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General Houston sent : message 20 'hs
Legislature. protesting sgains, the ac''on
81 The Convention and appealing 20 the Leg
stature 10 sustain him. claiming still 10 Be
Governor. The Legislature took not the
The slightest notice Of Il.
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NEw Gaops.-Mr. jos Egg, al The
Union Hotel. has brought on a good
stock ii hardware anc groceries. y
which ne inv,tes the attention oi pur-
chasers. anu promises g sci cheaper
than any one else. Read his adyer-
tisemynr and 20 and see him.
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1FIn the case of the State against
the Combs and Burton. for an assault,
Sc. the Prosecutor took a confirm
ance. and the parties were sent back
10 isil. The trial j. set for next Sat
urday. at the court house.
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GAM OF MEMBER IN CoNGREss ~
CoxxrcrIcUT.-The telegraph reports
the election Of another Democratic and
Onion member OF Congress from Con
'nccticut, Mr.. Woodruff. This makes
the delegation stand. two Democrats
and Union men to two Republicans
The Republicans had the whole ionl
in the last Congress.
nPIt viii BE seen liz advertisement
in another column tint Mr.. John i
prepared to take travellers - v ash
ington and Rockport. lie has a sin
clr buggy and convenient stage, $
that Tie can accommodate all WHO ma.
patrunizc him.
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FINE LIKESEssEs. Mr.. W. Il. Da-
Wis. at the Union Hotel, is taking as
fine ambrotypes as any artist who has
ever been in our town. Persons who
want correct and really nice likenesses
will miss rare opportunity il they
neglect calling on him soon. lie In
tends leaving next week.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NYuTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed Administra-
Tor OF The Estate Of Henry Fuchs. late @
Dubois county deceased. SAID Estate y
su D posed TO be solvent.
April 10. NORMAN FISHER, admr.
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Tie majority i - very small that
il i not likely thar the Republicans
can carry any extreme measures Al
ter tie Offices are distributed. i i
more than probable that enough lie
publicans will disatiected TO the al
IIninistrat;on 10 throw it into a minor
ity.
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re xer, House Of Representatives

Tie last 81 tile free states has now
cl..r,ed IL meml,ers 70 the Next Con
rre-s. and we are enabled 70 make an
scrurat- talle. showing its political
20 tar rs tie kepubii-
80 and Anti Republicans are con-
,rrpcd. Connecticut and Rhode Is
land have done gloriously. showing .
AIN u fur members Tor the Demo
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On March 2I,h, 1861. JosErH II. Holt
H.us, sged one year and seven mon'hs' son
Of Henry A. and Barbary Hol.haus.
On March 2s,h, 1861, Mr.. CARTER REr
HOLDS. aged about so years.
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E21k2lrELSs
April 1, 1s6l-To Ado'ph Hsrter and
wife, male child.
April 10. 1s6l-To Charles krsus and
wife, q female child.
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Returned MIR. A. j Beckett, Esq,
has returned from indianapolis. where
he has been attending the law lectures
during the past winter. Ills office +
now az the Indiana Hotel.
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SANpLsKY CITY. Aprl !.
Tne pemoratic city and tow nship ticket -
elected. Democratic gain from .ast tall o.
buut five hundred
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MONTGOMERY, April =.
Trsasury-no,ss q the Confederate States
were issued to-day. The 6rst bonds o.
Il 600 sold sstwen,y per cent premium.
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Tie subscribers take pleasure in nnnoun-
cing 10 Ii = citizens Of the United States.
lhai they huvA obtained the agency for, ana
ne now enabled 10 offrr 10 The American
public. the above justly celebrated and world
raun Nnrd arilcie.
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E.iSt Of Letters

EMAiNiNG IL the Port ,fice 10 J'sper
La DUBOIS C,.. IuJiana, for The quart
.nuing March 3l.,, 1861, which i MT called
tor Oh Or before the 3Oh o. june nex'. MI
be ernt 10 the Dad Letter y. q n me 4.
"a nnnaramant w aahinrfnn City. ID. Z.
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THE STIMULATING OEGUEnT

T. prepared by DR.. e. r. Bsllingham. an enc
men, ply stefan ~ |. ndon, and is warranted
10 bling out thick set Of
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That Known as Fort Corcoran, Fort Corcoran.'
That to tho north Of Fort Corcoran, "Fort Ben
nett"
That south Of Chain Bridge on the hight, /" Fort
Ethan Allen"
That near the Chain Bridge on the LoeObuIg road,
Fort Marcy
That on the clia north Of the Chain Bridge, bat
terry Martin Scott
That on the hight near the Reservoir, "Battcry
Vermont"
What near Georgetown, "Battery Cameron
That on the left Of Tennallytown, " Fort Gaines.
That at TennalIytown, "Fou Pennsylvania"
That at EmOrys Chanel, " Fort Massachusetts.
That near The camp OF the I'd Rhode leland Regi-
ment, "FOf Slocum.'
That on Prospect Hill, near Bladentburg, Fort
Liocoln."
That next on the left of Fort Lincoln, " Fort Sara.
tCS.' 80
That next on the left of Fort Saratoga, Fort
Bunker Hill"
That on the right Of Gen. Sickess camp. "Fort
Stanton
That on the right of Fort Stanton, "FOrt Car
roll"
That on the left toward Bladensburg, "Fort Gre
ble." ,.
By command Of Major. General MCCLELLAN.
g. WILLIAMS. Assistant Adj tan;- General
RICHARD Is. lswId, Aio.dsLemp.
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LATER From RICHMOND.
From The Warrington National Republican

From The Wdshin g,oH National RspubiiedH.
On evacuating Munsons Hill, the rebels LETT q
large number Of letters and newspapers OF a late
date from the South and especially from Richmond
The letters are from all sorts of people to their
FRIENDS In the camp and many OF them are decidedy
rich. There plenty OF loye-etters az well as
letters Of business and on the subject OF the war.
We NAV hereafter give q few choice extracts from
some of these bllet-5oux. Among the papers found
was a Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th OF August,
which has been placed in our hands. IL sun
purports 10 be edited by Tyler, Wise q Ale
IRE although Wise--tLe chiyalric o. Jen-
nioes Wie2is with bis erratIc father ia West.
ern Virginia. II does not look Ike TIE Enqnror
of a wear ago. That was handsome papers this Is a
rough, dingy, vulgm-looking sheet the very tyre oil
Secession X is filed with malice, and ID running
over with hatred to the Free States. We look Tor
ward with some pleasure to the day when the Pro-
yogt Marshal of Richmond will take possession OF
these Richmond treason manufactures, and upon
their ruin erect a bold, fearless, powerful Union
press. tos,.o NJ.
aOGp DAN DIoKISsoE."-In commenting upon
the present position Of the Hon land patnollej Dan
lei s. Dickinson, The Enquirer says:
Aud III. Ia the whose account some OF our Sosn
etn friends deseds continuance Of tue oa n UuGh L.
T. Nh. ehar of Washington and everything VIII yet b9 iS
Nuetenh' Of the s. hsrn people "i9Gh H91 bs &
,P bs he would ever reach deph OF iniamy to Which
Pc 80 "a dcenJsd within tine space OF few months"
be hs .e asS edios Laws Of the elder Adams
nothing in comparison to the Lincoln Ia" now Ia force IN
hen MeCuloch says he will Winter In st. Louis hesyn
q, acme other place Ills GOODNESS and bravery were
lsed and his name Is but another word Tor victory
Epou W,sy AND FLoYp.-A messenger, " breath
less with haste" has Just arrived at the White sui
phur Syringe, from Floyds camp, which he lett Oh
| the I'D ult. n. WI. ~,
o,.n W, sad va, An at IlR Sewsl Moun4iu, some mile
beyond having declined 70 f.. bach from a., point WIT
Grand o. po S ia az be- wss In eIpectstien OF 81
Almost attack The messenger said 10 was
at the Of hi, leaving FoYdS camp shs "Ie v
hghtiDg."
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DIE

AvERY-In hl, city Thqr.dsy, Oct ., zophlr Avsy,
aged Il year, months and "a days
ANNABIEAt the General Hospital FORTRESS, Monroe. Va.
on Friday Sept 81. william H. AnDabe Of NoTwak, Conn,
aged n Jcsn, months aud 10 days
BOWDES--At Pittsfeld Macs. on Wednesday Oct O. Of
typhoid fever. the Rev Jane. Bowden.
Such OF bis relatives AID eud' de,if 20 accompany bis
remains 20 Greenwood Csmesry will hnd eiLr'st In u.
tendance at the foot Of Harrison street, North River on
Saturday morning At p o'clock
Philadelphia papers VIII please copy.
BRAGAW-0n ~ sy, Oct 4, after short llnes' Elias
The iSra viii sO place from the residence Of bis soun.
law Edw h. Jolo. ~ Dutch Kills Kewtown Long leland
on SUNDAY, tbs 9th inst, at o'clock p. m.
BOoRMAH - On Wednesday, Oct 2. Robert BoomAn,
long resident Of this city, aged IL years.
CATHCART-ln this city. on "wednesday, Oct ?. Thomas
Csthcsrt, aged 81 year.
GAHAGAH-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Oct. D. Mary T..
daughter Of Francis H. GshSgan deceased IN the l3h Jear
Of her age.
GRoATIn San Franci,co Cal Sunday. Sept Richard
V. Groht, a native Of Uuea, n. \ aged 81 years.
GLEAsON-In San Benio, Montgomery County, Gel, on
Wednesday: Aug James ii. h. Gleason native Of
GARDNER0n Friday evening Oct. after short Illness,
Til, friends Of the fny arc invited to attend the funeral
without further notice, from his late resdence No 23J
Yves, Nineteenth stTosi, Sunday 9Th inst at O'clock
HoWELL-On Sunday Aus 25 from injuries received By
Knisats Landing, Yco County, Cat Charlie. 5 Howell
native Of Morr' County, N. j. aged about 80 years
HILLAt Pleasant Grove Placer County Cali on Monday,
Sept; Georee Ill., native OF Hsw-York and late Of Wis
consin, aged 81 years.
LIvGNGSToN-At Astoria, on Thursday, Oct. ,, Samuel
Livingston, ased 81 year
MURDOCk-0n Friday afternoon Oct 4, John @. Murdoch,
aged % years, months and "a days.
Tie relatives and teIds Of the family also the members oil
Olive Branch Lodge No. 81 o. Of D. r. respectfully
invited attend the sunday Oct at o'clock
p.b. from his late residence, Mo- % Chrysue street.
MoRIARIY-on Thursday, Oct Mary H., wife Of Albert
! p. Monarty, eyed A. years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family, also her sonsinAw
III. Hutchinson and w. Reitmeyer together with The mem
Der OF Concord Lodge aud A. NJ respectfully invited
to sltsnd the funeral, which will take place on Sunday the
5th 70. a2o CLOCK M from her late residence NO W
! Bothune street
MILLER-On Wednesday Oct, Jane, Wesley, infant son
Of w III. and d. c. Miller aged months and III days
The relatives and snd. Of the family invited 20 t'end
the funeral on Saturday. Oct At II o'clock N from tue
the residence Of bs parents No. 1879 Allen street
MORROW-ln Sacramento, Monday, Aus. %, Iame
| Morrow, . native Of Illinois, aged % years
MURPHY-A White Plsns. Blanche, daughter oil Richard
and Henrietta Murphy ssed year and month
PHBLPS-At Staten Island 9n Thursday, Oct Col ONE
Phelps formerly of AlbsDy, In ths nth ys1 Of h<ge.
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n Northern I,ight's specie Lat:
SOUTU AMERICA.

The p s. n Company's steamer Bogota, Capt
Wells, arrived at ,boga on the 2lst bringing dates
from Valparaiso to the Sd and from Lima to the l4th
inst.
The news from Chill Ia not important. The British
chip Ann Pitcairn, from Liverpool, had put into
Valparaiso for repairs, and to enable the captain to
obtain medical advice for injuries he had received
during gale. The Crusader, with guano from
Bakers Island for Hamburg, had also put into Val.
paraiso in Distress This vessel left at Baker leland
seven ships bading guano for Europe.
The Russian steamer Norge had arrived al al
paraiso. ,,
senior jose Juoquin Perez had been publicly pro-
claimed President Of the Republic at Santiago on the
lst September.
The news from the copper districts is Encouraging
The news from Peru Is still more unsatisfactory
than hitherto. There appears fair prospect OF The
country getting into trouble with both Bolivia ana
Ecuador.
General classification has arisen in Lin, and
CaGo from the action Of President Castillo toward
the ex Preiidert Echenique. II will be remembered
that the latter was arrested last March on charge
Of conspiracy against the Government. He has
since been tried by the different tribunals and hon
oablv acquitted and yet in the face OF this Castillo
has again iorcibly bGnlshed him from the country.
The Officers the Navy all refused to convey Gen.
Echeuique away, on the ground that the act would
be illegal, and Castillo finally became so enraged
that he drew his sword one Of the captains, and
was only prevented running him through by one OF
his ministers Castillo finally succeeded In getting Q
fellow TO carry Echenque oil on transport vessel,
by paying him $4,000 for the job, and promising
him 500 monthly for four years, in order to live
abroad he dare not return 70 Lima after thus TIA,
gravity beakUg the laws. This is considered one OF
the most lgh-handd acts OF Injustice ever commit
Ted 10 Peru and WI not only bring universal oppro-
brinm on Castillo, but greatly strengthen the cause
of Echerique throughout the country. Senore
Rivas, Erespuru and Larranaga were also baniShed
nj the sane tine.
George Petrie esq, on behalf of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company, has proposed to the Govern
ment Of Perm TO construct an iron DOCK AZ calico, Io
the purpose Of repairing yessels which has been ae
cepted BY the Government.
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A C0RREC1lON.
HsN. Y. TrJuaG

II hs Editor Of The " u T,iJRaG
SIR: see that there i advertised in TUE TRfBUSE
Of this morning c, The Book OF the National Hymn Com
mittee VOLUME entitled 7Ae National Hymns Hcw they
seye written and how written OF which su announced
=. edi or Permit cay that such book |, to be pub
llshod either fin tho consent o. the National Hymn Com
mitee with either my knowledge consent Nor have
" edited" any book upon tho subject. have written
entitled National lynne How they written.
~ ~, not written A Lyric and National Study
gu -Lich Messrs Rudd & Carleton are to pub.
,.b IN few DAYS. ard Ii two ssciO0 Of tbi, few q 'S
.er, IN 70 the Committee are quod by way Of lus-
,aon. but none are ples.u,ei Ae besV OF as "ths
wor,tp rhould not Trouble you with shs note but tue an
nouncement in question in direct eouarey win sss"r
ances which have given of the gentlemen who have
perni Ted ne 10 use their hymnL
Your obt seU't hlCHD ShANi " HIKE
Netc. Ioyk Oct. 4, 1861.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s. 1861.

hkYEOLDs-In this city "wednesday Dot ., Catha,ne
Vic Of Joan Reynolds after lingering Illness
THI8EAUDO-Drowned by falling into well ct newegry;
cenada West on "Wednesday. Sept 25. 1851 Clifford
aged years and III morths only son oil Richard
A. aud Alice Augusta Tbibeaudo Of this city
wHITE-On Thursday Oct D. Of consumption, Phoenix H.
sop OF ThoInai j. White In the 2lst year Of his age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70 ena
his funeral al the residence OF his tahet NO lVi Es'
Twenty third street at p III, on Saturday eth INST
WALDRoN-On Wednesday. OCT. 2. ct Nyaek. Rocdand
County, John ID. Wadron aged SO years and months
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ISTuMUS LIENS.

general pardon has been granted by the Legis'
laure to all the political prisoners concerned In the
disturbance which took place in this city 10 SePtem-
Der, 1860 and they were all set at liberty on Thurs
day. 18th iust
Thinysix Jesuit priests, tanished from New
Granada by Mosquera, lefe this port for the State of
Guatemala on the L. II. X. Company's steamer
Guatemala on the 10th inst. One OF the party died
during their stay in Panama.
The U. 8 frigste Macedonian arrived at Aspinwall
from Key West, on the night OF the 18th inst, 10
relieve the brig cambridge.
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Wbereupon three companies set out Cor Floyd 8
Brigade, and four for Wises.
The Richmond printers have raised the price of
composition from 80 TO IS cents per 1000 ems. and
the proprietors pay il in consequence of tho tn
creased price OF all the necessaries Of life.
Murders, robberies, Standings, and general dis
order IL rife in Richmond. a few days ago the
Mayor took bowie-knife away from a rowdy
brought before him, and said he should keep 1t
nucleus of an armory, which he was creating by
similar involuntary contributions.
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STREET COMMISSIONER SMITH. - The Richmond
Dispatch of the Doth ut Gays that the
Major-General of the Rebel army, G. W. Smith, who
was formerly Superintendent Of Streets for the City Of
New-York, was going up to Manassas that morning,
" to take command Of the army heretofore cont
manded by Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Gen. Beaure-
gard retaining command of his own. Gen. Johnston
will assume general command Of the two columns.'
Thus it seems that Beauregard has been placed in
subordinate position.
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THE MURDER IN MULBERRY-sT.-Yesterday Cofo-
Jaclman held an inquest on the body OF Timothy
Sullivan who was murdered on Wednesday night IN
the tenement house No. Al Mulberry street The
testimony wac, in substance. the same as published
in our report yesterday. The Jury rendered a yer.
Wet that the death of Timothy Sullivan was causef
by Michael Sullivan, and bis brOthsr'in.law, j|hn
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PATRIOTIC AGRcuLTURIsTs.-From the receipts
of the late Fair of the Westchester Society Of Agi-
culture and Horticulture at Mount Vernon, the
Treasurer, Mr. James Armstrong has purchased six
500 Government bonds of the recent ssue in trust
for the Society, and placed them for safekeepng in
the Butchers and Droven' Bank. If the Society
had more enterprise, there might as well as not be
six 81 900 bonds to deposit next year.
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CENTRAL, AMERICA,

The Panama Railroad Company'e steamer Colum.
80. Capt. Lndwig. arrived in port from Central
e,,ca D., the morning Of the 2lst.
49,, 81. -sAngers are DR.. NJ. l.. Hine, for
many years United States "'S"i AZ S run,a Areu"S'
and his lady, en- route for the Unilo- "a ,ohoa
The coffee crop in Costa Riea is eXpectv- " W
fair average yield the coming season, and - =
thought Il VIII be resped much earlier than psu''
probably in the beginning Of January.
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THE CHARTER CoMNIssIoS.-This Commission
met yesterday, at 3p. M, Mr.. Froment in the char
A communication accompanied by the ast reports OF
the several City Dispensaries, was referred to ths
Executive Committee. Considerable discussion was
had upon publishing the proceedings Of the Commits
sion, and it was finally decided that the journal
should be published in The Daily Transcript. John
II. White offered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Resored That the Executive Committee be directed 70 in
quiTe Into report whether any and ESQ what
ought bs taken define Limit explain or abolish tho
existing distinctions between " City end County" and
County" officers embracing and extending over tic came
territorial limits.
Ho,u-o1 % Er;J,v 11th 0cfohar
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nIARRHE ID.

BALDWIN-PALMER--In brooklyn. Thursday, Oct. q,
at the rrsdencs OF tho brides father by the Rev r. ).
Rowland, J. Theodore Baldwin Of hswfok TO Ague. H.,
daugh or Of Vim. Pit Palmer
sORCHAN-LACHA hi, city, on Thur'dsy, Oct. ,,
by the Rev Dr. Taylor Hsfus a. Sorchan 10 Caroline H.
Lschsiss.
TAYLOR-REMIHGTON-fn San francisco, Cal on Tues.
day Sept 3 by the Rev Starr King y. b. Taylor 70 Ia.
tels h. Remington both Of san franeico.
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DISASTER AT HE'LL GArz.--Captain CrOwell Of
the steamship Chesapeake which arrived yesterday
from Portland, reports that yesterday when passing
through Hell Gate, he passed the topsail schooner
William IL. Mitchell, from Lspraux, with spars,
ashore in Bounty's Cove. Size lay on her beam
ends, and was full of water.
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FROM ASPINWALL.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT

Tho steamship Northern Light, fom Aspiuwall at 2
?. Sept. 2G, with 50 passengers in the first cabin
and lao in the second and steerage, and S9J2776 in
treasure, arrived on Friday morning. Tie Keystone
State arrived in Aspinwa on the 18th from Surinam
After coang they expected to go to Key West The
last they had heard of the Sumter was out of Surf
nam on the Both of August, standing east under sail
The Macedonian left Aspinws on the 9th for Porto
Bello for water
The following is the Northern Lights specie let;
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TIE HARTFORD NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-Own-
ers and connosseus of horses should not forget that
the exhibition of the Hartford Horse Association
opens at the TTottiug Park in that city on TUESDAY,
Oct. g. There are already numerous entries Of fine
stock we hear and it is expected that the $500 purse
for the fstest trotter will be competed for by some
Of the most famous horses on the turf. The Hart
ford boats carry animals one way, and the New
Haven and Hartford Railroad both ways, without
charge. Entries may be made until 3 o'clock on
Monday fer particulars Of which reference shouid'e
made 10 our advertising columns.
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GRAsD DEMONSTRATION AT NEwBURGH.--Yes-
terday afternoon, from the spre of the new Methodist
Church. $50 feet in hight, unfurled the Stars and
Stripes, in the presence of over 1000 persons
Speeches were made by the Hon. C. II. Van Wyek
and c. H. Winfield, esq. The band of the Tenth
Legion added interest to the occasion.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHcH SHALL BE DEsTRoYRD--SLAvERY OR
TIE NATION 1.-The Rev. DR.. Cheever will preach
in the Church of the Puritans tomorrow evening
Subject: " Gods Judgment as to the Cost OF Sparing
Slavery. Which shall be destroyed-Slayery and
the Rebellion, or the Nation Z"
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THOMAS FRAscIs MEAGHrR, THE IRISH SOLDIER.
Tomorrow evening Thomas Francis Meagher is
to deliver bis Grafton on the Irish Soldier" in the
Academy of Music, for the benefit of the Irish
Brigade. A splendid band has been engaged for the
occasion.
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The ALLEGED ISPASrIcDE.--Yesterday the Do
lice arrested the physician charged with killing thu
infant of Mrs. Baker at Nc. 33i Greenwich street.
His name is DIR. Charles Lobel, residing at No. 81
Second street. aud not DIR. Wilson, was stated in
the verdict of the Coroners Jury the strength Of
voluntary statement made by the mother. The
prisoner, it appears has been in difficulties before
account of apractice. Subsequent to his arrest he
admitted to Coroner Jackman that he attended Mrs.
Baker, the unnatural mother Of the infant, and said
that he had 10 fear as to the result OF the charge
made against him. lie was anxious TO give bail to
answer before the Grand Jury, but the Coroner re-
fused to accept surety in less than $4,000. AS he
was unable to find a bondsman to bail him in that
amoant he was cent to the Tombs to await the action
of the Grand Jury.