New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

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.h".a ,h,.s rsrds IN s.ms other ssfde the h'1'g
10 cost oaly s. per d't-0''
v,.,,s tbss the Port War3sns. uncorvinssa oy
a.. Sas,i,s Of Judge IpsraSan, viii carry 70 '''
ooryt Of Appel the,que'iion OF tas Coh'u'u'O..
o"u sse b an6er which they act, as som o.
.o5,r csse can be agreed upon by counsel. The sn
IA Ei, sfed il the CoumOp Plsas-Tinthan az
T.p.cot. g. CO the Port WErdets cay was 80, up %
roo,re seeSsion against them, sud that the d'tspo
arts are kheuu 70 be hostile 70 the law; iarther"V'
ibeybsd no orledgs that any such suit was ID pro
g,ess uris days before the decision was ionu. i'u
The aeri in morning psper mat t .', eo,.t
N, Inc po,tyarders aversge $40 OWto Si%ooveac1'
Tire .tt,r M is greatly exaggerated. According %
.l-- q receipts since the goth o. Aliu 'a. aon i
H. oaSre into Office have been AZ ths rae Oh F3toV
Ter .p,,,, q, ,sob WARDEN ard from present appear
aros. ~ ,versce for the fiscal year viii rot much
exc s,.OOo.
III. ItoEos Courts were uDususly Gull yesterday no
busness o. spy particular importance being transacted.
About Il 20 uiua number Of persons arrested charged
with intes and petty offences were disposed o.
But few 4 vsrrsrts were Issued. At the Jefferson
Market aorrt. Justice Dawson wss engaged in the
sxsmhsf lion Of the burglary csse q, No % C)uftsndt
srsetis report of which has previously appeared in
THs 4,,ssUs.. JOHNNY Miller Dutch Charley and
bet - All, one Of whom is the pal Of Miller aud the
sther the pL IF sno,hsr notorious thief not yet
'srrested are sti detaieed a. the Jefferson MafAet
Trison, syAtps the result Of toe examination. Tne
testimony Cd 70 the present tins s3duced sgain't these
= 'rao.eis iAl not very strong At the Tombs and
1nktk Police COuits, but little wac doing.
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"a ,IesbD APPOINTMENT .--IU compliance with tho
syay generally expressed wish Of our merchants, Cspt
ksusoe Of the revenue cutter Washington, at tns
p6,rt. has been promoted to the command of the new
team revenue cutter Harriet Lare. Capt. Fauqce,
by his prompt attention TO duty while this alton,
mas merited this honor, Dir. MoKeOn, the United
States Attorney 10 bis efforts TO supprels the
Sting out of slayers in this p)rt hes beea ably
seconded by him, ard through his timely assistance
while in command of the Washington, many disabled
vessels and crews on the coast have been enabled to
reach this port in safety. Duting the stormy Winter
months the new cutter will cruise up ARD down the
coast in search of vessels needing relief and supply
them with men, calls ard provisions, and, if necessary
tow them into port. In this important service her
commander will not be found wanting. The new cut.
ter is now being fitted up under tse supervision Of
Capt Faunce, aud will be ready for service in 4 f,w
weeks.
Among tte pssseIgeis that arrived in the stsamship
Baltic yesterday we're DR.. Parker a:e Uaissd States
Minister to China, with bis family.
We are authorized to etsts tbst there is not one
word Of truth the notices that have appeared in the
newspapers in regard TO Mr Kinshimer being held TO
bail BY or appearing before Justice Connolly. The
whole article is either mistake, has been inserted
by some one out of malicious motives.
The AMERICAN BIBIE SocIETY's REyIsION.-The
late movement originating with the Old School Pres
byteIans in opposition TO the Revised Edition of tae
Bible put forth by the Bible Society in 1851 has at
length brought the subject formally before the BoMd
Of Managers At meeting of the Board, held st the
Bible House en- tue 18th OF November, DIR. Nermiye,
from the Committee Oh Versions, submitted report
in which the whole history of the Socetys revl'lon
was reviewed and the present opposition to II alluded
10; the report recommended tue recommha' OF the
work for the purpose Of lere9sing toe headings TO
the end that the whole mat er might be harmoniousy
adjusted On motion OF the Rev. Dr. Ferris, the re-
port was accepted Au animated dhcussion nov arose
ON the subject of Iecedipg, in which Ds. Tying aud
MoIare favored adherence to the revision, aud Dr..
Potts ard Matthews counseled otherwise. The Rev.
Dr.. Tuner was not decidedly either way. The Row.
VI.
vigorously defended the revision, but for the sake Of
peace proposed a return to the edition Ok 1859. No
conclusion was ultimately reached.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Managers, the Rev.
Dr. Spring ur the acceptance of thsr9vson so far IS
agreed with the beat editions previously in common
use. In the discussion which followed on the general
subject, Rev. DIR. Bedel opposed the revision and
affirmed that 10 the best Of bis knowledge opposon
N II WAS extensive in hs EpiscopaO Caurch. DR..
Sorrs pey contra believed revision, and thought
It WAS acceptable to Corgreg acrai,t.. The Rev. Dr.
muhlenberg proposed that correspondence ihoud be
opened With the Brish and Foreign Bible Society, in
reftrerce to the sppoiDtment of commission by al
Protestant BODIES usDg the EeglSh language 10 CON-
alder the question Of reVieicn.
Finally, the presiding officers authorized to ap-
point Committee Of nire, who should deliberate on
the whole matter ard report 81 future meeting Of the
Beard.
We regret to announce that Mrs. DAssEL, we'll
known artist of tits city, died Of pneumonia early
Yesterday evening at her residence the corner OF
Uniyersi,y plsce and Twelfth street. She was a ma
tive Of KoJigsberg 10 Prussie, tue daughter of a
wealthy barker Of the rac Of Borchard. Her father
lott bis fortune in 1885, when HE daughter, who had
been highly educated determined devote herself to
painting as profession. She then spent four years a.
Dusseldorf and two ears in Italy and finally came to
this country about lSS where she soon after married
She was person of fascinating social qualities and un-
vesred benevolencs. AS an sItis her portraits we're
greatly esteemed by numerous circle Of friends. Sac
was An Associate member Of the National Academy OF
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