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4- i I 1 7' .1 i THE TOIOIJ JUBILEE. Ctti frrm First Pg. events rolflMm the prdkI fib part and tora- eAuewiu ti as oil lLoud innltaM.) TliN tlHfl for. th fJniOB. thr.

tkun for Fabbao. Doob tudPtiml Tare cheers for Cbabv. 8asupB and tnuil I Hon EvwitM rnuiMii wee intredeecd and ctttd with applaas. He said arcicH or jcdge rtitKirovr. w-Btxew-Civjxssa Four year ago th war hga.

There was great uprising of the Worth, and we Mt here, under lb ope a asy. al resolvd to d. fnd ear Government and to preserve ear country wnttr. Then oar streagtb bad sol beea tried, and to th arts of war wer new. To-day we mset un der the same iky, after it roll of fy evmtui gear.

meat for sober rejoicing at fa bidt brilliant raccnui over tb omiea of liberty, and to offer thanks to Altai aty God. who baa gtvea us th vic tory. During these yaara. events In sue vast grandeur kin moved onward from tbe sun. a propcetic fuwi oi man could, poa- ibly hav foreseen, men wa debated wketker tit.

orth could raiaa sevsnty-hve tbwasaad troop a tor ta war. la four ycara bar rwa used to tb contemplation of a mlMoa of road me a. Than oa hundred ui ill ion a Of a' ab4 we regarded at something grievous to ba bora bow two mousana muiiona la regarded aa a ugnier widen. Br tb lingering light of tnese which aow move oa la ta eternal procession whieh has pawned, may catcb aoraa glimpses of tb future. aabtcb will help to solve these two questioes which ria be lor a aiirt aaBer mind.

First, is tb rebel- stow nearly oer. a ad will ia toaie lay dowa tbelr awaa and soo return to tb I'nlonf And, second. wlll ih Nnnb remain firm 1 er I par- a and rADtiBD tn war aay I aacrl- rm at all ba7ardf. HBtil BCt I COfl- mmwA mrut lha icUrrllt of tb I'biCb Ctrd 7i1. nultat i'me Ual awake from tb attiB that reloa can come of concession.

It aaaat eooa ol cooqueat. it la ail ioj to taia oi peace ua ta Sutb uoUi. br military power. Uie are forced to aub.nit aad it la ea id; to Ulk tbia oreJ aubmlaaloa aa tbe work of a day. Sbbcjia awdaraiaoda tbla Cuamt aaderstanda It and we aalgbt all aodmad It, tf we woula eea to amoiber aai rmon witft our cope.

Cbeera 2 Tb next wMitioa la.wheiber ttie ICorta wiU remain firm abd un- MrM aattl peaeiaeoiuerd aad lb entire UaIon aarUrdf Ta aaawer ia oaw uaiteu Tb war osav go oa lor twenty yaara, aad li will no amor imporartab tb Biortb to auppcri tb necesrary ran lev, man It will lapoerib tb City of IJs'ew- York to'aupport tn acceiaary police. Our great aaiauk baa teea ia enppoainc tbai. ty aaL uodis- dpliecd aumtera and or lavtab expendituree. -a could cod to rebellion in a law moataa. If tbia rebellion la act cruaned If tbta Unioa la not restored if ta lategrlir of in ccuntry la not r.re- aairea, me tau'i not wun ta peopi.

aor ia tb Intrinsic diSiculUea of tb affair, but ia tb want of on tb part of boa la power, to ceal wlib tb grtat cuestlon. I betiev taat tb lb barge of tb Govarauacat will prav ecaal to tbelr Craal. The aoi oojeet of tfela war ta to eufrdu tb revolt, and to reator peace ad tbe Vnioa. (Cbra. ihail proecui tbe war until ar Wbeo tbia rebellion abau bar caaa.

ad ta Union ah all bae been rcatored wbaa alarea ao longer toll, ana all ui land ia ta nue oi emigration roue over in souinera eon, ad bnnga Into blooaalog life bar desolated gelda a peao abali reign once mors aad cruel war aau cease: in a win taia majestic nation tacaui me oa tc ward tb lultllmeni of ber great ceatiay TTiea may we all rejvic with tbem Who a-49 bf Jauh tt cloudy bem Of Jurtjtrttnt, fringed wltb llercy a fLouJ cbesra. "Thra rbeera for iraedom gaiaai 1 Cbaiemsii: I now in trod oca to oo from EatainAB'a army. Gen. Ajtxiu, aad At- Creted wjib warm applause. MAJ -Cblf.

ATKRILL'0 iriFCH. If God aaakei knowa wilt tbrougb eents, He aema to bae diapoaed that tber ball bo a'naUon on earth called tb United tat as or America. (Checra.l You bare ariembled here in tboui andato-day. at liulon-aquare, In tb metropoll America, to recognize Ilia will, abd to congratulate each other upon tn occurrence of thoe erenti which bare revealed 1L Applause. Wtat are tbe venta and what are tb victonee we to-aiay Fiuaged Into the vortex of tfai war four yaara ao.

In oar effoue to aoiv tb moat difScait problem ver presented to humanity, endeavored to eut tb Gordian kaot which bad been tied aad Ivina from the birin of tti republic. Uaorgmnlved. Ignorant and Inexperienced, met th tnaargenta without auc-ea. We are bow rapidly and aurely approaching tb solution of that Dtooiem. The eventa and the vie- terles on land and water, to acblevemeats of aelean' aad ait.

tb advancement la agriculture and tb vcnu. great and amall, that have drawn tbe ni.tiuit away from Its grave The abvta of (tcet-ion and Uisuuion that have eaabled it toeruah la tb borders of a powerful aad orgaalzed rebeliioa, taat bae brought it atbiost to it kneea that dur-tsg ail tbe alrufjgle bar challenged tb admirauoa and cornmandad tb respect of th of tb wartb and won tb appiovai of eae tuee. all eorat td-oay, 1 bt rr K. Ip not au Aaaailcaa fro.a the President to the tcf wfio aweepa renaer wno ia not oetier iniormeo poo ih subject of Matcrr. ecogiaohv, poll tier and id I Id I -r War to ctf Ibib he wat four yj a We have gained atreretn from defeat aaii wli from disaster.

iCneeia.) Tbe eiUzena of fJL I'alted States bare become acquainted with eaea other, tbe anaa has been rendered homogenoua, gJJ aorta and 'oaditioat of men have met aad have been ijLbjfeted to th aara and esdsr t5ul uirv-ablra and utfi lb finlf aad on lb baUle teld. Mei if rim foresti of the Jorth, th prairies of th West, from town aad country bav gone: forth bwuiuur to aboulder in aupport of ta aatioaal (Cncera.1 iNevar Oaapatitr.g. four yaara aaa tbe nation strinle with Ita euemlaa at bom and broad. Cotita the bines of our fallen patriots be eaembled. a monument would rear ttalf to th looat, and ait) thoe clouds coetain th tears of tb wtflows aad tb orpbana that have ba made, tt wouu be waanail to earth again.

To wbatead wa tbia auolima aacrlfic Vaoa aad peace. (App'ause.) caanot lave on without tb o'h-r. Laud cheers. We can tiave neither aalete iLm arm ea arrayed aralcst tb National Gov-rnmeni be daatroyed, and they cannot be deatroyed aia tne united atraagtb of tb nation be precfiy put torib and properly used. fApplauae.

Tte cri-la or tb moat aiupeadoua war Uat ever imperiled burnaa gorarauint ia approaching. It will eooa be knoan to whether a decided and nU final aurcess will crown the efforts are making, or woether the atony of poatponemeat ta lo -sMiured. Tb glorious arm? of tb Fotomae, and taat of Buaauaa, ar gradually Bearing tb heart aad bratn of ih rebellion. I Cheers. Tb atruggl will aw more terriDI than any ot th past four ycara.

We anuat be prepared for a decided victory or for delay. Oa or band, if our eznaciationa rit. mwm ji.n is rn IO MSI Ul tr- s-ioi wounde of tb aaUoa with clemency aad charity. On tae other. 1 our bopea are deferred, lei aot ur hearts be mad alcfc, but let our tnflaxlbl reso-laron be eibloited, by a prompt and overwhelming eliaiUy of mea aad mease.

Let aa put forth a aUtxigtli aaaouat for tb auppfeealoa of taia rbiilon riiflin tb siiortast poaalbi apace of tim. It will merciful, It "will coaomleaL I Arms 1 the fulcrum of pac. ana moay tb lever; wa-cousi bav both. We i muat art be cast dwn by delay, aor even delt4 Our gatlaat aoiulera la ta teld demand a support from tb giaat rea-rve the naUoa. Will yoa dlarcard tbanreailt fCrlea of No aadcheera.1 Aeross tb iuv oltbSaadow of Death com the voice of wvAaewoara.

Rbtbou, Wb, otber departed heroee. aay tag K-uh and prserv the aioa forever." Tbtrote Jsnquac which appeals to yoa from tk ua-toftaea oust of eouaUass thousands, corjnrtavo to tb Ualon. aad prerv it forever. Tb wao nt God. beard thxeugb tb eveata you crbrat ijrou to realor and preacrv tb forever.

Tb arreater th 9ort at war, ta aaorier ta road to pcae and wbea peace shall P'nr. th aatioa baa expand, ita emtir from tb Ruasiaa PosMialoas to tb jecrimaa of Oartca, your chlicr aay com to Uia ur fall pl- TLn verlaath.g broaze aad marble, Ttwo tbr may ta rather ef hie Country SBarab.ita ol iminort beroes Ma ra- tZV'Xitisr yw by "roir. tam wuh gaManc. (EatbaaiaaUe applaua. aad "mv.j aaa.

XI Ulae Hea. Jet; Tab i abiiusc or bos. wb yn icuy. Bums, on iraaUng bimaait. wiia applaue.

tJotatd: Paasinaa air Fyitow- Cxriaus I eecLretm. aaoat eordlaUy oa tb magnificent Ommam- atU-wthat we hava arltuutd ttiSt v. wtiisene. tb power and th patriotism Of tb rl aorefsl saauropolia. (Che tr fralu.au ra.1 yoa oa Lb la dispiav tb saUfiarv CIT'.

aad chlldrea, tae the brt tant cay. Every sniax moat that fif may asdl tbiaut llfortuaata. allowed Is iit i ni ji mot av Mfa galltat aold.er tbVa.a-V iZH ycara aa -ew-Yorb. the i eld- ave all cli fan. natrtv JDrgeinnv taetr peraaau VKl.eld d.raao.U Vlwf ib great dUpars thai lb coaatry.

scat at tbe Cootwriasrttati ladl- iw aawy wwaya eiuiaui tb Oavstav 1 hI- J'iT? Uat cbouid wait mat, at very haaard. li all eeaatltutloaal efforts to pat down tbU wk-ked rebeliioa, and to uphold ta aattoaal tla. aad tb aatleaal hoar ot oar common ee a try. (Load brs. Tea, pledge thai waa tba made oa tbo part of ta peopl of New-York to tn America) ppi naa pea aoDly rd4 axL, cCbeers-J Mea I aad moay bav beea lavishly faralsbed to aphold our aattoaal Ufa aad aailoaal boor.

aad wa ar aow celebrating bar sons of tb great fruits that bav resulted from tbes combined patriotic exertion, Fellw-clll-aeaa. I only propoe to offer yoa. oat this joyful occa sion, oat a is remarks. 1 aa admoatanea taat there are a au ruber of aentlemea now creaant aor eSeioat and com Detent than I am to address you, and from th tim allotted to me, I mast aecessarliy brief. But fellow-claiena, tbla.

la aa oe-cmaron wbea every patriot should retolee. (Cheers. Th BTtUnallri wirtnrimm Bklf klT bee KSlOCd. tO which allusion baa beea made, meat fill th national heart wttb eladnesa. aed i moisten every honest ey wHb the sentiments of jow.

And the splendid pr-eesntoa we bav seea to-day la a fit commemoration of tho rreat eveau. The resolutions mat you have adopted express with great force and clearness i ha raat for th reiotcina. and th centlemea who hi, lrrfv addressedi van bav adverted with nor particularity and propriety to tbe circumstances la detail which snouio oe reicrrvu you w-v-slon like this than I should co. I do not propose my self to dwell upon the feast I gallantry ana nrimrm performed by distinguished men wttb but one slasie exception. I de aot propoa to speak ia detail of the splendid exploits upon th waters of -aaeor, Pobtx, of pcrojrr.

of Wrastow. and others, who might) mentioned: nor h.rl I m1r.rn.1n narrala th herOIC BCtS OPOH land ot GsAsrr and McCtrLtar. and SBsaiPASTi and Txaar, mi wt number of dlatiof uiited men. Icciuoina Gen. Avssitx.

who has just addressed you, wbo have reflected nonor on tbe American name; out i ao pro-imim. vrv brleflv. to advert la the limited time I aneil occupy, to one or two of the features in the ebaiacter of aa Individual, who, oerhap mere than aay other, baa been tbe occasion of thiai demonstration to day. I. allude to Gen.

bbxbjcab. (Loud cheers. Gen. Sbieuar Is obviously the ar chltect of his own fortune, and governs bit owi movements. Jt Is entirely obvious that la.

his cam paign a must be Influenced by what be aeee at tb moment, and takea direction from the cireumetmneee that exist around blm. Ills army Is to edvatee, aad where he delays he most be governed by th country, th stat of th roadr. tbe la to encounter, and. abov all. tb a real neeeasltv.

tbe atipely of food. Nar-oLaoa baa said that an army's march is like a snake upon ita be 1 1 v. and tt Is unqueatioaabiv true tbai tne great consideration is food. Mow. in judgment, he has shown ereat enterprise In sustaining bla troopa oa tbe country throuaa waicb he passed.

And limner. regard th manner la which be Dispersed hoop's army ta iroat of him oy site pie manoeuvres, aa a masterpiece of military science. The march from. Atlanta to Savannah I apprehend that aH-njIlltary mea will sav was en of th most distiaVulahed In the military annals of tbe world. You will also bear ia mind the humanity of his move meet tbe cittern savin not only of ammunitioa.

bat of human life by which tnos two great aad Important polats were conquered aad occupied almost without the loss ot a sinsi uie. in my numoi Judgment, victories like there ar what csluorth the loud-toned gratitude of tba American people. Cheers.) They appeal aot only to our love ol conquest, aad Union, and determination to upbold oor Government, but to our: humanity, when we rejoice over vlctorlea wherein human life has not been saccl- ced ettber oa cur side or test of tbeenemy. The are the great features la tne career of (its. saxasua wblcb have ladoced tb American people, ia my judgment, to depart from tbelr unlfarm habit aad celebrate ta victory oi ta national arms, we aav our Thanksgiving feasts, and our national holidays, but; this Is a general Jubilee, a glorious boii- dsy on which so much has been done to celebrate tbe aehlevements of the arms of the United States.

Let me say fo-oay to you that. I never for a moment bav watered, and I do not snODOse vou hava. in tbe en tire lth cf the victory of th! armies of the Union. ana tne aosoiuie euppresaion oi tnis upjusulsdi end wicked rebeliioa. Cheers.

I never aoprc- bended foreign interference. There may have beea a time wbea foreign Interference was possible, but the meatfestettoas that have been lately shown by the Untied snow taat ltis bow impossible. ranee or Great firltala might send VO.OiO or 30.0CO mn. and a dozen of frigates or so. but what care we with our million of veteran aolClers.

aad our fleet wlta Poarsa aad FaaaAec at tbe Leadt Why, tbev would not be a mouthful for as. (Laughter aad -cheers. All we have to do Is to untte firmly together, to make bold stand, to aland togetaer shoulder to snoui- der. to sopplv meg aad meana to tbe Government, and take my word tor it you will tell your children truly when -you aay tbst this Is tbe last rebeliioa that any 'man' will ever see ia these t'aited 8 lata a. There will com a time wbea motlvea of humanity will operate, when magnanimi ty toward ourueludad feliow-ciftxena can be prac ticed, and when wa can show them that are bet ter frlenda to then than those mea wno have led them tato this rebeliioa Wbea this Is accom plished, those bo have peculiar views in regard to commerce, cutrencv, finance, local self-government.

state rignis, or city matters, or in regaro to the freedom ot man, can cooperate i togetaer, and by tbelr ual ted eflort establish a Government which will be the ad nitration and envy of th civilized world. (EBthusIasilc cheer, I ErXKCB 6F BOK. D. D. FllXP.

Mr. ruin was received with applause. Be said the reason for congratulation were abundant. After eoatreitlag the state of the nation four years ago with its preseat condition, Mr. Fibld said: I hope.

nevertheless, to see aoothef and more memorable solemnity on its anniversary of the fail of Sumter. Von remeiDer Che simple and touching! dispatch or nan. intues to the Secretary of War.eloame with thea words i BWifj; foTroTlTondTy aftersoon. toe. liib te.tTfolors flying and drums heating, brfottpg away company and prtrate property, and t'PUAg our flag with fifty guns.1 (Loud and calls tor Gaaj AMnsasc, wbo came forward, aad was greeted; with vociferous cheers.

This was op Mtb of; April. 1M1. Let him be seat baek 6a tb 14th of April. 1665, with as maay of bis gallant eo-nradea aa aurvlve to enar in ala glory; let blm- go la one of those nailed ships of war, which th rebellion has brought orth let him1, replace th line nag on the same spot with all the pomp of war, and all tae solemnity of an aet of reilanon and as tbe Southern wind hSesel ibai staetdard never more to be removed, let aa hundred guts salut it fioa ftt aad ship aad islaad aad city, as wltn tha voices I a great peopl. proclaiming their majesty oa tb sit of the first trsason agalast 1U loud cheers.

Attn dose pf Mr. Pulp's remarks, Gsa. was again called for, and on presenting himself, was loudly cheered. HOK. t.

B. CHintxro'g gPIICH. Mr. CBirtBsr. said that, not exoectlsg to speak.

he had yet prepared a reaoluttoa, which he was sure would tad a culck and hearty response in tbe heart of every orie piseat XjtclTt. -That in ratlfieatien el the pledge that waa made on tbla apot oa tne nn of Arll. lMi? kmv oar bligatioae provide for the erpbana of the brave men who fall ia this etruggl lor tneir counlry. and adopt them as the children of the Republic Befgr putting th qustlon on th 11 say aaltigl word; la fayor ofltL Eventa of mighty Import follow ach other swiftly la our tim. Victory, Unloa, Onward.

Forward." at the watchwords that are and lasplr all our hearts the watehworda has too exclusively given! direction to all that has beta said here to-day. I venture to go back for a topic with which to occupy a brief spec. Four years ag countless taousaads of stalwart men resolved hare that th widow aad children of tboa wbo gava their lives for their oouatry should cker-tshad and eared for. Tb reaolutlon la in leaded apply to th raak and II. th common soldier la ur orav armies.

1 lov and hoaor tb great Cental ns ao ma a caa stea betUr wbo hav led and who ar Uadtng oari la vincible hosts to final triumph. But they hav their reward, i Tbelr brave deeds ar wafted on every breeze, aad shall be em-bisaoaed en vry pag of history tilt time shall end. Mot so with the eosaos aoldlvr. Hot ao with tea thousand real heroes whos bearing no bat God's has witnessed aot so with toa 'thousand whose unmarked graves, ar aad ta tb putrid! swamps of the CaroiiBas. riot so with tb tboosaaos of mea whose none a are bleacbiag oabwrled aU the hilltops and lb all the valleys where tb battli has raged.

These are the aea to whom awe obligations which can never be paid. Tbetrs are tbe widows aad cbtldrea to whom we, a debt oi gratitod tnt tt la impoaaible to xaggerate. CbeW Give liberty and wiog to tb most brllUaat liaagiaation tax to th aturmuft to loftiest God alvea iateUet exhaust tb laoguaee ia which apeaX. aad wao abali frame a aemeare wblcb Shall fltty and fully express our ooUgatioaa to these (Load applaas. i A.

OAKXTjBALL, wa tk next speaker, aad after some Introductory remarks, said It was attiagthat commercial and trading Kew-Terk should tab aa aeeouat stock of ih result of th war. hepda that th cbthualaam of th day wwM ahap Itself Into a practical support of the armies whos deads we ceieortie, ty every a rolvlag tbemselvee tato a Recruiting Commit-d davouag oa. at last. of tb three succeed-g weks tn obtateing man lor Gaaar aad Saxaaaa aad Saaaiaajr. Tht waa what was seeded, and this wwt at prove our appreciation of their aufTer.

taga. their brav dda aad their victoriaa. (Ap- -plaua. Cgsr, nnccg WMlnt4oe4 by the President, and iLl.sil With He sawti k. sTSmJ Ba la.

-wwi Mani wvw ftWaa aaiAW r. lma Ulais of this grat K-rabtic, ior tb roa that tbia oaat possessed aa aiay, aabiy.aadaCovsramsat, thUke of which erowlISiJ'0'- and Uidult- aa Ue Unloa arm. mast rVJ bsiTcE li w. BBllowod by licw. wt liW who npA brvfly, hctAg WJt.

im 42 aarwaay a www uwaa av BK Ami Sk wyj i a) aw warill teniae aa at a and savy, aad far 9 Itnated en the went aid ot Union-square, was tastefully rtd with ta aatioaal colors, aad by portrait 'thhrs of th war Mr. O. P. La wart called tha aeeusg to oroer, aau sssusswu a --IdesA Waubuob. Cuas.

Blaxb, Eo te4 tb rssolatloas, whieh were aaaniaoasiy auopt- gygrcH or otn. -vrAtBSiros. Tbxbxm abb FBixow-Cmsass Four ago. from this eery spot, when It was still uncertal what was to he the action of th American peopl In tb terrible In te meets war thea nrst inaugurated by tb bold, bad, wicked eoaspirators of treason la the 8outh. la their mad attempt to overthrow constitutional government, this grsat commercial metropo lis, representis a million of mea, and in commer-eii Af the Western Hemisphere, sol emnly pledged to the support of tne Government, la behalf of constitutional freedom.

Its unlimited resources tn men aad means. How faithfully It baa redeemed tb pledge tbca made, let the unpsral- le ed success of our vtctoitous arms bear Its trl-ampbaat teatlmoay. Every conflict, from tbe origin of tne atrlf to tb laet aaaouncement of victory, has been atreacthened and sustained by some gallant sou of our owa Empire Stat, while the resources so Indispensable to tbe successful prosecution of tbe struggle have beea poured forth bv the merchant prtr ces of this commercial as freely as water from tbe gushing torrent. ro sscrlbcesbow ever great, no demands however excessive, have not beea met with cheerfulness and alacrity, bad it Will found to be tn experience of modern times that the nations wnose fiscal resources sre strongest will be most likely to prevail In any military enterprise in which they may be engaged. Great ha have been our eontributiona In man.

and eaormoua as bave beea tb advaaces ia mosey, to sustain tbe Govern ment in Its prosecution of tb war. the magnitude of our charities has Invested the contest with a sublime nthueiasm wbiob partanea of th nature ot our di tne religion, and aancitftes the cause tt represents. With more than a million of ma in arms, vindicating tbe national authority and upholding tn constitutional cause, all the ordinary forte- tioae of tba General Government bav con tinued to performed with almost that regularity that marks tne -movements ot ih celes tial ruheres. I All the great department of human life and industry. In the consututlocal IMorth, bav continued to discnare tneir wonted offices with the aam order, regularity aod decorum mat attended aoctaty provloua to the inauguration of tbla, th moat gigantic rebellion oi eiiner aacint or mocera times.

Wbli theeei great military enterprises nave nee a conducted on a scale unparalleled In I history, the civil administration of the Government! baa offered protection 10 the citizen and security to his property. Tbe elder apams asserted tnat tne celebration or to Declaration of Independence on tne 4tt of July. 1776. would thereafter be marked by bonfires and illuminations, and woo Id be balled with ibankegiving and pratte by tbe descendants of the men of the revolution for on that day they declared tteir com plete emancipation from th tyrannies of ureat Britain. Hereafter our descendants snail commem orate tb 4th of March.

J863. marking an epoch la the history of tae Amfrirao people; for on mat da, at tbe I National Capital, with Imposing ceremoaies. and la conformity with the tonus of tbe Constitution, tbe consummation of that great act took p'aee wblcb was inaugurated by tbe people at the polls in November last. It records for all time tbst an enlightened people are adequate to administer their own Government, and that tha liberties of the peopl may safely confided to tbelr own ad ministration. I JNoionly tne friends ci absolutism out even those cf constitutional monarchy, bave hither to asserted that there were so msny Inherent defects In society, it was absolutely impossible to institute a free Government where alt men were politi cally equal, without being subjected to those vloitnt convulsions which sooner or later terminate in an archy, and in the overthrow of the clvti i administration of tae State.

In confirmation of these vie-as. tbev point to tbe melancholy history of tbe early lie publics, forgetting tbst since that era ta human affairs the ouDlie understanding has been Illurninved by the blaze i of letters aaa the genius of freedom. Tnev who renson that the people are! inadequate toth control of toelr own affairs, iforgst that since those early failures, tbe press has been introd- duced that third estste, more powerful than k'res or letters, and more potent for good or for erii than any other organization, recognized in society. This Is no longer a war simply for tbe of tne rebellion; It Is greet moral conflict or the rights of human nature, applicable not ooly to onr condition, but equally appi cab. to thai permanent prosperity of all the tribes and races ot men.

wherev er society is organized, wherever language is spoken. nerever religion is revered, or numantiy awakens a responsive chord la the htimsn breaat. The tentn article tn the ameadment to the Federal Corsintr lien, declares "that tbe powers not delegated to tbe United States by tbst Instrument, nor pro 1.1 out by it to the States, ar reserved to the Mates respectively, or to the people." It is pertinent to inquire. In view of the recsat cemplicetlons through: wblcb we have pasted, and through which we are now passing, wbea the public tranquility la aaln rttsiaoltrhed and our victorioua armiea have secured tne ngs of pence, whether that article cf Constitu tion should not be so amended as to declare that the power hitherto reserved to tb States respectively ought aet to reversed and givsn to Federal Constitution itself. The men who framed that or a.

Pe COnnaetl the enaallv sublime m1atr.n or Mr. detects hav been round to exist In lhair labors, ao that the Government may be 'transmitted wfb eqosl vigor to those that come after us, and that we may coatribate our just proportion to that vast fund of social, political and moral power, on which a loir the foundations of a weil-reguiatad constitutional government mutt forever rest. Gen. WALfekiDOB wss frequently applauded, and, in conclusion. offered tbe fo lowitiresotuUon, which wa unanimously adopted i Reaiih'td.

That the cUiSebs ef Xew-Tork. here assembled to commemorate the success of the national arms, and the continued triurcvh of the c6cstltntforal eanse. riefby reccm-nend the Hoh-o-T Errors to give ybftever e2'i'iVJitj bnnHrj x. requi-to nil the iTresVnl Jenftn-fcd cf ibe aod Rty of New-Yerk. as The most practfea.

bid eajoient-means of strengthening the Government in its efforts to suppress the existing rebellion. Th bhovs resolution was alao proposed at th-otber staads, aod carried nsfa. After brief speeches bv Cbapxcst 6aArra, Esq Cms. fiLAxa. Eliot F.

SasrAsa. and Gen. jobs fJocflBABB, and a poeue address by air, BaamaU), the meeting aojoarpea. Stand y. 3.

Dr. Lixbkb. waa unauimouslj chosen to pre side over tbe meeting at this stand. Rev. Dr.

Hitchcock opaned fh proceedings with prayer; after which tb Chairman apok as follows BPIICH OF PB. LIXBkR. Fbuow Citisbbi: Wbea Auericaa eitlxeas meet jarad. wKh chr fog tb Uaioa, ganic law were equal jrtb exigencies of their day and generation the found4 Oovernanent without an equal, (tbU tba- Vii CatlOIlt Witt Rut tn HagrnHnr.tt r-a as yoa do tbla day loval aad liberty-loving men to celebrate th victories aad achievements of our forces on land and sea. there Is one achievement, on fact which deserves the praise and gratitude of freemen and of all the partakers of our great Institutions even more tban th victories oa th balile field Co-Do not fear, my fellow-citizens, that I am lacking sympathy for oor brave bioihera and eons.

I am myself aa old soldier, wbo knew la bis time what it Is to shed one's blood for bis. country aor am I now unrepresented In the field. My own bdva are flgbt-leg there. I felt as tnrlljfn a delight aS aay oa of yoa did when Gen. Shbbmab cropped out again at Savannah, aad shall be rejoiced as much as any on of vou will when be, whose fearlecs i yet tkHlful marches resemble the course of the River Rhone, piUDgtpg out of th aight of roan, yet alays sleeping onward and emerging nobler, shall turn upas, ala ra North Carolina.

I glory In our soldiers' glory, and yet 1 say there ia aa achievement, a deed, or an abstaining trout action, an or to be rejoiced al than th vie tor lea won on the battle-field. And waat is this achievement! I will tell you. All man who have earnestly studied tbe couise of political societies, and who have candidly apokea out: waat their studv bad ascertained, have told us that ore of tie worst foibles of republic even of monarchies with the Insulations of freedom la this, tba they, cannot weather large and! long wars, which develop great armiea and high military genius. And tboa who aaid ao were right, accord'og to th coors of history heretofore. Military very apt to singe tbe pinions of wide-wir-a berty.

Need I refer to the annals of any tree nation or stat that this has been tb case Did not th brtniant glory of Gen. fioBArAavB aad hia army. In th aacne degree that It rose lo Italy, deorers tbe hope of freedom In France and did aot he mid hs col lier pti'y beratlaat altogether, oaly a few years: rater Jjld aot Csosviu and his ass, la tne catoo. rely tnelr arms, and arrogantly dtente Parliament ail he not ultimately teli tb Speaker of toe Com-ssoaa to go about his busues God be" iartertlv thanked that tt ia not! ao wiia bavat now bad. for feuri years, an army ta th field which, I suppose speak with) bouaos wbea I sav, h-s aasoanteU one month with another to near halt a snillloa comoataots, and mea and facers too who were liltl accustomed toth niicti.r profession of the military force, from whom, therefor, bat i will eaii arrog sa ce of the sold icry was peiLapetb mors to apprebanded.

Yt baa ant oa ef you ever beard a single omtnous erowl from our armteat Canyon point to a single symptom or Senspartean frowa at CoagressT Uare our boys as yoa tore to call onr so dr rs.call-d on Ukajy to marca on statngton when he has taken Ricamoad. a.nd to tura out the Presijeat, Con-greea aad all Does aav on xpct uaatajr. with bl army which worsMr blot, to set for themselves, i law and lasttiutloss toth edetrary aot-wlihstaadlagt Do yea oliv that tbe-idea of a nice IiiU Wester Easpir aad It would aot so very ltlll ettber has crossed th mind Riuicx or Taoaias Has the military show any where i hat latolsrabl arroeaac which MAPOi.Bon'a oflicsrs showed, evs a a Fraae. toward high die era of Ue civil service 1 God thaaasMl, I aay again, ap I 1 eh4 ao such turn el affair. TT feel swaelve ta prfet elvto aMariry.

Aad why la It so Evry grrcst fact aad this I oa erf tb greatest facts is ta combined result of yarlouseaus. Bat It sme to ta that th chief eaas of this grateful fact la tnat our lnstltetloea train tb mod! thoroughly la tb school, and lmbu them with a eivie spirit, aor tbaa th tastltaUoaa of aay other coaatry bay ver done, gad that these lnatttattoaa spread ever a wice, aobi. exteaslvc country, exemaing paltry pro-yiaciallsm, or possessing tbe power of neutralizing and eorreetlag local Jealouaice and distempers. Our armiea ar. aad hav remained and will remaia portoa aad tategrsl part of tha dod1.

Gea. gbabt is as gooa a cltixea to-day as 6 wss when he tjad but oa star oa his shoulder-stran. ar non at alL So Gea. Scot In Mexico resisted tb daotlv offer aad by th Mexicaas. because be-bad beea bred aad traiaed in the iov of Constitutional liberty.

It la aot th saaa wttb our unruly Tbelr theory of tb paltry ulUmat and absolute Stat Sovereignty." (to us Mr. Vice-President" Stbvbb'b words.) baa lad som. as you all know, to call loudly oa Lib, and others oa Dsns to seize the reign of th Government, play th dictator and bra adieu to ratloaal eongtitutlonal Jul to tha Representative Polity. -This meeting would bav been held oa tbe 4tb of March had It not been for the Inclemency of th weather on th 4th of wbea Abbababt Luioolb wa reinstalled in tb PrasideaUal chair. la not thla fact.

I also, aa lllustratioa of ay Ire- mark s. la' the midst of a grave aad vea fierce) contest, ttr lour yara warring, th peopl did; not turn toward a captain tor tneir candidate, out reelected the Weatern lawyer who has declared again and again that be knowa nothing of war aod haa ao mtlttaxy spirit wttbln bla. Tb electloa waa bv aa overwhelming majorliy agalagt a candidate who was A csptain, wbo has commanded our armies, ta cnier. So palpable a fact oagbt to prove tb loyal, law- abiding, civic spirit 01 our people, even to tn foreigners who hava sbowa themselves during this whole period so proa to misunderstand us. bo wilful lo misreptesent us, so bent on fraternizing with tha lawless slaveholder, because, for sooth, he -calls himself cartafir.

Conserva tive indeed. I hav not mentioned tn all these re marks oar navy, but yen will not think that I under value tb deeds of oar floating forces. 1 hay chiefly spoken of tbe danger accruing to liberty from large military forces, but th navy haa never interfered. with tbe Isstltutioaa of a free country. No free people hss ever bem jealous of lis navy on this score, and no Admiral has vr upset his country's liberty, so ir as i can recollect now.

wane Barnes of Dutcb Admirals occur to my mind who nobly stood by their couatry's glory of freedom, i hay ing given due meed of praise to our armies, and said nothing of the most noble ravy, I now propose to you to conclude my words with three or three time three hearty cbera for all our brav seamen, from Admiral Fabjluc down to th powder-monkey of the smallest craft in tbe Tne resolutions were rea I by Hon. Judge BosraxT, and were aaoptea unanimously. -I The Chairman then fatroduced Gen. Jobs Coon- babb. wbo spoke eloquently of th rcceot triumphs ol our arms and our Ideas, which had evoked tbla grand celebration.

I Judg DsAit was th next speaker. He said that, as a Democrat, be thanked the President for having. by tne peace eonierenee at ronrcss Monroe, cemon- straied taa unwillingness of tbe rebels to make peac upon any other terms tbaa the acknowledgment of their Independence aod a telt sure that he spoke the sentiment of all Democrats when said that uiider no clFvumetanc whateyer womd the peopl of this country consent lo its dismemberment. I SPEECH Or BEY. H.

BOOLg. Rev. W. H. Boolb was then introduced.

He said they met to victories, moral and material. mor extensive, stupendous and brilliant, mora a founding to; tbe military Powers of th earth, and mor profound and lasting in their result upon tba common Interests of humanity, thaa ever yet bav been marked by the pea of tbe historian. Tbe achievcmenta of our army aad navy during tn laat four fears hava turosd tb world upside down. For many years ao Improvements had beea mad la naval-architecture and wai fare, aad the encounter between the Monitor and Unrimmc completely revo lutionized the wbele scientific world. Gixiwoaa's reduction of oa of the strongest forts In rebeidom by siege guns, and Sbismab's audacious march through th breadth of the enemy's country had astonished tae whole of Euroo.

Mr. Boolb said tbe greatest moral victory of tae war waa the total, th inevitable destruction of slavery, which falls by lb hand of a suicide. -This war would teach the Jealous monarchies of the earth tbe tenscHy of lite, th wonderful resources and unprecedented strength of the American Republic la conclusion, Mr. Boolb predicted that peac woula soon restored to a united countm Gbo. F.

Motbs. followed la a brief speech. Mr. Gaoaos F. Nora saTu he considered It a priv ilege to untie la this thanksgiving day.

not as a Democrat nor as a Republican, out as an American citizen. We had passed through weary years of mingled hope and fear, and aow wa have attained to this great day when caa joyfully offer up taanks-givliig to God. During th's time we hav fully tested tbe conauttKioncor the united states, ana its iuna- mental i princlpi, and thay hav not bean found warning, la Ui presence of these facts and our victories by land and tea, wntcn we naa met to com-morale. Is It not our right, oar daty, said Mr. Notes, to offer a word of reconciliation to ottr Southern brethera Let them give ua a Uaioa which is not a roo of sasd i give us freedom for all, and Will aot ask them for a yard of their land or a dollar of their property.

The end of the rebel iioa ia at bead, aaid tbe speaker, ia conclusion. Put your ear to tne ground, and you may Lear erbo now Ih Doo(-catf of shbucak'i cgvtr', ana tn pbiuo iongj of ijTisuAB'f iiav boys at they s6ep on- ward toward ue beleagured rebel capital. Ana when R'chmond falls, fail a tbe rebellion; and wbea the rebeliioa falls, tbca shall we one more meet gala to rsjolc over ta peace aad safety ol to R-. publie. i i With cheers for Cbabb, Shixmab, Sbmuas and TnoxAi, the meeting taen adjourned.

-Firework IlluaalaatUu. The announcement that there would be a fine pyrotechnic display, attracted an Immense throng of people. to Unloa-squai lathe evening. -It Is esti mated that at least fifty thousand were preseat, tb crowd extending from Fourteenth to Seventeenth llreetsj and from Fourth-avenu to University-place. The seen during th pyrotsehnlo exhibition was one of th aost splendid aver witnessed la this city.

Th -effect waa much eahaaced by th many illuminations, around Union-square, som of which were ixautlfal. The Athene urn and tb Union League Ciub house war brilliantly illuminated, whUa the Union Square Hotel, nod th two buildings corner of Fourteenth-streel end Broadway, Were hung! with trl colored lanterns. Th large sgl in front of th Malson Doree was lighted, form ing na attractive feature of th display. At the cor ner of Fourteenth-street and Unlverstty-plac wer two pdwrf ul calcium lights, which ihrew tbelr rays over tbe up-turned facee of thousands of spectators, whos unceasing evolutions aa lateresting nanorama. i The exhibition of fireworks was consu med to be the -most beautiful aver witnessed la this -city, wbil th tsmbsi of pieces discharged waa larger thaa has beea displayed here tofore at one point.

They wer contributed by Uassra. J. G. A Ends and J. W.

Hadvtblb. At 7 JO jo'clock the firing ofrocket bgaa, which contlaued'l until 8 o'clock, whe a motto piec wltn tne worda rTh Preatdaot, 1 860-64. was discharged, and greeted witb enthusiastic applause. Several beauti ful pieoes followed, wbea aa Illuminated, design, with ib word Sumter." aad tbe Coa federate flag floating over It was lighted. During th burning of in olece aa explosion took place which threw tb Tebel i faaaT down aad replaced It by tbe Stars aad li lues, amidst th huzza of th multi tude.

I Tnis was on of th most successful 'pieces of i the evening. Tb reprcseatatioa of the bombardment of Fort Fisher by tb monitor and gunboats, terminating ta tbe explosion of th fort, which was demolished and thrown down, was la'so-very beautiful. Tbe largest and most attractive piece contributed by Mr. Uapviblb was a destga pre pared for the occaaion. It recrescatsd the eagle iand shield, with aauocal colors festooned iarousd.

Ia the centres wer to motto. "One Ccuntry. on People, on Destiny." whil oa either su wer tbe names of Gbabt. FAaaAeor. TaouAs, iJ-KsaMAB, Postbb.

SaBBTBAB, aad Atlanta, Savannah. Charleston and Vlimlsgtoa. Talk piece burned brilliantly, I and at the eloae was loudly cheered by ta paopt. To taigvat viae coa-tributed by Messrs. Eea, ana wbica closed tb aa- tertalnmenU waa a representation of the aaval a- gagement between the Afeaifor aad Afrrmoe, ta tiawptoa itaads.

xne Mtmrnae nrst attaeka th frigate, when th ilonitir appeara and dnves her Th: piece was excellent, aad aa tb Uttl gfoiufor obtamod th vletory. ta enthusiasm, of tb peopl waa interne. Daring the laterval between the plecee. rockets, oomo-ahtlia. IDumlnatlon, bat teries, dtc.i war displayed.

Several large trl-col- joieti balloona, with lights, wer eeat off. some of which caught fire wbea two er three hundred feet nig a. producing maca amusement among ta spe-itaiora. i A larg number of paracbot rockets, eoo-jtriouted by Fcbetcb ScaortxLn, wr also Icaargsd. i 'j Xacldeaia.

I TBS WTAOPOLITAJf POLICS arrangementa wer At 10 o'clock la th mora ng tb poUc Capialas reported tor la-atr actions at th Cntral Department, No. J00 Mm-berry-iuu AMI tiny wcrt la their rttpective statloa-bouses, ready to lsad their mea to th places jwhleb had beea aaaiga-d taaaa. Th Vrlginal pro-gramm was followed to taa letter. Ia aaefe down town piednct Lar platooas were retained for doty la Ulr aeiaet. aad a waa wa ffto th 11a march, aad froaa ptwelaet north Park tht fioa each wer sent to' tha lina, and ea was rataiaad for aom daty.

1 Tk Detoctiv jPilt. aadav Barge ant Jf jqi B. Tvxo, Wr trlbatod along Broadway, at places which ar knowa to ta alavortt haaaU of piekpocketa. Th pro-esloa was headed byte novated policemen, led by Lypctor Dabtbl CAknvrst aad Ssigaaat 8caeaatAKB. aad Us wr foaawsd by th well-kaowa Broadway Squad, maaer Sergeant Vab XLaobbw Praidamt Taoa- aveve, Saprtatadai Joan a.

Kwxmr, aad, Treasurer Wa. MoMubbat, chief th Department, foUowad la a barouche, aad taa followed the military cola an. Arrived at Unioa-qaxa-th4) fore reported to Capu T. S. CorsLABa.

i The polleo wer almost omalpresent, Wats th head of th oolema. artar having turad th Artor-house, reached Thlrty-thlrstreet and Uadlsoa-avenue, at about 4 o'clock la tb. afternoon, tha x-treme left th Fir departments were just taking Bp the line mt march, downward from Thirtieth-street and Flth-avenue. thus making aa almost solid moving columa of mora thaa seven sallss la length aad yet throagbout this vaat lin th guardians of tb publle pae war wltbia hail of ach other aad covered aad protected vrv lch-f ground for four loag hoars, uatll tb last soldier and th last fireman bad passed th statu ta Union-squar. Thy thea fild ff to tha tribunes and guarded these aad th Square.and tber ramained.vigllaat aad ready for any emergency until after tbe dispersion of tee unnumbered multitude tbai tarried to wttaesa the pyrolaca-nlc display.

Ilia greatly to their credit that not for an last ant. through all their arduous labor, dtd they lose terapr or fail to preserve strict order aad may fairly said tnat but for their watchful ear and good management generally, we might have been called apoa to report aa unpleasant record of aecldeata. Aa It is. but oaa accident is knowa to bay occurred oa tb Una of march. Mr.

Edwabb Gill, of N. 4 Mlneua-street. who wss standing on th seat of on of Kisqslit's Express wagons, fell thence to the pavement, la Centre-street near Franklin, and sustained a fraorar of tb skulL was promptly taken np by Officer JIcGoia. of th Sixth aad escorted home. Tber war but law arresta, and thea wr mainly by tb detective officer lo Broadway.

At tb Detectives' Office, at 8 o'clock last evening, about a ecor -or weu-aaowa thieves bad been arrested, bat only thirteen had beea icporUd.the evidence tgalnit remalnccr not having bean considered sufficient to warrant tb fli es rs ia deteialng them. Tbe Hat of tbes sprigs of tb light-fingered gentry I aa follows Ooa-aor, James Sun ton, John Holmes, George Mudeett, wm. tin ton. wm. Dougherty.

Tbo. Price, win. Jones, James Williams, Thos. Thompson. Frank Clark.

Gsorg Greenwood and Harry Ryaders, youths aad aea of from twenty to lorty-two years of ag. I It is a aote worthy circumstance that among the Immense throngs whieh crowded the whol fourteea miles ef sidewalk on tbe line of march, the best feeli lag wes manifested between the nubli and th nolle a circuautaac that redounds to th crdlt of th lattor. i At th pollce-staQoas geaerally a liberal display of bunting waa made, aad at tbe Fifteeath Cant. Cav- vbbt exnioiwa ib portrait or our successful sacral offlcars, wreathed la the flag uader which they fight, and in the evening the sta.lon-boase was brilliantly Illuminated. Capt.

Tbobxb, at the City Hall, eibloited a goldea soread-eaci aad a nrofuaion of flags. Capu Jambsob, of th 8eventh, as leara through th courtesy of th polio telegrapher, deco rated his nation and lllutainnted la the evenlngy TBS Wit PgPAnThTXHT SPECIAL ASglfCT A' sospeaded buslaess. aad tb United States detee-tives enteiat wiu a zsst talo the general jubilee. On their door, at the Astnr. was ana a placard sta ting that Col.

Bakib will return from Waablagtoa aaa resume bu siaess this morning. I tbs DsojaArioa ey tbb cubtobt-hofss. hav a eommnnlcatloa from llessrs. E. A.

Hpssbt at No. 119 Pearl-street, suggesting that the flsgs used la decorating tha Custom-Uous, most of which war borrowed for the occasion, jurchased by subscription, and retained In their pres ent position nam taa eaa oi ta war. in atssrs. Hcsssr promts to head th list with $100. The relebrwtUai ta Brklya.

There wa no independent demonstration in this city yesterday, aad all. therefore, who could get away, visited New-York, to a th great procession. The strscts were lined with popl from aa arly aoar till o'clock la the afternoon, oa tbelr way to th different ferric, and It le estimated that Brooklyn contributed not less than 79.0GO to th throngs witch 11 aed Broadway, the Bowery, aad other tnoroughfaree through which th procession nssted. A-laga were displayed from tbe publio buildings, liberty-poles, and privet houses gener ally. The places of business wr all closed after 1 o'clock, and everything pretented the aspect of a holiday.

i Tb Illuminations In th evening were not general. A building ner and there was lighted up, amoaff tbfem the following Office of th Brooklyn Gas-Light Company, la Remsea-street, wss very prettily ornamented from tne steps to the main cntranc to th nalmet of th roor. Hxisbt Thomas. No. 9 Butler-street, J.

W. Wans. No. 179 Fulton-street. Wm.

Wisb. No. 233 Fulton-street. Chabxis TcwMunn, corner of Middagh and Hsnry streets. Tbe Ceiebratlea la Jray City.

The day was obseived in Jersey City yesterday a general suspension of business, and a display of flags from tha publle buildings, shipping, and (ram private dwellings. Tbe Canard steamship wag profusely decorated with flags and presenting a gay appearaace, a waa also th Jersey City and Uoboben ferry-boats. Immense throngs of people went to New-York to witness the procession, and nrobabiv there never was before a day when ao many people crossed the river. railroad trala wr aiso ciowaoa auiwg in nui uny. The Celebration la St.

jLeal. Sr. Locis, Sunday, arch ft. Testerday was celebrated her by a general suspension of business, a grand civic and military procession, a profuse display of flags and devices from publle and. private buildings, nnd a national salute, terminating with a brilliant exhlbltloa of firework ta th waning.

Th whole passed of with great enthusiasm, many thousand ciuseas partici pating in ue ceremonies. Tbe Clbratla 1st Baa FraacUee Nevada- Iadre the President. I 8ab FBABCiaco, kloBday, aiareh 0. The day in observed with parades, salutes. Illuminations aad rejoicings la every part of the Slate, eaa 1 Oregon and Tn Nevada Legiaiatur passed resolutions xa favor ef Mr.

Lraooui'a inauguration, la whieh vote the only two Democrats ia that body agreed. in tnis city business is entirety saspsnuso, Arrived scboonor Pttroi, from Aaether Batch of CeaTletse tn the ship Plymouth Rock, which arrived at Castle Gardsa from Loadon yesterday morning. wer eight English convicts, who had be sentenced to serve terms of from thr to, four year la English prisons, bat haa beea released before their 11m expired. Proa the statements made by these persons It appears that the Prtsoa Aid Soclsty of England paid their passage to this coaatry, amounting to 4 sterling each, aad also gave them each ten shillings for lactdenlal expenses, th money being tbe proceeds of their overwork wniie ia prisoa. i Tbe names of these convicts, with a statement of th crimes for which they wer sentenced, ar given oe low.

Tbev hav beea sent to Police Headcuar- tcrs for detention, aad will, ao doubt, be returned to the quarter wacnee they came William Tatlob. aged 22 years; born In Newcas-tle-on-Tyae, Northumberland, England; seateaced lor. three years to rortarnoutn Frlson.for felony i served two years and fiv months. i Jobs Fiscbbb. aged 43 years i born la Germany scateoccd to Portsmouth Prtsoa for three years, as a reeetver of stolca goods served two ycara and fiv SDoaths.

I If Anna Davit, aged 25 years bora In County Clare. Ireland sentcnoed to Portsmouth Prisoa for four years, for atsaultlag aa officer la lb, army i served tare years aaa four most ha. Tbomab Tcllt. aaed 25 veara bora la County Lel- triaa. Ireland antaced to Portsmouth Prison, for felony In Liverpool, for fear years; eerved thr ycara and three months.

I xaoaAg atcUAirr, agea go years oora ib seatenced to Portland Prtsoa, lor fIoay la LBdoa( Rim it 7 bora la Lacastr. Lancashire. Eb gland seateaced I Portsmouth, Prison, for fighUog tn, Lancaster, for three yeaig i served two years aad six months. Wiluam Pabkxb. aged IV years; twra ia onoix Cmstt.

nelaao sausacsd to Port mouth Prison. for feleav, tor tar yr srvd. two years aad seven months. 1 i Jabb Li, aged S3 years born at aea of English parents: sentenced to Fuiham Prison. for larceny, log tar yax eerved two years aad atz meaiaa.

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Th Sesonon wia sjarTHj eraiiu.il tb cans of afoul breath, beautlring aad yrtterr tha teeth te ths oldest sa. V. 8UbyaUDragglstB. i i- -li. Lotl on fJUs ficturt, aT fans ew at," Her yoa behold the Infirm 4 Th pallid cheek, wasting fores.

Untasted food, aad a soeiai sAaerphar Polsod with the tales of aches, pains. Bleeplea alghta. and mnptal dspoodaney2 i Tber laox bine haalrh. narkMa Xlasti step, craving appetite, iorgotbra care, Genial thought and ambitious resolves, Show th contrast and mark thcplctar, And her th secret 11a, that Unkaova ta Quackenboas, th Doctor, Bmltk had take bottles three Of DAAxn'g Plaittatiob Binxxg. rAdvanbiisnil COBSItkimosr CaenwiA.Wai mmm 4m vwmMMMtmiwu wsawTvr mmww mmi in atiesaaa.

IT" rine Tre lar Cordial, whieh is ro- fkea th blood and rried to Jung, nnd th bealiag pnneiples the tar act npoo th lahamad sorsg tkelr decay at once, and mTod1- Th Pin Tra Tar Cordial 'ol' th thick mneoua that stops ui the lungs and expe's it from th) inn TmT Cordial purifies th blooJ "erfQit" matter that is ensiAUj xternai. Salt Thenm, blotebea oa the faa. and ail akin rllarssaa. mr aaMciail Hgrii Rnl Pblladelprda. Sold a I helm HOLD'S Drag and Chemical Varahouaa Km.

(V4 Bioadngj, Kstr-York. -t i tAftwi llwiil.V i I CBBaoxxB MTnrcTBas yea tu UnrusyuBAva. 83'pav pamphlet, will full part lea lata. fi. Address Dr.

W. vv a uutnr-sbiJtsv'lws, ritiniimm Hxar'B Patent Champioa Fir pronf Sams, aa HxaaiHO'a new Patent Burglar-proof Safes, with Hbb1 BIB Floyd's Patent Crt.ilTyl i. cannot a drilled at xtlflreaiway. aesr-zexk. I Paaar Arrived, j' -IF'S" 8 ft Cttf of JSarnw-rc, frm Lrwsre 8cott, sirs.

Mathews. children and Bars. Mrs. Cameron. children and nurse, ara.

Harper and son. Mr. Armstrong and lady. Caps. Cook and lady.

Mr. Burke and lady. G. Wright aod Mia J. Hornesv Miss Coean, )frs.

Garner, child and narw. Messrs! aJrweather. C. B. Burt.

N. Rooncy. Eeooev, C. mZ Paniel. R.

CaehUe. F. Daniels. J.Unmhart. Wf.

Itlller. W. Oempsrer. H. Robertson.

J. W. Gal. J. Devonalller, -F.

Baiter. J. Head, A. Murray, Alex. Murray.

A. Bardl. A-Grahajn, K. J. Keona.

J. O. Jtoyttone, H. A ruse. J.

AuaaelL if. King. J. Lnsge, H. Benhart? J7.

BtmaroBB a lb a a as rvra aav. 36 aaa I Atoo Sua iis. Mta.C f'tg Candy Boon, oor. Island. 4 Xa mn waysa vais 101 (n IIARINB INTELLIGENCE.

atarck I Steamship City of Baltimore, Brl Wlrahonia. 1Anr- poo Feb. 3J. via Queenatown 33d. Pv Mt with mds.

and 3l passengers to John Dale. Fab. S3. Ml P. off tfallycotton.

taased steamship City of Cork, hence lot UverpouJ. i Steamship John Gfbon, Bowsn. Philadelphia, wtto mdse. and passenger to Wm. J.

Taylor A Cq beamabin Geo. appold. Hamas. Balllmora AS boars. With me.

to C. W. i'erviel i Steamer Insrflsher. Becbtor. Baltlmbr 40 hoar, with md-e.

to K. By oner. i 8hip Peruvian. of Boston.) argent. Manila Sept.

IB. With hrmpand augar to jr. Weld a -Co. Paaaed Aa- iter Not. and Cap oad Ben Moy.

a. Ilea iigt winds and caJma ta wnoi passage yen. an. lac ton. 70 so, iw a bark showing a red signal with latter 1 in it, bound N.

3. i Ship iiarpsweu. Kelly. Havre Dee. 23.

with mils, aad 130 rassposera to Eovd A Hiocken. -Haa-had sismbv sion of V7. aad N. W. galea from ion.

to AA. Had eoC birth. ft i i Ship Plymouth Bock, Grant. London and Isle Isst moo. vuo moae-anu ev pasannaar- so txrionau.

av la-turn A Co Ship Molocka, (ef Gardiner. Nickels, Savannah 10 witb 1,634 bales cotton to bimco Uraper Ship iiandusky. Llonekin. Savauuh ll-, with 1,760 bales cotton to Simeon Draper. snip Urtent.

Hiik Jan. Wltn mds. ana t3 paacecgers to Spefford. Tucaton a Co. Feb.

am. Hickman, seaman, of Urummertown. V'a-. died at aea. Ship alarcia Li.

Day, Chase, Havana with snjrsf elan Carver. i 8hip Mayflower. Goodwin. Savannah da- w(tji gjiQg bale cotton to Simeon Draper. i bark Kaibboae, Pratt, Savannah with MM bales cotton to Mm on Draper.

Hark Sarah King, lof ft- John. N. Klnff.Card-. aaa le with aaar to a A Do oir. Bark La Plata, A aftth TsS hale cottorl to 8imeon Drater.

i BaikArison. (of Stockton.) Colcord, Cardenas IS da, -With sucar to Walab at Carver a bark Helen Auauets. lof Turka Island.) Cntts, 8. Jfaio Feb, XI, wiui coUe, ctc toK. Atiaray.Wr.

Latt Ld've'oCtl. v' Bark Wasblngtoa, Bin.) Cahubley. Havaa 14 da witn sujrar to at. Sloman A Ldj. heavgayrih- TVmti Pal I to! Bid die, Belisal Feb.

"AU. with to Jokiah Jex-. i i Urig A. J. Koss, tof tsearsporu) vnialf, Cardeaaa 14 with augar, ete-.

to K. P. sacs A Co. I ki- meo. wit bark C.

U. Hamilton, for l.tlaad; brig Crinx-a, lug Bri kavorit. lof Kw-Hsyen.) Prlcdle, aayaguea, F. 1 with moUsws H. TiwtnK-s Brig Martha A.

Berry. Berry. Savannah da, lth- 133 be cotton to bimeou i i Brig Loch Lomond, tol Stoeaion,) Sbute, Sagna 15 dM With auear to rnayev cargern. i Brig Victoria Amelia, (of jtrlchat. ft.

.) Fern. Art-; -bat with plaster to F. Small A Co. briz Queen ot the South, Overtn. Demarara Jan, LI, Tie Bermuda Feb.

12. with suaar and molaaaes tc Jss. Koeas. Pat into Bermuda lor a aupplg of provisions. Brg Beaver, of Montego Bay.

Warren. Fer-a U-Prince le witb logwood to Henry Cordova a Co. Had heavy northerly wixde. bchr. Wm.

t'ickfora, for Inasna. aid. Fsb. is. I Brig Crimea, tot Stockton.) Patterson.

Cardenas 14-ds with molasses to aleb A CrveR. tiuring a gal from hi In th 8 trait a of Florida, stey hum, aad sad. spill sails, and caused th vessel to leak- i BAILSD Stoamshlp Arago, Bsa Deford. i WIU At sunset, 8. 1 Br Telecreehu 1 HOLMES' HOLC.

March Arr. prlx steamer Deer. frm Cbarleatoa for Boston; ship e'Phin. froaa fai-. paxais for steamer Mormaa, irom Philadelphia.

I Baoatee. dee, I George Ames bark, bound 8., March 3. lai. Ion. i wi Verelga Prtn i At Mayague.

P. R.Feb 20. bark Reindeer, ITf dlachgT; brigs Me vitas. Wright, for ew-Havea, Harp. do.

do. 3 days; chr- Dmoa, L. M. XerriU, Msrlla. Volant, Hattie; ehr.

Ida Id. ktix A At CMnluego. boo. ia, oriK Amaxon.all lor sw-York, dg. At Rcmedios, Feb.

13, nark for Alua.do.de.; SharpaPurg, o. d-j At Belli. Feb HX brigs tdwards. WiUlns, for Be V-York 22d Antonio Math. Harsball.

do. 3iA. Lmtttt Bkippinf InttlUgitnct. 1 i' fit Cltr BALTWOBB.J Am from Kw-Tor k. Jacob Btamlen, at Havt Issae Webb, at Arr.

from Boston. Ibet. at Leghorn. frern CaJlao. UA.

Gov. Morton. St Qneenbtown. OFFICIAL. DBAWIjtas, awaaawanwaw KK3TTUCKT Kxtba Class No.

39, March' 4 lges. 63, 57. 19. 65, 7, 14, 54, 70, 25, 23. 71.

64. KXJtTUCKT Class No. 310, March 1C5-23, 18, 73,24,40. 20, 17. ,48,8, 7t 21, 68, 75, 5.

SHLBY Kxtba Class No. 104. March 4.1S65. S4, 56 57. 55, 51, 11, 40, 69, 6a SHELBY Class No.

110, March 4. 66, 1,73, 33, 63, 15, 10, 40, 29, 43, 43, It. 63, C3. LIBRARY Extba Class No. tei March 4, 1843.

12, 38. 60. 62, 18. 38. 44, 30.

11, 17, 22, 75, I March, 180A 61. 8, 69, 53,12, 21. 10. 41. 62, 64, 29, 19.

71, IS-Circular sent fr by addressing JOSZPH BATES. No. Waat. New-Yrk ROT AX. HAVANA paid In gold; information furnihi.

Hlre paid for ceubloona ana all kin Is of gold and t.lrsr. XAXLOAt A CO. iiankers. 14 New-To' PHIZES CASTIED' IN ALrr LFG1I.K Lotteries, and Information gives, J. CLUfK, Brjaer'aoUice, Ko.l7iitid4 BEWARE OF i doubtful, boy direct stdpot.0n:y 13l- 1.

aiTi FfTit Fa DRY An Aia.LK'A AND A iAlJ. WINK iJUANUY. Gaaeral depot, C. A. tMtkt.

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