New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01


Magnetic Telesrsphc Company, announces that the
four principal Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany..namely those at New.York, Phsdelpha, Bslti'
more and Washington-will remain open, with two
operators and clerk at each station, the whole of
Tuesday night The other Offices at the way stations Of
Jersey City, Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton,
Trenton Eew.Hope Wilmington, Hayre de Grace,
and Port Deposit will remain open until two o'clock in
the morning of Wednesdaya at the Company's ex-
pense and for the benefit of the Press.
Mr. SWAIN is entitled to the thanks Of the Press and
OF the public for his liberaty in this matter, and we
hope his example will be followed By other telegraphic
lines
DARING Loco-FocO OUTRAGE-DN SIcKLEs
RoBBING PRIVATE PosrOPFIcZ-AssAuLTISG THE
Proprietor AND STEALING Hrs PAPERs.-The exam
pie Of Robert Morrss lessons papersnatching some
years in the Glenworth affair (where tho honora
bic LocoFCco candidate for Judge invaded citizens
domci in the dead of night and carried of bis private
documents) was most remarkably followed on Satur.
day night by Daniel f. Sickles aud gang of HE pecu
liar friends.
1t seems that somebody had told Daniel that a
large number of spurious Democratic tickets were
about TO be circulated to the injury of the party.
After some inquiry Dan discovered that the tickets
halfdozen reckless rufians he to the PostOicc
between and 10 o'clock, and demanded the tickets,
saving that he had been by the order of the Gen
eral Committee Mr. HarIiot the proprietor refused to
gvethem I'D without an order from Judge Waterbury,
by whom they had been deposited After some words,
Scklcs and another Of the party seized Mr.. Har-
riot, and scufiie ensued, in which Harriet was
che ked and bruised in brutal manner. He finally
escaped and ran TO the Fourteenth Ward Station House
for help but could get none, and upon getting back to
the Port Office he found that the robbers had seized
about $4,000 OF the 10000 tickets, hustled them into
carriages and were inst starting for Tammany Hall.
Having accomplished this act Of robbery, Slckles
ade all haste to Tammany Hail. and there boosted OF
Lis vllany in the following terms, a. he Is quoted with
open approval by the Satanic press
AS the immense crowd commenced TO dispers2, Mr..
Daniel f. Sickcs took the stand and said: FelOwcttl
z.ns the rk of rcspessng upon you At late hour,
ond at the risk of disturbing the order OF the meeting
ecI mysef called upon TO address you, Tae good OF
the Democratic parry dcrucnds II, and although
words will be few they will be full OF import | have
only you the seizure at the Po5tOitce in
Broadway OF many eighty thousand election TICK
etc. puTpOftng 20 bear the names oil thc D'HocIeuc
candida e. but not one of them inscribed with the
nan O. If the nominated at Tdmmany Hall sen
sation1 You may well feel surprised, but you VIII DE
more a. tonished when tell you that every one OF them
WIS ded up in envelope this H. here the spcak.r
exhibited one and that on Monday morning they were
tn he forS ardcd 10 the different voters IN the Cay
Fellow citizens, contract had been entered into with
the Broadway Post Office for the delivery OF these tick
Cfs in order 10 divide and betr0y your cause 40 n
The traitor in tbs matter Who II the man VINO ehd"aF
dcovored 10 ruin your party Nelson W@Gr6nry Il
the unn 4 vOicP-' WhOf repeat, Nelson j. Wafer
h,1v Fellow-ciiizcns md Democrats, ] caution you 10
BE- wachfu to be vigsnt 10 be determined AMI united
and ~ the sun goes down upon Tuesday evening the
Democrats of New York will have glorious, triumph
mt minority. OF eight thou md. Loud cheers
I'm, pe pie may be anxious to know what those tex
els were which induced man VINO may once have
passed for a decent citizen to perpetrae robbery
wbi h. under the laws of the United States. Is punish
,ble by the States prison. They were the regular
Fee toal ticket Pierce and King the full Democratic
S,n ticket and the Of the officers the State
ticket belong ing 70 the City, with sufficient blank space
under each 10 write whatever the voter might de-
sirc. There was nothing spurious, nothing d honest
nothing air about the ticket and if Mayor kingsand
should 60 TO the polls and choose c write hi, ticket in
stead OF voting printed one, and Sickles were there
10 choke Lin and rob him OF his ballot the act would be
no more fasIantly vllainous than this The pre-
tense that the tickets were spurious WAS all
humbug They were genuine anything
ever issued from Tammany. And if they had
been "iuccndiary," are hardly yet accustomed to
burglary and robbery north of Meson and DNons line
upon any such preiext.
We understand that Mr. llarrlo; has taken steps to
recover the stolen property. search warrant was
applied for on Saturday evening" but the law does not
permit searches to be made after dark.
/ NEw-YoRK HIsToRIcM SocETY.-On Sat
urtay evening IA speciol meeting Of the New-lorS
Historical Society was held in the Chapel Of the Uni
ver.i,y, Washirg,onsqusre The object OF holding
the meeting wa. in order tina; the Society might testify
its sense of grief for the demise OF the lanented WEE
STIR and otter tribute Of respect for the memory
the orator, the scholar, and the
The Hall densey crowded, and the large and q;
ten,iye audience seemed deeply impressed with the
solemni;y Of the occasion. We noticed, among those
present. Hon Judge Nelson Chief Justice Jones Pre-.
cot Hail. Charlcs O'Conor. Augustus Schell, +. De
Pcvs,er, Rev Dr. Parker De Wit, ossood SC. SC.
Hon LUTHER BRADIsH presided, and in feeling
terms stated the object Of the meeting.
Rev Dr. HAWKS, from Committee appointed ioi
the purpose of drafting resolutions expressive OF me
sense Of the Society, offered ior adoption the follow
ing resolutions, preecing them with come eloquent and
appropriate remarks;
WAcTca, The dispensson OF al wise Providence ha
removed nom the earth Hon Daniel Webster sie Secrete
OF State Of the United States and for nearly hall cen
associated the councils and identified wiz s aist
~ OF the naon; IND etrca lt2 use as OWE nioo
the services OF national benefactor extol their vs
sud render thanks 10 God for eminent blessings carry ssel
/ ans long continued 20 favored country
Therefore, We the New-lOrk Historical Society, As
body would add mounfgl tribute the sounds OF sor
whch now CONS up from nations heart AZ me "
reay.ment which but forciby remind, Of one who
spfngns from the ranks Of the people, eyipced with e
generosity natural TO youth the resoute determination u ;
belongs 10 the mstlrty OF manhood and with inteat ssh'
inds,rv surouniing obstacles amid the sbo OF an a.
duous profession and oron legislative d e.
prosecuted HI, extended researches the dosn Of gen
crs lesnpz having Scqured early life those solid arts
m.nts which formed the strong foundation on whiel u;
reared in amer times. intellectual structure on me-
men locked with undinini.hcd admiration 20 the 80
brought the Of his country the best soos oi ~
head AID the best affections Of his heart; ns'nneu m
worthy OF American Statesman; with hidoahtaoi'
moral courage stood earesly IN the froht ran'
in defense Of the Constitution regardless OF persona con
sequences. with intensity Of patriotism worthy o. @
IuTtst DAYS of the Republic Acknowledged no ehtsy -
lesisnce and rendered loyalty 20 hrs country ~
xhna COUNTY, AID hnallx with cll dlEnltY. ~ Dfant