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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-11
HIGHLY lMPoRrANr rSrEIIT-.
0ENCE PROM WAsfiiNCroN.

. NHaaa
INC Cnhinrt nrpndmte Gov. waller and
uN,'''h the negus Convention --- iBoug-
las Arrayed agniNsl the ADMINISTRATION
WAemNoros. Nov.97. Gov w,her
had an interview with ae ptesil,nt no.
day about KansRs. Nv. B1,baaap. AZ a
present advised, is inclined 10 ,ustaia tho
Convention.
Relmblo advices from Chicago state
that Hon. Stephen A Douglas also. with
Gov. Walker win oppose the Lecompton
Constitution 10 tle Senate.
As far Hs can Be ascertaincd the Cabi-
not are unNod 10 sustaining the action %
the Kansas Constitutions, Couvenlion.-
Whatever preference there my have bfen
taken for submitting the entire Cousli,u-
tion 20 The people it is understood shat III
are agreed TO the mode proposed for The
Inhabitants TO settle the question Of slA-
very as one Of their domestic institutions
for themselves ia accordance with tho
letter aud spirit Of tho Kansas. Nebraska
act.
Gov, Walker has had anolherint
with the President on tho subject Of KAN
sas ailnirs, and they also to-day occupied
a large share of the Cabinet deliberations.
Al the Cabinet mce,,gg to-day the
President stated Gov. Walkers position
ON Kon.as affairs. The Cabiaet unani-
mously unite with the President ia favor
of sustaining the action Of the Csastita-
donal Convention with reference TO sub.
milting the Constitution to tie people, and
so condemn Walker. The door 10 re-
cancellation with Gov. Walkers position
is now closed aud bitter contest be-
tween tho two wings Of tho Democracy
is unavoidable.
Senator Douglas has been heari FROM.
/ AS the author of the Kansas Nebraska
Act, he will take bold ground in support
Of Walker. This the Presidant has nos
hitherto believed Dougss holds that
the refusal to submit the whole Coustilus
ton to the roope when they desire il is
the cleafest reputation of popular scver.
eighty. Senator Gvin sustains Walker.
No arrangements havo yet been made
in regard to the transmission Of tho
Presidents Message in advance Of lie
delivery. II is probable, however, that
the newspaper press will bo supplied with
copies by the means heretoCore adopted.
All the reports Of the heads Of depart.
mcnis are in a sufficient stage Of forward.
ness.
Private adyices from New Orleans eE.
press the greatest confidence OF Gen.
Walkers friends in the snocess Of his
enterprise in Nicaragua. All avoid how
ever, stating the precise point OF his cons
templated debarRalion. Walker left still
claiming his rights rs President Of Nica-
ragua. and determined il any naval force
attem.l .lt TO interrupt him to resist to the
death
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ARRIVAL OF TmE WEBSTER.
Lnto ana Intero.lIng rrom cal,rarsla

Late and Interesting from Cahforuiai
New ORLEANS. Nov 28.-Tho Daniel
Webster from Havana on the goth. has
arrived. She experienced heavy gales on
Ter passage to Havana. She brings half
million in specie. The Northern Light
left the same day with nearly ten million.
Tho news of the loss oil the Central
America had caused a general gloom az
San francisco. The cour,s atjournd.
meetings were held, the Mail Company
denounced.
1t was supposed the accour:sof Indian
depredaions in Carson Valley were ex4
Further from the Plains confirms the
belief In the completely of the Mormons
in the late massacre. Tho papers say
that an elficlen! army could be- raised ia
California against the Mprmons.
Harasthy, lato refner in the mint. had
been indicted for embezzling $50. 600.
Tho news of Saltor & Church's drafts
haying been protested 10 New York,
caused a run on them. aud they were
compelled to close. Several attlch.nenta
were put on the house There was also
a run on Tallant Il Welde. and several
others, but none had closed up TO the
hour OF sailing.
Accounts from the mines good
Markets inactive
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T1"T1 " y VTNTT7
FACULTY..

n. y. DRyANr, H. d. era,rroS, J. g. BRvAVr, r.. R
FEtroN, j. T. LEIys, insrnutrr IN tho seenco Of Ac
cunts, and Lecturers un Business Customs
r SrEvcER SoNs, instruriori in Rusiuess and Or
'Amenial Fenmanfhp, and Lecturer Commercial Cor
c.n0ndcnco.
Hon lloeAcr MpNS Hon GEo W, CLNroS, IIon. Eth
no Ru9WrT, Spacial Lecturer.
Hon, SAMUEL f'rARKwE ArHER, HoHACE CLkRE, ESQ.
Hon. lFsse RisH0r, Leotnrsrio Commercial law
Rev. FUEnrRtcK T BRows, Pres. Asa NJ .uAy I.eotp.
rers IN political Erannmv.
Rev. JANg' EtLaR, Rev Dr. AmrS, lecturer on Com
mcr.ia Eihirs
?. HASpy, J. D. MERM,N, Lecturers on Banking H.
name, etc.
u. C. MARSHALL u. G. LUce. Lecturcr on the General
Principles Vi Details Of Railroading
}. n, MERRIAM, ENERsoN r. Wnfrr, Lecturers ON Con,
mcrcial Compuaiious
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LFrOm tho 9. s. JoueaaI of N ,nlay.l

ne NNhut NoNtuCtAs
Our notice Of the decision Of Judge
Bates upon the Canal Contracts. on Sat.
urday, was necessarily brief. The poista
decided by the Judge are as follows:
lst. That the Board Of Public Works
being required by law to let The contract
TO tie "lowest responsible bidder" must
necessarily consider and pass upon the 70.
SponsibRly of .b5 biddets. 70 ssisc.. The
lowest responsible bidder required the ex-
eroise Of Judgement aud discretion, whelh-
or the word responsible refers TO pecunia.
ry ability. or TO any peculiar Giness 70
perform the required service.
2d. When the Board exercised lie
judgment, and made us selection. tho
State was bound by u. aud the decision
cannot be questioned becauseii Il is err0nos
Gus. IL is conclusive. in the absence OF
fraud or other misconduct. on the part Of
tbe Board.
Sd That the giving Of bond by the
contractors in double the contract price
for one year only, instead Of double The
aggregate price for The eve years the COZ.
tract was 10 run. does not invaldaie The
contract. Tho instruotious given by tho
State In regard 10 The amount of The bond
areambi suous. and reasonably susceptible
OF two conitruetions. The aaenis of shd
State adopted one ofthem, aud n they er.
led. the State is bound By Ihslr act.
.Eg JOB S. Lane. residing about 4
miles from Upper Sandusky. Was iuslsnt
y killed on e9,h ulr. BY mniug betwoeu
the balance wheela The fire. box Of ~
boiler ola steam sAw mill whsfe y, ~
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

strikes etthe very fernnallnrnonls Of the Science rs
NfahnFie great naturf twn-iod Division OF the Ledger
whereby y seen The proper line Of drmnrkRop between
heaanl Nenrrseniative Prnuerv anil tho governing law
OF transfer regards its aecre the classes NJ ac
count and those Of the same class in every varriv nj
u9nsoctons. thus Stripping this most useful and beautiful
science OF much OF W. tmehonorcd mysteries made such
hv nrhth9W ml tuialhe rules, meRninrlesg forms hhi
hse notinnsi and hence enables the student 10 aclura
coTecthouon Of accounts a. embodied n actual practice
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TIE DESIGN.

u Is the dosgn OF the pfnpretors OF these COLLEGES 10
perect chain Of nusness schoos nom Eas West ar
ling the most ample facilities Tor young and vnnne
ladies 20 qualify themselves otteponsbe postons IN Hfe
Their schools a The points ahoye esah shed on firm
basis, md IRE ~ IN most prosperous condition The
teacher n the rarons departments are thoroughly accom-.
nlL -Lnl nlnnIL.aI Ll.In =. --
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THE EXTENDED CoURsE

lengthy practical sets from the varsus Business
FIRMS and is designed for such sude'is a may wish 10
.nend longer than the time required by the Roenar
Course tnnd That gratui'ouiyl preparatory to entering
some Snerin House
Nv nklns w addition the Extended Course tho student
will be faithfully and proniHbly employed sivmonths.
PENNANSHip, "PracicRl aud ornamental in alliti
varieties, Willie nnght In tho thorough aud cnnient
manner by of the best teachers In the West Beside,
eusual method OF teaching business Writug the CHR
whmonrapc Systcni will also r taught This system "a
popular md recommended by our hest educational men, 4
eowtangm inthe Public Schools ofCcyeland, Columbus &
iuwnus Finnl rstuols nfe uo Coz rood I
ChlvihmoFIanhy ,ss soon As heycan nv ~-i.S,,,
DAILY LECTURES on Practical aud Theoretca
noot.keepinF Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, po
liiiell Economy, n Of Computation Commercial Cnrn
latiors. Mercantile Customs, Banking, Exchange Com
merc'. Raroadng Commercial History, Business Cores
pondence, penmanship. etc.
Tho New Suit Of Rooms, Of this College, occupies the
dnest nrHon In the city, situated they the corne
Of The pubiosquare and Superior street. anbrdng TAI
viewof most parts ofihe city and tho Lake. The room
are neatly md tastsfuy furnished, surprising in beaut,
andconvenenco perhaps those ofany Il
The Union.
The LADGEs'CoURsEi Is the same ns that Of the Gen
temen a0oring equal facilities nlllades who NAV wi
10 avail themselves Of the Comme rcial Course.
The ptncpnlhaying extensive hufness acgunintano
uatcs
MHoh,Gh,57Jy.
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RooK KEEPING pEPARTMENT

erhrarcs itfee distinct grades Wis 1hituorv, peruai
md Extended Courses, und taurhon Foio-is New Meth
o. recommended hy over twenty Of the most reliabl,
Practical Accountants Of Clevciand
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

I'HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost TO produce this best most perfect
purgative which Is known to Innumerable proofs
shown that these pmLs have virtues which sur,ss IN
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un
preoedentody upon The esteem OF all Thoy arc safo
and pleasant TO take at powerful to cure Their pcne-
ating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the hody
ronava the nlatrrint.n. nf t,rpnna sa iia.a
and expe disease They purge ont the foul humors which
breed and grow dlstemper stimulate sluggish or dsor
dered organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every BODY but
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human skin. while they produce powerful
ELECTS they are at the tmn In diminished doses the
safest aud best physle that be employed for children
Being sugarcoacd they pleasant 10 take aud being
purely vegetable, free from any risk Of HARM Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
santiaed by men Of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion Of unhuth Many eminent
oorgymen and physicians have lent their names to cer
~ to the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
ors have sent the Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men.
The Agent below named s pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complants;-
Costyeneas, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising nom foul Stomach, Nau-
Indigestion, Morbid lnaoton Of the Bowels and Pain
arising herehui Flaiueney loss Of Appetite, all Ulcer
aud Cutant1us Diseases which require an evacuant
Medicine scrofula or Kings Evil. They also, by purify
ing the blood and stimulating Che system, cure many
oomplanta which Il would not be supposed they could
reac such Deafness, Partial Blndness, Neuralgia aud
Nervous Irimbiity Dorangcmenta oi the Liver and Kid
news, Cont aud other kindred complaints arising nom
low Of the body obstruction Of ts functions.
Do not be put on BY unprnopled dealers with some
other pin they make more proht on. Ask for AYERS
PmLs, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this In its intrinsic value curative
powers. The sick want the best aid there Is for them
aud they should have H.
Rpau..rad nv ms r. AWER
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace the approved and practical forms Of
keenng booksb by Double Entry In the various denrr
Of Trade and Commerce including the General Wholesale
and Retail, Mercantile, Exchange Commssion Manufaci.
nunr, Railroad, Ranking, Printing, Mining. shinpns
steamhoating, Iufyitua Partnership aud Compound COM
pany uuuness. All manuscrptz fscu which the Student
oones arc written In bold, rapid business hand which will
rye as great auxilaTy in securing to him excellent
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The Cabinet CO1dsma Walker.

A telegraphic dispatch appears in the
Cleveland papers of Saturday. which
states thatat a Cabinet meeting on Friday.
the President stated Walkers position On
Kansas affairs. and that the Cabinet unan-
imously unite with the President in favor
Of sustaining she action Of tho Constitu-
tional Convention Of Kansas. The dis.
patch says:
The door 10 reconciliation Of the Gov
ernOr's position is now closed. and bit
ter contest between the tTo wings Of the
Democracy is unavoidable - Gin Com
re- The Dayton Empire of Monday
announces that @. L, Yallandigham lef'
Dayton on that day to prosecute the con
test-for the seat Of Hon, Lewis D. Camp
bell, The Empire remarks that Vallan-
digham "foes quite sanguine Of success,
aud thinks there is little doubt Of the re-
suit Gin. Com,
Ey RANDALL. the Republican oandi
date for Governor Of Wisconsin. Is cleo
ted by 49e msjority. The Republicans
have a majority OF 0 in the Senate, and
iu the House.
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TnE REGuLAR CoURs

intended 10 represent eyerv species OF business from M
smalest Retail to the heaviest and most intricnte
Wholesale and Commission, rs weas Banking Railr,nd
ior eto demanded at present by vast aud constan
increasing Commerce.
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TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE.

For entire Mercantile CouIie, time unlimited s40
SHINE Course, fnr ladies rs
Iwcntv Lessons In rrnctical pcnmanthin, simply S
Fcr ull corrscin Flund sling, ctc a. per agreement
IN D. Forpauiculaft send for Cataorucsa and Circulars
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TIFFIN, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER ii, 1857.


HERCANTILE COLLEGE
ooRSnp stutIo avARE,
Q l. L V L L A N ID O II l o
Incorporated NAY, ., 1851.
q, g. FoLsoM,A.M. Principal
+ A @ u l. T Y.
=. q. POISON. J.TCALKtNs. o.H.iunn
mstfuciof DO Accounts, atd Lectures GA nasness Gus
tUius.rff.
A. J. PHELPS. N. w n. CLARK, a. ~ JUDD
Teachers Of rraeticaiau Ornamental renmanship
GEORGE nW NnBURN proC r. q UtrDsnN
rtof A. CURTIS, Epecial eciurers
rHos. noLroS, GRo \ unrv, &. w PAluru
Won. lnffv tRowutI.
loctufeu on Commercial Law Science cf Government
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]. M. PATTERSON

4 TTORNEY At LAW Once. In shawhan's New
"A Block, Immediately over the New Bank MayI 81
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WRTTING DEPARTMENT.

This department Is under the immediate supervision OF
r. srE, cEaN soNs. rote public this Is sufficient
auty that II will be well conducted While Mr. IL con.
,eded TO stand prc.eminenily high an Auhnr and
fencher It may In Justice be said Of his sons who nrc
ornted with him, that they cOmpHrc fvurahy In point Of
artistic attainment with their accomplished master This
Miihont doubt The most desirable place 10 Penman
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CiHnptires, do not despair tll You have tried AYEas
CHEHnr PEcroHAL. II IA maU by Of the hest medical
chemists In the world and IL all around bcspon
me hgh merits OF Us virtues - lhlGdslptia Ledgr.
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Asthma or Phthislo, and nronehllls.


Probably no one REMEDY has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous cases AZ this some
no human aid reach; but even to those the CHERRY
PrcronAL affords relief and comfort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

HsruuI Nsaso BoY.--wllfam King, intelligent no
aro bog 400 tselvs years Of ago. broush, befwc
Aldsrmaa mshs 81 the Lower Police Court yesterday,
On charge OF stealing horse and wagon, vaiaed q $3.50
cha property OF unares Oxford The complainant ssied
cha, hsv,ns occasion 70 sc OF biz cart for fcv minutes
hs PRISONER approached him and said he would hold tho
MOVIE for . couple Of pennN Tho complainant employed
% " do So and went about his errand On his return he
us somewhat asopsk cd 70 nsd that both the negro boy
nnd NE horye and wagon est srrenui Upon In
qurne he learned that tho hone and cars were seen 30
Ing down Grand street. dri en n smart rae ~ the ~ 10
rorcd chap He hassensc In the direction indoaed and
soon had NE Subtraction Of seeing the property In charge
of . policeman, Who, auspccung thai all wn NOT runt
yopped team and hook the Juvenile driver nio custody
MAaisr Rins being asked Why he ran away with the
complAnants property, replied that some ns~y ~nise
boys Told him 70 do %, and 70 drive the VENICE we
Bulls Head and there dispose Of The entire con ,ern me
youthful horse thief Was committed 70 the romos Tor VIAL
WHoLssAIa ARRrr oF vAGRsr On Friday night We
rrsh precinct police made dssocns upon number Of
vAsyHns and disovdorly females who frequent The Park
mighty, and csuse little annoyance 10 respectable psr
,cns having business In the ncshbcrhood Of Me CITY Hau
Mgneen o. We unfortunate creatures we're secured and
scosso Up me station house FOR the remainder o. inc
night reserday they were brought before Justice o.
born, Al the Lower POLICE Court, where they we're
aenccd 70 Black wells Island for terms varying from three
70 sir monihs each. Few Of shem win serve out their
dine on The "hIand, for general rule three fourhs
% al the ysersn@ sent 20 Backve Island released
BY hal much abused vrt or habeas corpus In 10 than
week more than half OF The prisoners In the above
w be reeased from "durance vile" and thus sllow ed
10 resume their dhgrsceful calling ~ heretofore.
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ytssAfscaAa ANEs cOsssSE& GsAl .
n Or N y ~ a ~ X y ".

SATURDAY. 0oa l0-6P II.
The tendency OF the markes dormant 10 day. An
Improvement wss realized In soe Fro ninent securities
but general thing lower prices ruled, and the market
closed heavy New York Hia,e Ga declined ,. per oens
Virginia or, 4; Missouri 6s, Il; New YORK Central Rail-
read, l. Illinois Central bonds. Isl Metropolitan Bank, Il
Delaware and Hudson, q Pacific sieAmship COMPANY, Il
Gaens and Chicago, lk; Illinois Central Railroad, g.
Cleveland and Pitnburs, ~ Ia Crosse and Milwaukee, Vi
New Jersey transportation Company per cent from last
sale. Reading Rsilroad advanced per cont Michigan
Central |; Michigan southern preferred l. Virginia 81
opened 10 this morning and closed 81 7s por cent With
only moderate saes Al the current quotations for ILL.,
ros Central Railroad stocks The holder gets emily $40 FOR
$40 paid To- There quite An scaive business 70 day In
New York OeutrA almost entirely for cash very lar
business In the aggregate was transacted IA state STOCKS,
aii fSv can. Prices were well sustsned.
ybe fstowpg sales OF stocks end bonds we're made ii
auction 10 day by Albert H Nicoay:-
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Brooklyn City Politics.

TRIrD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT The Democratic Yhr1 Aueui-
b, disuc, Tor tho nfh time Frids. might at the
White House, Of Jay and Concord streets Ca THO
several bal osnss which took place tho result pre-
vousy-an equal division or the between havor
Bsmre smith and Major Addison Fans worth. Tue latter
gentle nan commanded company In the Now York Vo-
ipniecfs during the Mexican var.
SUPERINTENDENT or PooR w. II. Powell, who re-
ceysd democratic instion for this ofce has de-
olinsd Mr. Booth viii receive The nomination.
FUSION Tho republicans and the Know Nothings have
fused he oounsy and senatorial tickets roughoat On
The Assembly, The Know kothnEs ssrenuously oppose
fusion. ,hs snn fnson party vii doubtless predomlnase
10 nos! OF the districts,
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Married.
FnH-Brr l1AH.-Oa saturday, OFT 10, BY Rov, Mr..
Jones, Mr.. W Fra % Nsz JAEB BuczAyAs, bs4A nrpu
London, Esgland
LONDON papers pio-se cory.
TBoxrsoS-hAs Hall On Wednesday, Oct. 7. ~ ne
reidsnre Of the brioes father. By Rev Mr. HAiGsd NJ
IAwnsso Tsosrsos 70 hln EsnA Jazz MARSHALL ~ a
this c'..
Chicago rspcrz please copy.
TO rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD
beg leave 10 contradict tho OF my av
rsge, IN yesterdays FARALD, niss volela jaws
auch marriage has taken place r. W. hILL
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bAfthnAr, OcN 10, 1851.
Flour -fne m1sst wss heavy and sales moiera,e, be-
good STATE, 81 ~ 90 ~ rs, and erra do a. "a 90
. - 10 Wheat Inc market vas inactive and Gales
United Including about ZOO bushels Indiana red Il sf n
600 DO. North Carolina red, dauased a 81 o. 81 10:
so-shevn red In small vay sed n sI 10 si a, and
souihern white u 30 tt 90, end 400 VERY cnolcs
southern 81 Corn vas easer ard sales confined 70
about 1000 GOO bushes Western mixed d go $40
Pork Vas dull a. yesscrday quo.ston. Cotton "a
ard sales limited. whssey inactive and sales light
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Two muzeA and commanded 80 pytses ~ tns RIVER
No esrea oussS numbered any ave nuskss and sho.
fos 70 valuable prizes at Poliocks Pavilion, Ssos 80
Commanded by Captain uhr,a:o 1hor Doud~sn. rnsy
were accompanied By StevAyt's bras Dana
Hudson GuArds, Captain q. D. Bart, numbered thirty
uskeh and shot for vausbe prizes a. the He'd hopse
So cox S "sI' ana %s pSSssr ~sa
mo Kssne Guard, Captain Aoriarty, Numbering
ssh vent 90 their ssc"e@ arg
oontea Sr severs vsusblc prizes they sas do vn 70
sumrtuous dinner and returned home well pleased with
Tn,s 1 Somrxny (xor,oa Mass .-er, composed OF hs
us,schoes or City Inspectors Department viii mako
hcIr cond annual excursion 70 FordhA on Tues
asv he 18th inst under the command OF Cap. JOS Can
ming, with l5o nuskeo aod bod ~orshs ful band
- orsy men unSes ,Gs oommsad Of Uss
VIM. Denyse, proceeded 70 F'oth Pond yesterday on
their second Annual target excursion Several vsiEsble
prizes were cou,pndcn for. tho company presealed a
se military up pe.rsnce and especially admired f,r
chear discipline end good order OF msrchiug. rhey rs
spow There se being large namtsr Of sdeu On the
ground, music and dancing ~ere the order OF the nsy.
Among the invited guests ~e noticed Ray r,upsias Esq
Matthew Carroll, E,q sEd several oshor distinguished
citizens of rompknavitio,
the Juvenile Me,oury Who keeps record OF tho
panes thai pass office Complains inst ueatsd
with proper Witty masing the nsedful inquiries
Cha ooeG This win scpouns TO- the omssioo seyers
companies ffem Tits Hat word to the visa, &c.
The LECTURE aaASos was nApgura.Sd on Tuesday even
ng sss by Dr.. g. Finnsn, who delivered the first OF
eon II Hope Chapel The subject the "Anatony and
Ply stoogy OF the heir" me second OF tae viii
Dc delivered BY Mr. Jcseph B. Tully on the 2oa inst
FRs III PRINCE srSHxr.-Between one and two O'Clock
yesterday morning the alarm OF ire for The Fifth dsrio
was osussd BY discovery OF Gre The back basement
OF Tho house NO Prince street, occupied by Carl Kuh
rnsnn grocer The frs the result OF osrelessy de-
posting ashss in WOOD ohoppins 10 VI hole
burned In the BOWL other damage OF consequence.
M KuhlmAnn insured for 81 800 en- his stock In the
Greenwich Insurance Company.
Nav YORK HosprTaI.-The following u TIE weekly
report Of the above .nstus on 70 October O. ls67-Rs
manning October 233 admitted TO Octobcr 48 dis
charged cured or relieved 3S died. O. remaining NJ date
$40; males, 2l0; females, 80
srrnY VEAL "A large quantity Of premature veal was
yesterday seized by the health coers or the City Inspec
oors Department Washington Market and I'm nedat,y
sent Barren Island, the proper depot for animal cor
7upsed matter found within the city limits.
CONTINUED VIOLATION W ORDNANcE.-Ovcr sixty cem-
plains wore yesterday died in the oos Of The Corpora
don Attorney for violating The city ordinarces In casting
garbage, night soil, and other fltey matter into The
s1esS mo ordinances provide nns OF from 81 70 $50
Cor each offence.