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NEw-foRx Homeopathic lSSrITUTE,-This body
has just closed it annual meeting. There were
over one hundred men IN attendance, and the pro-
ceedlngs were interesting, Several new remedies
were reported among which are fluoric and chloric
acid, &c. A regulation was adopted requiring can
didates for membership 10 pass regular exaniina.
non by the BoaId ot Censors Of the Institute
Every member is to be furnished with sealed Ger.
tificate from the Institute.


Various addresses of great n,eres, aud elo.
quence were delivered by Drs. Grey, Dsnnel, Hem
pei, &c. especially recommending to Homeopathic
practitioners tone Of Cancellation and OF elevated
and dignifed charity towards the allnopalhists, in
contradistinction to the tone too generally assumed
by the latter.


+ The Institute expressed strong desire that the
works of Hahnemann should be translated into
English. This undertaking has been commenced
by the enthusiastic and eminen,ly capable Hempel,
who begins with an admirable translation of Hah-
nemann's great work on Chronic Diseases. The
publisher is Mr.. Radde, Broadway


q c. REusES M WHITNEY died in Washington
on Thursday morning in the 57h year OF hls age.
He was very notorious some years since as the
General Agen, Of the Pc, Banks at the Metropolis,
whereby he was drawn into collision with Mr.
Wise, Baiic Peyton and others.


AtARAMA.-Col. Nat. Terry of Limestone Co.
haa oeen regularly nominated as the Polk cand-
oale LOT Soyemor OF Alabama, bys Convention vi
TUSCALOOSA. Col. J. w. McClung was a caudi-
DATE out MS friends withdrew his name, and COL
Terry obtained large majority. He has been for
some years in the State Senate, and is objected to
asaheaSy debtor to the Stale Bank and in favor of
extending the time for winding up ii. affairs.


Samuel F. Rice Of Tailadega has been pom;, ,.s
for Congress by the Locos Of the With Dist,,c.
lately represented by Felix C. Mcconnell, We
have heard that Felix threatened 10 run stump. Inn,
we cannot believe he viii get many votes, e, him
run as he may.