In maintaining the oneness OF Himdoo Panthe-
ism and New England Transcendentalism, he
avsrred that the latter Quoting from Emerson AS
proof is founded on denial Of the existence of 4
personal God, and makes SELF the centre of its
scheme.
.. That it denies any individual soul
8. That 1t denies the existence of matter
4. That it denies the fact Of outward authority
for revelation.
). That ii rerudiates the existence Of sin
D. That 1t scouts the idea of a man looking out
from himself for a ReGeemer
Dr. Scudder gives his concluding lecture to-
night.