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police Intelligence, Sc.

HEAVY ENHEILLtStENr NV A CLERH. "A
Young man named George X. Cowcc was arrest
Ell yesterday, by Detective Kccic, charged with
n series Of entertainments at tho store Of his
EMPLOYERS. Robbins, Royce & Hard, dealers IN
fancy goods, OF No 20 Rcadc street. The accused
has been in the employ Of the firm several years,
and, il appears has been In the habit Of enhcl-
cling goods and tho amount Of his deprcdations
has reached the sum Of about 1000. On his
arrest he confessed his guilt, and stated that ho
had been In the habit OF pswning the goods A.
he took them, aud expanding tho proceeds upon
women and nj gambling hollis. Cowcc was taken
before Justice brennan, and committed 10 await
further examination. lie Ia said to be respect
ably connected.
OUTRAGE UroN CIutp.-A ruilihn, calling
himself Jcif. Davis, was arrested yesterday,
charged with an infamous assault upon the per-
son Of Julia Lsrkins, child six years Of age.
The child, II appears, had straycd away from
home aud was crying in Harrison street, when
the rni,iHn 4 coycd II into an alley, aud there
AT mptcd the outrage. lie was tIlIon to tia,
romlis aud locked up to answer.
OUTRAGE uPoN \ SrRANGTR.-A G'rmar
girl named Barbara Knrc came to the city ~
Monday from Rockland county, to seek employ
ment, and, while standing at tho Battery, wa
acro-t,d by man named John Hughes, VIII,
asked her whcrc she was going. She rcplici
80 tho Bowcry," and he oilnred 10 show hel
the way, but took her to house in Mercer st..
where ho attempted to outrage her person, hut
tho cries Of the girl induced tho keeper of the
house to turn them both into the street. lie
then tried to get her into another house, but she
procured the assistance Of person who was
passing ard Hughes was arrested and locked up
iy Justice Quackcnbush ior Trial.
Tur CASE or PErrIs, charged with robbing
the winsted Bank, was sent yesterday from
the Supreme Court TO Justice Brennan for in
vcs'irntion. Tho case WIS not heard on account
of the absence of counsel for the bank.
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TUE USrrEp STATES mail steamer Fulton
Captain wotton, arrived yesterday morning
from Havrc, ria Southampton, leaving the lat
ter port on Wednesday, the 18th inst. She
brings 50 passengers. In l,r. 80, lat. AZ So
passed two large icchcrgs.
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Tho nnrke, has better tone today, the accouns
from Pensacola assisting the recovery. AMER IN.
hoard tic market experienced a decided improve
mcut. Government stocks arc steady with Ssw
I'll, ring.
The money market Ia easy =, per cent on call.
Paper is dun and only hrs-class names are currcuA
HdN@i por cent The foreign exchange markss
- hardly ~ Arm today, the demand having bsss
freely met yesterday. The leading drawers are
selling At icpN We hear OF sales Of prime COM
mcr,isl bills at 1oesioo'.. Francs are quotcd sis
@6isH.
At the ob.Treasury affairs arc moving along
smoothly, and the Secretary q the Treasury has Nc
'ssuronce Of competent advisers, that there Ia not
thing In tho foreign exchanges 10 indicate any dis
'urhanco in the money market 10 interfere with biz
financial plans.
On change today tie -four market was heavy ma
dropping. Wheat was without material change b.
price, and In moderate demand. Corn ruled hrus
with fair demand 70. home consumption. Prk
WIS steady. Beef ruled very firm with moro doinG.
Lard was firm with fair demand.
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TuE REv. Il. II. CaArIN is to deliver loo
ture in Market Street Church this evening,
commencing at eight o'clock Subject "Thc
People, This win bc tho second of a series Of
lectures to DO given In that church,
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. n tse,.
CITY NEWS.

NEw YoRx HosrrrAL.-weehly report to
November %, 1861 Remaining on Nov. 18th,
277; admitted to 22d, 81; discharged, cured Or
relieved, az died, II; remaining at date, 300.
Males, 2Ss; females ~.
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THE SAILORS Of the French vcssci Prony,
wrecked off Cspe Hatteras, started on the cars,
yesterday, for Boston, where they will he con-
voyed TO France by vessel now awaiting them.
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r ,AEGE MORTGAGE SALE OF

AZ ~ Canal II, WM. wITTE Auctona sr. will
sell his Day, at o'clock, 10y virtue 1T ,hJ' 81
u' IT age n larE, lui uf h,u,rtold htrhitur, u b.,
luluf suit 4 mirrurs, . soiaz, 4 snf, heis two
s"'vrt carpets ngrilns, oil clAhs, ruykiu tGu
uthcr chrirs, cnsinsllcd sottage sri'c-, hy mt
uugbuy ed,oalz, cottage de-, fine hair uo'r ,sscs
c'ihcr hcis md bediing, bureaus, ". stat IL, card
tNl,H, marble top centre tables, hat rack, W.
shades, oil paintings piano. h,okcEcs, wprdr,hc-,
Nteus'uu table, stoves, heaters kitchen furniture,
&C.. Nith which The de will commence. Nv order
e AlfoNsO klESIER, Attorney for M,rig ,gcc.
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SHIPPING, &c.

y LINE FOR LONDON-SAILS SATUR'
~ day, NOV. 8Oth, the packet ship HEMISPHERE
Is Ing at pier 10 Fast River For passage In second
cabin at low rat, - draf on any part OF England
- Ireland. Apply 10 TAPsCOrr CO. 81 sIutl
It. MI 3'lt2
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

The attention Of housekocpers Is calied 10 the cx
tansive sale u rich paror, chamber and dinngr,ra
furniture NJ the residence ibl West 2ist IT. near
Eta avenue, this twein' say) afternoon, nj o'clk,
PRECISELY. The entire contents II the house., which
u richly finshO d will he sold T. the highest bid
DER fnr cash. offering extraordinary inducements IN
houscktrpora ami the trade; elegant carpets
throughout tho house, With rosewood aud niahog-
nny furniture; elegant bedding, a.. Sale p,,slu,o,
OF shine. III
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"A bold furniture carpe.s ami Ol cloths--Ber-
guius for housekeepcrs and dealers this Afternoon,
a O'Clock, at the large dwelling house, 90 Eat
27th Il, near Fourth ave, Consisting Of hne parlor
furniture, piano nrte.roaewood and IN ahagany bed
Neads bureaus, washstands, mattresses, beds and
holding, clocks mirrors, curtains, shades ri 1ss,
China and silverware, stoves, table cutlery and
Kitchen furniture. Sale positive; terms cash In
hankable money. 1873
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10 LET.

A PARTAlEETS TO LRT-CUNSISTING OF
n one room, with one or two bedrooms having
c,oiy conv, nicuc'; rents fr IN "a % upwards Ia.
Ttoupson st.. MI O'lOd
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L,OE SALE-AN OLD ESTNDLIslIED Bar

GROCERY STORE FOR SALE-TlE
NJ s'o. corner OF Fleet and willoughly streets,
H., "klyu, including stock, fixtures horse, wagon,
aud lease II b, use. REASON TOR sellipg-dcuth Of
or ELM GALLAGHER, on the premises, OF IL )
Cuuut 1t, for two days. MT 2'lli
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MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, LIVING Ell

land BALI-AMATCHO OF HAND BALL
Il viii he played ON Thanksgiving day, M the
alley II THOMAS COOK. No. 173 York street.
coklyn, between T. COOK and Il. CALHOUN,
ansi r. MURPHY and J. DUNN, for S95 side;
= ..,a to be played at Z. NJ. n2T 2'll7
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CHEAPEST OF ALI-C. BAKER, 81 Eas
" 18th st., hls teeth with pure silver, and ouref
h experienced Dr., HFISDsalA al Bo1SY.
o9s 2isS'l9o
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E0R SALE A PAIR OF TOMBSTONE
Il Of them very fast, the other suitable for a lady
also handsome light wagon and harness ditto
bran new business wagon 10 be sold at war prices
Iaquire at the corner Of Spring and sullivan sts In
the liquor store. n9e else
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L,rRNITI-RE SALE TO CLnsE Up rul

business at II O'Clock, consisting Of ths nal-
AuCe e stock, ut % Catharihe 1t aao large piuc
i,nlCs, ether tables, wash tables irou sfe stowe
n'i pipe, glass doors. cointor beds, mirrors,
lounges. carpets, gas fixtures, sewing ma 'hIur,
J press. Sc. MUS lie sold h. close the concern. u.
LEVY, Auctioueer. l22
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STOLEN-LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
} gloves, muAers, and new goods. Any person
aying purchased such goods, or taken In pledge,
having had offered 10 them, will be doing great
,y0r by sending line 10 8T6H Bowery. The
1oney paid or loaned on, will DO refunded, and
,npensation for their trouble, In order 10 identify
DC person suspected Of having taken them. 1875
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

STRANGERS N0TICE-A COMFORTA-
- bic bed and cd cup Of coffee, 12o.; bed and
breakfast zoe. single rooms II anil $50. rooms for
two, Zoe. each; married persons, SOC. our r"oms
are comfortable and newly Carpetei, AZ Wiltshire
House, 1O6 Franklin 1t, near West Broa lway
n2T .iaC'l20
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XITANTED-BY A WHOEVER AND Ills
w little hoy, aged I, hoard with some respect
L. widow, or private family, whore there are no
other ho,rdcrs, His means are very limited. Adj
dress W. A. u, box SOS Sun office. 10
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AUcT1ONN0TTCEs.
| uCTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE

A UCTION NOTICE-M0RTGAGE SALE
IA Of elegant household furniture, this day, W ID
nesday, At private residence, - Yves, 18Th 1T nesr
sisting Of pafior, chamber and dining ruom fur
niture brussels, ingram snd wilton carpets, bei-
ding, oil cloth, mirruis, tables, chair, sofa beds
clocks, crockery silver md glass ware. Also rsn.
eral assortment u basement and kitchen uten dis.
gaze roSi'ive. A. TMEECKER, Auctioneer. 1871
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ia REwARD-LOST IN 84TH ST, ON
>lC Sunday evening the 94th inst, large fawn
lored st. Bernard dog. The above reward will be
ven 10 any one returning him 10 i9l Madison ave,
ID no questions asked. me- FIJI
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personal NOTICES.

MARY A. WATERBURY, HAS THIS DAY
Ni tNuv. ~, l'oll left my bel and board without
r,se proyocat, n, therefore caution AL persons
truW Earboring or trusting her, M | will pay no
doH- Of her contracting. n. II. WATERBURY.
NO 3.269
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nR. HoYT, DENTIBT, BOZ BROADWAY,
- doors above 9Oth 1t, inserts beautiful sets u
seth with or without extracting the roots on
gold A. low as S23 liver &s rubber so platinS
80 cts gold 90 eta 70 u AmAlgaIn 90 cts. Al
work warranted. No 2sac'l2S
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HENRY GRfEN, AUCTIONEER-WILL
IL cell this d'y, 1t ioI c'r,'k, NJ tho auction
store, l"i william ~, groceries, wines, lq tor-,
suink' d and picked hcrringt ,Sc; allo c,ot'lug.
nvtrc, ats, watches, iew,lry. Gc. IL
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A NOTION NOTICE-SELLING OEE Tn

n close ont the business-About StO 900 worth Of
~Nves. Dealers and others wishini largan. are
! yied T. call at 2lG water 81, ar P,ck Slip.
Dor, IA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DNFFCTIONERY AND NEwspApER

CONFECTIONERY AND NEWSPAPER
- store Tor s.tlr-Thc stock AMI fixture, of 10 con-
hction'ry and newspaper store TOR sale, doing
RDpi business; rare chance fir man With small
c'pital; suis' g. ~ reaspns given for Holsg, Apply
In the store, 267 Ave A. uo2I 2'li9
EOH SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED Bar
room uud uysi,r st,,' u, lJ,ntra un a business
'hmuuglf,r', and uuW loug good trade ; rris NJ
turr ling, the proprietor has ether bu-u, ss which
udur,s his attention. Apply At the restaurant 3SI
Canal ~ OPP site West Brp uway. ~
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COAL.

COAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
" LOGO to 1, 500 lbs. delivered for 81 80 81 40
but fIll weight Of 1000 lb.. guarntsed, under for.
FIXTURE Of the whole bill, ofthe best Peach Orchard
aud Lehigh coal In the city, delivered In good order
Ut - 10, from yards lower corner King aud Green
witch ste. and 30 Roosevelt 81, corner New Bowery.
MATTHEW CLINTON Wholesale aud retail agent
for Red Ash aud Lehigh Coal, nsT s4ac'li0
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DENTISTRY.

A 8 USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED WITH.
n ont pain--ThOse who require fun setts, tempo
rsry sets no charge. Partial pieces 81 por 10th;
eeth filled with gold, silver or bone filing 20 conts
by DIR. II. VllI.Eits, 6oh BDwery, n Y, corner O
Canal 81. nol5 2iac'lh
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4 OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING, From
= III East 9Oth st, bllck and tan slut, italian
rev bound shape, white neck, breast and fset fore
% bent IA II II had been broken. The finder will
seeye g. reward, by returning her 10 the above
ldrcss ITO
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SECOND BOARD.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table Ia derived ~ comparison q Me Fisa
Board sales each day
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING, NOV.
\ 2ith, a LlNck and tan terrier dogs answers to
y name # BILLY. Tho finder will receive IS re-
sri by returning the dog to MikoN PERRY, 800
oadway. hzl ElOz
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DAwNBRoKERs sALE-M o. FARREIL

viii sell this day, ut zoo Nv A. cor iIth IT. bO lus
Of winter clothing, VIZ! Oy,rcuats, pants, dress,
VIOLIN ard hrJshs sh,wls blankets, quilts tvii or
l'-,s pillows, carpets, d.. ~ order Of MALONE \
NELLY. MO giss lhS
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
- 10 operate on Singers sewing maohinesi prac-
uce ON shop work ill satisfied. Terms 81. 279
81 IT. front Basement, n26 6'129
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NAVAI-U. s. SLOOP OF WAR LE-
4 NANT-The widows, orphans, and heirs ut law
4 the officers and marines serving on board
H." L. ship LeyanL receive information Of
great Importance by addressing 4. V. NILES, Ntte
NJ the General Land Oiice,) "Military AMI Naval
Agency" Washington City, ID. q. n22 Gs'll0
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-BETI & IN
GRAHAM, 20 New n VERY, will soll This Dny,
men and Womens clothing, quilts, bootl, shoes, S.,
80. Order fRlDENBERi, 2ga East Broalway. %
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THOS, CARROLL WANTS TO FIND HIS
Il sister JOHANNAu CARROLL or ALICE, or
brothers MICHAEL and JOHN CARROLL, natives
Of Co. Tipperary, parish Of Bsegyse. Inquire "
PATRICK OROURKE, 20 Whitehall. 20
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Commercial Intelligence.

Lirerpool, Nor. 15.-COrroS-The Brokers
circular reports the sales Of tho week at 1850, OO
bales. Tho market closed quiet at unchanged
prices for American, but other descriptions
were ii and I'D higher.
The stock In port is estimated ut 60S, 900 bales
of which 2s1 900 are American.
IIrcadstufis generally quiet and unchanged.
Corn has n defining tendency, mixed 32a32l Cd.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
Lon,ion, Nor. 15.-Consols for money % 7.sa
Of, Illinois Central shares are quoted i0a39 .
discount. Erie shares 27k.
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\NANTED-ANY PERSON HAVING A
w secondhand foot lathe In good order, suitable
TOR light turning, can hear of customer by nd.
Pressing L., box So Sun Once, stating price and
" lac re ID can I've seen, 20
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A BOX MAKERS SHEARS
Il and book binders cutting machine, with
plough. Inquire at l2T West 41st st. ~
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= 4 ]. TUUAKT AICTIONEEKS-TIII
~. day. ~ IL o'clock, nj 3it wiior street. by yir-
tue 81 - "haule murfgsy" md several cVacutiunA
III" ''ite Stok and hy'urrs of grocery anil liquor
~ ~. Also the looc Of The premises. CHARLES
y. WATTS Constable anil Aiiy,y f,r Mortga gee, IL
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DAWNBROkkR'S SALE-TUIS DAY, AT
1ON o'clock. JOHN MOR TIMER, will sell
this day, at 10 Pos, Broadway, coau pants, ye-t,t
h''ts shoes and gnitcrs shawlr, drss-,s, blankets,
quilts bnd one piece Of hruadclnth. cheH ant e,v-
clry. &c. By order Of p. q II. fREEL, Of Rose
welt street. ~
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IT GAFfNEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS-
'Oihce 40 Chatham ST, III sell this day ut 1OH
o','uk the st"rk and fixtures ~ tho grocery and
hluur STORE ~ First ave, counters, beer puml r.
k'gt scales, swap spices liquors, 81. 70
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WANTED.

STEAM BOILERS WANTED-TWO BOIL
'oTs 10 or - la diameter. Ia feet long, 20 IN.
or 90 In. dian etor 10 feet long, with In. hucs
one feet diameter, or : feet long, with
ut huos. Apply to N. NJ. HARRIS, ii3 william
street. u26 31lT
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NITANTED-25 RUM FUNCTIONS, IRON
w bouni and in gool order. Apply as HART
SONS brewery, 100 and Ill Fast 42d 1t. ng5 81
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BIRkE-ln wnliamsburgh, on Tuesday, 96th
INST John Burke, of the Parish of XIII, County
days.
The friends II the family are respectfully Invited
u attend the funeral, On Thursday afternoon,
Ssth Inst at o'clock, nom his late residence,
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WANTED-BY A NEAT TIDY GIRL,
w with excellent city references, a situation IA
neral servant; washes and irons well. Is willing
AMI ohliging sews neatly, kind u children, will
wrk for a lady and child; wages 10. Call fsi East
2lst IT. 10
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-w c. NC
GINS will sell this "Wednesday, at lO% O'Clock.
at ' second ave- near 82l st. dresses, shaWs, COATS
p,uts quilts, blankets pillows, drcrs patterns, Sc
kc, ny order ofw &, H., licensed P,wbrrker 81
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II Is stated that the garrison is 10 l.,
strengthened by two extra regiments, forming
81 together three divisions.
LoRiyD, NoU lj.-Tho Calcutta ERgii,ImdH
ccnsuI,s the Manchester manufacturers for do
Ing nothing to further extend the growth nj
cotton in India. II proves that ono pound Of
cotton costs the grower four pence halt penny,
exclusive of any profit whatever, either to the
cultiyator or shipper, while new lands taken un-
der cultivation would be great additional cN-
pcnsc, Therefore there l. little prospect Of the
by ots being induced 10 enter largely into the
cultivation of cotton.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

ITO BAKERS-wANTED BY A SOBER
- steady young man, q situation ~ 81 or Sd hand
waI,s ne object but st, ady place. Address BAKER
bon >GS Sun ufiice. pd
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Important from Springfield.

SpRIsGFIELD, lLj Iucsniy reO' U, HOWL
Horace Greedy returned from the West this morning
This afternoon be was called upon at his hotel by Mr.
Lincoln. THE interview lasted several hours Greeley
urped a strict adherence to an anti-cOmpro-
mise policy, and is said to have received graft
flying assurances His opinion as to the Cabine,
and other appointments freely solicited and gwen.
lie is known to be strongly opposed to Cameron ana
very much interested in the appointment OF Chase ana
CoKax. Col. Fremont, he thinks, should have the
mission to France. Although just defeated in Albany
he did ask anything either for himself or friends
G. ID. Lincoln of New-York was present during part oil
the interview.
Gov. Curtin has been invited to meet Mr.. Lincoln III
Philadelphia.
Another Indiata delegation, consisting of j. L.
Smith, o. l.. Clark, and A. l.. White, M. C., Is IN
town press Smith for the Cabinet Their presence
at this late hour OF Mr. Lincolns stay is altogether ui'
desired.
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Union Meeting in Boston.

BOsTOE, Tuesday, req. Oi looi'
The meeting in Faneuil Hall to-day, aud by aolouln-
ept continued through the evening was great mon
dernonstratjon Hundreds were unable to gain admit
lance At the day meeting, Il. II. Curtis and D.
Thomas Stevenson were the principal speakerS
letter was read from Edward Everett, dated al
Washington regrettng his inability TO be present
Abiding TO the state of the country, he SAID that slA
States had seeded, and Congress could not DO any
thing 10 heal the breach rs the members were bound
by pledges or party ties Mr.. Everett avered that the
alternative was either the Union or bloody cVii
strife in which not only the sections OF the country
sba be arayed against each other but State against
State and perhaps country against city. The letter
concludes by saying " Let the cry ring out from
Faneul Hall, The Union-it must and fhaii be pre-
served ~ I'LL, =.
Resolutions were adopted expressing unaterabie a.
,acbment 10 the Union Of the States; recognizing Win
sorrow and anxiety the present dangerous state OF the
country which can only be aveIted by wisdom, MOI
Grafton and nnsels patriotism; approving the iecenl
speeches of MessIs. Seward and Adams; appearing 70
Virginia and other Border States TO remain iatni u
the call of patriotic duty; conoedng the equal I1gs o.
the States in the territory Of the United States ana
approving Of the compromise ON the basis presented .!
Dir. Crittenden. ~,
The resolutions nine in number, ana Of conSlderAoie
length, were adopted with great enthusiasm. =,
The meeting was addressed IN the evening ny MGssls
Leyerett Sall0nstall, ii. L. Dmant, Geo. D. HiiAiu
and others.
Few popular demonstrations have ever taken place
In Boston where 20 much eaITestness oil Purl ore wa
manfesed. The ruling sentiment seemed I" De tha
tie politicians should make way FOR the people, no"
tlai tine country is in danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE...ALBABY, Feb. 5, 1861.
Mr.. MANIERRE presented q numeroutly signed
petition in favor of the submission OF the Crittenden
Compromise to the people. Mr. ManierTe introduced
a bilf to provide that no Insurance Company be Or
ganzed in New-York or Kings County with less than
$500, 900 capital.
Aftera protracted session, the resolutions on the
Virginia proposition were amended by adding the
names of Mr.. John A. King aud Gen. Wool to the
Commissioners, and passed by l9 to II:
TIE Senate was in session from Ii until nearly
O'Clock D. M In the course Of debate, Nh. Hammond
made speech in favor of separation OF the Union into
two Copfederaoes sotha in the Northern Contederacy
the cnrse of Slavery might be forever excluded and
print of footsep of slave disgrace It's soil he
was replied to by Messis. Coyn and Spnola the latter
of whom denounced MS speech the most dsoyal and
incendary ever uttered in the State Senate
A loog debate ensued, and no question was taken