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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

Miss Mile Cavcndish, favorite English actress and
singer lately performing at OF the theatres this
city, died suddenly In an apoplectic 1T the ed inst
Daniel Bandmann. the German actor, made his debut
the 2lst inst, Hamlet At the Metropolitan Buff
falo.
f. l. Davenport commenced an engagement this week
At waller's Opera House. Newark St Marc, new
drama, draws crowded houses each night.
Edwin Adams has closed . successful engagement at
the Mobile theatre
Otto Hoym is PLAYING at Ptisburg.
Miss Fanny d. Prices engagement at the Savannah
theatre has closed
Miss Maggie Mitchell and J. w. Collier have met with
great success at the National, Washington.
Dan Bryantis playing Irish characters at the Academy
of Music, Cleveland.
An amusing scene took place at a Frankfort theatre
one night during the present month. shakspeares
Merchant Of Venice was being played and when in the
trial scene the judge asked shyiock what he claimed
from his debtor and the latter replied IA pound Of
nesh," q man in the gallery cried out sand eight
cigars" The Frankfort people applauded this allusion
70 the Prussan bull Of fare durng war the Prussans
present lost their temper ensued, and the police
cleared the house.
La DOMINATION de Faust Of Beroz was very successful
At Vienna The chorus and orchestra numbered four
hundred.
Adah Isaacs Menkcn had narrow escape on January
= while performing in the Piru de Ia Sarane at the
Gazette theatre, Paris The horse on whose back she
bound, hike Maxeppa, slipped making the ascent
Of the mountain In the piece and fell on the stage She
however, fortunately escaped injury.
Lucca Kissed At the Berlin opera through the IN
trgues IL IS supposed, Of OF her fellow artists
Tleuens 10 about to sing In Vienna. An,ioone with
Mendelssohns choruses will be the first opera produced
there
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

DARING BURGrAR.-On "Wednesday afternoon the faml
" OF Mr. Samuel Cutler residing at No. 1l1 Front stres
heard noise on the second floor OF the house. son
Of Mr.. Cutler went up TO the rooms, and found .
engaged In packing up articles Of value Az soon
the thief observed the boy be drew . pistol ana
alarm. After taxing what articles he had collected be
locked the boy In n room and made his escape.
MARROW EscAPE FROM DRowMxo.-William Phelan, .
boy about twelve years Of age, fell overheard ct The
Fulton ferry Wednesday afternoon and had narrow
escape being drowned When rescued he was quite
home in Stewart street. BY officer Of the Forty second
precinct. &
DlsYr1ULrY AMONG I.oSomoRnEx.-Yesterdsy morn |.
ing gang Of 1ongshoremen belonging 70 the Eastern
District made demonstration against similar gang
nom New York, who were engaged IN unfolding the
brigy Layton OF lumber It the foot or North Second
street, and assaulted the ssvedore Christopher McKen-
No, who brought thcm The Eastern Dissrics men
considered trespsss upon their Aed Of operations y
have men brought from another city TO DO the work
which they needed. Captain wogIom, Of the Forty
assaulted party repaired the scene Of conflict with
posse Of and dispersed their assailanta McKenna
lace by one Of the law brsaier These coisons are q
frequent occurrence in the Eastern District
ARREST on SUSPICION on ARsoN-lAst night about
halfpast nine o'clock IRE broke out in atwo story
frame tenement house, No. 70 Main street. me police
effected entrance TO the first floor which occupied
by German named Moses Wizard - . shoe store Here
they discovered that several articles Of female apparel
and tho bedclobes in tho rear Of the store were on s
The flames were soon extinguished, wheu on question
Trajectory statements 10 warrant the suspicion of
arson when he arrested by officer Brown, OF the
Tor precinct and AIKEN TO the station house
his stock. Damage about $1c.
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ICE IN TINE VIRGINIA RIVERS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. rs, 1851.
me revenue cutter Northerncr arrived this afternoon
from cruise In Chesapeake bay and reports heavy Ice
far down the Rappahanock river floating In fields and
extending 70 Wolf Trap making navigation dangerous
for sailing vessels very few vessels excepting small
oystermen and tho Baltimore schooner r. c. stanard
anchored a stngery Pon picked up the Smiths Point
ightship which bad been adr bs Ice and was float
ing about for three days; anchored her wiconoko
river and put crow on board
The ship Nancy NJ, Of Windsor Nova Scotia arrived
tonight nom Cardiff with cargo Of railroad iron for
Baltimore.
The baltimore mall steamers are stI detained q both
ends o. the route, the navigation Of the Chesapeake
the ice. Norfolk harbor is entirely open
The steamer Virginia from Philadelphia for Rich.
mond, detained a. Norfolk, the James river not being
open, though the ce 10 beginning 70 break up. Large
fields came floating down to-day.
Numsrous sailing vessels are detained In Hampton
Roads, unable 20 proceed TO Baltimore
The brig Belle Of the Bay, from Wilmington, N O.,
with naval storsa be- been ordered 70 New York. .
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New York City Matters to Dc
Investigated.
proh.n,. Iro;--'ru as to the Cause Of Neg
- the Street
leCt on the Part o.
Cleaning Contractor.
BAH Introduced In the Senate for 4 Bridge
Over the East River.
Removal Of Judge Smith, Of Oneida
County.
Ace Acs Aes

Appointments for New York Cfy-Appaint-
DeDts by the Canal Beard.
ALRAyy, Jan. %, 1851.
ns following appointments for New York city were
aa1s ss-Aay--
SbRsdor-Lewis Eatca.
Aspectn,-Char Psnuimnn Charles 4. Pierson
fhs Canal Board made the following appointments
osHscson-Albary, James n. Sayles; West Troy, Vim.
- SunAerin; Schenectady, Lewis II Clement; Fulton.
rtie, W. L vssdenburg; Little ralls James Hart Utca
anss Written; Rome, b. Whitman Williams; Palmyra.
Edward Averill; Rochester, w. D. Palmer; brockpor
Goo r Ward; Albion, Henry b. Barnard; Lockport,
Noses g. Richardson; Tonawanda, Christian Schwenecr
buffalo, Levi WALLER; Waterford, John v. Tenbroeck
ior' Edward, Edwin z. Northrop; Whitehall, Sidney
Eown; Mount Morris, Walter Kemp; Dansvilie, Duane
5tlwel; Caneadea, Ansel NJ Mnard; Oean, Q. +.
TrEeanon: Boonville. John p. hays; Albany, Robert
i.scecsors-Alharx Abr.r syck,es. West rrov James
,olins, Troy, feunis Kesseibcrs; Utica, timothy
k.es Rochester, Games RadiG; Buffalo, Geo N. Love,
Locals Lyman.
wc,0AsaaHs Albany, Frank B. Hine; West Troy,
Nathan l. Benson; Utica Richard U. Owens; Koghes-
ar, JamesP Evans Waterford, Edward Stewart
ssp1twtsadsses Van siyck, FOR sections one
ave and three OF the Erie canal Peter Harter for
Nons four and Ave Of the Ere canal Eon ST. john
Soet0D Ten OF the Erie canal K. Benedict Strong for
ectiens eleven and twelve Of the Erie canal James H.
plain canal William Ssson, for sections and two OF
she Oswegc canal; Thomas W. Amsbury, for the Che
uAg canal and feeder and Crooked LaEe canal; Chas
- smith, for section OF the ChenaGgo canal: John
l. Burleeh for section OF the Geneee Valley canal
Elijah Young, for section two OF the Genesee Valley
AAnal; Hiram Wakey, for section three Of the Gene
see Valley canal; samueM Ferguson, for sections one
I've and three Of the Black River canal
Those for New York will be made Tomorrow. Those
~ the middle division have not beer announced
= The absence Of Canal Commissioner Hayt
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The Cntinet Council-DaiIy Strings Prepare
riOns for tho Confederation.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

FIRE occarred Salem, Virginia, on Sunday night,
the Goth inst, which destroyed E. f. Mynatt's store.
house and tho Town Hail. Loss about $4,000
BLASTED BuRsLAR--The new building OF the -Casco
Bank, in Portland Mane was unceremonously ssopen.
ed" on the 2Sd by rock weighing thousand pounds
which was blasted in the vicinity The fragment was
blown through the brick wall and deposited in the
bank. About hals the wall demolished but nobody
was hurt although there twenty persons IN
the building at the time.
ALMOST MuRDER-In Franklin, Pa, The other day.
Jew storekeeper struck customer over the head with
poker because be was trying TO steal an umbrella The
man started home several miles or Soon another man
camc into town and reported tho wounded individual TO
b dying from The effects OF the blow This the
jews arres and incarceration for the NIGHT The next
morning nm investigating party went tn the house Of the
'murdcred" man, and found him feeding his pigs
BLOWN OvrRBoARp.-A young lady while going on
board steamer at Norfolk, Va, blown overheard
by the wind. She was saved by coored man, who
spraEg into the water after her
CONSEQUENCES BKNG CROSSED. On Thursday evening
18th inst there was 70 have been brilliant wedding at
Trinity church, in New Orleans The bride came bat after
waiting an hour II WINS found that tho bridegroom had
decamped with diamond cross worth 81. 500 which be
had borrowed Of his bride Being afterwards arrested
confronted with his victim convicted upon her evidence
and put In prison. Keegan tried hang himself with his
handkerchief declaring that he did not wish TO live any
longer
DEATH PROM TAXING NITROUS oxuE-A Young man
named Edward Korosin died ON Monday the 2lst
inst. In Philadelphia, while at the Office OF q dentist.
He had come TO have tooth extracted and requested
the dentist not TO give him much Of the laughing gas as
he was IN feeble health. The dentist Gays that the
patient moved hts head after the tooth pulled
which caused the forceps 10 slip, and the tooth fell down
his throat The young began TO srange and cough
violently doctor was sent for mustard admins
tered and the tooth was thrown up with the mustard
still the patient strangled bresthed convuIsivey and
finally died in hour and half after entering the
dentists Office A post mortem examination wednes-
day developed the fact that the cork which usually
placed between the teeth to keep the jaws open had
be swallowed though the dentist positive that he
had removed it and then had it in his possession.
RAILROADS. Duc Our THE Snow The railroad COM
panes of Massachusetts have succeeded In clearing the
roads OF snow and all those stretching out from Boston
the various sections of New England are either in
regular running order OF nearly go.
THE Book TRADR--Pnblishers say the book market Is
dper now than has been for several years The price
OF paper and the exp Of binding printing &c IRE.
vent them from issuing many works that thew would
otherwise put forth; but the main objection they
Land ttt
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by Mr. cREGAs-For q railroad In avenue = ana o.her
streets OF New York also 10 abolish the oee VI IN ~
tor OF Weights and Measures and 10 Transfer sie
OF that Office TO the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
VIOLATION or CONTRACT FOR CLEANING Ta1 s'nAsas
1 or YORK. 80
Mr. CRRAsrR offered the following resolution, which
~as laid over giving rise to debate
SOLVED That the commission apo ntsd by chapter $40
n. axs M 1875 10 contract for the cleaning OF
OF IN. lis In the New York be and they are hereby
ne s,- 10 investigate the Of the
reousst~a violation Of the contract the part Of Mr.
neglect ant ting contractor, and that they Immediately
lanes VIII as shall deem proper compel the said
tske such steps pey perform this work. and 10 keep II
contractor free from the accumulation or hh
streets Of the city
garbage. Ma, lay evening, at halLpast seven
Adjourned TO Mon "
O'Clock.
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MR. JoHxsoS QurErixo SOUTHERN ArrRMKxaoSs-
The washington correspondent OF the Charleston Mercury
writes O. follows January IA political and intimate
friend for many years OF President johnson had ..
long and confidential interview With him some days ago
during which "thc President satisfied that even in
the matter OF recognizing the present rump Congress-
which did not think he would--thcre were ample
10 justify his Those reasons cannot Of
course. make known" Texan-not one OF tho dele.
gation-who the President day before yesterday,
dence In his nrmncss" This should qpiet Southern sp.
prebensions. Again, - pretty certain that The So
preme Court will soon decide that test oaths uucon.
sttutionaL Further the court will, In the Ala
bama axes not paid the ground that the State
in territorial condition. decide that States are
states, not Territories What then. becomes Of Stevens
enabling acN
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GAN A DA.
''' IA IelEsaAms TO THE HERALD.


Imond An Trinis-Orr, Fry, Hughes and Dia-
Discharged, md Dunn Condemned.
In TORONTO, JAN Is 1867.
:, Che court to-day william Orr was first placed in
= dock and acquitted. He was immediately dis.
! charged.
Barney Dunn was thsn arragned The defence offered
six afdaviis made by New York merchants 10 Banevs
good character and industrious habits and the prisoner
aer the summing up obtained permission to address
shoushs Rossr. s s,Se S.aa .hss he va h Fsnsn 80
guilty and his sentence deferred ne was
granted Jury eonrn "a; then brought forward and
% Seen indicted by the Grand jury the .ae prisoner
John Enahs as carried on, and he Was acou,tsd "a a
the witness which ns tbs prisoner 70 and
been ,ecar had escaped from ian md b.d o.
sner dscpsr the case was thrown up and The nr;s
".ms ,s.ar was then arraigned and DISCHARGE,
0ns y the prisoner Hughes 10,
~sf tho Episcopal Bish,
CensecraHo- ronto. ~ or To.
TORONTO. y
III. Rev. Dr. Be.bune wa e2assc ~ =. iso1
Bishop II Toronto to day. -i'''sf-'
Tho church was densely crowded v s...s 49,.
the United states The Bishop e spe''assss lon
service, took the following oath &C., al'er tho o'lsss
l. Andrew Norman Bethune.
my heart, abhor, detest and swcAr 'ns' : 49, nom
rs,csl the dampable doctr D5ure az npious ana ne
en- ~ the sss Of Ro lived by the Pope or any author
~ their subjects orr Ae may be deposed murdered
care thot no foreig ny other whatsoever; and do de-
hath or ought a Prince person., State notentate
rioritv err have, any Jurisdiction, power supe-
.n,ri,nal With .nence authority, ecclesiastical or
'S'' ~ this realm. So help me God
Alon Hf the Cabinet CounciI-CIaims
H ~ Ont OF the Fenian Raids to be Paid
the Bill Presented to Mr.. Seward
]ftsdrawal Of Troops, &c.
OTTAWA, Jan. %, 1857
The Cabinet has been in session all day. They have
agreed to pay all claims for damage against the gov
rrent that have arisen Of the raid by the Fenans
last Jnne The bill is TO be presented TO Mr. Seward as
| IN offset to the Alabama claims
Tho Fifty third Sixticth and Twenty fifth regiments OF
regulars have been ordered England. The Canadian
government intends call three regiments OF voun
teers 10 take their place along the frontier.
| The Cnsinet Council-DaiIy SitrIn -Prepara-
lions for the Confederation.
| OTTAWA, Jan. Is, 1867
The Following Ministers here :-Messrs Belleau
Blair Campbell, Chapais and MCGEE Daily sittings Of
the Council held for the transaction OF business Il
understood that statement s being prepared by
Department Of Public Works. Of all the public property
CURED s determine the Of the works and pro-
pcry to be assumed by the future coneeratcd govern
men in order TO facilitate settlement between Upper
and Lower Canada.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General W. G. Hsndnck Of the United States army;
l. q Huribut Of Pennsylvania; A. H. Bssp OF Montreal
Judge B. A. Starr. Of New Jersey; d. CowelI on Dun.
kirk; and W. p Hazeltown, Of st. Louis NO. are stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain Manning, Of steamer Kangaroo is stopping 1t
the Everett House.
Ersstus Corning, OF Albany; Theodore Hart of Mon
treal Colonel Q. B. Butter, Of New York; and Colonel
II. D. Tovnsend, Of Richmond, stopping 1t the Fh
Avenue Hotel
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sPRINorrELp. Mass., Jan. Is. 1857.

SPRISGFIKLD, Mass, Jan. Is. 1867
Two pumps have been in operation at the west shaft
Of the Hoosc tunnel for time raising four hundred
gallons Of water per minute II 10 expected that the
work Of blasting win be resumed OIL Friday.
man and vito named Cook were lost In the snow
storm at Florida Mass, on Sunday night, and have
probably been frozen death, all search for them has
bern unavailnn.
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NEW oRrRAss, Jan. 25, i

NEW ORIKANs, Jan. 70, lWT
Tight between Bill Davis, OF California; who fought
McCool three months ago At 81 Louis and Ned Burnett
OF New Orleans ended In victory for Davis In
rounds, occupying twenty:eeht mnutsa Burnett d
charged with selling the fight
SECOND night took plscs between Du6y q S. Louis.
and Potter Joyce, Of New York. Joyce, after fourteen
the sponge
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TINE GENITAL rsrrm ADOPTED N CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1851
The Chamber Of Commerce this morning passed reeo-
lutcns adopting the Genital system regarding ihe weight
Of grain, and also changing The weight Of barrel Of
-four from 100 70 200 pounds " take effect from Sep
tembcr 20 instead Of March and recommending othey
boards 70 Az The change for that date.
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ALaasr, Jan - 1885,.
Mv Hsco-K, hsun The Judiciary Committee-Jt IL tho
opmion that sufficient number Of votes wer, casf ~
che Lst general election 20 the calling Of con.
vsotion 10 revise the constitution OF the state.
Mr. A. J. woop, from the Canal Committee Directing
che State Engineer make q survey OF route for the
ed report the facts and estimates within twenty days
Adopted.
Also against the purchase by the state Of building
= Banalo for canal ofsces agreed TO.
nr Wrp-ryc increase the fare on the Niagara Street
SIMS NorrcKp
BY MT DyygIrs-To prevent the storage within the
eiy OF New York OF petroleum, kerosene,
ms other explosive substsnces and also 10 prevent
Me sse Of building within the SAID city for
enlns or manufacturing Of the same
BY Mr. cHIpIsrro regulate and establish the pay Of
members and employees OF the Metropolitan Fire Depart
ny MT DxysH-To prevent distinctions In The streets
snd avenues OF the city OF New York
Association. p'''' '"' o'"0So n'''0''N'
.d e NJ D'''"o-iH rotation to pa~norossn IN Se~
BY Mr. oAnr-ro incorporate The New York aud
African Transportation Company.
BY Mr.. sicrRsoS--To regulate the landing Of rtean,
bssis IN the East river between piers and "a
~ MT l. Buox-Io regulate the packing Of bale hay
BY kr e Nrrrny--Tc provide for a Home for
abandoned Roman Catholic children in New York
,.ys.;,. ~ E sta exempt lager beer from the
ny W BHrss-,To reduce the freight on milk on ,hs
Ny NJ. COMMISSIONING the METROPOLITAN corv.v
Asss Company 20 comply wb toe PROVISION. or ,Ss9
skarter y '"e'
By nr. GrnIsr-To increase the compensation Of An.
Pervisors OF kenessiser1uounty " GU
BY Mr. Ps~snID--To tupnel The Ess pyer. bet~e.,
Aew yors and Brooklyn.
Bits iSrRoDvcHr.
~ Mr. wnusss-To incorporate ihe Buffalo Park
COMPANY
BY Mr. G. v. Brtx--ro create Bureau In the law NJ
psvsment Of New York city The collection Of arrears
o. ta1es
By Mr. Prnpy-To incorporate the Manhattan Safe
Dspest Company Of New York
by M GRiDLxr--fo amend the charter OF the Mer.
chants Exchange and News Room OF New York; also 10
regnlnts and essabsh the pay Of the members nd en-
pioyAe Of the Metropolitan Fire Department,
BY Mr. BrcxLEy-for the Improvement OF the lands
- ard near wailabout Bay
By Mr. CpsAnnRIn relation 10 registering na,urslized
ssens Of this State Who shall BE- entitled 10 the right
- spfrsge
y NJ Hayrm-To incorporate the Atlantic DOCK and
navngs Bank of Brooklyn.
BY NJ 0sxsy-Yor the construction Of Q railroad In
kssh street. and other streets and avenues In New
BY Mr. our--ror the construction Of stone stair
md rfh avenue.
~ NJ Rosssrs-ro organize spd establish police
osrss for We esysv " vuesoa
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ArEAsy, Ian. 70, fSe7
xFsoRrsD rAvoRAE.y.
~ Mr. Csowrxa, grant to Wslism Orion, Charles u.
hsh and their asocstes sxcstye right to lay
Usa2hie cables fpsm <his State 70 France.
s,aIne Insurance companies reduce their caystal
Mr. LA BAu gave notice Of sislto amend the charsr
mvnreArros OF NEW WORE CITY MATTERS.
On motion Of MI GnscN tia following resolution was
Rs.ol..d. Ina, the conv.ronsr Of tho a.y Of
so ss0.s requested "a 70 s.s ssPs ,s"ssiaeiy
81 improvements on wharrss, piers, markets., ferries
. ;ss ' s q
:ss .sn are due , ssS Da Gall sna detailed LED
av sS county OF New Sosk during lie years 1854 "a
enc @ osrn sss ~. AZ
sss and Offices Of he .ad city county also
ns sp s arsenal: witS sso ssid cos.y for the Year.
Also shs Justices Of tho Court Special Sessions Of
Asw York be requested report the senate early
ssmporarpy finally afssr conviction by said court,
With their names and snd the mode 81
sssdisss bad IN such after discharges
ms CASE o. suDGs srryn-Hls REasovAL erDEnEp.
M L. BApenoved that the Senate e into
a1sD lbs case Of Judge Smith, Of Oae&da county.
BY vote or sixteen % seven he was found guilty or
ssAwful combinations With Provost Marshal Haddock
ond Aaron Richardson, notorious boaasy broker
sss ssyessS sessca,on sSa. said Smith s.ceived roa
8Dhardscn nve thousand dollars to onsr 70 Haddock
. Drlbe
Guity the eighth specification, by vote seven
teen six, thai said Smith endeavored procure
Richardson certain manuscript evidence Of Hsddocks
anaisdmBistration in office.
Not guilty on the ninth specification by unanimous
vote mat the said smith habualy neglected the duties
81 ms once and that he engaged furnishing re-
ssuits, substitutes and bounty brokerage.
Tho question was then put--''Shall George W. Smith
be removed from the Office OF County Judge Of Oneida
county for the stated in the items Of charges
which you have found proved" And was decided in
che affirmative
yBAs-2essrr.. Barnett Bennett, Campbell Collins, r.
Cornell. Crowley, folger Gibson GODDARD. Humphrey,
Zine, La ban, Lent, r.. Murphy O'DoPnell Sessions,
Wine, Mnbor Williams. woIcoti-s0
kArs-Aessn H. G. Murphy. Stanford. Sutherfand-5
PuLc onpERrp A REAplre.
To amend tho Emira Town Hall act; TO supply the
eny Of schenectady with water to prevent frauds
epening and laying out OF streets In New York.
EXTENSION o. unE FOR COLLECTION TAxKs.
The bill siecdng the time for the collection taxes
throughout the State TO the 18th April except In To-
entities governed by special laws, passed.
sErce OVER RIVER.
Mr. n. &. Hu.rHy introduced a bill providing for the
SFecton Of bridge the East river between New
Tort and Brooklyn.
Adjourned anal hsf-pasi seven O'Clock Monday
esssiDg
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Auti-Slaycry Anniversary In Boston-- cndeI
Phillips Dcnospccs the President md tn
supreme Coarf.


BoeTos, Jan. %, 1857
The ladies' Antslavery Subscription Society held lis
thirty third anniversary last evening In Music Hail.
There was no, very large attendance Wendell Phillips
we suone the speakers He said among other things,
that the North must be kept up to the level Of the devo
ton sacrifice which Is manifested BY the South. II
he people are permitted 70 come down 70 the level
where Henry Wilson trod instead Of being kept mp
where Boutwell, and Sumner live, change Of i've thou
sand votes will rs.esct Andrew Johnson and Seward 10
politician enough 10 get them. We must get johnson
out o. me wayno to punish him, but because we need
MS place 70 work from President johnson, he said Is
usnof ana ne supreme Court poisoned With DIS
loyalty The legislative branch OF the gov must
aosorp me government and save H.
Inc massachusetts, Anti-savery Society held lie an
nus' meune IN Mercantile Hall to-day. The attendance
was not large The folcving resolution adoptsd-
W. goy.rnmenis protection any class Of s sub
ect ~ direct proportion 70 the control said class
has over the government; therefore
Resolved Ih there nan be hops that negro win
ssi,s security 2 hs rshs % hfs liberty and happiness
unu ne placed onh perfect equality the whites the
frnGe without regard 70 color he prsctica Of
cur beo9 ~ peJiopo2 governDeutA