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EgY IHE AMERICAN TRACT SctiEi l. dl 1uS
end of the third quarter of the Society's current
year. January 5 had received for sales of publications
and in donations s9a a33 being very nearly the same
amount the corresponding months OF the year pre-
ccline The issues of publications in the same period
amounted to so0493 80 of which 342 pages value
23 were grants for the destme. The number of
coporters and agents for volume circulation in commits
sion 29 aboring in 30 States and Territories chief
ly in the destitute parts of the country There was
due on bills sanctioned and notes payable before April
Is 50 a7 81 estimated expense of sustaining colper
teurs and agents for the remaining quarter $4,000
grants for the destitute $4,000; balance OF S2oOUU Tor
Foreign and Pagan lands remaining to be raised upward
of Sl6OO0-makng upwards of of $4,000 which will be
needed donations before April l5 the close OF the So
cie,ys financial year.


THE ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-On Tuesday evening
the members of the National Academy OF the Arts OF De-
sign held one their quarterly meetings in their rooms
over the Society Library. The Academy on that night
completed the twentieth OF its existence After va
rous difficulties and sacrifices the part OF those who
established it. the institution emerged some years since
into steady prosperity, and lis revenue became so am
pie that not long since regulation was made by which
the widow Of an artist member of the Academy will
hereafter receive annual payment Of two hundred
dollars If the institution should pursue prudent and
"
One of the ast of the artist nman Join with
his colleagues in the by which the regulation We
have already mentioned was adopted. His widow is the
first person who receives the benefit OF il At the meet
inr OF last evening IL determined to take
for opening exhibition of the paintings of nman for
the benefit OF his family. committee Of twelve We're
appointed for the purpose.


IL No. IL was not in the tiremcns fight on sun
day and sorry have accidentally implicated it.
al =. c1n nhEn md
other weapons and that the a all LEFT except the
foreman who stood sill and said he would ighs-at
which he was struck on the mouth with trumpet aud
very seriously injured The assalsnts then upset the "A
engine and broke il nearly all to pieces.


~ The Oratoro OF Jephtha has been judi
eiousy postponed, account, of the storm. 1t
would have been folly have expected people
out on such night as the last.


r. The funeral OF Henry Inman attended
by coucourse OF many hundred friends and sincere
mourners The procession moved from the late resi-
dence OF the deceased. in Murrays a. hall past four
O'Clock. prayer having first been offered Up by Rev
Dr. Alexander who took occasion declare thai in view
of his approaching end the deceased hsd made solemn
profession OF his rus in the exercise Of genius
;he acquisition of fame but in the OF Sa
the mercy OF his Heavenly Father The whole
arrangements OF the funeral in the charge of the



The procession moved in the following order and e.
tended from Murray Resde ST. The reverend Clergy
Rev Drs. Alexander and Potts in carriage mex, the
members OF The Indepenien: Order OF odd-Eelows ;
then the body with the following gentlemen as pall
bearers


Mr.. DUsANo Presid': n. A. Mr.. FosDloS,


Mr.. NGHANL Mr.. BUCKHAM.


Mr.. MORTON Members Mr.. McMuKrRIE. o; Phiad
Mr.. CvMxtSes. Professor iArEs,


Mr. F w. EpNoSps


Then followed the brother and son-inaw Of the
deceased The phy sicsns following them the Aca
deuiicis and lastly the friends OF the dsiin
guished srtst. The inermen, took psce -. Msrks
where the close of the ceremony the benedict
pronounced hy Rev. Dr. Potts. The body was placed
temporarily in OF tee yacs but will be removed
the Spring 10 the Greenwood Cen:e;ry.


D- The steamer Narraganse,;. with the mails, ar
rived Yesterday morning al seven O'clock FROM S;onius
on-ihe Railroads have been freed from the ice which
distracted them on Saturday night


=" Il is said ,ha, several carrier pigeons nave
been taken to Boston for the purpose OF converting to
this city the news By the next steamer.


q The Brilliant, kept at $50 Broadway, BY
Joseph Jewell and John Ling has been complained Of as
a iisorderly house where gambling IS carried on


~ The Omnibuscs turned cut yesterday on
snd formed procession through the prnci
pal horouehfsres. may be called our annual On
pibus Carnival, or Feast of ssases