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nen OF the Colored Orphan Asylum about i've hundred
people assembled In the Tabernacle to hear him Mr.
Clay, as he himself confessed, was altogether unpre-
pared to deliver any regular discourse any particular
subject however he enlisted the attention oil the AL
diencs for about hour In the OF his remarks
he expressed himse avoraby in regard to the attain
ments which the coored capable Of acquiring
his remarks being based on the which the col
orsd orphan. went through before him he threw out
the poor; the main bsing that the lands Of the Wss
tern country should be free TO the in order that
society Mr. Clay touched but lightly the subject OF
slavery He compared the present condition Of the
southern slave states % .ns empire s
imbecility which the Romans then exhibited the sa.
very existing there, although of the Southerners in
sense, he spoke highly viz that they were cats-
ble with the aid Of Northern friends Of being good sol
dsr This he attributed to the high spirit which they
In conclusion stated that every Of every color
entitled to be protected BY his government IN the exer
else Of e the faculties with which the God Of nature en-
Be Of suprsciasins liberty man iSs United States: On:
Mr. Clay answering yes the person returned, No. by
Cd" Mr. Csf then, as proof spoke Of the infringe
ment the rghtSof the press lately in Kentucky ns
own)


WINTER At LAsr.-Yesterday was clear, cold and
npping winters day. Well, il is time had some cold
weather Winter Is half gCne-and no sleishing yet.
ranl


CoSrrMrr or COURT CASE OF L. +. CAMr.-Yester-
day morning. at the opening Of the Circuit Court Mr.
Malsehi Rsien the Keeper q tho City P.i.on accoSps
MED by Mr. Russell his lawyer. The latter gentleman
0e
between the court and counsel, the matter was post
poned till o'clock in the afternoon, when Mr.. Camp
again appeared accompanied by Aessrs Blunt and Rus
sell has counsel Mr. Blunt moved for the discharge of
Mr.. Camp the ground Of the iilegality Of the CON-
mtted to Eldridge street prison, which the county
jail instead Of the city prison. Secondly that the com
initial was indefinite IN not liking the period for which
powerng the justice to commit for five days Mr. Blunt
argued the at considerable length aud cited
Edmonds gave opinion upon the first ground taken by
Mr. Blunt but took the other ground that the committal
charged Mr Camp Who we understand intends to com.
legal proceedings against Justice Drinker, for
false imprisonment.


Tns MANvMIssioS Soc,Err- A meeting Of this So
ciety having been convened yesterday evening By
public advertisement at the store Of Baker, Crane
Day. 376 Pearl street. Of reporters attended to
Esntiemen eli members Of the Society Of Friends sitting
round the stove discussing the Oregon question: and the
M
Pre- ident Of the Society for the ensuing yesr after
which they al tharew to private room but whether
they elected other officers or transacted any other
business, we are unable to say


LovxJor's HorEL I've see that Lovejoys Hotel IL
undergoing extensive enlargements Another story is
this il the city for hotel business to flourish in


WILLIAM srREET.-Ths committee of the Board Of
Aldermen have at last reported in favor Of opening VIII
lane forty feet This is very important measure
and will very much enhance the value of property in
that street. and take OF much Of the superausus travel
Of Nsssau street.


ERINA BALL.-We would remind our fellow citizens
that the twelfth annual Ball Of the Erina Association
will take place at Castle Garden on the 10th instant
To those who not acquainted with the object Of this
ball. would state that for series of years. the pro-
ceeds have been applied the Christian purpose Of sup
49, nrit~
um in Prince street Surely those little innocents have
some claim on the sympathes Of our citizens and we
are bound by every tie to see that they are properly
brought up and cared for


JUNIOR BAcHELoRs I've again call the attention Of
readers to the advertisement in our columns Of the
fourth annual ball of this association which will take
place Thursday evening" January 18th, at Niblos
Ssioon.o The most extensive arrangements are being
made for the occasonthe supper will be sumptuous-
o s
Mayor the Recorder Cassius NJ Clay and other disn.
guished individuals all Of whom are expected to be
present


Pastocold in the third story of the u s. Hotel
tered by Of false keys, and between four and five
taken What renders the robbery worse is that
Mr. Psstocoldi who is Italian perfect stranger,
having been here but few days
FrRr.-Tbs clothing store Of Louis Liman, No. 2s4
Grand street, discovered 70 be Are yesterday
morning. about one O'Clock. The 6re FIRST seen by
pelice eman and extinguished without much damage





many Of the clothing merchants agree to follow the
ample set by the hardware and other merchants, Of
closing their stores earlier hour than they have
heretofore done. Give the clerks at least portion
Of the evening" say. They certainly work hard
enough during the day TO merit il.


FsgscH BESHv ?LESr SociETY.-At the general meet
ing Of this Society held the 27h Of December ls45
tNessrs Demoncos, the President made his report of
tn. transactions during the past year, showing the fol-
lowing results,


Receipts .......,........ .$2,IO4 %


MISUNDERSTANDING. SsSSo ~


Leaving surplus Of .S4O6 46


Oncsrs Elected for the Year ls46-Messrs. Louis Le
clsrc, PRESIDENT John Darsismez, LIST Vice Preadent
jules Rsnard I'd do; Joseph Dupre. Treasurer; Theo
dors Maurice, Secretary. Commissaries-Henry Mon
lun Cazet, c. Roumage, L. Roger De Courcy, E. B1ue
r. De Busson, Ponsot J. Chatellier,J Baxby. Ply
sicians-Drs. Berger, Trudeau, Julian, Legrand Sur
geon-Dr. Bodiner. Apothecary-John MLhau.


PosT MoRTEN ExAMiSArIoS--lt appears from the fol-
lowing communication received from a DR.. g. p. Van
Derveer that the body found In Of the docks the
Brooklyn sde does mot prove to be that Of Mr. Mills Of
Tompkins county, a. wss al 6rst supposed.


Being notifyed by authoratys ct the City to
amin the body supposed to be that Of Thomas Mills Of
Tompkins Co wich missn from this City since Is Of
Dec las, by exsmng 6nde Il il not Him nor bears NO
descrpt Of the kind DIR VAN DERvEER