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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
"JTNCLE TOMS CABIN,o at tho NATIONAL

IV'I t4fDIt'I W V"'7 III
u THEATER.- NOTICE 10 CITIZENS and STRANGERS
gres original Drama OF UNCLE TOMS CABIN" By o.
Akn Esq Which has been Performed with such sae
hATIOSAL TIEAlEH night since tho 1871 OF
which the youthful wonder Little Corde Howard
hpJens the gentle Eva will be continued EVERY
Ia OCT OBER and NOVEMBER and every WbDSE 5DA Ano
SAL UHDAY AFTERNOONS Admission 2csnis 70 Dfe@ Circle
nemisr tho National Tsate IL situated In Chahainst near
kbd this the Only place Ia which the correct version
uat Hesalaf ntgNes Efea work Gan DO Nltnssssd
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Nominations.
for h<nGtey. .ERASTUS BROOKS
forftfersttI ...........JOHS Z Z UMNiNG
f~Ad0"dn. CUMMINGS T. TUCKER
For GoEacfi1cH.
Lis. Dist-iet-JANES T COURNHOVEN
Lilo Disrriet-FRASCIS VI CURRY.
Ltlld Dftrict-DANIEL d. COSOVER-
for Asseftor. ............JOAN V. GRIDLEf.
For C0ssigbics.
ANGUS MCDONALD, JAMES GARBUTT.
For Sto0' c Hsifs.5serS
SAMUEL. GOODENOUGH. WIN T. ROWLAND
Foy Sfsobi Iaspestors.
FRANKLIN w WILLARD JOHN z. WILLIAMS
For SAe1i TSssiee. UBB ARD o. stone.
T. HARRISON REEDE, Chairman.
A. McLEAE Secretary.
W Twentieth Ward Democratic whis Regular
Nominations.
For Senator. RASTUS BROOKS.
For IsseHtii ......-...JOHS r. CUNNING.
For AIde'EaR.... CUMMINGS II. TUCKER
q uHcIla
List Distiet-IAMEs T. COUENH0VEN.
Lid Dsict-FRANCIS NJ. CURRY
Lid Dstrict-DANiEL D CONOyER
Fer hstesOv. ...........JOHN V. GRIDLEY
C0nsidbies!
ANGUS MCDONALD JAMES GARBUTT.
For SAot ConHffioneys.
SAMUEL GOODANOUGH HUBBARD o. STONE
6ot0d Trustee FRANKLIN w. WILLARD.
For Schop Igsperforgs
WIN. L. ROWLAND. JOHN r. WILLIAMS.
h. HARRISON REEDE, Chairman.
A. MCLEAN Secretary.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

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Amusemeute.

Amu6fmeHte.
NIBLo. GARDEN-ITALIAN OPERA
~ MONDAY, Nov ssh Ns5s 4 AabsF'' Grad opsr' IL
Or The Dumb Grl Of PortsL
SIG sALyI :. N.ssIisllo
SIG BESEvENTASo As Pe,ro.
$40 e sI5 g3s !; Pos if 3 so::.
ADLLs LEEDER As T,nslh
Tbs Dal5 GIL Of Poite-
MDLLE DROUET and MONS. DuMAR
MDLLE LEEDER and MONS. DUMAR-
slrnor MARINI RoxERE, FlErIl Rosi .ad osasfs ee
XII Ff ii eH OH. nave -''.' ''-''' ''r'''
secured sss ia the daytime only One Dollar .aa Half
Seas may Be secured daily Hs-s AZ AZ snE 20
oeock ir the morning snfil in the evenins
Dosu open q o'clock performance 20 commence a. y
A MOTHER GRANITE STATE CONCERT,
"A ORIGINAL
HUTCHINSON FAMILY
O, T ~ TsE ,s0i ETnsrss ss1 10 1851
when they sins their catalogue Of sstyoae pro
duons oftsfiou suthep wheh are ins stag sous
"a 49, H. W.. ~ p,. iisSss on tho Rhssl True
F..o rsln . Ola g.etelor. Lsmsai !" The Bridge
Of ais.sa "Ths 6eed Ola Pov.s soasof
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IN. o.s.ss.i So. I'm bsisr. ia, M Mas Wash
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
Che morlo 9 FAR

CRYSTAL PALACE.-The saonthly tickets for No.
I and s Sad %, ss sssS r tSsso ss
the Fsrk) Price - 50. 4
ITO AGRICULTURISTSs STREET CoMhls-
i slONERs aud OrHERS-w- cROssAlLL beserls, sit
now Crystal Pa bell g. arl ssioa ~ u.s. saea
sfu h. aided Mdslgt tho Weffs t VA rsasa
lie Ia. ..o an fnesov.I fatss sfes h,Aaa fAtea Nf
aad Ia nc st I.Ne
Min With soseeohs sPoeslr sad -
settlers the sesse fr 90 s.o a. ae'tAts
IN Be- fsetasd 90 49, dssed 81 s AsesA
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
he WITT & DAVENPORT, Nos 100 and 162 Mo-
H. fsnt have On hand al the Publications Of the day -
n.ki.hsS I,n.,, Them he foiowfns

he WITT & DAVENPORT, Nos. 100 and 1s2 Me-
~ fsnst have hand al the Publications Of the day -
psslhhss Ausops them the follovinsi
Niss Sinclair. sTsa AuiLC.ibolie Novel BEATRICE Thk1.
fourth tkcuznd Price, IN cloth 73etA, paper 80 cts
MARK HURDLEsToNE. BY hn Noodle, aa'bor OF " R"ssh
the Bns' Thirteenth thousand Price, cloth 70 esasS
TsFsE. So cents
The LECTURES and LIFE Of the Great Modern Eefsnss
FATHER GAvAZzI Price In 9th rs etsi paper, - ess
AL the November Magazines ready HAIR ERs, fuIs
MANS. LADY's BOOK, GRAHAMs MAGAZINE
SPiRITUALIsM By Judge Ednonds. Price 81 s.
THE HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD, iasREssioss on Axs'
By Frsdrits Bremen Price e.
TIE FAIR REBEL BY Emerson Bsnnett sl:hor 81 Prssss
Flower" &c Prize. IS cents
4 NAN IN SEARCH or A WIFE With Iilasrs;iOas Priee'
fser DE WITT DAVENPORT. No. $50 and q, Nssssnst-
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.
IN LIFE OF LOUIS THE XvIIrH. ? ols limo. 90
GUsTAVUs LINDoRM. By Enselie p Csrlen. SOC
LIFE IN THE MISSION AND THE CAMP. BY Mrs D.
Mckenzie. 2 vols limo. 81
GODEYs BOOK OF TIRE TOILET Sc
LIFE OF THE CAR AND THE SULTAN vol limo 7sc.
THE INSTRUCTION IN CHINA. l vol I2mo SOC.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD'S CHILDREN BY Elizabeth wetheren.
sufhor Of The Wide Wide worldr oaeecheyr &c &c 7c
PETER PARLEYs PRESENT Foa ALL SEASONS. ell
TIE PET BIRD. By Cousin Alice. So.
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART, fes November.
Sc
TIE POPULAR EDUCATOR, for November lie.
full supply all the works ssued on hand and
for sale, wholesale and retail
BUNCE BROTHER, Booksellers and Publishers
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Irs " OFIFTis Jes 4. Oiss.Sfr 4sos D''T St'fss''i
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= 1eS.,-ssolsie 70, ~ .i3 So, s. 3
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49,. - ~ Jssstss
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New i)aelisaiieas,

rsiSs g y,-s nes
INSTRUCTIVE ART OH aiEAtiN0i o. facts
~ 49, Flsit,ss
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is-t.sslsd slazl Rspablt..a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05
CHRIsrYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No
OFrN ssE2Y MIGHT
n, .xf'.l-ew- O-,t.si ard ONLY tir.f1,-i
CaRISCN'S MtNSrSsLS,
Oksa~isso N sea

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II, w.. 40 os,,s ss.,l.s.t csssgssS n s',,,saes
u, as. 70 ilsr,u Ssso Ogassss u as
s' fUFSs' az ~ Is y SEVEN YcaSs PAST
weosi Pestsai IN sAs ssaas >, See Aa seq az =
.ms .RS sSxSY Person NOW LIVING ~ss so:.4 as
m1ssSeT6 tS s:s sass c.,dssi s.Asaa.
the sssS Of 1s lss have Ssss ,Ssr Asy
Ss% 'i ., say 70. "a the aesss of
t.o~gd .hsT sso By Aud sod sPprsl,Iiys
any place Of Public Aaa.sal,s, 4, y as World
Comprising versatile corps experienced perform
is'@Ts gs' 1. ssn ana ma ,Sss % Ss%
this rrrryogs o. the a9s Of ch,y engaged " performer
J" hen IS cents poos open a d O'clock Commence AL
o'clock.
,CHE EGYPTIAN COLLECTION-A desire to re-
tain hi. collection the Cy hivas osen paoey skPsaasd,
THE BsHs u =. -: h; :.;;s.IE' sai,sss s s ,os
Guido ;5 sa:s ,iiS NJ. Se;S
cs1,. FISbi,on hours, foia 4 NJ tOIOP.M
DANVARDs HOLY LAND at the Georama, No DO
II pS..v F,bibtsa livery EVENING, 1t u o'clock, and
WFpSFsDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at O'CLOCK
Admission IS GEMS; Front sssf' 81 cents
CIcYoR BI.ITZ-sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE,
- NJ $50 w .ss sifTsDxy
sS6Ss ri s sSd 'q' ss6s 's s
ts. In NATURAL MAGtC tsssoo IS cents children ~
CpTPTTTTAI- MANtFESTATIONS-M COAN,
-
~ RApping Whiting VI dun Will rsceiVe Vsgo,,
etoi2 NJ and from aud 70 10 r. II aa,'"l a,
Rooms No 90 Whtest- fds doors west OF of"'i"S'
ran srmepts 10 made for lprvse .itnss
TYNOW ELFs-GRAPHYOLOGYo or Charac-
n tS n an IpSiyidgaI ty hs or herr Handwriting Professo
Blu NE date Of Berlin VIII BY the .d o. spurious
10 aBy ydna rscsipt OF e "nn specimen
of hak full hneation OF the Writer'S is
Of the lady seutlemen they VI" marry Aiofse
Chstbsni square Post Ohiees NewYork
DOWELLs GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING OF
i DE sOTo's DISCOVERY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
A D 1879
Painted By order Of Congress for the Capitol no"
eAni' ~ iaf ACADEMY OF DESIGN No $50 BRolsw1Y
Also Sorrroii. tsssn Life Of LAaAhlsr Eyfs
ALEX DUMAS d. e BERNARD, PIERRE LEkooA ana
open from A NJ I'LL 10 P NJ daily Single sdnsdoa se'aa
Season tckets, - Gems --------------
IYRANKEksTEIN- PANORAMA of MALARIA
viii very have the city EIh.ed At Hope Ohige 20
svrSIS FIJI as excepted O'Clock Admission s. csnts
Chdr.n ~ cent? Families. parties Of ,nee per9ns
81 IS cents Of tour "a; ofren IS Exesrson
psries from distance Is efhs persoa see descriptive
pamphlet eoo pracipai Hotes sad " Ise stSrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

4 ctEp-syCZGE CEE-sTT. ~ 7rr1s-sssni.E f11~a
hlifrrs-sfr
a.. 4 zfr-IE tralts al sle 7tss ma
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-05

sx W., v ~ ~ Nr,uiaY cfn ctss'c WHIT Ncm'r.tscn'
y y Nitvi ANN P WILLIAMS
-. .e.~ah iHFNNoFt 4 MARN
-. a..s.-. U.s.. MitAAAN Watt
N,l,,A y,-,',, CiiAtts nowptis
Nm iNssrb+ .,NkEt ~ PfArrAN
~ fNa,0t, ,tNkGE f. RNrNaN
Is. f-.~.. MAN " ptNNtr
~
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

this outrage npon decent society, and the
cause was injured. The same results will
follow when any cause, however laudable
and proper, is mixed up with politics, or
with any other scheme tina, is irrelevant,
or has no necessary connection with it.
The idea of creating a + political party by
taking hold of some popular current of
feeling, thereby 10 ride into Office, is utter
ly futile and absurd. Itcan never succeed
in The end. However general any scheme
of benevolence, or however popular and
universal any human enterprise, The mo-
menl it is made a vehicle for the advance
ment of politicians, that moment it will
cease 10 be carried into office by such a
current, however strong and powerful il
may seem, will find that the uBdercurrenl
of sober second thought wall soon coun-
teract the superficial flowing Of the surface,
and bury'the misguided ugilalor in its over
whelming,wayes."
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

BEAUTIFUL AND True In a lale %arlirln
in Frazer's Magazine, this bfief.bul beau
tilUl passage occurs: "EducaaoS does not.
commence with the alphabet. Ii begins
with a mothers I0ak-wiH a fathers nod
of appreciation nr a sign Of reprouf-wrt
q sisters gentle pressure Of tho Mud, or a
brolher's noble act Of forheafnre-wlth
hnlfuls Of owlers in green aud diisy
mcaluws-wilh biri's Hrsis admired bi
no! louched-with creeping sG,s, end..!-
most impeFceplihln cmmels-wuh hGm
ming bees and gi,ss heehirrs--wilh pir,.
aal walks in shady Tines -apj wtih
Thoughts directed in sweet aud kindly tome.
and words 10 mature 10 acts Of henevuleme
to deeds Of virtue, and to the sense Of as
good, 10 God himself"
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Turkish War Preparations.


.'a'e'' yates ue operations Oh 1he
I'm Wele as s'a'eo mere
Dufi"g 'he ias' honln lhey nave cast
o' " various ca'lore' an" Tue uay
T Yesterday "ese cInnohs WIN all
:" I.a.. WY" 'o'np'e'e anu n'e 'ofses
~bara ~ " "e.e sy"s hurisnpP'e,
Of 40 O0O men An ,he hnrsa. maaa."".r
ware furnished no n. ~ r.
;C~ons,ar,ino6Ie ".
This armv or Pes.r,o II 10 oo,,,. a,
of 25O00 RediCs, win, or. nnri in Cnn.,an
%linonle. chiefly small ,raJesn,sn or non
volunteers. who haze nscrib.J ,bsir nam.s.
al ihe SeraskeA. vi,hin I,a =, ,;tLt d., -.
and of $4,000 Krrd,sh bdrsrmen. alI
mounted and eouiopel atihe synenss of,ba
Beys of urdis,an. These l,,,sr or~ course
are irregular horsemen. There are nov
under arms abou, three hundred tbopsahd
M~ussulmans, viz: 10 between the
Danube and Inc Balkan. IL n in Bnsnia
5000 men near Pres,ina. on the Servian
frontier; $4,000 men who will he mustered
within twenty d,vs Al AdriononIe AMI
foom 10000 TO 100000 men m ,,e fran.
Tier of Asia.
Letters from Devrnutstate ihat The SYRIAN
contingent to The Turkish army of Asia
will number near 10 n mon mn. s,n.
pliec-The Pachalic of Aleuno. 10 900
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

AT special meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of Kenyon College, held on
Thursday 10Th inst, Loan ANDREWS,
Esq, of this town, was unanimously cleo.
ted to the Presidency Of that Institution.
The selection Of Mr.. ANDREWS is no doubt
a fortunate one for the Institution. We
congratulate our friend upon this addition
10 The honors he has already acquired in
the educational field. The position was
rendered Mr.. A. without any solicitation
on his part. a, ....... ,
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THREE DAYS 1A1ERrROS EUROPE
ARSIvAD OF THE AnEnIcA


HosfiHies Comn;sneiog on The Danube.
-Adr0aee in breasSiu0s.
HALIFAX. Nov. II
The Royal Mail Steam Ship America,
Capt Lang. from Liverpool Oct. sethaS r-
rived al this port between 0 aud 10 O'clock
this morning.
Dates from the Seatof WarandT Turkey
are no, so late as the 25th, The dayefxed
by the Sultan for the COMMENCEMENT Of
active hosiiIities, bat the news neverthe.
less appears to be decisive Of the iEcl that
a collision between The Russians and Turks
had actually taken place on the Danube,
although, the latest reports speak of a very
strong desire on the part of Nesselrode 10
still further negotiations upon 'be subject
in dispute, yet.all HE indications are de-
cidedly ln'favor of War.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

With this number the relations that
have existed between US during the last
five and a half years are dissolved. We
sever these lies with many regrets on our
part. We have warm and faithful friends,
'"iheir adoption tried" who have sustain
ed US in every emergency, and'wiih whom
ioApart costs US more sacrifice ofafeeling
than we can express. I'D
At the iime,I engaged'in business'here'
the newspaper projects Of those who had
preceded me, had been unsuccessful. Our
enterprise was regarded by many as "a
doubtful experiment.; but the'kind Offices
Of friends, added to uniiriHg exertions on
our own part, have placed the business of
the Office upon a solid and prosperous
footing. 90
III has been our honest aim to discharge
faithfully our duties 10 our party. We
have no scll.reproaches for ever having
designedly made a false statement or a dis.
honest suggestion. Our errors and 81 Tort
Jennings, whatever they may have been,
cannot be attributed 10 a design 10 offend
Truth, or to wantonly injure the feelings
of an uprightiellow citizen.
Tire Democratic Party, with which it
has always been our pride 10 be identified,
is now everywhere in the ascendant. In
this hour of its triumph, it is bcsei by the
greatest perils. The conduct of those in
power should be rightly tested by the
land marks Of our ancient faith. If those
who have temporarily in charge the desli.
MES OF our party and country, should prove
'unfallhiul 10 their trust, the dignity and
honor of our party demand that The cor.
receive should be applied by ourselves. IT
i, 10 be hoped, however, that no necessity
for the adoption Of The pruning process
may occur. We have full confidence
that the National md State Administrations
will fully realize lhe'hores Of the Demo.
cratic Party.
DR.. JONI SnERIDAN,,m successor, is a
gentleman well known TO the Democracy
Of Ashland county as an able, orthodox
and straightforward Democrat. 1 could
not leave the paper in better hands. He
will deserve, as ! hope he will receive,
the hearty support oil The sterling Democ.
racy Of Ashland county.
H. S. KNAPP.
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BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr.-Ihe annex" !
beautiful. lines are taken from Sir HDm.
phrey Davy's SaImnnmi: -a1 ,amn1
81 envy no quihny Of be mind q ljj.I
leci in others. he IL genus. power, vat
Iancy /; but il | could %rl,nnsr VIII It woule
be most delightful, aud | believe mosi usc
IUl To me, | should prefer a liom rrligtpJf
belief Ia every other blessing for il make
me a disciple Of goodness, cn arts new
hopes when all earthly hopes vanish, aud
throws over tue decay, the destruction OF
existence, the most gorgeous Of all lrgtrs;
awakeBs life even in death and corn,S
ton AID decay call up beauty and divinity +:
makes an instrument Oft, .uune, aud ssalc,
The ladder Of -srenl 10 Paradise /; aud far
s""v3 all earthly hopes. calls up The mo.t
delightful visions of palms and amaranihs
the gardens Of he blesl, the security of ev-
erlasling JOYS where The sensualist and
scep'ic view only gloom, decay, anriiila
ton and despair
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

WHERE Is THE VINO PAkTYi-The
Ohio Elgle says: Robinson is elected
Governor Of Vermont, This il the first
Democratic Governor elected in tina, State
in twenty-five years, The dabbling in the
Maine Law Has even beaten the Wings in
Vermont, and the 0ag Of the Democracy
waves triumphauily in It's State Capital.
Their last stronghold has been taken, and
no where III the Union has Whiggery nuw
q loot hold-iI is a beaten, deGunct party
everywhere. Vermont and Kentucky
have both now Democratic Governors-a
fact which shows The extent of the won.
derlul political revolution that has swept
over the country. With the exception of
Massachusetts and Wisconsin, every
Stale has a Democratic Chief Magistrate,
aud The elections next month will redeem
them without any doubt, so that The whole
Union, for the first time since the organi.
cation of rival parties will be represented by
Governors belonging to one party. Who
says the Wing party is no, rehabilitation
lisrTOr.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-16

Ma. GoucH ~ ESoLAsp.-The LIVER
pool papers announce that ION Thursday
evening Mr.. j.. 3. Cough, the Distinguish
ed American Temperance Lecturer, des
Eiyered the first Of his Two lectures on
Temperance. at the Concert Hall. Lord
Nelson street. Though an admission feia
was charged, The hall was denssIy packed.
Mr.. Cough was received with enthusiastic
cheers on commencing, and was frequent.
~ Interrupted with applause during his
leclhre. anlBat the Glossy the European
Times says. the audience bt,ke forth in
one unanimous burs, Of enthusiastic cheer.
ing