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FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS
FIVE THOUSAND 1--WE HUNDRED AND TEN PRIZES
Nearly One Prize TO Every Nine Tickets
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES

500 Prizes. amounting s3s0go
WHOLE TICKETS .lo; HALVES r.; QUARTERS ~.
ACrcuar, showing the plan Of the Lot,eri.- III be
10 any DESTROYS of receiyn2if.
c.rhcatr Of Packages will he sold a, h. following rates
which |. the risk:
far p. -, m uho -
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''f.-i e!,'ed quiet.
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ROR NEW YORK

TUNHE Steamship RoAN0KE. Captain
l. Tnos. SEiSS.E will leave here on fue.- f s.5t1,
day next, Ih January. for New YORK, - isSNlsaCt'
o'clock. ~ EE
departure.
Freight received during the day Monday: acI As she
take but q limited quantity. shipper, requested TO ea
gage room before r-ndinc i; down
Oh
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tR~ ONE HOUR is ALL TIE TINE REQUIRED

to Keep the hair Of lady or gentleman. OF brilliant
brown or black color for the space Of year. II CRlSTA
DORo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE he the article used for
that purpose Hight minutes only consumed in apply
ng It. and bra, and truly natural tint impaired to
the hair whisLrrs or mousiachc LASTS least six weeks
No wonder that this bye is hsacnr all Others both In this
country In Europe. sold everywhere. an applied BY
all hair dr-,srr- CRlSTADOHO,
O.e Sn-dlwiu No E.Astor lIousr New York
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DROGURS, BROGCES, BROG CES.-S,ooo
Is par Richmond made BroFu-s sor sale on aeeonmods
;ins terms. by ~ DEvERECX,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary Hreet,
Sen, sI-eu Between 19th and 18th 81
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LXECCTOR,S SALE.-on Tuesday, the 4th Of
Il January, 1852 will sell auction. BY order .! the
Executors, Gro p and Benjamin J. Ncxo!s, three likely
Negroes two men aud girl.
Dec HECTOR DAVIS Auctionrrr
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FOREIGN MARKEra

CHARLESTON MARKET, Dc 2s
'''>--SA's' today Of 200 bales msrks; closing
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Tio,r DESTROYS oil buying Land. will ind good opportu.
nifty In the sale OF this Immense tract OF Land. including
thousands Of acres The Receiver viii give any nforms
in al, power those who write TO his Office ~
Apalschicola. CHARLES II LIS.
Oct oi-culS,Jan Receiver In the above cause
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NOTICE TO BALTIMORE SHIPPERS.
TVlHERH will nc; be a boat TO leave here
Il on SATURDAY for Baltimore. &t.slSss r,
Dec all.
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NOTICE!
THE
BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS
Off,r SAiil will; 10 r :":cre he
snu, Soi I-. v S"r, ,,on Of i. :, Na.h.if? Z III
under he nrm and ,:!!- O:
T.. J.. y y - IL ~ q o.,
With MI The advantages -nioy-: ~ tie house.
The san. attention will be- :iS.n 70 III. selection and sale
Of Piano ror.. Which or,r- .cu so. and liberal
Mr.. RICHARD RICHES. Who has had charge .: ~.
rrOo Department fF ;h: i'- four YEAR will ronnnc '''h
iss Person is'~"'.d ;. the bushes o. N.s VII!
make paymcn, 70 J.. 7. SASH CO.,
Corner ci Bans and Sycamor. ,irrvts
bees Petersburg. Virgins.
NUNN,S SUPERIOR PIANOS.
ID u. TAYLOR hns row in store m -,
i -or,Inrn. OF Nuns. and other c-.hra. I4l-aVk{
ted Plano. Nth Larf. Stock Of Other Mu' ar h
steal Instruments Of b--. quality. GuirsrJ y
and VIOLIN hr.ra,- sIripg, n. srge- stock Of Music
Several Second Hand Pianos ia. Main street.
WHAT a SPLENDID
NIRISTSIAS PRESENT one of VOICES aW--
y TIERS ELEGANT PIANOS would make. allS.[6E34
por sal. a; NORRIS BOOKSTORE. si'h UHU
collection .. elegantly Illustrated Book. IT,! u
surpassed. pee2l
LNOIt RENT.-A Tobacco Factory, at present ~
streets: poss,s.on given hrs. January, 1852 Also. ~.
family dwelling Sor.idc Of Main street 18th nd
Nov % " ' -''' WV PALMER. soS co.
FOR SALE Or RENT.
TINE story Brick Tenement, on Bank street for ~,
mery occupied a, the Enquirer Printing Office iii.
The house Is new, large an. ia good condition .etesH.
Appyto
Dec Is RICHIE 4 DrSNANAST.
LNOIk RENT-1h. residence lately occupied ~
Il hy Mr Andrew Leslie, situated tu between k,;;i
Franklin and Grace streets. This house i large and
conveniently arranged l. supplied with bathrooms,
A and has unusually abundant accommodations for ser
wants Possession gwen ~ Apply 70
D.c ?s-,i II. BLAIR, l2?. broad street.
FOR PLORIDA.-INLANDR ROUTE.
rUNlIE New and Splendid Steamer EVER n rGrs' n
Il GLADE, L. VI. CoNetrr, Master. leaves lk.tszsISf
Charlrston every TUESDAY, at II o'clock, St!ttS
A. NJ, Cor beaufort. Savannah, I:runssck.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HCOUNSEL.-r'ut few Of the reading public are
aware how continually editor Is called upon to advise his
patrons every subject from politics TO the breed Of cat
tie Through the whole range Of duties has
picked than tell readers what ~ take for
when they sick Hitherto th, has been
trial TO all skill bu, Il will no, be hereafter We have
been taking and have the evidence from others that
have taken DR.. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. and CA
TARTIC PILLS They need but slight trial 20 convince
the most sccpca how far they superior 10 the other
medicines We have had In They have one single pro-
perry great importance 10 the SICK and that they
Il Boston Herald
Sold By til. principal Druggists Of Richmond and else
where Dec Ia
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ATTORNEY At LAW, KICHNUNU, VI.
DRACTICYS In the Supreme Court Of Appeals in he
Special Cou-. OF Appeals, in the Fedora! Courts Ia
the Courts held for the r;y Of Richmond and In ose 81
Iienrico and Chesterfield counties.
Office irh Street, between Main and fraakun S-.-,
ntrosife fjoddlns Hall. Soy J.
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TwO LIKELY NEGRO MEN AND A

NEUNU WUNAN FUR SALE.
WILL b. sold at the Bowling tir."n Caroline Court
w house, MONDAY the io'h day OF January. 1852
:hat heinS day likely NEGRO MEN and NEGRO
WOMAN
Trsss CAST Some Gir time may ~ si,en however,
rron satisfactory security
THOMAS l.. SCOTT. Administrator Of
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MARINE NEWS.

P0Rr OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER ~. Issc.
HIGH wArkR rHis pkr At l2A O'clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr Excelsior, Riley, Philadelphia, coal.
Sehr. X. z. King, Leede, Philadelphia, hay.
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CIRCCLAR.-The Partn
" between LEWIS JOHNSON
der the style OF the Warrington
expired, the Banking Business y
BY tho undersigned under ths d
GO.
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ASSESSMENTS.
~~~~~--~~ ..
THEATRE.

ETHIOPIAN MEDLEY. ............N tic i"'''c W.
Conclud. with
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JI,HE JERPERsON FERRY PnOpERr,

i LOTS AND BUILDINGS. IN THE COUNTY OF pow.
HATAN :cr sale privately until the January Court. II
not ,old before they WI ,h.n be offered publicly for sas
rent. Apply 70 ALIEN. HILL. No. IL; Main ST..
bee ~ Richmond, Va
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RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC. 81, looe

E a&s
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PHILIP RAIN,
LIFE INSURANCE.-CAPIT OVER
s3.OOO,OOO.

S3,OOO.0OO.
TTNIIE Mutual benefit Company. This Is the only com.
pany In Richmond lha, pays, dividend, 10 the Insured
Hhilc living
Il makes an Annual Dividend 81 - per cent Only half
IN. pr,miu 1. over 30 /, required in cash. note can
be- given or the ether half and the Dividend yotolhe credit
Of the note ESoWLtS "ALfoRD agehie'
me- o. 81 Pearl street
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r.hlp heretofore existing
nd EDWARD SIMMS, az
i.y SAVING Bank, havtnl
Il be hereafter conducted
4. Of LEWIS JOHNSON 4
LEWIS JOHNSON,
DAVID WALkER,
I. J. DAUA
Feb. +<kdH
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II,HE GREATEsT MEDLCAL D LIIs

NO .r..ooIS AND FAMILIES.-A Young
sTansD .;.s,, situation As Principal Assistant
10 school, or A.''antin school Or as private Tutor in
.A s,retary Of the Navy, and Others Address. per-
.onay or BY letter IL" Box S. -. Charlie, Hotel eh-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
THAT IMPRISONED CoLoRED ExHoRrER.

To ns Editor Of TAsy Y Tribva..
SIR: In your issue of the 9Th inst. \ Methods.
refers 10 the case Of the Rev Samuel Green cooret
e1horter Of the Methodist Episcopal Church IN Goot
standing, ard now lying in the Maryland state Prison
under Ten yeags sentence, fof having IL his possession
a copy OF Uncle Toms Cabin. The facts alleged are
beyond question. Mr. Green in prison represented,
with nine long years ef confinement yet before him,
ard for no other crime than the one sboye-naaet.
But :" 4 Methodist" who evidently syfupsthizes
with lis brother in bonds, and designed to write coz
rectly. rs mistaken III one OF two points.
l. The only attention paid 10 the matter BY the PAia-
dcphia Conference almost 10 hiss the Rev. j. u.
NJ Carter for even naming il. No committee was ep-
pointed to consider IT. petition 20 Gov. Hicks cir
cuatcd; resolution Of sympathy with ,ae martyr
was even oEorod. This Conference Of 700 Methodist
ministers scorned to give so trifiipg n matter Il
moments consideration, and blew il aside IS they
would have done some vagary Of =" medium
.. Ii Is hardly correct. however, that nothing has
been done by the Methodist public. respectful pc
ti,;cn got NJ ct the lsst session If the Back
River Conference, embracing abou, 2lO Methodist
minister's entreGting Gov Hicks to in,erposc his TX.
eutve cemepcy and release Mr. Grecu tro,a his CON.
fnemeni. II was signed by IS ministers,
thirk, and forwarded by myself 10 Gov. Hicks, with
q respectful private leier neither of which the Gov
ernor hiss oondescended To notice.
g. AZ 10 our Bishops and Chief Minister"
whom Methodist seems 10 blame II ]. tue th.t
the Black River Conference voted 10 have TIE petition
for Mr. Green's liberation presented 70 the Bishops
present for their signatures snd that when 50 present
ed they refused TO sign it But they had ws; seemed
to then. valid e1ou-e. Tiey no sa,ssfed 10
he facts alleged They both declared that rher sa!''-
fed Tint Mr.. Green wss so imprisoned and for such
cause they would sign the petition. It is true, als
that the Kew. J. ID. Long and the Rev. j. s. Lame
beth members of the Philadelphia Coufer-uoe, and
recently from Maryland were both at the BLACK
River Coniercucc, and ready TO make affidavit
If necessary, to the alleged fact; but ii Is 70
where laid down in the Discipline among the
duties Of Bishop. that he shouii bc pryins into
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or OYER AND TERaINER-Nov. L--Besors
Juige BALLOON.

COURT or OYER AND TERaINER-Nov. I.--Be0rs
Judge BALLOON.
THE GRAND JURr-ISDIcrhRNrs.
The Grad jury came into Court at O'Clock this
afternoon, aid presented number Of indictments.
Judge Balcom asked them ifthey had finished heir
business and the Foreman replied With very decided
negative.
Mr. Blunt, the ID trict Attorney, asked the Court
that all indictments found previously to to-day b' seat
down to the Court of General Sessions.
The Judge consented, and thea asked II the parties
had been arrested against whom bills hai just bcen
presented He ssid the reporters were desimus Of
learning who the parties were that had been infected
Mr. Blunt replied that they We're not yet in custody.
The Judge said he could not let the reporters see
them for there provision IN the statute making
il msdemeanor for any officer of the Court or other
person make to known the fact Of having
been found against any person for felony.
One OF the reporters said that more harm wond fol-
low by keeping the matter secret, for there va.
iumor IN circulation that of the Judges Of the Sd-
preme Court had been indicted and II that rumor was
published it would east stigma upon all the Judges of
the Court until the fact Itself should appear.
Judge Balcom said he could not he p It, and that II
was his duty he did and added jokingy, that
thero might have been an indictment found against
him. The Court then adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

.uch political matters. They bad their doubt.
ana h, nee decrirg sign the petition one tok ,ha
car, 10, tie East tnd the other fir the We.t' OF
cour-e N. Conercrcs could not wait six months for
item to b.c me fat!sfod of what might have been
teG in their n lds, iai i.ey desired It. in two mn-
ufes ard so tho Petitios was vent without her --
natures.
For myself, REGARDED il .s most piti:nl dodge,
and va. Il norfed an ashamed Of such as utter ssut
Of concern FOR brOthsr ia prison. By Metboli.i ST.
op- merely -s-,ne ., u. bec,sIse he hal black
skin. But lesve them with G,- the rchteo1, "a ge,
who in tie last day nay say, Sex sld ~ PEIsOS,
and ye visited ne rot and " lnacmnch a. " ...l d.
not n one If the least If these nv hre,hrrn'-rven
TO poor colorrd brother in bis dsugrsn' ye dlt it
&" not unto me- III. MsT.ISOt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
COURT or APPEALS.
MOTIFS OF DECISIONS DELHE ERED Ar rHk LAST rst
Grares at. TIE American EkehangN BAnk

MOTIFS Oy DECISIONS DELH KRED AZ rHk LAST rssA-
Grsves at The American Exchange Bank
Tho dravee ot bill of exchange is bound to asssr-
tain ts the person whom h. asrs ps,msut the E'eses
paver or authorized him % receive It, N ~ no dstess
as.us sue the the sular uo9sc oi saa
ue,s nothing lie suspicion. pait the oin
v.l- under the iniorsoissas Of
uerson bearnz the name a. the psyee- -
that - frg'r l"r.nu not hr psy~" ~ -
exchange but bearing n. g. indos aud uAn'sr
Knowing he is the intended a the peyoe
Bsnk of S,racas. at Holi-'eL
a note payable at the Bank oi Utica, where Inc
maker lad fn4 delivered businss~ ion On shs
last day of grace, 10 the teller who was also ay An
dwelling house. for tbe purpose ot DEMANDING payment ne
went bank nnd blg unare % obtain entrance femans
naymsn. hus.lfs the hark door Held snhcient Pre-
ssatnitut chnnge and an naofser
how'd and another ast Cummings and soother.
A pruinssOry note was ndursed for the scconrno-
d1on maker aud tran,ieed BY him 5ois mss.fs
~ 20 Judgment creditor security tor the payment Of hs
Judgment sud IN consideration Of the d"-ut o pr,
suyVu eErtsp1 fheu iudiAs astnS os
m-k,r Hs that such ds outYu.nr- msd- the ctrdio -
holder valuable cons sti1n aud thst not LaYug uouos
any te-tcul pstd ugvu o asrf q, tue use ~ DO ues
ol the mote. lr fou'l 20 ,srst tho indofser
Day. sui Other. ast McCready and others ,
The breach o' ~ exsculury cOntr ct which formed
the confederation the acceptance Of bill Of exchange
tadeuse IN whole or In cart AGAINST indorsses who took As
b for value with L.c- ~ The contract bas without nouco
breach
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
rnrRr .ALENDAR.-Tms DAY.

SUPREME Covnr-GESERAL TERs.-Nos. l, Z, y
T. s. TO ls. q. p. q. &c. - - - -, 80.
SUPERIOR CoUiT.--N0s. f9l 1872, 1873, 3S3, l6l, ~,
sTT. ist. ig, ~ -, 80 ~, 80. i6s 81 Jid.
CoURT oF COsMOa PLBAs-PsKr l. Nos. lZS
1857 1853 ls 4u2 1876, 1897 1873 6i2 1859. P.sr ~ =
1895 1882 1853. 1895. 1875 1851 1899 % laoi 1875. is91
l746.
SUPREME COuRr-CRcUIT-PART I.-Sos. I767,
isig ig 1877 iT7 1865 21i 1898 70' 1915 1871, lSjj 1897
1889 Is6 1875 g7 1898 ss7 1895 1896 1881, 1879 lo ,is
lg79 lsZ 1919 1875 sH 1879 1885, ls6 1850 1871. 1874 ia
f9f7 l34a 1851 PART III Nos. i7s2 it, IS k3l .3ft
2Tg 2s2 1882 22t sss $40 2l lIi 2ls 25o, lsl tSl
300 e8 5l2 e,1f 78 $50 S8l Zssf lyl kjsi, hs ist
1894 1870 1872 1872 a. r4 Ze4 y1s. 49, 1872 Sf,i fts4
-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
THE SLAYER RA[DEE.
ESCAPE OF MACOmBER FROM ELDRIDGE-
STREET JAIL

On Saturday night between asd 3 O'Clock, John
r. Maconer, iirst mate of the ship Hsiiee, ioicoel
for piracy and bei.g engaged in the save-:Iaie,
e,osped from Eidridge street jail. United States Mar
shalls Constable, OKeefe hearing Of tie occurrence
immediate set TO work to discover the whereabouts
Of MacomLer asd hs means Of escape. He learued
that TIE prisoner las, seen in tte yard attached 10
tie jail and that his only of escape by get
ting over the f-sce into Allen street, or New Calal
street. No trace Of hin has since been scovered
II is supposed that he had outside as-.staHce.
The United States Authorities will spare efforts TO
effect his rcarrest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

PRIVATE SURGICAL LECTURES II.
DTxos. D Editor OF the Sa'p ~ii. ercr MS sun
cal Lecturrs % te operative surgery 0f to Sef s
classes Of 'ogr persons each Nos. l. Tie - "S
fully Illustrated b, suncou. models, and ~ ds'>N.'u'
the dead As Sp-crl derslsratons cf the ara
of-T-t rsr the ra e Hernia snorrhoiSs ss
and D.spslesi.ut Uterus. Pr.cls, ~ oa y
rh fp oftse ustruueuts us-i viii be gwen - taose
who Ge.ir. practice IL L-e sF-c>tie- Fee o th ou's
@iss .dNsncs. Otac- hours 70 j. ,aa ~ e'"s
i.es at Dr.. DIxos's residence, No ~ 5th sv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

SUICIDE II DEowsISG.-Cnroncr Hills held a. III
Gu ou Nou5sy 'he Pier foo Of ry scout ,rce, Norh
yer rf-a thr oslv Of . Named Wsk-, 10
= I'd iiu~ucd . tL. place. Ills cot. cane ke srrr
- upon tie PIER. sui suppoed ihs h. committed sui
The S-ors.sd LIVED In tly lrel sni .er,s
Y tffcu t.-s {; ,g9rsrc. "a tAkr o.. lie H-
% i'a -ar, A. Verdict, Suicide By trssrins-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

TIE CoCKrs-Tbe Court II Oyer sod Termsx
opened yesterday, before Judge Scott Justices Soho'"-
maker and Emrnons. The Grand Jury wss called, ssa
q few only answered 10 their names, whereupon thsy
wers discharged until next Monday The Petit Jary
for ths Circuit Court WA impaDneled and disni~eA
til the same Day until which time the Court adjourned.
The City Court, before Judge Culver, ~a opesod.
and. after calling the jury, adjourned Ill Monday
next. when the caeDdar Will be taken up The o~cs-
dars Of the Circuit and City Courts will 10th be heavy
,hs terIa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
fAdrrrflsr rrcrtl

T,,r No rAIIIC TABLET STROP-Inyeut.d By
a.. -. A n. lsis-rhis. I g.ul.no sr,ce bss
-, -. -, 'or producing tae kesne ~-.is- -es-
.. - -, ine ofihe -ut. -t-,rS ,at 40 1aAA1is
A., s s.r,p. - ~ A..or House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

SiX LECTURES on CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS. HgaEr DIsEsss, F.ssLk and KIDNEY Coz
sL..1s and CHxoNic DISEASES eencrsy Sn pages, -
sraviuss hud b, Dr. =. tiTCH expsuiBs as cOss
tive treatment of -.- Price k5 By ri ~
cents. Acdr-ss Dr. s sIrcH. stee No. !it Brasissy
Mt. Az osa.9-a,ioss free.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

TIE WArsR WoRxs.-Suffcient water for fire par-
po,es will probably be conducted into the city BY tho
middle Of December. Water will be forced into ths
Reservoir a. Ridgewood some tlmo this week hon
Baislys Pond, which yesterday contained adep.s q
sven feet. The main conduit s now being niied.
Tie works " .r fnshed appear to be IN good order.
Water will b. grsdusly introduced 80 a" to test saS
strength Of TIE works beioro putting on 700 inson
strain. 2. Cornelrs Pond Is now being niied, and
!. expected that every necessary supply con 10 Oh
TAXED from. these soarces lor the Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Z. ivrIisemroIi

Pm Tp,R,-xp iIA ,NAC for IcJ7, cOntains t~s
-, - 49, p.-ea...l knd Congre-sionsl r. cctoas
lsir Fer Il tn- StA H'''N'u' '''a A 49, -
fsIsgss ALsANAc 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
fAlrertlseinent.l i
A4FciNAe-tuVnhs
To NpRY0rs SIPEKRrRs-A

To NERVOUS SUPFERHRs. A retired gentleman
having rstorri hesNh few day.. s-er many
OF great u.rvou serins willing ss>s Others by .ndnE
(el receiving stamped envelope beagins the applicants
saGrr copy ,f 'hc prs rptior ud Direct Tne Rev JoIN
n. DAGslL, Ne. is6 fulton st., Bruoslyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Tas ErxcrIoS.-A number Of policemen have bon
detailed for every poll in the city to keep order to-day
The gos baloi-bo,es appear to have been cast aids
and wooden oIes substituted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

CYlPyL LycrURgs-The attenti IN of onr readess b
directed to the notice that Dr. Sors will lecture this
evening. Subject: "SiI Walter Raleigh"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nov i.-Seh
Judge Bsrrs

hJF ENt.
Alexander Cock on board The ship Contest, W.
tried for putin, aud convicted. Sentence deferred
John Duwnes and Mark hsrriugton were triti tG
larceny the esh aud convicted Sentence deferred
SENTENCES
Oliver Brown convicted "f stealing quantity a
wsaius appsre sentenced {, inpusoument for 81 aays
+ red, iick Francis John StepLt nson and H,nsy
sud board the ship Gem, we're bsosz1
m sentence sentenced 20 hue s eiA
Aud the otheTs { eHch. -
George Williamson and Frederick Marines, whe
r.as.a gil,, rassrg counterfeit rn, sentFs cd -
l.. conhn.d one he House Of Rssc and to aas
Of liz o.nts sarh. -.
Antonio Furi'ari, convicted Of counterteitine, wO
.euuo.d ras -e of 100 and 10 be- lnPl'ened io tATs
Concerto Nunari who WIS implicated with Antonio
Furirsni Who pleaded guilty 70 ccnu,srens, ~ss 80
uc.d 70 be- upfisoued for 61 aE4 10 nouiaAhs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Tsy u,sLys RArLaoAD CospAsY.-A motion vss
raa, in the Ci-cu. Court yesterday to moiiy tho n
;rrc,on r,at.ye 10 steam below Fortyseeoad street
rsx.yo,t granted by Judge Lstt sorie dsys
u,rvioualy. by eorseEt Of counsel the mssser was
=, ;oeued urtl Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

GA-GAs-GAS Ell

GAS-GAS-IiAs FIXTuRkS.-A large assort-
Of beautiful and entirely designs will b. ,unt Al orr
greet MargtrnE Depot No 81 broadway The trsde sup
gled - t.e usual terms. A8cHSs, WA2Nsk 4 ts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

QUARAsrIsK Nsws-MoRE YELLOW FsyyE Ar
RIyALs-Ihere have been several arrivals Of injected
vessels within day or two back al Quarantine, AMI
tie patients have BEEN removed to the wooden hosp
tas and are convale,cpg, although tho warm aher,
such ~ that OF yesterday, may unlavorably affect
them Yesterday afternoon the brig Albertina, Capt.
Barton, arrived at the Upper Quarantine from Havana
with marked cases OF yellow fever on board. Oae of
the sailors wa. removed from the vessel sick with ye
low fever, and when reporter len was in dying
condition. Orders were given TO the military to admit
no more visitors. aud Until frost sets in 10 viii be
anttedto the Quarartire grounds except on business
Tie ofiicers Of the military forca will not themseres
be allowed to admit visitors.
wooden barrack tor tho military, $50 fee. long.
- fact wide and story high, being built under
the supervision Of Adjutant General Townsend, end
will b, ready for occupancy on Monday next. The
hospitals rapidly progressing three Of them will
be finished il week, and the others 10 about t"o or
time we kB
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

CoyPFRysuvs LrrryRAIRys.-The Lectu ~ n
French by NJ. Mel on various subjects, bat chiefly
French literature, will commence at that gentleman $
residence, No. II East Eleventh street, tomorrow
"wednesday N. Miel brings WITH him to this city
.uct high Testimonials of aoity AID Of the excellence
cf his leot1res from such Prescott Longfelos,
Felton, Sparks. Motley aud others IN Bpstoa ard
Brooks Tnosermas add others at Ne~por, tia; they
can hardly fail to attract here a-o the stentios they
6eve. Apart from the literary value OF the lectures
the student of Frerch rsy avail himself OF them 10
u ri, ct hinscli 10 that language.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

DRowsEp-On Sunday evening, abont ~ ociock'
AZ az kuow Attempted 70 jump OF board oae me
h., :, ~. foot rsDd and 6rvsued ~b~ A,s-
see 90 I'd r,esA han. Hs body has ss<s ssovessA s
"a. vel dfesssd, AL hsd % gssed ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

PIeKPocxg7 CAPIURsD.-A boy named Joseph
rod.or ,sas brorsh, Juscs vooress yrsris % -
etrs. OF ukus TIE pocks, Of Mr. Ey smith, on sae 20
,,, t,,ysa, :h. pr, yious eyeuaE Toe money fasl
IN L. p. ,.,ou H. wss as Peui,rIty for % 4sy<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Cossrrrsp.-Jobn Calvin, sccused Of stsbbinx hA
wife with rs.t, kll wS ooamiasa 70 ~ y'ss'sas1
tr.A-