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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

LECTURES ON ENGLISH LITERATURE: By Henry
REGD. limo, PIP. AL Pbil.delphs: PsrrJ Mcmillan.
The first EDITION Of this work was Issued soon sfer
the amented eeath Of the author who one Of the
victims Of The Arctic in September Of last year. L. at
once met vi b genial rece 2tion in our best literary
circles and hes far gated general circulation as
to have passed into third edition. OF which we have
here a copy. Mr.. Reed was an accomhehed scholar,
en- appreciaiive critic, and chaste and pleasing
write His lectures, though laboiDg under the dis
advantages Of posthumous publication, afford en au-
tbe1tc and agreeable guide The different stages of
EDgish Ii erstuc, and are especially adapted to
youthful students of both SEXES. They marked by
Go icacy of taste ard refinement Of culture rather tn
by profoundness originality, bat they introduce toe
reader into pure literary atmosphere and cauno;
fail 10 exert benign ard improving influence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

CHRISTIAN THEISs: By RosER- ANCHOR TsoDPsoy I
i2rnh. y. IN. Harpx b ntner.

CHRISTIAN THEfSs: By ROsERT ANCHOR TBGSPsoy.
i2mh. ~. f71. Hupx b. otnen.
The frt Bulttt prize for 3si was sCjudgod 70 ths
sUIhcr Of this heaase by commission consisting Of
Baden Powell He,ry Roge's, AID Isaac Taylor. Toe
orcrss Of tie subject takes its shape fion the phi
hsCpbical de7tlopnen's Of tie preient century. Ths
original phi cipts Of knowledge, ia their application
to the theoie. OF Atheism abd Psnheism, cstsic
cred in the first boz k-tbeD the direct evidence, Of
natural Toesn the mAbics .ations Of the divine char
ecter in nature, and the suiptura revelations Of the
Deity. The opbio JOBS Of F. ahci, Newman, Theodore
Parker Bsbco White, and other recent writer's, are
subjected 10 brief examination, relieving the dypess
Of abstract speculation By touch Of personal contrc-
veIsy. The l. yer Of metaphyseI analysis and argu-
nent will find much in this volume to crafty his
tastes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

ATTFNrTFD BURGLARY.-A man named IA ene
u. wa - rested early ye erd,y morning ehrSei with
attn Ut t burglary Vi the Velry No 2S3 iud sr5
cohiUg store dc iSspseTs that tho ,ceaed "n
,c .cc ma ices az detect w1e work, opdayod1s 20
.Gec al If tho premises. aud the poce ~'Ie cHled
e,fed WIS arre-td bot the RS AOed bsncl OF
on KEYS Sc found bis perOn and bssce an
tif rh af y.id The Ir.oosr ocSed Up by Ju'tc,
Davidson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

ASSAULT WITH PISTOL AND DiRK.-On Sunt ~
nah Of th- s!e occup"s Of toe use NJ l8j Eat
v eBysey, 9th street cnE.g-d Ia quarrel ~hea tao mNu
usmed Parties Dsslnn sDA John BeaB nteferei, taxing d
side snd he str attacked b, his sdv-r,sy va,
hin urOn the head With bore psto and stabbed him
in be 'high dt knife. Dayton wss Prmpts arrested
sd Locked 70 svsit tri-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30

FATAL ACCIDENT OF THE LANE SHORE Rotp.-on
Thurd., unornns Al led ia tNe depoS
Dunk h. She stsndins on re ps'om " 20 s.s ~
they we. ss aus SUDDEN jerk Of ting n;o zion
tbrs. her Gown 'hsn and across the r> on one d
that tn sh Ell. pas~d over sad tsrh u,isn NJ o
-, h.lo the bi,hs ana death en-ued /, about hs hons
The wife Of Chic,go merchin mare 10 S''n'rr
lat va, on Der wy visit he friend, Ne~l s cJ
Were originally beot sebavs been she - So "
t.r her name lRuSlo Con. Adv Oct p.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

prcogpp YEAcTTCT~aOrfcg or Rrnuvlf.-THy
III srdstsgBsS ss-uSriy srspI yih iiord ~ Para 49,
9Th fs str.aei sa'rses a o. sy, ORA e<stfsn All
atrrns yui ~ ast - hsA s~xss. sx1 p~rsr~ssy
asseA cssssu4as an dsrsnax 80 T,t~I
49, tos ~ tsss~s " tsatsvr " al ~ 80
az sssutane< rcsf ara ye vfS hyvs bs~n aAg,sf -
''spset<. sat.sze. sc .soss M p..v,srY sna ns
- taffs nstf v.Asd efssasy ~ ss.est~t 49,,
Aisn ~ na4s AZ. sss. ia erscrasd oessfgn1~s -
NJ a.n0w Ntssts1 "a W. r. Paris. ufdsy Hs-d ,s<sf
ksx 80 ne nA1f res sfd 81 s~fa rssr@1es 4
tst snfgen. letsfr "a are nye@afbs Ee>e1f rrs
NiNyN efy fej1g. sksxgc~ gre uyieFsae sss ~
nsA nsssrsist rvso ~ sysTy ssss~ 81 ss~ASseA .
~ rsnaA. srF@rkus. nsFr1s<i stf 1,sr&s
ttA1A sfif % 80 ne<tsrn Act f1prs~1 - nd
sp< kAs t~e1 strenty sgsc~afsk Trsatssri ~ 81
tfr. YrA<.&s Drfs ttcrs ff.as ~ as
fen EDp. g. ~ HAxxDND y FerF~an,
AssloF ~ "'Wedosl tatv~x'tn1x ~ kHltssr 81. A..
NO u< brcs1vAy, oprgax ~ ss.SsaAs u~sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

CokL.-RED AND WHITE ASH Eco AND sroyh
coal screened aud delivered IN good order, 'ha lowest
uarket price Tor cash yards la Ehxsbs street az "a
Stanton street. the bontry. BY l.. J. CosIA9.
f,oAI.-My OBJECT rs QUICK SALES AND SNAIL
l. proNis fur cash am delivering best red white am
woHscrecned under sheds a. - 20 50 qrAautes
~. aud upwards n - =. YArfs corner % King
Cresnwi~h streets twenty hh street aud snsb snc
ns Dsars street. PklEk CiIAfps.
4 oCrsT MOUNTAIN COtf.-fHiS VERY SUPERIOR
~ coal can be obtanet pure nnt without atnspfe, 1s
Locust Mountain gDa Yard, No IA FonrA agcuue near
fcufeers street. H1xeon Beaver fea.ow. agd he
hfh wh~ ab. leAtl or hard and 0er e1'ebrta veins -
rcd al teal. ~ 1Ted txYrF y ar fsfnW NG y, n =
LytrIcoi tairei aBs Cssay AEd rl 1cyt cons sr o.
Lard.
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= =
MEDICAL.

TYR. WARDS usroRTUNATEs FRIEND CURES
how bad. Cures ar ali doctors have niei boes ali i
pro 10 dohat a. private diseases quicker
he bod "a Vel az he s whs other rssde. SsTe no
5G n ysn sr r. sope be sursa hooSy % @
time without being cured I'M cy got Dr. Wards remedy.
or,eey.d BY Inn come 10 Dr. Ward AID he vii cue foa
hs,e psss nor eyre; han ssy eer living phy.css
sgeaa,sd YIN e,yery sa7s great syaage
ssass "p%y
wor, Inow week 80 Gar al street one door east q s
e Say 5nrvaed IL every re- respect FREE 81 VIII d p aS
treatise. cure guaranteed.
NJ Lamont, PARIS AND LosDor rHYsrcIAs
lis eaaon SIS PAGES s H;a sna
any part o. he continent closely tealed Tor sours all pa
ss q a g. Ssssa o Fl "a % q Ess
r. naays easep t ne e9n,l1usy curing s1ndred-
y q ssrg hnon The rseeipo o. usual Fee viii iher aynpp
nesing and oher cities snic'ed should uss 20 re-
NEEDLES before consulting ha WORK as The medicines and
-espss,sy aesd viii conaaons sero i ln asr
% rsnse ssirs ss sSP s
mending DR. Laroni and he ,sesse Cearer dssas ru.
.ss 1 Ssos Ss'a' Democrat Day Book New nr'
MOST IMPORTANT TO THE LADrrs.-DR CESS
w ner's celebrated menstrual Tls most Aatoaishng
u lhir effect 10 reaching aud remoyngse various Irregular,
Icr rass, hey Hse charm gcny mid u ana
YET 20 invariably eneaeoY, ing ree ana
Particular IN Re ereen, d wsc are . si re e
4 3 ", !. asSs ss1 X he ss @ me-
PREF Der Tor containing in dlrscson kAeh boris gnet
Lo1ory. and IL Greenwich street. 100 eceier street. ~
Iy sfse He~ Yes snd 4 ~ Pafoa S srS saa
DR. H. q. GKiSsNEh ~ i Liberty street New iors = *
10 boa 2ts New fofk Post oce, AMI VIII be ~
DRIvsTH CovsUfTArioSs-DR. WATSON CON.
Ones bis practice 70 ore class q dses.e Ia With b i
q failure The remedies are nld tesp he ps-a
rom basaess, Or expose him 70 dsecgn shDc 10 n.i
desire. % eaie hat many have assssa b. sSs pro
ns.s % certain eeAaans and sesn Injured ~ draxs "a
= 10 'A1R' '' 0'''4 WILLIAM wArsoa. n D.,
caSs~ ard Cure" numerous p'airs VI.
Once. 20 wsnsr street nssr BfoAdway
yf,gissTMAR-THz GREAT EUROPEAN DrscOvyaYs-
81 rSe.. ss . as rs sssss : a.. "a ~
periai College Of Nsfssns ysnnA rreseua, No D % 10
distressing sotss sfissng nom ry ls u. -
so. .re sfeacoas p yoush nanhss ssd ga sss isssa
Tnte, ,he 1r.ssenar .srs an,rss.y 40 I'd ~ sh{.
~ hnredmeus vsnlss iss fn.se oehxs " ~ osag has
Tnessmsr No onpieisiy AMI cna.sy eosdcses.
sS sssu no. sss s . .ns 10 = a. r az
- leroe q es yogsis.s.se. 20 81 Er..
Ats d-srurln Il 81 Fasees cnsai.en 81 ~hss AZ d.
1T sss = Ne ssvoa q ns sss 4 =. naass. IL
aiass rsy ~ = - O. as 90 !, 49, .sl.e 49,
spsss,.. !. .,'f y ssg = Z sgg,
r. = , s 80. 49, Il. s. y. p.e = -, y.ns
- \. peoprnr sef pslesse - sg~ss ~ - "a II
"a 80, o e., 80 s ~ s..,s a. = 1919
ss ~ uoxA sor~r-y pSssA. sf s<ffesaes s~srSsb a
ssrsc;l0lsa ss -rssr. hsAs~ssssfsqp'rs Ssrs cas-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
BILLIARD

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE rue +.
w tenion pure vie 81 DllarI ss
having iven ts usi satlaotion 70 he best payers II.
country add cnb Ming clerance o. style with he - fdf
reclnefs ana ruth IN the an4ea
Vcoss0R 4 CoLI.gyDER, 81 Ann stree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

ahip PACIrIC Nys. commander This steamship win
Wednesday Oct " II o'clock, NJ from berth a. the
foot OF Canal street. For freight or pAsage having uneqsd
I7 EDWARD X. COLLINS s. Wall street.
Passengsrs are requessed 2 be On board by Il O'Clock
carry any goods contraband OF All letters pass
through e Post Office; any ohcrs will be returned The
steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific and sail Oct 81
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STAT
mail scanEra-The ships composing this line the ol
lowDg:--
ATLANTIC, Capt: West, Ratio, Capt Comstock.
PACIFIC, Capt Eye, ADRIATIC Capt -.
These ships have been built by contract expressly for
eminent service Every has been taken In consruc
ton, also In their engines speed,
and their accommodations are anequaed for
elegance and comfort Price Of passage from New York
Liverpool In first class cabin $3.50 In do $i5 excl
sve use OF extra size state room xS from Liverpool 70 Me-
York. 20 and 20 gnineAs An experienced surgeon attached
each chip. No berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES
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EXTRA PAY.

LXIEA PAY-NAvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA
IL Pay" Oflce-fand warrants, extra pay" ami balances
due all tnisd States navy sailors, IN all wss sncs
Il ~ thciT widows ard hea, promptly obtained and paid and
al kinds Of claims against tbs Un ed states fccoyerefby
EDWARD BiSsEiI.
Agent, late Purser r. 2. Navy Attorney and
Counsellor =. Law 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

EDW. K. COLLINS, NO 66 Wall street. New York
S BROWN, SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co, q Austin Friars London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewelry, precious metals
less bills Of ladng are signed therefor and the value hereo
therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships Of this line cannot
carry any goods contraband Of war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
AsTIeOLOGY.

- =. =. < " /. f. s i y
A sToyfsHISGLY woNDEnFrL.-THE Gypsy GIRL,
n having moved 10 No Wooster street eean dor ron
lanai street. is prepared 20 consult with her friends api ne
public al az lie, she being aeknDgisjfed tbe
great. paIAis Tho woflo Pee ~ cents. ~ B1le Clip
part secret By which win The asc iont
a The oproSle Ger charge extra
A sTRotOCY.~--THE CELEBRATED MRS. FLEURY
~ fsria wbose relation has been constantly c9nsltei
~ Nayocop gives true Information AL events oi Ire.
Questions about 'vyc, marriage, and business are asHcFa
by the over Of magnetism, al 2J3 Brooune =.
A sTOSIsnfS0 To AIL-MADAME uoRROW-THfs
n lgfly rinsd lady 81 tie most wonderful 1siroOif IN
he worc af has been known; she vii tel All ne
life tho very tboulhs and vii specay
carriages aud chow The lnercss 81 inenlc husband,
he astoDufD ~ All Visit ber III sbo want
coed Luck ny her relief and conrf. AL ervcas
strictly private admission II given 70 gsaemcn No
llyvu not satisfied 70 bFooane street, between cannos
avd Columbia.
frLAIRvoYAECg-sLL DISEASES DIsCoyyRgD Asp
w cured carrbe; rnerring s1stcs bnfnrss Ne "a
nd whexsbcuis 81 absent friends nacsrsnef. ~ Mrs Fly
lOAb NE most reisbe medical and business esrtroysrt
snsereA tetdsuce no spring street, toe bl0ss ses =
sroeNsy. sAusiacnn guaranteed Or no psy.
MADAME ALVIN FROM PARIS. TrsDgRs Hga
AZ sefFre . he ladies snf Gentlemen IN phrsnsogy so
81 y eousaed about love, marriage. business sad vii tel
~ name o. the sdy OF gepenan hsy viii marry aiso ne
Dcwsry,
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nR HUNTER 10 ) pIYIgox frgEgT, sSx yOAs
IL tsF1ralf ftFNr - - fftls. nay - 80
sufd - hisatd sssaf 49, ~hsfs - 49, gcsa~f
cse ngHft. n tasirus ~ f@ = frtss sd nssfs
sxts4 - raff A. fHreia lGkl.fEes
- ~ ~ lsfvt Heaftt - a4f a. tota ~ As@ psrHsn
r. tNfkfa rsslHfAtN. aas 10 al
800 $1,000 tsUles - rsesl rsasty Hsr<fs -
go ~ rafaa ssfsaia t'sssses MttgH tsyMx pA~a
- '.sst - raf - ry%~ o. ct g.
~ Ma ~ "a NeAA
- III rKN - nutNE ~TrKyT MY gr CONT
aar - fsrfa M "a FFfwts sa~sss Tssssy fssys
= r. eEsh - Ers f8sr&use ssssa.Aafsl cares
4sfMa HfffHfg NtfFts tsasesfaN
I,N ooHErGf u DUANE srHgwr wgvBYR ~ fHr
~ New fefk raFsfspf nay os@slssf frifase -
49, sssf 5ss~r go sgestss t1s1@as Aia y
49, seed .sFgAkArz esyes.
DtNgNNN TEpATxrvr ~ rgfgsrg pJAy ANFH
IA " f0Nsro% ~ uesfr Gsfssfi ntsy - - $50
t6ftasfFe fseksss Ivx9sY tgar ye8ss AS ss~FA
sntt "a IN u Esats<s sygrfsss&s fssrts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

IyARN FOR sALE--as ACRES, TWO MILES FROM
Hampstead depot Long Island ~ story house, rooms
price 81 small fA near kossvie staten Island;
10 $40 land 100 miles New York. - s.
per also, eght Improved farms " 70 200 acres price
xy5 10 50 healthy and best place for farmer
OF mAler York. three farms Ia Ciarksown
Rocsand county New York good farmer and miller can be
show a place t.otsant dollars, he has
$40 cash Apply ). yANDERBILTS 81 Fulton street,
OGlce open from s.. ~. III II. VI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

L,oR sALE-PRICE ONLY Sloo-THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of one q e best fruit and confectionery stores
Grand street. doing good business capable OF great
improvement Gas In the store and rent only $40 per month
Apply 1t 202 Grand street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
Inon CnAnLEsToN I'm TLnRInA-gEMI WEEKLY

RIO SOUTHERN PAvEtLERs.--THE UNITED
j States mall Steamship ROANOKE, Captain Skinner vii
eaye p.ef Is North river Wednesday IDsh 0bsr fr
pcersburg and Richmond. touching n Ola Pon, cofafr
Passengers the Houh viii proceed via Petersburg
delay and will arrive In Weldon, Wilmington, Ac.
and with iie expense u hey went gia Norfolk
They need apprehena from ihe fever TIE
hp does 10, go he nfscled ces Passage and fare,
Stale Included 70 Old Point 81 80 Petersburg Rich
mend, so. Apply 10 LuDLAM A PLEAsASrS, No. 50
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

DROOKIYN PROPERTY.-F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
I'D for dry goods that could be rendered available In the
elothng business nd TO trouble It should be under
stood other proposition In the OF exchange would
be entertained ibis L. speculative ransacnon four
houses In the block Of Third place
and Court street Brooklyn they viii DC sold market prices
and goods purchased the terms Apply at the own
residence fourth house In the block At 23 Broadway
New York The property Is situated In the best locality In the
city, Increasing IN value, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

900 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARITHMETIC,
zoo writing, &c have been successfully taught by W. j.
Kenve at the above number during the past eight years.
Each student sseparae and carefully 9sucted ard enabled
Terms reasonable
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u,op sAI,F--IN ANp NEAR MADISON. NORRIS coUy

~ ~ H. farrna and several bcaull building
ten eighteen thirty eighty four hundred and twenty
ana hundred aud sixty an Several Of the farms
would be exchanged city property ether New York
Brooklyn Also Tour story building, VIII, steam engine, all
perry Inquire o. :. D. HUNTING, WAverey House, Mad
near he actot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

pLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETs.-FOR LIVER POOL
ID The splendid fast sailing ship NEW YORK, 1000 tons
burthen Captain Bryant will positively sa Monday, tho
Sth Of October For OF cabin cabin
apply board foot Of Beekman street. East
JACOB WILSON, los South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

r,op sAtF-ABoUT rs FuIL lots, At WILLIAMS.
Irdre depot on Harlem railroad within ~ ~
~, ~ 4 ~ "A ~ gsoes i. Il. kfNSnIakE
""s - $40 FOirth Avenue, ~ Il A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

yvoR SALOON LIE HUDSON RIVER, Dt<l1Akl.E
country residence containing 10 rOoms Together Win
acres land which barr cad ctrAea house s,nc
frrlt winery eosallug iorcga efaus at1 me
well n water elstern, ares quar- crs " ne ron nc
lermano~r station Of The huisqn River h1ioaf en tnss
below mdsan the location healthy, and scenery pc&aan
fnquirs OF pr OA1NAN, 1Sb tidlidse street, az ~ A.
Of West and Chambers sIse q VI AeorEe
W. Caklns, on hs premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

fsHANCE FOR FoRTUNE-A PHYSICIAN. WHO
~ has resided ia e coal districts Of Pennsylvania for the last
made his business the cls and
sever has discovered remedy that cares every case no mat
Standing. II be sent by mail at the price OF
postage lie desires TO dispose hall the interest
who VIII spend few thousand dollars In advertising,
which will insure fortune In few years. Address W. NJ,
OGx Icy lost otlee
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Mosr IMPORTANT TO TIE LAprEs.-pR. oEIss
RIysTH covsufrArioss.-pR WATSON ooS.

DRIvsrH rOvvUfTArfOSr-DR WATSON CON.
Ones bis practice 70 class 81 dseese Ia With h~ has
treated rnnre nan twenty thouaId without one nscs
auT~. Tie remedies MIDI kEd do MOI kcsp he gsasn
rom busaess, expose him 70 dsecton. shDc Ia nt
here In twenty f0.r Dr WATSON
desires hat; many have been terescd by tbe pro
nlses cbArn'ans and been injured ny drugs IA
usIts respectfully inyIsc call le trs place isre
u no ck1gc Tor consultations. - :.
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&10 -BooKKEEPfNG-sPECfAL oFFER.-MR. Dol
lO bear 600 broadway, oi Houston street. give
notice that persons kept by the securing seas
saturday may secure them this day and evening At only ~
for full unlimited double entry This oer IL To bent
III persons Of limited means The regular terms being SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

LSoE sAIE-ruE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL,
az 1hompsons saon at the Junction Of Liberty street and
Maiden For particulars apply 10 HARVEY Connolly,
a1S broadway, room No. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

A Fusion of all the elements Of opposition to the
Pro-Slavery Democracy has been effected, and
THOMAS NICHOLSON of Beaver County is the Re-
publican candidate for Canal Commissi 'ner. We
regret the Withdrawal of Mr. Williamson's name,
for we think it would have called thousands of
good men to the polls who might otherwise stay
away However, it has been thought advisable
by our friends to have but one candidate against
the Douglastes and we counsel acquescence in
that decision. If followed up by union OF all
Free parties on County tickets the sacrifice will
have been fully justified The time is short, but
we urge the Freemen of the several Counties to
withdraw their rival tickets and unite upon men
who can be elected. Let the Country hear that
the keystone State is true to LIBERTY and
Union" Remember that the election is next
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02

The Board of Aldermen last evening non
concurred with the Councilman in relation to
the stands for farmers and market.mens wagons
west Of Washington Market, bat adhered 70
former action. The COuncilmen propose only
to allow the wagons to remain on the ground
till o'clock in tie morning, but the Aldermen
are in favor Of extending tie time to II o'clock.
The Property Clerks of the Police Courts re-
ported the amount received by them as fines
from persons arrested for drunkenness, amount
ing in all to about $3.50, beside what had been
collected by the Governors of the Alms-Hou'e.
The reports to pave Ccurtlapdt-street and
Maidenlane, also Duane-street, had TO be laid
on the table, there being no money in the treas
uIy for that purpose. Privilege was granted to
the stage companies to extend their routes to
the Crystal Palace during the Fair of the Amer
lean Institute. An appropriation (additional)
of $50 was made to defray FOurth-OfJaly ex-
penditures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02
A LITERAL EACr.

Some TIVE weeks since, Mr.. b., Radical
Democrat, called on his neighbor d Silver
Cray Wing, and commenced the following col
loquy:
B.-"Neehbor D., am inclined 30 drop all
old party distinctions snd 60 into this Republi.
can movement what DO you sayf'
D.-"I admit the proyocation, B.. but can't
20 il myself l cart consent to give up the
good old Wing party"
B. Opening bis eyes very wide" Why D., do
you consider to whom YOU are speaking Within
the last six years have certainly been concerned
with you in not ess than three distinct secret plots
to defeat and break down that very Wing party
that you now profess such devotion to! stand
reasonable amount of humbug. but you mustn't
try that dodge on me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-02

Very considerable results have before now
been accomplished by very Insignificant or very
ridiculous means; and as much as in common
with every one else, We have laughed at that
farcical pair, Messrs. Briggs and Branch, we
must confess that hey have put Mr.. George w.
Matsel in position which to man of any sem
sibiity would be highly disagreesble. Dir. Mat
sell has publicly AMI solemnly declared himself
to be a native of the United States; while
Briggs sud Branch have proved, by evidence
which seems to carry conviction generally, that
lie is native of FL gland. Now, in itself, it is
not matter Of the slightest consequence where
Mr. Matsell first saw the light; but it is of
some consequence that no should maintain
chars cter for verecity. 1t is of consequence,
not merely to himself as an individual DESTROYS
OF the esteem Of his follow citizens instead OF
their contempt, but it Is of greater consequence
TO the public, who cannot be willing that the
man holding the important Office of Chief of
Police should labor under such an imputatiOn as
that now resting on Mr.. Matsell. 1t Is high
time that, if possible, he should bring forward
some evidence or explanation to relieve him
self from this stigma. To say that Messrs.
Briggs and Branch are great fools and public
laughing stock, does not mend the case of Mr..
Matsell. If that were even more true than 1t
is, which nobody can suppose, the charge
brought against him would net be relieved.
The evidence by which it is believed to be
demonstrated that be has officially and in the
mort solemn manner stated what he knew to be
untrue, has just as much weight as though it
were brought forward b., the wlsest men in the
world; ard if he does not desire the public YER
dict to be irrevocably pronounced against him,
he will DO we'll to lose no time in making q Sc
rious and substantial defense.