New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-28

Wsn shes going oui" said one; She's comm ia"
80 ths oher "dont You see the Fight She carries
ss.~d ,be wss and SO she did and there on bsfore
- btsufiul wake Of red light. glowing over the
! - N. An October moon. wake before An sn
.,rc esmcr is not the only craft that makes par Of
rt., pyery dawnng truth every discovery. anrs
Of Esh before it no matter isom what point il CON,
/ nd no mstier who gn'oes u
DT-s,rlos,.s mind should be "a port o. entrvy and
..,'hcsy a lookout In slmos. every depariroen. of
thought and enterprise the world have been looking
ar lshs teo long, and il was great dsy for free
lsfcst;op when somebody Discovered tho light a. the
sbow."
\ c.,rry OnDHANoE-In this country when our rnl,-s
IN not TIE people win pass sslusry laws The Common
ceruI have been prayed to for long time to stop cattle
ayrg the sree,s particularly onepndsy but the prayer
a be people was unhoeded ,Iho cattle drovers are abou.
omplsh this mos; desirable object by cnoher course
Ca tks agreement under the head OF Cate Market on
s page change the market dsy from Monday TO Tues
ID, This viii accomplish the object and give the people
s sabbath nseae Of the nuisance they have long en-
d 10 this reford noisy minority opposed but We
49, sured the people Of this City will sappor.the drov
:, and the opponents satisfied to give up Sunday
1,rr the people viii demand and will have an ordinance
,,,s driving any day in the week Let stick for the
/ 1sesa.y market at all events.
cO,rv,. CofIreE-The Profe.sorshp Of Natural
.phaoophy and Chemistry in Columbia College made
..e,pt by tho resignation ofqrof Renwck still remains
-snsA No new man. indeed OF proper self estimation.
.0ud upbesisfngly the post 80 long and so ably
fud BY Prof r. and few with proper regard for their
n r,puistOn would at this day undertake teach prop
v bob The above comprehensive but little allied depart
,,rts The Trustees should divide them and form tso dis
fpa Proessorsbips. An aumnus Of the College is of
,oure desired Prof Gillespie whose suggested
IA, declined the nomination preferTng to remain in his
,r,sp, post at Union College and believe the most
,rorent candidate at present s Prof Wocot Gibbs Of
DE Free Academy
Frg WARDEN EIrcrIoN.-A meetinrof the Repressn
yes Of the New York Fire Department held at Fire
mems Hall last evening for the purpose of eecting Fire
warden which resulted as follows Total number of votes
rolled l5i Of which John T. Harding. Of Hook and
Ladder Co. No 49, received 90 votes; seth. G. Douglas
ofEneino Co No 6, % votes; NJ Gilmore Of Hose Co No
s2 "a votes Mr. Slcper of Engine Co No. @ 10 votes
Blank @ Mr. Harding was therefore, duly elected Fire
Warden in place Of Mr. CroInmels.
TARGET ExcuRsIoN-Ilc Terheune & Martin Guard
CAPT Joseph A. Gardner went their first annual
sion on Monday Goth to Fordham n Y This company is
tomposod Of the persons employed at Messrs 7
iensye Cooperago Establishment No % Waierst They
mustered So officers and priyates and after conendng in
Remarkably skilul for prizes, twenty in
number and ranging in value from ssl to s. presented by
the First Ward flour merchants They returned home in
The evening highly delighted with tho days pleasure and
after nine hearty cheers for Messrs r & L adjourned to
meet again next Christmas
FpGTTIvK SLAVE LAw.--An article having appeared in
swssngon paper saying that the United States Narshas
in The State OF New York required bond Of indemnify be
fore executing warrant under the Fugitive Slave law we
lsro been requested by tho Marshal say that such
rule lot observed is this District the only question here
being whether or moi warrant is regular.
Df.rn PROM BcRNs-Ann Morrison, ono Of the mn
fortunate females of the City who resided ut No % Elm
h was burned to death shortly after six o'clock last even
ing in consequence Of her clothes accidentally taking fire
from ihe grato or fro place which she stand
ing Her cries aud shriebs for assistance which unf0r
unsiey came lso to her might have been heard
for several blocks. Officer McManu' Of the Sixth Ward
quickly on the spot and rendered such aid a the nc
oessites Of the case demanded.
FiRFs-At O'Clock on Tuesday morning FIRE broke
out in the large brick building No st. Johns lane occu
pied on the frat Hoor by Mr. Berry carpenter shop
second floor by Mr SchrvomaD. cabinet maker third Hoor
by Mr. Kreg a chair mandatory The fire originated
in the third story from unknown ard in consequence
OF e large amount Of inammable material in the boling
the flames spread from floor to floor with great rapdiy
Tie femen early on the ground, but before they
could subdue the flames the upper portion of the building
with its contents, was nearly destroyed.
Mr. Berry estimates his loss at Oyor $500 Insured or
$4,000 I'm the United States Insurance Company,
Mr. Schriveman estimates his loss st about $3.50 NJ
insurance
The building owned by Mr.. Berry, and damaged
10 the amount of about : 500.
The adjoining buildings sustained triang damage.
About q o'clock Tuesday morning Ere broke on!
in the house No 39 East Twenty eecond IT. II originated
in the basement and was extngushed before much dam
age occurred.
ESrrApIrroS CAsE-In the Supreme Court Mr..
OConor On behalf of the Government of the United
Staies appeared yesterday, aud said he had been IN
sructed by the general government at Weshngton omake
an issue by which decision finally be obtained from
he Supreme Court of the United States touching the right
of the State Courts to take parties out OF the custody OF
ihe United States by writ of labeas Corpus the law c
Congress providing for right TO bring said writ before
Judges Of the United State Courts and that the Maehs
In parsuanoe of such decree but with great repect TO the
Court will decline consequently, bringing Heilbornn
The young man claimed under the Ashburton treaty by
As British GQyqDmenii, Ss 2he:se OF ie1sury, vyyw
s .-s Court on the writ OF liabeas Corpus Judge Nit
eh suggested that tho matter might be reached by bring
ing the party up agreeaby 10 the writ and taking an ap
s from bis decision thence to the Supreme Court OF the
United States Mr. OConor doubted if the sta'nte
authorizes such q course on the Habeas corpus MI
Besteed, for prisoner. made remarks.
Ibe Judge adjourned further argument TIL TINS forenoon
ARascALLY Acr-A young girl named Mary Wash
bun was, at late hour Sunday night found Wshde,
ng in the streets of the Eight Ward by Oheer Undersl
k She was conducted TO the police station ana there
stated that she had been induced by promises OF obtaining
good situation, to accompany a man naIcS u " ..
ten the home Of her parents az feasantVhlS' y
trusted 70 his care ST. all the money she had ana tna' ne
had deserted her and eft her 70 wander about the streets