inrtifH m idcntcd l»y. and tin*‘advice given in the Fa re well Address of \\ nsliinctulj.The Star Spangled Banner was filing and three hearty cheers were given for it. Mr. Amos Murker was called on and made a speech, saying that his grandfather fought in the revolution under Washington, and his lather was a soldier in the war of 181*2. He said tlmt he was a Democrat, but he was for the Union now, and always expected to lie, that some people had tried to create the impression that lie was a secessionist, hut let ihem come him and call him a secessionist and he would take their ln»ad«. lie was for the Union, the whole of the Union and nothing less than the Union.Nathan Edwards was culled and made » few Union remarks. “Our Union Rigl t or Wrong,” was then sung by the choir, and three cheers given for the Union. Holmanl-l _ ... . ... ) « I. ...