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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Ths GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlsnsc esiise -
Western, North western and South stern States
tneous Railway direct Tos Road also connects 81 rtseS
wan ally line q stesmers TO al ports the Wesesfn
and Cleveland and Sendasky with steamers 70 ~ 49,
the Lakes making the most direct IL
and reliable route b. which FREfGHT cen b for~s"
And from The Great West ...,u
BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and rI1IssUs"n
Fnsr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and Cspss f75osntsv
, Drugs Tin boxes and b-les), Feathers fun &C.,
sEeosD CLASS -Donestic Shestipg. Shirtins ana -
Taking Tin orisipsl bales) Drugs IN cssks Hare IN
ware Leather Tin rolls OF boxes). Wool and Saeep
re Is eastward =
fHrRD CLAss-Anvls, Steel Chains fn essts 5oessh1
Reup, Bacon and Pork, sslted Goose In ssco 10 D.
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars OF cut, he
PovRrH CLASS -Coh-e Fsh, BscoB. Beef sne -
Pork GIN essks OF boxes, Esstward) Lard and -
Lard OH. Malta Soda Ash. German Clay, Tar 49,
Pitch, hosn. &c...............,...........
fLouR-ei Dbl until further notice. a
0EAN--ee eents y 100 n until further notice.
CoIIoS-$z v bale, not exceeding 80 10 weight ns'n ''
In shppins Goods rom any point ssst Of rhilsde.pah
particular 10 marx the package "ys Penn'yysois ksifs
Al Goods signed 20 the Agents Of THIS koaa
Pittsburgh viii be frwEd.d without dc,sns,oa
FREicBr AsEErS-Haufs Wormlsy 70, nempnn. IT,
&. r. Sass 4 Co ST. Louis; j. hiteoeh 4 Son, Evanss
yud Dumssuil Bell Co, and Carter Jewsn, Louisa1
Ky; B. c. Medium M.s:en Ind sprisman bsovs&
Irwin Co, Cincinpsti; =: w. Grshsm Co, zsss~Hs
/ Aston Hous- New York, and No William q, NevYssi
Y J. sne~der, Phisdephs; kasrsw Rooms ssinn'0'
Geo C. Frspci,cus, Pittsburgh
h II. HOUSTON General Freight Agent rhnsdsipeas
H. LOMBAkRT, Superintendent, Altoona, p
Nav L 1887.
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uENRY Fl LEEDS & Co., Auctioneers.-
II EASSAr-S1

WI sell At auction Nov q u oo. 9 pin rn
TUREs WATER COLORS, srATUARY. &c, the gallery Of
Nj Burt, esq collected BY him with great care dafas
OF most Of them works OF the rt' Ane
.s and p.n,ed TO order Among the petuies wu De
found View Of Vermont, by g. Dai,Dd C1mas s.ot%
K.Isstt Lake George By with 7thers ~ th srnt
Mountain Scenery by ChgIsh "a. snd M,nss b.
Cslesr; Fiishts Groups Horses &c By RannJi Harvest
Scene BY C9 purchased from the family .svsf yc 1
Hart Bout@lle Doughty Oddie. Caserty Hill, oeorae
Inpes Nshl Wendegof oerte, Ge1ree Flag Colemsa ~
ney Percy Swefbseh Sketches by Leutz Nantsnonfsn
Crebso Frason.rd T-niers Monchern Robert OF bruso
nile Luncret Detri Wout-s Van Span du sni o.hs's
Also superb wster Coor Csal David Cox ssea
field wsndersord CobOG!d u6o.hs9i Ssrey erout fToo
and Other. Asa BEAUTIFUL Statue, in marble OF Culds
The above choice collection can be examined above one
week bef re the Sale.
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OrFIcE OF THE McHiGASiCESrsA. hAnRoaD Co,3
BosroS, Oct l. 1887.
SFALED PROPOSALS will be received at this

OrricE OF THE MIcHcAxiCESrsA. RAILROAD Cot
BosroS, Oct |, 1887.
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
- Office up the 10th OF November at p M for loan Of
100000 psysbls as follows:
Company will retain without issuing Bonds therefor unH
the last fns,slment Ia paid
i E@sTss i ~. ' s@i s ssaPs asa
. Twenty Eve per cent May |, 1883
For which toe Company VIII issue eight cent coayrt
iO ible Bonds with semi annual Coupons dated lat oe'obes
In order 70 give the numesou. holder, Of small
i sSsa. an VIII g. l 5 ssss remainder 10
One Thousand Dollars -
oes iP S sa Jssas Will b: TO
in the Loan but the Company resrys 70 hs
S.iip. The psopo.. well a. the rate offered WITH these
exceptions they VIII award the Loan, the whole be t'n
Notes Of the Company or Bonds maturing between this ds
and july ass viii be received in payment io th Loan win
or the otctcn Of these Bopd and Of those maturing /.
ls and EiIs hor..se upon the r55,ss
saa pI
annually sascient to absorb the pre.eIt may
vhh :esn DO invested in h. issue Of Bond. hong they
TIE proposal. viii be opened .. til. Office Of Company
ihe Trustees who sccef the as. with the n,
s:: SsSSk; s.
ISAAC LrvE.MOar, Treasurer.
EXTRACT FROM AN Acr If the Legislature Of hShHas, as
p-ored FEB IS 1855
Section The People the State Of Michigan That
the Michis.n Central Railroad Company vote Of Direct
or, or majority thereof .nc It's capital stock nom
tue 70 tine % cover the cost OF the
construction complexion equipment opsrstr and Aeeps up
OF their road and 20 lay down double
track for the same and both within and without sail State
and aso TO issue their bonds from which to pay debts IN
cured OF to Be incurred purpo. sueh and
such rates Of interest such Directors m.ory thereof
NAV determine the said stock and bonds 20 sell aud dispose
Of !, such rates they and said Director m.or,y
tsreof may approve and said Directors majority thereof
may under such regulations they may .dop confer on the
Of such bonr the right 20 convert the pfinep dae
thereon the rock Of tho Company.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILR0AD'

The Psnnsyvsnis Railroad connects 1t Pistsburss ~
tosds 70 and nom 81 Louis Mo Alton. Gslens sne
lu brsnkfort, Lexington and Louisville KY; Tcrno
Asdson lafayette and Indsss ,s Ind Cincnnst -
spytnsfed, B-llefontsIe ssndusky Toledo. Cssse -
Yfhbus, Zanesvir, Massiou and Wooster, Ohio; Setn
he stesm pscket boats from and 10 Nov Orleans, -
Louisvie snd Cincinnati -. -
Though Tickets for Fast be had 1t any Of -
mentioned places IN the West 1000
Passengers viii find this the shortest, most espsdh
somfort.ble between the Esst snd Wet .,ouaa
IROA REW-YORK TO CINCINNATI ~ ~ ny
FROM NEW-SOEK TO CHICAGO " y nycvgnSf
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN - hoon~
Pare ~ bow o. any other Route.
See hand bnls In tbs kot<ls Of tsis ely - 80
fhrouss Ticket, os further tnlormoinps NAV -
,dies a de PINHsYLNAELA kAiLaQAD. -
!. L ELGIOSxs ~
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finaHndi

ALBEsr n. EIcoLsy. Alctionees-0fhce, NO Brodf
CPECIAL SALE of STOCKS sud BONDS
y IMPORTANT NOTICE
In order TO PREyEST FICTITIOUS QUOTATIONS. sna
ticse sko DESTROYS Of nssia ACTUAL SAL
Mr. Ncolsy concluded 81 the soictston Of N sny 81 MS
seeuri lies Tin s5dtin u hs
LAR SALES. HONDAYe aud THURSDAYS E'tSt
DAY A. IA oeosk a. tie Merchants Erehs1fe when o
s,d and 10 receive edition 70 his REGULARLY AZ
may their BE- ps.ent~d TO BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC IoIloS
This will enable PATHS % 90 at s1oh nn-
suit. THEIR OWN CONVENIENCE without regard 70 A'
IsERT n ErcoLAY viii eel THIS DAY. Noy T. ..
ia ococi the Merchants EIchAose fer aconn' OF Sho
p..rot Monroe and Toledo R.rOsa lat Mortgage
Per BHdA
+ eco Mi,.oar State per cent Bond Of lSh ,,
s4Co Chicago Peru and Inii,nspohs Railroad '' hs'se
sI66o Milwaukee City per cent Bond Of isH $500.
s2t0 Atties and Allegheny Railroad s' Mortgage Per '
Bonds ,,<,o.o
~ shares Harmony Fire Insurance Company 80 esoo'
10 shares Ftns Fire Insurance Company, S0esfh
20 shsres Howard Fire Insurance Company SO esh
10 shares Bank Of Commerce 100 each
10 shares Importrrs' and fraders Bspk = lVV escn
received in addition 20 the Cataoeus during
Sale REGULAR SALE ITO morrow THURSDAY. As,
SPECIAL SALES on FRIDAY and SArC 6DAY: Regular
Aucnen Sales Of Stocks and Bonds every MOSpAf ana
Bonds BOUGHT Sold prsfe SALE and 81 tbe Sro<ers
Board, coumsson- tntese.. allowed on all Moneys oe
posted trust and 0iv1-nds collected large variety OF
btocks and Bonds constantly or hand 81 Phvsts Sale
ALBERT NlC0LAY,
1891 Stock Auctioaeer aud BsAker Nss.fork.
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C. HouGBroS, Auetioneer. -
SALE Of PIANO-FORTES

Il TOMORROW Thursday, at o,elocL at Noe eH and
GAG Broadway Of ecker Sx elegant and Itoc-
tsve PIANO-FORTES, made by W. Lindemsn Son to be
sold without the Me.ns Lndemsn ar willing 70
make any sasfce rather than discharge their old aud tried
worknen Parties wishing TO purchase superior Instrument
are tocted call and e3miDe them before sale The nstr
ens are oil fully warranted aud equal to Manufactured In
the city.
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ID OLBROOK, Auctoneer-By A. BROWN

Il ~ DIV
- Store Eoslt2 and I04 Maiden lane.
THURSDAY Nov. s. at the auction room,
PAcKAGE SALE by catalogue, OF 80 crates lar:
Der shps Webster and Constantine comprising White Granite
c. edged Flowing Printed Ware Also 500 pkss French
and American Glass Ware. Terms at sale
And a, ocock-From the shel 80 lots Esrthen and
Glass are China &C. suited TO the city country
trade Also Iron Safes Deano make Goods carefully re-
Hacked for dipping. Catalogues now ready.
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
Goal, Sc.

GOAL IS per TuNZThe Pennsylvani, Coal
co Al nm fheir ysds No SIS Wet between Morton ana
LeOys. have for the convenience Of families made
tor Coz Of Il, .s1e. screened family use from
Pier foot OF ESD So, North River;
Pier foot Jschsop-st East River;
A. as pr un Of 1900 n cash 70 be paid IN ali when Coal
ia ordered
psry's ssrds 49,
Foot North ieth ST.. wtllsusbursh
Pisr st Cross Dosk, Taylor st. WLiamsblrgh
And Pier foot OF Pacific At BrcoktynL
EDWIN MEAD, secretsry
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By A. N NEWS. ABononesr.
by BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trsde-SAie
ID Rooms, No Is Part row ,.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov 2 and at ociock
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY-Compfsns an ertensiss
Collection Of DO ks IN Departments Of LteIatat
cluC ing many re'ains Amera dtory biogspey
Voyages aud Travels Bbaogr.p1y Poetry
Illustrated Books &C Catalogues r,sty
FRIDAY EVENING Nov s, ct 81 O'Clock 80
NEW BoOKS-Ai .rge collection. compri.ins fine Library
copies Of v.use standard Wors. the various ofsncne. az
variety of nv miscellaneous literature sc Also az .-ft
men sfspe and fancy Stationery. both imported ana DO ne
tic &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

FLUSHING RAILR0AD-Leaves Fulton Mar
ket ~hsh b. steamer Island C,v, at sos and 70 m,
and and $50 the leave Flushing IL q the
same hours nesting and enchanting pssaes With the bosa
II Hurtsrs Point Though In 80 nlnutes tass oenta
WI =. SMITH, neoAves.
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c. HorGaToS Anc.ioneer :,
INTENSIVE SAFE Of rich and iashonaels

II Custom made FURNITURE TO MORROW Tnur.dAyl
at ~ o'clock at Wareroom, Nos go and e4s cs
Bleeoker Of the largest sad best assorted IL
the city comprising every variety Of Norwood GAY
any and Walnut Pshor Dining room. Library ana Ch14oe
FURNITURE The public specially n,'ea CAL .n.
exsnine before The sale. Ii IL ali msie for tLe ety
trade aud be relied upon represented Cssos e' Oh tue
morning RI
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Marbinern, Sc

ERICSSONs CALORIC ENGINE.-The Sub
~ crbr aeent for the Patentee h, The :.tisfson q To-
forming the public that this remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE,
REQUIRING NO WATER, ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
DANGER or EXPLOSION. EXTREMELY ECoNoMiGAL
IN FUEL and requiring enEiDeerDg att dance HAS
JUST BEEN PERFECTED As this Engine 10 OF universal
ability Its motive agent being atmospheric air. bu. few
OF tie pu which suitable iced be enumerated
viz: WORKING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING 0E AR
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WGTa WATER,
AND FOR PURPOSES OF IRRIGATION WORKING
PRINTING PRESSES; SUPPLYING MOTIVE POI
FOR THE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF THE FARM
YARD SAVING WOOD. FILLING CISTERNS; &c t1r
private establishments: DRIVING MILLS FOR GRINDING
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HOSTING
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES. &c Coppeuuiths potten
and similar sris VINO cannot afford TO employ
gnes will not only find in the CALoR
&c ENGINE ready 10 do their drudgey bu. also
one thai bile nay without, for hours viii
VAIN their and cook their food at the time that
supplies motive power mineral coal wood peat chsTcos
being all suitable fOr fuel
For filling of private houses in cities: gas burner
produces sufficient heat for acusng the engine The sub
scrber ready execute orders and wiz be glad to
afford all requisite inform alton the subject. 1900
JOHN B. KITCHING, No. 81 WHiamrst.
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Real Gstate for 6aie.

A FARM in wESTCHESrER COUNTY
~ For ss e.hsnss g, Hss's ,n sh Iot y ~. cay
vicinity RIFTY,rvs ACn .,,asa,. = s.oasn saaaison
twenty vssss ssssd fruit tree. vs9 w.,srsd BY :pa
s.s,i an shs Harden Raifosd and hours ride from thn
et,y fnoaire ~ the FARM REGtarRY OffICH NO -
Brosd~sJ corner d ho.n.st oko. D. oh %. A.o--
YARNS for SALE.-Two valuable FARMS Tor
SALE ueu the New York and Ene Railroad Susqusnsnns
Co Pa For particulars address the subscriber NV mnsa
Post Office, susquehsnns Co, Pa v 81 ~ DIV
TOR SALE or TO LET-An elegant hrst-cisa
l. four story HOUSE in sith irGns pan.
Improvement Win be sold reasonable terms OF S
at very moderate rent 20 good tensnt Apply ~ NO. " H
WATER POWER, with OF without FAC1C
w RIEs for SALE and 70 LET. q Astteswan ~ L.
Iour, from HevYork Inquire No. 81 Couftiandt 7"
g. B. SCHEHCK Agent, MsttesvsnJn Z.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
II New and bssutifal .tyss q snsmeed sold o.k sa<
trained CHAMBER FURNITURE Housckeepers n want Of
these cheap fashionable styes Of Bedroom funture
kpd an extensive ssscrtmeut ct h fFAkkiN0rON6 Wsrs
IRON BEDSFEADS.-The New-York Iron
BedsteAd Manufacturing Company No IT'S Ceetre nsas
Howard ss the attention pucl 20 their large oek
~hoh they v dsse Of vhcesse and retail 1t the iovs
.ssh psioes.
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ChEAP FCEL.-COKE, the cheapestSasl Of.
~ tired u the public f,r SALE OF the Gss WORKS zoo, Of
ieb ct R. ara at the foot OF i.th ct r. Price "a IS
rer cAsidroo q the WORKS price delivered, eSs
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VN LET--Desirabls APARTMENTS. second
aoos Of house No p Kusst eoasis,ng OF tour rooms
f,eot Rssrm,pf With Bedroom OF -ss and Crotoa w.f-f
snoul,e 81 HENRY HAWKING rar Of No 81 Kias 81 90 Of
A. RAYMOND, No 81 Cbs'tsmst
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NETWORK and ERIE RAMROAD.-Ou 4

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oua 81
N .sr Monday June IS lss! and until farths. nc.c p
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, Of s-m, for Dunkirk.
UUPfALO EXPRESS, ct An, for Buffalo.
NAIL st An for Dunkirk and Buffalo sad istssuss1s
s1nAons.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER ct $50 m. from loot d oaan'
wrist via Piemont for Suerns and intermediate soo
WAY PASSENGER at pm, for Newbursk. hidAsessA
md intermediate stations
EhIGRANf at Rm for Dunkirh and Buffalo and usss.s
hate stations. .
TKE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY, (sUNDAYs
EXCEPTED
HIGHT ExHRESs ct pm, Tor Dunkirk svsI ~.
NIGHT EXPRESS at pm, for Buffalo, every Day
ensndssus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nasars ssb
Nnshsmton with the Syracuse and Binshsmton Railroad
ksioed Tor Roqbeser Great Bend With Delaware Lse
s.nns and Ye.tern Railroad, sos Scranton; ct Hornss
Dusslo and Dupkirk with the LAke shors Rsirosd M ON
md, CtDonnsa, Toledo Detroit Chicago. 20: -.
bonner RA06DELL, Pres1o6ok
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%roterles ano provisions.

TOHN DIV G II 7 & Co.,
u Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE-REFINED AND FAMILY sALERATUS;
sUPER-cARBoNArE OF SODA. SAL SODA ETC,
No IL Old alp Hanover square, EewYerk
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
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CREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE.
" First Cabin, ESQ., Second Cabin s5o-In the frstclass
paddle wheel steamships ARIEL 1000 tuns C. D. Ludlow
Commander to sail from Pier No North Rye at noon pro-
L, ave NE W-YORK for SOUTI- Bremen Hsvre and
AMPTON, HAvRE and BRE- Southampton. southamp.Oo
MEN. for y. York.
NORTH STAR Saturday Nov @ssty Dec. D Wed Dec. 80
ARIEL....,... = Salty Nov. aWed Dec
These steamships touch Hsvre. Specie delivered in Lon
don and Paris. For passage OF freight apply to
ID TORRANCE. No. ) Bowling Green.
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fan6 Uarrants.

TAND RANTS wANTEDb,
TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKER1
No 10 WALL-sT., NEw-YOkK.
We ~ supply ordsrs promptly. Warrants alvsys on hsnS
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NJEW-JERSEY RAHR0AD--FoF PHn1l.
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH spd WEST. ~ JEhsn
n. and and p. N. fare, esj II m, 81 Isl aopg9
way stations IL and 90 70 Remington. rAIousA 80
1shimors, Washington, Norfolk &c, and sssosh baegs
shscked 70 Washington In . N. and ?. n =.
w. WOODR0YY, AsdAsst ~
10 Baggage WIN BE- received for any train anlss tsdsss
snA checked Is minutes In advance Of the time u ssve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

AIR. BINGHAM's SCHOOL (Bible House,
WI sign Classical Gymnasium in session from Sept to
July The number will be- heretofore strictly limited TO
twc ty young Provision sso made for the mum
Der OF smaller Boys in Junior Glass; Special attention 10
given 70 the fitting candidates for Harvard and Yale Colleges
French and German taught by native teachers Mr. B.
csns School Is the best Of its kind in the city and
invites examination.
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PAVEN, BACON e. Co. (successOrs to Bacon
IL Rsyen), PIkNo-FORrE MANUFACTURERS
Wsreroom, No U.s. Grsndyt. ne1 Broadway; where full
sssortmen Of INSTRUMENTS may be found exclusively Of
oar manufacture. warranted In svery respect.
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PACIFIC MAIL S. 8 Co New YORK. Nov 1857
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
will be held the Office Of the Company between the
hours Of l2 m and 2 o IN on WEDNESDAY, NV. IL.
FREDERIC HOFFMAN. Ssc'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

WAsHIxGroS F.iday, Oc.. % 1851.
The New Schooi PIeJbyteiiaD Synod OF Virginia IL
now in session iu Washington. 1t exercises Jurisdiction
over the greater part of that State the western shore
of Mary ylsnd, and the District of Columbia.
To dsy the Rev. DIR. Danfcrth, from the Committee
on Minutes OF the General Assembly, held IN Cleve-
lard last May reported that il was impossible for them
20 corcur in the vie ther rein expressed Therefore
the 81 nod of Virginia is left to the alternative OF dis
solving its connection with the General Assembly, and
accordingly make this recommendation. The Com
mtee say in suggesting this course that they believe
they are expressing the sentiments OF the great msor
ity Of the Churches, deliberately formed after the
most ample discussion, aud when al the means OF
reconciliation, and the efforts for united action have
been exhausted.
Several resolutions, deprecatOry OF agitation Oh the
Slavery question. were laid on the table.
The Rev Mr. Newn, President Of Delaware Col
lege, offered substitute for the report which gave
rise TO more than ordinary spirited discussion IL was
in substance that the Committee be excused from re-
porting on the minutes of the General Assembly, and
that the Synod IeSeryedefute acton on the relation 1t
sustains thereto until the extSynodeal meeting:
warm debate epsued, involving the merits OF the
Slavery question, and continued uottl late hour
this evening. The Rev. Dr. Sunderland Of this city
Vas oppossd to agitation, but es between liberty and
bond be emphaticsy preferred the former in itself
corsissred. Ifthis was Abclitionso let the Synod
make the most of it. The Rev. Dr. Boyd joined issue
with Mr. Sunderland, and earnestly advocated with
drawsl from the General Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
NATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.

This unparalleled feat of playing FIVE blindfold
games at chess simultaneously, WIS brought to con-
eusiou at IN mdnight or Thursday. Four of Mr.. Paul
sens opponents resigned, being within few moves of
cheek,mate The fith board, presided over by Rober.
J. Dodge, esq., resuItedau draw Had it not been
for oversight the part of S. Heibnth, esq, he
would have had the homer of vanquishiug Mr. Paulsen
AZ il was he fought with the determination OF Leon
idas. but too much confidence brought about his dis
oonfture. Mr.. Oscanyan. game, as also that of Mr..
Frefe, were well conducted their part, but their
adversary was one tDo many for them.
NJ, Paulsen was not in the slightest degree fa.igued
with his exetiO s. and states that he ooud Just as well
play six or seven gaues at time SIS five. The mem.
bers Of tire Congress doubt whether their be any limit
TO his powers, s1d wi reason.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
troops.

CosTLAGRATIoS IN ALBAsY.- About 4 o'clock this
morning as the policeman in the Second District
going bis roupds, be discovered smoke emerging
from the extensive stove Establishment OF Mesrs.
Rsthbone & Co., Nos. and ii Green street. He
in medately sounded alarm, but before the Depart
nent was brought TO bear the fire had extended from
the first 10 the fourth story and through the aoniog
loft over the stove e-store of Mccoy Il Clark. With
cur abundant supply ofwater from the hydrants the
building was speedDv inundated and the flames alno:
instsbty check 3D. The fire is supposed 10 have ofgi
rated from crate in the oounting.room 10 the sec
ond story of Raihbone g. Co.'S. The hearfhs.oos
rested upon q piece Of timber which connecblea ba
with the flooring. This is supposed 70 nave 20
come cbsTIed 70 such an e1teat ,o,aJ
have igIited after the place wS ,aa an.
last evening. ard the fire spread through VIC tn.
tire establishment before II was discovefeu. d 10
buildings are owned by John T. Norton, esq an. ~,
sured in the Manufacturer lnsurnloa oh.hIy NJ,
Boston, for Sc 600 but the damage Will Pi"oe'J "''
exceed 81, 500 to 81, 800. r..,LI, pba.
.doiat:. .sS ,Ss Etns Hartford. for $lO,O0O upon
their ,tock. which will cover their loss. In.
McCoy & Clark occupied the thrd ana IouI'o los
c,s, tbe,r vsrerooms, Nos. l3 and 10 Green street
va Where they had collected together large amount Of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
IOWA ELECTION
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Correspondence. Of The N. Y. Tribune
Iowa CITY, Oct. IL, 1851.
Our election is over. and the smoke clearing
away. This cOuntS (Johnson) gave small Demo-
cratic msjcIity. SsDues, Democratic candidate
for Governor. has majority Of 30. Our tso can
didates for Representatives to the General Assem-
bly, are defeated by l2 and 81 notes.-the Official
csnvsss can oply determine. The Democratic ma
jorities in this county are the result Of large
importa.iops Of Irish from neighboriDg public
works, besides many we're manufactured by the
late session of tie United States District Cour:
held in this city. These fraudulent votes, cast By
illegal foreign voters, more than Overbalance tie
Democratic m.jorities in this county. The result
in the State is to-day, cOrcejed By the opposition,
Republican. From the returns already at hand
from tie controlling portions of the State the In
dcatiODs are eyond doubt that Lowe and Fay
vile, Republican candidates for Governor and
Lieut. Governor, are elected By 5000 majority.
The next Legislature will be strongly Republican.
This result secures US Republican United Satss
Senator 10 place Of Gen. Jones, the present Stamo-
crat incumbent.
1t is not yet decided whether the next session Of
the Legislature will be held in this city or at Des
moires. The new Const.Jaon is in the hands Of
its friends, and this Winter safe banking law, and
otter laws conforming TO the new ip'truDent viii
be made. Iowa il still true to the right! HUGO.