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NEW-yOHK LEGISLATURE.
sTNATE......ALHNl. Tcb. n.

STANDARDIZATION. lcb. n. l-fi.
Nr. STRONG presented the petition o' td"dd
s. Lambert fur aW compelling The pa! mcui oi hi sil.
30 as Mssor oi Brooklyn.
Mr. ~IrOs1 niro cove notice of q biz rfoslfhg nr
th. voluntary consolidation 81 ihc runoho in tie '~l
of New YORK
NE Metropolitan Police lr aas tLe1 ,i.en up To
Commute. Oi thr v I0.r.
M CuEAys moved % tfriic ont tie nlmes 90 M's.rL
Acton. Bergen. rufdg aud Jouo-.
Motion bon by o 90 10.
Air CO.'S, iAcu owed fo substitute fl' name % 4.
T. Campbell for that ~ NJ Bergen.
Motion lost by otto D..
Mr. FillI,- declined 60 vote in tle Committee when
on motion. tlc Committee Ras dissolved.
The fact OF Sir I.LID,s dcc.l anon ia reported 'D
DE- senate. - A
Ia tle senate. Mr.. SnAfIR charged Nr. Fields wiz
acting With the opposition, nnd iFniust re Instructions
.ofthe Democratic Caucus and The Executive.
NJ Ffri I6 aid that f the b were 20 pos day
.hsud vote i0I DO ard iu DONG 80 would W .n.uiiin
b. h. r..ood them thc interests aud wshe- 81 Die
Constituent.
Debate ens1od aud no g.. conc'1 ion fef0llt'pn was
adopted rrciag tie Committee ~ ile Nlolc u com
urI its meuDtla 90 vote. Recess Nll D. Oh.
Tire afternoon session the Pole, Dill was made Ia
special ORDER for noon tomorrow.
60 Hr. T.tLus made personal explanation, faylnS Nat
dnrlug tc morning session be Was r0t nw1r' ti1t o.
Democratic clucu. had resolved 90 oppose ths b b't
having since hreu aYprscd ~ thH ict Dc frt bound ="
and -lould abide by the decision. 81 Tho caucu-.
Several llDel bills aerc ordered 20 tli-d T. lGiug.
Tho evening session wbs occupied by Mr.. f1ftr- boz
concluding i speech i1 aclrDec oi ODE Governors doe
sage. He va. follow I'd by hif " nu, boo rrpI..
Adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The ILLNESS OY MIR. II1TIPJOuy


The SPEAKER laid before the House q letter
5fDn Representative Litilejohn asking 10 BE- excused
IRON serving 40 member OF the Committee on Rules
owing 70 bis prolonged absence from the House The
request granted.
THE PRESIDENTS STABLES.
Mr RICE (UD., Me- introduced q bill gpprOpriating
$500 10 rebuild tho Presidents stablcs which were
Destroyed by fire last night. Passed.
TAXEs on GOyEREMIHJ LASDs.
Mr SJKyESs Un., Pa, from the Committee on Woys
and Means reported bill appropnGtlng $4,000 70 pay
taxes Oh certain Government lands. Ee;Ied 10 Com.
Eitee of the Whole.
THB ROUTE 70 EEWYOHK.
Mr.. CHANIEk Dem. n. Il offered resolution de-
Gazing The means Of railroad travel between New York
AID Washington. and especially between New York
AID Philadelphia. as n0tOiiousy announcement, and III
i!ructing tho Committee Military Affairs 10 inquire
Ito The oxpedency Of Increasing tie facilities for the
usnsportaiOn OF troops between heW.YoIk and Wash.
GgOn
AT. BROOKS Dem, N, " said be would not object
NE resolution If II were referred " the Select Com
Aittee on the subject
MI. wAsABURNE (Cn., III wos glad New.York wac
moving In the matter.
Mr. CHALER modified his resolution 80 a. 70 instruct
S oeect Committee " inquire into the matter and II
:. Mr.. YIELDS COgTEsTIEG RyPESsEa
mr. bsnn Un.. Ky) offered Il resolution directing
''sA'@sal 800 10 MI A 4. Field w pay uept iI
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
ORIGIN Of the Presidential Abaioa-
tiOn Rum0r.
FURTHER FROM MORELiA.

Tho late files of Mexican papers received
in tais city give further information to the condition
OF affairs in Mexico.
The rumored abdication Of Juarez rests upon the
statement of IA san Luis correspondent of The Es'G'e
Who writes that at Cabinet meeting Vidaurr. Con
gsley Ortoca and Dobado advised the step and even
threatened that Juares did not accede to the PROPOSE
lion they would depOse him. IL is also rumored that
.shese three chiefs viii in any case 30 over to the In
leryention" or French party.
The Tsiaf,a. In later date makes TIE already pub
lshed statement that Juarez had resigned, aud that
Gonzale2 Ortcga succeeds him.
II ,ras tie disafection OF Guadaajara from the Ma
f,ona cause which so discouraged Do5lado and Orega
that they opened negotiations for submitting 10 nc
French This information. however comes oil through
interested channels.
II appears that previous 10 NE battle Of Morl!a and
the takins OF the place 10y the Interyenicnists the
.JQnlsts had removed the GOyeinmen, and local
archives 10 Uruapun which they declared by formal
decree 10 be the capital OF the State FROM this 1t would
sppcar that the capture Of Morelia not complete
surprise hs az first reportcd.1
The Marquis of Monthoon the new French Minister
had arrived at Mexico CITY where lie was formal, re-
ceyed by the authorities.
The Baron Ncigre. the French Commanding-General
llo NUY Oh MtNlcp, ms hutIfo,tu u Iitlt4 - il
Archbishop of the city. complaining that iuccndiary
procsmetions had been introduced and Circulted. cal
cuatei to iname the populace against the army OF oc-
cupation. The Baron urges tie Archbishop 20 use his
alenoe 90 counteract the effect Of these procamat5us
The capture of tie port Of Campcachy by the French
Tais~ the blockade there BY the articles of captula
ton all Government property Is passed over TO the
French commander Cloue and the city is occupied and
Iickctel by French marines Personal liberty ond So
cury without distinction is guaranteed by the French
20 all the citizens Persons who wish 10 leave the city
vii be safely conducted out of the State terro!! by
tle French troops
The Gaoe,a (oficaD publishes manifesto OF Gen.
Amoate dated Jan. p in favor Of q Regency ard a.
nouncing the intention 10 suspend from the exercise Of
their functions those magistrates Of the supreme Tr.
buna who refuse to give IN their adhesion 10 the inter
geatiists. He concludes by saying that the Mexican
uuos was the verge OF utter national ruin. from
which it was only s1ge3 by tie strong hand Of the
Emperor Napoleon.
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ram San Trnuci-."

san frAhI-CO. "wednesday, ieh. - lsoi.
Tbr senate continues from day today discuss
n, tho prY,o.rl r.pen Of De Specific Contract Ac.
t t, ,,.,teuci tle c,loris of tLe supporter oi
lie II stands Petitions couiinnc 10 pour IN nom
iI pnffe 81 the snfe earnestly opposing The repeal,
Lt. uo neiitiou, bnvc been received ia favor OF It,
80 o,g n,.s. le r.feel ns nlln nearly every Sena-
Tor who Wa formerly Republican N poiuc'; ~, vote
nm ieI,e and preaf hnpes ore entertained Of the re-
neal II carried the Governor eili veto H.
Iour mon charged with murder. were ihA'n nom .n'
sail Of Tsmernldn Nevada Territory !csteIdhy, 10y
Vigilance COHnyittee, and hung 1870.
The .tenmer Mo,es Taylor from Panama the b'lp'
Brew ster qua Electric Spark nom bo''""' "No ''
Twilight ON NcW.York have arrived.
Blasting powder has declined 20 81 per hrR .,
lhe senate yesterday decided aIansi the repe.a y,
the speiGc contract act by vote of 10 hycs "tinst
noe There h general rejoicing over tho I'sw,. i'
ipn-ses oil the people are unallerapl "''i,nu'u ~
transact then business this coast on D'SS ~ H.V
curronCy.
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NLECTEON OF u. s.. SENATOR D Or
KANSAS.
The Legislature Denounccs by :hr Tnicn
Lenguc.

LRAygSwoRTH, Kansas. Wednesday Feb 10 1854.
A large meeting of the members of the Union
league was he'd here last night. at which resolutions
adop eel donouncing the election Of United STATES
Snntor by the present Legislature RS a most Infamous
h.ud upon the people disgrace TO the State Of Kan
sa and cxpelling III the members Of The Legislature
belonging to the League who voted for the joint
resolution TO 90 into The election.
a meeting OF citizens is called for tonight to take
alton THE matter and similnr meetings IRE to be
he.d throughout tie State.
No candidate voted for AGAINST Gov. Carney.
Thirty votes cast by the minority but they
all blank against the fraud sought TO Do pcrpe
rated by the majority
The minority and portion Of the State officers have
ssued protest against the election.
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To Albany. nv Hudson r. r.. s, wmren.s,...7. 10
A. D and - D. and 1910 p. Sunday tram D. y o IN.
10 Albany by IL rem r. r.. 10Th ith-sy. IOs.
and as D. M. Sunday train AS
TO Boston, by New london line Pnr 80 ~. r..
Siolington line. Pier 10. n. r., and Fall River
hnc, Pier g. N. r. daily SUNDAY excsD.ed)......
DO Boston by New Haven Rk, via Springfield
,,tls' and m. and ..
To Boston. by New Haven RR.. 27thst. ard itn-
ag. via Shore Line. ......2i and p M sunday 5p
To Buffalo. by Enc IR loot Of Chamber
10 lslip. Fire Island and other resorts On Long
bland by H. J. Railroad, from James Slip and
foot OF Jlth IT.. f. 'e and p m
TO the Nost. by Pennsyvanis Central Railroad,
foot of Cour andt -. d. m. aud b aud D.
Sunday
10 IT, Wrst. 10y Central Railroad OF New-Jersey
foot 81 tOurtlautt m. ~ m and D. "
10 Phiairpia by Ncw-Jerscy Railroad, foot oil
Courtland,. st. =, and 10 m, IL m, and 81.
m. rud ~ rdnigh sundiY................,. y p. M
To Philadelphia by Camden aud Au.boY Railroad.
Pier 70. y. r. foot Of Barclay M p ia
10 Washington by New jersey RR..s ard 10 q. m.
AID a D. N. and l2ni midnight, foot Of Court lDdt-
A. Sunday '.................. n p.
FOR further Information ia regard 70 RNOit line ia0e
see embellishments In another part OF ills paper.
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s,I;. 40.

prHrls-O, lTnnday, Feb II, Ch'Hcs youngest cor o.
Af,-.lur. md Jenny \. buft-.
Fr,.r au s.fne. tsb. ~, 90 o'clock, NOM titr f's
Jrnr.. N.. 3 @ Stale street. btooA9n
CTARK-ln this city. ON Ncdnrsdy, feb TO- Jane T. 'aIk
J...lt,r 90. fhe ltr ~ l.. Tiara
- r,.. AZ Che tif,t Prchyters 'lurc!, "a. Peter.
u D. 1H Friday. I'm inst, az y p n. Nf5 nalf0id
an leaves jersey City Depot at u ~.
COOKS ou Tmuidiv, Feb H. ~ Cr0'cn Is'dng afer q
.I,-. Illness John {. (orA,, aged 20 years.
m .uds mi relatives age iuNNed ip fieui hs inefh on
sJ the iih inst. froui the fUrnds Nccti, House -
Cf0fon.
coycKITN-On Thur,iiy afternoon Feb H. Mary Fir,,
r ,tyc md friend Of the family speciiniy Invited
10 attend DO, funeral 81 o'clock sunday ttemo1n l4tn
,.t from tie r"-lence OF her parents, No lO' We.
T',vnth strrrt. without iurther notice.
cRoPrfR-m uis city, 90 Thursday. Fe.- H. Rosina ".
" Iio0 of UIr iiie Thomas q. troppeL
Nh. Relatives nd tids of thc uy are respectfully iny.ied
90 a.trnd her funeral sunday. the it inst az o'clock
r. a nom her late residence Noo East Fourteenth street.
without further invitation.
FAICONER-On Wednesday night Feb TO- in tie 18th gear
oi biz age, William f,couc..
TIE friends ard acqusntces or the iinfy are respectfully
iv to attend the funeral without further invitation, from
s ae residence No p West Twenty soyeath street, on
saturday, 18Th inst. u, pm
uALLOCKln TIL. city Thun,d,y Feb H. AFTER lager
ng illness, VIM. X Hsock, Nj. d., oil Lewis Halock,
81 D IN biz oath year.
The friends OF the family anil also the friends Of his father in
law, Thomas Rsuey Cs, invited to attend the !uncra
Sunday afternoon nj o'clock from the Reformed Dutch
Church, Warrington square tie Rev DR. Horton.)
HAMILTON On Thursday, Feb H. a. West Hoboken, NJ,
Of hopping cough and congestion Margaret Jane daughter
OF oeoIse and Catherine Hamilton. aged years. months
and 70 day,
.lth nat Carriages At Hobosen tsry al i2t snd O'Clock
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PHILIPPE BROOKLYN on Thursdsy, Fob H. George A.,
Of the late William Philp in the 4Sh year OF his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend bio
funeral Sunday at D. m from St. AIMS Church. corner
Washington and Sand. streets without further invitation.
SEWARD-At Uhca Thursday FED ", Corneiia wife u
Alexander Seward, aud daughter Of Charles j. Kirkland
WElkOn Wednesday Feb 10 Annie, vito Of Lieut.. o. "
Weir u s. a. and only daughter Of Oscar Coles, aged ~
year,
Her lends and Acquaintance invited 10 md her nnerJ
Friday. 18th a, O'Clock D. ~, om Der late residence.
No 20 Fat Fifteenth street
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Lnfrst per China.

SIF0 lTUUf JON f.--Ih- Nllh1m1 ler No pUT' on
'ir 18th ut md snsrWud iu taD STRAIT, ~ Nliacol.
burn. Do British slip MlrAlln ZION Moulincin. lnd
fht American slil sonora sid Highlander
PAM, Jan 90 4. ~ p m.-lLc B1ur-r has been hrn,
IN c"nsc 4urneo of ST f"us report en- the Subscription
TO fir rev loin. Erlt,s clo.rI nt COZ iOc. Ol ~.
higher than yesterday.
Scavnflc troai.au and /1imlfiin tumulfi"'. DID ST.
ting Ioso.sed &, act iu entire accord The hul slraa
Committee 81 irdcperdHnce.
Tie Al,da.a also stat.r ilnt check his been gne
20 tr proposals OF the luurrilu tou-rr, AtNe parry
lending 10 reconciliation with Au-tria. lhr Dee"
Commfoo his erhts'd 10, sphere ol ncson end ue as-
llit.pl Is Increasing.
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Crorre Thomp.on I'm Boston.

y rIU', Ma's., IHlT'II!, 7 70. II, I'NF,
A large company assembled 40 the United
states Hotel lat NIGHT lle invitation q Collector
Goodrch and were introduced TO Col. Taylor Of East
Tennessee. SPEECHES Nere made by Mr.. Taylor and
ohe-s including George Thompson TIE latter thanked
God he had lived 10 the noble position America had
taken sud hoped d. few days 10 have an opportunity
r'iatIon 10 great struggle. in conclusion. hr.
thompson ade an eloquent atusiOn 10 George Wash
inon d.. founder II American ind peudcuoe and 10
Abraham Lincoln TIE irulder OF American liberty.
M. Thompsons address was responded 90 by niue
hearty ohepn
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S,F oP on ptiSTiNGS.--On oi the most
valuable collections OF oii paintings offered Tor sale In
, cit, for q long tine, " III be- sold ihis evening and
IN ,or,oy evening n the Du' eldorf Gallery. No 5i-
Broadway. " II. II. Leeds. sile to commence at .
o,,l,,k Tie collection embraces number Of paint
inc. h., some Of our beet artists and by some oi the
lannon's painters If tie modern French school a mum
her of gems In waicr coor' also bgon2cs and enSrt''
inns VII Dee sold nt thc same time
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This Day md Evening.

L. L,l n HeItti old t'ce Of oo1uSh1,r T'i 'esda.e'
H.lrperf. 10 ott1 cl!n"H' - m"I@ff"
,c.,r,, or Nrstg-ltaiisu UP"ru-" fhui
s.,.Io.. >. ,tooS-fulIsh Opera-" Mh'i.aha-
"A .tt,,g. InK.rrH. Eo.rii.r.
" ,srsn o,RpsN - ickct0t Lesve Man
800 Tug.rEsfolies Of ahish'litrcited IfovatoFr
49, ,,sr, Gi.rt. Dwsrf., " hatst-iIcNr:
~" amman AiENssFRiE- COLE elton al Animal"
~, ,.',,r,Tyoy-Egue.inan Performances
~ ~, ,5ruItys ,rgR-Eq uestrian Performance
49, !. -, ar CiHCus-Bowep- -lqursiriunial.
u"m n ,.,.rl- Mammoth SIefeoscOpuoon.
p. slrrea4cupuCou.
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TO ARRIvY.
Business Notices.
HoY1's HAwAruA HAIR RESTORATIVE.

hui ITNNNI IN IT M ~ ~ T'I'-1 W.
a CHALLLsGE 10 TRsr.
Tler are ay preparation. IN The market adgrr oa 20
faded aud gray har people seeing he 1dFe'ren' '
unable 10 which preferable and using of tno, aud
bling % de- the expected benefits. conclude tflt flry
humbu. Inai may be which can BE- relied up0n
The undersigned proIuctoTs Of
Tow Hi.w.fHA HAIR RgsTORAriyY,
pro is' .llr vel suoan fsrson7 be i-ceI upon Vie
and n uuques1ned integrity designate one tson
hote hair become gray 10 te proprietor o. each pep
ton restore H. each proprietor noigs bu' lis own
p!cpa Ou the person nothing es Wine ho test
making he Certificate Of the r~nt 20 De- p shed ~ 81 TIE
pal paper. Of the country az the expense Of the uuc
ctsaful cor pot tore
Jo.tPB Horn 1 Co.. No. 10 Unyers place. y l.
Paper. con-. ming H0yts Hawlha Advert sat please
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,,.t,- E,o.e nj the p0sf-On,cr.

For "eN h,mr SeJi. SATURDAY Feb. b.. lOI a. m.
For lrelsd Ns t. ig..r.................i Oi a. IN.
For south raeino snn Feb i9........ loi IN.
For kmops by 'oA"'' /. .. m
Fer kew Ofs1a' oy "su'' p u.
Fsp Cuba uli tLe W9,l ildly. "a GAfin'. "
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f'ororro .Ore-sers' Association OF New orx
pnd Newark Acknowledge the follow ng Bose. having
uouy piled with The demand TIE men theis employ and
plyng the advance price Of ~ per dozen on slase and
.r: Ncg cent Kelly Co., Newark, y. j. jour eynens
lo~ Manufacturing Company Nos 10 and q Jacobst, N
s.. Bodsc Co., Newark, y. J. VI. ;; herrssn. No.
D. r., h y 4. McC rotoD No. q 10 d st " Y John
heari-an No. ~ FriHkort-st. y. J.; John togsn No.
Younz s.n Newark. y. J.; n. NJ " 4ren no. 20 spruce
o.. S. D.. kely budi' Ne" } OH. - .
y. C,RR. Secretary. /. DoIbuhhI1, FRESH
Unconditional Union Central (on,mi'fce-iead
1rarer ibsOu Hall Sf2 Broadway iast hOof up sfairs
me HEADQUARTERS and READlNG-ROOn Of this
o-s.ril. ton are now Open DAY ami ENENlNG snd ell
friends the Uu,oud ious Union cause cordially lnYtsa
10 ~ I'D them AZ pleasure. ADAM c. ELLIS President
\. :, ,AEm Recording SECRETARIES.
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United s,n,., supreme Cont.

WA-HlhGTON, Tbufruhy, ,UD. IT Iu"''
rbo Snnreme Cont of the United States took
M today cases Nos AL e3i and 22, namely; Henry
Uurr aud others egt. Peter 3 Duryeo anu oho'S' IA
the we'll Known that body patent case. D.
IN" anocants. and Gsorg, Harding and e. Parker Tor
tho appelOcb,
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The Ononjngn County Psuitrnii.ry
Isuruct,

SR,crsE. " V. Thursday Feb. II. 1-ti
The Onondaga County Pebltentiary took iire
in the workshop to-day. which " entirely con
luncd and The main building about gone The prison
ers wing may be- saved. but II 1. not probable. Los.
$500 or $1,000 upon which there y small insur.
lnco. The prisoners were all taken 70 the Count
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4 llcfnnlfrr Arresicd.

tLNELASD. Ihuf-day, Icb. II. I-'4.
1reldWell, the Peoples Bank deianier Ci
Hudson Mich. We arrested to-day In Mansfield, OHIO
III, Gtaer.ulAw Is sid to have escaped With the
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GhsufrreuI.

lo-roS Ihur-dsy, Feb. ~, rot
X. Montgomery Held esq. the well-known
reporter Of tie daily press, ha. accepted tie position Of
az .nr tld stage manager OF the Boston Museum
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Special Notices.
All .h. Noo.Commissioped ONircrs. lat.

All she Noo-C Commissioned Ofircrs, late Of the od
It.b Regiment, Ncwiork Volunteer, Con +. Liyinsdon
fri,e earnestly requested 70 meet Dodworbs Hail.
No 3G Brogday, TONIGHT at O'Clock for the pnrposs
Of rendering SEREhADE 20 Col PRICE. Dodworhs
Band l be present The late commissioned officers Of tbs
regiment respectfully invited % be present.
Wendell Philips DEMONSTRATION, at tbs
cooper Institute TUESDAY EkENiNG. Feb TO- For par.
curs, advertisement. under head OF Lectures and
Meetings"
The National Freedmeu's Relief Associations
GREAT ATTRACTION
BROOKLYN ATHENfiJN
FRIDAY EVENING, February D.
NJ u O'Clock.
GENERAL STRONG
CHAPLAIN FISHER,
who speak by hoTty Of Gems. Ro.eos and 1a.cx win
speak for - .
THREE WHITE SLAVE CHILDREN
win be present, and spe-A pieces.
sea, me- ID. C. HAYNES Secr,,sr,
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Ashore.

Fo.rus. Mr,Hos Thlredsy. FEB n. lea.
Schooner &. VI. Partridge, Capt Dou, from
Baltimore for Belfast Me-. Is ashore near Cape Henri
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fr. l.. NJ. Gottschalk announces his farewell
c.lt.iu tli, ,y Iiior 20 Dis departure for Europe.
Gr,t one VII De- given ON tho evening %! tho -'d
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BAGNUMs.-IIalyic, or the Galley slave OF
Tollon. is played every afternoon and evening et the
Mu,e4n. Tbs and tie gialis s..utc.' and p'smcs
LII l.-nll. EI-nL lu-Ar..
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The bill incorporating the Niagara SHIP Canal
Compnn, ,gas taken up IN Committee off iho bole.
Amendments we're adopted pi0,dinZ Tat f. mnjorii
Of .hc Directors shall reside in this Sla'c hni the "f
minus AZ tho CanI may be 90 The mouth Of
any stream in kingnra County thHt do" 'ahhi
the ,anl shah be commenced within Two and CON
prted within i've years. thnt 100 eraat shall Ire coded
T., to. cnrr,raiioB tl the canal Is commenced. The
nane ali parkhngd whitney wns otIicson Out and Am
blI.- Packer snbrtitutru.
iso on 10 Ike QUE .he cnactng clause Is pending
Al
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steamer Columbia Ssinrdiy. Feb. D.......,....
ror California Oregon, Washington Territory and
tho Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except
eil ,..:.'..,.'..,......,....1 a. M. aud u
koth-Albany Buffalo and Canadis IS q M and q M
North and Wet Way D. m
Western Mail via Erie Railroad A m, AVID a D. ~
q lutherl and south Western MaI...5a NJ a and IL p m
D y.
f.,, bedford Newport and Fall River. ......... D ia.
mo long Island Mail closes at m. aud l p ~
suna y Malls On SUNDAY all mails close at lip ~.
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.PORrIoSMTSr OF STATE School MONEY
A. % mo,tlur of thc chosen heeh,hi"rs Cd Hudson
,o...s Yesterday afternoon, The state School mohc'
WI pno .ouoa to lIe taluus cities AID TOW nshila a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
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LEWIS PTrERS-On Thursday. fst. H. 10y the Rev, $ T.
fpr Thompson lcwisot New lork go NJ Louise dang b.
or of Charles PrttIl, esd, Of hfocAllh 40 ''Ed,.
pOSTIlI- NORTON-On Wc,nrsday evening. Fob 10 a
. r,.laci.r Of fs brides ifLcr by t1c Rev tia' ~
P,ys.u oh,t Post io Harriet & Motion, e.dc,t dinihe!
%. levi H. VI .4ou, esq, ali OF this city.
WtLkFR-DEiN-On TLuI'dag. Feb T. by ne icy ;. -, -.
WIl. 5if i..o NuAcro Of New orA ard Ali' tIlAoeil
D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

The Board convened Tor the examination OF
officer. g. Dee cutter service noticed !c't'rd!
,rsf nlpolni,i 10y tlc >e,letr! Of tie Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

CocT-Avp-BrLL SToEY.-A Long Island
% rsssthat Mr.. =. ID. Cock Of oyst.rbiy has con.
3D. Int bis donation % tho SANITARY luir young
pu lrn. ,lacl at sla0. Tie iTcrcrent Long
III. .4.at add. Huly Tor HIM"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
Alihtarn Notices.


Ncw-Yora County Volunteer Comu'iiiec.
Ogce New Buldmgs Chsmberss. ard Broadway Aa
joining sew Cont house, (cntrsnce on Broadway)
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
t- The following the iecunary inducements on'iee
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash DOWN..
STATE BOUNTY
United STATES BOUNTY TO new recTui's''"'
limited STATES BOUNTY, additionAsa ve'e'A"
.O.atTs..................s ..s..''''''''''
Totil,....................'''' 100
A,l,,ou, 10 be made personally at tho oaee OIL 'n'
ml'e'' r GODFREY GuNrHER, Mayor
MATTHEW II BRENNAN, C'mPaou's
oRIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY, suparvi'of
WILLIAM R. STEWART, supervisa.
wuLIAM M. TWEED. Supervisor.
County Committee
oEoR0E opDYKE Auxiliary hea'bsA
QRls0N BLUNT. ChsisnsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

The Assembly Va. engaged all day in con
silriutoa Of unlml 4ut locl billie in committee b" u'
W -nlr. Ieer...
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Wendell Philip, on Reconstruction, a.

Cooper Institute, TUESDAY EEENlNG, Feb lG For par
Meetings"