, 1861-04-09
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4 Gibbons, amember Of tho New York Ii
!! sembly from Albany county, has been expelled
I frop. that body by nearly unfnlmoas vot;
i for claiming bdbe Of 800 for voting for
i aartaia measure. :-::.> T.: +
i ;ssHen Howell Cobb addrezssd q very lsr1r.t
auatanas in Macon, on thu assth nlt., On tha u
! fa1iS1 q the country. =; !. -
& I{s5Sz==A public dinner ID to be rendered to the
.{sHon. Charles Francis Adams, BY his fellow
citizens Of Boston, without distinction "a,
party, as testimony Of their approval Of hia
conduct, during the late session of Congress
In relation to our national difficulties. A pub.
] lie tas also bsgn tendezsd- to Gan- Ri,
fus King, our Minister to Rome, By the Cit
zens Of Milwaukee, without. distinction ot
party. It has been accepted, and will take
place tonight 1t the Newhall House.
!. -Ona hundred citizens ofNeyada haye sub.
scribsd for the Knoxville Crenn) TWig-Par.
i son Brown1ew's paper = The money will be
! forwarded by the next steamer. So ssys the
+ Nevada dtt7''oe7as. . =. '.'' -;
- Mr. Ihomas W: Field, prominent Re-
| publican Of Brooklyn, New York, applied to
| the Administration for an appointment as As
aistant Engineer in the Bureau Of Construc-
tiou in the Brooklyn Navy Yard: He obtain
ed the endorsement Of the Hon. Wm. Wall
and other eminent Republicans, and went on
to Washington Mr. Field was successful In
his application, obtaining the place he asked
for: On Monday (April Lat, rather ominops,) }
he went to the Navy Yard and presented his
official credentials, when his attention Was po-
Htely called to section il an act, passed at
the close of the last session Of Congress,
wherein the Office, which had been mere sin
ecure, Was abolished. :. =. +,
Gen. James n Cook has resigned the Of
fec Of Bank Superintendent Of New York
State, which he has filed for seven years past,
and Gov! Morgan has nominated Henry b.
Van Dyck, now Superintendent Of Public In
struction, toreplace him
Cen TX. zo,1;coff.r; forrner,va a m nennhar
-; ce.ss~ass = -. :. .Snassass - ~ s..,.n, usmoaA
o :Eonete9s' - Aonounsto ~ s"4saoae canol-
date for Governor Of Tennessee.
The Philadelphia Iaqasrer says that since
Mr.. Buchanan retired tn nrivata life at Wheat.
lad e T. : or;,o.d ~
..G 49, s Ao ~ e'ceu y. ~ ~ :, W n1osie
with society," 10 those disposed to converse
on such matters, Mr.. Buchanan very m freely ex-.,
,,raasss -. a;,avv-,r,,, <,f+h. ,o,,,.,a oc r.,
pA s0'e0 s'e 1'S ~ - Ase '! eioyo
and eonfeoefates, ana denounees the traitors
In severe terms: He defends strenuously the
policy pursued during the close Of his admin.
ist,atlou. insisting that it was the on1v trne
~ ~, ,4,c;d ~ . .i,ad5;.,, ~ fnaIoo1 i,1
oue * = as9ta ~ a, ,ns snsau VI ns.stnn olooa
-Ihe Lnchburg hspu6zaca" states that Nr. |
Bruce, the mail agent who has been reported
a. +arraf7 and fpatharad IN v;re;n;, vos 1,.;t
.. S~At ~ 1e's4,el ~ ~ "ae "ait-
81 upon " soeutoay y! oSP"tttton " cltt-
zsns OF Culpeper Court House, and informed
that he would not be allowed to pass through
that village again as mail agent. Mi. B ren1;-
"a +ha+ he ,,an1d do a. ~ ,ro4to,. ,z,,ot 80
.u -. 'neI No "oNtu ~ g, ~ ANA''ei "na' WERE
.n0 consequence anu Ae ~eut tnFousn TO
snenoats : " aAonoay, ahu fesuFaeo 10 a1e1-
andria on Tuesday, Without being mo1ested at
anv noint on the entire route. =.
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hl aSnat ~ VIsI Inaeo "as Aoout: 70
sonseasg stt s14tea We a ~ %aukean, Illinois, but
aasng Wias.sn tne aesa 2 conservation Just
osaais i45u ~ ~ ~ ,ouna nus bands
~ ~ snI ; u; n a10 1ot observe
lnls-unIa ae e nao ~ sn.eseo sue ehafeh Calling
~ ~ ~ t,nI q e ptssenI, ne asked
E,la An g ns3ng ooMt ~ maser and towe! from
sne ms y ~ too ana nnW1eldly to
5otasle nlnss at9 ~ slgagyman venluIad to
sufss - ~ - n.' +a9 s0s:g " ue' saat M wei towel
nlggns ao ~ W., an1 wouia ne less noticed
~ tns Fongiesauon. ias 1snopaoeked at him
over his stsetaeiess sna saio, Sir, never
wash with tdMHL: Ihe services were going
on, Notwithstanding the commotlon in the
,haneel around the blshor. At last the senior
warden Of the parish now deceased-w
obliged to go out and bring in q DO, ~ Of water.
And by singular coincidence, lust Ar a.he Of |
iclating clergyman was giving out faeeorn,.--g
% the rubric in the consecration nff;col -.