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III.
ditors.


The great case of Lawrence vs.. the Corporation
OF New York, has just been voted on by the Court
Of Errors. The vote stood for affir. Z for rever.
case, has been decided in favor of the city-vote,
2lHor affirmance, 5for reversal. In the Lawrence
case one more vote would decide the matter. If
not decldeds this time. 1t must be argued over.
Supreme Court of New York, for goods, which
were in the stores destroyed by order Of the corpo
ration in 1895, to be sold on commission The
oanse was argued by Van Waggemen for plaintiffs,
involved dsreachesYover million. This is the end
OF IT., as the suits were commenced one day too
late to enable the plalntI6s, who are resideais oi
Boston, tp 80 up to the Supreme Court of the UNI
ted States. HAMILTON.


Thsatrscals, 80.


Mr. and Mrs. j. wsllsck continue to draw well Il the
American Theatre. New Orisans.


Miss Moore the dansesse took benefit at the National
Amphithestre, New Orleans, on the 9lst uk


"Lucrezia Borgia" has been brought out at the st
Charles Theatre, New Orleans. with great eAsct.


Mr.. and Mrs Hunt continue great favorites
with the Albanians The Museum 10 crowded nightly 10
see them.


spaldinss Equestrian Company is st Albany.


Miss Clarendon and Mr.. Jameson are sneaged At the
Baltimore Museum for brief period.


Mn Barrett is engaged ct the Front Street Theatre,
Baltimore.


~ r. BENJAMIN Hutchlnoons
aged a. Of the noted mslodists the Hutchnson
Family.


Mr. Henry Phillips gave Concert It Charleston, on
Monday last. From thence he immedatey proceeds to
New Orleans He has been highly successful he has
proceeded south.


Booth still remains at Charleston, drawing excellent
houses.


The Canp,nologians or Swiss Bell Ringers, are at
Charleston.


Mr. E. sergeants new play, entitled The Genoese,"
ha: been brought out at the Saint Charles Theatre New
Orleans. 1t was pretty well received.


During the performance Of the drama Of "Putnsm, or
the IronArmed Son of 10" At the Mobile hsatve Satur
"Od Put display ed his wonderful proves becsme 50
let fly his heels at Of the supernumerariea who
were representing British soldiers red coats and kick
ed them off the STAGE to the small delight Of the
dience.


Mr. Hudson has consented to delivery Of Lec
lures Shakespeare at Roxbury provided there shall be
a sufficient number Of suhscriben therefor.


The Harmonian Family are at Portland, Me-, giving
concerts. II


MT Brougham continues as attractive a. ever at the
Boston Museum.


Mr.. J. s. Potter has taken the Macon Theatre Geo.
which ne s about to open with very talented company


Miss Davenport formerly the infant phenomenon
Davenportytory"-is playing at the Olympic, London I


Mr.. Marble continues be popular with the theatre.
going in England and his successful in
with applications from provincial managers He proceeds
from Liverpool to Dnblinthence 6cotland-and after
some other engagements resumes his position the
London boards


Webb, the player, who 1t wassaia became Methodist
preacher, has again taken to the stage, and is playing


sssss s s,.::ss give: s: % IN
Be most extraordinary performer on the pano--the
greatest In the country.


Yankee Hill win, by request give three more enter
tainmens at the lecture room Of the museum PhiIade
phia.


The Vermont Gazette reports that Chester Kimbe Of
i ready exhibit against any child Of his age and dess
the world to beat him. He round the shoulders
feet 10 inches round the breast feet inches round
the thigh inches round his 10 inches -round his
wrist inches round his ankle 10 nches and weighs sl3
pounds.


Personal Movements.


The Hon. J. L. Tillinghast, died suddenly on Sunday
night last at the City Hotel, Providence, L. where
ne has lived with his family for time past Mr. T.
has been frequently honored with di tinguished sces
the last of which that of Representative in Congress


,gaesvsnly aevemmsnt News. I: the title Of little
ts name indicates to religious subjscts connected
with political and other duties.


The Philadelphia Gazetts says, the report that B.
sylvania Is premature


Six eight monsires of Philadelphia, are either on
the verge OF dssolutien or lying i'll There will be
immense distribution OF wealth ia ls45.


James N. Hunter member elect Of the Pennsyivania
Legslaure from Berks county, died Thursday last


At Columbia, La. few days since an attack said to
De entirely unprovoked. was made BY Dr. Regan upon
severely wounded, but il thought he may recover Re
gan made his escape.


John Richards Esq. who for several years has edi
from the editorial chair that and been
the ownership


The Philadelphia Gazette after the first Of january
to do business on the cash system, and has down
from sixpenny to q twopenny newspaper.


An edition Of the second series Of the Essays of Mr.
Emerson o Mas.achuses has just appeared In London
introduced BY charactsrstic preface from the pen Of
Thomas Carlyle.


We learn from the Freemsn that Hoar addressed his
fellow citizens Of Concord Monday evening, upon his
recent visit TO South Carolina


The Rsv Otis @. sprague was on Thursday installed
pastor over the Church and Congregation Of South
Orange, N. J.


John Quincy Adams delivered lecture last week on
Civilization for the benefit Of the Baptist Church in Wash
ington.


&C. 3. Trego. Esq, has received the appointment 10
principal OF the Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind
seat a: one Of the o PhsdepSia n the
Legislature Of the State and dischasng the duties Of his
Eristol, Pa ccntemplatss removing that institution to
Harrsburg believing that the advantages Of and
more favorable location will add to his present growi
popularity.


Paris letter says 1t ID rumored that married daughter
Of Marshal sout who 10 celebrated for her accomplish
ments has sloPed with general onicer


Matthias Day, for nearly halt century an honored
citizen OF Newark expired on Sunday afternoon about
half past two o'clock the resdence Of his son Charles
T. Day. after prouacted illness, in his 7sh year.


Mark Skinner, Esq. Of Chicago, has been appointed u
g. District Attorney Tor the -tate Of Illinois AR Q. 10
Of the late Chief Justice Skinner Of Vermont, gen.
tlcman Of good attainments


Rev Joseph Thompson, Of the Chapel street Church.
New Haven has had call to become pastor Of the Broad
way tabernacle in this city, which declines prefer
ring to remain with his present parishioners.


Mr Whitaker, the editor Of the Southern Quarterly Re-
view has just delivered Of three lectures the
capt. Of North Carolinahi subjects being the Com
School System and Prussisn system OF Educ ation
The Newspaper Press Of the United states;" and the
Periodical Press Of the United statesr


The Legislature If Massachusetts will convene on
Wednesday next The address Of Gov. Briggs will be
looked for with interest," especially that portion relating
Hoar.


The anuth Carolina of fha Mohodiaf Enis.