New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

before u large anu ~ chvioSCu
brief historical outline of Venice, from its origin in
The sixth century to the close Of the fifteenth, with al
lusions to manners, customs, art, commerce, &c.
We have been desiaed by the Committee of Arrange
ments of the Young Mems Republican Ball TO be given
at the Academy of Music the 18th lost to request
gentlemen out Of the city who intend being present to
notify the Committee at early day, in order that
tickets may be re erved for them, especially those
Clubs and Associations who will attend in body or by
delegates II is believed that the varied attractions
of the occasion will fill the Academy at early hour.
No business except impauneling a petit jury was
transacted yesterday in the Court Of General Sessions
quorum of persons summoned to attend as grand
jurors not present. and the Court was obliged to
adjourn without getting grand jury.
Mr.. p. X. Deyo, Advertising Agent, has commenced
an action against j. & f. Brooks, Publishers of The
Express, for libel. The Publishers of The Express
charge Mr.. Deyo with obtaining money on false pre-
lenses" because he chooses TO advertise in other
papers than The Erprtss, which charge Mr. Deyo pro-
poses they shall establish in Court Il Law. In the
classic language of The Express they call Mr.. Deyo
"a blower for other rival city papers, to which he
retors wishing to know what papers in this city are
rirois to The Express.
MovE IN THE RIGHT DIRRcTIos.-M meeting
of the Twenty-Five Ward Republican Association, on
Monday evening, Mr.. Fletcher introduced the follow
ing resolutions remarkDg that while there seemed TO
be little that could be done 10 the way Of local politics
during the coming Winter, the energies of tho Assoc-
ATTIC might be made effective if directed to the present
field Of contest
R..oIred That will In the spirit which originated that
ell honorable means 10 encourage
Northern make Kansas their home and thus secure 1t
RsoireI That this Association. practices, mem: ,fstt'n
ns this end send that Territory the coming spns e
10 emisrsI IS with families. ,.,..,,
Man Of action with DO yer to solicit subcripion. take
change Of fund. raised Tor purpose of
hsOed That we respectfully ioyite the "ieniion o. ne
ocsn AsoesOn hIoushGn the country 70 ..c ss
1aon send only one man Of Tue shs stamp p,oyGuE a%
mstcy be added 10 the galaxy of Free States
French RrruGrEs The American Industrial As
ISOLATION Of this city has procured employment for this
band of exiles. In few days, unless any OF them
shall in the time have procured preferable stu
aons in this city, they will start for their new homes
in Virginia under the care of Mr. Thomason the Seere
tary of the Association number of Italian and sew
eral EugE,h immigrants will accompany them, all OF
whom are in destitute circumstances, aud have gladly
full Association 1t is proposed TO make this party the
nucleus of al immigrant colony.
MrrTISG OF CAuFoRYIASs-Ana adjourned meeting
Of Cslforpians was held yesterday afternoon in the
cffice of Mr.. Coleman, corner of Wall and Water
streets Mr.. Squire p Dewey was called to preside,
and Mr. +. C. Kemble was elected Secretary. gen.
ersl discussion Of the wants of California was entered
info and the opinion of the meeting seemed to resolve
itself into determination TO secure land in that State,
Of which there abundance to be had for settlers, at
rs cheap rate as prs.ticable 10 diminish The cost OF
Interpretations provide agents in San Francisco to re-
ceve lodge ard forward emigrants at fair rates andto
establish an organization which shall loan to settlers
such means as they may require until their hrS crops
are gathered payable at some future period They also
intend TO urge upon Congress the immedstc Importance
Of GOOD wagon road across the Plains, well guarded
bv United States troops from the predatory attacks OF
hostile Indians. BY these means it is believed that
wholestm and much-peeded emigration from the
Eastern and Western States and from Europe may
lie Induced to flow TO and settle in the Golden state.
This movement; is only initiative of grand comoioed
effort for the same object which is about to be sci on
foot by Caioruans and those interested in the pros
pe,ty Of that State in all OF the principal Giles oil tue
| Union. and also in Europe. a Co nmittee was aP
pointed to draw up suitable plan OF action, ana rePo"
| at a future me eting.
| RTsrEcT To THE MARTYRS Alta meeting oil tue
| townsren Of New-Cuecht, Long leland, held on tue
evening Of the 9Th ILL., for the purpose OF appointing
COMMITTEE 10 collect fonds for suitable monu non'
TO Dr.. Dubois and Crane. who fell martyrs to their
professional duties during the late epidemic, Jalues
Van Brunt WAS appointed Chairman, and Timothy
Nostr.nd Secretary, when the following resolutions
| offered ty Robert Crsw,l, adopted:
Vteyras God IN b all Provd,u~c hSs removed from
our midst the epidemic ia the ian ,h-ir
md Lth tide their usefrnes Dr- James f. DUBOIS and John
| Ludlow Crrc - .
RsoCd That by ills aispoos1on cProy 5enoe e. Medical
Prot so has deprived fsi hi aud kufdl POI
eAns the at neuS q soc'iJ dsSnsuishsd
| to- NJ cir rno.ri tKceist crs and soolzl c. 4ios
Ret,Irt ~ the heFoc and becevcteaee die
nav by ,e. yisrE t nsyiEg tie ytlcv fever bah ia
,R& POSs, Until tteg wesN taken cews 'heHvs WIN s