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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

A ION foI BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, HEw-sEDY0sy,
and TAUNTON inlsne route, withoutldesy chance Of "
or baggage, carrying ths Eastern Mail n
The Pr MOUTH ROCK Capt. joel ssensns.
C. VAEDERBILT, Cspt J. X. Psnd-ton, 10 CONNECTION -
Lns snd Providence 4nd Boston and Providence -
rOade. leaving KewYogk daily IDdsys excepted hen
10. y r., frsf wharf above Battery place Al = ~ "
stoninzon Al s:5e w. or on arrival Of the Nal SAn' wiz
Leaves Boston e. $3.50 pm ,,,,..
The . Vanderbilt, from New. Y ork-Norig, Wsos, a
day end Friday. From StoninstOs-Tgesdsy Tnaf''SS -
Saturday. 49,
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK iroui New Yors-Tgssasy, 49,
day ard Saturday yrom StoningtonAcudsy, Wednesosf
To-day - .s-
PASSENGERS arrival =. Stoungn proceed knInecilts
Rslroso PrOsideuee, boston, EsgEOn and New ~
the EZprs-I Mai ram reaching SAID ples several hours IL
10 by other suc in oppi- tune oi
e.ry .f0una lines conDec1E Gortn and ca. f.s1tsss
who prefer l. rsnan board ls enjoying Ia
esds-r.b sfsDg ds-t and lssvs s,onu" n
the A NJ tam connecting e Providence With the
trtiu oY Bos.on. Taunton md Nevs.Hedford -
gasssss Master seeOmp sniss the Steamer and Tram
each way. 49, a.
Tfrclsh ,isse Nonisys Wednesdays and Fnssy rtr.
Esntacket 10 uess Hole and Woods Hole, via New-b's
&C necting With the steamer Easie Wing. -. s,y
gor pas&;s, bezfn,, stere.room' or heSh 70 81
be made q; Pier M. North River, Of ct Tho oee, NO
eryYsce.
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BY Telegraph.

The L. $ sleep Ofwu sua,os, sailed from the $. W. ss
his morning.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II DnyAI "A 7. Steamship

"HE BRIIInH and NUKIH AMEhICha
IL ROYAL MA l. STEAMS tIPS
FROM SEw.YoRG TO LIYERPooL.
(bief Cabin Passage.
Second CABIN Psssaae.. 10
FsoM BosTos LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage ..................""tllO
SsCord Cabin Pa,ssge.....,................ 20
II. ships from Bogon cali at H.ifik- -
ARABIA, Capt. Judhins lAMERICA, Capt Lsns
PER IA. Cas-, Eyre. EUR IA, CaoI Sn1n''"'
ASIA. Capt = q Lott ItASADA. zap oIYbr-,
AFRICA. Capt Harmon. n AGAhA. CaP- Lsl.cn. ..
Thes- vessels cary c-ar White hsbL Al HsSSHea~b b'oN
SFPTcs 9.,,,son Leaves Boston, Wednesday, 7th w.
asis -, Leaves Roston, Wednesday 2ist SeM
GANaba s,one ~ L. AVIS Session, Wednesdsy. 5th Dee
AFRICA Leaves Beaten, Wednesday, 18th De-
Berths D., secured until PAID Tor.
A. expefsrc Surgeon on board -,
The Of these sbips will cot b accountable 'oL O
ri yer suion Specie Jewery. Precious stoass aso
mi ., bill, Of ladng signed therefor and the yslGs ~
therein expressed
For Gei.ht passage amply 70
y. CUSARD. No. Bovins. ylsel
There will Be steamships Of tins Inc from New YoEf Az
ufttsr notice.
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SUPREME COURT-sF.ciAL TEzN-Nov. T.
DECISIONS
ssr,b A. CIark act Jo-,pb Cisrk.-Suit in divorce.
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V'HE raw- YORK snd LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 STATES MAIL gTEAsE2S-The ships con pOsng hs

L STATES MAIL gFEAsEiIs-The ships sonpOsns as
Inc the following. - -
ATLANTIC, Capt Wes. PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
BALTIC Capt Cornstock. AOhlATIC. .
Ihese shpa HAVING 5eeD bu ~ contract ezpsessJ of w
Government service every ha been Jaken IN then constv
don a. the engines 70 INSURE strength and spesd "a
or accommodations fer passengers te ansqnned oI elet@
And comfort Price Of passage New York % liverpool
6r-lss cann $780, r. second do 80; exclusive nss O. ~
asze stsierooms $500 from Liverpool 70 New IcTs sos
% yeas An experienced Asrg9on ssta9hsd 70 oscn ss !"
berth .esrrsd until paid for. 49, -,
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
sEW.YoRK. g10M Ll'Ekrco>-o -
WEDNESDAY,. Oct 81, la55 sAy1InDA Nov. -
WEDNESDAY. Nov. ~, 1880 SArU Nov ~ -
WEDNESDAY. Nov. q, 1855 IsATURDAY.....D re
WEDNESDAY. Dec y, 1881 SATU bDAr's'De Dec ~ %
" FpE ESDAY. Dec. d, 1851 SAEDkDAf.'"sDet w.
Fer freight u passage. spby u =. ..u,u ~
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN rESNARDG Co.,
q Austen Fnsrs, London
B. q. WAIHWniGHr Co., Pans
GEO II. DRAPER Heyre a,
fs c,nss Of these ships oil not 10 seeouDtshs ~ fes
sver bait on specie eselrY precious stones or aetss a
bills of eng srs ,gsed therefor. and tbs ya1s usrof he''
expressed. . . .,,-u-..s
Shippers viii please take node that the shps CT Tbs nxs ~
uot carry soy goods con.fabsnd 81 Wsr.
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sa2 600 ner snnum This movement of importers
into the lower part Of Broadway has had
beneficial effect upon property there. Several lead
ing houses have decided TO adopt that location and
several others about moving up town have made new
leases and win remain. Messrs. Wiimerdlng auc-
ii pter. we understand have taken tina. very desira
bio location on the corner of Broadway and Rector
stteet ard Messrs. Foster & Co., also auctoneers,
will occupy new building erected the site OF Jud
sons hotel.
The Money market is rather irregular. The demand
is active while the supply is abundant in some quar'
quarters and restricted in others. The CaliDroia
drafts by the Nicaragua boats have caused some CAL
ING in of loans. Some Of the banks rather reer
lenders day. but others plead pow, y and only lend
what their customers absolutely require. Paper not
in excess in the street, and rates before quoted
Adrian II. Muller will hold his weekly sale of stocks
tomorrow at l2 O'Clock at the Nerchanis Exchange.
Some good securities will be sold by order of admins
arsiors.
We staed some tine since that Western city loan
had been negotiated, but gave no particulars. TIE
loan alluded to that of the city and county OF Du
bulue for $500, coo and !: negotiated by MsssIs
Marie Kanz o: this city and Messrs. Z. S yessup &
Co.-of Dubuque. The loan was made 70 pay their sab.
scrrous OF bat city and county to the Dubuque and
Pacific Railroad The coupons are payable in Berlin
Prussia and the bonds bear e cent. interest They
ale guaranteed By equal amount Of tie stock Of the
road.
The Business Of the Clearing house was $40 cef.
TIE connection OF the Cleveland and Toledo road
tracks with the Michigan Southern and Lake Erie
and Wabash Valley track the middle ground
is now complete thus ebvstng the necessity of the
ferry trsnshipment over the Nswmee river. Trains
can now be rua from Cleveland to Chicago, and dur
ing the month can be run over the WABASH Valley
poad, about one hundred AID 6fsy miles. This ia
valuable improvement for the Cleveland road.
kessrs. Marie Ksnz, IN their circular for the
steamer, have the anr eIed remarks:
Pc B6ltt- NEV-YoRK Tuesday. Nov. IS, 1854
The Gsy after .dFice. u he h ia the psule ia
creased .oans am -; impossible upon fa-cy SOCKS
and sks senera v.u 0wr than they have he close
Of 1854 Bal On TIE 5h, Of re reasoning
trSG: y tas Ana Ek g fed oet .b f,esks stvsnxd
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.

This Aeater was ~ded last night, up ward Of
three thousand being present, aud beyond this vast
number Groves were turned away from the door. The
magnet Of attraction was the Raves-that happy
fanny whose bu1om jokes, saltatory msrvels and
paptomimic story telling ia the delight Of youth and
mpch sgreeao 10 those advanced in years than
dignity often chooses TO allow Charles Lamb used TO
say that he loved Harlequin snd Pantomime more and
Shakespeare less as he grew older. This opinion was
duly fortified by the thick strcwn masses Of adults
last hight to witness the brill ant client OF the
Rayes PIT, boxes lObbies and stairwsys were full
az they could be packed Beside the staple " Robet
and Bertrand, where rags and loaferism are go Ia
min 1usly displayed, and he house kept in chronic
laugh, there Was another piece, ballet pautOmime
In which Nile Robert appeared Partisan dancer OF
the Grand Opera soho !, light airy, elegant, grating
and with that liberal display of pl ysica charms the
taste for which on this SIDE of the water shows that
We are "quite Eoropean' The bal ct. however, is
no longer rage in Europe II eliminated under
Tagopi and it longer holds its former rank. The
rev ballet nicely put on the stage. third piece
c,n,sining magics illusions aRd sofoHh finished the
performance
THIS opening Of the Ravel season is most propitious
There reason 10 regret tn higher style of enter
tail ment wants patron and the broad gaau school
carries the cay; but he theatrical fates WILL The
Rsvels will attract and people will laugh at the stomach
punching, toe mashrg, mouth making, heeshSing
furniture cbuckpg, trap door de ,ng, blunder making
staple Of iher pantomimc plsssantries and fooeries
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FIRES.
ylRy IN FORTY FOURTH STREET.

FIRE IN FORTY FOURTH STREET.
About III oe ock Sundsy night, fire occurred in
the dwelling house Of John H'f'ng, No. 3l3 West
Forty fourth street. The fire originated In the rear
portion of the building and WAS soon exanguished by
the firemen. The damage, which wss mostly by
yster. is estimated at about $500. Insured in the
S'uyvessnt Insurance Company.
FIRE IN WEST rHrRrr.SxcosD STREET.
Yesterday morning, about balfpsst three O'Clock,
fire was discovered issuing from the basement OF the
dvelirg house OF Mr. Smith, No. 236 West Thirty
second street The flames were speedily suodued.
Damsge about 5000. The fire is supposed t, have
been caused by the heater being placed too near a
beam.
FIRE FORT WASHINGTON.
The alarm Of fire on Sunday night in the First
District was occssicned by the burning OF stack OF
hay and small wooden building belonging to Mr.
Ward at Fort Washington. About eight tons OF hay
were consumed. Loss, s250.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1885,

laf, on4r and closed il after him each Inc; this was
urusuA 20 HIM after eav ~ his Geek be sa' down oy
TIE stove and read the PsQer this Wa. repeated tnrce
,imts: the third time he lJoked a. the book m'n
esme in with check, which se said had b@e,'o rs
80 !, wa. singular they did not pay il. there was
nopey in the bark. and If the' did not pay it ia the
rnorrr- hiring the e eek 10 hin an, he would sch it;
Mr. v, vile refuses three tlmes that evening per-
,lst NJ Rne Rad with Mr. Neville on be sth that he
wa, applying for sou &C Ountwhioh DO no! think
WIS paid have bad no oonvers.noa WITH soy one
IN regard TO what should testify on tins Inqaest.
Adjourned 10 10 Oc ock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
THE PRINCE OF ARMENIA.

z. Ae Esi0r a TIE y. iowa
SIR: had the discomfort 10 BE- scqusst~d IN Lon
don with the Prince Of Armenia, and TO oe swinied
b, him of - guiness. He introduced me to very
fpe lsdv Madame de Lusignsn. who proved sftsc-
ward DO; to have any right to her name, still
rossess en- autograph Of thi. swinder saying
that be wOald be very ksppy 70 speak with me. II
Korikos is his real name thee is 10 doubt that koii-
kos was that of the Princes of Armenia, but in Cochls
alore there are 3 600 princes, and among the hal-
muCks every mater OF q shepherd Is called prince.
Koril o. was very well acquainted with the Duke OF
Brursyick snd lived with him curing his asi stay IN
Paris He said TO me that he wss an otlc@r 10 the
Russian busssr guards and served 10 the Caucasus.
Yet when asked him what mountain w.s me nlgu ss1
there he could not answer but princes are 0tten
ignorant in geography. No doubt ne was or SONS
time swinding in NJ. Petersburg and Vas sent away
from there. He speaks toerably well French aud
English, but cannoi write suppose he don't know
Dutch or Jewish, and he declared solamny 10 Paris,
when before court that Joseph Joanos WAS the nsme
Of a servant whose passport he maze use OF still
lsbor under the lea tina hels .n Armenian for neither
IN Jarrs or Leyden would he have IeaToei the Ar
menisn lat guage as well. A. this in'Ormson NAV DO
o -orue use to unmssk this man. beg YOU to reader is
public Very respec LuI,. ,o,ovrY
Ns,- YO,k Nov 26. 1855 IVAN GoLo'iN
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and also Of slsht rse in the upper Brazos and
20 q To- ,'a lcr.r parts of Unity River.
NJ - The Harrisburg Railroad Is approaching eomP'e =
49,, IN X chmond at VII ca Plse about l. 0VO Oa'c' u
sntson Rave accumulated. .l
" The Calves OF, Houston ami henderson kaIno ~
Coppsbv have ties aud rai' 90 the gay. Ano ae "a
sourte OF pre- arston to iron twenty ve fnSs ol ro1
,bch are near,y graded scw, by the lst OF
shch will secure the chatter. and II 10 MOB pea4 70
:, early connection with the II srflsbuR rotl.
'" Weather here has been unusasly nn''a ana very
fpe for the seaon. Crops. &c far a. we learn were
progressing favOrably both ia sugar and lac picking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

DlEEssIos. or The STLAnsHp c. VAsDEaBur.-
Few yessel. have been st.unchy construc ed 10
this or any .ber por. than the new steamship C. Van
dsrbin. soon to be launched from the yard Of her
builder, Mr.. J. Simonsan, q. Green Point She Is
built of i've oak, white oak and yellow pine Her
keel.cps, frame, planking and knees are Of oak
of the bes; quality and her ceiling and beams Of yei
lev pine Her dinenzionz are a35 fest long On deck
and 800 et On the load line - SsA beam and 80 feet
inches hold. weight Of hull 1900 tuns. She Win b
propelled By tvs bssmenyi,es, with cylinders 30
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IAdysSfianlsut

BEAUTIFUL TEErH-THE BALM OF A THOUSAND
FLovEss-Tbi. world renowned eosmse the oay srtds
Jet discovered that ~. beauty Tho eOnpeIos leaving
The ,ss pure .on and xhite II pe.ry vht.nsss
and 6ecs,s fragrance the ss.th frics suiV
% For sale BY al Druzssz shougho.t the Ua ~ sss
Prics, only -
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PIANOS AID Mt sIc.-HoRACE WATERS AseeS
foe the s.s bes Bostos and Nsw.Ysh PAses 80
.sIins No 81 srs.i..y s.ts,.,y ~ o. 49,
PIAEos ksLoeBoss, Music ssd I'll binds u svneAL =
csAsDIsr, q pssny redwood pre-s Ne ssts. Hrsn21I
seas, sr,si bargains ever sasrsd hssf q AGfpnes -
ins tie prsspat nah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

CHARGE OF BCRGtART.-Jlchsel MoInus, spun
sresd with ssViDg By Of ,ase k-y entered
Of Dsne burrOushs it the public house Of u Ia
No. AZ West snd stolen thsrefrom gssaatU
Il that befe he escaped With hs prop
he discovered by Mrs Stockton and detained unt
policeman could be procured He taken bsfors Jsss
connolly locked for i4 Ao.us had .akas loiSins
10. house the previous evening
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fldysrtisem<ufl

TIE most successful operation of late has ben
he proscoa Of LowsDs Psst Pgs and PEsciL. mads b
WfLsAkTH OF No. ~ MAIDEN me For beauty esssnos -
heiici.y f.. sss the pable the b thing -
issue6. Wunsrh has also etAsS sta q
pss sud PEscm CASE snd GOLD Pass for sAis-
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CHARGg OF RoBBgRY.-Morrs Conner and Ellen
Coleman yese'osy srssrsd, easDet vita foo,ias
yichsel Cunpfr of Dutches. County, u sppsss ma
Gunnns ,hs C1emsa's psss no oOstannss
sip, sunday nistt, and white there d1asins wsi me
ere. .Aulta3 by Co1oer .d M. Cosnas, who knoeks1
Gown ia most cruel ns,nS t',,es
of The Acensss were "a ca osiSs Jss-
tee Brslu.u and G. 1nn.itied for exnniIsi'a
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inches in diameter ard 10 feet stroke, snd boxers %
81 tan, each Part OF The m ,csiDery IL slesdy in;
the rsnslnder VII be pus In from the A'sire Works
ster .he is surched. Her registered tlnnsgo Is 200
tune; csrpensrs MEASUREMENT 300 tans Aaef
launching she will be taken to the new Box Dry Dock
sid ccpperei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

FINALE SHOPLIFTER.-Hsrgaret Clifford, an Irish
woman ye.erday fer stealing silk dress ,stesrB
Al store appears that sbs cal ed under pfstsass
Of puI chasing a3d sfer buJisE yard les,
azsd to ,p the pssrs cs,sciols psekst Tn,
rn,ssd before sbs and abs dstAnsd AZ
Of Officer VsdTs9 Of he Chiefs bUeas sad wss
before Ju.tios Connolly and s;ksd sts hS
lsgs family Of children Twin. Ss 1914 Wsosr street, saA
vas once bsfsre arrested for shGplttns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Gp.yp LsRcESY.-A man named Geo Pitnen wU
,o,, arrested cha g.d vita ys.Dg clothing .nd money
=. .ronrt Ia x55 the property q NJ. Geo knapp a
No s7 seven Tn, accused taken before Jasaos
Dsy,csou and committed FOR T,uinstioo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

JoHs STREET CHURCH CAsE The csse betsee The
parties contending for sale OF the church snd moss
opposed TO i, taken cut OF the Supeme Court ana
iefered 70 Bishop simpson, who viii hear the pTass
on Wednesday, the 2s,b, 1T - O'Clock, in the bssc-
mept OF the church. ThOes opposed TO the removal
contend that the lower pa, Of the City should no. DO
entirely Genuded of charches ii the rich part of the
congree alton DO move up town. II no. wanted by
de former members, let q few churches renaia -
missionary stations and to mark that the 10 YER pat
O, the City was not always hea;hen laad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Puruc ScHooLs-We dropped ia for a few min
utes yesterday morning on way down tOwo, a.
the Primary School of the Sixteenth Ward, on rwen-
~ fourth street. and found thousand happy children
ling ing Hail umbia' snd the Tea Song" a.
their NOM er Of celebrating Eyscu.On Day. Before
they retired 20 their various they sd
oressed By e1-Adermsn John Delamster, one Of the
Board Of Education, and sIso by the Hon. Schuyler
Cof.1 ole Of The Members Of Congress from Indisls
who is stopping in the city few days on bis road to
Washington, and who is native Of hi, city, ard
was pupil in lis boyhood days OF our Public Schools.
We were glad TO learn from the teachers th st the
School was full to overlooking showing considerable
appreciation in that Ward of the educstions atvsn'
tsges that are offered by city to the rans gen
Grafton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

AGGRAVATED Assault AND BArTERr.-Josn COT
fee per Of p.rtsr Sixteenth and I'd
ward Nhey yesterday arrested charged with du sy bet
ng 81 Eng.bm.D nsmsd Henry T.. Hart that the
called the portehou,s and pscbss-d qusrt
the time h.noing to Cohee ~ bill from which hs
requested take IN, PSI, lie took the bill and pull
bis daw.r saying hat Mrs Hau owed nn fn ae got PREM
ousy and that 10 would her change She nf0fmee her
hu,Band Of the eireumytn and be repsired the port
bou,e sra VIII exposuaDg with Coffee nins
and Wiley snd severely beaten The accused sksa
before Justics Davidson and held for ninstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

The Polish REyoLUrIos.-The Twenty fflh An
riversary Of TIE last Revolution in Poland will be
celebrated on the evening Of Thursday, the Goth, a.
the Chiue,e Assembly Rooms. The Committee Of the
Polish Democratic Society have Issued Extensive 10
vitatcns They say that is the time 10 strike for
liberty and they trust that they may celebrate the
nett anniversary il their own country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

SrABBING AFFRAY.-J2 Keenan,, a laborer, living
A. No harrison street Yesterday arrested charged with
hsps Oh Sunday nsDt stabbed Ei-ad ConIp OF No 10 Doe
bro.e r.. head uho;ipg senou. lsjnry is
Connolly ~hom he stated that there
6sht 10 vhea twelve ~dos
r,h.d AZ him ard STRUCK HIN he bal tbs knhs
open nted In setdefsnse The Msssuas hsd
him to bali 10 so 20 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Drowned ~ WELL.-Geo. Ape German
by.y,n y,srs ~ age evening" fell old veil Ia
Thut-rnth -ueet fret and drowned III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

DRyING ovEB A CHiID.-A man named Richsrd
Rudolph yesterday sueeo charged viii driving h hosss
.no Ssso over. chId Roswell street brs,kn lie .nkes
aasins other in1-y lie tkeB bsfors Justice
Connolly aud locked Up 'Or eIsn0sioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

DIR. CHALMERS The regular monthly meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Assoc .ton was hold last
evening 10 their room in Clinton Hal. Mr.. Pstsr
Carter read an essay on Tie Early Life Of the late
Dr.. Chalmers" The subject was one capsule Of
elleiting UGH pous admiration at the band Of the
writer together with the progressive tendency Of the
Association. OF coupe there was a favorabe attend
ares and much interest manifested the part Of the
auditory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

RECOVERY or JUDGE BoswoRrH.7Judge B,s-
worth. who has been DE- tanned at Oswezo for nearly
two eels past by ilress reached HIS homo in
this City on Ss,u dsy evening" and 10 rapidly conva'-
eeciug. lie hopes to be able to resume his jadicid
duties By next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

In the list of premiums recently conferred by the
American Institute on meritorious exhibitors and
published exclusively in THk TRIBUNE, we uulnsen-
ticnslly omitted to mention that silver media wS
aw sreed 20 John s. Willard of No. 40 Pearl street
for a git and carved looking glass frame.
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CITY ITEM s.

Sunday last was cloudy with a fine ram 10 the
afternoon and eyening-damp and chill, though
not very cold. On Monday the clouds broke
away in the morning and let the Sun shine out
10 dry the earth, as i. did rapidly with the aid
of a strong west wind that blew all day, but
not a. cold as strong The heecy clouds to-,
drfted all day before the WIND giving alternate sun
ard shade to the earth; but when the sun went down.
the wind 80 sometimes is its wont, went not with him,
but grew more furious and roared through the streets,
shaking the blinds, and rafting the windows, and
thruslipg its unwelcome body into open doors, pattng
out the light in the hall, perchsnce coming into the
paror or kitchen ard scattering the ashes and then
we Looked out and all overhead the clouds thick
enipg up till for time ali murky darkness of
black clouds AND no stas twibked. Bat for artificial
10 how msny was dsm- In spite Of all The glitter
ing Bghts and notwiihs andng the stars peeped out
again now snd then through the evening, when the
wind rent the clouds away But away from m4ny g
home the clouds are never driven and in them nothing
but gloom, ii night, remsins. Th-re Is no bright
sun by day LOr glltteriDg stars By nisht. All day
by soHe dimighted basement window, and all night
till almost time To- day light to come again. the poor
seemstress sits by dill lamp or talow cand e, max
ing strts at six cents piece or thick wooden psn. for
twenty five. And so through all her days and nights
she must toll 10 feed herself and chill ren they mast
perish To such tOileis, and to Gil who sympathize
with hem, how pleasant to hear US say hat Winter is
Lot vet here-thst the warm weather of A4f1tnp still
fingers, end that may probably haxs ~ eRpsrtu
nifty to be thankful tia, Thsnksg Shs sihy not
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-31
or Democratic Delegate to Congress.
HON. DAVID OLMSTED.

PARTIES IN THE Next CONGRESS-
Albany Evening Journal has list of the
next Congress, from which we gleam the
following results There are thirty-nine
.braska, with four vacancies, one each in
Pennsylvania, Alabama, Missouri and In
diana
In the House there are 12S Anti-Ne-
braska men and 46 Nebraska. There are
to be elected 60 members, Of which 20 in
the last Congress were Wings and 40
Democrats These sixty voted as follows:
Nebraska forty-siX, Anti-Nebraska seven,
absent seven.