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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
MAYORS osF,cE, Jan = isNs
WIRE is opened al this OH GO a COMPLAINT

NNHERE is opened at this OH ice a COMPLAINT
BOOK under The charge Of competent person, fI he
purpose receiving and entering all complsnts of
coming within the jnsdi;ton Of the huncieAl Aatho es
The Mayor vhl entertain sod so far tbs lave give "a
power ake Of charges preferred BY responsible
parties tor violation Of the ordinances and dee,ion Of duy
upon part ger'n hodu "a Office under he CITY Gov
eminent By order Of Mayor
vM STEPHENS. siw Asrhl.
All the papers this city Will please copy AID send thtI
bills 0 this 0ftce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
Boar6 ano Rooms.

DOARD.-A pleasant Parlor and Bedroom may
he attained al Mrs AUsTIYs No "a East Isths, EAR
Union g. Also single Room. Dinner e. 8 oeoes mo
house has all the modern improvements
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OWNERS Of WESTERN LANDS car tad

~ bry,r sdv-rfssr Name sta'e. eoartv. osnshr,
scuoa, sna sh-tfsr an Der sfsiie Also rrcs sod
TERMS STATE chain e and yea VIII pay expose q ,s
sninns different fro efre.sstst,ons address
Nc. 5.8i2 New York city Ps.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

DOARDING-At Nos. a. and AZ East Broae-
ID way; pleasant ROOMS fer Gent.men sDd tber ""s''
sIso ROOMS for suria Gentlemen or day Bosrce1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

DRUG STORE for SALE-Well stocked well
stusted and doing GOOD Prescription business, Which,
with the Good will and Lease, will be cold verJ low no
prosristor is OBLIGED 10 leave the city. Apply TO
b. w. RICHARDS No. sat Brosdssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
xxTANTEp-A SITUATION by a respectable

w yeurs Woman she 1908 plain Cook good B,ser,
and 20 Wsner and ironer Good reference from her st
.upo,or wouid DO Hossewcrs In small private family
Car for Gays at 40 IS hsnryst building
n ira floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

('Ounhs nd uids, tsOHfrtntsH, @urc Hu'o's'f NJ"
of the and Throat are extremely pre-
-, he .hsapest and best remedy Is Dr. MoCLlNFOCks
COZ and COUGH MIXTURE price IS cents. Sold by all
n,n,,,.,s and by Gus dMAN& Co, No. l22 Futonst up
stair. Also, DIT. McCLIST0cKs ANrl-BlLious PILLS
for Liver complaints &c price % cents per box rive boxes
free BY mail for al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
GoteIs.
YTHE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-

MUSEUM HOTEL, No. % Ann.st., few
ltl from Broadwsy-rgrDshed Rooms 20 rt % tho
niah singln Rnon 25 cent?. OQen all nlhL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

VyTANTED--A situation by a respectable young
w Girl tidy hats aud excellent city reference, as
PLAIN COOK; is most excellent Baker and competent
s,her and Ironer fully capable take Cooks place
In respectable private fsny In good boHdinS house
Year, city reference sod thoroughly understands her
tusness Call address No SIS hoor back
10 fvor raw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

MtRcH,Nrs' BANK New' Ola an, 40
$4,000 EGWAR On ii. e a Or E 1sf sass
OF COLD eontan ming % eo0 each The above rewss VIII
A Z SILLIMAN. CasheT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

4 DRESSMAkER wants to 90 10 work by the
~ dsv weet respectable family BY The month
all # No. IS .7th-st b, tveen 6fh .nd 7th-Gvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

gu,laranf Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
n Removed No Csnsst to the corner centre sna
Canal N, NevYok The Office established by the Com'
eesonsu Eifatcn, where can slSays be fonno large
and persons their orders filed BY wnne to
ne eupe and ding the amount nece ss TO pay
ehs casse Of the parties required No fees charged 70
siovrfr. JAMES p. FAGAN Superintendent
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CnFILLAN's THIRD GALLERY OF LIT

TICKNOR q FIELDS, BOSTON,
Il Have published
MARY N. CHASE AND Der WRITINGS Henry
Fowler Editor ContsniDg Letters, Poems and Life The
letters are models epsosy ,ye in their outspoksn ntes
rty winning unreerye conversational grace and Investment
the everyday experiences OF Home with the true Color .nd
eypession which pictures warm vitality while possessing the
happy combination Of Psihos and Huno which truly repre-
sent life Mary Chase fksbe only Tor her
letters and attractive poetry but for bdancy OF
saton love of her beautiful Christian life aud for
the practical and executive with
the poetca and sensitive. The Women OF the country should
]. NJ FAIRcHILD Co..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

A REsPECTABLE GIRL, with best oil refer
or 90 GENERAL HOMEWORK Would not object 20 8
ian ly either city country Plese call for to- days
a. No le- OebsId st. between RTisston ard sAn'ns~ IN
u. fret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

WANTED Situations, by two smart Girls;
w one as COOK. WASHER and IRONER; Is GOOD
Baker the other 81 CHANBERMAIO aud WAITER, to
care Chdren Can give best Of city references Can
he East l3hst LIST add % thire
foor 'front.' room, for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

O. = REWARD-Lost, on board the Steamboat
" - Worcester the morning Of the 2Ste inst PORTE
MONAIE containing Draft Newhogse spaz. Of Phila-
dephia in favor Of JsmesA Rdsssy dawn BY spsz New
house of s-n Francisco for Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars,
Dec 1854 aud payable seventy tive days after date
lt contained some other unimp ortsnt papers
The above reward will BE- paid delivery Of the above to
Capt s. PINCKNEY on board ship Juniper pier No 50
East River h s. PiNIhSEf
a. = REWARD.-StOlen on the evening of 9th
p - inst. the door, pieces Black Ensusled Duck,
Il yads long IS inches wide The above reward will be paid
for their recovery. ID. HAMMOND No. Is Cedarst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

WTANTED-A situation by steady respectable
w Woman az o good COOK would be willing assist
b the Washing snd Ironing do the Bsksg OF small
uriyse family Has good city reference Call at No 55 West
for twOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

yos &C. Sss &c: s,.. 1aS 'os Live.
psbn..,s on 'ss eo.s,e Included Single copies :"
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maius,

4 SITUATION WANTED by q respectable
N Protestant Girl 70 do GENERAL HOUsE"ORk tn .
fuA family WoEld have objections 70 40 short Distance
ihs eouIJ Gen Be zen for two days Al No Nv ta 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

+ R 1 a y d K I or T rssar d l E
FOR FEBRu1RY,
WI be rnbi.hed THIS DAY Il 5eL Il j. contain. al
the rev Fashions aud tes,n patterns or
eiewo,k Sold By a.. booksslien FRAsK LEsLlE,
Nos - ard y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18


The steamship Union. for Havre did sA rom Quaran.
tine Ill this morning.
The steamer Vanderbilt got Of night BY steam
tugs Huntess And 1itan and way q, Hunters
Pom, where she will Undergo all necessary repairs
We have received the following letter from Mr. Smith
which we publish act OF justice to hm--
TO or THE HERALD.
Shiny attention bas been called 10 article which np
peared In Of the l4th inst which calculated
the captain the schooner Hart lately strand
I'd The New Inlet Long Island The facts Of are
simply these: On the irning of he lin inst the above
with my belonging to the LGe Saving station house
NO landed on the beach, opposite the schooner, about
zen minutes , aser sean =; ksynors crew landed and
I'LL the tide fell and until he could get the shp
quarter boat and thereby assst each other sccden
manned. while myself and manned my boat and
both rcceeded towards the wreck Mr.
distance ahead who soon boarded the wreck Will myself
and remained between beach and wreck
them IN they required H. The the schooner
IN no danger and DE sea gradually falling me tide
receced. did attempt to the government life boat
the schooner IL safety OF the Of Raynor r.
Smith who boarded The III faed Mexico 1857 and have
board vessel when any other in this vicinity In
regard 10 he location OF the station house No must
sreculy beg leave to differ win captain BOVINE Tho oca
because the inlet, and the boats used both
sides Of The inlet With propr,sesy. SorHAR smith,
Dated Freeport. Dec. Is, lsao.
The steamship Cresccn, CITY from New York ID inst had
not arrived At Havans the i2th
ror an account the launch OF tie steame~ Rasnoke
nevs columns.
Ia. eng 70 he Pschc NAH Steamship Company new wing al
panama sold by auction at New York o. SATURDAY for
xooo.
LAvscsEp-A, Camden sA Inst, BY Nessrs Hodgmaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
Another IlnbrOglio.

MEXICO AND THE ALLlEs-woRK FOR GEN. aADsDEN
lcorresp ondence Of the National intelligence
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1855.
BY the steamship Mexico arrived from Vera Cruz en-
the 5th, with dates from the city Of Mexico to the 2sth
ult and the British West India mail steamer Solent
which entered this port with letters from Vera
Cruz of the 9th, and the capital dated &C. have no
pleasing account q affairs in that country II IL said
the power of Gen. Alvarez in which the delegations Of
several European governments and named
France England, Spain and tho Popes Nuncio &c. The
power Of Alvarez is not settled and members Of his
Cabinet in whom he has placed the confidence
have been tempered with with effect It is further
charged that assistance has been pledged by The two FIRST
powers through their ministers, Ia the event Of
ganizaton, and the adoption Of policy in harmony
opposition Of all shades to the liberal party laboing
to initiate principle OF antaeonism to the institutions
and the interests Of the United states The charges
very broad and without defining details but indicating
political and socia condition deserving the prompt ana
searching investigation and OF your administration
which assuredy must be advised II these .hnge true
by the Minister OF the United States.
Here are without any political news of importance.
Gen consns is as.ns 70 sOnc.ss tine remnants Of
the Creole and Spar lard through their social and in
dustria interests and his efforts seem 10 be crowned
the "Conce ption and the patron saint Of Spain .
and for the three past nights the principal houses
and streets have been illuminated and prousely deco
rated with curtains and banners, displayed from
dcws balconies and the towers Of Our many churches
with continuous religious ceremonies. 1t IL said that
attention has been given 30 this feast than usual
on account of the adjustment Of the government
with the power Of Rome Of the dculty growing out Of
the seizure and disposition Of the church property
SPAIN Whatever the cause, the celebration has been
august and embracing the attention Of ali Of our
community IL does not seem, however quite consis-
tent with pure devotion that we close the festivities
with bull fights and ba ia the first az @bieh ak bulls
we've slaughtered by bupglng knife three horse
killed. md one man seriously wounded and In the last
he evil one rsy know how many hearts were dis.
oueted II not broken, casualty Of
this latitude
Cur agricultural industry 10 progressing favorable.
n tn 10 az btvh
and all the rst receipts Of mossses have been taken up
at Matat sss and Cardenss. Health good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
Material for English Opera.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Ny attention was attracted on Wednesday last BY
passage in the communication of your Boston correspon
dent which business alone has prevented my noticing
that singers will have 70 he obtained In Europe the
principal parts for though there plenty Of singers
for Italian OPERA there IL great scarcity Of performers
in Fneish OPERA Now, SIR such Is not the case; there
are unfortunately too many operatic artists who sing
native language comparatively unemployed, and By
adding others Who though highly spoken Of have not
yet made their debut, very strong English opera
pany could be formed which, indeed 1t would be difficult
10 equal much less excel At present In Europe. II Miss
Hensier would concescend % to be prma donna In Eng
sh opera instead ofa seeonda in Italian do know or
wish for better. Then there Il Miss Josephine Phillips
now in Boston, Mrs Barton Ill., Me-dames fozzon and To-
tenors there are Mr. Frazer Of thesesuin troupe Mr. Ar
thursop Mr. W. H. Reeves, Mr. Gardner, Mr.. Willard Of
Boston who, believe. Is yet TO the sssge) and
Others; basscs--Messrs. Borrspi Leach Irving, Nc.
could extend my list much further, but have said
enough show neither Mr. Southard asy other
composer need send Europe for either practsed
lists novices. Some In the above iist established
tavorites and (uness novelty and desire for change DO
the grand desderatum), let managers only offer employ
men,, and they will find there Is lack Of artist
have doubt that the addresses OF most II not all OF
the above, could be obtained Of Hall SON. Joe, the
other music publishers Of New York and may be al
lowed to suggest II Is not aras that require
present but rather arena In which they could be
employed There Ia not throughout the whole Of
the Union theatre devoted 10 the performance Of Eng
hsh operahat g. Of Opera In the language Of peo
pssnd this want Ia felt equally by both composers and
artists II you think this long it, insertion
will hint a. your Boston correspondent and
oblige REIDENT PROFESSOR OF NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

The former reports made appear that there nine
for murder and three for manslaughter.
Rowing MATcTL-The rowing match between Mr..
Stephen Roberts Andrew Fay, will take place at
O'Clock this afternoon from the foot of losh street Hsr
lem. They will over the Of the Empire City
Regatta Club, distance of five miles, for 500.
THE STEAMER c. VANDERBILT AFIoAT-The steamer c.
Vanderbilt which ashore in fog Randals Island
Last Friday morning, was foated of on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock, and brought to- the Dry
Dock in this city by two seamtugs. During Friday and
Saturday the water pumped out and the damage she
had sustained repaired Fortunately the salt water did
do her much injury the costly furniture had been
taken ont It Is the intention Of the owner to strap her
hull with diagonal iron bracDg and otherwise strengthen
her The steamer Granite State Captain King has taken
her place the StoniDgon line and will at the usual
hours.
TIE MYSTERIOUS PISTOL sHoorER-capt. Alderman, OF
the Ninth ward police desires to state that the ind
vidua who has taken such fancy to shoot against peo
ples houses could not have been the premises No
100 West Fourteenth street. stated yesterday The
ecoundre doubtless entered the grounds adjoining which
unoccupied.
Coop NEWS FOR THE HoRsFs.-The workmcn com
yesterday groove tbs Russ pavement adjacent
to the Park. The ruts to be cut in parallel lines
inch in DEPTH and two inches from each other This is
10 be expert ent but the question arises should the
horses be permitted to kill themselve. the pavement
in ts present slippery condition. while the trial of this
plan Is going forwardY would require two years to
lest thoroughly as there every believe tn
the constant friction will away the ruts and leave
the surface slippery before II anything is DONE 1t
would be well 1t were done quickly
FisE IN FIRST AvESuE.-About ii O'Clock Sunday
night fire broke out in grocery and liquor store No.
294 First avenue, kept by Edward Purtin. The fire
CURED in the back Of the store in bedsup
posed 10 have been set FIRE. Mr. Puru has an insu-
Of $500 his stock and furniture in the Aston In
surance Company Damage about 500.
FIRE CENTRE STRKEr.--About II O'Clock Sunday
night Ere broke out in the entrance to the basement OF
No 90 Centre street the Manhattan Hsuse caused by
the escape of gas It put out with but triaing
damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE.
numerously attended meeting Of the above organ
sation met at their rooms, Academy Hail. No. 66S Broad
way, last evening, for the purpose of reoeivng the
of the committee of fifteen from each ward" ~
appointed BY the delegates from each ward In accord
ance with the following resolutions drawn up BY spe
cial committee, and adopted at the last meeting'-
Resolved That the delegates TO this Committee
from the wards appoint In their respective wards
convention composed Of fifteen persons whose duty 1t
shall be to select three delegates TO TORN the
Republican General Comm tee and five &legsies the
Young Mems Democratic Republican General Commit tee
for 1856.
Resolved That each elector composing the said con-
ventions SHALL previous to exercising Of the
hereby conferred pledge himself that he Of the
can State Convention held at Syracuse on the 2sd az
August and that he voted for the State ticket there
nominated, headed by Gen. Aaron Ward.
Resolved That the conventions thus constituted meet
on Thursday evening" Dec ~ 1885, at the places hereaf
ter to be named.
Resolved That the democratic electors composing these
conventions meet in their respective wards Thursday
January 8, 1856 and organize ward committee and
that the crea Of this general commi furnish TO
the chairman OF the general committee Tor 1886 certified
list OF the members Of said ward committees for 1856,
,hus constituted.
Resolved That the gener committee for 1855 meet at
stuyvesant Institute Thursday evening, January TO-
at ~ O'clock, for organization.
Resolved, THAI the delegates shall report the names of
the electors composing the several nominating
18th inst. .-..,.
: Y.
Savage offcated secretary.
Full delegations admitted from every ward in the
city except the Third, Eleventh Twelfth aud sixteenth
In the Of the Twelfth ward dissatisfaction was
expressed at the conduct OF the committee not more
frequently attending the meetings of the org anization
committee OF three was appointed to confer with
another and fill up the vacancies existing In the Third
Eleventh and Sixteenth wards and to organize the local
committees in those wards upon a more substantial
basis.
There long debate upon the question of admit
ting the delegate present from the Twelfth ward which
ended in his being excluded.
The outside politicians who had been ousted were
quite savage at the conduct of the committee and COM
planned Of wings and Know Nothlngs having been ap-
pointed in the place Of hard working adamantnes
mocrats, as one of the number remarked, " who had
worked their very hearts out at the last election In try
ing to support the true principles of democracy"
The names of the Nominating Committee of Fifteen, at
the request of the meeting to be kept secret for the
present for fear the soesders would get hold" of
Of the and their influence wi b them, and thus
upset the entire plans Of the democratic republicans
The committee adjourned until next Wednesday week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
Naval Intelligence.
Our NORFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.


Loss Qfde z. s. Seomer Roanoke.
Yesterday wss gala day al the Gosport Navy Yard.
Fof some days the papers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
had been giving notice that the magnificent steam fri
ate Roanoke would be launched and In the anticipa
Ion OF the scene thousands had, at an early hour
rowded every prominent place from which good view
could be obtaiped 10 witness the spectacle At ten
minutes past she glided into her home element,
greeted by thirteen Guns from the Pennsylvania The
presiding deity the occasion was Mise Hart, the
csuehNr OF the genternany aud efficient Naval Con
structo< Of the Go-port Navy Yard Mr. samuel T. Hartt
The launch TO the least beautiful aud the Wild
SHOUTS Of those board and those shore sent
the blood tin Cling through every vein and
terry In the body. The launch over, the immense crowd
retired from the yard but az the time aoat
that the vessel was seriously damaged having broken
her hawsers {wentysix inches round) and buried her
stern In the mud the other side o. the stream. In
order 70 ascertain possible how she cjared visit
ed her this morning. and found she had settled down In
The water h. with the spar Dc * and hen
kft her The water wanted about feet Of Overlooking
her bui~aks forward several OF her largest beams
hose supporting the psr deckhayc been broken in the
centre. Several knees have also started from their
places !, BE- ieyed that her keel has sustained almost
irepafse'e damage. Her filing with water Is occasioued
papks on both sides OF her bottom having started OIL
hary believe that the Rosnoke total failure, and in
Jew days ~tll DO condemned think not; but II will
POST the government barge amount TO repair her. Her
ftrn Il shout twelve fset in the mud and the tide Is
fslpg over her bows NORFOLK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
Mayors Office.

On the 9Th day Of the present month the lace and
embroidery store kept by Francis Hensey, at 68 Broad
way burgarously entered by of prying open
the front cutter door Of the premises with jimmy,
other instrument of a smiisr nature. About
LOO black lace wells I48 yards of jacone aouncing
and sixteen jaconet bands, with other small articles
amounting in value to s4o7 carried away. Officer
Masterson OF the Chiefs Office yesterday morning
a man named Thomas Roach suspicion Of being the
pepetrator of the burglary, Of the goods
traced to the store Of William TOPPING where they had
beeu sent BY Rosch to be sold at auction The prisoner
subsequently confessed his guilt and Committed to
await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

PpsroSsE A POLITICAL CfgRGyyEs.-The Rev. Mr..
Fontaine Of Austin, Texas places himself properly be-
fore the Pablo in card addressed 10 the Sae TINES the
concluding portion OF which Is as follows
expect 70 listen TO the speeches OF any politicians
please and TO vote as please; but do not expect
10 minge with the strife Of the political arena; and
exrect TO interfere with mans political interests
civil rights party shall for any poll.
tical scheme, or deprive me OF my liberty
have frienos whom believe TO be patriots, and
mics whom believe 10 be knsve@, belonging TO both par
ties and for their temporal and eternal good will preach
the gcspe lof Christ whether they willing not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
We learn that iart week the District Attorney Of the
United States in consequence of information received
his ofice decided that tho Osprey for Grey.
town should be cleared the Custom House until
an should be- had The agent o. the steamer
laid bef re- the District Attorney such explanations IN.
Ger oath a. 20 induce the District Attorney 20 rerut
the sai,,ng Of the yesse On SATURDAY.