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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
Tie Mntreal T1anseript Of the sth int. says:

Tie M,ntre0i Transcript Of the Stl inst says:
1--WE regret exceedingly 10 have t. record the mel
al choly End accidental death by drowr ing OF Mr.. In
ZACH, TIE agent for The Ner-iork AbioA, and a Ma
tive of Raufrshire Scotland who has been lately tray
cling in this district On a collecting tour lie was
his return 10 New-Yor Thursday afternoon having
procured fee passage on board the jenny Lind. lie
hsd been ir conversation with the steward Of the
rel shortly after she entered the canal aud went for
ward out Of the cabin. lie not missed aiterward.
until passenger looking the side OF the vessel
saw a body floating in The water some dlsa &C IN ITS
rear The steamer was immediately stopped and a
boat lowered. Tie body picked up and found to
be that of poor maCh quite dead. His remains were
pu, on shore sud conveyed to the dcad-house. Some
the remains and Intend 70 give them a respectable III
rera How this sad accident happt led 40 one knoss.
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o.. .,r, ,,-i-, M The door Of tho csbin
% VS. op-i - the best TO Inc CABIN snd urins
4 f...f. shove - ttn, .. TO eAe!-d 1aon
"a, -rov.-rd That thcr- wss - sr on how'd
- r,r..i ~or.,serabe surprise upon ico 81 ss.nn,u N
~. - n cr.unE hatch ne BOY "ss To- M f-fa
- ,,s-.,be he wss aken 90 the residence Of Ncl
b., ,ua -arral proesred bat which proved OF no
n ~ >r-s.v evering his soul passed from tse cay tehe
r,, A. oue xas held the body Of td"sf1 rV,,ef sne
vrd rec .e IL accordance With the tacts-thE ne eas
% Is - ~ -aocson TIE bow about twelve wears o.
a. and cs, a. CaiAs4uqus Pa The uasn lsd 10 ANN 10
n bftl. lDrsNNA -s'-4NN'''N->'
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How TO RISE IN THE WORLD.-You

How TO RISE IN THE NORLD.-f0 Dung men
70 insure success should be temperate. active courteous.
p-orp, careful pcsevering honorable honest respectful eG
a,ou. and sbould rhoroughly Know Themselves"
rhrcnoosy teaches seifkhowledse, and with all the Ca.
Ian rr,ces osthe. with the mod' Oper1nd Of rising in the
world Hon Hos,oE MANN says II look upon Phrenolosy
"a tie gride 10 Philosophy ard the handmsid Of Christianity
hoover d.seunaies Phrenoogy public benefactor
Rey Henry WARD BErcHER says: II man wishes to
lrov Practically what be is made up Of If wishes
Enov,,dze OF human for definite practical purposes
there system lch will AID n IN acquiring that kho"t
edge Ike the system Of PhTenolosy'
Practical Instructions with examinations sud written descp
tiop, of siscr given by Prof FowLtR No 500 Broadway
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Advertisement. [
BRADY tie celebrated photographer has made

variety Of Brilliant addition. TO his collection during ;he past
week WnEATLD the residence OF Buchanan, Portraits Of
Humboldt TbalbeTg and List the paLs Delane and
Lowe Editors Of The London Times and Ophant the re-
nowned writer and adyenurer among the additions MI
BRADy has proyd. for supplying impression Of these pictures
re considerably less than engrayngs Autographs. II
promises 10 become an important branch OF this singular aud
beautiful art.
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ARprsr OF ~ AtGFGrD BrRGr,F,-On A,ordav

ARrrsT OF AZ ArIFGrD BrRCI tF,-On Mnudav
pstt Pcrel.sn Ivan II h~ Fourth Ward ob-ss>d
-. t- b, root c 26 AMI 80 Wsfer ,rru,t RAJ be-t
enc ana sr.,ir- ira, burglars IN the bcIlus be-
var. .toIt tulr rian attempting ont
.br 81 .- vail, 0rfui--. Tee fellow Hme,iarely
-. ,,S -sve #. name Dennis Shire He psais no.
~ arc avs be into tie oPeuns made by .hr removal OF
= 80, T,s.. Justice Neisl locked aim ID for ri.
Or e,hiu- the premises loaded pistol which I'll been left
y. ne tu-..s-s. = found
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REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS

T. ne Editor o. The n. \. Tribune
SIR Wi Won allow me 10 your columns 10 urge
our yourg friends Of the Fremont and Dayton Central
Uncn TO keep open their headquarters at >uyV
Institute a. Won ve'y properly state in TIiA fsIBCNE
nClub has dOIe better service than thus, throughout
the entire csmpagp and it, have become widely
known SIS a rail ing point for the frends OF Freedom
en- sure our noble ssuse demands that they should
BE- retained. Your Rsft BlicA>.
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Advertisement
WHITE TEETH PERFIMED BREATH, AND BEAU

THU CoNPLExoy be acquired by using the BALM or
THOUSAND FLowrRs "-beware of counterteits. The i'm
the Balm has brought ont hosts # counter
fets and mpoHOrs Be sure each bottle is signed 80
FLrRID6L Co., franklin Square, y. I.
Foi ST. By a. Dmggists
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BROOKL w I2EWS


A NV RAILROAD CARA new car, fashioned like
an has been placed Of the city Railroad lines
o Of ike pattern to follow There 5u' one place
Of etIau,e egTcs which in the The driver Sis on
'front.' and the capacity of driver brakeman
taker and conductor in general Tho object OF the
appears be lessen the by dispensing with
rcors aud ding much work upon
n a. he bear II but revival Of the old omd5us
TEN n TIA ad1 ltiunal Inconvenience.
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Ii II INTELLIGENCE.
UYj1rD STATES MARsHAL's oFFIcE-NOv Il
BrAvr sxrGGGI>c DETECTED.

nv M ttUs
ve'v important arrest vas made to-day by the
United States officials. The parties in custody are &C.
cused of having murled thirteen packages OF laces
ard artificial flowers on board the ship Southampton
ot Lch one. named Wm. Keutler. is first mate. ie
DaTe' IF he Others are James CLARK and Jacob Shift
Renter the principal witness for the defense on
the trial. some months ago Of the notorious Capt.
Wm. Smith fer being engaged in the slave trade.
The parties were captured then way with the plum
der to The mates house in Brooklyn.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
At late hour on Monday night a fire occurred IN
the dry-soods store Of Felix Duffy, No. lO5 Green
witch street Damage slight The fire was occasioaed
by some ready-made clothing in the window coming in
contact with the gas-bumer.
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NNF IT ~ nv ~ ]
lily THROAT AND IINGS.

Ter,rMs.r b. INHALATION MsDIoArsD V,Poes .sD
COMPRESSED AIR.
No1Ics-D During the Autumn aud Winter months Dr..
HtxTFR and hi. associate DR. MELVILLE will receive patients
from TO p. m. cay.
No 32g Broadway Neyy-York, Nov. II, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

A-SAT TINh y VII I''II - N.IIII>'
CT. "a Iobu Williams arrested Monday uisht
sS Sb ,.saulfing Officer Hsurohsn OF Fourth Ward
police willie in the dir harle Of rs duty alleged that the
pr.oncrs struck the officer IN hS isce @ his eye and attempt
cT by he ssme They taken 5eo-r Jus. Welsh
nd o, Id rp 20 answer The charge
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Cu,pcr OF GRASD LARCTSI.-Ar5hibsl AID Near.
- .--e.,ed on Nouday evening charged stealing
,@'J cl.- fcu NJ Peter NJ Baitrle. Mr. B. pa,.ius
-, . .tree' when the sccused rushed b. bin and A,
h. .ed .,ed his chain which brote "a from Ii. watch and
"a All 4, The offender pursued and arrested .nd
Jrsf;c- Welsh lacked him 1p for tr1.
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v,.srs.v CHARGED with asssul,ias Policeman Cook Of
~ S,,i W IA The officer enieAvoting TO aue IA,
u-bsrrc when Brown struck him AID ais c,5he. H
xss nd 70 Az AZ exam nation
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Tyy CorRrs-Tbe Court Of Sessions, before

Mo::, and Justices snd Schoonmaker opened ye'tr
dsy oiril ol the erm Only twenty-five Jurors ANswefin
10 r sIes cut O. Tie whole panel ;he Court adjourned unit
Il j. morning without doing any business.
The CIV Court b. foe Judge Culver, cOu2 ID tue cases "
he f.Vl ca uda.
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BR,p,'s LOWER GALLERY, No. sos Broadway,

il especisy convenient TO Merchants Clerks ar1 others I'm
Moved down town desiring fine ANBE0TrPXs. Corner Ful
:
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THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. 10 acc0 lnl0-
date the crow the popular play of DREp with General Tow
PINB IN H. IN IL ta Tom Tit BE- repeated this after
noon az wei this at Baruus Museum II = one
Of ;he no.- wonderful and beautiful things witnessed
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Advertisement
POULTRY ,ND PROVISIONS FOR THE WINTER.

-Fnes derous of obtsnns their Winter supplies at coun-
tn prices. VII DO well TO apply Immediately to
A. L. SrINsoS, No. 3 Broadway
Frankin-.t. Ma ket
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=. orr = no va. drovnsd ton surveying steamer .o-.
- In "a ou-d Yesterday y he Loot Of Thir;eeu .--,e
Neua Rive Az Beur.' VII be D., rPou r. Deceased
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CONSPIRACY TO MURDER-REtRRrSr or DR.. NJ.
PuCE NooRE.-Some months ago DR.. Michael Price
Moore, of No. III Chambers street, was arrested on
charge of having endeavored to persuade two negroes
named James ii. Still and Augustus Wesley, to pro-
coed 10 Trenton n. j. and there murder Mr. Alfred 5.
Livingston, resident Of that place. who d.. Moore
claimed owed him $40 600, which money he could &c,
if Mr. Livingston dead The negroes professed to
be wiling TO comply with the doctors request for
certain compensation, which had been agreed upon,
bu failed TO dc So and revealed the plot 10 Mr. Living
sion who caused the arrest of DIR. Moore. The mat
fer was laid before the Grand jury and bill Of indct
mept was found but when the case came up for trial
motion TO ouash it was granted account OF some III
fnn,olity. The Doctor was then discharged, but re-
Gently another witness in the matter in the person OF
Mr. Beri. l.. Moore of Southport, Conn., brother OF
the accused has appeared before Justice Welsh and
co,oborated 70 some extent the evidence of the two
negroes This witness states that in April last he was
in e city on business and STAYED all night at tn" house
of his brother, DIR. Moore. That after he AMI his
brother had retired, between III and }? O'Clock at
NIGHT. DIR. Moore asked him if he knew Mr.. Living
ston. TO which he replied in the negative The Dr.
then said that this was of no conse quence as he would
point him out on the folio wing day. He further said
that this Livingston had $40 600 belonging TO him tr.
Moore, and that if deponent would 90 to Trenton
where Livingston resided and introduce himself by
another name, he would fad him fine social fellow,
and, after getting into his house, if he would strike
HIM on the head with hammer and kill HIM, he
would give deponent one-haf of the money and both
could then 90 on their farm and live like " fl Citing
cocks" Witness peremptoriy refused TO have any
thing TO do with so foul plot, but the DIR. continued
TO urge the matter urt he told that his soil ita-
tioIs were entirely useless. Deponent further says
that he never Mr.. Livingston until last Saturday
night, when he met him at Trenton and there com.
muricated to him the facts above Sc, forth: of
which be made deposition before Jutice Of the
Peace, at that place. Deponen further says that he
has often heard Dr. Moore wish that Livingston WAS
dead and out Of the way. Ca the aboy. aitsy;. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

SOUTHERN AID SoCIETY.-Tbis Society, org auize ed
three years ago. holds its anniversary this evening in
The Mercer street Presbyterian Church.
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1"I IAN HoMCIDI - R,AUf ,Ifxaf.-The ey-
animation OF the three Italians under Arrest for causing
ne death o. James Meycrs. by stabbing him At NJ.
- keade street On lat Thursday night took place
yesterday Icfore Coroner Conner,>
Antonio Biancbi stated that he mere. PIT deceased
out OF BIS barroom because he came there and struck
Giuseppe Naunet stated that he was 81 years u
ose and lad noting to say IN rea' on 30 IA, charge
man.
Gioyaelno Manfred said that be Vas % years OF
age, and also had nothing 10 say in relation 10 the
charge. At the co-e OF tic examination the prisoners
were reuandcd.
1t is understood tlat Joseph Franchin also one of
the accused VII give h.n,eF ug to day.
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,iop. were wei chosen, and were read with grace
and efTectivcncss which ehowod careful study, and
oujck and true appreciation Of the author. There
s,cms to be no SAVIOR Of sTectatoo overtraned la
lmiousness in her stylc bot il is and natural AND
most pleasing because natural. slight didence
apparent during the reading Of the fret poem which
was received by the audience with an attention which
was respectful but cold; her manner became more
spirited and earnest as she progre .ed and the applause
WINS proportionately generous.
The lady was successful and has much to hope.
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NEUJERSEY I7EH2

SUyToo ALTON o. MAS ASD Boz nr Co.l W. W.,
o. r-cay ulta %. iT ~-k O-'-fs ~ ,.rr;,.s
.: sssA 30. al boy ssI,i Ei~"A s'''''' 'V
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ARREST roR GEtND LARCfSY.-A man named
III, Duay arrested yesterday b. Policeman te!en'u
of the Fourth Ward charged with having. the sis; ~
.foer trunk ming millinery goods the value Of Bio
lie property Of Mrs Flfs fsrnaIn residing 81 4eFve
Il app rs ,ha. Duiy employed BY Mrs 20 carry
I,- funk tom No Madison stree; where she had been oP
20 the ,esmbca. Issac Newton instead OF dong wha
q. sr az, 20 get hef sight Gad Mrs T. Obliged !"
,,-r hone without her Nr C. T. Williams the per
sor q, whose house Ms fsrnam lad stopped earning TIE
bovr f.et, lent LOCKOUT Duty and yesterday nm u
Rs,,er stret whore handed % the custody Oi "a
oe,r He finally confessed sah-E the trunk ana IA eaied
one Iohn jackson who also Arrested The trhA "s'
found AZ boz on the OF Leonard sni baxter street
snd most ofs contents recovered AZ different o'e -
Yin, Ps,sr and Vandewafer streets where hey hsa e~1
siTcn svsy OF sold for rifle The Pssore' we're pA-a
befoTe Juyt- Welsh sad 10, sed mp for IRA!
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st. NICHOLAS SooIE1Y.-The following were the
officers elected At the meeting on Monday night:
President, JAMES De PEYsTEE OGDEN; Nico-Presi-
dents, Hamilton Fish, James j. Roosevelt, John RO
meyI Broadhead, CART G.. Van Wagenen Treas.
urer, W. H. Johnson Secretaries, Charles X.
Swords, Richard G. Mount, ir.; Physicians, DIR.
RicL ard Kissam, Dr. +. L. Beadle Consulting Physi-
clans, Dr. John W. Francis, DR.. j. c. Cheesman;
Chaplains, the Rev. DIR. Vermilyea, the Rev. W. L.
johnson, and twelve Managers. II WAS arranged to
have the annual dinner on the evening Of the 9TH of
December at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
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FURIoUS DRIyING.-A man nemed EDWARD BOg9rt
vas arrested by Foster frs District Police yesterday
for running a child Myrtle He was committed
20 ell e. al the result %. toe injuries si'tsueo
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mo the ys Ravuoi yesterday the of
caryssng orEcor and State and County Off
iganir,d by appointing Supervisor Smith Pres
dtnt, hut quorum present They adjourned MI this
q
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IhNFFI - IT" 2
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS
Advertisement.

,.depce Of Hon JANIS BuGH.sAN have us been aided
10 the collection = BRADY Gallery No. $50 Broadway.
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We learn that paper is circulating in the Eighth
Ward Fifth Dstyt for the signatures Of those voters
who were prevented from voting by party of raen
who surrounded the polls during the day aud efectuay
prevented access thereto. Mr. Joseph ID. Martin, the
present incumbent would probably have been elected
by large majority had not been for the interference
OF ihosG mon.
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Horace GREELEY will address the Eighth Ward
y, million, Association this "wednesday evening.
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WALLACE's TBEATER.-This evening for the frs
time, Mr.. Wallsck will appear a, the Duke Aranza in
Tobin's play of the Honeymoon" Mrs. Hoey vii
play Juiana.
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CHARGE or Grasp LARCIsr.-EtTHFi H. an
Wo1utr sscst II tie Lrke Shore REl-osi Coi5pahN
tefday srr-s,-d on spci3u Of hs}fu- "a. ssttI 80
stolen . - il banA b!!s On AZ tre" Nc Ay 30. -,
tue Clsreu House College pace II spas .A:
sprr~ toRe her heb hey keP, ~ unis ga -
!owt- n prniBs CAr'y tisc0.e,ei 'na, -. a..
-hicA D. hsl Ia. ~ -E,ols day drr"n from "a" ,uA
1s otas.' "A "a =; :OnPan, jan: 40 -
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Board Of Cspvs,.ers MONDAY night Terence Donovan
the Inspectors Of the Second District OF the First "sro
entered pTOest the regularity of the returns on ts
that n the Inspectors bad not qualified oy os ana
another lad ops Lci box while his colleagues were sosent
Tie icufns Of hc Thirteenth Ward back Tor cor
seeton an after counting he vote cast for city orceis i
tie N-d protected ia the AGerman sdloufhe1
Ill F..d-y evening when the viii be competed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

NEw-YonK FEMALE ASSISTANCE SocIETY.-This
venerabl. Missionary association celebrated its Forty
third Anniversary yesterday, ut noon in the Dutch
Reformed Church in Lafay cite place. Its charities
are quietly dispensed among the sick poor and needy,
irrespective of nation color, by board of lady
Visitors, composed of members of divers denomiua-
tons Of Chisdans. Their maxim is TO supply far
practicable the temporal necessities of the unfortunate,
and when that is done to attend to their spiritual in
terests Last year the sum Of s. l07 OF was raised by
contributions and otherwise, all Of which was distrb-
uted 70 worthy per ,ons balance Of 1901 80. An
Interesting report setting forth the dire suffering which
had fallen under the observation Of the visitors, and
the happy results attending little timely relief was
presented by Mrs. Phoebe Palmer, the Corresponding
Secretary and adopted by the meeting. The proceed
ings concluded with address by the Rev. Dr. Krebs
and the election of the Old board Of officers to
fer the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

stoond warrant wss sand Cor the a.rss, a D. Moore
end he was spprchended 10y Serr-s-. Smith and CON.
ut:s d 10 The Tumh-
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The La Grange troupe had
great success Monday evening in Trovatore. To-
night they produce lie Etoe du Nord, which was
brought TO such untimey end by the closing Of the
last season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
Nv TRrcK=A new Truck COMPANY. knO

.s Hook AKA Ladder COMPANY has recently been organize
fion member of No d,bauded The appaFau, was 10 ay
been brought home .ast tSe niDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

N,BLo's. - The Ravels continue to draw large
houses with the new pantomime of Blanche. The at.
traction OF these artists appears to be perfectly pc
rcnnal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

mis- SARA STEvrNs.-A good audience assembled
last night to hear readisy of selections from various
drsmstis's aud poets. given by this lady a. Hope
Chapel. The affair was much more credhaole ana
successful than the generality of such exhibitions
Mss Stevens is young lady of very pcpossessing aP-
peerance and peculiarly fitted for the task she under
took Her voice is very musical of extensive co npass
very flexible and under admirable control. The seeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

YoUSG MISS CHRISTIAN USIoY.-Last evening
THE body held meeting in Clinton Hail. Mr.. Cushing
one Of the Vice Presidents, in the Chair. Six
members were elected, after which the discussion of
the question: Does the New Testament inculcate the
doctrine Of Non-R ?" was proceeded with.
II was conducted on both sides with much spirit but
the preponderance of oprion seemed to be in favor of
the negative Of the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

Our New. England friends are reminded that Their
cour,e Of Lectures will be opened this evening by NJ.
Marsh Of Vermont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

MEETING OF TIE HORTICULTURAL SOcIErr.-A
meeting of the Ncw-l ork Horticultural Society was
held at Clinton Hall ON Monday evening. Mr.. Gro
shon, President Of the Society, presided, and Mr..
Head, Secretary, OBLIGATED in that capacity After the
usual routine business had been disposed of the Com
mtee of Arrangements of the last quarterly Exhi-
bition of the Society made their report 1t was re-
garded a successful affair II was also remarked in
the report that these quarterly exhibitions, being less
formal than the annual and semi-annual exhibitions,
usually more agreeable and profitable to members
of the Society, and others who attended there being
opportunity for social discussion at these than at
the other exhibitions. a committee was appointed to
nominate officers of the Society for the year 1851 to
report on the evening OF the 9th inst, to which time
tho Society adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

SIXTFENTH WARD REFuBLIcAss.-The Sixteenth
Ward Republican Association held meeting last even
ing in the room of the Chelsea Industrial School in
Eighteenth street, near Eighth avenue. The attend
once was good. Gilbert Butler, esq., presided Spir-
tied addresses were made by the President, VIM. j.
Bull, and others and resolution passed TO es-
tablsh permanent Republican headquarters for the
Ward and TO hold meetings weekly throughout the
coming Presidential campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

RUs OvER.-A 10y named Hugh Mckeon, living
in Garrison over Lumber wagon yesterday
morning and badly Ocef conveyed him home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

GREAT THTATRIco-LocoMorvE FEAT.-Mr John
Brougham, not content with his triple reputation an
actor author and manager, has resolved TO win new
renOwn in somewhat different direction. Tomorrow
evening he undertakes the remarkable feat of perform
ing in bis theaer in this city, and also ia the Ma
tional Theatcr, Philadelphia, within the regular
theatrical hours of the evening. The programme
is as follows The curtain of the Bowery Theaternwi
rise at o'clock precisely, and GO The Stage Struck
hishman" will be performed, in which Mr.. Brougham
will appear; then Mr. Brougham, his actors and
limited number OF invited guests will proceed by
special lightning express train to Philadelphia, where
the extravaganza of Pocohontas' will be played by
Mr.. Brougham and his company; after which there
will be grand banquet at the Grard House; the
whole to conclude with ride home in special train,
reaching here at a. m. The Oft the enterprise
rests mainly with the locomotive there being no qu6s
ton but the actors will perform their part of the con-
tract.