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Spstial Nctitts.

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Either party sga the Of The present firm lquda'ou
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Pocket Editions
OF THR REFERENCE BOOK
The uoer.i, nei have issued aud attractive 5rn seks Bal
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,ni, and New York which be bound separately eomlaa
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statesmen &C. For specimen terms &c. spry a' No a
Broadway Dun bANLo" 70
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arm business
Ang aud all further information may be hal he once above
toned VI H. "hlNNhAL, No'e.t''
fine Watches and fJewciry
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MUSIC.
INTERESTING DEBUT.

Nh has been made in the onoroti,
a Hluc chdns> 7pearaDce OF Miss Kellogg and
programme The a. is postponed until Monday
Lefranc in "RigoIetto" for the debut OF the Aueri
and this evening is set apart ambition we vesterdar
can gentleman of whose lynn whom we refer "a mr.
gave warning. The amateur 80 '-noyn I'm mpsic,l
Valentine, a young physician well, rted 10 have
circles a baritone singer, and reps ,ture will ho
powerful and wellcultivated voice His W. tho first
watched with great interest, especially az he stare
American gentleman who has tried the Italia tho
in New-YOrk. The opera chosen for his debuI :.
Ballo Maschera" affords excellent opportunities ~
the display of his powers. Rumors OF the approaching
debut OF American Soprano lady Of this oityspco
the air. and the operate which began doubtfuv
gathers interest goes The company remove to
Boston about the middle of March
ENGLISH OPERA.
The English opera company organized by
Madame Parepa has made thus far Of the most
successful tours record. Tonight II opens in Pha
delpha with Mozarts Marriage OF FigarOP an opera
which has Been very seldom performed IN America,
though its beautiful is familiar to tho concert
The cast includes almost entire double COM
pany namely, Madame Rosa, Miss Rose Hersee, Mrs.
Seguin, Miss Fanny Stockton, Mr.. Eordbom Mr.. s. c.
Campbell Mr.. Laurence, MT segun and Mr. G.. f. Hail.
We shall have opportunity Of hearing the work
In NewYork, Madame Rosa il to sueceed Maretzek at
the Academy Of Music next month
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the firm in question. who doing large import <
business and who the agents Of man
ufactrers abroad, have underyaued considerable pOr
ton of the merchandise they have been importing tho
underyauatons ranging from 10 10 40 per cent on the
0aerept Kinds OF goods imported the principal % which
are sporting guns from Belgian manufactures, aud
pushes and harcl0ths FROM German sources mostly.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Carpenters and JOners'P. b. Union No.
OF Brooklyn, last evening adopted the constitution ana
bylaws which have been under dscuss on for several
weeks.
The clerks in Dry-goOds and Shoe establish
ments in Brooklyn TO hold mass meeting IN "A few
days, that they may better enlist public opinion In De
half OF the earl -clOsing movement.
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Abi,,-lAyl 49,. p,,r..,.t IN the Nj lea
dan William c. Able Of New-York 10 Eliza NJ. Martin
,r.t,...f... N,.bssll Nsss dres'av.
" y ~. ID n Rsq+or al 81 homsSI
feo D y -. Yo-t
Webster daughter Fletcher and Caroline Webster an 'tAu
vi Daniel Webster
49,. on - o. III. p.t IN ~ the residence The
MAhllN-Hi' ro..n. n N,rtuo
brdes ia'Hs ~ 'Hr ne'' T56n Of New
nj Conn. No cards
New.Afe1ico papers please COPY.
INTERNATIONALLY Paterson. n j. Weiussily Feb y
Rev Joseph Barnard D. D. Isaac Newton IT,, Of NeS.lok to- N'
l. Crosby ughter Of Henry b. Crosby. esq.
pFNTZ-ADAMS-Peb T. at the Central T. Church BY Rev ~
King John Pen esq OF this city aud Mrs JahA D Adm ="
Elizabeth. n.
vOORHrS-JARvTs-ou Wednesday, 9th inst at rra CHAPEL
Marian T.. d. assisted by Rev Benjamin Haght
u William W Julia Raymond daughter Of the ave
Nelson Jarvis esq, beth Of this city.
,,-...:..oo ,,,,s. l. su,Iorced NTH fu 4
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,,,,c. "URE or FOREIGN MINIS.

FRIDAY. Frs H.
Derrg aui Liverpool. By ,he Businsn ffos
Mails 0r Europe ewYok PostOmce a. No etlu ssst
Portland Me. close srA
ercept specially directed ,Tr'RDaY Prs r.
y iampton ani Bremen per steamship kbsn.
Mails ior Europe VIA so ,Ofce "a steamship sails Al
ron hoboSen close ~ paid letters oag made 90 breEes
Pier cioSesa a
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Vcense license" to the
uniting Of the question of " unual elections. II
people OF each county AZ thea against license,
lory Of the people OF any CORN shall be granted In said
license tOse intoxicating luuGfs
county. ted progress when
The Com ittee then rose and repo r tomorrow. Ad
the bill was made the special ordeTh
iourued
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SEIZURE OF MERCHANDISE BY CUSTOMS OFF

Yesterday and on "Wednesday inc custom
House authorities were busiy engaged IN removing from
the storc OF the importers Mcssrs wind. Muller Co oil
No 90 Eoadost. large quantity OF merchandise Wh'h
has been seized by Deputy Collector Clark ci' OF Inc
ispr, uur.nn m ihr Cus tom House. Il Is charged that
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE.-.ALBANY. Feb. 10.
KLInKIn

REPORTS
Providing for the completion of the Bedford
ave. Improvement, Brooklyn.
amending the act Incorporating the Stuyycsant Safe
Depost Company Of the CITY OF NewYOrk; fixing com
teu Court and Court OF oyer and Tcrmlner Of Kings
mum, and 10 cents Tor each 1 yJrs for All f
oes sy law; authorizing a plan for the streets
Ibe Lake ontario shore suS Sslg tHg Oh
aid 10 the amount OF $4,000 when rsiis Gat h, iid
t5OOOO when the ROAD is couplei1 DC EClty ana
Mr. Andrew DeyIe was appointed StepopraDber ~ The
Senate. "OSi' INeI u 'no
The Senate having made Nominations ~, PAGAN, and
Police Commissioner Ciessrs. Herman a,d , ~
proceeded TO the Assembly Chamber 10 compare inc
BILLS PASSED.
Autl9iiLng me eohslfSeIdo o. railroad in one-huud
feGah9 twenty -hIth-si, New OH
The Senate then took up the special order u h;,,
the substitute moved by Mr. Norton ng question
excise law for the State, when extended al , i
The Excise law was taken up in committee. ana ~
biURPHY moved an amendment providing THAI Ice,.'
5aces, except as provided IN tho b shall be kept closed
oh sundays on election days ana between the hours oil
aud O'Clock IN the morning After debate the amend.
Lent was adopted.
Mr.. KENNEDY moved to strlbe ont the provision 70
Curing licenses 10 begranted By the President and Trus
lees Of villages. Lost
Mr.. HUBBARD offered the following additional sec
Ton, which was adopted:
sseTose IN town village shan le Comuoners Of Excise
ese V this act appoint cIerk The Board pa
Of BIcss villages shall be the sane p Diem
r. ar,1s fon ne sale u licenses town village 'ha
H. .a .a TIE Coulv Treasurer within 20 days after receiving
Of MsS Iss E we o. Is poor o. saes Town
tIsps slsl 10 by oas fha deposited
Gree Of such village; expenses of procuring
,,1y books 10 town village Wien actually Bcune ha be-
s5a p lac any or village charges
pr SCOTT moved 20 strike the words 70 much Of
~ mentioned act as makes ntOXcatiOn Onense
JuHshaDie by hhe and imprisonment, is hereby abr0-
s'1 ana anEullcd" LostlO to H. the Republicans III
Ar SCOTT offered an amendment authorizing the sub.
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remove the tnoteria tho surface will be smoobed and
the work Will then be ready for sinking the casson
he work on the eaissoa steadily at Webbs
!. pyard, at Greenpoint and will be ready for
sh ching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-11

The sale of a collection of paintings by well known
artists Of the French Belgian, Dusseldorf and Amer
lean schools, mt Bakers Gallery Of AT, No. 80
Broadway, which began lat night Is to be con
cludrd thi, evening
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Hazard & Ca.wells Cod Liver OILS the hes

Use Winchester's HypOphOsphiies--Tbse e e''A'e- '
eiy Is 4 prompt aud positive CURE Tor C0NsUN6IIoS
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THE DRAMA.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

The last two performances of "The Dukes
Motto" invite the especial attention OF those who wish
to Mr. Fechter in the character OF Leguydc 1t is
attractive and agreeable personaton than his Rug
Bias, and that leaves pleasant impressions in the
spectators mnd-respectng the actors humOr mastery
of theatrical expedents aud precision Of workmanship
On Monday, already announced Mr.. Fechter will play
Hamlet Much curiosity naturally felt him in
this character, and Of there Will be crowded
house.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
The run of Olive LOgan's comedy of "Surf,"
at the Fifth Avenue Theater. will De completed in three
additional representations. Persons who have not yet
this amusing re reminded that opportunities for
repairing the omission yet remain. There several
features in the acting which will repay attention. Mrs
Gilbert has made quite distinctly humorous character
or Mrs OIL; Mr.. Parkers fOp is uncommony good Miss
Lilly Vinng sketches with truth and sweetness langud
city belle; Mr. Lewis has reduced the pork-merchant
from carcature to nature; and one OF the younger
actresses in the company gives an uncOmmonly good
deneaton of n French milner who founders on broken
English through of monetary troubles There VIII
be a Matinee at this theater tomorrow.
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The Trophy Tomato.-Tveuty seeds SIS Send Tor ereua
Address GEo g. wARIse, jr. Ogden Farm Newport, l.
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MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping oe P.per
&c Wa kYkKDELLs Fuon-sL. opp. Oh Dutch '"@11
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DIED

III Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rith !"
name and address
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN.
General Assemblies Of the SOather., the
Reformed and the Presbyterian Church
Of the unlted S ates.

LOUISVILLE, May 27.-1n the Pres
byterian General Assembly to-day,
the report of the committee estab-
fishing the Relief Fund for the Bene-
fit of the Families of Deceased Minis
tiers, was adopted by a vote of 65 to
q. M
NEW YORK, May 27.-The second
days session of the Reformed Pres
byterian Synod, which began this
morning at the church in West TWen-
ty-eighth street, was consumed by
services and reading of reports re-
garding the condition Of religion
in different places. A long re-
port was read on covenanting,
which proposed throwing aside
old scores and covenants, and
adopting a covenant more peculiarly
pertaining to the country.
The annual report Of the Committee
on Foreign Missions was read. 1t
contained a gratifying statement of
the progress of the mission in Syria.
Reports of standing committees were
in order this afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Sessi on
of the Presbyterian General A-"Sem-
bly, met at the usual hour to- e'1dy'
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conseryatives TrIumuhant IN vIruInla

ALEXANDRIA, May 27.-The Con-
servative ticket was elected by 15O
majority. The Radicals carry one
ward, and in that the negroes are rep
resented In Council by one vote.
RICHMOND, May Z7.-The Republi.
can majority on the city ticket il
about 200. The Conservatives carry
the City Council. The Republicans
carry Petersburg, and the Conserva-
tives carry Lynchburg, Danville and
Norfolk, the last named city being
reported Democratic of ballot, as hav.
ing gone that way by 800 majority,
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, February IS, 1867.

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Speech Of the KInn Of Prussia

. BERLIN, May Fixing William,
in closing the session of the North
German Parliament, congratulated the
deputies upon the unanimity with
which they had conducted legislation.
1t was in spirit of the warmest praise
and congratulation that he commend
ed them for their earnest labor in be-
half Of the cause of German unity
between government representatives
and the absence of that strife usually
attendant upon the sessions of legisla..
tive bodies, and which guaranteed the
successful realization of the hope ere
ated on the formation of the Bund.
The tenor of the Kings address was
peaeeable but progressive, and real
lied the expectations Of the press.
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THE POLES AND AUSTRIA.
Speech by Prince czartoryski---" P Gland
Again Sustaining the AustrO-Hun-
garian Monarchy"

From the London Daily News.
An interesting speech on the posi-
tion of the Poles in the present Aus
trisp crisis was made by Prince Car
toryski last Monday, at the meeting
of the Polish Historical Society OF
Paris. held in commemOratiOn of the
Polish Constitution of May 3, 1871.
He said that while in Russian Poland
the Poles had every year to depiOre
new acts of oppression, more cheer
ing prospect is offered them by the
present condition Of Austria. The
centralist system in that country mas
now been Overthrown by Polish
statesmen, and one Of them, Count
PotOcki, has been appointed by the
Emperor to inaugurate a new policy
as Premier. Poland is again called
upon, as she was two centuries ago,
under her glorious King SObieskl, to
sustain and defend the AustrO-Hun-
garian monarchy. That State which
was formerly a bug-bear 10 al LlDer-
ais, has now become the home OF llD-
erty; and its integrity and lndepenq-
encs are looked upon as Indispensable
for tho freedom of Europe and the
interests of civilization. lt Is TO Sc
cure this integrity and Independence
that the Poles, who have formed IN
Austria their last refuge, are now Ia
boring. Their policy is no longer a
policy OF sentiment; they have ceased
10 rely on distant and barren sympa-
thies: they found their hopes only on
an intimate mission with their natural
ally, who has the same interests ana
the same enemies rs themselves.
Convinced that their future Is IN
dissoluhly bound up with the
destinies OF the Hapsburg monR-Lhy,
they have undertaken TO Introduce Ia
Austria a policy which shall recon-
cile the unity and strength OF the en-
pire with q reasonable autonomy Tor
those provinces which bear A distinct
national character and historical
rights. They must reject a purely
SlavOnic policy, for the word SlaVo-
nian has Of late years almost become
SYNONYMOUS with Russian, ana the
result of such a policy can only be TO
enlarge Russia at the expense OF Aus
tria. and place the Gar in possession
of COnstRntinOple. The Pope would
rather iOin the Germans in Austria
than help the SlaVOni3ns to become
predominant IN the empire. : ieder-
alist policy would be equally danger
Gus, for it would divide Austria into.
seventeen little States, each with It's
own separate Legislature. The Prince
concluded by stating his political pro-
gramme. II is Is follows: First, the
preservation, as the most important
object the Poles have in view, OF the
unity and integrity OF Hungary; sec
Ond. the maintenance OF a central
Parliament at Vienna; third, the ac-
ceptance of the present constitution
as the fundamental law Of the AustrO-
Hungarian monarchy; fourth, the
grant of exceptional privileges to Ia
licia and Bohemia as regards public
instruction, justice and local admins
fratiOn, by means of a special agree
ment similar to that which has been
concluded between Hungary and
Croatia; fifth, the establishment Of
restricted Reichsrath for all the prov
inces except Galicia and Bohemia,
and Of a plenary Reichsrath, to IN
clude those provinces.
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The Case Of Or. Snhnenns. .

HARRISBURG, May 27.-ThESchep-
pc case was continued IN the Su-
preme Court to-day. Disf let Attor-
ney Mclaughlin proceed61 to answer
an error assigned by the Scheppe
Council. A post mortem examina-
ton was made by experts and all old
established practical physicians of
Carlisle county united in the testi-
mony that the death resulted from
morphine, not excluding the pres
ence of pruSsic acid.
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MARKETS.
lBY TELReRAP HI
NaM York,

-'. New York. -
NEW YORK, WALL STREET, May q, s p.ms-
Money easy 395 per cent ON call; Sol per
cent. for prime discount. Foreign exchange
lower, and somewhat unsettled; leading
bankers ask l0956 over the counter. but Bulls
on the street want l0914 less lie; and IN some
cases l09ss; good bankers bills could be
bought second hand at l09L Governments
declined in sympathy with gold, but closed
steady. Gold declined to ll45S, and closed al
ll4560ll454. Southerns steady on last call
565zm67; Pacific Railroad as follows: Union
Pacific, 423sa4Z5s; income, S75S9S75s; Land
grants, 791sq7li ist m lortgage, s5sB9o61si Gem
Gle Tomorrow viii reach g, 900, 900. The stock
market steady at the close, and showed a
slight recovery from the lowest point OF the
afternoon. The chief dealings were In Lake
Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Reading, Pacific
Main and Western Union, -
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nafraudInn fhe Gnrsrnn, ant.

CINCINNATI, May PLY ne case g
of Col. Roberts, before me United
States Court. the prceeedings were
waived bv tbs daso,if ~ liant, to carry 1t
t.. 20 - ouo ra
" Tba = PIT eI ~ I5chwab, Lindley, Levi
ond Ho o.Iaaa IAaal FOR defrauding the Gov
o,.r es-U ,,o.,s os.laf 81 taxes on whisky, was de-
ta,ras Slnanslil lilor one week.