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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

residence with stable and Il lots, well situated upon
high ground good shade fine view healthy and Of access TO
rooms B.ebes range &c, &C situate at Aorrsana Apply
toJ CROW 3s Canal street Also three story house 40
West Thirty ninth street; has all the modern improvements
high basem ent and under cellar.
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perry LOO acres four piles from Hempss al Log Island
Is wood, balance under cultivation; good buildings
orchard pure location healthy and pleasant, soil
good Price $4,000 farm lease 80 large
good buildings, 81 miles from Morrstown. j., sr1 per
year One farm Tor sale iOs miles up he and Erie RI
s. 800 $500 cash One 500 o5
$780, on 100 acres, S20Oo s.oci DC, included 3+0
sores good and 18Th mill good roll, Slsc $3.50 cash
3WO other fJ cheap. fine country seA,s, 20 % So.es
80 min utes' tide from brookly ~ 600 NILS wa.e powe-
village and city properly Apply 10 J. VANDERBILT agent
and aucs.oneer, "a Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

TWO FINE HOUSES TO LETsOR LEASE-IN GREEN.
point suitable for gentlemen doing business IN the city
keserole street. y. Rolf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

sale IN New jersey. lc-a;sd on never falling stream
power 50 horse in complete order AL easy OF =
on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

L,oR sAIE-AT STANFORD. CONN, THE BEAU
uul oonrify seat lately residence Of Augustus Wet
more Esq deceased is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated Immediately
Sound. Excellent bathing fishing sailing &c There
IA with house and outbudngs nearly IN
miles from the depot and B miles New York by the
New YORK and New Haven Railroad. Inquire OF y. y.
O'CONNOR, A. Beekman street, PETER NEEfCS, IL
Froni street.
L'cR SATE-s5tro-A HOUSE AND LOT IN 18th
IT street, near Lexington avenue x25pO remain
hondand mortgage for four years. Apply 10 SCARDWELl
4ai "a
L,OR SALE-oR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR BUILDING
Its the upper part Of the city, brisk house
Any person wanting pleasant residence
paying property will find this opportunity Apply
JANIS NJ BOYD, Street commissioners office No. Hall Of
Records.
L'oR SALE, THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
house ~ by 90 with extension II feet Terms
Apply the premises, No 80 West wenty ninth street
sin avenue.
I,oP sATE-ATA GREAT BARGAIN, REAUTIFUt,
IN country rcsdcnce, In Huntingdon l.. T., containing IA
rooms and back parlor sliding doors marble mantcs,
CRATES Sc barn praperes, fruit trees &c-e2yOo; tsO
can remain mortgage For further particulars apply "
r. D. CRANE Esq, l0s Chambers street address W. A.
W NJ, bos le Williamsburg Pos, Office.
IroR sALE-TIIE TEN LOTS rTUATEDoN THE WEST
aide of First between Forty dfh and Forty
streets 2lO feet to the block all level aai graded Terms
20 cent remain bond and for Eve
years For further pareuars apply day Of sale, March
~ 20 ANTHONY }. BLEBCKER, al the Merchants Es
change
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| DARN FOR SALE-OF THIRTY FIVE ACRES, TWEEN
~ four miles from New York New Jersey, under high
state cultivation. Moderate budngs, splendid view, To-
cation healthy no mosquitoes, apple and pe4ch orchards
Apply until sold at go Broadway room No. IL. Prof DE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

NOR SALE-TN TwENTY-SEvENTlf SrREHr, Be
IL Fourth and Lexington avenues three story and
basement brick Little required; title perfect
Apply TO J. Lyons, IS Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

IMPORTANT TO JEWELLERs.-ASY GENTLEMAN
wishing into the watch and iewelry trade, fully
tsbshed will get good chance by addressing note W j..
NJ. r., box l5s Herald Office NO agent need apply.
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EAn.Es OF REAL ESTATE.

EcR SALEM eREEHw1CH CONN, ONE HOUR
from he city the the New Haven Railroad,
me residence VIVA acre OF and built less than
Two years ago In modern style b0ase fine garden
and near shurehes and s<hoos Proc - p Terms nbers
Possession gyen Az wGn.ed. Apply 10 ". L. TIERS
IS Maiden lane.
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NOR SALE LEAsgos ExCEANaE-A COUNTRY
seat VIA eaynn ~ Its, shscesery A., availabIs BY
In srty minutes f-cIa The civ. Location pleasant
healthy. For parse 1aru INQUIRE a. 81 Horato street; New
Yoik
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TOE SAKE Or EyCEAEeE FOR cry oR BRooKLyN
proper.yA good farm q. isp, containing 70 acres,
good o! cGi;vatcn price Sc Also several
fine corEIy sssLs; ore AT NJ. Vernon with acre Of
ground, richly cultivated Eve minutes walk from depot
one'a Wiliamss-dge, .nh 40 acres Aree 9as-srs o.
nile from deYo spi. did residence in the beautiful VII
age Of Oyesr ray a-s hose, OF
g-ounc stsde bLi6snce Of fu: OF al kinda pros
o.tke Lcng island So nd, good bathing fishing
&C.: prise $1,000 Aso veil .otaed W.sern farming
ian., for sale or eshnLge. AIry 20 ~ u. LOCKE, IL
Lirer.y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
DIED..

COLE-At No 4e5 Broome Tuesday Nov Whl.AA
Henry Cole, native Of London
ELLOTTOn Tuesday Now a. the residence OF hs father,
in Brooklyn, Richard Tyree Elliott Of Andrew C. and
Sally J. Elliott in the 2ith year Of his age.
FARLEsS-fn this city, Wednesday evening, Nov. 3
Benjamin Faess IN the th year Of bis formerly Of
Salem, Mass
His friends are invited attend his funeral Friday
inst O'Clock prscsely, from bis late esidsnce No.
14s Ess Thirty-h street
Boston and Salem, Mas papers please copy
FINK-In this city Tuesday, Nov after Ions ilnsss,
Hermne, wife Of Dedck Fink aged - years, months aud
&c days
GARDNER-In Brooklyn on Wednesday, Nov g. Mrs. Emrs
Gardiner relict Of the late Nathaniel srtinsr.
Her friends and those her brother Gilbert Howell respect
fully invited attend her funeral Friday 5th inst att
Her remains will be taken to Sag Hsrbor for internent
HENDRICKsON-At New Vernon, N. j., On Monday, Nov.
/, Frederick w. Hendrickson. n
HOOKER-A. No. SAT Spring street, Tuesday Nov Nay
Eliza Jane Hooker, aged years and 25dsys.
day Oct 81 the residence Of her H. Lvinsson,
esq Mrs Corpelia Livingston daughter VI Stephen L'sa
Rensselaer,, aged 6 yesrs.
MORRELL-On Tuesday, Nov Of paralysis, John MoHeL'
IN the 7Sd year Of his -,
The ends and scquasnces Of the deceased invited ~
attend his funeral which will take place the rsdsnee |"
his son Thomas L. Morrel, No % Fifh street, "hhAms
bugh on Thursday. 4th inst a2 O'Clock p m.
MORLEY-in Brooklyn, on Monday Nov st the rssdsnee
of her parents Frances Taylor gher OF A. ana Iho"
Morley aged years. months and q days
lin serins illness Cstharine Murphy ssed 20 years
THoRN-A. Hev-Orlesns on Monday Nov. !, Mary VIC
Thorn daughter Of Martha and the ae fe'sr
A. 4. Durando Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

Fhrida, In. wi,hou, ssccess-,he lndsn' s'rp'ng
sl.n. upon the subject. savannsh hePuo"'"'
ASrR,seE FIsn.-On Saturday, an amateur h.he II
mau while patiently fishing for sme.s iron one VI our
wbarves sew the float Of his line suddenly draw un
der and promptly eley atn- his rcd DIRE" up TO ms
great CONSERVATION, tDe specimen 81 me Aus NOr'
wegious, probably the only one ever t.keI With
hook and lne in these waters. IL has ong and slen-
der tail and, unlike meet fsh, no gis, oat We. defined
ears four perfectly formed feet and 10 entirely covered
with The exception Of the tall with thick Goa; Of ne
hair II il very voraoicus in i,s habits and, II vel
prepared would make good addition 20 the already
tne collection oi the Essex Institute. Salem Reg.
The VIST..E ~ HIssoURI.-Erom the V0rJIGft,
published at the German settlement of Hermann, in
Missouri, learn that this years vintage IN the
vicinity Of Hermann ID spite OF the poor prospects IN
the early part Of the season has been an average one
The quantity Of vine produced Will reach 2J,VJO ga-
lons which is highly satisfactory in view Of the !sc.
that last years yield enormous, and that the
vines seldom yield two consecutive hesvy crops The
yield per acre Of the different vineyards Is variable
three and four hundred gallons per being secured
in some while others afforded only fifty gallons per
acre. In general however, the vintners are well
pleased with the result ana have to compsin
Of hard times.
Az ESoRNoUs WOLF KILLED Is M.RIos COUNTY,
h.On Tuesday last, Mr.. Asa Pinsney Draper Of
Pike Township, ont n squirrelng, came across an
enormous gray wolf, to which he immediately gave
chase. He ran him for half day. and, finally get
ting within rife-shot, brought him down. The AMI
nal measured feet from the tip Of the tail 70 the
snout. This is the only wolf killed in this region for
inany wears.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
FIRE.

FIRE IN FAST sIXTEESTH STREET.
About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night fire broke out
on the second floor Of the dwelling house No. 96 East
Sixteenth street, occupied by Mr.. Alfred Thorn, but
being discovered at an early moment was coon extin-
gusbed. The furniture was damaged to the amount
of about $1,000 Insured for IS 600 in the New York
Fire and Marine Insurance Company. The building,
owned by Gerard Stuyvesant, was damaged to the
amount Of about $500 or 81 900. Insured for 5000
in the Lorllard Insurance Company. The suppositi9n
is that the FIRE originated from ain blowing
against lighted candle. The gas pipes being out Of
order, candles were being used temporarily.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
MARRlE ID,

BosWoRTH-MACY-on Thursday. Oct. e, at The Presty-
ersn Church Hudson N " by the Rev. W. Leavitt the
Rev Byron Bosworth Of Kingston. Mass to Mss z. A.
Macy Of the former place.
GlBSON-HIATr-In the order Of Friends At Salem Henry
County lows, the goth ult., Isaac r. Gibson TO Anna
Mary, daughter of Allen Hiatt
LAKE-CAMPAt the residence Of the brides parents, In
Wakeman, Ohio, Thursday, Oct. %. by the Rev Mr. Van
Wagner Charles w Lake Of Hllsdse Mich to Mise Fsnno
NJ, daughter Of q. H. Camp, esq
MOORE-CARLOU0H-On Monday evening Nov. !, at The
pasonage North Baptist Chu- ,. by r~zev u -
ans Mr. Henry T. Moore 20 mss Emily Caroush, second
daughter Of Henry Csrlough eco, oil Of this city.
REEVE-CASEIn Brooklyn tho residence Of T. H. Foe
dicks, Thursdsy Oct 20 by the Rev. N = Smith, Mr.
A. R. Reeve of NewYorh, to Miss Mary T. Cnc OF kock-
land Me.
On Tuesday, Nov q at the house
Of the brides father after the Of the Society OF Friends
John Wiets Amelia Underh eldest daughter Of Sam
undeIhn. Ill Of Ibis city
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Id W INTELLIGENCE.


SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN-Noy. a-Beore
Judges DAWES CLERkE and IsGRAHAH.
APPoISTAEST OF ExANISERs.
The Court appointed Hiram Ketehum, VIM. Fuller
ton and Isaac 4. Williams Examiners 10 examine ap-
plicsnts for admission TO practice Attorneys and
Counseors at Law. The examination was commenced
ard adjourned to Saturday, Nov. 10, at 10 o'clock
a.. m.
Applicants must file their papers on or before
Wednesday, 10th inst.
TIE SIsIH-AvEsUE RAILROAD.
Apollo. X. Wetmore et 81. sgt. George Law e, O..
The complaint in this dismissed, and the
Injunction dissolved by Justice Cowes in 1856. The
plant fis appealed to the General Term, which re.
versed the Judgment Of the Special Term and granted
perpetual Injunction restraining the grantees Of the
road from laying the track through Greenwich or
Washington streets. The defendants appealed TO the
Court Of Appeals, which reversed the Judgment of
the General Term, holding that the General Term had
no power to render final judgment. The case was
thus RENTED 10 the General Term Of this district
be proceeded with, and was to-day reargued more
particularly upon the question Of the standing in
Court of the plaintiffs and their right to ask for an
Injunction above the line Of their property Decision
reserved. j. Van Buren for plaintiffs; Morell VII
lard & Howe and c. OCouor for defendants.
In CHsMBxas-Before yadee DAvIEs.-DEctsIoSs
W. 2. Demarest agt Charles e. Adams ct al
Motion set inquest denied gulsy ske
Before Judge CLERKE-
Frederick W. Sargent agt. Elijah b. Benedict
DeiArl. opened on conditions &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

GRIMES AND CAsU,LTIEs.-At a late hour on Tues
day night young fellow named John II. Cunningham
entered house in Worth street. and thence gained
access TO the apartments of George c. Clark, No 81
Baxter street where he attempted 10 secrete himself
under bed. Either his legs too long or the bed
was small the feet Of the young scamp proirud-
ed and John was discovered. Officers Bradley aud
Hyde Of the Sixth Precinct were called n and attempt
ed to oust the intruder, but for time he iu-
movable, and pretended to be asleep. After some diff
culty the young reprobae dragged out, minus his
boots which he had left in another house order that
he might make no noise while plundering the house.
One Leferine Wagner arrested yesterday,
charged by Matthew Burps with entering build
ing in East Thty-second street which the latter was
erecting, and with an Ak, knocking out beams, and
portions of the wall and otherwise damaging the
property. Justice Kelly locked Wagner up in default
of $500.
Mary johnson was arragned before Justice Kelly,
with having Tuesday afternoon stolen piece Of
mixed cashmere Of the value of s27 from the front Of
the store No. l97 Spring street. Mary was held to
answer in the sum of $780,
On Tuesday night street.walker and loafersh
backman were found by one of the Eighth Precinct
patromen quarreling in the street, and taken to the
Station House. The girl said the dirty loafer' had
nsued her. whereupon she tore piece of brass hoop
from her skirt and scratched his face, nictng wounds
from which the blood freely trckled. Both were
repremanded by the magistrate, and s.nt about their
business
Nine prisoners were arraigned before the Police
Magistrates yesterday charged with attempting 10 vote
illegally at the election the day previous. Michael
Calvin, James Mott and James Roach were arrested
by the Eighth Precinct Police Frank Coye and
Peter Kelly by the Twentieth; George Dennison and
Charles Smith by the Fourth; and Michael Mulyey
and Jeremiah Sullivan by the Sixth Precinct Police
Officer Guess, Tuesday afternoon, arrested John
McMann and Thomas Mccain for fighting and con-
ductDg themselves in a riotous manner in Thity-ifth
street. Capt Curry, with other Of his men, arrested
Thomas Ryan and James Prior, the former for having
violently resisted, assaulted and beaten officer.
These four composed the rnglesders Of gang who
paraded the Twentieth Ward on election day, and be-
hayed themselves in a riotous and disorderly manner
upsetting icketboxes interfering at the polls, and
maltreatiDg quiet citizens. VIM. Smiley was driven
from his ticket Office and badly beaten. Yesterday
morning, Justice Kelly, before whom the rioters
gned held them to bail in the Of 81 00O and
$500 to answer the charges preferred against them.
Alden Simmonds, a sailor from Camden, Maine, had
of bis legs cut off bya rope while endsavoring to
make the schooner Chietain fast to Pier No. 7, East
River. The old tar was removed to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

Bulls HE.D.-Our cattle market repor, shows a
receipt for the week in the city Of over 5ooo head OF
animals called beef cattle the city the psst week.
OF course the stock being of inferior ORDER and IN
such large quantity has made bad market for own
ers of the poorest stock, while the best class oeng
scarce have maintained the ra.es Of last week that IS,
9s9;c. pound net. The number OF cattle IN market
this week at Forty-f street $500, and
rot over 500 Of them could be counted as even toera-
Die good fair retailing market beef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
COURT CALrNpAR-rHIs DAY.

SuPRLnE CorRr-GEsERAL TERs.-Motions will
be heard.
SUPREME COURr-CIRCUIr-PiRr Nos l,s7
l5l9 O47 is45 1855 91 l4T 1877 SIS 1913 1873 1879 rs
1879 1853 1885, 1852 1858 lso5 1857 1859 1873 1878 1874 1891
1893, 1887 1882 1891, 1895, 1897 1892 2ai 2c1 2Ge 3
aol5 2o5 2l7. PART lINcs i5is 2sn 2Sai iso Ists
1862 2c2 4i 22O4 1873 1856 2452 1854 1890 l2sl s a
1883 is7a si ?s $50 ls2 $50 Isl lcts 22i 4's2 1894
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 81, l43, -, ii3 is, Acc,
50? $40, rs.
CouRT OF CoNxoS PLEAs-PARr Mos 1857.
1862, 1897 1898, 1870 1901, 1873 1853 1888 ~ 59 ST. s7S
1913 1850 PAST U-Nos 1925 1852 1885, 1885, IT'S lssI
1899 1890 1891 1893 1895 1897 lrt6 1894 1852
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
'oeki VI srsSiA sEssioNs-Nov S-Bescrr Jascee

George Brown and William W;Sams s,s.r
oi bs.teri Peuiients'v three month. rseh -.
assault ard battery Penite:isIy four sop.Ss ir
battery; Peui,.rtiary three months Levin Co. sad
coat Peuenary. ,wo months John Beckett snS Go
lroefsr stealing watch Penl.rtiAry -four nor,h.
Margaret Cunningham, st-sline irank. Pepter,,.x %
months John Edmunds stealing plated CUP; P-n,.n,,.e
x months. Lewis Ebbes assault and hs,,sry
month Caiharne Pagan asssu: and battery Pen,snt
tour months James Gbney a',sat and battery too cha
,eIy City Prison, thirty day.. Asas Heaer .ssut .s.,
watch Pensentsry three months Patrick Musaa s,sIio.
s.s.nlt and battery; Penitentisry three nontha ~
McNor,on stealing hawserrpe Judgment suspended ~
Mu ply, stealing clock; Judgment suspended Joon 80
stealing silver coins Judgment, suspended John Van br,'
,;esins bank notes and silver House of Rssse John Wn.
s.ealtps pair Of shoes Prnenary mouth Jehr
stealing 'iiysr eon; Peni,en'imy, "l month";. H.ay Win.
ment suspended. Henry Tyson. ssssal, and sr' {ss
IS Jeremiah Jones Peter Robinson and wn- Ii Howe.
Bsues keeping disordery hcase give boua, for
good behavior for one "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

The WHEAT MIDGE.-Geo. S. Woodruff of Fenton,
Mich, asserts that the midge does not leave the wheat
until it is thrashed and then it goes in the chaf and
straw, and probably lies dormant till Spring, when it
matches into fly and deposits its eggs. He thinks
this troublesome pest might be destroyed by burning
straw and chaff of affected wheat for few years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs-Nov 3.-Bsfore Judge

PRAcrICE-AFFIDAvIr of MERITS.
William DemAres sgt Chas C. Adams and Philip p Adams
Defendants made q motion 10 set aside an Inquest.
Plaintiff moved Of s order he Cs-nder and
Judgment on ground ths. AFFIDAVIT Of merits had
been filed IL appeared that had been made wifhou.
notice q insl which returned irregular fourteen days
before ,hs nques. taken :
The Judge denied the motion and held the plaintiff
lar in the inquest; and decided that the affidavit
filed well s-rSed-hs such the lans Of rule
The Judge however allowed he Inquest 70 b aside On de-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
COURT OF GENERAL srssIoNs=wrn,r.... ~

=, h'I'I' NV judo RUSSELL
Az the opening OF the Court to-day Mr. John g.
han announced that on Saturday be would nov. n 80
,S' iedr,n'ns oond by me late Grand jury asain. CO.
' .-~ "Seuss1.
One csse ouly Was .ea. O.car Hsl.,c>s va, .A.,..,
nHn Aad ost'ery on W. Hoy; |. Gas a s,iv.,s ss
qucIe arc teo'ed only IN lev hloss q the a., p. -
Was sent 20 ns SeGTi from n. Sp. Sessions, .s yna..
81. JI9pey said /; should have renamed there Tse "-
so-e.lIi and b !aase. for plnsha-n 6arl ,s,
a''fo s'' "LNh he paid. Tire Colr, then sdIcgruea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

IMMENSE CoRs-CRoP IN KEYTUcKY.-The Louis
ve Journal says that the corncrop hes never been so
large in Kentucky the present crop promises to be-
1t states that there fields in the blue grass region
estimated at us bushels to the acre, while fields PROM
isnC Is 20 so bushels are quite common.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Balance Of Communication Fund...............

Balance Of Commutaon Fund. sle,Sss 90
The following is summary of the monthly state
nent Of the arrivals Of emgrants at this port from the
LIT to the 9th Of October, lS5s inclusive: From Liv
erpoo 1883; from London, 2l5; from Glasgow, 80;
from Galway, 81; Havre I,O3l Antwerp, lO7; Ham,
burg, go; Bremen, ,i95; Fayal, i2. Total, s,6i2
The Clerk read the Of the Board to the CON-
plant Of certain residents Of Staten Island praying FOR
an Injunction Of the Supreme Court of Kings County.
After some slight amendments, the was report
ed correct. II will be submitted TO the Court next
Tuesday.
An informal question arose as the furnishing suta-
bic accommodations for the Resident and Assistant
Physicians. Mr.. Carrigan thought by trfing out
lay the building known the old Wardens residence,
could be repaired SO rs to afford suitable accommoda
tions for the doctors.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

Little Ella takes benefit this evening az Curtis's
Music Rooms, corner Broadway land Broome street,
under the auspices of number Of influential ladies and
gentlemen. Master Sedgwick another prodigy will
furnish music for the occasion, which promises TO be
unusually interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

The members of the Republican Executive Commit
tee of the County Of New-York are requested to meet
at their rooms, No. 6ls Broadway, Thursday
ing, at n p. Punctual attendance is requested on
business of importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
BROOKL wv W,EIN,G.

The Concert this evening at the Athenaum is anex-
ceedngly interesting one. Mile. Piccolomin, together
with Formes CASTER &C., will appear. The pro.
gramme is highly attractive. some of the principal
pieces being given in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

DrsoRDrRLY AT THE PoLLs.-Peter Richards,
John Henry Alexander Baset and Robert Mc0ain
tdsy brought before Justice Feeks charge Of dis.
orderly csndut polls Ward The latter
discharged for Of complaint being made and the
Others nomnay fined An in.oxic sted arrested
by the Fnh District Police ele ton day for attempting 10
vote illegally, xss discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

JUDGE DOUGLASS SLAvEs.-The Chicago Press
and Tribune says:
"We betray no condolences when we say that Mr..
Sdel when in this city, declared that the condition of
these slaves disgrace to their owner; that they
rers tadiy Jed badly clothed and eree'''rely 0'e'-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

CHrLDRES FOR THE WEsr.-We learn that Mr..
Friedgen Of the CbdreDs Aid Society will leave with
party OF children on Monday next, Nov. s, for the
West. Mr.. Fredgen will meet all that desire to 20 at
the office of the Chdrens Aid Society, No. IL, Clinton
Hell. on or before Friday, Nov. 5, at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

FIRE.-Shortly after yesterday q fire was dis
covered in the UPPER story Of frame cottage Hamilton
street Myrtle ayenge I, was lnoeeupied and sppe..
speedily suppressed the arrival of the engines aud
than the attic damaged The building hay
ing iust been completed for occupation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
CITY ITEMS.

NJ. Dubos will lecture in French this evening, at
Hope Chapel, on the " Influence of Woman in the
History Of Civilization"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
fllvsrtisemen,l

MARk THESE PRICES. - Crosleys Medallion
Velvet Carpets 50 per yard; Royal velsets 81 u AID
~ 25 Brussels 75c., BIC and s0c.; Pes Table and Piano
Covers e, extraordinarily low prices.
HIRaM ANDERSON No 80 Bogery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER A, 1858

PuBrrc MrErrso.-The undersigned, having reason
to ,cve h, rss Of with ~,sse Of
life and property, resulting from brssr wars, nigh, b. pr.
vented and hs, the Interests Of both he Red ata
Wh,s GALS ior III expression Of he moral len
.l pun.ry uufe in Recommending tha; Pablc Meeting
20 ;he subec. of relations with sEi duties
Indian ~ convened IN Cooper a,iste Monday st he
-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

PIcKPocKErs At TIE PoLLs.-A gentleman re-
siding Fifth street. while making his through the crowd
the polls the Thsepth Ward IN South Seventh
the evening Of the election relieved Of book
tanning IS by sdrot thief HE oss not discovered
III too late detect the thief
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
IldvSr-isemeut

THE TRfBUSE ALMANAC for 1857 contains the
Of the Presidential ard Consresonsl Elections In
1855 For Of the State Elections held In 1851
fRIsUkE ALMANAC for 1859.