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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Academy Of Music.

The time-honored opera Of Don Giovanni wa.
played 10 excellent house last night with the custom
aIy applause at the special points. The east Included
Madame Medori Mis- Kellogg. Miss Stockton. Signor
Lott. Signor Beiiini and Signor Bihch The pieces
most noticed by the brilliant audience were tho MIsl
Trio. the Catalogue Solo. Ban. etc There Was lne
display Of talents, aud youth and good looks abouGded
ENGLISH OPERA-NIBLos SALOON.
A crowded audience was present on the re-
opening Of this snug retreat Of the muses.. Mr. WAL
laccs opera of Mariana revycdic characters By
Mad. Borclerd nis - yer. and Mcssrs. Campbell
and Cattle. The opera founded on II very French
and yeTy sparkling concd' with much wit and love
the master passion and Ibulum Of opera generally
to speak of-and so is carried off with the dash and
cooness OF Don Cesar. who Is q brilliant. careless.
pirituel fellow.
There we're seys1al encorcs. We hayel noticed the
other singers particularly before aud have the sat-
isiacon Of mentioning another debutnnte. Iiss Meyer
who has sweet mezzosoprano voice. with the fresh
mess and cearness youth and though not loud yeti
IL round and full aud drew forth sn encore in her solo
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ASSEMBLY.
Hills RrPoRTED FAvoRARLY.

Relative 10 the New-York Infirmary for Indi-
gent women.
Extending certain avenues in Brooklyn.
Relative to the National Guard. liist DIVISION.
Relative to the expenses of streets in lllamsDreh
Establishing the ire limits IN tie Eastern Dislo' "a
Brooklyn. ,c,. 90,
Incorporating the Ncw.York Sesnens Boarding
House Keepers Association -
BY Mr. BRYAsr-To incorporate the New.York Ma
iionsl Fund Bank OF Trusts 90,
BY Mr.. Acknowledgements the NeW-hoik O!e''
BY Mr.. MuRRAY-Incorporatiu the Amity Savings
Bv Mr. PNCKSFY-To provide for the payment OF
the persons making the Enrolment ior the Dram OF eO%
Relative to streets in Richmond County.
BY Mr.. PLArI-Rolatiyo TO the transportation OF
freight OF Long Island ,.,.. l.,
BY Mr. OCosSoR-To establish Free Academy IN
The Bill fixing the salary of Police Justices in Brook
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr. A. ANDRus-To provide State bounty Tor
By Mr.. CuRns-Relative to legal advertisements in
BY NJ. KIRKr-For a road in William and other
By Mr. J. L. SNlru-To incorporate the Longshore
By Mr.. RYAS-Authorizng the Central Park and
North and East River Railroad TO change their route
by Mr.. McNru.-To consolidate the New-York Cen
trail and Harlem Railroad Companies
by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Long LIshd
| City Water Co.
| Ky Mr.. LocKwooD-IncoTpOrating tho New.York
| and Westchcster Railroad Co.
! by Mr.. OLyASY-Ihe South.street and GTand-siIeet
Railroad bill
| By Mr.. BRYAST-To amend the act relative TO the
railroad IN South. West, aud other streets.
MOTIONS AND KEsoLu TONS.
| By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the Presidents order
for drsf, coming in the right time, and pledGing
cheerful response from the State Of New-ioik. Laid
over.
/ MI RED called MP the resolution asking Congress "a
provide better facilities for the transportation Of troop.
between New York and Philadelphia Adopted.
! Adjourned.
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PREVENTION OF FRAUDS,


The solemn and imposing ceremony OF the
Roman Catholic Church, designated tie months
Mind for the repose 81 the soul Of the late Archbishop
Hughes was celebrated yesterday morning at St. Pat
ricAs Cathedral. The odilcc retained the cmbcms II
wo. which it wore at the obsequcs Of the declared
The catahQue differed very materially from that used
OF the funeral the canopy being entirely removed The
base was vlnth on level With the pews the upper
portion being representative tomb In the style Of
pyramid The center Of the lid was capped by Pom.
pean vase surmOUnted By richly decorated cross in
sable and hurnished steel draped with Tie memorial
weeping cloth, which trimmed with silver fringe.
From the fronting the high altar was suspended
the late Archbishop stole, and On one cage 81
the tomb rested bis golden inter- The pinth and Ha''
soleum were oTHamonied with silver iaoe-the Inter
bearing fringed fesioors Of the material. The
whole brilliantly illuminated with tapcrr. At los
O'Clock procession Of Bishops and nearly three humid
red priests moved from the sacIsty 70 the high altar
Among those in the sanctuary were Archblshop on.
molly ~ Halifax, Tie Right Rev. BsbOps LongEn oi
Brooklyn Timon OF Buffalo, Bailey Of SoWaTk, Dom
Unique Of Pittsburgh, fauell of Hamilton. Canada
Lynch Of Toronto Nicar-GeucrM STAIRS and oiL'rr
The immense edfce crowded long before the hour
Of service and although persons we're admitted
sithoui tickets both Mulberry and Mott streets we're
crowded with people who sought though IA 'an 10 gala
an entrance 10 the Cathedral
The services commenced with the Office for the dead,
which was effectively cLAnied b. The clergy
Archbishop Connolly celebrated POBihc al High NasS
Of REQUIEM, Vicarticncral Stars being Assistant
Priest The Rev. Fathers Maguirc and NcSweeney
acted as Dcacons and Father McNierney oiioiated
Master Of Ceromonics.
sermon from Psus Episile to the Hebrews. Iii. !.
Remember them which have the rule you, who
have spoken unto YOU tie word Of God whose faith FOL
low, considering the cud 81 their cOnYcFsati0n.
Afier the sermon, the Liberia sung At the cata-
illue in connection with the usul uoriulry
mics. which closed the Months Mind.
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NEW.YOESK LEGEsLATUhE'
SENATE ALBANY, Feb. 8, ls0i'
RrILs REPORTED PAvORABLY.


Incorporating the Cayuga ana oh'aflo emp
For the apnointment Of Commissioners 70 settle me
boundary line between New-lo and Wes'ohes'oI
County. 100000 - A.. ,u,,.o,,o,oont ~ ,he
Hudson River nj, Meditation
Pcrfectng the Constitutional Amendment 10 enapic
soldiers 20 vote. ,.-o. &, No,r
Regulating the use Of steamboat wharyes IN New
York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Providing for the payment of bounies to certain TO
enlisted veterans .,oo j.. .,..u &,
lieu OF local bounties 49,. go, az
Relative TO the payment of arrears OF taxes ana as
mcns in New YORK. y VII
Rerrlatng the sale Of hay and straw In Ne"-iorS
and Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED
Lcgalzing the action OF town, city ana county au
thoritics in raising bounty Inorevs. ~
LegaAng the county and riot ordinances OF the AeW
York Supervisors. kecommitted.
Ams ding the BROOKLYN Water Act. ~
Resolutions were then reported by Nj. Beh tnur
man of the Committee Finance, that no uiHci
cnce should be made between foreign and domestic
holders of state stocks TO the currency III when the
principal and interest thereon shall be paid. Lies over
Adjourned.
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CLAM FOR sEEyICIS CITRK,
= Tor plaintiff; C. +. Sanford for defendants.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-rfB. 3.
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY isAGREEAiESr BE
TWEEN JUDCF9.
ANOTHER RIOT CASE DISMISSED.
Ferdinand Maynincks act. The Mayor, &c.

Yesterday Judge Carlozo issued an order COM
panug that smother the judges OF this Court had inter
tered with order mad. by him. and threatening punish
for contempt any person who should hereafter take advantage
Of ANY such interference.
There explanation given for the order aud is publ
cation gave s. much Excitement among the members Of
IA. bar. This morning IL consiuted the principal topic OF
gossip. The clerks and officers of the Common Pleas
client the subject. From hat reporter could
gather the following substantially the facts OF H.. matter
4 year the Judges Of tho Court OF Common
rss adopted rule naming certain layers who should Up.
pointed riefes in proceedings supplementary execution
and excluding all ohrn Since Judge Caroko came into
Office he ha, strictly olowe ed this rule, and has appointed
referees who sra not HGnisd In ~
few day ago penon was 80 appointed who was obec
iionhhle the cous. Ia the Knowing the elist
slVs VI W yG We .ovlssl stRi bstfv Judge Dpy Ant
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-" """"nteS M
persons havie,y reng,v~ s~-r~ - b exempted by
Mr. + .ssswoRTH ODn, NO was in favor Of filing
arr ,~s as far as possible by volunteers who were
bette ;han drafted men. He hoped the Committee
wo al reconsider its vote "emptng for three years
Fl ,n1 ;he draft those whor,y commutition
qhe Committee rose.
, ASSAY OFFICE IN ST. LOUIS ,,..,
Mr. BLAIR Gun. Mo- introduced bill % es' a, ,s.
on assay Office in ST. Louis, which VAS re'erfe" !" "
Con- uittce Ways and Means .vrs
| SHIP CANAL FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO Ihh bAnr ,
Mr. ARNOLD (Un H. reported bill ioI snip ,an"
for vessels of war from the Mississippi ~ 'ho
! Lakes. House adjourned.
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fAdvsr,i.ementl
MILLER & CARPENTER pro1nce cnmmi. sioD

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce Comm. sion
Merchants :or the sale 81 Butter Cheese Lard Es,, T1uy
oam~ 0rrin Flour Pot Hops Sccds Beans Died F.uts
sri Country Produce generally. No Enc Hrllnss "
NO. 200 Wnlinstons We Fi,s pcrsou.l attention 70
the selling Of al soods Consigned % io-T- adysuco,
nisde cou'snmsnt Reference PRECEDENT Of Irving Bsus
v Hsuh. President Ehe Railway Company; ffssds al North
River Bank md Sackctt, Hrichsr 4 Co. y. y.
" B-Nau,et c0ns unent State and Western Dfessed
Hog nd choice Dressed Poultry, Tor increasing .hppn.
and nome tgsi..
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po.seuucrs Smiled.

IN ,feoTsAip Roanoke. for Hlraad-Ann Barron, Jnii
Moran Am.i. Ludugon Della Ludnston Danl X. Moves
IT, ST.. Solomon. Mr. Pauline Lehman, Susan Armstrong
Waite. X. T. Jones. Master Low, A. + Bowling. John I
Adams Thofna. g. Lambieu Mr. Aueo. Calmon dn Pin,
Al. " hittei, trsncco Mas Mariana Maari George Gay.
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Fatal RAILROAD AccrDEyr.-At about y

O'Clock n. m. ON Wednesday man named - Anderson,
while walking ON the track Of the Harlem RaiiIoad.
when near Srty.eghth street, was struck by dow %
train and terribly jured. The train stopped, and
he picked up and taken board for The purpose OF
ng him 10 Bellevue Hospital but he died before
TIE train reached tie depot. His remains were con
vrycd his residence corner Of Forty eighth street
ami Lexington avenue where inquest will be held On
them today.
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roTRT cArpNDiR-T,,s D.y

SUPREME C0URT-General Term.-More enumer-
s,ei causes will be called -
SUPREME COURT-Circuit.-Part Mos. $50,
6l3 1912 1891 1887 l29 '1 lli3 49, IT. l,s ioil o
lIsl llJi 1901 1871 1909 l23 1919. Part -Adourned to
nert Monday. on
Court OF HosMoS PLEAs-Part Nos; 81
40 ISL so 30 49, 49, 49, 49, si, s2 ao3 2|
PR, INo. 81. 800 SIS slG $50 69. go 500, Js s 40,
"a gs5 gt7 2as
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONS-FEB 3-Betore City
Ill. Rra

Patrick Dooley aud John Cubert, who had been
Jointly indicted on complaint which preferred by John
Eastwood, No. us Fourth street acquitted II was
LEGGED that they stole wagon and barnefs.
Joseph Scery the accompice Of William Brown IN The
rshb.ry Of Mcsrf Adoph Morris >chei,e, Of No. ~ VIII
liam street the night Of Dee a. pleaded guilty Of an AZ
tempt at grand larceny, and rcmsnded. The MessEs
schsfte robbed Of $40 skns. valued al 80 each.
George Horod tried Indictment for murder in
shooting Charles Murrsy the night Of jan. OF NO. ID
Law street not being shown ha. Herod was the per-
who shot Murray. he acquitted
Tho calendar for today follows: Harkess Little and
Mary eunr,, under Indictment for homicide and Adophas
Locwenthsl for grand larceny.
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ed him to appoint Of the regular referees Of the cou
at, Insisting mon the appointment he had made fudge Daily
.nd appointed person SHaef o ,S rug referred TO-
This substantially the cause VI 'ne oi promulgated Dy
Judge Csriozo. ..,o =,
together on their differences out owing to the engage
agnmets Of them the meeting WIS postponed till
Thursday.
Henry A. Burr ACT. Edward Hcre.-Order settled.
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fAdyerii.enent.I
fuFtItIs'HI'HTs
A BAD BREATH Is the grrntest

A BAD BREATH - the greatest curse the
huu.n family IL heir TO- How mny lovers u has s.p.sied
how many icnd forever parted The subject i delicate
nearest friends will hot meuti0a H. snd n0g
OF the fact youfset To effect radical the BAN
% THOUSAND fLo~EKs dentlitco nglt Ad n0Tuiu.
also btau hrs the complexion removing al tan pmpe aui
ecAlci leaving ,hesAi soi and white Sold by al Dfus.
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ment was gran ei on application Of Mri kcKeon' cou
sci io' MT <cKinley r Che defendant, on the sro""
tia' client unable TO atond, n consequence Of
cng had TO BIT up with his bsrkeoper who was shot
on Tuesday Mr.. Hatch was at hand and left in COM
pany with the complainant Mr. Mckinley senior.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK.
FORT OF NEW YORK. .


siesr.hip-Champion. Jones. Aspinwall, d. .. Allen
Illinois Babrock. Nipinwal VI. -. kObert-
sLip--Taliuian ftrl Rolner HNrc, BoydG Hinckcn.
Bu.-shAron trl Smith, teniicgos, j. r. Whitney CO.
Schooners-Nron Weld, Stamford; Francis Hatch, White
man Baltimore j. W. Mckee; Ocean Wave, fosirr, " ash.
uston Nan Bnt Sssht; WieW ord, Ada.s, Warrington,
Van BIuut L Slssht.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-TmaL Tfnx-rrB. 3-Beiore Justice
MoScRIHP.

SUPERIOR COURT-THaL TfRs-rEB. 3-Beiore justice
MoScRIHP.
ANOTHER RIOT CASE DIsMlssED
Ferdinand Maynineks act. The Mayor, &c.
The plaintiff was one of the sufferers by the JUL
riots to the extent of $500 for the recovery which he
brings this action.
John H. Hackett tie Assistant Corporation Counsel moved
to d.nlss tho complaint upon grounds heretofore presented
before Justice Barbour md so that the set uuconstitu
on because Il did sppear that IL passed by THREE
hnhs vote.
Justce Moncficf without h"seus my dcu.ion, decided
tia, the cause must be Withdrawn from The jury AID the
ton pn.d for the oo rcesor however that judge harbour
Justice Of this Court after due confederation aud caref
examination Of tho whole subject Lad decided aiaus, the
pniia and this Court felt constrained to follow that sdiudi
csi'ou without further consideration.
CLAIM FOR SERVICES As CLERK.
Cleo. llaslt rsi. Goo Eii.s et ul
Plaintiff sued 10 recover balance of six months
salary for .rgces rrnlr.ei defendants from July, t2
Jsrulry 1863 Pautr tssined thst Ice 20 have - per
month"; 10 commence from AUGUST. 1872 aud ri the orpatou
tie 10 receive what liz service. WORTH
depending upon the quantity II goods sold without liking
PERCENTAGE lie cold good, during this time 90 the amount Of
t.1a nni c0nsid red his worth ? 600 therefor.
Ma. Llaldgr fu.np.T OF the t'"ndhhts Bliss
Co1 with whom plaintiff made the bargain. ii, niec that there
stipulation additional compensation to be- giyeit
Mr. Iaigh, beyond as month. lie cousd, that
Of the called who testified that they did not make
practice u allowing o's percentage on the goods sold The
cos. h stin
l.. More ior plaintiff; c. y. Sanford for defendants.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAnBEIs-FEB. 3.-Befors Justic'
BARNARD.
THE CALIFORNIA LANDS OF JOHN C. FREMONT BE
Y0RR TIP (oURT

SUPREME COURT-CHAnBEEs-FEB 3.-Befors Justice
BARNARD
THE CALIFORNIA LANDS or JOHN C. FREMONT BE-
FORE THE COURT.
The Mariposa Company att Cornelius X Garrison.
This action was brought in November, 1863, by
the plaintiffs mining company Of this city operating ia Cal
orni, owning celebrated tract there known Las
Mp0sss to clear up certain clouds the title to sd tract
arising from agreement made between Mark Brumagl,
Trencr Park aud John C. Fremont In February 1850 for
the purpose saving the then of the tract John G.
the privilege IL Yedecung the from Shcrh
sale thereof made in 1885, judgment obtained against the
Pathfinder for 1886 a. An injunction obtained by the
plaintiff and afterwards adsyits Of the delcndat Justice
Barnard granted order to show why tho same should
not b.. dissolved.
The before The Court argument Of this
ton elsy last aud to-day decision rendered
granting the motion The following is extract from the
opinion rendered by Justice Barnard:
An I'M uncon will not be granted 10 restrain an action ped
inc In tho United States Court SO far the injunction seeks
to get possession Of the land the complaint does not aege
that defendant IL ebout threatens DO any other acts ir
Their than the action already commenced In the United states
Court, An injunction i'll not ord riy b. granted to prevent
acts the commission which not alleged 10 be apphended
Is 70 restraining the conveyance 81 the property By defendant
II is clear that all the igts Of the patt must be
determined by tho construction be given to the Instruments
upon the Ian guage contained ia them.
AT would appear FROM the that whore plaintiff comes
INTO Court and alleges that he has good defense 10 negotiable
while they In tho hants Of the original party
such defense viii not be lost 20 him the securities are an
erred bona de purchaser without notice. the Court VIII
consider the obvious advantage be- obtained by the original
holder Transferring sufficient 10 justify well grounded APP
prehenso thai such aufr w bn made unless prevented
L sound discretion aid by injunction in drawing VIII
IN the jurisdiction Of this Court the decision OF those questions
which appropriately be investigated aud Determined
elsewhere. hsse thoroughly examined the elect oi te
Garrison but satisfied upon inspection OF his
paper title that the ownership the MrPosa estate Is by no
free from doubt.
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Major j. I. Love, No. IS Cedar street, adver-
tises in columns to-day that he has perfect remedy
for the Small Pox which he obtained from the Mcmac
Indians in NovaScotia and by which he has cured sir
hundrod of the oatsome and dangerous disease
within the last six months. We refer orr readers to
his certificates and aidayits but advise them by no
means to neglect or hrcgo vaccination
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ADV, rtl.eueu,l

INTERESTING AND ISSTRUcTIyB.-TH PHREN.
oLoeio,L Journal r FIN contains large number OF Por
traits, with .s,che. Of character, according to Py.oory
rhreroosy and Phys.osnomy .oay - By Post
a coz esE
Address, foxIKR K WILLS 908 Broadway \. y.
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MINIATURE .h,fsNAc.
Sun-;,e,.. s07 scs....... 5.2l Moon-ni.,..... $3.50
sandy Hook i:si Gov ssnl.. $3.50 iie Chs..... go
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CITY ITEMS.

The OPrRA.-It will be seen by reference To
the edyersement that Gounods opera Of Fausi as
expressly prepared by the composer FOR tie Italian
opera ri Ter Majcstys Theater London. will be pro-
duccd ut the Academy of Music this evening.
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Arrived.

Steam Lip America lBrru.l. Meeis, Bremen Wis South
symptom, Ian. "a it udse. and 25 pas. 20 Oclficli
Go. Experienced heavy ". sic' durins most Vi tie
pa age. 900 . 80 &C.,.
Steamship iIibcmlau, Norcl1ni Galway jan r. va Halifax
Fob. az D. fudse and pass. 90 awrru Gi.rs Co
Steamship Atlantic, Firig. Hilton Heed jan. 81, mail.
and pss.. 10 1. =. QuaItclila..cr.
Steamship Western Metropolis a.. :. transport, Hilton
New Orleans Jan. 70, at dse. aud pass. 20 L. :.
& HldsIu.l.ter.
steamer Wescicsicr Baker Providence mde. &c. to Y.
Byuu.I
kiushsher Nye Providence, nd.e.. Sc, to l..
lrt Nuayai Grifn- Turl. Island - DAYS. salt T. r.
Dv M. Experienced light winds ind Gains most OF the
pt-s.T'.
Err Thorua. owen Pctensi Neuyi'a jan 81 cedar aud
faho-nny 10 Thompson Hunter. Has on board Carter
Zourve Troupe.
Brig Emily of Loulon) Sookc Bahur.t. River Gambia,
W. &. 4. Dan. 3 hides 10 bir.w crih & Rocksl.
schr. :. ". Ponder Phillip, ElKthcpoft Tor Providence
Sehr. May hotf, smith E1ibethport tor Providence.
scAr. Nora Sedswick Ehhabrthport tor Providence
BELOW-Berk Mariha's Vineyard big Velocity (Brli
sud two hrigs, unknown.
NIND-Suusot, y. n. w.
Sailed.
FIN. 2.-Si.amer-Ci'y of Jersey.
Shps-tncn Psnsma, Nitula, BENZ idsms Richd s. Ely,
Shnkesps r. John Bright Gutenberg.
Bars-Oron y. H. CASTOR. Julia, Nouyal Abliros,, Due
Conati., Wellington Sol. Wilder.
Brs-C. /. Gccry Harriet, Hope :. Il. Thompson, julia
decentralization. Thistle. Edw Everett.
FEB 5-Stoamshps -Champion, Aspnw al.
spoken.
Jan 25 lat 81 81 Ion. 20 Il, schr Mary Clinton Tor Vera
CIuz, days out.
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EVENTS TO COaE Capitalization of Bryant
STATIONS ne. College this evening. See advertise
lmeAt.
The Rev. +. H. II. Wilisslecturc at Dolworth's Hall
tonight on The True Element Of Success." for the
benefit Of the NcwYork Medical College for Women.
valuable paper IL to be read before the American
Geographical and Statistical Society this evening by
II. Nells' esq, on the System and extent OF the er
pres. business in this country and Europe.
The free lectures ofthe Cooper Union which are de-
lyered annually in the large hall Of that Institution
have been inauguraed this year It'll u course on Pol-
ica Economy. The second lecture Of this course viii
be delivered ON Friday evening next by Simon Stern
esq. on Capital in its connection with Labor
The tenth annual soiree Of the New En- gland Local
Club takes place this evening at Irving HALL
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INTERESTING TO BLOCKADE RUSNERs.-Sev-
era revenue cutters. among which are the Miami and
Tiger have been stationed at various ports on tho East
and North Rivers Tor the purpose Of oyerhaung and
examining the papers OF every craft leaving the port
The stevens battery Naugatuck is stationed off White
Stone, or Throggs Neck, to examine all vessels bound
up the Sound.
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e. READ WHO SAYS so:

from ths Rev Levi O. Beck Pasor Of the Bsp ILGIeh,
Psnbsston, n. j., formerly OF the North Bspns.
Church, rhlad.lphia
] have known Hollands German Bers fsvorsbly for
number OF years. have used them in my family aud
have been pleased with their effects that induced to
recommend them to many others aud know that they have
opersted in -trkngly beneficial take pless
in thus publicly procng this TACT and calling the sttsn-
ton of those afflicted with the deases which they
recommended 20 these Biit.r-knowing experience
that recommendation will be sustained do this
cheeruly hoosnas bi,tes is intended to benefit The
afflicted and 10 mot drnA.
Yours Truly, LEVI @. BECK
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The SEIZURE OF CONFEDERATE BILLS IN
SPRUCE sTREET-Mr. Williams. who was implicated
with Mr.. Hilton in the affair Of printing Rebel money.
and arrested with him at No. IL Spruce street few
weeks ago has been released ball. being held only No
n witness,
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