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Of his strength and sp.rirs NJ Tane WRITE an ,ssay
d,tie bnk ID fact sipEolarly clever little b"ok which
never couE have been first tete sweet IN H. Cousins
nurh ind a., ns t. bsve hD hiite: and ahdt eicd In
his inner taits fn chat duy 20 the ery OF the Hostile
votc. II rs keen ugly dissection al The eclectic his
cclany stai ~ C..sn wanted to coil new ps'h sopn'
ics s,s,m and plucking Of NJ Cousins pfeaeasion"i
" thss whom yor are done with the reru'I % It, and
cou,emnlste n Cousin over tbe cover you seen " sc
+. ,s,t,law Wool amid rain Of fo egn feathers.
And there 10, an told. YET another A."e ira IN M
Tsine,, ea.. lie wrote, ore Of the earliest oi LIS
rtipys Gil essay Cd Liou'nane' W "e
which Ms. essay tie Aea"emy m tho "ne
accorded one Of. Its ffiz'si-"hu 'ncn 'ouns
n Tsre went ard added preface To o''
e..sv :, which be aired something OF bis here'ic"
philosc.hy aud got tie book A Tie p'e'"'" p'''n'u
=. having been cruwned by the Academy. when "o'
n .e,I ruther ON tbe Immortnla
Pr-c.,ins tie little error about Tame your ''ef"
article O, month ago !et slip this utter n'''
error STRAUSS Ieten Jesu" Is being iransht d il'
F,e,,rh bv himself EeaIsor and DolhAs the edstofsc
The late "Revue Gern,nnique." Mr. Strains WIS ne'e
a, editor of the Kevuc GermnniGue which quite eAcep
topay valuable periodcn such OF yonr readers rs He
refusal Of it will lie glad to learn not late IN w
luuereal nor any other sense.
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ance. TIE tnilding WAS then closed and sealed othef
Protestant establishments were cosed in the same WY
and IN Erglsh clergyman arrested asd held FOR time
in custody r..l.
The earnest remonstrances Of the American Charge
d. Afaires on Tuesday brought an order for the open
ing Of tn, rooms Of bs American Board and the Bible
Soeieties-lhe bding being still under the charge OF
the police however, who engaged oil day Jester
dry and again to-day. in taking an account Of sl too
bucks stored IN the building 1t IL believed that thu
Police Hl be withdrawn today. but in Turkey nothing
is certain an hour beforehand.
NUT postpone a fuller statement OF the facts unit
the next weeks post when It is hoped everything VII
have been arranged.
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s,., T..onx P,srce Philsirlphia, ndsc and pssA ~
VIM. kitrs,rcA -. To- Inn. O r,,l,o.a irsu1.
to 1homSs Duni~r. -, al, IN 49,, ,,A.. IN WA
.i,tpd ~,ou On the rh ms. LIT II, Ion "H "so'
f.n,i,a from suuhoat Monticello I'll well .. L.,
sn"rs not Amrrica) sIburn Asoa Bsy b' days.
wool TO Reynolds Ca'hn,an ~ nm, Co., RLo y,,.,s>,
E.y.r.tlyr r. &. Msr~irA tof CardiI Scott ho ''''~
Al dsy. .coa,e aud cd iron TO Pend reast bro- x -.
srx Ida lswed Ludscsn. Rio JAn"uo o. icy" s'''' "
% tnoo,n Webb ,of Psth) Tabor Manrsni daSsS
-, m ,rs.es an sugar a. owen Ntm-r,,,
In, ,,,z Cony brown Eizabrtbpoy' ior Halloween
Srhr t,g,srA higgins Eliss,-thpor for noSo'l
sch, Urb,ns Wiros. Elm b thror ior ran As~'
schr gsui Euslsh. Baker, Nov -osSiiord
SER Flysu ay Mathews Prov d"nc.
BEL,IW --hsTk May, iIem I ow pay.
WIND-At suns~t, ". n. w and isn@
RETURNED
sr,s Harvard My-rs, hence on Thnf'dy 'o' S''"'T
b.,ias sprvpx sssk " hi,~ goIag down the psy
-e'~" srOhENr ..r...~~
M date Ivi q y. Ion. 81 W.. bart asipaesH " wv
noun ksSv.YOrk, " days ovt q
"~ MEMORANDA. , -, .,,p
Nal a~r.-ri, ,.cort.. June -, lt 70 - ., toh
nara ntnent' Ispo.'f -. T,mb.y & Q New iork and
sgoss sop sssa..ss having damaged hsrs dsr"s$
gale Cd tho CsP~.
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seyiux that the Russo alliance Rives her al
the strength required to put stop to the entertainments
nj the revolutionary and den rniic tide. site thinks
aresdy Of insisting in spring nP"n ibe execution q" s"e
Zurich treaty and NE restoration OF the expelled princes
Of Tuscany Parma and liodena and the is"nne1si'on
Of the Legations MAJ ches ana Unb.a :" tbe "tr'"y
Of St. Peter The Danish question becomes rather
disagr, cable TO Austria until served exclusively
PrxssaB ambition. and therefore Prince Frederic 'i
sustenburg. formerly dissssteiu :" Reeboerg and
Francis Joseph a. representative Of Tie German rev.
olu,ionsry movement becomes now person great al
Vienna. His popularity might be good weapon against
PrrsiaD prctensions
Once mo,e call Jour attention to the state OF SPAIN
Az far 40 ON informed must believe that ieVo'u
ton il ina, oidable at Madrid and In the provinces
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CITY ITEMS.

PRIyATR MEETING OF THE PEACE CAUCUS AT
HorE CnArEL-Ihe report OF the proceedings at tie
meeting OF a number Of the peace party which took
place on Wednesday last at Hope Chapel broadway,
and which appeared la Tie Hrad Of yesterday. Ia we
have the best authority for stating Incorrect IL every
particular save US to tne names OF the speakers and
the persons present. The following may be taken as
authoritative and correct outline of what took places
some eight Or gentlemen OF tue Democratic party IN
Pcunsy wanna determined 10 cal meeting OF the morn
prominent members OF the party to take place IN New
York with view 10 elicit aud harmonic their views
ON the question Of peace and To secure con-
certcd action at the forthcoming Chicago Convention
10 which most OF the gentlemen attending tao meeting
here had appointed delegates. The result of thus
call vas the meeting ut Hope Chapel en- Wednesday,
which Was attended by upward VI one hundred repre-
sentaiiyes from Consecticus NewJerscy, New'hoiA'
Delaware. Maryland, Pennsylvania. lndiana'
and California principally as already stated ae'esa'es
to Chicago. The meeting was presided over " oeiA
tor Weber and among the speakers were Senators Len
droks Bsyard, Ex-Governor vroom. Judge Back. Mr.
e L Low.ry. Mr. Franklin and Gov. Pratt Of Mary.
Land Mr. q. T. Curtiss Of New.York; &. Brown vi
Delaware; william Is. Reed and ExGoy. Biglcr vi
Pennsy anini 4. W. Engs, John Mckeon ana ferusn'
do Wood Of Now York There 10 resolutions. the
meeting being simply Of aprvate and not representa-.
tive character but authorized ~ say thut there
was no speaking favor Of the continuance Of tue WIZ
for tho uuion while the other hand the general opin.
ION was strongly and decidedly against al immediate.
absolu< and nduohai cessation VI hostiltiea The
object vi the meeting regarded a. being fully At
tanned by the discussions and interchange VI We've
which took pace and complete understanding was ar
rived at US " what should be be genera features vi the
platform " bc presented for adoptoa az Chioago. tue
only difference VI opinion being suudry Lon essenta
matters VI detail
DEATH OF Ex.MAYOR VARIAN.-Isaac l..
varan former Mayor vi this city died hs residence
in Peeksku Yesterday morning. Mr. Vsrian belonged
10 one Of our oldest Knlckerbocker families and was
for near half oeltaIy ideutiiei vita the hiStory "
this city.
DEATH OF JAMES MCCALL, xso.-James
Mccall esq, who well known a. god citizen
and successful merchant died yesterday morning OF
VI the heart at tho house Of bis broherin
law. Mr. James l.. Graham. whittier be bad been ie-
moved from the Clarendon Hotel In consequence Oh MS
rapidly falling health in the hopes Of improving which
he had visited this city. Mr.. Mccall came " this
country ut an early age iron Ireland and was engaged
for long timo with the firm 81 Peter Kcmsen 20
and sf,erwsrd wen, into partnership with Mr. Samuel
d. Bradford Of West Roxbury. Mass under the stP's
Of Jsuss Mccall co Ailss rstuias GSn e"A'7ss
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The weekly returns OF the Bank Of France
sAov an ncrense 10 ,hs cash Of ak iiion francs
fAs Paris f,our.s dn'l bs, steady Eenss on the
nah closed Of ~ vs.
Adyicss fresu TGnia report tbe Surrender Of the
rry Of the hey witless engage eIt Ia the ins,r
fsna The i,tier dyciAred their desire H. remain faith
I'll ~ the Rs their only wish being ihe dismissal Of the
Ministry s,a the sbottion Of the unjust tax.
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FrLoYIoUs AssAULT.-At about o'ciock
Yesterday morning al officer while on his beat IN
Seventh street between Avenues and u, bearings
woman cry Tor help went 10 her a''', ana Iounu ,has
,wo rtlans Lad thrown Der Ia tie lound. The ofcee
interfereI and Was stabbed in tie thigh The ouia"c
escaped.
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ITALY.

In regard to an alleged contemplated move
ment by the party Of action. The Aornas 20" snthor
l,tjyey states that Ca lad only holds personally
Lof RIM il, but has eyrcsed his iafusnce 10 modef
ate the enthusiasm q his follower.
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wO DAYS LATER RReH EUROPE
Ccntl.rcd from Firss Page.

sd6r A. 10 tie effect lst the FoEshIng should pass 10
fe oder of the day to avoid oec,sniBg emeaassneh
so TIE Govelrmcni rejected, and the address was
sdop<ed BY GU ~ u votes.
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CaIinhcr's Evening Exchange.
R~ceio,s Of Produce.

Ara Ills 800 bills Flour 1881 bbls. Whisky. S2 bole
Corn Meal, 5000 bush. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn, A@o
bush OAs 100 pke Provisions, ~ pkss Ase-, 's p<sh(
Butter, $3.50 pigs. OH Cake, 1871 pkgs. Lard ;.
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LONDON, July 81, 1864.

LUN|ON, july JI, IrO1.
The Paris nrpse, under reserve, announces
the conclusion OF peace between Germany and Den
mark The bhsls K unknown.
The armisl,,e has been sIigLt.y prolonged.
win be prolonged FOR a short time No understanding
relative 70 basis Of peace has yet been arrived At
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RAILROAD AcclDEXT.--Thos. Nulty was run
over Inv car Ma IS o.stne Avenue line in Fourteenth
street lie was taken Bellevue Hospital and one es'
lis feet was dmputltc'l.
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ushaa Mammalian psnk aud "A n IN his ur.desa "a
80
Vigorous homogeneous tnaa that Institution II i&gst
indebted for its succ.ss Since re.ixnips thu postasA
~. w.c.n no. ,..l,.1 tel ~. . ~ CO
a. '..Ca' 80" ~ "' 'o''A". M -. -
don OF Geneva, n. 4. lie leaves wideW and ON
daughter, Mira Sheldon, with two grandchildren -
"a ,.,..,,.. ., ,,o ,,.s n, uauu,., u.c.u
anu D""sH''' VI ''' '"' ~ As''A''a A.
THE W0MAES PATRIOTIC ASS0CHAnoN o.
Nrw-yopx de.re "a call attention IN IN. s,,,,~,,A
- 49,. 1t, w., -.
rssoiut'o"s I" 'he Is"es N''on"' S"venaus m Wssne
ngton and to Join In the recommendation that aufs
isrv socctias bold occes,on a, mse,uv. N, IN. ,A
:, -,--, ,,--,-~.,--u
Oh prosu'i"g anu disseminating al the niormstion the
con be procured In reference " the general objects q
the Association.
| 1.,,. -, r
M LAoss NrIloSAt ToS. t ~ ~ ~,
". NV. ~ vi, - w ~
ansraJ snd aaaa,'d u'' '"' 'o'''""s 'S''''"'
ouefea end adopted
an d. ss Ia Ia 80. ~ s,arn s.,s.s,ss ME-
On Wy n,'aie apo e.'sN o. amtI can ~
d.. Ssios Coyrns, 10 hold us,iys. sy ,b. neI, ~
months for the purr o.s Of communicating With each ohe
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I ada.

CALCUTTA, July (by telegraph via Suez).-
shitys irIa Twist quiet. Sterling Exchange u VI.
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NROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENr'
u NJ, .,,x rrpiIC--The customary oss Of ssssx
wsshsss AaJ % "sS THOMA, STEPHENS
ROBERT l.. DARRA0Hs
q w. CRAVEN,
Ctotea Aansdset Boa
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Turkey.

In regard 70 the closing Of the Protestant
establishments In Consrtinope II Is sIeh ,na. snd
nib. u,d inerean Al ssio AIRY eietss were ieopen.d
Ia consequence u protests addiessed 10 the ioit y!
the Ensilah and American Emb.ssslors al Co9s'aL''
uoplr.
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WashipSton August

STREET CLgAYTNa.--Tb Commissioners foo
Cleaning Streets" by contract consisting OF tno
Mayor Controller and City Inspector. met yesterday
morning Qlth Of August at II O'Clock. at the Mdyoro
Office His Honor the Mayor presented the proposals
of d. D. Badger offering clean the streets for dvS
years nj the rate Of eaDc. 900 per annum.
The Controller and City Inspector objected to recei
ing tie offer on tie grounds that the proposals. resareS
that the manure should be the 'perty OF the con-
tractor and that lie should be snpprid with dumping
g,ounds. and slip accommodations without e2pehsas
rls vas ia effect they clumed 10 exceed the SUN aS
rz.d be paid und.r the sct oi TIE Leglsiature
The Controller stated that lie ~as about 10 a.iveis9
for the sale cry and suggested that tho
contractor should offer WHIT lie olld allow Tor th4
manure another proposal. The City Inspector saie
that the Commissioners eonId not guarantee suppif
Of CTotCn water at az times. At pes ~ he coaie
not obtain water even for spr.nklinS Broad
way. lie also alluded 10 the condition cor
timed in the proeosa tina. ,ne ,ho SpGpa' sSS
streets shall be enforced 1be Commissioners couN
Lot bind themselves W carry out The enforcement OF the
ordinances IN this pnticnlar The contractor musQ
assume the risk OF sucl violations. The Mayor was -
favor Of modification Of the spccihcatcns heretofore
published, inviting proposals 20 10 to give Tue coz
tractor the manure and dump ~ ounds Tree cf e1
tense but tho Controller and CITY lns disagreed
The Commissioners we're. however. VI opinion ihat y
would be fruitiess to advertise for oilers under tho
original specifications.
OBITUARY-STEPHEs X. REYyOLDs.--At an
informal meeting Of the Class Of 1859 Of Coum bis Cox
ege held August 1854. TO take action In regard 70
the death Of Capt Stephen X Reynolds. AssstaaS
(enera former member VI tho class. 1t wse
unanimously
Reoiesd This, W. have heard with sincere regret the intel
le,u the death II beloved cas.Dse Epdsared
during college years Ia all especial b'sner oy .hr sen
Of his character Ne we'll syupshre witY
his afflicted family IN the nepsrolo loss which they hsv
sustained Naturally Of eanet and enthusiastic tcnperd
.nf unit with thsse qualities, Prudence, dcisiop sn
energy in all the uuderakg IS we'll Of his student days
bsrduenty Of the calling 10 which he bad sc'otse
hi. eI,tncs Auims ed with patriotic srdo In the esne
" OF the Rebellion Le d-doseS Tie ne to The ssryio~
hi. country lie aided for the faithful discharge
BIZ. duties camp by SPEEDY aud ~einried pronoio
tho DEATH wh ch has summoned him w
uou hi in toe -d & hr led HE 90 dtrS 10 tug
chs &C. below d friends worthy sop-e brave and e4
gtrntd soli T. &c has et an0rnisitd ireotd and q
exaup- when Il wi alike oar privilege ali do~s "
a. Oh and 10 in ta The OF class binds ~0'th
iup rouaen la hs aete nota tt'fsts Ps<'j ~
Ge1 I'D sHro .,..
Re,orsd, That copy Of these resolutions be srsnsnsc
the family OF the de-sedtnAt they be paoish,d aio oso
de u.us b,ds. u mourning be worn tor ttir days
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. frescerf
a..
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DEATH OF Ex.MAYOR VARIAE.-Isaac L.
varian former Mayor vi this city died at hs resdeDcs
in Peekski Yesterday morning. Mr.. Vsran belonged
10 one Of our oides Knlckerbocker families and VA
for near half oe4taTy ideutitei vita the hLtory u
this city.
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Pnssenxsr- Arrived
a.asrss ship News.

In ship Caiena ron Nsso O,sassh' fnnh suiD"s' ~
Z Ia the sl~cIagc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

II URNHAN's FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNHAMs
" fsrn.nre s,prsss surnham. Furniture Express
Furniture stored AL kinds OF furniture ard shipped
nltc Of tsmes movcd The city or 10 sAa country
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Tho wheat market was very nrm but without decided
Ssd no soec 10 hns'nes or "r, n ,hs
inquiry for home use remained slack. Sales so 900
bushels at q 90 81 80 for Chicago spring. 81 81
Tor Milwaukee club, 81 al 81 63 for amber Iowa and
Milwaukee, 81 Go 81 70 for winter red Western 81 10
81 70 for amber do and 81 IS for prime white Michigan
wholly nominal The market was lower and I'm.
settled and business interrupted by the freaks Of the
ARES cd and locked up sales 80 600 bushels at 81 &c
81 Is for western mixed closing nj the lower price, and
81 10 Tor new crop Jersey aud penosyvan, yellow The
Canada, and 9oc. q o2c. for state and Western
FRxIGnTs we're quiet and without decided change in
mens Of Il 600 bushels q wheat al aga 10 bulS 900
bbls -four Isl 800 terces beef 2 200 boxes bacon los
neutral 1000 bbls. flour Is 3D. 300 boxes bacon las.
200 terces lard It's 3D. 20 tons oil 2os 100 ticrces beef
2s 3D. and 1900 bushels wheat 4d In ships bags TO 6
TO London, per American packet, 600 bbs -four is7xd ;
per neutral 600 bbs -four Is I'D, 100 iierces beef
5s 1900 bbls oil 2os 100 bacon IFS Cd 10 tcus
zinc lis. Cd 10 Glasgow, per American, / 900 bbIs.
-four Is 3D. small parcels bacon It's Cd and per neutral
sCo S1s a flour is "a and heavy goods 2o7 10
bbs ashes as. Neapoliian bark chartered for
Cork plymouth direct ~ 900 bushels wheat at IS Cd
nine years old, built in New York, has been sold at
atb 600. and Is now loading for Liverpool under the
PROVISIONS Receipts 500 bbls. pork, 1e3 packages
beef 357 do cut meats 743 do lard and GAO dressed
hogs. Inc general complexion Of the provisions market
was about the same to-day as saturday, though IN
some articles we noted rather rmer telling on the part
o. sellers, though prices without quotabe altcra
tcn The demand for pork Father active, aud
prices ruled In favor OF the seller though there not
much change The sales comprising 900 bills.
on the SPOT at $e II $40 ~ for old ga s22 %
for now, and S20 S23 so for city and Western primo
mess, and $40 SIS for old and new prime
aud 500 Rbls. mess, all February, s22 so $500
do do for March ard April 500 so and 500
two years old mess, for all February, al $40 90 u
The demand for beef moderate and the sales
cd 10 $50 bbs ~ for country primo and mess sl
Si4 Tor repacked Western mess, aud S5 $40 for er.
ira do Beef hams steady, with sales OF 90 bbls.
Western at $40 80 SAL acon was steady, with fair
inquiry The sales about 200 boxes, nj 11,sc.
III 80, for Cumberland cut, III &c. &c. for short
Ribbed and 12sc 13c for sh rt clear. Cut meats
steady at &c es4c tor shoulders and lie 12Xc for
hams The sales 600 packages and 900 DO long cut
hams at ID Nc l3Ac Dressed hogs sold at &c. e,sc
for city and Western. lard was steady, with sales o
2T00 bbIs. and tierccs from 12zc 3c for old and
closing very Arm. Butter aud cheese 10 fair
demand NJ Saturdays prices.
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RISsceI,aneoux.

crIr AsTx-Rangoou, Dec I2-ship Amity s,,nson foI
dsch.ried her been put on the eridron ver
copper Is found to he much and IN many pao
estimated 10 cost RS 70 O9o re 80 900
sIr WV Carver hence for San
rudder damaged and was fitting new
sHp yIcro. from Puget sound arrived at Valparaiso Dec
u with loss Of fore aud mixzen masts.
BARK MARIA J sx,rn-sydncy. Hsw, Nov q. Isss.-Nov
when FIVE days on. from Newcastle Aasgal,. for bong
hsml master, was strack BY sudden tornado forward
sl,o with sas ana rigging attached The mex. day
sydnss @ aade ep as for
''e sRa,ss as s
soe q e
were ao a. the time and went overheard with the wreck
n vain and two worthy young men who were STRONGLY
w aa sn be
70 Capt Smith and his officers FOR Their skin getting back
@ssa m spi kesse amounted to only about
BRIG JOHN BARNARD Jameson Cardenas via Turks
Islands before reported ashore at Cape Hcnlopen where
she ned ana lost her cargo on and lowed to Pha
sSTs II n FAasHAs. from Boston for New Orleans put
into s. BARK Fila Virginia Wednesday morning
had 90 board cargo Of groceries, valued at 5000
scHR AnRr. from Boston for Cardenas which put into
and had decks swept.
IS s%Grs s s.
Foreign Forte.
BREMEN Jan 2O-n port ship Sautee Parker. for Akyab
gSass ssin ship. Eliza Nsssrssa Maui
Wells, DO tbeiore reported sid ast for Msgimain)
II port 81. SsrtT rsi.so", for or kYors sdaya
York 29h narks steIson, Beais Boston soth Aexan
drine tBr1 is Snow 9, 10. a.. s,.o, :. WI
brig Nevins for lds; schr Baker Boston
GRAND TURK. Jan 25rn port bark Clarence for NYork2
Ar, sarts 81, Be s
for
Rs sGams n s a"s sd FEB pss
sshr Sks Ba;shap SYs Down Boston
sssssS IA osfdsnas caTs
essa &C.
@ DOan for r o sch5s A%es Lws W VII.
Worth coppeIas do Given trebep Martin do; and the
s.rs sss saS Ia
%ss.sA Jan iaIsld bark yelms, Nlctsrsen, Boston:
brig Bonita e; Boston
snn as
rFsIs II ., Erin ss sa.- sao"
@ PTs A Sss Annl ss B TS
(Brak), Cunha NYork. =
SxYgS. Jan If-ln port Br bark Nordnais Hills from
Boston for do, dg TO sail in abt Is days.
SURrSAM, Jan Sin port barks Gc6rge Mary, Bates,
Boston 7h Rowland Lewis for Boston, ldg; Alice
Tarton Rowe, for do 10 days. brigs West, Hardison,
from Boston, 7h disg Paramarbo Herrick for Boston
days.
SIsAL Jan 20 No ve. sets In pnr.
sAGUA Jan 2a-ln port bark Linda wig; brig Jas Welsh
for Philadelphia days Sid cath. brig Eliza Ann Phila
deipi'a
ST. JAco Jan i5In port bark Morning STAR for NYork
wtgrarco. - ~
ST InHS Feb s-Arr schr Gen Knox. Barter Vienna Md
Cid 81, schr Annie NJ. Larson, Barbados
TaISipAp Jan 2s-Arr schr Bachelor tBr, Miller. NYork
yALrsEArso. Dec 3iArr ship Victor Puget Sound tsce
Miscel)
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLzNEN
only Al the New Museum OF Anatomy. W Bros1-
way Parties unable 10 attend these Hectares can LAys he9
forwarded OF ten cents ~ addressing "
the New York Museum Of Anatsmt.
EcrURg ON REy. HENBT WARD nEkcHrE -
IL Lindcy Spring viii delv>r lecture on nes .crs
Ward Beecher and mis- Exevr Hall address ~ va 49,
Institute "Wednesday e Ming FebrrsTy ~ S"2
ricketts, % centa For sale At Breu amos. !O5 b.osuwL
al The door % The evspss ihe lecture Laiss sspscsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBA.
III n.y. Troy the North and West leave Chambers stree,
S2 r: M from ThIr.sh street Tickets may procured
al any the Offices Of WBSTCOrrS Expresa In Nav Yarr
and Brooklyn aad baggage checked the house In All
on the road and 10 Saratoga Springs " SS'''
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ Increased Recommendations Trains for Albany All
Troy the North and West leave Twenty street depot
Sunday trsins leave New York for Albany st42sP
aud Albany Cor New York At e:l6AM.
JOHN BUR0HILL. Superintsad.al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

OF the Immaculate Conception, Mr. EDWARD FAsLEr 70
MISS MARY CARROLL. all OF this city.
kKRR-AMoRY.--On Wednesday evening, February =
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr.
Ilsiy, OF Brooklyn Mr. THos kerr, o. Jersey CITY TO
Miss MARTHA b., eldest daughter Of Peser b Amory OF
this city,
Newburg papers please copy.
LANXTREE-RonIsoS.-O Saturday. February @, by the
Rev. VIM. Luke, JOHN LAhKrRA1 OF this city, TO ANNIE
MARSHALL, daughter OF the late John Robson, Esq OF
Jedburg, Scotland. No cards
SERytS -FoasHEE.-At Warwick, NJ Y, on Sunday
February T. by the Rev. +. vanderveer assisted by
the Rev. Isaac D. Cole Jous L. SERvIN. Of this city.
70 sAIS daughter Of the late Abraham Forshee, OF
The former place.
siMoSsoS -REDiSo-At Trivoi Peoria county, ILL.,, on
Thursday evening, January 81, ISAAC II. SMoNsoS, for
former place
SIMoSsoN-- REyNoLps.-on Monday evening. January
Brook yn. to MISS MARY REYSolps, Of this city.
WATr-WsyER.-0n Friday evening" February s, by
the Rev. John Brash IpHS WATT, OF this city TO ANNA.
BELL L. WISNER, OF Philadelphia
phlladelphla paperS naaaa CODY.