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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
SOCIETY ISLANDS.

We have news from Eimeo TO July q. This island
is within sight of Tahiti and there is constant CON-
munication. The islands were 10 complete state Of
guietness far political matters concerned.
The measles had been prevalent throughout the
whole group, and in almost every case followed by
dysentery, which ever proved fatal. A large num-
Der of the population had died
The last Of the orange crop had been gathered and
there would be but few more shipped
A number of ships had put into Tahiti for repairs,
among which was the British ship Swarthmore, from
Melbourne for London, with 1j,OOO,O OO francs Of
treasure and a large number of passengers. The
Swsrtbmore leaking very badly, and would dis
charge TO repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
SIBERIA and KAMSCHATKA
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHALING
EIEET

FLEET.
Nv the schooner Eudorus, Capt. Sesman, thirty
three DAYS from the Ochosk Sea, We have received
snteresting intelligence from the Northern Russian
settlements and from the immense whallng hee' 40
that region We congratulate the hardy fishermen on
their success for though there has been one snip TO-
tally lost and severe damage sustained oy several
others as general thing the fleet has been most sue
nessial For number of years there mas not oee9
near 80 much oil obtained early in the season. anu
the probability is, that on its ending there WIZ nave
been more oil caught than in any previous year. we
regret that Capt Seaman is unable 10 give us any IN
formation of the ship Monongahela, OF New-bediord,
which our readers viii remember was carried INTO tde
Arctic by the ice in the fall Of 1883. Tie states ina,
none of The chips he spoke or heard from had obtained
ANY intelligence from the missing whaers. or course
much interest was felt and every inquiry had been
shade by their brother mariners, without success.
This will danpen the hopes of friends lessening the
probability of their being in existence As II Is an
men summer perhaps later in the season some vessel
may penetrate far enough into the ocean OF ice to at
least obtain some clue to their fate If not in hme to
Cant Seaman reports great fields Of ice in the Bay
ns Sbapta this season. He did not encounter much
ri II having had no occasion TO so in among II: On
Juy 4 he reports having been among ice as hign as
the mast head Of the vessel The ice did not get OUT
Of the Bay of Shsnta until about July y, when II
began 10 break and float out TO the ocean ne also
repc IT'S that there are only few weeks during 'he
wear that the Sea of 0chotsk is clear OF Zee
The shp Silss Richards, Wilcox, OF w'beuiora,
was driven on shore by the ice on the southwes. sac
of Shanis Bay; vessel total loss. All tne 0u anu
bone were ssyed and put on board the snip h''e'na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

THE PERMANENT CURE OF RUPTURE.-Tbe
following extracted from The NewYoTk 5eslpsl for August
ls edited By Edward H. Dixon NJ D. lste Surgeon 70 tho
Deaf Dumb and House Of hefnse designed
20 answer the subject TO the Editor
Among the variety diseases that the attention Of
the practical surgeon occupy place OF higher interest
than that which the bowel decends from It's proper position.
ans emerEes through opening The manes Of the open
through which the bowel dsseends and tle sbsoue neees
fy continuity Of the entire nteso tbs con-
tnusDee Of life and It's liability during lie dspsce-
ent construction and mDrtiaeffion, this disease often
bought by labor and reader hs unfortunate
liable any to Of the most dangerous sod
operations This CONSTANT dsnf 70
life with the oppressive and inadequate support even
the best In exhausng and variable climate mus
der the reliable assurance Of certain and ma cure :" f
less value 70 the afflicted lsbofiBg man. ,w Ill
without gOpg into detail the nature OF VIZ H. d.
known operation for permanent (ennreIy ~
from the danger. and properly pefo.na th.s re-
successful RESULT Dr. Dixon assures thoss NJ - Mn hi Inc
cent beautiful and simple proyensnn msae ~ 80.
nstrums pfs for performing the simple ana eoI ~
ess operaton enable him ~ azure t1gso o nsr.snent
Wee that they may place Implicit fe"s"'' 70
cure" A.. ,,.rtion the inheritance
Of The 6rst syuptom Of herns-nsny PoI.ons mn ~
VI az ~. vithout any eonsnemsat wnateyef ~ tne
..s ne consists 81 general tansss or swelling
nposeo the zoin-ususllJ dssppe ring on
or psne1 5000. Hsmorrhods, Piles, admit Of certsio
yns ~ proeess-neithsr requiring the knife. When
cure ~ .1 sisnt. received AZ Dr. Dxoys private Hos
klts 49, Applicants abroad will address EDwAsD n
men nx D. Editor Of The sealpeI. Box No. SUI ross
oses City applicants viii apply personally ct Dr. Dh'Ss
gs hours non morning. u 10 daily and 70 y.
evenings; and Of no other hours
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HARD TINES AT BANG OR.

10 as Editor ef The y. T. Tribune
BANGOR, Tuesday. Oct. "a, 1884.
Our business horizon s dark. There are some fall
ures. Manufacturers are placed in a strait place.
10 st. John lying dead IS 600 worth of tim
Der wsiting demand. Much of this is owned in
Bangor.
On the whole, there is remarkable endurance aud
resolute holoipg out. This is striking trait in Ban
gor business character. Much of it will, doubt not
prove Yuccessful.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

We have the Costa Rican Gaeeta to Oct l. IL
contains nothing Of much importance. In Nlearasua
Chamorro is gaining on his oppOnens and the PrOs'
pect now is that the revolution viii soon DC pu. c.
In Guatemala the approaching elevation Of Gen Can'
era to the dignity Of President for life seems 70 nave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

The IsDEPESDEsr.-This paper appears to be in a
aourishing condition, to judge from the following,
from this weeks number:
"OuR IScREAsE.-Al Boosting is unseemlyi there
fore we would never indulge in il. IL itters itte
to US editorally and nothing pecunarly, whether t1e
readers of this journal are few or many. ie. y
eystfvno IN us 10 the propretors and the publisher
and 10 our numerous friends, that as another year Of
this enterprise draws to close, we are sole 10 re-
port steady and rapid increase Of subscribers The
IRE in March last dersnged our suoseripuon-ist 70
our old subscrbers, and since that event we have
entered upon our books the names OF more than Two
thoupand eight hundred new subscribers. The whole
number received since the enlargement OF the paper
- Isnrsrv IL over three thousand seven hundred
and we frequently receive from fifty 10 eighty new
names in a single day. Since Thursday last we have
received two hundred and ffty."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

BEWARE OF SwISDLERs.-About Election time G
number of sharpers are running around soliciting
subscriptions for political partiesa These weldressed
fellows have been making calls of this sort through
the Twenty-frst Ward, representing themselves as
duly authorized to collect for the Reform cause-Hunt
for Mayor, Mott for Alderman They succeeded in
fleeing several highly respectable citizens. Gentle
men should be cautious to whom they give their
money, this mode Of raising the wind has been
reduced to a system, and is extensively practced.
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FIRES.
rIRE IN wAsHINGIoN.sI.

fIKE II WAsHINGTON+sI.
About u O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire was
discovered in the provision establishment Of William
Il. Detich, No. 5z9 Westinghouse. The hremen
early on the ground and soon extinguished the
Asmes-not, however before the premises were dam
aged to the amount Of about 81 600 We could no.
ascertain whether not the establishment was in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

OSE OF "THE SETTLLRs."-Tke Monroe Md
Sentintl says: Mr.. Powell, an old Revolutionary
soldier years Of age, with his wife, seventy
Eve left here the 18th ult, for Nebraska, in COM
many with sevsra other citizens. Mr.. p. is remark
able vigorous capable Of chasing deer with rife
a shoulder 20 miles day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Miss Louisa PyDe will appear tonight at the Broad
way in the Crown Diamonds. Her Rodes variation;
at the finale, which che introduces, are deemed among
the most brilliant Of her vocaizatiOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

N.rInNAL TnEATER.-TO.NIGHT M

NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MT Y, Os
snIrH Il 70 sppear this house the CARpEsrER o. hoy,
Eg.y Mise HATHAWAY as Alexis In the " WIzAsD skrg,.
which With the comic psntomime OF the " MAGIC kosE,"
forms a most excellent programme To hosko" lsanisU
FygsINc The Second CoxcERT will be gwen Mr. J: C.
IvSs Nj O. HOLMAN Mr.. q. X. WILKINS Mss G. HIy-
gEgT Mis- JULIA BAKroy and Mrs o. HOLMAN are 70 sing.
snd werfu Orchestra will also perform Anmsson
10 which Is only IS Concert 70 commence @eoch-
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Advertise ment.
Brass ROLLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of sheet

rolled and pateTs Brsss and 0ermsa Slyet
Brass Copper German Silver Wire; Bras and Copper
TnbiDs; Bras. Kettles; German Silver 10 the Ingot
Also dealers In Insot Copper Bsnca Tn SPeer. NICKEL.
&c Orders from dealers Others solicited NIL at Water
bury Conn; store Nos as and 81 John Il. New-York
BEgEDtcr Il BUhSHAM, Manufacturing Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

FoUSD DRowsEp.-Coroner Hilton yeeeeiuay !, L. -
an inquest upor the body Of James Dohsry. as, ~,
lspe ys. Of s who va f9sna asrss.sS s.1 tsss very
ntsmossis IN h hsbi,s and supposed . haze sasn NE
As scst ysls fio.ie-sss e. - ss u Es Dry DeskH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

WEST FLUsHING.-The last sale of the season,
which postponed in consequence OF the rain will tste
place on the ground FRIDAY Nov g. at o'clock Tickets
and particular can had Of the parties before
BARK.R a. ELLIOTT, No. Nassaust.
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HELP FOR The SUFFERERS At BELIzE.-The fol-
lowing subscriptions are hereby acknowledged for the
destitute sufferers by FIRE at Belize, Honduras:
Walter r. Jones' SIS Beebee Co.. slo; John c.well
Co as; r. l. Rogth Sons, IS; Wilson o. HINT, SO; A.
Wsssoo Co $50; A. 7. Stewart Co, 80; Lord Warren
Co $40; James Bishop Co, sle; furlnan Co, s15;
r sanford sic; Woodw ard Cromwell, s5 w: Psrtrse
NsylOf ,ss Richard Iryag Co; rs; Phelp. Dodge
Pi.hsr / Co, sE; Howe Brown, $40; W. Lobsch 4
seheP.lsr, slti C RSssi5s 1 Co.: 90 C. R Polon
Is; James H. Rich, so; How,s Co, S; T. Cszsf. 81
Cooda Noble, IS Psnelston Sheffield, SIS whitloes
EeIoE Carter s5 Cssh In various s49-Tosl stS
This sum, with the $40 already forwarded for this
purpose is close on to o. 900, which will be Of great
relief to the distressed.
On their behalf wish here 10 return many thanks
to the Press Of this City for their vaasble aid and
also the donors for this worthy object ryx
Ne.e- York, Oct q, 1854 JOSIAH JEA-
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advertisement ]
Gas FNruREs of new and tasteful patterns,

i b. found AZ the wareroom. Of MITCHELL BAILEY CO.
Nos s5 and 81 John Long experience i9 the business snd
peror facilities manufacturing enables 70 furnish
goods the quality finish the very lowest pcea
The trade supplied favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

FopQy weather, such as yesterday, makes no
a,,1. ia the operations ut RoOTs Gallery he take. most
pereet PIcfvEEs any weather. Call at his Gallery No Ss
Broadway
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In your paper Of the -5d October, yoa publish,
der the heading Of Highway RoiGery,' srsvs
charges against a e. ia reference to sny 1hom
a. S@ih, GhSTged ~iih hishsN robbery, sad you
state that refused 70 take the complain. ~ de;aia
Smith but discharged him upon bis parole Of honor
o show low utterly Unounceg are these s,a,e--nnts
herewith sppend certain sh iayits, which 1 wish
you TO pa5iish.
reoucs, Won a. make the esesfs honorable, and ~
Gse me from the base and malicious ate npt OF CAss
,I. I., 1' r-.o.e,fuliy WILLIAM B. DRAKE
CaS end Oun y Mo- yrk Fh1. s@ith o. ed c,'y.
tsios ssen sy. bsi Msd9esdsy oct % 49,, be va IN
Clinton Mars,t Ocrr Henuifra ot tnr Ninth Wat Police.
hira refused inform deponen whJ be sresteo nm
Ar seng from hs MARKET Z. sgid eent ne sfiss.e
whor he rrrd prponcn iafo. ned him ks cid with
Keep eomFsny with the persons he named ne .asa qua
he ise so' me vice. r,SsAs &c was NY
bloush the Police Ceat Second sis,rc before
Wm DrAhe Esd Alderman OF ,he rweSy .eeSaa .ra
deIusD, who hGaioS sid Courtthere rus 10 cber
magistrate present and tie .Si % dsP1a.n. sSSs osss
employ Nj SOLOMON Hswes became responsible Zoe de-
Se preseusS ssss.s him Ton this. AID 6.Is persisted de-
pcseht 90 until notified that ~ wanted
Deponens further that Ne notified this day Oct IT.
70 attend said Police O'Clock NJ BY s-rmsn
Drskethat he attended 81 the tine named Inc exansiou
sSs Seropest s,s som~s 70 p.os ard at ooet aid
Oreer hsnn to the prison for deFonc Mt aud nste
Ninth Ward Station House before who sitting
and said to the Lok srouud aud see II the man
know this dsponent-thAg be the mAa~heh hs
peattd the Police Court to JEsiee Clarke, who heseapoa
discharged him this dsPonenf tom any eT'mnAy Ia mo
matter
Ia coupony saw ths person who csled
uron TO Identify hu aud that he Is entirely ionocent aud hss
committed psto in tse commission OF said al
legged odruse, either 80 principal 90 secs s.ofy - -
sworn 70 before re this 27,h day Of October 1854
4 o. coda
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~ Ton..s No 60 Courtlandt-,

CHoLERA.-Dr. TOBIAS, No % Courtlandtst'
LIZ ~ yssSIT,x ffxfxgxr IL ssila Only % eA
per bottle Who that values NE Will Be witnoatn' son
the Druxzists throaghoat the United sstsa
& Co.. BossOp; Dyott Sons, PhiAsds'poia
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Advertise tnsnt.

=, tbs American School ofDegn No $50 Broadway BY Pu-
niIs Drawing Nature L. quickly learned New Puph
received on MosDAY next Gallery free to applicants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
sworn 70 before m this 27th day Of October 1854
W j. ROOAE, Cpmniissioaes OF DeedA

Gin cad Conafv II Ne- Yoyk s-psniel Williams OF said
CITY Being daily he present. In Court when
rhcmss Smith. the fore going affidavit mentioned was
brought before Alernsn Drsle by Oher Hsnnea Of tho
Ninth ard Pocri that present 70 m,ke charge
ssust said smh that deponent ofred 10 become surety tor
smiths appearance the alleged oense aud thst
solomon Halves also present and 0aeed % entsr into
bonds with for sad Smiths Appearance that .sr
some further Alderman Drake allowed said smith
derAt Opponents assurance and the ssd
HAYES Smith. that he should appear FOR exsminau
any moment he might be notied that deponent attended
Smith this day before Justice Clarke, puru
Of ssid agreement when the complainant, who present.
stated that ssd Smith the and he there
mon discharged BY the Msgra,e that said smith 10 10 tho
employ poneni and dPonen alleges that when he heard
thai said Smith had been arrested well satisfied dcpo
neut that 50 charge false that he immediately offered
become surety said Smiths appearance 70 smoant;
that derouent of hs know that the said Smith
IVES az wora Loze slaughter house 81 the time the
panant alleged that the oense was further
ieifh NOT DANIEL WILLIAMS.
sworn 10 before me this nth day Of October 1884
W. J. ROOME Comm. ss.oner Of Deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
fAdvsrsis>ment.l

Gas, GAs,-GAs FIXTURES OF new deasS
ana snsarps.ssd vort.sn.hp. VII b found e * -
,rsnnf.~fny;ns dkpSs Of AacnHR, WANTS 20, -
p,osx~s,. si.s sew portable sas sspnstzs fa sess
tancss shWches or tscsorss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

CRICKET. - Patterson IN. j. Club vs.. second
Eleven Of New.York Club. This match comes off on
Monday at HosOken. 1t will be one days play, so
that visitors had better get over early. Wickes will
be pitched at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

LANDS SOLD FOR TAxEs.-The first sale under the
present law for collection of taxes, was held on the
eth of December 1852, and the two years allowed for
redemption will expire December 7, 1854. Nom
residents, and Others win do well to attend to this
Up to November C, the money may be paid at
Albany, at the State Treasurers Office. After that
only at the Office of the County Treasurer where the
land was sold. A neglect to redeem may cause tho
loss of many a widow and orphans only inheritance.
1t will be well for every paper to call attention to
this important fact-ater December = 1884 all lands
upon which taxes were not paid in 1852, will be for
feited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

DEATH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hilton
yesrd, held an inquest Bellevue Hospital the body
who died there from the effects Of iae
rance and lie alb tut ye set ten inches
HIGHT had sardy hair and red whkos and dressed
blue drsb plush vest striped black pebH, black
kossuth hat. blue socks and shoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
LIGHT FINGERED GENTRY NABBED Yesterday

LIGHT FINGERED GENTRY NABBED Yesterday
morning thu Police arrested sir suspected pckpoches board
the Isaac Newton charged with picking the pockets num-
her of the passengers Their were Edvard Williams
I'm Towns nd, James ODowe George Hill, Patrick Nor
ri. and John Doyle.
They picked by the officers ard before the pssseu
ho arrested the party on their landing On searching tho
prisoners there found Morris go ss on Hill y eensi
en- ODows one dozen silver butter knyes aud ~ o5 on
DOYLE slI 50 in gold +i IN bills end gold wsteh on VIII
ans So and on Townsend 80 and bowie knife Doyle hes
CHARGED Aug H. 1851 They were all fully committed Tbs
of the boat deserving Of much credit tor her
prompt action la securing the arrest Of this party.
Albany State Re sister, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

October IL 1851 certify that ThOma Smith the young
man charged with highway robbery and who taken before
Adsrmn Drake the Jefferson Market Police Court BY Of
fcer Bannien theinh ard onths 25thnst voluntarily
came be fore me sI by daily
who stated that he could not IDENTIFY the said Smith o the
person who the robbery him. aud that b. had
never him before There being eydeoce Whatever
sssnst,nm he discharged by me- d. w. CLARK, Police
Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

SALE OF AMERICAN PAISTISGs.-Messrs. IL. H.
Leeds & Co. advertise sale of original paintings by
eminent American artists, to take place at No. '4s
Broadway, in the room over The entrance to Tr.
Chapns church, on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings of next week. The names OF Page, Weir,
Hicks Cropsey, Boutelle, May, Rsnney and others
are in the catalogue This ID intended to be the first
of series of annual sales giving the artists an OPP
portunty of offering to the public large and varied
collections of their works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Ctr and County If Nec York ss-Solonon Hawes Of ssh
CITY he has read the foregoing shdayit
OF Daniel and knows the contents thereof that tho
facts in reference to what took place before
Alderman Drake rue that deponent was also present this
present called identify the SAID smith, when the
said stated that he the said Smith, not the
SOLOMON HAYES.
Sworn 10 before me this 27h day Of October 1885,
W. j. ROOME, Commissioner Of Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

MAcDouGAL.sT. CHURcH.-The Rev. Duncan Dun
bar former pastor of this church, has received and
accepted an unanimous call Of this church and con-
gregaton, to preach in their place of worship, be-
tween Spring and Prince-sts. He will preach there
tomorrow at the usual hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Mrs. TRACY Cutler Of Illinois will lecture in the
Tabernacle on Tuesday evening next on Tie American
Question, with reference TO the Kno oihing' ex'
element, though without taking onesided view of
the question. Mrs. C.. has Travelled widely and OBJ
servingly in Europe and America, is writer OF
Western celebrity and has lec.ured to large audi
ences in Chicago and other Western cities. We be-
leve she will be heard herewith interest and profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

Mr.. Nibo will arrive here in the Pacific, and bring
with him an English Opera Company to support Miss
Dolores Mar, formerly leading soprano at the
Grand Opera Paris bu: who being OF Ameri ,an BIRTH
can speak English well SIS French. Mr. Niblo viii
fetch first and second tenor first and second bass,
and seconda Donna. Their names will be given on
their arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

| and quarter coming from Bsooklgtto NeF'iofk'
! she ran into a vessel at wharf beSr all-st',
ard carried away her Gu, sater. The passea-
gers were considerably frightened, but nseody was
hurt Some OF them climbed over the vessels and
got on 30 the dock while others remained % board
10 lie landed at the ferry While goi.y up the river
70 Nall-st., however sue came in collision with N
huy.bost Exchange. IS she was leaving Wal-s, f0s
Brooklyn. ISe conclusion was severe, aud many Of
the passengers were knocked down. One of the
South Ferry bosfs ran into soop in the river and
carried away her jib-boom. The Peck slip ferry
boats sOm Wlliaui,burgh were obliged to land their
passengers at the foot OF Grand-st Toe HO5oken
ferry boz1 James Watt, while crossing the North
River at 4 O'Clock, into sloop anchored in the
stream TIE larbOsrd side Of the ferry boat was car
RED away. The sloops bowspnt entered the gente-
mems cabin and passed through TO the mess-room.
About one hundred passengers were on board OF the
ferryboat at tie time Of the accident aud some were
30 terrified that they were about to jump overheard.
The damage 10 toe sloOp very slight. The ferry
boat John Fitch elso running from New-York to Ho-
boken from Canaist., came in contact with sloop
in the river at O'Clock but only received rifug in
Jury. As the Hoboken ferry-boat Paterson was COM
ing kom Hoboken she came in collision with soop
lying at anchor. The sloop her bow'prt into the
wheelAouse of the steamer, doing, however, very
little damage. The sloop sustained no injury. The
eastern and Albany steamboats, were detained until
near noen; but at about II O'Clock the fog cleared
off, ard the steamboats, dashed over the rivers and
the omrbuses clattered through the streets as mer-
rily az ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

LITERATURE AND MrsIc.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher has consented to deliver his popular lecture,
1.-The Ministry of the Beautiful in aid of beneyo-
lent object, at the Broadway Tabernacle on Monday
evening next. The lecture has been received with
great favor in Boston and other places but has
been heard in this city. With the lecture there will
be musical entertainment, which will finely harmon
ize with the subject. The choir Of the Tabernacle
under the dire con of Mr. George Andrews, will per-
form one or two choruses. The choir has repuia-
ton for culture. strength and taste which promises
an entertainment of high order; while the lecture fur
nishes an attraction that will secure full houses, and
bring an abundant encouragement to the object to
which ii is devoted.
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Hlathinern, &r.

nor SALE CHEAP-At Nos. 300 and 2ll
i Franklin st. large SOAP BOILERS loieet In