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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
TIE FUNERAL OF DE1ARocHE.-TAe Daily Nt'rs

TIE FUyERAL OF DELARocHE-Ike Dd'fy Ners
of London has letter from Paris, under date OF Nov
Is. from which we take the following paragraphs;
The fupersl of VI Paul Delsroche took place to-
day. The funeral corg e lef the residence OF the de
ceased a. about l2I and proceeded to the church OF
the Trinity in the Rue de CHchy. The crds OF the
pail were he'd by NJ Lemaire President OF the Arade
mics des Beaux Arts VI. Halevy perpetual Secretary OF
that body Count de Newerketks, Director General Of
the Imperi Al Museums; and NM. K. Feury and Whit,
S eretsIies Of the Soho Dis All the different classes of
the Institute were represented In the cortege were to
be seen NM Theirs and Villemain of the French
Academy and NM. IDgres, Ambrose Thomas, liee-
tor Berlioz, Henrique Dupont, Dumont Foster Pcot,
Caristie L.fuel, Leba, Leon Cogniet Alaux, Eugene
Delacroix &c. great nun Der of literary men aud
artists of every denomination also followed The chief
mouruers were NJ Horace Vernet, faeerln-law OF the
deceased and the two young sons of the later. Mill
tary honors paid TO the deceased as officer OF the
Legion of Honor by battalion Of the National Guard.
Alter the religious ceremony the body conveyed to
the Ce petery of Monimartre, and deposited in the
family vault. NJ. Halevy delivered an address over
the tomb in which in the most affecting terms, he
sp,k Of the loss which the artistic world would eSpe-
Iience in being deprived of the eminent talents OF the
deceased; and then alluded to the of the men
who had been snatcbed by death from the Beaux Arts
so rapidly during the past twelve months. AT -
the crosd which had followed the procession 10 the
cemetery separated. NJ. Delaroche will be regretted
not merely as an artist but IS most amlable man
the nobeness of his character having acquired him
numerous list of friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Of .hen appreciation Of his conduct III TOE
"Kosx.a affair"
Commerce ba. again began 70 improve here, and
American n,oduce-rum, -four, St.-is rising IN
value. There is no, one American vessel n port
AZ tho nres.nt time and the newlySppointed Con-
sul-General, Col. Bowditcb, whose Arrival here Is
daily e1nected. will not have much 10 at'eHd TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
DEAD.-The magistrates in the various Police Courts
adjourned at noon Sunday, as msrk OF respect to
the memory of the late Justice Bogart The attaches OF
the Courts attended the funeral of one who had been
officially connected with the Police Courts OF this city
In consequence of the adjournment, no bu'ne's OF any
Importance came under the observation OF our report
ers Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

favorable state Of the weather. The pAs Of Ne h.,,
inc, as portrayed by Madame Ia Grange, was vr,
effective performance, vocsny and drsmAteaay-ht,
lest solo, particularly, eboi,ing unboabded sppl,u..
The novelty in the cast on this occasion was the orn;
of Miss Philps and we are happy 10 chronicle CON.
plete success Miss Philips has fine Es,ural vols.
well trained, and since she hrst appeared among y,
has made rapid strides in her profession. Her inssr
pretation of Orsin was rsdned, cultivated perform.
snee. In the drinking song, which was eneor.d, she
impaired 10 il natarsness truly refreshing
the scene Of that coarse brandysndwatersh hue given
it by some of her predecessors, always excepting
Madame Diedee. N. Bngnol was not as happy in,hs
r6le Of Gennaro as on former occasious-whether fr
indisposition or csrelessness in which he sometimes
INDUCES, and Of which he should correct himself We
do not Know. The opera was otherwise well gwen.
This evening, IL T'r0rator6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

On Saturday morning the Peck-slp Fery-bOat Na-
CARA landed her passengers at Grand street and when
the passengers requested the po; to take them down
to Peck slip he refused because i was against his or
ders. He furthermore stated that the boa, was not
safe to convey passengers as she had been run INTO and
had three Of her planks stove in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Among the late arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel
notice: The Hon. s. A. Douglas and lady, Illinois;
the Hon. j. J. Cnttenden and lady, Kentucky the
Hon. c. Caben, Florida; ex-President Tyler and lady
Washington; General Shields, Minnesota the Hon.
T. s. CliDgman, " C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

There is rumor current in operate circles that
fayorte tenor, who had transplanted making love from
the mimic scene to actual life, and, finding the parent
lees Welding than the daughter had projected eope-
men which was frustrated at the moment ofpojeetion
BY the vigilance of the mapma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Mr.. SIxNss SECOND LEcruRE.-Wllam Gilmore
Simms, who has come up here TO enhghten the Nor;s
upon the Revolutionary history OF South Caroline,
10 give his second lecture Friday nhs& at Dr. Cha
pin Chnrch. Al FIVE minutes before eight there was
an audience of three persons present. at hsEpsst 3
there were thirteen gentlemen and four ladies' 90 hand
Then the gas turned off-by the sexton, and the
audience went away.
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CITY ITEMS.
See advertising columns for a notice Of Sgnor Bini's
Concert tonight at the Tabernacle

GONE TO EUROPE We observed the name OF p. T.
Paruum in the passengerlist Of the Baltic, which len
Saturday Last for Liverpool. Theysay he has gone
cut the business agent abroad Of Little Cordela
Howard" ard her parents, who accompanied him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

afternoon and evening Camille win be performed %
both occasions, and Gen. Tom Thumb viii appear.
Mr. Clarke i, an indeatigable caterer for the public
no will doubtless substantially remember him to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Col. Daniel Z. Delayan was on Saturday nigh
elected Grand Sachem of the Tammany Society, which
place was made vacant by the death Of Lorenzo b
Shepard. Mr. Delavan is prominent anti-Wood man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The City Inspector repo'~ =.
deaths for the pact week, being the ssms fgu'" "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

ACADEMY OF MrsIc.-On last Friday evening Lu
et.ia Boz, ia was given for the first time this season
and attracted good house, Notwithstanding the I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

WALLAcK's THIArER-On Saturday evening Mr..
Walack babe farewell to the New-Ysrk public for q
time, in a short speech, which have no donbt was
appropriate, but Of which we could only catch short
sentences, as the intervening crowd made it naudble
at the back part Of the house. This evening Mr..
James Anderson and Miss Agnes Ekworthy make
their first appearance, in q romantic drama Of which
Mr.. Anderson is the author entitled Clouds and
Sunshine This gentle man s already wen known 70
the American publc as a ragedian Miss Elsworthy is
as yet stranger. The English papers speak in "a
vorable terms Of the new play.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

ayssed New York On chaSye II forgery. Subsequsnt
isvesgson daclosed he fact has he bed F0se1 money
dollars. N W - IN
IA series Of electioa riots occurred h Dal1Amers
during which four persons were He'd and beawesa
eighty and ninety wounded, some fatally.
s.-The shock Of an earthquake fst Of Caro, nj.
..A destructive IRE occurred as SYRACUSE N. T. which
burned about hundred buildings embracing Lon n
property to the amount o. 81 200 GOO
SUNDAY, 9.-The shock u IN earthquake was feh u
Hickman, Ky.
IsThe British discovery bark Resolute, which UApt.
BuddpstoB, 4 New London found abandoned q sea,
and which The United States bought and
ea and ordered 70 30 presented 70 NE government a
Great Britain, le New York, under command Of Capt.
Hssutein, for Portsmouth, England.
d-News arrived OF the loss Of the Freach IRON
steamer Lyonnais The l. sailed hom New Y.rk No
ember J, ,or HavYe, ana on the night Of the 3D. Of
Nantucket shoals she was run into py ship, which
sused her to leak badly that her stern settled down
nd airy soas who shortly after the socidsnt took 70
cats and Rats. One boal's company consisting a the
econd mate, second engineer, I've passengers (hrse
ens,es). ana nine Of Tie crew we're picked up Ct SEA
shed from cold and exhaustion before the boat was
allen In with.
SUNDAY, lo.-A violent shook of an earthquake wss
- Tho hrst snow Of the season fell In New York.
DEeENBBR.
3-Vsrious plots for negro nsurrectons were dis
covered in Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri. mum
Der Of negroes wore put to death.
4-The navigation Of the Erie Canal closed BY he noe
The following table shows the and close
of navigation Of the Erie Canal since ls2A:-
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w WY PcTCoPsID1o sHoVk VI ~ o2snquHKo W. "
pererced ii Petersburg, Va.
ga collision occurred tho Pttsburg and Cleveland
Railroad, By which eight persons killed and ten
wounded.
IA body Of water from . neghboring pit broke
into he Midlothian coal pits, In Virginia and drowned
eleven Of the Ab0rers The Southern Commercial Con
venton which assembled u savannah ON the 9th, I'd
journed.
20 "A largo meeting was held in the Tabernacle New
York, to ~ mpahfze with and raise funds for General
Wslker, 10 aid him In maintaining his government In
Nicaragua against The other Central American govern
meIts
29-The sieamship Knoxville, belonging TO the saysn.
nah line Of steamers, was BY IRE u her wharf,
In New York. Loss e20o,t00
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS DURING THE YEAR.

me following sasls shows me number Of accidents, 70
rssher win shs number Of killed and wounded, vhch
have occurred on shs various railroads IN the United
sases during tne pest year, tossshsr win comparative
table Of The number during 1855 No accident hS sesn
recorded which vas not attended with loss Of NE or IN
jury 70 person; sssssv dos We table embrace NE
sreas number q persons who have sssn killed ard
MANNED BY jumping mon moving trains, attempting 70
gss on cars while thcy we're n motion, being run over,
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yusucss-Heu. rnonss }. Oakley, Chiss Jusaes; Hon.
John Dusr, Hon. Joseph BosvovsA Hcs. Jsha asoss,
hon. Murray Holman, Hon. Lewis .. Woodruff
Clsk-Gso. r. Maxwell, Esq, sttsaAs - xial teRns
part lst Deputy Casrk-Hsary 3. ncs, ~ Osk q
General rnn-Robsri D. LAvingtoa, kss usrk = pazs
ID, Trial rsrm-wn. Havlaad, Nd. Ussk Ct 9psaaaa
rsrp-wm. r. Brssnaa, Eq. equity ussk-ys9s Oak
ley Esq, Nasurlisafsou Csrk-Ps9sr Lemon, IA. r.
ccrding Cah-Charis X. myos, n, Desks 0srk-
Geo. Eadie, EAq
Nal Term.
The numbers Of causes Eisd1 Ard reeeued, ssmphAno
dsmssed, nquesss taken and casss dismiassa.sw -
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me foIlowtng tAbis embraces tho rumbsr Of steam.
boat accidents which hsvs occurred the avss, lakes
and bays d this eouAry which were attended Win lon
Of HE and Injury 70 person urng the year 1854 together
with the lumber Of killed and wounde We also give
com, srative table Of Ike sccidents In 1885,
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LIVES LOST IN BURNING BUILDINGS


During the Year 1855.
me- following table exhibs The number Of nres ~
tended with Me lose Of human life which have occurred
the United sasss during ths past two ysArs osshsr
eth The number Of persons whose nvss have bssn -
cYanoed 70 NE dsvouying slement;-
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ia motions we're heard and lis decided q General
cousr on ooxxos rLnAs
Indigestion. D. r. Ingrshsm, Hon. 0hsrss r psiy,
Hon. John R. Brady 0srK--Bssjamis y. jarvis, No
Al The tiai terms Tor The trial q issues Of fsSs WIN
jury The calendar contained 900 causes, q vnson isss
were disposed Of during The year.
Mss sAl hrus ~ lsssa q hst viihosa l~U
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On NE criminal side q the court 81 indscensnn were
p,.:s..ss = whereof have pc. disposed 2. ne bui
saults with dangerous weapon endeavors 70 create
revolt, cruel and unusual pcnishmsnt homicide, smus
either By o,Dg out vessel Tor he business or vsiasts.
me ysar Out Of some iory any persons hsA = ss-
swer this charge but one was sad he escaped
however rsson % believe that tbe Vigilance and sssU
o. the authorities baye mot been withous hsr s6so N
Judge Bets VII hold the January tsrn Of the Drcs
Court, and Judge Hall VII preside q the Circuit yhie
Judge Nelson engaged In the supreme Court = Wash.
ipston.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Hon. John McKson, United States Attorney, appointed
July 20, 1854. as&
p Joachimssen, Esq Associate United States Ator
ney, appointed September s, 1864.
Frederick smyth, Esq Assistant United States Attor-
ney, appointed Nay l, 1855.
Nessrs James Meesan and James w lcOarty, clerks.
CIVIL s.iS on treasury Transcripts; ioiai,ures ana
Custem House bonds during the same porlod..... 304
Petitions for RI remission. Of forfeiture: grained BY
PardoDs b. he President OF tie United stAtes.. 8
Deserters IN foreign merchant marine arrested
IN sns foregoing are included IL: :.v: made :a.s
counterfeipg, smuggling post ONCE reo6eries aSoeAes
sD ana
volts mutnies embexzIements Of public moneys and al
other osses In which the federal government have
thority. st..
The above statement does mt include any suits pro-
ceedlngs. either civil or crimtns which were pending
on preliminary examinations before the several United
States Commissioners
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Ne@rs Belts, Morton, BRIGHAM aud 6tliweli United
States Commissioner have Issued 26l warrants during
the year.
Many Of these taken before the Grand Jury,
IN session at the time they issued and dis
posed Of BY indictments being found the complaints
OF those heard and determlned by ths Commssiouers
the complaints in seventy two dismisssdshe
evidence on the part Of the United states being REGARDED
= ncucient-and thirty seven parties were commits6
for trial. 's WV
SUPREME coURT-GnsERAL TERN.
Hon. James J. Roosevelt Presiding Justice.
Hon. Thomas W. Clerke, Hon. Henry Davies, Hon.
Charles A. Peabody, Associate Judges (Judge Peabody
was appointed by the Governor Of the STATE 70 au unl
the next judicial election, the vacancy created b. me re.
sienatiop Of Judge Willingly
Crier Of the Supreme Court and Oyer and Tesmnsr,
The number Of causes argued and determined during
the year 1855, including non enumerated moeoas were
% follows
Casa Argued and Dsddsd. No. q, Sssdsna sd~szsd b
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vol
The most important causes disposed Of durx the year
were The following
January term-MatteY Of the Kniokerbocker Bank.
January term-CentSA Park (heard BY Juogs UAsYisl.
January term-Jones W. Harper.
March isrm-U. 8. Trust Company ". ssoekhelAsrs u
Srnolk Bank.
April terp-Mstser or widening BsekmAa ssrsss.
600 " 's '
Nay tesm-The People W. Louis Baker anA s&Asrs
hssrd By Judge Strong on motion v change pAes q
txial)
October ssrm-Hamilton VI. Accessory TransA oon.
pany.
October tsrm-wsssssn ". Lowsrss lwin sass).
October tcrm-Phelpe will oase.
December iAYn-Brick Church case
Dscembsr tsrm-Heckef W. New YORK Balance Dock
Company.
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The following = record of I'll The hrss which have
occurred m the Unissa States during the year N oosd
where Ne amount = properly destroyed hes been ssai
maaed equal 70 and upwards q twenty ihousaad
dollars
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REHABILITATION.


Add 70 the above ne amount Of property destroyed by
ares where IN sseh instance The loss was isss than
twenty fhousAnd dolA and ihe Aggregate would BE- In
crsassd 70 probably twenty millions In 1850, and
70 eighteen millions In 1855.
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EMIGRATION DURING THE PAST YEAR,

Compared with tho Emigration u Forme
Years.
me emigration Of the year 1855 shows increase
compared with that of the year 1885, but d much less
than any other year snos ls4s Tho following tn
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Persons One Hundred Years OF Age and Up
wards who have Died during 1880.
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She Mount Vernon Hotel Al Caps Nay, was do
stroyed BY Ere and the nmiiy Of NJ Philip o~n, the
lessee, consisting OF AVE- psvsoss ncstag himself per-
shed 70 me flames. The property lost amounted 70
$50 600.
n The status Of Franklin wss inaugurased IN Boston,
with grand display and PROCESSION.
24-The steamboat Niagara wss burned on lake NIGHT
gan and sixfy sx persons lost their lives About
s2so 600 worth Of property vas lost with the steamer
OCTOBER.
IA steam boiler, winch used for The machinery
ii the Delaware county (onio) fair, exploded, killing
fourteen persons ard wounding twenty others.
"a complimentary dinner vas given 70 George Pa
body, . London banker, BY the citzens Of Dsnvers,
Nsss., bis native place.
fo-rke President OF The United STATES returned 70
wshirsson amer Ven days wal, 70 hs home, IN New
Hampshire.
is-rbe Fire Dcrntment Of the city Of New York hsd
grand parade and procession, In which Zen thousand
hrsmen took part Fire companies nom Detroit, Mich.
Bufalo, Boston, Philadelphia Brooklyn, Jamsics, 1;
chsrtstown. Mass Easson, IA and other places so0S
part IN the parade
-cnalIsi I. Haalsg an, xsD sxcs, broker, YES
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Tne following tables, In connectica with the above
figures, win be found intersstrgs-
THE PER CENT pcRBAsH OF POPULATION IN TIE
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The tide Of emigration during the past year did mot
set I'm steadily until within the last seven months n
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board.
members from eight dollars day three thousand dol
Il a yacht vas sunk In Boston harbor by coming in
lb-rhe Vigilance Committees Of San Fran cisco uncou.
dii,onslly yeeascd Judge Terry.
10 The elow ievH vAs ssportsd 70 be prevalent d
SovApsa broossyn. and . number Of persons died Of
dtsso... The civl war to Kassss between the free
state and pro slavery parties having again broke IN
attack vss made By The free Sate men upon COL titus
pro slavery camp, and sfscr desperate ngh In which
some twelve or fourteen we're wounded, the tree sAe
M victorious. An attack had previously been
made upon Franklin, Ia which shs rroslavery party
is-Tne nra session Of the Thirty fourth Congress I'd
iourned. In consequences Of Congress having Jailed 70
pass the Army Appropriation BILL the President OF The
United STATES ssued proclamation calling extra sss
son OF Congress 70 convene on the 2st Of A0East Toe
,a an held : srsns p.rsae ana procession 10 which
upwards Of Sin thousand persons took para
a AN extra session Of Congress convensd IN Nssn-
Ingon, and received message fro me President ~
ING hs passage Of The Army Appropriation bill vhioh
III ed to pass at the regular sesson Inc Old .narser
Oak u connecseut vas blown down By gaze OF wind,
2ssnoe The breaking out IL The yellow fever II Fot
Hamilton hfsy eight deaths occurred Ipe yenow lever
spse.d 70 Yellow Hook, GowAnus, Red hook ana SCUM
ss'-fne Dudley Astronomical Observatory vas tnsugu
ra,ed q Albany ON Which occasion hon Lvs,s y
he Nsw Yosk Herald Of the setxiement In England Of
The Central American question me lmcrc.n As:oe,.
bany, The 2cth OF August adjourned. larger num
Der of members Than usual kere attendance, and he
business transacted vM various and Important New
ocers elected he Constitution vs. renodeled and
hostrea Cspada sHs appointed ~ Vie nexi place Of
meeting
sp-Aboui three hundred men Of Ne pro sAvery paw
In KApsas aA~ked the town OF OUawstomie and amer
short battle, took ~ killing thirty tree sAss mes, and
burned The place
so-Tns iAusg Observatory, In Forty secosd street
New York. the Crystal Palace, Was burned together
with eight other buildings, embracing loss o.
passed the Army Appropriation bi without the ksnsas
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SUPREME CoURT-GENEnAL TERM.

SUPREME C0URT-CmCUr.
The same Judges. CleTk-Ailen II. aaif1n, Esq.
6rArEADr FOE 1850.
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surKRroR coURr-eUKRAL rERk-
The same judges.
Clerk-Robers D. Iivneston ESQ rhs bIIcvfng y NJ
mount of busmsss transacted In this branch,-
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Total number Of causes disposed Of 400
sUPRIxE CouRr-sPECIAL TEAM.
Inc same Judges. Csrk-H. Dussabury, Esq.
CAuses, Including equity cases, rias f ssuss Of NV,
dcmures and motions argued tried and decided n sps
,al Term, In the year 1885,