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WEED, who believes us to be in the right, and who has tantalized us with all this show of ardent affection, and who has proved so entirely to his satisfaction that the best feeling exists towards ...

THURLOW WEED AT HOME.; The Veteran Statesman and Journalist Screnaded Last Evening--A Large Assemblage Meet in His Honor--Remarks by Mr. Weed and Alderman Dayton.

Thurlow Weed, Esq.: DEAR SIR: Your note requesting me to state your connection with the purchase and charter to the United States Government of the steamer Cataline is received.

Funeral services were held over the body of the late Thurlow Weed yesterday forenoon, both in the family residence and the the First Presbyterian church, Fifth-avenue and Twelfth-street.

Respectfully, yours, THURLOW WEED. REPLY OF EX-QUARTERMASTER MITCHELL. To the Editor of the Herald: EVERETT HOUSE, Saturday, Nov. 3, 1860. I have hitherto taken no part in the controversy in ...

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THURLOW WEED and Archbishop HUGHES are about to sail for Europe, probably by the steamer Africa, which sails on Wednesday, to endeavor to counteract the operations of the Southern Commissioners ...

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WEED declining to give his personal recognizance that this aerial mode of disseminating Helper, the Herald and other incendiary documents would not be adopted, Capt. CULLOM, of Bedford, and Major ...

As long ago as the year 1845, during a holiday sojourn in Santa Cruz, Mr. Weed began the preparation of an autobiography. The work was soon abandoned, however and although it was taken up again ...

We publish in another column Mr. WEED'S farewell to the readers of the Albany Evening Journal. His retirement from the editorship of that paper is an event in the political history of the State.