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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
A REPUBLICAN ESTABLISHMENT

To he Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune
SIR: We have observed that " Camillus, IN his re-
port Of the Fremont meeting held al kmderhook on
the 18th September, and published in The TRIBUNE OF
the ODD, minated that some of the mill'owners OF
Valatc had been unwilling that their hands should
enjoy the pleasure and benefit OF listening TO the elo
sueht ADDRESS Of Mr.. Beecher, delivered on that
occasion.
We, however, would beg leave TO say that we were
not of that number. We lot only stopped our mil
and works to give our men an opportunity to attend
the meeting, but cheerfully provided conveyance to
take them TO it, WcwOud here add that all the voters
ca in number in and about concern intend, as we
have reason believe TO vote for Freedom and Ere
mont. We take pleasure in being able to say that
there il not dissenting voter among employed OF
employers. We presume You will give us credit Tor
our unanimous opinion in choosing Col. Fremont tOr
our next President. We would aisO add that thirteen
of our number are of foreign brheigh are Irish five
are Engl sh, and eleven American; two OF the Irish
profess the Catholic religion. Thus you see that all
Of our hsh ieIow-citizens are not in favor OF Bu-
chanan ana Slavery Extension; nor are they Ike their
countryInan Mitchell, pleased with the idea Of whip
ming fat negroes Respectfully,
I'D HANNA CARPENTER ABBoII.
Valahc Oct ls, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

DRUNKENNESS II The PULPIT.-A novel case ha'
been decided in England in favor of clergyman Of
the Established Church, which has excited some COM
ment in the public journals In the Court of Arches
clergyman pleaded guilty Of gross acts Of intoNicaion
and the use of profane and indecent language. Il
Appeared that on one occasion he took with aim to
church. when about to oficiste therein, a bottle Of
spirits, of which he drank considerable portion
so as to render him unfit to deccntly perform the
vice. Yet Notwithstanding he had already been sus
pended for similar ofcnse, and reinstated in his
quincy the Court refused to deprive him of his oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
NEW ERSEl.

To the Editor Of The n. y. TibHHc
s,p. This State has granted monopoly of the right
NJ wsy between the cities OF New-lOr6 and Phadel-
phia. Which is quite intolerabe. Why should not the
Inhabitants of those cities avail themselves OF this new
mode of relieving themselves of the evil which has
Loen AZ cc.ss6ll in the West Let them form assO-
Citations or lodges which shall the day of the cleo
ton take possession of the polls Of the border counties
and thus elect Legislature of men sound ON the
goose" The monopoly can then be modified or maze
fbe propery of the State by right of the eminent do
main and TO prevent any reaction or reversal OF the
movement bv succeeding Legislatures, test oath can
t.e prescribed To be taken by voters IN subsequent
elections which shall prevent any renewal OF the op-
pressive monopoly.
The plot is good one, and we recommend II 10 the
membeIs of the Key stone and Empire Clubs who now,
podiis % lUss AN INQUIRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

DEATH OF MsIsTEEs.-The Rev. Simon Hunting
ton, q wel-known Wesleyan minister, died lately Of
WalsDgham, Canada, aged 81 years. The Rev Vim.
Love, pastor Of the q. $. church in Sykesvlle Md.
died in Iisgerstown. Nd on the 10Th ut. In South
east Putnam Co., n. y, the Rev. Robert b. Mcleod
pastor Of the Presbyterian church. Is. In Sheffield,
Mas, Sept. l., the Rev +. +. Il. Mercen, 81. 10
New -Havep, Conn, Sd inst, the Rev. Samuel Mer-
win. -. In Durdas c. W. the Rev. Charles Mckay,
pastor Of the Congregational church in St. John, y.
b. In Sheffield VT, 9th ut the Rev. Moses Cheney,
a Baptist minister for halt century 50. The Rev.
J. {. Slllman Of the ChOctaw Mission died recently,
in Texas, of consumption. In Yallabusha County,
Miss. the Rev. II. W. Rogers of Seguin Texas. In
Milton, n c., the Rev VIM. p. Wharton, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, %. The Rev Robert Stuart,
d. D., the oldest minister of the Synod Of Kentucky,
died recently near Nchoasvlle In Charleston, :. c.,
very suddenly, the Rev. j. A. Shankin, rector Of St.
Peters church in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
Adver,isement
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORs.- -

the demand for my OINTMENT In Nev.Yoss
City shall BE- at the New Haven House u Brosdv~g
and Canz-st. from the Dist the 13th inst, from 70
p. m.
KExsEDYs Salt RsErN OINTMENT tlsys I'll infAmmstioeb
Salt Rheum and EpelAs apd every u hot nstss~
and you = comfortable NIGHTS rest -
kyssEoTs scaTrERne OnTsgsT VIII scatter scresne
sv eliinss 0 the neck.
KEssEDY's HEALING OINTMENT will heal scrofaia sssss.
Fever Sores and Gsng creme Sores &c
liberated Sore Less permanently cured in fe" "s'aH
nlost in q few months. =,
BY Ointment within rescs Of all classes the 49,
expensive bat sixteen 6otlsp ~ 80
ers thing, a doe. cost half Of THAI
All afflicted with Hurors Sores are respocuuy nvuoS -
cell. Aduce in al p.Is.
Pro,,;etor Of Kennedy's Medical BscoveSy.
'P Roxbury. nAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
GERMANS TO BE Degraded.

T., the Ed,toy " The ~ y Tribune
SIR: The following is an admission TO me by lead
ing Fillmore man OF the ward with our largest German
population: IT,. -.
lie said the Germans are mostly for Fremont, but
they doc { know and we shall print tickets headed for
President John {. Fremont, and shall insert the Fill
more ElectOrs and they come up TO vote we shall
have men TO hard them these tickets which they not
knowing better will vote thinking they have voted for
Fremont. go
Germans pass this around and as you have the spirit
offreemen resent this attempt to defraud YOU 10y voting
10 man for Fremont, the champion OF Freedom and
Free Labor. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

FIRST CATHoLIc COLLEGE IL NTwJER>EY.-Seton
Hal College to be located at Madison, n. j., il the
first institution of the kind established il New.Jersey
and will be managed by secuar clergy of the Roman
Catholic Church, under the immediate supervision Of
Bishop Bailey. Mr.. James Monroe grand-ncphew OF
ex-Prc.dcnt Monroe has been appointed to Of The
important proiessorships.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

ARREST OF 4 FEMALE FOR SHOP-LIFTISG.-Mrs
Ann Palmer formerly Railway. " j, but fesidng -
Orchard street arrested BY cer By the Fitiss nth
Ard charged with shop lining ~ ihe stOr Of james A. hean.
No rs Broadwy n APPEARS that the accused with her bus
band LydiE Ellis called together 81 tho store and
while clerk VA. wrapping up ss dress pattern for Ms
Fs who had purchased II, Mr. Palmer slipped piece Cd
the folds o her dress The action
BY smother clerk and h. caused her arrest Hex
hi. aud his return und thai
HE had been taken 10 prison lie called 10 see Juso
Fandreau the and stated that his vito had
BABE only old that be had been married but ea
and never anew do act before, and oi THIS
ground pleaded her discharge The masssie ho"os",
decided 70 detAn hex until examination should b. had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

The MoRAvIANs.-Thela last number OF Tie Nordriaa
contains the following general statistics of the United
Moravian Church: The American Province, whole
number, SSH - COMMITMENTS, !, 100 the German
Province, j.S9i-cOmnunicants, i,jil the British
Province 5,O61-communcants, 1921 the Foreign
Mission Province, H. 1913, 900; the Continental D-
n pora Province 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

INFAMous ASSAULT rPoN FENttE.-A man named
Michael Arin was arrested on Thursday by Officer
Sweeny of the Lower Police Court charged with
gross Outrage upon tn" person of Ellen Wallace
married woman residing at No 3 Roosevelt street
The assault took place while the husband OF Mrs.
Wallace was absent from the house and was Of 10
aggravated character that she obliged to be sent
to the Hospital. The accused was taken before Justice
Connolly and locked up To await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

The Commi 'sioncrs Of Health Of this city and Brook
" net Yesterday, but no business OF Importance beng
laid before them by the Health Officer they adouraed
til lay.
The Secretary of the Fort Hamilton Relief Society
rcports-Harrah Weeks, slightly improved; Susannah
Gowdy. without roaitd the last twenty-our hours
Maggie Ross, much improved There was one new
casc--that of Thomas ConlOn child, very III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
CITY ITEMS

NIsETEfSTH WARD.--ln this uptown Ward there
srr some ha-jczen candidates for Alderman, but tie
best Of them al i Mr.. ). ID. MoULTos. Republican.
Mi. Moulon = old resident. OF considerable eIPe-
utuoe in Tu' sF0irs upright, faithful and heartily
favorable To Reform and Retrenohment in our Munic.
pal Attain. lie will prove an excellent Alderman,
ard We trust his success Is highly probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

The Hon. +. ID. Porter, the Republican candidate
FOR Assembly iTum the Iii District of WestchestsI.
Will address the people Of Rye and Mamsroneck a
LYONS Hall, Rye Neck, on Saturday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24
lAdyrtlsement.l

PIAyOs-NEw SCALB.--The greatest musios' u
proysue, Of The ayr unequAed for power and nc NO.
tone Professors, te.ehers and the pubic .'l 1900
examine q HoRAoE WALtEes, Nc ~ bSpss~H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

We are assured that our reporters did injustice u
the Sixth Ward Police in their account Of the late
stsbbirs case 1t is asserted that Capt. Do"ln. did
all N his power 10 find the homicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

vote on the New World during her last trip dow.
the riyer resulted: Fremont, s. Buchanan. Il; FL
more, 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

ovcrwhclning vote for Fremont. avert the coming
Cncroaci Ineuts on Our liberties. fhfLNA''
OF y, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

Fr>xuAL or TN REy. DR. MERzBAcHSR-rhe
last tribute If respect paid to the remains OF the
Rev. DR.. l.. Mcrzbacher yesterday afternoon, by the
members Of the congregation OF Emanuel, the INDIE
pendent Order Of BENIN Bret and many o,her citizens
Of the Hebrew persuasion. The funeral took place
from the late sidence OF ceased, No l5y Forsyth
street and the order of procession "a follows:
Fust D.r,sor- Officiating Ministers in carriages.
President and Vice President Of the Congregation
Emanu-El; Members OF the Board of Trustees, thre',
sbreast; Hearse with palbearcrs either side;
Mouru,r; Clergy.
independent Order of BENIN Bret; Grand Lodge No.
l. Constitution Grand Lodge.
Third D.rtst0n-Mcmbers of the Cougregstioo
Emanu. Fl. four abreast, in three subdivisions.
Fonyh Dir1ston-Memben of other congregations.
and citizens, four abreast carriages.
The procession moved from the residence of de-
ceased at o'clock p M. down Forsyth to Grand street.
up Grandio the ferry and thence across by boats 10
" illamsburyh and thence to the Salem Fields Gene
terry ON arriving at the grave hymn was sung, al
ter which prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. Elnhorn
of Baltimore. A brief address was then delivered by
Henry Jones President of the Order of Covenant, fob
lowed by another address by the Rev. DIR. Meyer OF
Charleston, s. c. Prayer for the dead concluded tho
exercises which throughout were conducted with tho
greatest s0lemniy
The deceased was in the I'D year OF hs age ana
much esteemed and respected by all who knew him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

A LADY Rus OVER AND KILLED-Miss Harriet
Cornell, young lady l6 years OF age, was run over
Yesterday at the corner of Thirty-thh street ana
Seventh avenue, by wagon and instantly crushed To
deah She in the act of crossing the street at tho
time. Her body was taken to the residence OF her
PARENTS, No. - West Thirty fifth street. and Coroner
Hills proceeded last evening to the house for the pur-
pose Of holding inquest upon it. John Matthews,
the driver was arrested and detained by the Twentieth
Ward Police to await the result of the inquest. He is
said To have been recklessy driving ut the time OF
the casualty.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-29
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Deutf&lanbs %sebraudIih III unb ippburh bs 5ap,,irsn er.
Part wirS. 9a btrtlbe tieitS @elhdft fhrn IL Sabre befrtfbt. 70
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ssren Splicitdt jebtr;eit sarantirsn ipirb. w.
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