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HupsoN INSANE AsYLUM.-Thls is private
institution, established in 1880 by Drs. S. & G.
II. WHITE, which has we learn, been very sue
cessful in the treatment Of its patients. Since
its foundation 594 patients from different parts of
the United States and the Canadas have been re-
ceived, large proportion Of whom have returned
to the bosoms OF their families and society-some
with reason entirely restored and others partially
50. Nineteen have been removed during the past
year, seven of whom were entirely restored and
the remainder, with the exception of one who
died. much improved. Twenty remain
under treatment, many of whom are GONZALES
cling. In addition to other sources of amusement
and exercise, the proprietors have constructed
circular railroad, which is accessible to all of the
patients, and produces a very beneficial effect.


u The SylcGnia auxiliary Association, will
hold meeting at the Office, 25 Pne.st on Tues
day tomorrow evening. a full attendance of
the Members and friends is earnestly requested


u Prof. Bronson will deliver at Necars this
evening (in the Free Church, his Second Lecture
on Elocution, Music, &c. with the laws of Life
and Health, illustrated by dissections of the Ma
nikn and by Recitations with Singing by Mr..
Nash. He viii meet there those Ladies and Gen.
lemen who wish 10 form class at P. NJ.


SFhe AMERICAN MUSEUM presents a great
combination OF attraction, for the lovers of amuse-
ment. For children who have an evenings relaxa-


ton, We see not where better public resort can be
found. The great variety and versatility of the en-
terainments keep the interest excited and the sprts
buoyant TO the close. We believe the attendance is
very large, as the efforts of the management de-
serve.


q We are indebted to Alessrs. ADAMS a. Co.
Eor Boston papers of Friday in adyance ~ .ts oil