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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1860.
Mr. EANIERRE introduced bill 10 incorporate tue
memllsrs of the New-York Library Association, the
capital not 70 exceed $500, 600.
Er. Mcleod MURPHY introduced a bill TO amend
the Revised Statutes 20 10 provide thatevery exeru-
r or administrator shall within three months Of the
time of bis appointment, pay in fall ont OF any prop
ertv or money of testatOr, all debts due by said tes
r 10 apy servant or laborer for services performed
within one year prior to the death Of sad testator
Also bill giving the claims of servants preference
in The New-York District Courts
Also general bill authorizing the incorporation of
juvenile reform asylams.
Mr.. MANlERRE brought in bill to facilitate the
sale and foreclosure of the NewYork and Erie Rail-
road Company. 1t provides for selling the road, us
personal property and franchise together, as whole,
under the fourth fifth mortgage, subject to the thlrd
second, and first.
Also for organizing new incorporation by the pur
ebasers to be called the Erie Railway Company. IL
provides for the erection of stock that shall not
exceed the amount of the old stock and unsecured
debt, and authorizes the distribution OF this STOCK
among the old stockholders and unsecured creditors.
The bill is understood TO be designed to carry ont an
anicable arrangement made between the New YORK
and Erie Railroad Company, its stockholders and
creditors.
Among the bills passed was the to secure more
Just division of the estates Of Debtors who assign for
the benefit ofcreditors.
The bill to reduce the ferTisge between New-York
and BROOKLYN on the Union Ferry boats 10 one cent
was advanced to a third reading.
Mr. KETCHAM intro iuced a bill to provide for the
survey and settlement Of the boundary line between
Ne&-York and Connecticut.
The bill TO incorporate the Suffolk County Society
for the Preservation Of Game, &C., was advanced TO
third reading.
motion to take up the Railroad Toll bill for con-
gideration was lost by 10 10 9.
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Diaasfers, 30.

sonH Nrx Luyscs bound to thi. port, previously
yhore on Curturk has of 10 bales cotton and
zoo have been landed The beach the vssei does
NOT leak injured contract has been made 20 get Der
eTrAssHp GRENADA Of the New Orleans line prsyicuy
o,tea nk by the Ice 10 the Great Balance Deck for re-
ais. a., -
THR snip CArKLRrSE now on the Large Sectional po<i
she viii be stripped !, ceaiked ana newly soppered
YARMOUTH " s. Feb srhs Dr. bark Beaver, nora Ardrot
san Nov with cargo Of ps ison kc bound Newfork
has nut in here In distress ard crew disabled.
INV lei, sraph 10 kllwood Walter eco Sec Beard underrs
NissNG VissEL-SchL North Wind Of Provineetown, l.S
tune valued at s5oOo partially ins"rcd IN Proysceiesn hc
nom this port Oct l. 1859 fos Jsrente 81 portnso ana sscs
tina, time nothing been heard rom her. and Supposed
thai he ouudtrd In the hurricane Of Oct with s on board
The fowirg 4. M of crew and passengers; Lewis herrss
aer y Pro ince,own sea 80 years leaves wis and ehnSs
sessn d. Ssed % years. James Devine do Of do Fran
cis koAdans do sged - years. and M Stevenson,
cook OF d. aged years and two Hs, en senses
:. =,
MOBILE Feb 9The schr. Monitor bence for NewYok 70
sone out got Fast Bank between Mobile Poiat
and and Island steamer IL now takias and tAs
will probably he got ca TO day.
ny letter TO EnwOOdwater, Sec. Board Of uDd-Tw's
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Hysrhs,.. .Reportsd BY TslsSropa.

marble Feb CoTroS Sales 90 day 1000 bales at prices
r,using from Il Ia icic.. the market closing Arm
CnAkIKsroN Feb s.-CoTroS Market firm; sales to-day
SAVANNAH Feb. scorToy scsve, with advancing ten
ArGrsTA Feb S-corros Sales to-day 2co bales the market
KEwOsLsASs Feb. s-CorroS sitter, bat not gnetably
clsprsd saes to-day 10000 bales ct ellie for Mtdkns
sUeiR steady. FREieHT on Cotton 70 Liverpool slsd
NEWORLsAss Feb. 1COTToS firm and te higher sses 20
day 900 bales Middng sales Of three days LEGO
bses receipts time 40 500 bales ssatnst 80 & 10 sne
time yes increased a this pert ~ QUO Sses CO. a.
do. sls SC. LARD firm FTesh and Exehsnse anchsnssd AL
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9--FLOUR firm soperhns % %
Vulgar buoyan sales of 1000 bush Red, 81 s40Sl S9j
White ~ go Rye, SIC. CORN buoysnti salss 100 bush
Yellow at tic. BAcoS-sdes 7sGs3c. WaIfkY hrm Ct no
acc. 90 "a. 80. ,..
for MiSSjpe The sales Of the Last three Gays add up l
bales and the receipts $40 bales. Other articles onehanssd
BtIrTyoRE Feb. SFIoUR quiet, but frm s 20 sHgSe %
for Howard street Wheat steady at 81 igd 80 for White
and 25a 81 30 for Red dull snd unchanged FRO
VISIONS unsettled. WHISKY better; sales AZ 24c.
CIScssArI, Feb. e-FLouR dull, and unsettled WHnxf-
Sales at z0d20{c PRovoSs unchsnged demand iI hess
Pork, oil 50d SlS. LARD held at loic'
EXCHANGES.
CrscvSArI, Feb s.-sight Exchange on NsWr0fS 10
changed. - ~, VI .u.h.r,.S
PHulpRrPHIA Feb. 8-Sight Drafts on New rors, par
NEy-OaIIAss Feb. 8-Exchange unchanged
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THE CENTRAL PARK EXPENDITURE.

To The Editor Of The " y. Tribune
SIR There are malcoptents with everything, and il
is not surprising that the great work of the Central
Park Commission should encounter opposition. i OBJ
serve disposition TO criticize the policy of the Com
mission, which has attempted to secure thoroughly
good construction in everything that is undertaken
upon the Park There is doubt that IL would hl re
been easy 10 have completed the whole Park by this
time, and within the present expenditure, after Sort
We have seen enough Of such work in our Streets
where a pavement is sooner laid and given up to
traffic than occasion for repairs is evident. "They do
these tbDgs better abroad, yet in London the penny
wse pound foolish policy onetimes overcomes, 10
come extent ii did in the construction both of Regents
Park and Of Victoria Park.
Regents Park laid out by Nash in 1872, although
large part of it had previously been public park
"Old MaIylebone Park') 1t was not opened to the
public till 1885, being PC years in construction. New
enheeis II yearE afLerward the residents in the vi
entity found its drainage imperfect that they raised
by subscription large SUM as iuducement to the
Government TO undertake what amounted TO an almost
complete reconstruction in the most expensive psrtcu
lars. Mr.. Kemp wrote of il in 1851
"The whole of this Park is 20 be thoroughly draned
its clayey subsoil having long caused damp, un-
healthy atmosphere TO hang the dstric, during
Autumn and Winter. The advantage of good drain
ape in such locality cannot be ovcrestimsted whether
as ii respects the publ, health and comfort the prog
ress OF The trees But 1t can, at BEST be only mper.
fecily dore now, unless the whole OF the surface be
again broken mp"
Victoria Park, smooth piece Of ground Of between
two and three hundred acre., was commenced TO be
improved in 1919, and the public were first admitted to
use 1t three yeas alterward. Nine years aiterwrd,
mr. Kemp wrote;
Unfortunately for the character Of this Park for
years come, and IN tome respects for lie permanent
effect about the execution Of the work has
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-
Mr. Murphy introduced bill in the Seuate amends
tory of the act relative to the District Courts Of New
York. II provides that any action brought IN any
District Court of tho City of New-York, by any
servant domestic laborer, for recovery OF wages
where the amount of his claim does not exceed $50,
shall have preference for trial over all other cases In
said court, and Judgment therein shall be rendered
within four days. and no fees or costs shall be charged
or demanded by any officer or allowed IN any suoh
action EXCEPT fee TO the constable for serving sum-
mons, which shall be fifty cents, and no more in each
action and the usual fee TO urymeD, II there De jury
trial and fee Of ten cents TO the clerk OF the court
for the execution. Every summons, alias or plurles
summer issued in any such action shall be male re-
turnable within FIVE days, and ferved within three
DAYS from the issuing thereof and the trial Of such &C
ton shall be had within three days I'm the return OF
such Summons as served, ana shall not DC postponed
except by consent Of parties
JUVENILE REFoRNAToRY SCHOOLS.
Mr. NJ also introduced bill TO authorize the incor-
poration of Juvenile Reformatory Schools.
IL provides that any five more persons OF full age,
citizens of the State may associate themselves in order
TO establish aud carry on Il Juvenile Reformatory
School. Whenever snch school shall be ready to 20
into OPERATION the Trustees thereof shal apply to the
Governor of the State who shall appoint an Inspector
20 visit the same and, If proved satisfactory, said
school eha be adopted into tue system of Reformaory
Schools for Juvenile denquents OF the State. Any
such corr Grafton may receive
l. Children between the ages of and IA, who, by
covenant in writing of their parents or guardians may
be surrendered or nrusted 10 it for preservation or
reformation.
9. Children between seven and fourteen years OF
age who may be committed to the of such Corpo-
ration as idle truan vicious children by order OF
anv magistrate empowered TO make commttal of such
children.
3. Children Of Ike age, who may be transferred at
the option of the Superintendent or Oyerseers of the
Poor, from any county Or other public Poorhouse, OF
Aims louise to such Corporation.
The Tfustees or Managers shall have power to place
the children committed to their at such employ.
ment and cause them be instructed in such branches
of useful knowledge as shall be suitable to their years
and cepacities and they shall have power to bind out
the sad children with their CONSENT as apprentices OF
servants during their minority.
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CoLoNzATYO IN YORUBA.
d.n,. Of ~. Afdo.u Ciyili,a,Ion Society.

Correspondence Of the African Civilization Society
ABBEOKooTA, Dec. S, 1859.
Rev. II. II. GARNET, President African Civilization
SOciety-De0r Sir; was considerably disappointed
In not having received any from you by the last
mail DR.. Delsny has been with me now over month.
HE health is feeble. He contracted the fever in LII
IBERIA and in other parts of the coast. Had he
directly 70 AbbeOkoota, believe he would have en-
joyed as good health as do.
Should circumstances permit, we purpose efecting,
ahis week. formal contract with the Alake Tor KiDQj
and chiefs Of the place, in which we tha have clearly
stated the conditions whieh we shall be permitted
20 enjoy privileges Of civilized life. Thew are as
nave already informed you, very favorable 10 onr
enierprIe. The natives are beginning 10 appreciate
the advantages which flow from contact with ciyilza
ton. AZ soon as possible after work ia finished
here we shall set out for places further in the interior
.--IbadeD, gsye, Ogbomishaw, Awysw, and IllOrin
We are very much slraitened ia our pecuniary az.
fsirs When DR.. Delany arrived here he had only
go ia his possession. have confidence that the Afn-
can Civilization SOeisty viii make efforts 10 aid
MS ROBERT CAMPBELL.
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ropNsOxrn Brooilyn Y. D. on Wednesday ysb .. On,
sbt JotusoD ased and month"; second 70
vyYd H. and Nay Jane Johnson f. ~ ehta
vvrrApD-On Wednesdey morning Feb. Q, Of rhoout6x-
a,.h Cora Louise only child Of William and ssrsh y.
& .ixs. and friends arc respectfully invited sst>rd sss
from the residence Of Der parents No. lT East rvs
sa,us viii be taler 10 Greenwood for intsIment =.
LEETID Brooklyn, ON Wedossday feo james NJ Lens
AGED wears. months and rs days
LENT-ln this city Tnssdsy Feb y psvie A. bens,P ~,
aged yesr II months and days '.
LETsos-n thi. city on Wednesday, FEB Anna Issbehs
dsuher VIM Warren and Jane Letson eyed months and
9dayG
MIEGLEs--Tn this city Wednesday FEB 1900, s1ef
long and lBess EicJaos hsnse', aged year.
MASTER sON-Tn this city Tuesday, FEB. ssf ssset
Illness Mrs Mary Masterson, Ia tho 7Oth yesf Of nN t
widow Of the late Michael Mssteron, native Of Lenpofa
Ireland.
ODEL-Iu this city or Wednesday, Feb Of eonsanpios,
James Price Udel, Ia the 9th year Of his ere.
PoWEIL-At Almont, Lspeer Comfy Mich, formerly o.
New York City. Saturday FEB. 1890 Robert Powell, IN
the 49th year Of his Of congestion Of the nn de Wa
beloved by all who knew him.
PANCOAsTn this city, onwsanesday morning Feb. str
Illness william C. Psneoast In the SD sf bis
TERBoss-In this city Tuesday Feb ofpzalyas Mrs.
Martha rerbOss AGED wife Of the ias Henry Tebes
Of Ulster County, N. T.
WAY-In Broslyn "Wednesday evening Feb o. Harfs q.
WAY rect of John Way In the 3sth year of her
Fuueixl on Friday afternoon O'Clock, from her late red
Ign. .a
wAENER-ln JERSEY City "Wednesday, FEB John ASans
son Of John J. and Hannah Wsnner sgsd years. mouths
and
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Arrived.

Steamship City of Washington tBrl Pee Liverpool Jan
IS via Queenstown, mdss and to John @. Dale The
G. W arrived yesterday morning, 9th inst
Steamship City of Manchester Br screw), Cumming Liv
jan H. 18th, dse and To John q. Dale
Put into Johns short OF coal experienced heavy westerly
gales the entire passage; arrived OF the Battery At
Steamship Locust Point French Savannah, mdSs 10 X B.
steamship Yorktown Parrish Norfolk, mds. and pas. to
Lighthouse bark Ashore with sails loose tppaent
y went during the night
Feb T. lat 81 g. lon u o. snaled brig Helena Baltimore,
big Fcho Rice PortauPrnce JAM 49, coffee &C., 10 Dels-
Brig Csros Heinrich venez) Herrsrs Cudad Bolivar "a
days hides &c, to Moller 4 Riers-
sehr CsIops (of Bo.t0n Hopkins Rio Janero Dee D. in
JAM ss % 90 Ion a. spO'e brig Echo, from PorssaPTinee
schr. Martin Goldthwste Elizabethport for saco coal
scbr. Wsiohman Watson Elizsbethport for Boston.
Schr ID. B. barnard, Hohner, Ek sbethpor for Boston
Schr Margaret Platter, bard wilmington Del days. corn
schr Golden Rod of Fall Rive COnerr ST. Martins 10 days.
seb John JOne Hogan, Wilmington DeL days corn TO s.
Sch Ann Elizabeth Ireland Milford DEL days corn to R.
d. Barrett 4 Co.
sch Ceres Meridian Newcastle Dell days corn to R. D.
Barrett 4 Co.
schr rlorids, Brewster Virginia days, oysters.
schr a. Barnes, Bsrnes New dayens day in ballast.
soop Harvest, Corwin Providence nndse
Steamer Penguin Wilhsms Providence dse TO Isae oden
Joseph Allen.
BELOW-l herm brig
SAILED Ships Yorktown London; Victory Liverpool FIN
land Apalschcols; baks Native (Brl, Glasgow; Iva 81.
ton Also, steamships Nashville, CbaestOni Montgomery Sc
From s. w. spt-ship Margaret Evans, London.
Withholding the day, rom s. w.
The bark Francis secor arrived evening Of the stb sailed from
Liverpool Dec &c. not Jan It, appears the morning papers
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MARINE JOURNAL
FORT OF NEw-YoRK.........F.s. .


Stesmships-Locus. Point French Baltimore, IL B. Grom-
well Co. Montgomery, Beny Savannah, Ii. b. Cromwell
Co - .
BsrLs-Wieand (Bren) Ozermen, Bremen, Cbas. Lufss
Jas Smith, snow, Marseilts, p. w. Trundy.
Brif-Indian Queen, Mc0regor, ST. Kits Smith Jones
Co.; Three Sisters, Daily, Aspinwsl ~ Place Clyde Orb
Cienfusgos II. ]. C. A. DewoGsi w. Akin, ~sdmsn 81
John, p /. MENUS & Son.
schooners-D Z. Sawyer, Titon, Peenburr Van Brunt
Sasht; D. W. Sanders Farrell Savannah Bumming Bird Car.
roll Halifax H. J. C. A. Dewol; j. Alberta Tooker, Apaa
chcola Oakley Keang Comet Card rsusbcro, ID. T. De-
wolfe; King Fisher Holmes Savannah l. B. 0sger a. b. Me-
Kensie Bradford Mobile, Taylor Hurlbuti D. d. Bellows
ysunGb d. c. Munai r. YsiS Franz, Moorehesd City D. c.
stesners-DelAwsre Cannon, Philadelphia r. Perkins A
u, McCsbe, South Anlboy.
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"the harvest" a. eady whiteS Several neYpr,fre rifles
iorwsrd With interest the " az when they shs Ne
able make YorVba their homs But hey want the 70
them in locating there This do az thy will ala sheu
selves and soon he abe TO say TO cir keo3s Come and
with us and viii do goo a. for the Lord has promised
a. good concerning Africa
We have recent commune atoms from Nesu Campbell aud
Dssny stating thei sTeite circumstances for want otiunds
70 enable them prosecute their enterprise We appeal the
friends Africa evetywh' aid Society In this enterprise
Funds may be sent 70 N reafursT Ro6ei, hndsy
IS Broad street. fewy orb City 70 the Rev
tine Correspondents scIeaIy African Civilization Society No
Bible House, New City by whom they win be s'kno"
edged A. A. CONSTANTINE, Cor Dec
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POLYTECHNIC CLUB OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE.

The Polytechnic Club of the American Institute
held it's regular meeting In No "a Cooper Insti-
tuie last evening. Upward Of 200 members were
present, among whom were the Actuary elect,
Thomas McElraih, esq Prof. mason, occupied the
chair. The subject Of the general adnlteration Of
articles of diet was introduced and Com ni:tee OF
three appointed to prepare the whole subject for
future discussion and careful scientific ANALYSIS.
Messrs Garvy, Seeley, Butler, Serrell, johnson,
Stusrt Fishsr, Cohen, Hedrck, and Batcheldon were
appointed Special Committee to visit North Point
Foundry, Jersey City, next Tuesday, at Up. m for
the purpose of texamining WARDS steam ice sleigh
LADY, Franklin" which will be finished and in work.
ING order by that Time and to report at the next meet
ing Of the Club.
The subject of superheated steam was announced for
Discussion next week, and the meeting adjourned.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLuR

regular meeting OF the Central Republican Cam
pagn Club was held last evening at Thorps Hotel
Mr. SINEos DRAPER took the chair. A large number
Of new members were elected and names proposed
for future election.
resolution was taken from the table offered at the
previous meeting by Mr. YOUNG censuring the action
old plan Of elecng delegates TO the Chicago Conven
ton by Congregational Districts. A substitute was
offered by Mr. MAcoMBER, stating IN general terms,
that while the Club differed from the State Committee
In their preferences on the above subject they vet
chesriny acqniesced in their action, and called upon
all the party 10 do likewise. Mr.. ELDER spoke
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE ELTcrIoS.-The annual cleo
ton Of officers of the American Institute was held yes
terday between and p M, in the Cooper Institute.
The interest manifested was greater than ever before
and gentlemen who came in to vote, were imPortuned
from the street entrance to the polls with advice as to
the right ticket Last year but l67 votes were cast
while yesterday the number of votes was 422. The
ticket which bore the name Of Gen. Hall for President
and Thomas McElrath for Corresponding Secretary
was elected by considerable majority. OF the 422
votes but 274 were straight, the remaining l4S were
scratched some of them severely. The vote on the
principal officers was follows:
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been done in the worst possible manner Even the
roeJs mill nave 20 be formed afesh the grass leveed
ard he margins Of the larger lake reduced 70 some
,bne Ike slope, aud rendered capable of resisting
,ba ssasb Of the water by kind of pitching. The
nsntatiors also will require gradual remodeling and
single trees and eroups must be dotted the green
sward."
woul3 the remoustrants against the bill before
the Iegislature, like to have the policy which gov
srued the work upon Victoria Park adopted by the
Central Park Commission hEADSh.
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MARRIED.
UOICOAR-MApCY-

H0LCOMB-MARCY-ln this city, on "Wednesday, Feb Q, by
the Rev Richard keyes, h. Holconb esq, of Waertows
h. Y, 10 Miss lydia r. Marcy.
MoNsoN-WiLs0N-On Wednesday evening Jan q, at
Newark by the Rev. l. H. Wilson Of Long Branch David D.
Mopob to Mary j. daughter Of William Wilson both Of New.
York.
New.Haven papers pleass copy
MILLS ROBER1s-At White Plains MY, on Tuesday, Feb.
by the Rev Theodore g. Ruwnsy Mr. James Mills Of New
Rochelle to Mrs. Anna l.. Ro ,erts of ksw.Ysrk.
sEYMOUR-MAINs-ln this city, on Wednesday, Feb. g. by
the Rev Geo Jarvis Geer Associate Rector Of the Church Of
the Holy Apostles Isssc NJ Seymour ESQ., TO Miss Virginia
Mains, both of New-fsrk.
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To TIE FRIENps OF AFRICA.

The African Civilization Society have entered upon
ea and important wok-tbe Christian CT. izaon Of Acs
Two Of cur men in the YOruba county, forming eas'
Of entity with the King and chief and making rsnsen.nts for
settlers among them ana instruct them ~ fs@pt ana
ex,uple On the ss AID sciences Of Christian and ciyze he
wide and yely important open In the valley o. the
Nicer for the sIhbaos Of Christian zeal and enterprise ThS
r1aEhropt ard tie Csn ipyisedto enter IN Sodghsr
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hiaJoiity io' BULL S'i''
The ticket elected was as follows:

TRUSTEES AND COMMITTEES FOR 1860.
Fer P,es1ent-WILLIAA HALL
Fer Decentralization A. Bunting John Gray dudley D.
Gregory.
For Recording Seeretary-Henry Meigs. -, ,
For Corresponding Secretary and AgenThonas McErah
For Tyeaswey-Benedict Lewis, IT, 80,
For FfRdnre Committees. R. Comstock r. d. TITUS Chas
A. Whitney, John b. Reed, George Y. Nesbitt
For Manager of the Fair-Wm Eb6tt Thos. +. Deyoe'
VIM a. Butler james Baldwin, Alfred Bridgemsn, John "
Brewer, Thor W. Field Geo. Timp,on John Johnson IhGs
Williams IT, VIM III. Slocum John w Avery, Edwin smith
John B. Peck T. f. Engelbrecht, VIM d. Andrews Cyrus
Mason r.. Wells VIM B. Carpenter, Alex Holland u Cieye'
land, George Peyton, Harvey Hart, James Y Watkins
For COmnaistee Agricaure-A p Cunning Simeon LIE
land Nicn Wycko Charles A. Stetson Adrian Bergen
For Committee CommereeLuther B. Wymsn, Rush Pat
terson N. B. Mountfort, VIM. X. Strong VIM. CothesL
Man1faeure Science and hrt-Jemes Rem
wick. Edward W. seIre John ID. Ward Benz Aycrigs Benz
0arvey. .
For pittee on Admiration Of Members-Robert Loyet
James +. Hall, Henry Megs, John w. Chambers William H.
Beebe.
For Commttee on Co,respoHdenee.John H. White, Hiram
Dixon Henry L. Stuart, Carkson Crous, George Barnard
For Comssntes the Librdry-Wm. Hubbard, Lewis A.
Ssyre EDWARD Walker John W. e. Leveridge Chss Seey
FOR COMMITTEE Reyortory-hartin 4. Thompson, james
Bogardus, VIM Close, J. X. Fisher, T. D. stetson.
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
MIrTEE.

This organization met last night at Tammany Hal,
pursuant to adjournment Mr.. j. A. PAGE in the Chair
There was full attendance of members, and after
some lengthy speeches series Of patriotic and Union
saving resout adopted and ordered to be pub-
lisbed in the daily papers.
After the transaction of some routine business, the
Committee adjourned until the I'd Thursday in March
proxmo.
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against, and M TERwILLToER in favor Of the subsa
ttnies. Judge PgARoY was strongly against passng
sby resolutions, or doing anything bnt the actual
work of the campaign. After some discussion Mf'
Macomber's resolution was adopted by large vote.
But little further bnsiness occurred and the Club adj
iourned TIL Thursday evening next