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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

p,o,t,t ~, II 4. a. me unit v,slef-l OIL ~ HhaH
! oen whHsfs discipline e"nasesi via 'rnHNH',',
A, t,tuia, osso,,iiuis which inii ,iusa ah1tHHi l'N
a., ithlt Ruw,s. e"d tHahri, ~ eu' i"l''"l '''''"
tte,t
am wan,d penii,meu although 100 ,fIas.l "a ~
,vntnuo ~, NNNLs ihat uhp,e ha,e piam i tn h"f'l
end ths,vn,t tet ,i,m sht,, With ~nii "Hi" lh'H
do,io, a. ieAs' We he,u we' hn'o 80 'sir'N'','p'
al 1uu tnittkt iHNinA 90 si'nnH eui iniiiflhf Do
uanv nirn 81 oih lhu head aHi hAnl that "'l
n,m souus us ,uuet meu alN' "ngd 'l""'l n'''1
onp hed"j siouil Nv'usl nh n't, u"l ,h,' s'r' ll'
vel sterg hnm s,neli htrinnlNt" N"m"s boat !" "''
dat L bve ,uu n 10 ~ The n GOT nil"'al'''" 10
,s,s 10 " p,,n heh Rni h,swrl llnn, was "'' ." ''
~, ns hih .ui 30 " tho luda when They ra"e a"lla
u,,lhA,, muitals Wn,a uH Invariably dstn'n' "
usi g. ~, mtu, that duai Hah ran ewln WIN no 'n"' ''
that u Vu.u ,slWt,te lNlnB h'"" !" H"'" W." n'PW''
.roaut And wall euoioiy ~ the ha'on"l teb"m h,'''
OH h,i Ia mud, and he ~ ib""e h", 80, ." "''H'
example u, latitude ~ iiaund wide ma 'he hn"'" ''uh
No Ah.uid ,omomhrf on HIS "rnaa'n" ~" WV -
,iruUrtt aud 40 Tho mor suitable rlning ""'' ~ '''
,mn,Aa which a,o ruplpsoi io bu delivered hf you" P'
shny effect and g. ouhDrniiho r"n' '"".''',' ''"f
H.. a. ,,,,,,se tho hunih 1T Horace Ntuolny" Ilhn
Comrar, T., 80 aud dnuh tho pasi Win h''o 'n"o,,
lha health oI lhomla N koohur i"r"ma" "'
Y,,lsae VIVA psuporpd aud Tho Hon'iW'm was '''''''
A, E'oh., ,hanLod Tho Tribune Guard Tor tho honor
c,uirncd which woe c expected by him Ito '9,,o o.
III, GOOD iuurnro exert d upon mon VINO mus "'"" '
s,h 90 toro,hcr inr n day amuacmoni ho "'vhh'aR'
Mo- la a military point Of Wow no also fo
mnfl,d upon. The best soldiers arc valnn'onf' hn,t
,, ,,l,n era no also conIlincncd They aro men who
hri Tor th,ir country aud ihor homos their wlves anu
th,r Children Loud applause Aicr some ihr'he. 20
marks M, Knokr concluded amid the cheers OF tho Com
lHny. =. -. -, - .-., -,
1ho health Of Thomas McErath was proposed am
chccftd ~ t
The health Of MIR. Samuel Sinclair was also proposed
and ,h,ci,d,
Nv Sinclair thanked Thorn for their kindness
The health of +. j. Ouarson was also proposed anu
Mr Fry proposed The health Of Mr.. Dana, which was
The health Of Mr. Fry was proposed to which he briefly
responded amid applause: ,.
The health of Bayard Taylor given and the compa
ny gave thieo cheers.
The health of AID. Smith being proposed he responded
in a humorous STYLE giving an account OF tho orsina
target company" formed in 1923.
Letters we're read from Gen. Scott, i. l. Barnum SIN
con Draper. and several other gentlemen
The health fMr. John Richards was given to when
he responded briefly. and was applauded
The Award of Prizes to the best shots was the next "a
order. Mr. W H. Fry, by request, distributed them, in
Ill
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a. tAc nsnk a. draw same moee, Whe" he was TOLD no nav
c,e,,hawr. AVID shew,a uele OF ~'ms fieN en w"
n.,,,,ah, N,.h, MswNih Tho te' HeNllsNhH h'h
Nj, a., woe AVID .how,i a. ihvNogih. eAmg hNa 't h.
A,,w sp,tles e,spib Tie s@id be ~ sra aoe' e'ra'n
hee and ar,l.s slps te teA o@ ei'e ~ ti@ aaA ssNh
a.. ttt.si how krs he wcad size him a. SO tho bA'~'e
lie NadAp, tw,nN ml,ul,s And q IL we'He' Na'h''"'"a
then hsNvud ~ s,Ny cpe g. h,r hm ~ ~ "'ho' "wdA
,Nfsss him The mvns, was ,a'scd o"A sA hae'N VIA
che oh,i tmsn ncles Thew 70 swat nVs,'> he'v e'w
a. srd v,,N cre lie talking h~wV'h we' elected ''''
Mm,h eY an overwhelming mNw'p, 'h'n@ "@ mah ''''
than NenseNd weg OsNise OyNA Who Ma then Mvr'
th, hs. however vn,6uml, h,vnN Wits ,>, althca3h
thlnA nov th,,o av m,gN vt rhR, eo vailed nom,'sl''
Nvt,,v han cthe,v lhtw a. lee moc'lms at tho 'm
nN,n V,un,a las, c,,uins. bat he, mespp mc' a"d al
ien,u.A untl this evening +"
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TESTIMONIAL 10 MRS. VAUGHAN.

Tie combine niar, reception given by the friends OF
T,mftrsn,c 10 Mary {. Vaughan. of Oswogo at Merritt
Nsn last evening attracted Of the most crowded au
d,rces that We have Witnessed for long time number
II ucrsons h,nc unable obtain seats John Qua Pres
ia NJ II he Canal Society, Of the Oldest and most
ef,,rt 81 cur Temperance bodies, presided David smith
acting s. Stcr,farv Addresses made by j. e. SnOI
Grass Horace Greeley and o. ). Fowler, in tho order in
which We have named them These gentlemen gave many
in pgtan facts going 70 show tn emergency Oh me aa iur
ril,d by Tie women Of this City, under the lead of Mrs.
Nsrchsr prtparaory and bearing upon the election
srd Cf tie mcrsl influence of that aid elsewhere in the
Sa and the country at large The speakers concurred in
hirh estimate Of the value Of women's cooperation in
ibis sn3 all other moral reform movements Remarks were
s,<o made BY the Chairman and Benjamin Buchanan and
others Mr. BrouW err sang some appropriate songs.
Il having been announced By the President that the col
e,icns OF the evening would be handed to the di,tin
-uished guest of the meeting tangible testimonial OF
reciafye regard upwards of fifty dollars promptly
made IN and disposed of accordingly We have rarely
wnessed a more spirited meeting, one which appeared
20 afford qualification to those in attendance.
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THE NAM LAW ~ nLIsOn

Cesrs.,es1eass q u q = Tsliers . 49,.
JEnsEY COtB1B, DIl Frilsy. w u. i@>5.
Ikaaten Ia inform 900 that oar Csg.y t'9e ios I'm
place On the sh INST snd f5e fesDlt is 'sfy erFos.
Triumph Of Ismpsfsnes w.pepiss L"fHss 4" 70
Lie,nse was he a1ssiion n aDTemys,sae4 Urn
having last JesF sise'e1 tasf cslsdsb fpf SAef9 y
\ majority Of four votes. MERE eDeoaf1ae9 ~ ~ ~
npe principles again b. az s.setl4 is' Cesai3 Jg4If
Cleri, de. and though iEe fstVns ere M ~ ~,
enough 10 known 70 make Ds'if n ef'teni3 tss'
Cso. T. Warren ard CeO. " i<ysdff sfs tisH,AD "
fhole tfEces BY a nti0rty NJ sboaf ~ II f1se' VI
sueh vote win pfo6stly - dssA piDw ., ~ fg'sff
Efforts The paft Il ne niiskyce'seY ~ ms CoyA'y
We don't expect D. earSy he bslDs Isp nfD4gt ~
Lsgiasisrs 49, about Ie,bst istj sgss " fsepsz ~
due tine, II Te lsini not hHss<ys
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CoffsfIouasbft q Ia y Z TfrVlf
Taof Frlay pa is is,s
fosTrs BotNohTH. Msym sAa r,sis.ssa,r - ~ f's
has bstn sseetsd 10 Du8sfoss bfsffAs u seea e'ys'e
on fsiher HsynTnsn Csd.i< es,Zynsn Aiigf N
Wsialhf snoe csfssssd al jsgss r,fgraf E'>eF ~
ias Hi. The While sn0gss u De sygys vssA p'>ssy
Do sreteo lhoUss6 dsgs ~ nsss 49, easy 'spsyfs
she very erusht too, thsi Ls hss essA ~ u ~
is'hH and fsihef 10 law fg szf gi.i3 e4ay Dsh9
uen e%yond The povs II 1s.nE ~ laS bsi.sfts beee
son.osfed one u ue mt 'ssbLs bsssss sss ~ IA -
having been engaged n ne shsssls g,D4ly bsee~ 90
.as'g been nlTe feesaiy ~ pss TIN n bSsy9'fy 9
hoint' How 10 SeoogDi fr Lls ebiqsay " - b,s@
w no one eoobts he Circumstances ~ Dss,ss1g ~ ~
Sueeis Whsn Cd AMI rssIsiisbe dfltns eVlgeaaa9
eha s'fa fhfr oIio1 " ~ ebefEss s'iezes s2sAst
bosSorib hsy ali eni4ms ! Ea5 is bsi ~ gse es9
Pes"' wondering bos eeB w. fsd,fJ ilsye,asa g.as
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

To The EdiCT Of The v L. Irtbhhr
SIR: Having had direct agency In the establishment
of the Day School the Five Points and unwilling a. an
TO take sides with either party, in the unhappy difference
now existing between Mr.. PgAsE aud the Ladies Mis-
sionary Society yet OF duty, unsolicited by any
7crsor compes me to make the following statement.
benevolent lady in the upper part of the City sent for me
sometime in the summer Of 1850, saying that she had
already collected Of money sufficiently large to
commence operations with Day School at the Five Points
and requested me, in connection with gentleman stand
ing very ligh in tie benevolent world TO make Immediate
arrangements for the establishment Of School sought
al interview with number of the leading spirits concerned
In that locality In interview with Mr.. PEAsE, stated
10 him emhacally that IN made an arrangement
with him. or in connection with his enterprise, II must be
to the entire exclusion of all dsnOmnaonal IDEAS; in
other words on a broad Catholic PLATFORM without asy
special pie adngs for particular sects churches to al OF
Which he readily consented and ever aiterward, am
haruy to say endeayor,d to make good thai pledge Al
this time there was Day School at the Five Points
neither had the Mission a Mission, or otherwise, any
agency in the establishment OF this teacher was en-
gagged books slater, maps &c were brought aud paid Tor
ont Of this Fund and not by the Mission IL true they
gave us the Of their ROOM but We bought stove re
paired and Gle ansed the employed Jamtor Tor the
Sabbath as well during the week. furnished all the coal
that was consumed IN that room duing the winter besides
bath clock, &C. &c Now, in view OF these facts, now
can elbow to pass uncOrrected the communication IN
Tie ITfJune Of the 10th, saying that the Ladies Home
Missionary Society established that School when am
prepar,d TO prove that they only had agency in Tue
matter but they consented to the arrangement az made
with Mr. PEAsE-thus the School went into operation, is
still so and trust doing much good in that benghted
eiOn. GEOh0E w. IEAhOAii - oi"ht o.
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BOARD on COUNTY VANvAsseHS

BOARD on COUNTY tANN ASStkS
Nv SATURDAY ~ squNtter past y, 1, NJ met o' ma
Csn,a..esv arrra,d aud ,N4 ,hclr seas Alderman
Nsr,N rfthe ih Wsgd eNprescd himscli 'eadv 10 ~"
,A With she ,an, 49, ut his Nerl n SOON 90 he NHm
MERGED ,sare tho ,riu,ns e. tho clciA. oil the m'nher'
otl thc ,Ns,rsion vt Alderman Canall lon. AM Ade,
NAV 1. s,l tou he Chairman rWN momhota er' o'neid
rA su,au AMI those two, With the a,.ls' ance at inc
$l,,As ,omllcpj the cSn at the iith Wand Win ta'
s>,,i vt o., rtWtns NVm tho I'd District when h"n 10
he s,rt hack fnr q ,lrM correction There an 10 va
t,i,,s In this Wand and was u o'clock when inc
rsr,ass Was rOt throush With Thew were but Tow
outsiders prrscut and dsny prcv ahoi Than AZ pre-
,i,ps p,ctfirss Alderman Cornell having c''ne'ei ny
WI. th, Hoard was declared adjourned 10 u 'i''A
AcrdsN -, -. ,.u,..
tue e'N''"'. - ,e.','. y. .,,..l ~.
y - ~,,,,,r. 81 wcnv Nlstmcr olectns Chair nan aui
~ haf an hour each AZ =. eseh OF "a ~
~ AS Sne ies snr hepg hosfin sdug Il state toAet
tvrs fts Fsss Sixteenth Wards and cnino COZ .
sftresiNp sAsh - rct hour ..s.': s.'. "
NJ hca Nstcnins tenY hNe 90 sN OF 'h'
tr.g, rrsraf. ciheu shos the Hall eioNina cEsSl 10
SOS, stA Comfy 81 FanCcnih and I"enyhfsi .
zach 81 hour "
~, ls-Sa-~ kears' strning 60 rcadns sac am
81 SiNtrcnta and t"tn ioth Wards niihh
40. ssfrcet watching Chairman smoke hls cigar ~
irtiudirt tc imaginary services OF ciShiech
hrrs hsaTas reading OF hgurcs rom a.
Mafd two hculs.... ~
Te,s s "A heufs SEXUAL average Of about esh men
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D. %. o. as1 Htaia S, ata va
10 NnWaNs iiflu haFaHsAi d y MUM "#
aenenHier Htiaii tN1 fififni affss ~ 49, 'apHM ~
ii'siss WmnH'i s.a o. 80 irngstieps tHf 'fssfsf4i
iteis is 10 ahs'inl niaif. l@ss fttsi i.f @sa
sinui"f 'a'N'si frle .iianiu 49, iisa hs- ''fi p"
,.i,r Hir ih' ltntis ~ ,tpHm iia eyii hmm ~i'hN -
nsn ssnfi w. ihs hsltfsanisv.i In sisi4Hys AflHH
hhs
no VIE. nd innaDD ~ III eisssss h. aefel hyvs,sf
mp'h lst 'eat ann utat speculative t,iss ~ d, ~
.ess hsirie and ten'fen sg,es iiai fstss s,e mn
Aissf ~ r"nsn, ni,'alsd w. fpsHp mi arih9fa1 W
lew ul'h s'a condemned aihs w. iia gfup4 ~ hsprhd
,an Institutions snd ila sl ~ ta Christian nes lDp
tons,' god nuntsu s'ns. bnn nnle ~ Hanoiyp hsf
m.die isdi.ea 1l,snsads ~ is boat mon aUo vonan.
h. oil ",f conmnniiss astinz au' qprslipns i1fsg
Wig should noi Wofnapa wDfh be paid for acoyriinz
a. The qroiH 81 Tho work dono aud tbo n Tbs
woihul
Iiog fini We open for woinana enerzes spheres
Of vol f'munfrned irdnsiryi
Q why Lould not Wiycr equally will Husbands, b.
l,d t. lor own ,nrnlnrsl
why should not Wdows equally with Wdowers, be
como w. sw The legal guarana they certainly are b.
nature Tho natural guard Of their own children
On whRi jusi grssnds do the laws mako distinction
between Men ard Women in regard 70 the owner.hp Of
properly inheritance and the administration Of estates
G. Why should Women any more than Men, be taxed
without representation
T. Why may not Women claim TO b. tried by jury OF
their poors, with exactly the right Men claim 10 be
and actually ore
II Women need protection Of the laws, and are sub
jet to the penalties Of the laws equally with Men Why
should tley not have equal influence in making the
LAVE and appointing Legislatures the judiciary and EK-
ecuiivel
And finally If Gov misunderstanding 10 our National
Declaration Of Independence" derive their just powers
from the consent oss governed why should Women any
more than Men. be governed without their own consent
and why therefore is not Woman light to Suffrage pre-
cisoly equal to Mans
For the end Of finding on. practical answers to these and
similar questions, and making suab arrangements to
bring the existing rrosFs Of Women in the State OF New
York before the Legislature at its next sessonwe the
undersigned do urgently request the Men and Women Of
the Commonwealth Gs,ele in Convention in the City
Of Rochester on "Wednesday the seth Nov and Thursday
tic lst Of Dec, 1883
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DUTCHESs AND ULSTER

Co-rsstcsze1es q Tks = J. Tr-s-s
POUGBEEEPsIE, Tuesday, NOV. H. -;
am sUryrise1 fLst yOu continue me sisr, OADh|E
Is STKELIB0 The Name Law AsseinDi nan eaeci 10
pis dj.trict. asa Had" Mrs j. thorough g0ng
Free e,fl DemOerkf wh9 ilhslsd the ar u ifee1Dm
ssnorf tbe Lills Il % Berssife aud YAose Prines
pes have not ehhnee3 viii be change n pl4c@ lie
was elected a. an inlepeD1elf Name Law ean1l4At@,
upon that issue alone bot j. radical EeiofAssf' a.
decidedly Anti Slavery BE- be l. Ant-kam
zee that. ina letter from corrseygs6ssi Eefs ne
rsne o. cur eHleien; Nsine Law CD.D0rtsuf 10 tlls
county j. erroneou,ly printed. John J.. Vsss<,n il
tkould BE- Join Vassaf. 70 DLoss uanssflsa snDfis
lie friends Of TemDeTsLes here issi us@A''ss
gYeatly indebted for their sueests 90.
Your, truly, ",
PR-JoLp r. Howell, d Ulster, Nhgm gp9 As's
slss siorYed IL be1 Hs tD44 ~ ~ A'iSsF'i az
dsy before election
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YHON VENAS

RAlrlNoEg. Nov - iSS
" f>,,.-s rs-s-s e. y ,.iay iss s0e rece.rci They
- ,,slr,s,,- sssss cf ne i,.h ms Nst the news
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s5sssss 81 FtSs Fsss ..
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rxars OF ANOTHER TELEGRATHER IN NEW
ORLEANS

NV OxLIANs. >alu7lsv Nov u. SO.
Wkxn GrStr lzte chssf ogvrs;oF N ths cay On
a.. wS--.,r a. M O-isSus Tsc--apa sni formerly
= lss.r-,sH ElSS- Sis- Us morning, AiteE an Illness
Al sgSsrsl = sz.A.s 1&-li-c2.
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There were 100 deaths in the City and Liberties OIL
Philadelphia during the week diDg last saturday AduiL
70. Children. 81. OF Consumption, 81; Stilborn, IL.
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having of the complete ali-fachOn OF the
Guard and their friends the company, at about 10 o'clock
separated.
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NTNNEsOIA--OHe.al-l

Icf&4 .s-ss-De. 1900
W1thiBgfon, Chfsgo ap1 lisscs tDala-ss h0' 's's''
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TIJr LATEST NEWS.
ESCN,vEn ny
..cNErIC riSi.EGKArU
yscu WASHINGTON

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NARY Is. +. Curtis DO . - SANDS tanAnds'Sna
MAY NAUeHN Oswero, y. VIC. n SANDS, CanindN9ua
Friends Of the Equsi Rights Of Women who may o. N
the Ccryeuton, invited to Communicate h
views I'd wishes Ia writing.
EdiloIs friendly. please copy.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
V Tr-DICIAL DISTRICT-IOEcid !

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Iut ttrrtst pftHttivFs vF ~ iHfA.'"' ~
rAb,ats, o." Yesterday. ,ho i1'h si Nstt~seN ''.'0
...a 80 t.asu,t ai,ans s.p'ed 80 '"s hf'@' - H'
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STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS AT NJ. PAUL FOR loo3.-As nav
oann an the Mississippi is probably suspended for the
n yt five months we have been 10 some trouble 10 look
over Tho number of steamboat arrivals at the port o. ~
Paul during the past season aud comparing ne WIZ" VIZ mp
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-14

ID UfLDfNG HARDWARE, wholesale an a
~ Retaii.- Splendid Porceiaine Door Forni-
ture, French Win low Knobs and Latches, Bell
Pulls and Levers, Finger Plates, Mouthpieces for
Speaking Tube, Wrought and Cast Locks and
Latches, Sliding Door Trimmings, SC. The sub
scribers would respectfully cali the attention OF
owners, builders, and otherst TO their etock of the
above goods, now comprising the largest aseort-
ment to be found in the country. Also, fine Till
Pad!ocks and Night Latches, of Cbubb's, Bra
mains, Days, and other celebrated ma kers. Brass
Lock and Trimmings for ship use Sole agents
vi Dixon's Black Lead Crucibies.
BALDWIN & MANY,
y 49 John street, New York.
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Last Week at Iron Hall.
THE AZTECS.

Last Week at Iron Hall.
q THE AZTECs,
zE,azd a Ne,c Race Of People, 1too Feet High.
TSHE LITTLE AZTECS will continue their ex-
i hibiton all of the present week, at Iron Hall,
tree times every day-from 10 to II, 8 to 5, and
1 to g. atgs ~ e .s.E
They will be assisted nightly by
s{ls.5 Madame ROSALIE DURAND,
a vocalist whose personal charms and accom-.
plshmepts are not surpassed by any artist known,
and whose singing ia nightly contrasted with Som
tag and Alboni She is truly splendid vocalist.
n signor ANTONIO NOvELLI,
the great primo basso, is truly magnificent yo-
calist. E.s s. r.
ssg LIE PETIT OLE BULL,
an astonishing youth of ten years.
t.e..ss... And Mr.. GOODALL,
the eminent Violinist and VioonceIlist.
Adm sson for ladies and gentlemen quarter.
OLA dollar; children l2I cents
Jan IL as5s k.s- &sE Il &zza Gs@