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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

Olympic Thcaicr.

The success Of the new buresque 81 tn,
Ineatcr increases every night. No other similar pro-
ducton 10 our recollection has ever equaled 10 either
in tie vvacity of its performance, the beauty oi IT'S
scenery or the apncss and ingenuity OF its nechAneai
effects. TIE music too, is prepared with unusuai 'as'e
and felicity. In an respects The Sleeping Beauty
is far in advance Of any representation 81 ITS Aha
heretofore attempted. Not detail seems to have been
carccssy overlooked from tie banluetnt scene Win
which it opens 10 the exquisite changing views OF The
termination. Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. Saunders are the
Invisible heroes Of the production. and the best
apnousc each evening. s. virtually bestowed upon
them Mr. Baker WHO has taken especial pains with
the incidental music and has succeeded IN the gcner-
ally hopeless cudcavor Of training company to
the possibility OF concerted pieces also deserves con
graduation :--le IS a somewhat more visible hero
and the applause due lin reaches It's marx.
The ladies and gentlemen more directly concerned
in the representation fulfill their duties with brisk en-
thusiasm Mrs Wood sleeping waking is charm
ling and has the sympathy Of heT audience NJ al timcs'
sbu especially on The Thrilling occasion Of piekng her
finger Miss Myers sing Ike amezso soprano nigitn
/ gale and dresses ike iiehtoncd bird OF paradise.
The fairies are Of an entirely new race and slow q
woIdi,r in the matter of dress than thc aire'
Of other stages their beauty Is more adorned than
fairy beauty is generally allowed 20 be. Miss Newton,
in the little part Of the prince dances and sings cec
lively and Nne. Augusta fills occasional blank space
with the spryost movements that the human figure is
capable of the spin Of the defyish is dIowsy reel
| compared with her volatile whirlings. Mr. Davidge
and Mr. Pearson among The gentlemen have the best
OF the business, and perform 2ealousy. But IN speak
ing Of The Sleeping Beanty' 10 hardly necessary u
specify AL is good in its way and all is cNcelonty
! done II viii be repeated every evening.
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oosrod ~ the facts and that eApia nnI of pro
ona,at,on have sccred Ile nndid and en-
eaJiT vii b. rfi 10 The Judgment ~ oCcc should be
5,rhtcned uen. when tl' coli' I''-
eilowed to -noik COR tsch' t,i,e AGAINST the
pans have been taken 10 excite eu1 IN, er her Of
5Ta.tod STATES IL hs natter y, Tie authors Of
s ,rdscc conceal from view win saIfe's' and
intention. the rermnuoG when was H i2in. ior the
Aohoi D. ~, co.-.r,srtial 81 the OF ,ndlns
oayo commander e1i 6y dismissal Of tho Consul and Oy
! salute o. the brazilian Rag. Ill, ,o,-o ..co G.,
II is moi cxrectod that journals which nave D'tn g
- 70 ~ - 4, di.tnrt and ms-epres mt TIE .aci'
Which are here presented and whose unworthy ,Gea
ton il is to inname the bad passions oil A"eo.
- ,-il !, my way correct Toe errors thaf iheJ
~ ,,obiy oiriuiatcd flr and wide. But this plain
rnvaTn,shed to" viii soyyc 40 least 10 inform 'nos'
o-o il opinion and whose good VIII the people
.ho I>ritcd states have cherished through prolonged
ncrod of SID strife and which they respect too much
he willing 20 forfeit 10y any omission OF eandof.
/ JAMES I. HAivEl, United states AiLsior.
n ( rIf1
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Latest ship News.

AkklN I'D.
Bark Hamburg (Brel, Waeehter, Bremen 10 days srds
and 1871 pass 10 Oelrich 4 Go. ~
schr Richmond Trosden. Bangor ! days, lumber J. ~
sehr Only Son. Johnson Gardner days lumber Iioy's
x Murray
schr Seneca, Phinney. Boston.
Schr Andrew Peters Cousins. Machias days, iumo'i
AZ. j. Peters.
schr Jane Hoskins Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr. Panama, Higgins, Ellsworth days. 'un'oe' = ="
J. Peters -, n
schr Mary Kelly (of st. Andrews ~ b. Reed : qua"
days molasses Simpson Eaton. .,
Schr. Mary Brewer, Peasc, New Bedford
Schr BAY State, Hae,, Boston. J. c. Dayton
Schr PhrniY Daniel, New Haven. 49, 4.
Schr Governor Frethy. Calais 10 days lumos! 20 f,s'
schr Lewisyie (Br), Taylor Gloucester " D. i'''''
plaster Z. J. Nevius Son
: Schr. Sarah, Thomas, Rocklsnd -, ef.,, L
schr Harriet Cay Millbrdse days. lumber slhp''"
Capp. ,,,.. ,,h., Uo,ole 4
SIoop Harvest Cornwall Providence, L. Denny.
BELOW.
Brss-IIope aud Continental.
o' SAILED.
Steauers-Persia, Columbia, - Cloud, j. UNISON '
J. X. Barnes, Granada Idaho. =, u,e.ii Glen.
Barks-st Agnes, Yunagi, Rosamond, NJ Haihs' ''"
Brigs-Costa Rca Zenobia. Leviathan. - ,,,. p .
Schoouers-S. J. Hoyt, Mary Baker, W. T. NJ Nm
Coos r. ! Fay Ocean Wave, Expedite, H. u,p' 81
Boardman, VIM. C. Merschon. = Hopkins, ry'"t1 ,conv
Moonlight, Sylvia j. ". Maitland, Thoa rot'e n III.
ioden G,t' Morre' sohe N.sen, I:ieS, N''''' '''''
bert, W. Anderson
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Christian Commi ssiou and Gen. Lee

Il To the l1fQT ~ Inc ". }. ITtbghN
SIR: The correspondent Of The Borcestor SPY
from WHOM you quote in yesterday TRIBUNE. La
uninientionally put he Christian Commission in falls
attitude toward Gen. Lee.
j The Rev. Dr. Parker was on the Executive Commit,
tee Of the American Union Commission and actinp
their representative IN The distributing Of -four 10 The
hungry in Richmond ! delegate Of the Christian
Commission accompanied the Doctor in his call mon
Gen. Lee but went without being sent and entirely on
his own account.
No officer or agent Of This Commission any autor
zed person, has ever called on Gen Lee.
II is due 10 The American Union Commission. and
the contributors 10 The Christian Commission, that
there shoald be word Of explanation relative to the
distribution OF food to the citizens Of Eichmoud.
As soon as the Christian Commission flag We thrown
ont, two hours after troops occupied the cyour
rooms were beset by crowd Of hungry women and
children white and black. and Of all grades in social
standing. Our agent ieeeraphed for thousand barrels
of -four The application referred to Tie I.cy. DE-.
Thompson, Pres. A. L. Com. who responded az once.
purchased 800 bbls. and shipped TO Richmond The
-four Issued from under the direction Of
IS. 7. Chase Agent Of tie Union Commission. Our
agent and delegates assisted in the distribution and in
the effort to find those who were actually in want in the
|ci,y
This benefacton of the Union Commission very
timely. Actual hunger in thousands OF cases ap-
peased by il. Many OF the applicants were colorcd
people set aGri by their the sudden decline
in that kind OF property many others were The poor
Of Richmond who had been living in part Csome On.
trely) on the public charity during the war; others
were out of wealthy Confederate, but penness sub.
jugated families.
Marauding Rebel sold RS and lawless negroes had
made all kinds Of property in the Confederate capital
unsafe unless inclosed within srong walls. Many of
the citizens kept their family provisions IN their stores
rather than their houses and the fire the morning
of the capture swept all these away leaving TO these
merchant families supply for only day or two and
nothing but Confederate money between them and
starvation. II The gifts Of the American Union Com.
mission are for the suffering poor Of the South they
could not have been better applied
II il fit that this statement be made because from the
fact Of the issue Of their stores from rooms
supposed by many to be the beneiacon Of the Christian
Commission. GEORGE H. STUART,
Chairman United States Christian Commission.
Phiicdelphio May 9 1865.
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couRT cALTNpAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME oURT-CIRcUlr.-PART l.-Nos. No.
40 a 1909 1927 $50 Il0si 1875 243 1883 les ~,
1895 all l4.l, l.37, 1881 o5.i 4is, 1905 PART y:
6S8 1926 1890, $40 ll2o. l58 l4lO s4, lta' 49, 10
1852 1900 1926, 9S8. 1880, 1852, 1884, gR
SUPREME CoURT.-SPEcIAL TERM.-NoS. To-. lOi
l8! IsS l65 loo 49, l72 Ia. 100 III ga 2J3, 20 2 ~
239 24O 24l. 262. 49, IA,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-PAIT I.-Nos. 1909 ig
059 1888 Js73 as,3 $685. 500 SITS. 573. SIS, 3l Sls
5sI sIg3 PART Il.-Nos sO4 400. 502a 26, 3io9 XIV
i4lO $3.50 1919, 4S26, 1880. 1898. 1890, 3776, 1882.
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RECKLESS DRIyIyG-On Tucsda

RECKLESS DRIVING. -On Tuesday night. John
Heydeoker while driving butcher cart nj furious rate
of speed past The corner Of West Broadway aud Worth.
st., ran over Patrick Tracy, aged years, whose
parents reside AZ No 10 Thomassi. cutting of two Of
Die t0es, and severely brlising him about the body
The lad was taken to the New-York Hospital. and the
driver was a'ris'rd and committed by Justice Hogan
20 await tle result Of he boy, Injuries.
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Winter Garden.

Mr.. Henry Placide appear. this week in a
variety Of The shorter pieces With wheh his name has
in past years been most pleasantly associated Grand
father Whitehead" - Nahob for an Hour" and The
Old Guard the most prominent q these. His sue
cess is most conspicuous in Eight and humorous chnr
acters like that OF sam Hobbs. in the "Ntboh." For
next Saturday evening Mrs. Scdley Browns benefit is
ANNOUNCED. 'Jcanie Deans" and Ladies Beware
viii be represented.
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COURT OF GENERAL sRssIoNs-MAr a-B,a

court OF GENERAL SESSlONS-MAY 1.-B.ioTs
City Judge RUSSELL
The following gentlemen were impanced rs
Grsnd Jurors;
James o. King Foreman Samuel Berry, John C. Cham
berlAin James NJ Edgar Edward g. Johnson, Eugene eu
horn Leopold Lihaner, jeremiah Mibank Dame. >choon
maker Wn A. Thompson MIR e. Talmadse. Ad9lph lm.n'
Joseph Wamock Mancer T. Backus Peter W. suydam lsss
Bernheimer. Joseph Leggett, Charles T. Burdett, Nm :
Comrn Henry 4. hurbut, .. Def0nst Grant, William Aeh
out and Nathaniel A. Knapp.
The Jury charged 10y the Judge the usual topics snd
then retired.
John Gallagher. grand larceny. Rensnded
John Love petty larceny. sent to House OF Ee!uge.
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ENGLISH ROYAL VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR
PEIISGs at REDUCED PRcE At HIRAM AsDEKsoSs No. 20
Bowery. Imperial Threr-Ply and Ingram Carpets Rug
Mating OH Cloths Window shades, At low prices. Also
French Embroidered Piano aud Table Covers and elegantly
figured Wool Paror and Carr8ge Mats oneha tho 0reT
prices at HIRAM AsDERsoSis No ~ Bowery
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COMMITTED on a CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Oni.
rer hu'n ol I'll" Fourth Precinct yesterday arrested Richard
Coot costuer and dealer In firearms ~ No 10 Prince
ON cha e. Of having few nights since broken INTO the prem.
ses No ~ thah,m.s'. occupied by Henry kammak aud
stolen t'rrrom pocket and bowie knives d table cutlery
lnd revolver valued altogether II $50 Tho pistol
found n the possession e aroused Ju,ic, cfsn held
'lc T.! ..g--s T. h.. !. aaW.. 49, g-L.se.
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CITY gTENs.

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXuBfTi0S.-We direct at
ention to the announcement of an exhibition OF war
Photographic views, open nightly at the Broadway
Athenaum. These pictures are advertised to have
been taken where the are laid and must there
fore, be truthful while the application OF powerful
magnifrg apparatus admirably brings out the details
Of each view. The whole forms an exhibition OF rare
interest.
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Internationally
The Illustrated

A GOOD No. FOR MAY. - The Illustrated
PHRRYoIoGrcAL JOURNAL contains Mr. Lincoln, several Dis.
nguishci Clersymcn, Bea aud Kennedy, Rebel spies with
Physiognomy, Etlnoogy and Psychology. double No
only 20 c.s. Newsmen have it, Address fowler Wells
No. 3l9 Broadway, Ny.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-rmAL TsRx-Niey 3-BefoIe jus
tice MOSCREP.



TIE STRONG CASE
Peter k. Strong agt. Mary x. Strong. Thus case
being called this mornings cafniaI the counsel tor TIE
moved that tie of for the term, Tor the
that unde the the supplemental answer had
only settled three da at in their opinion ne
most important stricken out that they had appealed at
once from that portion of the order and had made the greatest
efforts to prepare for immediate argument but TINS co1o'
not take pace till Saturday.
The counsel the defendant opposed the ground hss
the appeal was entirely yoous tat the issue Galowed
was y included within those actually allowed. The Count
held that could not decide appea brother justices
order Counsel then offered -pulate reversing that po
ton Of the order and admitting evidence under the excluded
,.ue The Court sad that nothing in this case to
override the ordinary rules Of the Court But that this ap
lie would take OF the day calendar and generally
days notice. !,
H. 4 Cram for the plaintiff Elhdge T. Gerry Tor the &c
frn1tnt
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IvcExpIAnv FIRE IN BRoADwAY-Loss OF

IvcEYDIARv FIRE IN BROADwAY-LosS OF
Iug-Shortly after 3 o'clock on Wednesday morning
fire was discovered on the third floor Of the frame
bnidiU at the corner Of Broadway and Seyentethst.
Bernard Leng. aged years who was sleeping on the
third floor, was snocated ny the dense smoke and the
remainder Of the occupants with the greatest difficulty
escaped Mr. Samuel GrifIi,hs, member Of Engine
tCo No &c. by the aid Of ladder assembled 70 the sec
sond story, clambcred thence 10 the third story by
means OF a shutter. smashed IN window. ana cropping
his way through the dense smoke found the body Of the
: dead child and brought it out Efforts were made 10
H. but without avail Ia his heroic effort
Mr. Grniths cut his hand severely.
IL the meantime the flames ian through the building
and before they cXtingUshed II was considerably
damaged The third goor occupied by Mrs. Lang
mother Of tie dead ciiii and i0ul chGIen. MIS-;
I Elise Mougang W idOw lady with four children, and
John Wence. Their furniture was completely de
iroyod The second floor was used as school room.
The fms floor wax occupied by Ambrose Schiller rs
sigcr beer saloon. Loss about $500 Insured Tor Spu
IN the Manhattan Company The building - oWned Dy
r. A. Whitehouse and is damaged to the amount o.
81 COO Insured. , ~,
John WeDcel, who occupied two rooms on the thlrd
floor was arrested on suspicion Of firing the building
II ia stated that few DAYS since he had difficulty
Bwith his landlord Schiller with reference to ihe REM
Before the alarm Of fire given he took bis trunk
gdovn and deposited il on the walk distance from
1.-THE building. On subsequent examination IL wa
Hound nicely packed with al, his clothing. In addition
he had policy Of insurance for 5000 on his furniture ID
the Hamilton Company Fire Marshal Baker was
tuoiifcd, and after hearing committed MN 10 a"Al
the action Or the CORNER who would hold an inquest on
title body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

Annual Taxes very large amount Of general routine
the accumulation OF three weeks adopted and
the Board adjourned to TUESDAY, May 10, O'Clock p.
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FERNANDO woop.-The New-York co

FERNANDO WoOD.-The New-Iork cores
pondeut of The Philadelphia Inquirer says that letters
from Fernando Wood. received by the Scotia, intimate
that he intends 10 return nj once 10 this country lie
considers the over and instead of prosecuting hi
pilgrimage 10 Egypt and the Holy Land. he Is anxious
10 return 10 New York 10 have hand IN the recon
strlcion of parties which he Is certain must ensue
with view of course. o. the promotion of his own
personal interests There II nothing like success for
making arch.dcmagogues ike these good | mon men,
We shall hear no more from Fernando Wood about
making New. York free city.
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tHAMBkks-MAI J.-btIofe JusIIce bAHNNhU
DECISIONS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERN-MAI }
Before Judge BRADY.
LEASE COVENANTS

Charles s. Roe agt. Benjamin Wolfsohn. The
plaintiff leased certain property the defendant dwelling
house for per three years with condition
used other purposes the rent should %
raised 300. During the lease the smaller rent pad
and receipts IN ful given bu; the plaintiff claims s"
deficiency the $500 the defendant having sub
portions Of the house Offices The defendant aimed
ths the plaintiff having the condition of the premises
time the receipt in full be considered 20 have
waived the condition The Jlry under the charge Q. the
Judge rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50 snd interest
amounting to Si.S.
SPECIAL TERM-MAY 3-Before Judge CARDoz0.
DECISIONS.
Phillips agt. Sevin.-Motion 10 continue injDne-
ton granted, 10 costs, to abide event.
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|sUPREME COURT -CRculr-May Before Justic.
NELLgs.
II N lUgIsDICTTOS.

John Dillon AIT. Francis COllon.-Ihe collector
NJ TO- the defendant In tbi, ctse sized certain law books
them to be the property OF Mir. H. H. Morange for
Of nj income Ac amounting In al 70 SDon
8 90 The plaintiff claiming the books his own bHng'
evu and Csnsed the goods repeyed oy the shern
lac nited vlclte the WIT OF repey
uon Tho GROUND authorities cannot in any way
interfere with the Government officials The question is I'M
pouAn it. present bearings though the general principe
has been long settled The Jude rerved bis decision =
Courtney Assistant, nited states District Atorneyor tue
IA
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SPECIAL MEETING
rur Tax LKyfThe Boaid met by special call at O'Clock
yesterday the President, Hon. William NJ Tweed in
the Chair The Annual Tax Levy adopted by the Legisla
nre mp for confirmation. There being no general uu
ierstandns as to the items increasing salaries Mr. Purdy
moved u u much OF the Levy applied Interest ON
Bounty Fund Bonds be confirmed carried That portion
relating g. Election fxprns.s" also confirmed and tho
.s D.,y TesoIpytted to the CplspiItee on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

CONVENTION OF BOARDS OF TRADE.-Ihe
Detroit Board OF Trade having proposed Convention
Of Boards OF Trade and Chambers Of Commerce 20 be
held in that city on the second Tuesday in July, favor
able answers in reply to invitations duly sent. have
been received from the Boards Of Trade n Buffalo, ia!
CITY Milwaukee. Hamilton ~. Johns, " H.. Toronto
oudon. Quebec. Montreal. Louisville; os"ego, hala
n.sloo, Portland. IT. Louis, Philadelphia and New
York.
The subjects likely 20 be considered at this meeting
are Commerce, Finance, Communications OF transit
from m. West 10 the sea0onrd Reciprocal Trade b.
tween the United States and the British Provinces an,
such other business a. NAV come before the Convention
not OF a purely local or political character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04

LECTURE BY JAMES MCDERMoTT, ESQ.,
Last evening Clinton Hall partially filed by verl
'appreciativc audience who listened attentiyey 10
very Instructive lecture on Monarchism and Repub
icanisur The lecturer after having described thes'
two kinds of Governments drew the line OF distinction
favor Of Kcpubc1nsm being superior 10 all other
kinds of Government that ever have existed. and th'
only true Government for the people.
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REHABILITATION.
Total

The lO2 votes which We have given Ia seymour III
Hebron were iOr o. > Seymour aud counted AZ goat
tering In the Official count. The majority for Bucii1e
ham over seymour leaving out these votes. would he
H. ~ The single vote cOuatcd az scattering in Ltch-
field was also for o. y. Seymour
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SCHOOL EXHBTiOy.-Ihe public exercises
in commemorarion of the tbireth anniversary OF the
connection OF Mr. Leonard llazeltine with ward
School 80 70, were held Wednesday morning in tie
school building situated East Houston near Lssexst
These exercises were gotten up by the teachers ana
scholars Of the school surprise to Mr. Hazeltine,
and also 10 show their kindly feelings toward him.
There was large gathering 81 the friends Of the school,
lmos ali the school ulcrs Of this ward and lew
from other wards were present.
The exercises consisted of vocal and instrumental
music nv the pupn., and by Professor Bartlett the
music teacher Of the ward also Of declamaliohs and
4 0ther exercises.
| Mr. Francis McArllc delivered the congraiulaiory
4 Address which was written for the occasion. Altei
the chorus When the sun shines glOrionsy was SUM
! DIS the girls Mr. uazctiue made reply. lie stated
thar this was ia be entire surprise but he nae
HAD some time for preparation having seen an ad'et
tsoment Of in the morning papers OF yesterday h
mac some statements concerning tho past ana resen
icondiiion II the school, and sore further remark
gthaking his teachers and scholars for their denOsa
A ton of good feeling t0wardhm.
4 Tho chorus Richmond is Ours was then sung ~
the BOYS aud several gentlemen who hld formerly beei
connectcd with the school pupils and officers were
boallcd upon and made rcmarss. 80
Tie exercises concluded by the children slugih4
tho chorus The dearest spot on earth to me-
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\ MOVEMENT IN TIE RIGHT DIREcTioN-THE
CRY HALL PARK TO RESTORED TO ITS FORMER CoSDI
rIoS Yesterday, Nh Alexander Ward Superintendent oil
Lands ami Places began the work of restoring the City Hal
PARK 70 former condition Now that the practically
ended the old barracks which formerly stood the outherly
end o the Pork having been removed and the present
oon be rszcd also there VIII be obstacle TO prevent this
being madc the chief ornaments of the city, Yesterday
morning wokmen proceeded pillow up the ground propara
tory putting IN seed ;or The to be trimmed
the basin fountain cleaned the fountain be put in
good orders the old landmarks Of Keep of the Gras"" No
Dog allowed IN this Park will be- again and the
also 10 be regayeri and otherwise improved
This indeed contamination devouy 10 be hoped for foi
tho Para has long been eyeOro aud efforts made
improvement ~ be- hailed with general satisfaction.
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MEETING OF THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
iNnlEw JOHNSON EiEcTED Az HONORARY MEMBER
Tho rooms Of the Historical Society were filed on Tues
dav evening with large and fashionable audience Tn
exercises consisted OF the reading II some rere papers
together with very interesting a. wei as lnstfucVf,
Miner cutitl "Ta Antiquities Of New.York. whicl
vas read y Posper " Wotmore. esq
The President OF the Society nominated His ExeeI
lency andrew johnson President OF the United States
as an Honorary Member. which was carried unanim
Ogsy.