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large meeting was held at the Broadway Ia bernac le, New York; on the evening of the llth to hear lecture from Professor Gouraud on the new planet. The Mayor took the chair, and after seye- ral other addresses from scientific men, resolutions were adopted expressive ofthanks to Professor Gou- raud and of the sense of the meeting of the exraordi nary merits of Mir. Leverrier of admiration for the triumph of his genius, and desire that his name be given to the New World.

 The New York Sun says the English Abolition ists have the of Doug lass in this coun- try, $750, his estimated value. Douglass Is runa- way slave, wh, has been for some time preaching Abolition in England, and instructing John Bull in public morals CD It seems that his converts on the other side oi the Atlantic more honest than ma ny of them in eastern States.