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hour of tIii. 1he. opposition would hsve teen
o,.rcome, however. but f5r the timely, zealIus'
VI nohing cooperation Of a Considerable sect on
o. TIE Democratic party led By sepa'or
Douglas, and OF the Americans hetded
by seDstors Crt.eLden ard Bel. Tho
Arguments M i yotes Of these combined with those
Of TIE Republicans, struck down the Lecompton
uIsstETe; hr1 though tie Administration hlaUy
achieved tuPeicia triumph in the passage OF the
En- LEA ComIrcuite, Tie CRY effect Of that meas
use is TO enbaITass and re'aid the admission Of
Ksr.ss as a Free State. Her People ere certain
10 syUrn the En- lifh bibe aId consent 20 remaln
Territory uIti Congress shall be resdy TO admit
her Is Free State, uLder Constitution Of her
unbiased oheice. 80 Siayery VII gsin nothing b.
the n1gnity Of requiring larger population to en-
title Free State to sdry;s..on thaa If she came
As Slave State.
Beyond ire Kansas question, Congress- La, done
I;te bit pass the Appropriations which are On a
sosle # msgritude arc prodgsl;ty almost beyond
example. All the economy exhibited by this Ad-
mI IstIation is 10 be sought 10 Executive Messages
End Reports-none Of Il in the Estimates or E1pen-
dituTts. Nothirg has been done for the Pacific
Rd.lIosd-rolh:ng for Rivers and Garbors-ttle il
Any manner for Improvements which interest ard
benefit the People, though loan after loan has been
voted with esger ascIi;y. Sirty Millions, if @e 90
not mistake Is tie sum total OF ccbt which the Ad-
ninistratiOp has asbed AID obtained leave - con-
tract AZ tbs single Session. Il il Lot high time
that the PecPe should earnestly resol'o on aud re-
quire Of their rulers RetrenchmeLt and Reform
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Ccorgc n. Sanders, who was so badly beaten by
The ST rae when nominated as Consul at London,
WAS yesterday confirmed az Navy Agent at this
seem 10 indicate That George is better known at
Washington thsn he was four or FIVE years ago.
We believe, however that the gurs fired in the
Park last night BY the exubersnt Democracy weIe
in honor Of Schelis confirmation, not SaLdetss.
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CONGRESS adjourned for the session Yesterday
evening at O'Clock. The Senate recede1 FROM its
amendment 10 the Post-OGce Appropri ition BILL
by which the rates Of postage were raised aud the
frsnkng privilege abolished. The bill then passed
in ito original form end received tho PrasidAnt's
signature. The clause interpolated into the Post
Route bill was repealed The Senate passed a
resolution requesting TIE President to present
tabular statement Of al claims Of American citizens
seainst foreign Governments, with the action taken
ON each ard lis rerut. The Judiciary Committee
were instructed to inquire whether further legisa-
ton respecting the election Of United States Sena-
tors was needed The Senate occupied large part
of the allernoo in Executive session. confirming
nearly all the nominations, including those Of Col
lector Schell ard Navy Agent Sanders. The House
took recess f.om - TIL - O'Clock.
TIE President has convened the Senate in extra
ordinary session to-day, but there is no business of
special Importance to be transacted.
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THE SHABBY FERRY-BOATS.
le ". ! T,iLrn,.

To ne Edh9L Of The ~ Y Tribune.
sIR: WI! you do the public the favor 70 csll the
attention OF the managers Of the Fulton ard Brooklyn
ferry boats 10 tie shameful condition which they
are kePti That On every little s,orm We have the
st'nd have TO keep moving about to avoid the dcop
pingsl Such etate OF thires Is cisgrscefu; espe-
cisui wheI allowed by eue &C he bstt-psyiag ferries
IN New York. OsE os nv MAsI Suftreyas.
h--c- I,rk. Jaa, IL ita
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lt.l ftt te record fearful devss'atioBs from
be 'ftfeoid sij Hoods II To preSent season.
= ''t'os diaFstcaes brought rs t.d,ngs Of the
ios.%lst', n 0a,ro. IUsois r.og b,teoen the
iaiss.ssiPP All o-sa Rivers ~ lse.r .,,..oo. The
"eIe seen y bare beea oons'lt.y aooded
n sSOs part testr'1rd oa sato-5s, sad the
cara st!l r.slag a. e-s -, ,,sx,cr.
se0aplets ruiz. ThsS must At
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Ths United Ststes msl for Hamburg aud Ger
~ PET steamer Hsmmonia, viii close this mora
% rns.i.j Il lOl O'Clock. Letters, prepaid or
. 81. . be- marked Per Hamburg stcsmer, must
%, ,,ctd n theNcw.Yofk Post 0fice. Postage
10 An surE, 10 e'Hni 70 the Interior Of Germany,
- 49, oslts PER ettof Of ODE quarter ounce.
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The following is the vote OF the Senate on Mr.
Trumbul's proposition TO amend the Report Of the
Judiciary COMMITTEE go as to declare that Messr,.
Bright and Fitch are not entitled to seats " Sen.
atnrs irou the State Of Indiana:
YFAS-Mesus B,oS-rik cbs,dls;, CArt c. spsi, DiKoa
D,oHis ev-ete1 D-.Sss, FSscui~ Fos ,'trt se. liam
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Judge Wright, before whom the trial Of Caneem'
is proceeding il eported to have said. in relation
TO the charge Of az attempt by the prlsoners oun
eel, in COZ junction With ere Of TIE uryroen before
whom the case was proceeding, 10 bfbs the pro-
clpsl wit.esS IN tie csse, that the d" evidence 10
"re.atlon 70 the Juror AID the counsel wac not
"piopcy, ard would lot have been adm tied If it
had been objected TO-" If Judge Wright OK
pressed anX such cpiuiOn tits, i. certainly seems
very strance one. The question Is not at
oil as to tire trdth Of tie charge made
IT may turn out tbak so far from az attempt TO brbe
tLe witness 10 point Ct fact the witness was solicit
ing brbc. That however, is not the point 10
viewed in the expression of opinion ascribed TO
Judge Wright. That Up mon gees tits length:
that in case so attempt be resly msde by counsel
for pisoIer to buy oil the principal ~ithess
against his client ard 10 case one Of tie persons
active in this operation happens TO get on the Jury
by which the prisoner is to be tried, nelther of
these facts with proprety be given in evidence
on the trial How, then, We should like
10 know, ATE they to be brought to
the hnoN ledge of the Court? Surely Il IS not n
teuded 10 be lad down that facts like these taking
them 70 BE- fsc!s. which we have right t. DO for
the yuipose of tbs Argument, are 70 be passed by
entirely without notice. le. if not broueh! out ia
the t, ,tilnony Of the witness upon whom the
attempt at bribery was made, re 10 not well see
how else they were 10 be got et The proposal on
the part Of the prisoners counsel that Miller
should be withdraw from the Jury, and the assent
10 flat proposition on the part OF the prosecution
and the preceding Judge, seem 30 have been an
admission ill rouLd that under the circumstances
Miller was not ft juror to Try the case. Yet,
according - the doctrine ascIibtd to Judge Wright
it was in the power Of the prisOuers counsel to
preyelt this urltness from beng made manifest, by
Directing to any eyidcrce upon the subject.
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1Netwato,Jj, lailp Gribm,,e
TUESDAY JUNE IS. 1865.

To AD'TEristEs.-A limited nun Der Of advertise
nssGs are tai % 1I,E WlEKt, Isar,I st the rate
Of q line. TIKI psper circulate tle active
cod eotsrprSrg fsrmers, mGnuscture- an rrch ants
tsrou ghout the Union to the extent OF a,y d. 900
eopsss every week. thus afordipg uncgua.vi me
ses ioS advertising. Advertisements for tus week
Is,ss shOu'i b. handed ia to-day early to morrow
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The Central Republican Committee h.vs invited
all Opp sition Senator's and Members q Congress
to meet them 8. their looms No GlS broadway,
this evening. No doubt many gertlemep, VINO will
arrive in town from Washineton early this eVetitg
viii avail Themselves OF the invitation.
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.ry rate be vsry srcat, al ms! be shared BY sne
Ia,,;s Ceot,,l Road. wt:ch has here it, southern
termi,us. Csro must lons remember tbs terrible
imitation.
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How JgNkINs DiDN' r CAl'h is

nr sa,i + M N ev.- }es1 ,s
= Prso't M, sr,,a druct Ms jenkins gave Simon
H., ,1nss,eS w1ruinss rot 70 'n'Ae b.a't OF A'e.i
iettt sioft u.rrCfy, lt suon feJ i M A Ht.e
ott S.irit Mrs. .~Gk'aed ly kias in4mune IA
ttyS. 1850 whether be wsrt ycy good eto" good
- f.Ios curt0u iceure q. 10 whc0 sne
I'm for oouL. hOIe with biiia IL ne na.. Al your
a. ,srIf ny dsar b. icc1qPcd' ~ yo- ~ me el Que
~ LNoy Simmer HATS 10 mover pv' husk n ~ lio
s,sTrat Tie who !ri re one Il hNcN- saIm~ N Re
YOU'D rob chsii.y hosits hN"As At No. a. bIosd"ay'
con "a fL.t,I 81.
GFNTLIMEN'S SUMNER lIAT>.-BHD, NOf3
bs nov ready evsi. alton and sale fell aud ee-
ssnt variety of GrNTLI MAS s. SiaER HAT.
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TIM IyIRLTr


STRAW Haze. -.
Y.n tie e of ton the o"t A'o ~ ;.
Ito si,!,. Lsyipg keT. fly 'r T." our soy ~
,..sr'.cue thu lc.v;ssu. -ihout a"y ,afp'u We
rpon 70 ..y that the la,t LOT. which W. 'i b. 4OiS
time fcr sr.so>s 1a'of 'ig at~ s,ue eo
''' va Zen gac7r 4 Co. No. A. Roadway.
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i,usinese Notices.
A NEW PERU MI.

FoR 1HI HA.pktSCHITF.
porattr - MIA. extra ed from " I'd we OF MeA ~;
pr Cut ~ b,ttls. Pfepacd ~ rHsLoS Soy NO "
Re-
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SNITnsnNIAN linI II.

SMITHSONIAN iiOi ~
BROADWAY. conner Of lloost,n II EcVYcIk
Conducted u the ELGOrEsN Plan.
I'll couirbl lorsLiou Of a. shtc,
And l. fact that IL 10 always kcr, ~ pc;'ec ord
al toe in RI Er iicuc tIr-od i0',!s,
AND Al PRICiSiIgs OH gJARTLL 10 ONr ittil,
Make Il 81 tie most de'ifahs IL the cty
ECr STRANGERS =, " rs Cl1ilENs.
SiscLr ROOFS, ~ oeuts, ~ cents, u1d p pr day
Dotn.F RGOMS ard PAELOks + 5ttJ IS POI Day.
MrAis at al hours I'D % ord red.
or 92PER aE Rows AID kotHD 1T orIfoN
FIRE AND BURGLARS DErIED. The best Sirf:
the world Farm which is warranted free from
FoE Doors II Banks. Dweh0g house sud Stores
the RoT AIRY Lock aaords the most perfect security
VALEsTINL L By HER, PaicHVcos and Manufacturers,
No. S57 Broadway
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RrssRSF HArcuHorT CO.
have . ple,e of uuof rcue 90 her hs and the prbhc
,1f Is,,g estsbstd mandatory COR the production
IISL sIiVFg NACF,
tey arc eusssed - PoIssing I0Sr s"d elegant Seso
Of
TIA SITS Cofrrr SIT. UrNe,
TPAs SfoCAs IrEE-. TriEENS
VL6rrABif Di,uFs C'.f Btscff-, H..
of ,.t;,V XIV and ILEGtNT uLsCNs the Of which VII
BE- fsisht0 at.s ready tor ss!e
o. MrspsN, TIL Inv o. JrNr,
AID 20 VIII sfcy ?, sps,is invite fho s'te.fou o. The rl'
Iptsu1. TO make 81 pofisr hslc Of tieic f bas
NJ - ,ht7 A. the public tha u vii spate neither labor
nor eAH.Le H. The production Of Grco surprising beauty
AID WlIknAushp. -
OvR S1AKDARD VII b. 80 fue A. j. compatible viii durable
y (as asccr:Aledb ictsi 2PpcuD sad every siie war
E.N. IfAlciuCgr c..
Corner = Eusog.ay and BrcOine -.
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LADIES. IoIK EAR, Your GAITERS.-Do NO

leave the city without ist Inbtirs eY CaSTrEs css
shncut NO SIS Broadway, and sclec s p9y OF OtIrN'
fer country large STOCK winch h" has prepared
Especial btreft These ateTs eppeasue cheap
sud pOIant very durable Col aud make
ptfcbsscs. ~
sRri fliis with BcoTs CATERS, &C. oi eS-
cciieBt quality at very low prices
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BV
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

Al prsrAroHrs TO nh >. y. rrIsu-E.
80 Is--.-..-.L L.
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ANsON's DACt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIZE Tor >

me criy pace In the city who DtrrErtroifrEs arc mad
ASsoN's, No $50 3. osdv-eY
OPPOSITE Me4opol. Hotel.
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B,RTuOII's SAVING MACHINES.

Oh.cr No. a Broad HaY IfUfaer btOIH-r- I
Send fDf ClIcusI. Mscli1e Teis. = &c.
Agsn,s wanted. Add!tAs Box ~. 2oii PCst Office.
Iho.a M1 Inca ERE nos, IA r "a u.s." -luCay Tim
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DIED.

ANpFRsON-On MoDdsy evening Nov. =, Corncius V
Anderson. in the fs:h year esls age
Due notice Of the fsaersl v ~ b. kN.N Hereafter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. her residence No S. Wee. Eieh
tuih street Mrs Mary Brian Bonifsce, IN her o.a year
cot HTNYY-In ;h, city on Saiuidsy Nov. ~ Emma T.
County Of Allied and Eh1a COaiirey se ls years
pRIGGS-in Bsocl,,n, L D. OF Sunday, Nov q: Mr.. Mary
TFsssetn wife Il MsrshA Dnfss and esrth,eT Of Aaron
sanford. e.l. 81 Reading Ridse. Co.n.
klsHER-At White Pains, on Sunday NOV. 2. John saheT
aged 70 Yeas.
TIE UprcT Methodist Epi,ccql ChaFch IN Waite Plans on
NcanesGay siih irs: p: II. oco'k g n. Can cave
Twenty ,S;h =: IL oock - C~7aee' wal ee in
FiNCHSOe Moad.y Nov . Henry Barred of lcseph
ard Marion Finch. ssvds wears mouths AKA tays
siterd The funeral o ;Ae ril-ce Of ss pare9,s No 81
Wcs; Forty third street 81 Wedi~sday a: o,.sck N.
HEMY = II ;hi. city en- sanasy Ny p, Bs Bar
lRNlNG-ln hi, city, Saturday Nov ~ .teT loae AID
nos Msrtar~ living aged !,oar Ii mouths Az
K!SSiM-A his sesifcn. NJ . Mr. Mocse street cn
Sa,urdSy. Nov ~ Mr.. Nsrshal ki-ssy, "a. u yes-s.
HIS rclrAiu. conveyed g Pect.ki &. ic.7msa;.
LoOrF-lr tn. civ On ss.urisy r,orrias Nov y. AMER
,hoi; illness cArs0 H. Loof, fA:hSs Of J. n Lcos l. :e
LIlRS>EN-in III. c,,y sandsy Nov. L. Nj Dleaii,h
Llsls,sn. ss'd Is SrSss sad r.ou;as
MARTIN-r tails oi:, Ss,li lsy Nov. - john W. Ns-u
aer ,sci, and .ye u'ue.. Nsrsse: Neye-. tie te.
lov,ewe Of l. kc,es al SA-shlcr o. Thomas ,vin
PArTSoN In br.Aen- - Saturday morning, nv -,
RlCHARDS-lu Brosyr. % Sunday Nov. g. sAs.A Aaa
RishMSs. ss-d y ysass s,si,a. I'D ; DAY..
kinlcy ". Tslr seed :. years, moE;h All :. days
The !S.Nes friends Il he 'suy r-sHe fy invited
u attend the funeral a. se 'ec. No = f:.e.
Scuth F.. ohm. CO "Wednesday, .stA ius... o,
NHlINEN-on sunday eNosasas My. =: Stephen NA.1,y,
IT,. s,u Of S:spAeu " hi.rey esS.
Toe t. :rsds Il - ss " iavi.e 70 sttere
frcr. a. TIr.y Charsh, 81 WEDNESDAY $50 .z'; a:
o'o.c,s. wi:hoa; further no''7~
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1Nrfwoss, NV s2-ytovs Sll al m 49,
- i.i NHfsr s1van-inx in.rirr gr.r.i~s h. 4 -
prehslsrd tosN 1rrhsns-d PsoYIsIoNs seI~. -
chsnssa WHISKY nm sslss ssAi .. .o.,. - cs,,S
ar sstiue "a
Pun .prIpui, Mo- s-sisrs 81, w.,.
deEn.pd of prlus srs'ss sV' ohsr err AZ.
t0fi.. Rcd ~ COSY ssH.nrisr. e.s.ci,r, ~ II ~
Ia sssrrs \, low So. WHISKY RI q. z - 81.
BytfsLo. Nov .s-ee n.-Flors ssist .aG s.a. -
n.o1-rs.- sac. of601 ~. a. s5 "a - - az 81
sN;ra Ohio. Inasr, c,nsasi eS7ssts p, az. -
notairs dong In i1~ al nssiru fs3~. Wsrtr -.
tod dem. ID, several ssst' ~ ui-rs u Ia
- 90 bcsh. 81 aic or eAsra Ml~a4sse Cl.h o. 80
ono sut lrdisri 81 y - prime hff inisfA r., =
6od6Sr. AYR r5sdTa Oar 81, WHfsxYsss.n =
leo bb.s a, nc. Dsrsssr Hos .F- selling At o.
CFifrs-l,F : hh.s f0lr. ~ bach &h-k sxt,vs u
Ca,slE's, be' fiosf sS,5F susA wAes,, ., ~ -
CnIcsco, Nov rs ,. rn.-ricv. ..-Niv w.,.
e. Cosy nTnl saiptnsuts Blsao. ess -. 80 - 4
bash. W.T. keceiP'' 81 ss f.sr, sjo 80 us,rr
$50 s1sh Corn 80 va
OsWrso Nov. c2-s . un.-rIo.s rr-,,,,.,
modcrse fuI -. Interior and E..i-rn ra~, "a. .rS
ssds5 - Tor good 9 choi,- ezra 80 49, - "a
veso brands. WHEsr fsi sse. TOO ba.s "a ,e,tao
81 i.i There % very MI. cOss Do - oh. -lt1.
hust. sf0a. f1r here. Osrs. RYg srf B.sr, :. * "
FREiGHfs s,escy ti,ur ~ he, a. ,ns "a,
t6no b5.h Rarsy T. 80 su.h Olis 80 b..s - "aS
oErs: go this. Fonr 90 bah Mh-.. go es->i q
boot lso 60 su'h Wbes, now ssor 70, M. ,r,. W
Mid. "'ss-
alss loco q. 81 . ior lis5,; 81 % 49, s,,t
sellers RFctFrs: 500 Nrss Poss ,.i,s :. 49, -;
the market co'inf ~i'h hosefs s.sns hitter p..
MXsTs-Sshs .S~o pieces a. 81 a.. asI. !. ~ stss'
sao1 LpkSs-sal - o.. fr DELIVERY n Is sss
WH,sky Efrn ard sfir. :, snr n. $50. =. 80
and gloomy, with q lish, raiu. ''N<
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MNKRIED.

BArROWs-WoOD- Sunday, Nov Is, in Q lucy Adams
County Wis by che Rev. H. Hammer NJ Theodorc T. Bar.
row n Gr.n y Y Miss Sarah 4. Wood, daughter o.
Capt. Albeit W ocA Of The former place
pRONN-GORMAN-On Thursday, Nov. rs. by ;he Rev.
/ r. Newman Mr. John +. BTosn - Mrs. G. Malta Cor
man. al OF this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Third fre.eyterlsn CHURCH
I'm Rrookiyn Monday, Nov. -, by their Pastor the Rev
Mir Kerr, Nj J. Bloomfield CsTmAa 10 Mss AN Ei-aevA
daushter q Mr.. J. 7. Davenport.
EANS-BrALr-in Brooklyn, on Monday. Nov p ~ he
Rev Samuel Lon ;e'r, Mr. Joe. w SteAls g Mes LIZA
beth B.sle daughter Of John Bea,e, a Of Brookyn
WfNG-sANpS-By Friends ceremony eleventh month 10Th,
Phu.ss r. Wing of New Yok Mary daughter Of Thomas
ssMds O. stanford, Itchess touaty.
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ORGANIZATIONS OF THE INDIAN, LToISr iTURF =
The newly elected Legislature Of Indiana met in special
session on Saturday morning the 2lh, 10 clear up the
unfinished business OF the last Legislature before COM
mencDg on their own Legitimate work IN the regular
session, which commences early in January. The
House organized by the election OF j. w. Gordon OF
indianapolis Republican, Speaker; 4. J. Ryso, Anti
Iecomptop, Principal Clerk; Geo ii. Chapman, Re
publican Assistant Clerk; and Robert Jennings. Re.
publican, Doorkeeper. In the Senate, j. II. Nawter;
Anti-lecomp,On. was chosen Principal Clerk, and
James n. Typer, Republican, Assistant Clerk.
As il has been claimed tbs. there was not an Op-
position majority in the Indiana Legislature, tie
above dispatch will settle the question.
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SrzANrr cx rHF RocKs-Tbc steamer Golden ate,
plying between this city and Port Jefferson l.. l., on
her trip TO his port yesterday ran aground on ore
Of the small islands in Long Island Sound, known &c
"The Brothers" Her passengers were all landed IN
safety and brought TO the city by smother steamer.
The extent Of the damage sustained by the G alden
Gate " az not asc, r.ainei.
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atcu. 1900 have been tbs rAced FeI 'hs
80 ~ HON excellent &C lI.ts are received - t.
", op~n io3sins houses <r them Oar odsns ho'" -,
A.s,cs, bow. tho Us alton sree.l ha. gwen - ~,
"A coo ld sirp t3l by. The lodging house Tor .' w.
is, Sh~fry street, has recysd several hundred 30
W. IA 40 .us,anns Eve industrial schools, With
.,hossr. employing for purpose Of finding out zoe.
A. ,bess ,choo.S and for county az OF es
vip,sors Of ,ericpcs and cspecity L.. .,d rsdSNug
We bsy. a.choo for poor Italian srn 81 an
shiLdr.n containing ron 90 to loo pupils, nno'i
S&Se tsaeher. - ..x....l On necessarily with
- 1880. and lie pubic will certainly roy - ms 10Y
NJ children q crime OF poverty siouIo W ~
:, IN. y.ry OF Winter e.; AL esis uppn tie
We have alsays been met groga'; ar. work .lan D..
v.ellc and w do no, fear now ts =. go.
s.6erea 70 sro~ weak ant OF n he OF 90 Of "a
An Contributions Of cloihnf may % t,n AoY pee Se ~
Chiidr.n's Aid Society, No IL N""''
York. r,.v h. cid o the Oh.ce, OF
Subscriptions % dohs'iaN' '
- any The unssr,spGa MASON Pr,. Trinity dings.
JJF WILLIAMS, Treas, metropolitan Baos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

Arr vea.
Steam hip Nashville Murray. ChNs,son - bocN mA~ q
r.., "a sr6 4ord T.e.on Go. Saturday, D. t, k4&h
ns Pan LEht 'higm :. moorin,' N nshi psee raas1h
s;e.m;Sip Rsano.e sslaney rs,.nes:a A. ID
rs.d steamship Jam. s,own, hence for Norfolk.
s,esln,hi, CT, sapesAe Crorea Portland = soss ulss
fa sip 70 F - ts~S u w.rr-a R H. Ho.5s IN Aiss
W. K Bowen wss ,O~ei to thu Por' B, 81 sa'ts ora
Capt; Fountain
Co,r,jr, OrirneD Wa- towei lio QsFssiIe lee: LtaA
..esm'sur WV II. Webb, Capt H.ssAri.
ship Edward d. Pet. 70 foi b1cssporl CuIso, LTvfSNlU
= 1s.e to R. P Bscs ! Co. Ma heavy ws..hs.
slip Meoisior Kant, PIsyiden,s IN eaAs; % WS LhS
B. Fss''; .,,y M;,. Sc G. Is gu Gi SO
~ 4. bark steering T. .howiDt red 'sns .avs
bloch IN the center. The hs. enoed hs.s, wsz
n Bspf i " o. siisn. I.1' ass,i;lsa, Ns.i'o o.
horsny 70 F. AieAsndIe. Nov u ys;a.s hoss" :, aAs'J
s s.ha % H5cs R5S. 4 lT..s s1-
tey. The w o. A. has experienced very nesvy vsssss ~
Biis Sec Anchor lsf B,ili, Rcu.. r;rs, ilsi y,
Of H.ax for New orb OF PhDtielpei. Nov q H.srA
in heavy gaze from n y, CARVED s~sJ msi1es hesa y
lad heavy for the 30, 10 dsy' sEi sssa 2e sssAs
Brs ArsselA A.p,nwal s. days, Asa-. ssrs Lc., 70!
Joy. Has been IL days N OF Hst'erss 9Th hesy y"
ana w gales snd been blown Cd three times s;Ies ~
Bfs Lady of he Lake M.r.h,n, Provlaeae., ,1As "a
Brs Finareier B.sseI Providence IN ballss, 20 .ass
schr. Robert J. Msrter Rob Isor Phadspna w ssex
C,h ius, drinf heavy esssry GALE wen; aeo;e g~ ~
south Il shark River pl.t where abe RENAME ant. Ne ~
when abe or aer dis ssrxnf Der cargo oy ~ 81
w Joan son. Capt Cr.in, ana toSed 10 the ety. s<Hs
bit l. ksp, free BY steam Punp 49, -,
SCLr. O. l. Miller (BT }, Joh1on Aeecca iJa No. =.
cid metal 10 James Douglas. Len no An vess.s ~
epces " W. vince lsh inst OF baT9ezs, hsa s"'
.eYere hurricane from N. w, sp.ii ssi.s Ac.
schr wsye Barrett, Washington, " T., ssy' rs's o.
20 J. q. Williams
Sehr A. FslcOner, Tirrer. Se~bern, n c. ssy' is'
schr Plymouth Roci, Wilson, Boston aays ms's" ~
ton a Sprsgs.. - ~.
scLr Queen Of The South 5uss,..), Wheeler, P'''s'ss
IL ballast 20 mater.
schr. Bay State Sherwood. Boston 3ssys sise 70 psys
Spraxne. -.
scLr Gyms Chamberlain, HaJe.,, Bes:or . GAs' nA~'
Jas. W. Mckee.
Scbr. Albany, H.le,t Boston for Albany.
Scbr. ve4loo. Ciaik, DsbtoD Ma, IN b AT.
Sch. Ara Flower. Lowell, Alhs1y for Bos.o..
Schr. Nit tsse, Coleman, Albany for Boston.
Schr. Hl Carter, ki.h, AmDcJ tar Boston
sctr. N. Se~sl Loud Prosiosncs IN bA.-as
sclr. Dsnisl Rns.l B0ticr PoTtispd, Conn., sore
s,hT Jcseph Hail. C"e. Portland, Conn s.ors
Schr Dco Gillian. Gee, Portland, Corn, s.one.
SshT. z. Smith. wilcox, Portland, Com, stone.
Schr. d. K.hp Bacon, Psr..Anc ca, stone.
schr J Rogers, Williams Portland, CoUr., s.oss.
sehr. lsIk.e BY, Ridley. Hartford for Philadelphia
EFLOW-i lark
sAiLPD-Sbip Maid Of O,l.s-, apis Sg LiserJooi; h
In ma Hsr feld Para and 4 nsrts:-
WIND-DuTing The day, from y y L 10
The siip S.y,u-e'. Fsyorse Eas5r, "a SAL SssSes "
a anchored in the Moth River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23

Tie Bank s.aiensn; published to-dsy snoN' IA vi
s,r.c.ely large decrease IL ioars, cofsdrraay II e.
cess OF the expansion OF the pfovioas 'No WEN
This lie been caused by the heavy nS' -'l'H' o.
paper, the prccee,s Of which the Banks have Dot
founl satisfactory ay,na.s ior rehyes,irs Ice con-
traction has been quite general, but the la-sse-'
smoun, has been by tie Commerce-acoat si"''""'
considerable portion q tie expansion OF 'he "a
three week hs- beer c.u. by di@c,untins for >'u'h
oiu and interior Banks the dcIpaod from which soifcs
hes for tie preset .Ieoned. The specie lre IN
creased about $4,000 which T. we think ess than
generally anticipated. The California deposits IN ie
early psrt o. the week gave rsins average 10 the
specie reserve, and TIE shipments 70 the South have
been neutrsl1ed by the daily receipts OF balances Fom
Philadelphia ard Baltimore. "A natural result o!
the decrease Of loans the net deposits shcS also de-
crease.
The following j. comparative statement OF the con-
di.ion of tie New.York Bank for tie weeks cadns
Nov 10 and Nov. ~: