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poyNF-At his residence In Southied Staten Island on
gnsdsy jan 81 Andrew Bovine, in tho 10th year OF hs
age. OF. u..-,.
,s.,reifuly invited attend the fur cral iihou further
no,re on Friday Feb. O. at o'clock p. M. from 81 An
drrvs Church Richmond ;. l.
cra,r, viii be In waiting at yanderbilts Landing on the s
,xnf of the II IN. boat iron New Nork.
coIrTANT-In the town OF Eastchsstar. "Wednesday i
inst typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. phebe, yhe oil EJa S0u
tau, aged 50 years
The funeral will take place on Saturday at p M
FLAGLFR-ln Brooklyn suddenly Sunday Jan Is ieo'
OF Group Albert hix oil Albert Ara MARY
: Eagler, aged year aud days.
door Fatbuh. O'Clock Friday afternoon FEB
O. 1865.
HENRY-On Thur,day morning. "a ins'' MIS- d. Henry In
her G8th year. -,
The funeral will place O'Clock f,om the residence
of her Aon, John McCornlck No. 30 Fast Ninths on
Friday afternoon.
KNIGUT-At Fast Corin,h Vermont, Thur,day, jan.
rs very suddenly, of Inflammation OF tho BRAN, Niie son
ofCspt H. and Fanny 4. Knight aged yeas apd Ioahs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03
NFW.YORK EEGIsLATURE.

SENATE....ALBANr. Feb ?, 1855.
BILLS PASSED.
Ircorporat.ng the Onion League Club Of New-fork.
incorporating tie Olympic Club Of Aew.lork
ASSEMBLY.
The Speaker presented the annual report Of
the state Prison Association.
Tho Governor vent In the following Geographic as
mich received by him from Washington;
MA.miSGros. " rdne.dby. Feb ? 1855
To Goyrr-oR Frs-as We obtained to-day the ffesi-
dents assent g. a.. follow ing pfop,firout .
Th. 20 much Of the revised quota sdded to the
std. Of Now of hy the order Of January - sixteen
thousand be deferred for further usssraton tins deferred
quota he d. Quoted from the various
districts State This be carried out by dedne'
Eve NON the quotas OF zach In the
state gssned January ~ Tie deferred portion !" De
tie suhert for future e ranir alton Ani action
JAHKs H. BELL, aud George II. ANDREWS Sen'ioEA
Bills ORDERED To A THIRD READING.
To provide hdd Ou,l means for the relief OF our sick
and wounded soldiers.
BY unanimous consent the tlil was read third time
and passed.
To provide for public market In tie City Of New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

those present at Illinois had already to day done III
work [Applmse.l MarylaDd'was about half through:
but he felt prod that Illinois was little ahead He
thought this MEASURE was very fitting if not ndis
pensable uct to the winding Up the great difficulty
he wished the reunion ~ all the States perfected and
30 effected o remove all causes of disturbance in the
future; and attain this end II was necessary that the
original disturbing cause Should il possible, be rooted
out He thought all would bear him witness that he
had never shnnk from doing all that he could to Grade
cate Slavery issuing emancipation proclamation.
pplause. But that proclamation falls far short
Of what the amendment will be when fully consum-
mated A qrston might be raised whether the pro-
clamation legally vllid 1t might be added that 1t
only aided tpse who cGme into our lines and that 1t
wes inoperae to thofe who did not give themselves
up or that 1t would have effect upon the children oil
the slaves ben hereafter. In fact il would be urgec
that il did no meet the evil. But this amendment IS
Kings cure for all the evis. [Applaase.l 1t winds
the whole thing up. He would repeat that 1t was the
fitting If not indispensable adjunct to the consumma-
ton Of the eeat game we playing. lie could not
but congratulate all present, himself the country and
the whole world upon this great moral victory.
NIX ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Feb. q 1865.
One Kindred guns were fired at Columbus,
Ohio this evening in honor OF the passage Of the Con-
nalAmendment abolishing Slavery.
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TWENTY-FIVE Per Cent Deferred.

Telgraphic dispatches were received in this
city Yesterday from the State and County Committees
authorized TO 90 TO Washington to confer about the
draft Cen Frys las. order places the quota Of this
CITY olo aud the mission OF tie County Committee
was I, see what arrangements could be made toward
reducing this number before the draft on the 18th INST
The County Committee teegraphs that they were to
have on interview with the Secretary OF War and the
President yesterday. and they had hopcs OF obtaining
their TO reduce quota to ten thousand The
di,pach from the Stale Committee is appended;
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. 1865.
Tos,rvor GuxrnFR: The undersigned have obtained
the Presidents approval Of the proposition TO defer
twenty-five per cent OF the quota as assigned to the
various districts Of State. under the order OF jim
"a Tor future investigation This relieves your city
Immediately OF more than FIVE thousand OF the present
call JAM, a. bELi4 Oh l's
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inform you that hare placed On equal NUMBER o.
vonr officers at work on my Notifications under
fire, and shall keep them there TIL you extend to
The negro soldiers the treatnout due to prisoners
of war. And have the honor 10 be, sir, very re-
spectfrlly, your obedient servant, benjamin r. nut
Ter. Mai. Gen Commanding" Before that days
sun went down in Richmond the negroes were put
back in Libby Prison, with the other prisoners oil
war; and they never were placed in the fortihca-
tions afterward.
would not speak dogmetically upon this subject
know that there are embarrassments attending III;
and that no mans ipse diIa afford certain So
luton of the problem But there is no time for de-
lay. Our Salisbury prisoners die at the rate OF 10
per cent a month. They enlist in the Rebel army
driven there by hunger and cold-at an equal rate.
Aside from all considerations of humanity, asa por-
ton of our military power they are being extin-
gushed at the rate of % per cent month--an argu
lnont which even Mr. Stanton must appreciate.
We enforce from the soldier his duty to the Gov
eminent. When he fails in il we shoot him. Are
there those who forget that tho Government owes
corresponding duty, and one equally binding, 10
the solder-the duty Of protectionl
If this question is postponed and dallied with, ii
will be a stain upon the nations honor, and need
less and inexcusable cruelty to the aching hearts IN
forty thousand loyal homes The country expects
from :he President, from the Cabinet ana from
Congress, some immediate and effective action.
The responsibility cannot be evaded or shufiled oil
from one to another II there are any better and
wiser measures, in Gods name let them be adopted
If not, there is demand, in tones which ought to
be very audible in Washington, for an Immediate
General Exchange, or Immediate Retaliation in
kind upon Rebel officers A'p R.
Nerc- York, Thursday, Fe5. 9, 1865.
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THE GREAT AMENDMENT.
Progress Of lsnti6onsion.
From Oar specisl Correspondents.

From Our Special Correspondents;
ALBASY. Thursday Feb. ., 1865.
One subject has occupied every thought and
every tongue to-day. Tie Constitutional Amendment
came up for consideration in TIE Senate this morirs
and was discussed by the best minds in that body IN
manner which was worthy Of tic occasion. md con
Grmed the general impression AS TO The high AFFINITY Of
the present Senate. SENATOR Murphy and Shaier IN
opposition and Bailey and Hastinga in support. were
tie principal speakers. As the debate has been pro
racted and the has just been taken 1t Is Impossible
in the brief space Of time left 10 do any justice to It,
will therefore defer til my next sketch Of the argu'
mcnts which presented many questions Of State Tghs
and organic law before discussed In our State
Legislature vote was finally reached on the resou.
tons and they were adopted by party vote, every
Democratic Senator present voting against the almond
mani
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MTNrsE-In wllinmsbur'h on Thursday, Feb ., Frank,
youngest child Of Leonard end Mary b. Mnuse, aged
wears, months aud ~ days. Il, 80,
Tie ferds and relatives Of the family alec hosc Of his grand
parents John H. MInuse and w. " &. Brown, are invited
to attend the funeral No. l76 Tho st. at u O'clock snis
CFdaay) afternoon.
WOODAt the residence OF Geo j. Corvfn IN Casssnqua
Pa "Wednesday jan T. Mrs Avis 'od aged ~ years'
fOUNGbLOoD--Ou "wednesday. FEB. ], et Brooklyn. n;
" Il. Matilda Adeine. wife Of William Snebood eno
daughter OF Thomas C. riDckpey. csa aged 2 year. A.,
me lei aud igends OF the fanny invited no mo
ianerai without father notice her late vdense no
VS Deanst, Brooklyn, Friday, 81 inst, Of Vci9c.
nleDt
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sEREYADE TO THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Feb. .,

W . -
The serenading party last night having played
several Mrs before the White House. tho President sp
peared at the center upper window under the lortico
and was greeted with loud cheers.
Tie President said he supposed the passage through
Congress Of the Constitutional Amendment for the abol
shmcnt Of Slavery throughout the United States was
tie occasion 10 which be indebted for the honor of
this call. IApplauseI Tho occasion was one Of con
graduation to the country TO the whole world But
there is task yet befr us-to go forward and con
sunmate by the Of The State, that which Congress
so nobly began yest9day Applause and cries
"They viii DO it," 8.l He had the honor to inform
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FROM wAarFsNG TON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribure.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Feb. ., 1863.
MINERAL LANDS

Special Dispatch TO The N. y. Iilhure.
WASHINGTON Thursday. Feb ., 1865
MINERAL LANDS
Mr.. Julian's bill about mineral lands provides
for vesng the fee in individual propretors by absolute
sales contcmplaies their surrey and subdivision into
small tracts. and fyos a minimum price upon them'
graded according TO size, locality and mineral value
prohibits combinations among bidders at the pubic
sales and the purchase of any lands by foreigners e.
cept those who shall have declared their intention To-
become citizens; provides that actual discoveries and
workers of mineral lands shall have the right to par
chase at the minimum price limits the quantity which
any single purchaser may buy TO forty acres requires
the gold and silver produced 10 be coined in the minis
Of the United States; empowers the President to lay
of the mining regions into suitable coming districts
and compes miners have their gold and silver coined
in the districts in which they extracted provides
that purchasers shall first take the oath Of loyalty and
that the net proceeds Of sales OF these lands he applied
to the payment Of the United States bonds
Mr.. BKgCHEB TO PREACH IN CHARLESTON.
IL is understood that Henry Ward Beecher
Yesterday asked and received from the Secretary Of
War permission " preach the Gospel in Charleston in
the rpeness OF time. He expressed particular desire
10 preach an election tire cradle of The Rebel
lion ON the occaaon Of Ben. Buffers assumption Of The
Goyernorship Of South Carolina.
THE NIAGARA FALLs CANAL.
Before the Niagara Falls Ship Canal bill wa
brought up in the House. the Hcwiork State nuihor
ties at Albany nprrzcG ly telegraph that row
crfu lobby was pressing the b and that there was dan
ger Of lis passing il well known that the scheme
private enterprise 70 develop water power for
manufacturing purposes on al enormous scale aud that
fit is ever rpened into slip canal 1t Will divert trade
from New York city shun tie Erie Canal for haf lie
length and diminish tho Canal revenues Of tho State
fifty per cent.
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Dusincss Notices.

SMILE BUT EFPECTUAL.- Their entire freedom
from all deeerious nyredens renders BRowss BRoscHAL
TIoCuEs or Cough and Voice Lozeuges safe remedy for
the most delicate female youngest child and has caused
them to be held in the hghes, by Cergymen Singers
and Public Speakers generally.
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Reduction Of the City Quosn Probable.

The following dispatch from the Committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors sent 20 Washington to OBJ
taa possible n reduction OF tie quota In this city,
was received here yesterday;
WASHINGTON Thursday. Feb p l-65.
The Supcryisors' Committee have had IN Interview
with tbe Secretary OF War ard sanguine that the
quota will be materially reduced
ORIsoS BLUNT.
WILLIAM VI. TWEED.
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RUMORs OF PEACE

For days aud months have lived.
Despite the probabilities Of War.
The lands great hear, (. all attuned TO hear
The las, dread echo Of Mars direia trump,
And all men pray for Victory sudPeace!
Rumor. Of Hoaith
Are borne on every breeze that comes
From brakes great Laboratory in New.YoTk,
Where be prepares PLANTATION BrrrERs STILL
To heal the nations ard the sic4 restore.
As al. men hope tina, Peace may come,
So all men wish that Health nay stay;
To tia, .ud, poor DysrePics Hypochondri,cs dull
Victims Of Vertigo, Headache Fever, Care,
All take PLANTATION ErTTEEs. and are sure
To Ind relief from their besetung ills.
Let the whole world PLANTATION BITTrRs use,
And All the ns,ion. shall have Health md Peace.
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THE DRAFT IN NEW-YORK.
A Promise that ProvOst-NRrshri-s;ene
Pry,s Figures shall be Revised.

Special Iispa,ch to The N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. Feb. q 1865.
To large deputation of NEWCOMERS calling
upon f Stanton in relation to the draft the Secretary
promised to-day thai it should be carefully looked into
fairly r,vised and made just and lawful. The work
will bcbecun by al interview with Provost Marshal
Gcnnra ErY To- nnrrOW.
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IAdvertis.inent 1

DNNNILIk- T'nn., JUNO :, IVU-'
DIR. WIN. VI. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February,
1861 was afflicted with sugar diabetes and for i've
months | passed more than two gallons OF water IN
twenty four hours. was obliged TO get up as oiten ~
ten or twelve times during the night and IN i've months
Lost about fifty pounds in weight. During the month
Of July 1861, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water aud after taking two bottles was entirei!
cured, soon after regainlng my usual good health
Yours truly, j. v L. DEWITT
Sold wholesale by MORAN s. ALLEN, No. 10 ChnSt
and All druggists
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HEART DIsEAsE-A gentleman III this CITY
who troubled with palptaon Of the heart was IN
duced to try DIR. TALBoT's PINEAPPLE CIDER; he as
sures the doctor that after using the Cider short time
according to the first direction night and morning ne
finds himself entirely cured aud in perfect health
Is. y. BABBITT, Sole Agent,
Nos. Ga to "a Washngtonst., New-NWE
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MASSACHUSETTS,
niert

Boston. Thursday Feb. ., 1865.
National salutes were fired to-day in Boston
and other cties and there also general ringing
bells throughout the State in honor Of the passage Of
the Constitutional amendment abolishing Slavery
throughout the land
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RHIE -.

cuRTlss-wrLKTE-o Thp,'day Feb a The residence
AZ @,rti 10 Isabella H. Augher oil John ilAe, s.q all
of this city.
sttr ARMAN-ADAMS--O first month 18th 1865. at the
hn.ot David NJ Adams. John d.. of The late David y
sge'pnan TO Emma f. daughter Of David NJ Adams. both
of this city
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SECOND DISPATCH.
BosIoy, Thursday, Eel

B0sI0H, ThuTaday, Feb 2 TOO.
A bill was presented in the House this after
noon, ratfying the Constitutional Amendment abolish
ing Slavery, and after debate Il was referred TO the
Committee on Federal Relations At the proper time
is presumed the bill viii be adopted nearly unun
mOu6ly
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. Thursday. Feb. 2. 1865.
The people are all aglow here over the new
triumph of freedom. Cannon laundering national
salute and the bells are ringing. CIV
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5psrial Notices.
To Consumptiyes.
oUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY

OUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY
APPROVED BY TIE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
For Coughs Colds Bronchial and Tubercusr Con,uppou
scrofa and General Debility. The most mild bland and
nutritious form in wh,h cd Liver on can be used and with
this Jelly than by double the quantity Of the clear unehfsd
Oil For sale by Y. III. TRUEX,
Wholesale Druggist. No. - Beekmsnst, Nsw-Yort.
Sixteenth Wsrd-sPECIAL MEETING, FRIDAY
EVENING February ut y O'Clock Business OF geG. i'm
poriace requires the attendance Of member OF Unon
League Council No ct u.Esl place by order Of the Proc
ident.
Executive COmrnittee Of fhe Uuion General
C0Inmi,tee.-A Special Meeting Of this Committee viii
be held at Headquarters coyper Of Broadway and Iwcnty-
thrd.st en- FRIDAY EhFNfNG. February at Il O'Clock.
By order, OWEN w. BRENNAN Chairman
H. H. BrrrAT, lc..a..x;o.
CHARLEs II. HALE, '
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ILLINOIS.
CmcAGO, Thnrsdav. Teb. 9 lsd

tTIINH'Vl IH1a7Hf. TUE = I7'''
The General Assembly of Illinois yesterday
ratified the constitutional amendment aboishng Slav.
ery The vote in the Senate stood Is ycas against
nays; and In the House 45 against % Five Demo.
cratic Senators voted ave.
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RHODE Island.

PROVIDENCE Il. L., Thursday, Feb. .. 1865.
The Rhode Island Senate have cOncurred in
the passage of the resolution ratfyng the Constitution
Al Amendment.
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Change Of Firm.
OWING TO THE RECENT DISSOLUTION AND RE0K-
GANIZATION OF OUR FIRM,
WE DESIRE TO REALIZE AT ONCE
UPoN OUR SUPERB STOCK OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
WE THEREFORE, OFFER THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
THE LATE FIRM,
AMOUNTING TO ovEg
100000
CONSISTING
WINTER, SPRING.,
SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT A LARGE REDUCTION
FROM PRESENT PRICES
Our fine stock Of piece goods will be MADE to ORDER
in our be-; styles, at the SAME LIBERAL ABATEMENT
IN PRICE.
DEVLIN G. Co.,
BROADWAY. corner Of GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY. corner Of WARREN-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03
IAdyerti.ernent.l

CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THE L UNFORTUNATE.
-32-page pamphlet with full particulars, free. Adj.
dress Dr. ". l.. MELVIN & Co. No. s. Liberty'st.,
New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03
TAdyerfisemeu'.1

.JEPPERs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his stock OF
Ladies' and Chdrens Boots and Shoes and fire Gents
Slppers AT low prices Call and cers SO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

tAdvertisemen'l
PARTICIPATION.
Market FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Nor IN "THE RING"
or any combination to coercc parties in their business
but with
RATES AND RULES FREE,
continues to insure respectable parties on ar and re
soDabe terms
When Brokers' under tao restrictions OF 1.-THE
RING decline to bring in risks, the Commissions VIII
DO conceded to the Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

A CARD.-This is TO certify that John Muller
has not arrested party concerned In ANY bar
elary in wcstchcster County. but has been held II
principal witness in the said bErglaies
WM &. MEEks Justice Of the Peace.