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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
PROTESTANT HALF-oRPHAN ASYLUM.

The Society for the Relief Of HaltOrphan and
Destitute Children held their Nineteenth Anniversary,
at their building in sixth-av., between Tenth and
Eleventh s,s yestcrdsy. This appears TO be one OF
the b. It Of our benevolent institutions Though I'M
der Protestant management, children of parents Of
all imaginable creeds are received and some OF
those present represent nearly every foreign coun-
try Only 10 Of them we're born IN this country, and
but a email portion of the whole number IL Ameri-
can. 4 majority Is Irish. There IS nog IN the
house 95 bOys end 20 cirls-to,a lsl. The whole
pumber admitted since tie organization Of the So
ciety, 400.
The total receipts from all sources this year have
been 80 jO7. This includes an appropriation by the
State, without which the Society would be 10 deo!'
owing TO the increase ~ prices Of food an1 coal
There is now balsnce Of 81, i2l in the treasury.
The Society hes some 81, 400 invested IN hrs.
mortgage bonds of the Hudson River Railroad part
of Which was derived from the late bequest OF Anson
G.. Phelps. The children ere generally between INC S
ages Of four and twelve I'll neatly clothed and zen
trained, and from en- examination male oy MI.
McKeon, superintendent If Pablo Schools, Va
Judge that 10 school can be fouud in the CITY mors
advanced in their studies. or the Isl IN Tie hoss
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represented 6r. Don Jusl Ruis, Of Rvas, ready
70 march TO the assistance Of Chamorro, with .
yery reepectable force, ard we may therefore,
soon hear Of the reconquest OF Rivas.
few days ago, Mr.: Augustus "eiier, an
American citizen, left this city for San Juan del
N0rte and landing at Virgin Bay, where he was
10 have taken the steamer, he was immediately
srrested by 'facciosO" c0mmandante OF the
town The reaton givsp for his arrest, it is said,
vas that he had continued TO reside, during the
existing revolution, within the limits occupied oy
the Government. and Castellon had decreed that
all foreigners, residing within Chamorro's lines,
would be considered by him as aiders and abettors
of the legal Government, and therefore his
enemies Mr.. Weller made bis escape and am
told proceeded at once to New-YOrk Some time
AGO. another gentleman, an merican merchant,
Of this city, went to Virgin Bay, on business, and
when ready to retdrn, applied for his passport to
leave town. At FIRST, it WAS refused. but upon
agreeing to pay fosT hundred dollars il was finally
ordered to be made out. Not expecting any
treachery, the money was paid. but after IT'S re-
ceipt, the passport was withheld. And the gen.
tleman has not yet returned. You can Judge
something from these things how very pleasant It
is TO live in this country, at this time, though
must do the legal Government the justice to say
that foreigners are treated with the greatest
respect and consideration within its lines.
Mr. Borlands private Secretary Cooke and his
friend DR.. Davis, who recently shot hotel
keeper in Virgin Bay, are with the factionsts in
Salteye Ex-Admiral Scur it is said has gone
to California. If he had gone some four years
sooner. certain good-natured native gentleman, OF
this city, would have had some $40, 600 or Soo0o
more TO assist in helping to put down the revolu,
ton but then Mr.. Borand would not have mad
the benefit of his sage counsel and perhaps there
would have been no revolution in Nicaragua, and
San Juan del Norte might not have been de-
stroyed.
The rainy season is now past, and the roads
through the country are becoming dry, and the
travelling good. 1t is confidently expected, there
fore. that the war will now be prosecuted with
yigor, and soon come to an end. am expecting
TO be able 10 communicate to you by the next
steamer, Very Interesting News from Mica
"ragua" ADios. :,
Nor. 2l-Nothing, as yet, from Gen. Corral, and
I must clOep
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porter in the Board Of CouDcilmen. Appropris rag
a2sO to procure portrait Of Mayor Westsrveit, .ua
TO place the same in the Governors ROOM C'fy q ~
To pay 600 TO Policeman j. r. Whitman OF ne
Sixteenth Ward. for time consumed during e'cknss,
caused by an asssult from two boys, while he was dis
charging his duty not outstanding the veto ot tne
Mayor 10 the contrary. To suspend A. r. Heat'i, %
Engine Co No. II, for disorderly conduct for term
of nine months To appropriate sl50 TO present John
w. Garsits, an ex fireman, gold medal for res,aing
three persons from the second story OF ouiiony
which was on fire in Grand-st. last spring Ia favor
OF concurrng to appropriate $50 600 additional Tor inc
support OF the City Government for 1885, 10 pay 'a
aries and County contingencies.
POLICE CLERKS.
Aid. HERRrcE moved 10 take from the table the
nominations OF Police Clerks by the Mayor, which
was lost.
ANTIQUITIES.
The report from the Board Of Councmen 20 pur-
chase Abbots collection of Egyptian Antiquities, at
els coo, for the use of the City.
This WAS strenuously opposed by Aid. VooRBis,
who pronounced the action Of the Councilmen IS
ridiculous in this matter and said would have teen
more creditabe TO them 10 have established $500
worth of soup houses for the poor.
The report was also opposed by Aid. BLUNT. How
ARD, and W. TucKgR.
Aid Howard moved TO amend by appropriate
the Sis 600 in question "a purchase food for the Po,
of the CITY, which motion WAS not entertained.
AID WAKENAS spoke of the necessity Of referring
the paper TO a committee, as the petitioners ''ere
worthy Of proper respect
Aid VooRHIs moved that the question - TO s"op
ton election Of the report be pu,
The report being submitted, was lost, by vote OF
II TO THE latter, Aid. Brown.
POLICE CLERKS.
AID WILLIAMSON offered resolution, inviting the
Mayor to meet with the Board on Friday evening,
the regular meetipg Ia appoint Clerks for the Po-
lice Courts, which lost for want Of a quorum,
some of the members having left abruptly.
The Board stands adjourned TO Friday.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

WEDNESDAY, December 2O-Present-EDwIS J.
Brown, Esq. President, in the chair, and a MEM
bers.
By Mr. HoLDER-That the bell now wing idle upon
Jefferson Market Station. House be placed upon the
new Staton-House being built in Charles ST. the
same be under the control Of the Captsin of the
District and to be rung at all alarms of fire occurring
in Third and Fourth Districts. 10 Committee on
Fire Department.
By same-That the Chief Engineer Of the Aqueduct
Department be requested TO use suitable means to
prevent the ny drants from freezing. Adopted
BY Mr.. KIsBARK-That the salary of the Auditor
in the Controllers Office be raised TO $4,000 per an
num- to date from the lst JAN, 1855. To Committee
on Salaries, &c.
or Committee on Assessments, in favor of confirm
inc assessment list for regulating Secondary, from
Twenty eighth to One Hundred and twenty -tnra-
s,s. for buldiBg sewer in Mulberry-st. 10 Com'
mitiee OF the Whole.
OF Committee on Fire Department to concur to or
gan;ze j. Menard and others as a hose company In
Twentieth Ward. Adopted.
Mr.. MArHER who announced that the inIuncuon
had been dissovedl presented report OF Committee
on Law Department to concur in accepting the sur
render of the contract for paving Chathamst, tho
Bowery, &C., with the Russ pavement. Lad over.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
The Board then went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. Jeremiah in the Chair, and took into consider
alton various papers which had been presented OF.
The Committee rose and reported that various pa
pers amopg them the report in disseminating steam
on Harlem Railroad below Fortysecondst. sfser
eighteen months, and various assessment lsts, &c.,
had been recommended for adoption. That the paper
as 70 regulating Fifty fourth ST., had been recon-
mtted the report as to paving upper part OF Broad
wsy and driving cattle through the streets and two
or three others had been passed over. Report ac-
copted, and papers ordered to a third reading.
THIRD READINGS.
The Board resumed; Mr.. FRYE in the Chair.
Resolution appropriating $4,000 for payment OF
salaries and $4,000 additional for contingent fund.
Adopted.
Resolution in favor Of appropriating sl0 900 to the
Association for improving the Condition OF the Poor.
ADOPTED.
The Board then Adjourned TO Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
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BOARD 0E ALDERMEN.

AID. V. E. Ely President, in the chair, and quo
rum present.
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Concurripg TO confirm the ssesment for regulat-
ing Eighty -fourhst. between Second and Thlrd-ays
TO pay the President of the Board Of Aldermen and
Councilmea $3.50 each Tor services as Health Com
rlssloAers.
ALNs-HoUsE DEPARTMENT.
The resolution frOn the Board OF Cou1cilmen, to
advance the Governors Of the Aims House SIPS 900,
IL anticipation OF The annual appropriations was
ferred 10 the Committee Finance.
PAPERS CONQUERED IN.
To pay $500 to L. w. DAVIS for services a. Re.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

SAILING OF TIE CALToRSIA MAIL STEAsER.-The
steamship North Star sailed yesterday afternoon, with
passengers and mails, for California via Aspinwall.
RELIEF SUBTITLE Secretary OF the Navy vii de-
tail the cutter Caleb Cushing to cruise off the cOas,
for the relief of vessels in distress in place Of the
L. S. brig Washington, undergoing repair a, the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn. TIE sooner the cutter put 70 ses
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From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
GRANADA, Monday, Nov. %, 1854.
Appearances still continue more and more ia
vorable to the legal Government and the ultimate
triumph Of the administration of President Cha
MORO. Fresh volunteers to the army are daily
susmentiDg the ranks, aud those of the large ha-
eienda proprietOrs who have heretofore held
back from taking any active part with either the
Government or the revOlutionists are now coming
forward to join with the Government to put an
end to this yeXatious struggle for power Many
of the richest land proprietOrs frem Viejo, Chin
endega, Leon. &C., have already reached here.
and it lie reported that Casteon and his followers
are 80 unpopular with the inhabitants of those
cities generally that the Government is daily ex
pectiDg the news Of their recapture. Castellon
himself, is said to be prisoner in his own house
in Leon, and dare not trust himself oat Of doors
He has recently called for q contribution of
500, O00-and those who, at the beginning of the
revolution, willingly submitted to taxation to en-
able him TO carry on his operations, seeing no
benefits arising from his ezieRsire promises aud no
approach 10 a cessation of hostilitles, absolutely
refuse to be further psred for bis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
A few days ago Col Cacharula who has rem
dered good service 10 the Government during the
war on the borders of Honduras, and has always
been victorious in his battles, arrived here with
portion of his army, aud was handsomely received
by his companions in arms" He is valiant lit
tie man. very dark, with an eye as black as night
from which the fire rolls at every wink like sparks
from the hints of his soldiers muskets. His name
alone carries terror into the ranks of the enemy.
The army Of Chamorro is now very near or quite
2000 strong, and soon will number 5000. The
entire strength Of the factionsts will not exceed
1900 men.
Gen Corral. with his fleet of schooners on the
lake, (Which, il will be remembered is now con-
sideraby increased by the addition Of three schoon
ers, captured from the factionsts left here about
q month ago for the Island of Ometepec He mas
since re-taken San Carlos, ard before | close this
| expect to be able to inform YOU that he has pos
session of lei Castillo ViejO," or the Castillo
Rapids on the San Juan River. This point once
more in the power of the Government communi.
cation will be open with San Juan del Norte and
the world without.
From Costa Rica there has been 10 news for
some time past The last accounts from there
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The better, a. there are, no doubt, many vessels 90
the eosss IN want Of assistance. Those vessels which
have como into por. within the last few days, have
had very tedious passages Of them having been
on the COST for the laes t~enty days.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education met last evening, ERAs-
Tus G. BESEDIcT, President in the Chair.
number of applications, from various persons,
were received for appropriations, and were referred
to the Committee on Finance. The report OF the EI-
ecutiye Committee, appropriatng e. 800 for the sup
port and repairing of the Free Academy, was adopted
The report Of Finance Committee, recommending APP
preparation of $4,000 for support of Ward Schools,
TIE report of Committee on Supplies, recommend
iDg appropriation of clio 900 for the Depository, was
also adopted
The following report Of Messrs. Russell Phelps,
jones and Ransom, Auditing Committee was, on
notion laid the table and ordered 10 be printed.
REPORT:
That they have been engaged at several times dur
ing the last week in examination OF the acc6 1rw
in the Office Of the ard from the 9TH of May, $751;
tthe date of the last examination Of the Committed
to the nth of November, aud that they have care
fully compared the various entries, approprl atoms,
checks and vouchers. Your Committee present the
following a. the result of their deliberations:
The balance Of Gosh in the hsndsof the City Cham
berIsin to the credit of the Board Of Education a.. a.,
the It'll of Nay last was................ SBO ~
The we@s soant Of money Sspo;,s ed , Win ho ,9s
since that period b..... 4%Hz "
To,., .....................stss SO os
tn. am0uuf p.id on cheek; di.wn on
the City Chamberlain prior to the
The smeunt paid on checks drawn since
Which shows balance in tbs hands of the City -
Chamberlain the llth OF November off,. I4
The belspoe as shown By the City Cf smberlsin's
books Soi %
difference of........,... ................. vi
The amount paid on check No. 2, 1879 Of 1854, being
one cent lees than the amount shown the books in
the office, there have been checks drawn, las sp-
pears from the vouchers on file and AFRO from the
entries in the books prior TO the eleventh OF
November which outstanding, amounting to
$500 %.
Moet of the checks are in the hands Of the Clerk,
having been retained by him. until an amount should
be deposited with the City Chamberlain sufficient to
meet them; small portion Of them, however, are OF
very old date.
Your COMMITTEE have, with great care ard at
tenton, given thorough examination of al the
book accounts vouchers, and papers submts 10
them and can bear most willing testimony 20 me m
teRent, correct, and satisfactory manner, IN when
the accounts kept by the Secretary OF the b9ard.
Mr.. WEST offered a resolution, that the boArn pay
all weekly expenses for cleansing school NO,
in Mott ST. used last summer by the Board of Health,
as a Cholera Hospital which gave rise to some
debate The resolution was finally adopted.
/ Tie Board adjourned till next Wednesday
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The Committee report that since the org anzation
Of the Society in March lsst, there have been re-
ceyed s2,7J9, and the disbursements have been
s3l95 leaving balance against the Treasurer Of
s436 IS.
II Is proper 10 state that since the month Of April
last DO subscriptions donations worth mentioning
have been solicited from the citizens Of New-York,
the time of the Board ard the officers Of the Society
having been occupied in obtaining information OF
the fed. Of labor, arranging the plans, and carrying
ca. tie plans of the soc.eys operations. The Board
also were anxious 10 ascertain the practicabiity OF
the plan Of the operations of the Society az well as
their utility before further asking the support a1d
operation Of the community. The experience &C.
CURED il in the highest degree satisfactory, and the
Committee recommend TO the Board energetic efforts
10 supply the exhausted treasury with tue necessary
fuuaa.
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I MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER g5 1854
IST OF LETTERS.
List q Letters remaining in the Poat-offce at Ne
,st Orleans. September IL. 1854
LADIES LIST.

Allen c ssadford miss
Angion Johsnns
Barthelot Mary mics
Barron Prudence mrk
Ba'leron Mary A nrs Z
Baron Ma1y NJ miss
Bellamy El-z iberh mrs
Berry Margaret miss
Brougbele Margaret
Breen Bridget
bush Louisa n iss
Blunt Fanny Z miss
Crane NJ r mrs i
easily Winfred miss
Camp Amelia L miss
Carroll Catharins Iniss
Chsndless Mary A mrs
Childn Mary mrs
Cortney LzzY miss
Conlon Elizabeth miss
Siark o'aes mfs
DNey Msfih mus
r,sA,on niary 1ane u tnfs
DrfTlc1a MafSm mA
bJr,, t,oJis mss 5-s
ps.N... -
70 Aiafy mus
eihe's M a mfs
Fahy Ann ll d
Flanders Relief B miss
Ftizsimmons Rola
Finn Caihsrine mrs
FitspaiIick Bridget
Esna 9s,ef rs ! Guy 'hiss
"su lawn nfa
Gardner Eliza
Gallagher Bridget miss
gisnaIr iieisn mrs
Ssass S r1.s.t ailiosens nlsr
Goiding AIaraaret
p,r,, 80 r,,s.,,.
Hsg.r,n "4,1 bi,,s n'u
HAT Cathai inc miss
HeEernan Marrt I,aigy :
Hopkins JAS w mrs
Hozey NJ nj miss
Hunsss Eliza inra
Ineersol Sarah mrs
Johnson Afsr,ha mrs
Ksrr Eugeniami.s ]
Kelly mrs
Ksnns burgh Jane miss
Knapp Amelia A miss
1.,ha,,, A., ,,;,.
i ~ 49, 49, 80 !. ,''a
I;vinvftan tim NJ n,,s
Low d Elizabeth MIRA q
sfsr,i, f.,th.,;ns mr..
Niar,a,s ,ra-..;a = ts
Msrrfot Sarah NJ i
Nidtl-mas Peter mrs
Mix Louisa NJ rnrs
bfsoney CT miss !
Moore Harri,si mrs !
alnrphy Mary mrs .
Nc tvey MaYgt -
MeGane Rosa misa
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4 MERICAN CRYSTAL spALAcE 2 FoR

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
N THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
R Open Day and Evening" tTcepi sunday)
d TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMTTAscE, will be the price
impovemeas and Isri filling
sss
m @ pa i aE..s G ma
ofinanshp Many hssd'
choice Collection Of MODELS Of ANa sTafUaRT great
EsSAEB fEE Er TREE REF which
FEET in s S sstmsssa f,S%
SAND YEARS OLD has been Crystal Palace BY
togeihsT. The Crystal Palace more arti-
cle novel, uaef and than
oss ssss
ORCHESTRA b. MUSIC Hnbe s.tho
q T costing
ss
closing the rs. day peesnbsI pr0yd sad In
or S Pass ea
GOLD MEDAL cosing One Thousand Dollars its
Crystal Palaes during the three months the
# b oSs S5E ss ss
equivalent cash. presrfe
ssR's' ] Ss
after the adiudged excelen Aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS coating One Hndfed Doara each,
their equivalent plate cash. the
Original completed since the frat Opening the Crystal Palace
and exhibited therein aoesaid shall worthy
such distinction after the excellent aAnfdresad
be and respectable Jury that be selected
ha appointed toexamine critically articles
the pnXes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such Jury Jua hope to
the appointments before ths Of June
The Association will also in dals Dpo
the Exhibitors Of such icles
sufficient entIte them such distinction.
All articles which worthy Of aplaee this Grand Es
position the Worlds industry admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO ExIiIBIfdas.
An efficient Police thu
utmost used protecting articles exhhted but the Assoa
on discam accountability for such articles
All Umbrellas Canes mustba Ieita staud the door
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Waeheuse ysors cannot
med to PACK Of size into at of the building
No Checks given, and the Ticket
myi3tf = ,d@ p 7. MRNuM, President.
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REMOVAI.S-REMOvALs
EDUCATION.


" PARTMENTThe Lectures This Department will
the second MONDAY Of November and continue
branches the Civil Common.
onl well Equity Jurisprudence and Practice Lectures
will be delivered by four Professora
Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights and obga
ons Of Masters Collisions other Ms.itme
Gener Average, Salvage Civil and Military Ma'inera Contracts
Services ia Building, Repairing and Supplying shps.
embracing the Prize and the Practice
f Prize the Absolute Rights of States in their pacific and
tile relations, Treaties Private international
The Jurisdiction Snes embracing
the Original and Appellate Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Circuit
the Original Jurisdiction Of the District Courts
Revenue Prize nnd Instance Courts OF Admiralty
Those by Professor RandeH Hant, will embrace
l. Commercial Law itraten to Mercantile PeoDs Mercantile
Property Mercantile Remedies They will
sfe Prtneshpa and Pncpa and Agent
Contracts with Carriers, Contracts Aff.ghment
Charter Party and for Conveyance General Ship Of Freight
and and nsuranc sse uaranies Liens
of Jurisdc
! tion.
8 The Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor johnson will embrace .-7..
Equity, Jurisprudence Practice,
Pieadingsn Giyil Cases at Common Law
O. Constitutional Law.
Those by Professor Rosena will ernbface- ~
l. The Civil Louisana with Roman,
ish French Lave Critical Analysis Of the Decisions
Supreme Couri Of the State. Yg r. gsa vseZ
Land Titles whether derived from England srsir,
Jurisdiction Lodisiana
The Degree f Bachelors Of will those
only who shall have attended full Of Lectures
specabe Counselor who sba examination
riops Professors be found deserving Of the honor.
The fee of each Professor twenty-five dollars; mscuhtcn
| five dollars and ten dollars for the diploma.
All communications addressed The
New Orleans.
aull 2tswd&wtd C. RoSELIUS, Dean of the Faculty.
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DANCING--MUJsIC.
GREE.,Azs1T RE A1T@ Fl ss,sas;as ...slgEs-..-:, !,


ROUTE from Ba1alo and Niagara Falls
The American forming Espess
reai nepe ennecing sad with
New York Burlington Saratoga S,nxs Bo,on
and at with Atlantic Lawrence Railroad and st
ard ChanPAn Railroad for Portland, White Mountains
Tme--94hours to Asntreal 6.55 +
BAY STATE, Capt Ledy ard NEW YORK Chapman
and ogdensbugb connecting pssaing he
OF the Tsousand the beautiful
Lewrence, by daylight and Mentrea
next day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at o'eiock
ociock, have Niagara
II o'clock train Of cara from Buffalo arrive
atOgdensbrrg
Immediately arriving Boston haast O'Clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Captain Chida leave daily Saturdays
ha to Eiagasa Fs touching Rchester Oswsro geckr
aJton Boekylt
River passing the entire
Meeting 0gdenbutgh for
Burlington aud Boston, and with the
for Albany and New York direct. 9'-'@'Is
Buffalo daily,
Niagara Fails RAILROAD O'Clock aording passep
Of viewing BrocE Monument Heights
Wire Suspension Bridge and ths scenery
O'clock giving full four
Fas The u O'Clock Train Of Care
time for the bos. passing all
light changing boats at and the splendid
upper cabin Kser stesnera direct Montreal through b
rushing dahing water of the noble arriving
hs 81 most soaE n
the American Line
comfort having all the equipments for safety required bylaw
With spacious and beautiful Uppe cabin sae the ngi
n Passengers procure full norat,on at o8ee
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fas Railrosd Depot
fB oces in Cataract House and International oe Magyar
I EalH ulv1
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