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showed up the Wig Tariff in all It's bright co
lors. and the Texas question IN at! Its sickenns
,,r,, w F. ROBINSON, of New Haven, speed
the exercises with ms keen Wit and SATIRE ano
on- Senator. Mr. HUNTINGTON, made plain, ear
nes, and eloquent speech. In tne evening III ,'e
Cor-t House. we heard Judge BoARDMAN. Judge
BrssEt and Nh BABcocK, of the New haveh
Palladium. Be assured friend Greeley, >h
Your own personal observation lew ho"'is
since did NOT convince you of the fact, tha, this
mart of the Land of Steady Habits is steady and
firm for the Tariff and anti Annexation. and de-
term;ned TO do justice to Harry Of the West.
'e' l.. b. K.


n The New H.MrroS N. Fl BAPTIST LITE
R.rrsE AND THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION recently
held is annual commencement. The graduation
Theological Class numbered Is. The Alumni OF
the Theological Department were addressed by
Rev. n. Covcr of Boston. A correspondent OF
the n. II. Statesman. in describing the exhibition
of the Female Department, states that two an.
taeonis.ic compositions were read, each entitled
Our next Prcsident"-one for Polk and one for
Clay The writer says


"l any thing could make Loco oiany ore, 1t
must have been the sweet augmentation nj the
Polk eulogy-elegantly written and effectively
read. But tell you what, the blast from the
CLAW brrle. sounded as it was By one OF the ialr
est of the daughters of the valley ot our Merrl-
mack. ranp in whole souled strains through the
audience, till the Young Wings could restrain
themselves no longer, but a.tested their enthu-
siasm in hafsuppressed applause. Each pane
oyric was followed by pertinent piece ol music
| ne one by the Polka Dance ;" the other By
"Clays March," both admirably played"
SAVINGS BAvK.-The Trustees Of the Cham
hers. street Savings Bank are now erecting new
Banking House on the site of the Unitarian
| Church in Chambers. street, few doors below
Church. street. which will be one Of the most sub
stantial public cdifccs ever erected in this city
The building is Of granite 80 feet front and three
stories high. The beams are constructed OF
wrought iron with fllnge top and bottom inch
by 4 inches, to which perpendicular bars Of the
same size are securely riveted and held together
with bars crossing each other IL the form ol da-
monds and between the beams iron plates arc to
be laid and covered with fire proof cement to the
depth of two inches The rafters and roof are
also to be of iron. The iron work alone OF the
building will cost upward Of $4,000, and fur
nished by Messrs Cornell and Jackson. Law
renee and Owen furnish the granite. Mr. Diaper
is the architect and Geo. J. Price s. Co. are the
builders.


IL Hon. VIM C. PRESTON and family arrived
in town in the ship Allen, from Charleston, yester-
day.


R.MBLEToN, a Romance of Fashionable
Life in New-York during the speculation OF 1886,
is the title of the work by Seatsfeld, which
will lie published tomorrow morning by VIM
che ster.


~ Winchester has published the VlIl,h number
of his Repository of English Romance The
chapters Of Tom Burke OF Ours which it contains
are the most interesting portion Of that story that
has YET appeared.


u The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for midAugust
is for sale by Wm.H. Graham, l60 Nnsasu street. 1t
contains a very interesting selection from English
periodical literature.


E 'NEBUCHADSEZZAR's DREAM, or the Great
Image by Prof George Bush, ID published 10 %
cent numbers by the Harpers. The first number
made its appearance on Saturday. The learning
and research displayed by the author will render
this work Interesting TO large class of readers


u VERPLANcK AND HEwETs illustrated
Shakespeare has reached The XXIst number, which
commences the tragedy OF Lear. The embellish-
| ments,in this number are effective.
! r McCULLocH's GAZETTEER, Part XYIl. is
published by the Harpers this morning. This valu-
able and very chenp work is now nearly complete.


u The New- Hampshire Statesman Cor
cord) has passed into the hands of Geo Odlin &.
Co. and will hereafter be edited by Asa Macfar-
land. Itpromises to be an energetic and useful
Wing paper.


u The n. Y. STATE SABBATH CONVENTION,
it will be recollectcd, is to assemble at Saratoga
the 2Sth inst. Some of our leading statesmen
and philsnthropists are expected to take part in
the proceedings.


| MIDDLETowS, CoNN.-Suungers visiting this
beautiful village, and having no objection 10 n Tenn
perance House, will find good one in the Mansion
house Of z. E. Hubbard. The location is pleasant
and central, and the establishment has an cir Of quiet
most welcome 10 a dusty citizen.


MANSION House., NEW BRUSswfcK, n J.-Who-
ever has occasion 10 spend day or more at New
| Brunswick, N. J. will find the Mansion House Of
Mr. /. B Van Dyke an agreeable stopping place
1t is newly and excellently fitted up for the accom-.
modation of the public.


the advertisement in another column Of
J. Smith Dodge, eminent Dentist Of this city, lie
worthy the attention Of all who require service in
that line


U 1t will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column, that II. R Robinson will have Clay
badges Suitable for every Ward in the city ior
sale on board the New Jersey, which is to take
a cargo Of Wings to Albany this evening


GREAT SPoRT-it will be seen from the adver-
tisement that the famous Elss!er Brothers have
been reengsged al the EIysian Fields, Hoboken.-