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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

And her neck. except where the locks Of brown.
Like a summer mist hung oroopngy down,
Was a. chill aud as white the snow ere the earth
Hs. sullied the hue Of Its heavenly birth,
When her picture was taken in a magnificent
steeocope by Roof No $50 Broadway Of Frsnknst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

GOLD BAND IRoNsToNE, and new and most
beautiful style Of PAINTED GRANITE, for State and Western
trade together with fine assortment OF CHINA GLASS and
F,RTHEswARE of every description extremely low prices
for { ASH AZ GOULD 4 ELLIoTT's, No 1875 Pearlst
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ADVERTISEMENT
KNAPP'S DAGUERREOTYPEs.- Rooms N

$50 Broadway near Prnces Family Groups and Single Pic
ures in eyery style the Price Including fine from
y upward Licensees accursie copied aud inserted
In pins, bracelets D as lockets, &c, and warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
ADVERTISEMENT
CIRCUS AND HIPPODROME.-A fine CIRCUS

COMPANY ffom tie Southern States with Tess than i've
Amercan Italian aud French-are 20 be introduced
In Ing Performance IN Madison-square THIS WEEP This Is
additional to the Hippodrome feats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

The American Missionary Association viii hold its
annual meeting on Wednesday and Thursday next, at
MerideD. Conn. when, presume, quest ons Of great
initrest in relation TO missions religion and freedom
will be discussed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
WIZLLAMSBURGH II,E,MS.

GERMAN STREET PREACHING - ARRESTS. - Mr..
wager, the German street.preacher, spoke to some
twelve or fifteen hundred people yesterday afternoon,
at the vacant lot corner of Ewenst and Montrose-av
and was listened to without molestation.
After him, Mr.. John Rober, a German Catholic,
well known in the Third Ward, got up and spoke in
an excited manner in opposition or denunciaton las
we were informed of the first speaker. His remarks
were loudly cheered severs times, to which the spe-
cial deputies demurred, and notified number of per-
sons to withhold their applause Shortly after, how
ever. the cheering was resumed, and the specials
arrested six persons and conveyed them to the Third
Ward Station House, where they were locked up.
Over a thousand people gathered around the Station
House and remained some time, but no disposition
was evnced to attempt rescue. The friends of Mr..
Adam Patty, one of the prisoners arrested, offered
10000 bail for his appearance in the morning. but
were unsuccessful.
There was preaching also at the junction of North
Fourth and North Second-sts. No disturbance oc-
cured and but few persons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Bold ROBRERY.-On Saturday evening young
man named George Sheibel entered the jewelry
store of Luis Mende in Ewenst aud asked to be
shown gold watch While examining it, another
youpg man came in and asked to be shown fob
chain and while Mr. Mendel was getting the chain,
he snatched the watch and ran out, followed by
81 eibe The last named person was arrested as an
aocomplice by Officers Cox and Shay who were near
by The thief escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

CAvrHTyT AcCIDHSr.-Shortly before i o'clock
yesterday morning O Young man named James Gsf-
nsy was very seriously burned m the store OF Mr.
Smith, Nineieenth-s near Tenth av, by the bursting
Of camphene lamp which be was IN the act OF hIns
while lighted he was attended By Dr.: ManwarrinS
and sfterwsrd conveyed TO his residence, No. los
Tenth-st.
killed ny The FALLiSs or BASK OF EtErH.
Patrick Kane lAborer died yesterday at the New
York Hospital nom injuries received on the 5h inst
when bark Of earth csved in upon him while al
work on the corner of Oak and Ca;harine,sis. Yer
oper Gamble held an inquest upon the BODY and me
jury rendered verdict Of accidental DEATH Deeeas.
wss native Of IRELAND, - - yv-t- ., eye.
a FARsrR Ronprp.-.A. New jersey. farmer y,
his poke picked of So on Saturday e'-hins While
at Washington Market by two fellows who purposeIy
ran against him, knocked him down, and then AFTER
picking him up and begging his pardon, walked on
with the money and escaped.
COMPLAINT DIsNIssED.-The complaint against
james D. Rhyme for arson in setting re to his store,
No. 1894 Sixth. av., has been dismissed by Justice
Stuart the evidence failing to show that the defendant
was probably guilty Of the ofeGse. Mr.. Rhymes was
discharged by the Magistrate
ARRESTS By THE PorIcE.-Mr. Smith, book.ped-
der residing at No. $50 Sixth-st was yesterday AZ
rested charged with having recently while boarding
al q hotel in Ionkers, broken open trunk belonging
TO another boarder and stolen therefrom sll and
some books. He was sent to Westchester County TO
answer the charge.
VIM. FoihergI an EDglishman, living in Brook
lyn, yesterday arrested charged with stealing
paintings plate and furniture to the value of $500,
the property of Robert Williamson Of Wlliamsourgh.
The properly was found stored is alleged at No.
2e6 Naterst. The accused held to bail in $500,
by Justice Stuart TO answer the charge.
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Advertisement
nd weakest invalid may
The Youngest childre

/ ne |OungtsL CnIIuTtH dlu WtdktsI INV dIIu my
safely take FEVER ASrE PILLS They restore
strength and tone AID create appetite immediately Sold
by W D. CRoNBIE, corner Of Broadway aud lith-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

DEpIcArIoS SERNos.-The dedication sermon OF
the Presbyterian Chapel, recently erected on Aims
lie ST., preached yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
j. ID. Wells. The text chosen from the 4th chap.
10th verse of the book Of the Prophet Zachariah,
For who hath despsed the day of small things SC.
The chapel is very neat onc-story and basement
wood building, situated on Ainslie-st., corner Of
Ewen-st. Five lots of ground have been purchased
by the society for about $4,000 and the building cost
between g., coo and $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

MosNourH COUNTY FnR-LaDIEs RIDIsG MATCH.
At the Fair to be held in JamesDurY, nonuo %.
County on the 27th, three prizes are 10 NC
Young ladies for horseback riding
LAT Pyse-A splendid fssree card basket o. sond silver
ss Of rspes and leaves Of silver around the edge cost
ID pyA massive silver cake knife handsomely chased
coat, as. e.f-. t,,.., L,,,.. h.nAso,,.i,
chased; cost 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

OvERBoARD.-A German woman, named Mary
Rider, residing in the Third Ward, accidentally
stepped off OF the ferry bridge into the water, on
Saturday evening at the foot of Grand-st She was
rescued from drowning by the ferry hands ADD con-
veyed to the Second Ward Station House by Officer
Sierrett where she was properly cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

A telegraph line has been opened from New Orleans
10 Galy eeton, Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
BROOK YN ITEMS.

The total number of deaths in Brooklyn last week
was lO6 of which were of cholera 10 of cholera in
fan.urn, and of cholera morbus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PRoHIBIrORY LAW COsyEsTIoS.-The New-Jer-
sey Prohibitory Law Convention at Trenton, on
Wednesday, was attended by about 300 delegates
The Convention was addressed by Franklin Dever-
eux State Temperance Agent and the Rev j. ID.
Wakeley of New-York. The following are the more
important OF the resolutions adopted by the Conven-
ton:
Resord fully that the present license
laws of New Jeey totally inadequate 10 stay the evils OF
they wrong In morals and therefore
uuse in urisprudence that by throwing around the rnc
the sanction OF the civil power whose action should Always
Command the respect commend itself the judgment OF
ali tize they have strengthened the hands and embod
ened the those engaged in the traffic both the licensed
a6d the lawless. ,,,
ReIoed That the prohbory principle based upon mora
and poca truth and that the which has attended s
sdopton In other States the reduced taxation crime and pau
o. ism and the Of public order industry and good ct
nhp have the fact that such laws not only
correct n theory but feasible in practice and are In the
highest degree wise and beneficial .. ,
Resord this Convention strongly urge upon the friends
Of prohibition and Temperance IN the several counties Of tn
State adopt independent political acton 70 we
Termination and election all offices Of honor trust and pron
within their gift as freemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Nearly 100 head Of cattle were drowned on Barne.
gat Bay during the storm Of last Sunday, by the
sudden rising Of the tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

O. Jefferson Democratic Association has beer
organized in Trenton, by leading Democrats. for tn
purpose principally of opposing the Know-Nothings
The same has been done at Camden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25
PERsosAI-Anong the arrivals at the different

PERs0sAL.-AfnoDg tbe htlFas at tus uiu9Ien'
hotel. we notice the following:
Attbe HowaRp HoTEL-J p. Eoray, Mss.sspp Culvin
AMER Boston Mass II. G Williams, North Csroilnai e. r..
Rice St Louie No William Hewes Chicago, Ills Nichan,
ST Louis; John g. Stewart Ohio g. Psge san ranei,co
r. Jones YgnceySie ~ c; Th0s Mlrtis Augusta ga Col
Jpo Farrell Phiadelphis; C. Rowland Mobile Gen n: h.
Comstock Sing Sing; James Lemon, Lovile, ny John
Kith Go do s. W. arnei do. do Theodore Wlllans,
NoIwak Ohio; c. s. Hor ., Perm Ohio }. d. Conc TeT!e
II eute: NJ. L. BgbcOck. Cincinnati
At the NICHOLAS Governor Seymour Albany: OeoFSe
Morey Boston; c TsppGp Philadelphia a j. lnsersoii'
GBlyeston; j. n CTsner. Galveston; $ NJ LeH frosl-
depce Il J. NJ Ellis New Orleans Z. C. Cabell; FLORIDA
G Audrws Syracuse; r. Beden. Norsak C. b. Morse 20
iunIus Miss 4; u Winston Louisville, KY; Wa Robin
son Halifax Dr. Poinoexter, hissssiPpi henry fuuef
CbicssO. II If,
Of ST. Louis Col NJ. Renick st. Louis Capt H. Case,
T. = Il The Hon WIN Perkins Conn., Capt y steel, u
Army; DR. O. l. Elliott Chsreston; Don Pedro hernsn-
des Cuba; NJ Gomez Cubs The Hon. ID. Spencer lowe;
= Pussei Alahsus; ID. s Lord, San Francisco H ;.
Wnsnson IT, :. A r. c. Virgins, st Louis; o. W. tail'
Baltimore; j. J. Wallace Pennsylvanai CHARLES LepPeit
Rhode Islenc. -, 81, d,
8 Jobnson Hartft I'd; DR. Romeyer Keeseve; H. Y Lane,
Georgia; w Hooper Baltimore; John > Maxwell, wash
nston James NJ SNOW ten Phlsdeloha James Rogers Aa
field St. ThcIras G. Warmer, Washington; s. NJ Norris
Boston. 49,, -.
Al tie Aston HoUsE-H. Croker, Milwaukee; Francis
CLARK Chicago; @ S DeBussy. u. ). Army; r T. ingalls,,
Hhyebil; v H. Winde Philade lphia; Col Chss Thomas
WssbirRton; G. D. Iapehead, Philsdelphia; II hboee,
Detroit S " Bske Bangor; Alex J. Thomson, Soheneeti'
d.; J NJ. Wright, oswegoi Thomas Carney, Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

HUDSON CouyTY CouRTs.-Ou Tuesday ltoT rmD,
row. morning the September term Of the Circuit
and Court Of Oyer and Termner will commeno Iii
the Court House a; Bergen Five Corners ~ rim
be heavy civil calendar and large amonn' treat
insl business, the County Jail being iuna hst5srv.
There are no cases Of capital ofensss to Do '''s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

CHoLERA.-In Newark on Friday, but i've burial
permits were granted, Of which number but one aiea
Of cholera. On Saturday four permits were granted
all of which were for deaths by cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

The GREENWOOD RAILRoAD.-The cars are now
running upon the track from Fulton ferry, in Brook
Typ, to the upper entrance of Greenwood Cemetery
The directors Of the road have agreed TO continue
the track along the Third-av to Fort Hamilton, and
run line of ca s. on condition that the residents OF the
district through which passes shall pay the cost OF
grading the road which is estimated at from $4,000
to 60 600. The proposition has been talked over for
some months, and we understand is now likely to be
accepted so that b. next summer there will be rail
communication to the Fort There is no prospect OF
the Fort Hamilton House being rebuilt, and Mr. Gel
son the proprietor is erecting an elegant private res
dence for himself upon the site of the old hotel.
large and substantial steamboat wharf has been con-
siructed at Bay Ridge, formerly Yellow Hook l. L.
about three miles from Fort Hamilton, and next sea,
son tie Fort Hamilton and COney Island boats Will
al land there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

We meant to have said some days ago. that the
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company lost nothing
on the fire in Broadway-iu fact, they have not had
any loss whatever thus far.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

IN Friday the body OF an unknown man was pick.
ed up just OF the Atlantic Hotel HoO0hsn 1t .d naS
time and i supposed to Be William Plumb, Of New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

rxrryp ANERIcAss.-There are in the State oil
New Jersey twenty one chapters Of the Order OF
limited Americans, of which number seven chapters
have been instituted during the past year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

The LIQroR DEALERS AssocIArios.-h l. under
stood that the Association of Unlicensed Liquor Dea
ers recently formed in this city, have retained ..
Whiting, Esq, and two associates, as their counsel
The Society numbers about 200 members and - m
creasing-the initiation fee being ss Their OBJECT
protect each other in the event Of and
also to test the right of the Excise Commissioner to
refuse them license when they have the requisite &C.
conmodNions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

r.Ins oS al estate and personal property audson
Comfy to be 1si,ssI,lls. TAs County "0 ''' ''''
IA $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

SMALL Boar SwAnPED-THREE PERSONS
DRowsED.-Yesterdaya afternoon between and 1
o'clock, a row bost containing seven persons five
males and two females crossing the North River
opposite Sxty-ffth-st, when near the middle of the
river, the boat swamped by the swell of steam
boat. Two young females named Bridget King and
Eliza Brady residing in the vicinity Of Forty-seyenh-
st. and Eieht-av., were drowned, together with a
young man named George Mulder, residing in the
Twenty-second Ward. -Four Of the men named
Jacob Colye, Philip Smith, Edward Barrett, and a
colored man named Anthony Johnson, were picked
up by persons in a sail boat which happened to be
near at the time Of the accident.
Sergeant Downs Of the Twenty-second District
Police and others witnessed the swampng of the
boat and the struggles Of the occupants from the
shore and shouted TO the of large schooner to
go to their assistaI Sergt. Downs could not as
certain the name Of the schooner but states that she
passed within 100 yards Of the drowning persons
without nderiDg assistance. The bodies of the per-
sons drowned have not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Princes, Rulers-lesrning to wear his lof,y honors
and strut with the dignity that becomes Governor in
the West. The hers suggests tha; Reader don't
know where he belongs or be would certainly be at
bis post. TIE Ners SAYS:
he Ike the Administration that promotes him eyre
Eousy ignorant Of oe.is
not 20 know whore ksrsss ' We the settlers Of
the Territory thst they hold meeting and srrjnt de-
puscn squaties who have the repufaou q being
Jeenced woodsen concrc- Gcvsl Reeder rs
home We don't row hey him unless th.J
stnd for ain and the they d. that the bstteTr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

OFFICIAL VIsIToRs.-The special committees OF
the New. York ard Philadelphia City Governments,
appointed for the purpose Of inspecting the Boston
Teeeraphic Fire Alarr visited the City all Yesterday
forenoon, and were individually introduced to the
Mayor and several of the Aldermen, the Board beiug
then in session. AT the adjournment of the session
the committees paid a short visit to the Fire Alarm
Office, and were apparently much pleased with lis
operation Upon further examination of the system,
tfey will doubtless be still better satisfied Of Its
merits Accompanied by some of the members OF the
CITY Government, they subsequently visited the jail
House Of Correction, Brookline Reservoir, and other
places Of interest The following are the names oil
the gentlemen composing the delegations
From Mr. YCrk-Messrs. III. n. Wild, Daniel d.
Conover, Frederick Frye, L. II. kimbaEk, ID: A.
Forbes, J. F. Jackson and Henry Beaky, Of The
Civ Councils: and Messrs. George III. Raymand
George W. Varian. Charles J. Holder, and Garrei D.
SCHUYLER of the Fire Department.
From PhtaddDlia-Mr. Thomas Balch, Chairman
of the Delegation; Messrs. w. II. Smith and H. {.
Pratt of the Select Counsel; Messrs. George Grissom
William Moran, and J. W. Martlen, Of The Common
Nouii0"' anu ~ IBostoa Alta I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

NEw.YoRK Posi- .OFFIcE.-Tho account of the
New-York Post. Office for the fiscal year ending Both
June 1854, has been rendered TO the Post Office De-
partment 1t embraced receipts and collections for
the Post Office Department disbursements and pay
menis into the Treasury, which amounted to sl,265,-
445 ls. On the 18th inst. N. p Freeman, Esq, the
Cashier of the New-York Post Office, paid visit to
the Auditors Office, when, on final adjustment and
comparison of his account with that kept at the Au-
ditors office, balance found due the Govern
men Of sl2 ~ without the disagreement of cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

DEATH OF Ex.REcoRDER scoTr.-The late John
n S,o.. "-d at Ee.t Hampton, l. L, las, week, in
the 64th year Of his age. '''y, en-
nearly twenty years occupied the prosta ''''
,hen-of Judge of the Marine Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

SUICIDE CT MLRcHAsT.-At o'clock yesterday
mo- ming Mr.. John p. Ware late co;hing me7ch mt
at No. 800 Broadway, found suspended b. the
neck and dead at hi- residence, No. l4s East Nine
teerth-st. Deceased for many years carried bus
iross in Chs'ham-st. and last spring moved 20 the
above location in Broadway. He made heavy ship
menfs Of clothing TO California ard Lost largely by
tho operation, and was recently obliged TO suspend
payment. This preyed upon his mind and rendered
him, a, times, apparently insane, and during those
occasions be had been heard to say tina, life was
burden to lin. He occupied alone in his
house. and wac discovered by bis wife yesterday
morning suspended by silk crsvat to the bed post
with bis knees almost touching the floor. physician
was called in who pronounced him to be dead. Cor
oner ODonnell held an inquest upon the body and
the jury rendered verdict of suicide while in a de-
ranged state Of mind Deceased was native Of
Virginia. a. years Of age and leaves wife and sew
eral children. He much respected, and previous
to his pecunisry troubles was remarkably pleasant
and very fond of anecdotes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

SUICIDE BY SHooTISG.-Corcner Wilhelm yester
day held an inquest at No. sl Hammersly st. upon
the body of Ludnig Klein, native of Germany, &c
years Of age, who committed suicide on Saturday
afternoon by shooting himself through the head with
pistol The deceased had been married for about a
year, and during that time has been intoxicated al
most every day. On Monday last while in ft Of
drunkenness he destroyed all his furniture and threat
ened TO shoot himself. His wife then left him and
went TO live with her father at the above number,
where the deceased called on Saturday and again
threatened to shoot both bis wife and himself He
afterward asked to see his child, and when it was
brought to him he drew pistol from his pocket and
blew his brains out. The jury of inquest rendered a
verdict Of suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

ForSp DRowNED.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held an ipouest upon the body Of an unknown man
sbopt 90 YEAR of ace found drowned at the pier foot
Of Seventh.st., East River Deceased had dark
brown hair, reddish whiskers, and was dressed IN
black frock coat, brown cloth vest, brown pant,,
boots. and coarse linen shirt. He had leather bel'
about his body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Foryp DRowSED.-Tbe body of an unknown man,
about IS wears Of age, was yesterday found IN me
dock at Pier g. East River CoroneI Sa nes,b INV nv
|" droxnino was rendered by the jury The oody
had been in the water about four days, ana Wa
dressed in black froek coat, black cloth xe' ws
s ri. ionnd bill for clock purchased Of Mr. Clon'
No. lo3 Fulton.st, Nov. -, lsSs.
KILLED BY RUNAWAY TEAx-CSrOnegI =, h H.U,.
yesls.us; unon the body of Mchsel McDermott. q
ns,iys Of Ireland 3s years Of age, whose death was
the result Of injuries 1t appears tna n Sn
last he knocked down and run .nrS cart driven by
PEAR pssr Rowe the animal having been left s sa
to rs' feed in sprn and rs@
some and run Sa io os the .S
dered verdict Of death BY raS' described, 70
mich they appended censurs Of Rowe ''F "a'''
! arrest 0 warrant ives issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

MlIlTARY.-The Independent Boston Fusileers,
Capt D. Cooley, have completed the arrangements
for their excursion TO NewYork and Jersey City, and
will leave on Friday the Goth inst via the Fall River
route They will quarter at the Florence Hotel, and
return home on Wednesday morning, Oct. 4.
The U. s. Military and Navdi Argus says that
Capt French of the La Fayette Fusileers has re-
signed.
Capt. John Gregory of Co. H., Governors Guard
Sixth Regiment, has also resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Bopr REcovERED.-The body of John Murphy
who had been missing since Tuesday, was discovered
in Gowanus Creek at the foot OF Carrollst., on Fr
day, into which it is supposed he had accidentally
fallen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

Poor Lionr.-The police Of the Twenty-second
Ward report that the oil street lamps IN Fortieth'
Forty.f FOrty-second, Forty third and Forty.
fourth-sts., between Eighth and Tenth-avs., go out
regularly every night about IL o'clock. Some OIL
those streets are quite bad enough even II they were
well lighted for pedestrians to pass through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

The Rev. Messrs. Sawyer and Wescot. are to dis
cuss the question Of Eternal Punishment at the Tab
ernacle, commencing on Tuesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

GOVERNOR OF KAssAs.-G0vernOr Keeder NOW now
IN this City, on his way to the new Territory some
Of the western people are getting impatient 70 nave
a look at him. We find the following In d. A0u'
paper IN. rrs.ine Ners want
to know where's Reederlhg, .a, heard from &c was
Governor 0s IN Penusyvsnis and tossting FoIney
sss 1ss.dV Of Forrest Psh.p; kssass
now attending the theater in the eastern " KIM
;ur the great Forrest N the enssse'e' W '>s''