New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

IIuguerots" Messrs. Rocco aud kletzer svioloo-
cellist) also appear.
THE FAIR AT THE PALAcE.-The Fair viii close on
Friday, Nov. 6. This evening DOdvorth's Baud viii
give grand Concert. -
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. - Exercises in
Rhetoric by the Senior Clas of the Union Theological
Seminary drew together large assemblage last even
ing, in the Seminary Building, Unversitypace. The
programme was admirably selected and oredab'y oar
ried out
Aug. Ill. Krsuth, senior proprietor Of The ". y.
Mercury died suddenly of apop.e1y at his reeidencc,
No. 249 BrOome street at 10 clock yesterday even
Ing.
CANDIDATEs.-Cha.ss T.. Whitehead is the Repub-
ican and American candidate for the Assembly in the
XVIIth District of this city.
John l.. Riker is tie American candida for Senator
in the With Senatorial District.
Charles c. Mott is not candidate for Senator in the
WITH District
John j. RELY is not Democratic candidate in thu
WITH Assembly District.
CRY TAXES AND FINANCEs Money begins TO roll
into the City Treasury little more freely. For the
October q ........ ga TO 0ctC ber S59 f:2
October "a ........ 5ee6 October 23....... IL. 500
October :6..'...'. III 90 fTe'ousy feeeHed''L4i--o
Total i'Vi ooS
This amount falls about thsee-luerters Of million
short Of the receipts for the corresponding number of
days of last year. The banks beginning to pay up
to some extent bu. merchants are stil largely behind.
No bills of country banks taken, aad but few
payments are made in city bills. Gold is almost
A. l.
wthstandng the increased receipts the City Treasury
i. overdrawn $l2S 900 addition to the moneys stand
ing to the credit Of the Sinking Fund The interest on
the city bonds ard stocks falling che the Let of No
vember, and amounting 10 about $40 600, will be
promptly paid together with $4,000 worth of building
stock. The revenue bonds falling Que during the
moths of November and December amount TO about
one million ard quarter of dollars.
PISTOLS AND CofFEE.-On Wednesday evening,
as Gen. Wheat and Capt Fsrphan were standing in
front of the st. Nicholas Hotel on Brosdwsy, two
having the appearance Of United States Navy officers
stepped up, when cue Of them in impeI;inen. man
ner, presented Gen. Whest with q bouque. Tbs
General made some remark rels.iye 20 the act upon
which both of the navy officers became very impu-
dent, ard used most usplt:rg language. Gen. Wheat
without multiplying words, struck both the men 10 the
face. knocking them down snd cutting them very
badly sfler which he walked 81 about bis business.
The gentlemen Of the "ba..os were conducted BY
some friends TO drug store where their wosnds were
dressed By surgeon. The end Is not get.
REPUBLICAN MEZIIsC IN rHE NIsTIEEsTH WARD.
The Republicans Of the Nineteenth Ward met AZ
Dipgedeins large hall Of Fifty ninth street and
Thrc avenue, on Wednesday evening, 70 raIfy the
Republican ticket. Eloquent speeches were made by
the Chairman, S. d. Mcultor anc BYE ". Dodge ".
Delsiield Smith, tie Hon. Letbeus 3. Wsyd candidate
for Senator, and Edward Dayton esq, candidate for
Assembly in the XVIts District. Ss.crg resolutions
were passed in tavsr Of she whole Republican ticket
and wgpg an esrnest scr fot Ia success at the polls
Mr. Frank Carpenter favored tie Audience With some
coed singing. and taken a..ogsthx il was the mos
eHtSusis<ic Repubosa rscotnx ever hold /, the ard
The Iaep.ioa sf tae aAue VI E<.xt Dsyts, sIsitsl