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lecture the Canon Of ne Scriptures according 10 the
views OF the New Church or disciples OF SwedenooFs
q, The Society Library clergyman from Conneea-
cut ate OF the Baptist persuasion will give his reasons
fo- renouncing the doctrine of endless pain Anc eorac
ing that OF the Final Salvation of Al Men at the Unve
sist Church, Orchsrdst Broou'e preaching ooth
morning and eveningRe7 l. P W bsch will preach
the Young in the Church OF the Holy Evansens,s IN
vandewa,er-st.- Rev E w Andrews lectures on the
Jews in the Pearlss Presbyterian Church near Broad
way---R Rev. Benjamin l. Haight will preach to the
Young in the Church Of The Epiphany IN Santon'st..
Rev DR.. Potts will lecture to the Young in the North
Dutch Church, corner William and Fulton stsRev. i.
l. Harris breaches in the unive!szist Church Orchard
near Eizaheih-st (unorning and evening Ine Iheo-
logical Seminary il Uni7eTsi,yplsce near Eighth ST will
be open Sabbath evening for public worship. This is
new congregation. Rev John Hunter will preach in
Eghthst, Presbyterian Church II the morning.


II We perceive ;ha, our contemporary Of the
Philadelphia North American published the By the
orca yesterday morning cxcusvey-hsving received it
by private express. We wonder that the Philadelphia
press don't wake up and see what this usy young rival
is about.


e We call attention to the advertisement in
another column Of lecture be delivered this evening
before the " Y Typographical Society BY Mr J. G. CLAY
This is the second in the series, which is from
time TO time to be delivered by members OF the Society
This s feature in the project which we car approve
and therefore commend the matter 10 the cons!dera-
ton and support Of printers generally.


The TELEGRAPH II THE TABERSACLE.-The ad-
vertisement OF this interesting exhibition Monday
evening. will be found in our columns to-day. These
who would and understand its operation can do so
very trihng Nothing of equal interest has been
offered for long time.


HARDING's LEcrURE-We would advise all inte-
rested in the alimportan, subject of Photography TO
attend at Clinton Hall this evening and witness the
animation of Mr. HIS class and the discussion the
inertia Of Mr.. d system. By the way we hope Mr. II
amp "Phonosrapdy" will give the matter thorough s;h-
ing. conducted with every degree Of courtesy.
II We saw on Thursday shanty on wheels going
up Broadway very eisurey and aristocraic pace,
and attracting great deal OF attention By its dignihed
movements. 1t was labeled Courier and Enquirer
Shp-News Office and we suppose was on its way from
the vulgar purleus OF Whitehall TO the more exclusive
aud polite circle or rather ove of Union Square-whee,
are led believe the Liverpool packets hereafter
to land for the convenience of our big neighbor


II The Ncw-York Observer contains the follow
ing story of widow lady. She has been widow ten
years Her husband le her two thousand dollars and
the of the farm during her life and from those sour
ces notwithstanding that the $4,000 had been almost
swallowed up in the failures of the Banks and the bank
ruptcies OF individuals with whom it was deposited she
had contrived to pay TO Foreign Missions si5O Home
Missions $3.50 the Education Society 5000 10 the Bi
bic Society $500, Tract Society $780, Colonization Socie
u No. and Scarneu's Society $40.


EsT' Provision is made for gratuitous vaccination
at either of the City Dspensaries of which is at the
corner of Centre and White and another in the Cor
poration building in the of Essex Market
OF Ludow.st and the third at the corner OF Wavery-
place and GrovesL-at either OF which places physi'
clans constantly in attendance.


THE RECoRDER.-It is doubted, says the Com
Incrcial whether the Governor will make any appoint
Tor the approaching vacancy in this Office in view
Of the change which may possibly be made in the
Judiciary of the State by the Convention In that
we presume, Mr.. Recorder Tallmadee will continue to
discharge the functions of the Office


- The house Of George Sutton, Esq. was en-
tered yesterday morning early and $500 worth Of
silver plate, sc. stolen. During the night of We'd
nesdey the house Of Mr. J. C. Gage. in 55hs WAS en-
tered and robbed David Lee wss arrested on charge
OF breaking into and stealing from the house OF Mr.
Smith in 40h.s Daniel Brown for entering and steal
ing clothing from the house of William Core, Baavast
The house of Mr. sheen in the 5thavenue entered
ana rOOOcu Vi u tluaIuty "a pelS
also, the house of Mrs. Hadey in 3d.avenue.


l-g7 We are requested TO state that the exhibi-
ton OF Peales beautiful American Painting will be
tiuued during the day and evening Of all next week.
g4rdless of the state of the weather The stages drive
up to the door of the exhibition room.


E1y@ 1t will be seen by advertisement in anoth.
er column that Mr. Hsrdinge gives a lecture on Phono
graphy at Clinton Hall this evening.


MI. ale nj Vrrt 10
Philadelphia has been fully tested from Philadelphia
so,nerve The news by the Oxford was forwarded by
Hopes Express Somerville and from thence by tele
graph TO Philadelphia, where it produced, are in
formed by CORES espondent great excitement. To-
day they will the line from Newark to Philadelphia
and in a very few days will be ready for operations on
the whole line.


NEW GYMSAsIUM.-Au esta ablishment for healthy
amusement and instruction in the athletic exercises has
been opened large scale Nos l5e and l6l Crosby
ST. The building covers 5000 square feet OF ground and
includes within It's walls only all the appertensnces o
the improved description for the exercises, but
bath room. reading and conversation rooms &c. Mr.
Jas T. Hatfield is the proprietor OF this ey mnasum and
it under the uperintendence of Mr. Henry L. WIGS
who is thoroughly OF the branch which he under
takes Under the OF these gentlemen the concern
viii be conducted in the thorough and careful man.
The cold aud warm baths are great feature in
this concern. Il is useless for urge the necessity
for regular and systematic exercise and are happy
that well regulated establishment, has been built and
opened 10 our citizens.


BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


B Horace Mann, ESQ. lec;ured before the Insti-
tute on Wednesday evening the subjec, of Great
Britain The frs; part of the lecture depicted the mo-
raj political and intellectual grandeur of the British en-
pre and the mastery genius which has fourished in
that realm in the persons of statesmen warriors, poets
and artists The second painted the miseres and op
preston under which the lower classes suffer and the
abuses enacted in the manufacturing districts His state
nents respecting the horrors which exist in the densey
populated districts the Mines and manufacturing Towns