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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

If OrsiDi did not kill Louis Napoleon, he Ger
tainly killed Palmerston Made dictator Of England
by q Chinese Mandarin at Canton, It is historically
appropriate that this political gamester shout
finally be ruined by an italian CArbonaro at Paris
But that he should be succeeded by Lord Derby is
something above the range of mere historical pro-
priety, ard approaches the dignity of historical
law Iii in accordance with the traditional work
ing Of the British Constitution. Pitt was followed
by Fox; Fox by Perceyal, weaker Pitt; Wellng-
ton by Grey, weaker Fox Grey by Wellington;
Wellington by Melbourne, weaker Grey Mel
bourne BY Wellington again, under the name Of
feei' Peel by Melbourne again, under the name OF
Ru''eu; Russell by Derby, the substitute OF PEEL
derby agsin BY Russell. Why should not Palmers
ton the u'urper of RusselPs place be followed BY
Derby in bis turn
II there be in England any new force able to put
a end to the ancient routine exempled by this las
change of places between right honorable gentle
men on one side Of the House aud right honorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

In CONGRESS- on Saturday, Mr.. Wade of Ohio
made one of his Straightforward speeches, calling
things by their right names aud charging home upon
the South its expressions upon the North and upon
freedom. A sharp discussion relative to the Toombs
bill and the meeting at Judge Douglass house
followed, in which Mr.. Brodaick got the better of
Mr.. Bgler, but iptimated that Mr.. Douglas would
finally dispose of him when he should have re-
covered his health
The House was not in session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

An explanation Of the case of the Commissioners
of Emigration at Albany will be found in another
column. 1t puts a different light on the matter
from that in which it has hitherto appeared. In
stead Of wishing to avoid an investigation the Com
nissoners desire TO have one while it is the "ruil-
nor" interest, represented by Mr.. Jake Smith,
which now exhibits reluctance to have the useful
proeess set on foot We trust the Assembly will
see to il that the subject is thoroughly overhaued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

sacred cause in every county in the world loud
cAeers. MS =.
Bear in mird that Mr.. Gladstone was urged BY
Lord Derby to accept very high place IN his Caoi-
net and that there ha, not recently been, and is
not likely soon to be, Premier who would mol
gladly share with him the rrsve,t responsibility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
NetpNurk DAILY Gribm,te
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1853.
TO COPREspONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Subscribers In seu&ng remsssncss frequently Dunk 10
ton NE Of Me Post OHce, snd kesnsU,y
name se State 10 which thsS paper % ls,pt Always
meossn sAs insane Of he Psst 'saa Ststa
~ be ynoas Comm . oss.oes Whst
IA intended ssron must b sstAsn etsd BY tn
ns,as and address NECESSARILY toG pablics
Vop but a. ssasty q his good Aita
". ,.no< und. ussAe ~ rtun rejected Oerm spksepS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

WAITS oN's NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
row REApY-This improved elastic stitch Machine being de-
signed expressly for family de- il recommended az being more
perfect well Ornamental than any Sewing Msmne
now In existence Call and Pso6s having WATsoNs old
Msehes and desirous Of for the improved
Do 40 On equitable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway, corner OF
Houston-st New York This popular central and wesp
pointed Hotel conducted the European sn invites the se
lion OF travellers Single Rooms 50 Is cents aud 3
dsy Double Rooms PaIlors. 81 80 20 SO. Meals
deed Upper Single Rooms for young at So 70 81 per
month always hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

"Wo prefer the WHISTLER Il WILSON SEWING
MACHINE 10 hmty USE" n. Y. Tribune.
One No Sz5 Broadway, NewY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

GROVER & BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
SYwISc MACHINES No. ADS Broadway
"From family became fully satisfied that
GsovIR BAKERS Machine is the best and according
chased it." American Agriculturst Oct, 1851
"To all Of which The Tribune Amen. That the writer
OF notice Of Sewing Machines, that lately published
frs Wheeler Wilson's does not make them preferable"
IN Y Tribune. Nov O. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

G House was not in session
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

JOuy LlTCIITR has been nominated for Cor
srnor OF Virginia, after desperate struggle. He
is resident of Rockbridge County, and the pres.
ent Representative Of the Shenandoah District
(teImed by Mr.. Jeffersoa the "Tenth Legion"
after Crsars famous corps, because of the unani
rnous adhesion of its Dutch settlers to his princ
pies ard fortunes Mr.. Letcher is politician Of
consider erable ability, decided industry, uninching
partissn,hip, and general disinclination to prod
eality and plunder, except when the good OF the
Democracy requires it. lie came into Congress
upon the ceath of Coz McDowe! in lSi9- aud
has been biennialy reelected since with little or
no opposition lie will doubtless be chosen Cor
eInor BY large msjority.
This is an unquestionable triumph of the llunttr-
Buchanan faction, as opposed to Cos. Wise, Sena'
tor Douelas, and al who are .inctured with Anti.
Lecomptonsm. II is declaration by the Virginia
Democracy that either Buchanan must be run
again or Southern Slavery Extensionist nomi
mated in his stead. If there be any who imagine
that the South is disposed to take Douglas and
Squatter Sovereignty as the only practicable bar
r.cr against Republican in 1850, this act should
undecei,e them. Tho South believes that the
Northern Democracy will stand anything that tho
Slave Power may see it TO exact--whichisa pretty
safe caculation...snd that there is enough lefs Of
that Democracy, combined with united South. to
elect President, IS in 1856. This remains to DO
proyff
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

The HerGld has letter from Washington
stating that Mr.. Schell is about to BE- removed
from the Colleciorship, and that he will probably
BE- succeeded by Fernando Wood or Royal Phelps.
We are not surprised at this report. There is no
reason to iOub. that Mr.. Buchanan is dissatisfied
with Mr.. Sche; and it would not be astonishing
if be should offer the place to Mr.. Wood. to whom
it bss been reported be offered the GoyernorshiP
of Nebraska. We dare say the Collectorship
would suit the late MsyOr very wcll; bu. how
would it suit Mr.. Sckles and Mr. Fowlerto see
lin installed at the Custom-IIous
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Disasters at Sea.

HALIFAX, Saturday Dec. 4, lss
Tie schooner John Ben.op, from Norfolk for IIs.
fax, struck on Bantam Rock tho sth inst. al
bilsed Size was asterwari 70, iuto Port Herbert, ~
Of water.
The brigsntne Maggie, from Boston for Charlotte
town, has been totally lost in Fispcrman's iIMbT
The materials and a part Of her csrgo were saved.
The bark Elizabeth Hal Of Portland, No., w
abandoned at sea aud the captain and crew wd'
taken a by the brig Bul, which has arrived At Pn
Medway. n..
PHlLAblLpHIA, Saturday, Dec. 4, lSs
The steamer North Carolina, for Norfolk, cslhlS
last light with An unknown vessel, OF Aunapoln IN
.moke-stack and upper yo.ks of the s.esnS sa'
shattered. No lives were Loot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

Tomorrow il our Charter Election and we
entreat every citizen to vote and work Tor ae best
men in nomination, regardless of their party poll
tics Wherever the Republican candidates are
those men, We shall rejoice over their election;
wherever they are less worthy than their cqgpeti-
tors, we shall be glad Of their defeat. There is
10 operation more sautary than that of scratchIng
and beating the unfit and unworthy candidates
who m.y at any time be presented by your own
party. 1t ensures YOU better nominations there
sitter, and hence better prospects of success. If
only for your parts sake, be careful to scratch the
bad men who may at any tiGc foist themselves
upon lis tickets.
For Controller, we do earnestly hope and wish
for Mr.. Uaws's election, because We believe his
qualifications aud nntccedeuts every way superior.
We DO not dispute Mr.. Purser's capacity; We do
not assa his general integrity. when ~o say that
he, of all men, ought not TO be chosen TO this most
responsible office. 1t cannos be denied that he is
politician by trsde-thst lie has achieved conse-
auence and competence solely as 4 seeker AMI
holder of Office, or as an attendant upon the de-
libeIations of the Legislature and Common Council.
Such man must ineVltscl nave great many
friends, intmates, cronies, con6derates, hackers,
who ere contractors and jebbcrs about the City
Hail. and whom he cannot have the heart TO dis
obse. lie is clay In their hands, and will be fash
'oned into vessel OF dishonor almost without being
aware of it. Mr. Haws, On the contrary. has made
whatever he has by merchsniize-not one dollar,
SO far as we know, By Office or politics. Suppose
tbem 10 be equs ard alike in every other respect,
we insist that this diversity Of pursuits and Of as
socistions renders Mr.. Haws immensely preferable
for the post of head guardian Of the Cit! Finances.
Judge ye, kllow- citizens! between tkem'
As to Governor Of the Alms.lICuse, We believe
all the candidates u nomination are fair men, either
Of whom will perform the duties Of the office re-
specially. But NC may not be fi'y iafaShsa With
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
The Echo (ase-.The Bills th,.
out by the Grand .Jurr
CoIUNgIA, =. L, Ine.iax

COLUMBIA, =. u, Tuesday Nov N is.s
The Federal tOurt met at H. O'Clock M. 49,,
when the following Proceedings took place "'''s
Tue CouRT-NT. District. AitOrnay h,. .,,
ca,ion been made to you BY tie Grand Jury .;,s NY,
adjournment OF tie Court YESTERDAY '''' w
Mr.. CosNoR-Nsy il please the Court IN, t,,,,,
jury apPned ~ me as' night to have a COPY OF ~.
osth OF flee, taken by them, sert IN ,b., f =. ~
tod them .hat il would be proper "a, .r ,S., ~ 'n
their application 10 your Horcr in Cow, " H''s'
THE Otgr-Mr. Marsha you viii c,a,.. h,,.
lie foreman Of the Grand Jury TO cou.e nto Coz, ~,
receive the oath, if,hey desire it.
The foreman OF the Jury shortly aaet sarl ma q y.
appearance IL Count.
lar Coz Rr--lhe COuI. Is informed Nv F,ns-,.
that you desire 20 receive the oath taken tr
jury for vour information. IL was rot sent 10 y, -
the District Attorney, when the apple shon was n,L
10 him. because after the Grand Jury las received n
case and retired, no Document whatever is allows! "a
be elt bcf re them w.thoat the order Of the Coun.
Tho CouIi now gives yOg tins copy of The Grad
Jurors oe,h, which you .i.l take with yoa to yea
room.
AZ = minutes before f. o'clock the Grand Jar,
came into Court. TIE fol WAS called BY the Cs,f
and all the Jurors answered - tfeir names.
Tue CouRr-Mr. Foreman any facinss the GRAFT
Jury may have to present to the Court you vii pess.
hand 10 the Cleik.
Tho tlrce indictments were then ha,d,i !, "a,
Clerk, who cad each Of them, ndo,sei No BILL"
Tvs CorRr--Mr. District Attorney, have yoC aay.
q ing further 20 preeeni 10 The Crand Juty
M.. Cos NOR-Not AZ preseut, yOnr honor. Ba, sd
thst they n.y be discharged until II urSiay NOR aa
wien tnay have further business for them.
TIE jury were accordingly discharged lsI Thur
DAY morning. Tho,e w.s evidcut elcitcmcn: in CoGs
wien the finding Of tie Jug WAS announced.
COLuNBIA, ). C., Saturday Dec. I, lSl
To-Day the piisonersin in The SLAYER Ecao case, siNs
in plumber, were brought before the Federal Court "
a wit If babeas corpus.
The counsel of the prisoners moved that they BE-
discharged nom custody, when coulter Emotion IN
made 10y the ui.cd StstesDsirct Attorney tha tsJ
he rcmardcd 10 Jail 70 svsit tho futute acton V tbs
Grand Jury.
Argun cIts asa'rst the eous'itutlona,y Of .he sra
1870 were made by Messrs. Spritt al Gregg thei
vaidiiy of the law being the ground on Which the d.
charge OF the prisoners Was demanded Dslris.
Attorney Cdnrer replica IN en- argument of ccncea
force. sounduess and eloqueuoe.
TIE further hearing Of the case was tAan pospnsi
until Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
From Mexico.

WAsHlNcToS, Satnriay, Dec. 7 IsJs.
New.Ofleans papers Of Monday last received.
They contain extract from the Havana Diaoi0 de
la Aarr0 Of the 18th Of November, saving that Gen.
Robes had routed Gen. Lave at Jalapa, taking the
latter prisoner Letters from Vera Cruz to the 18th
are said to contiIm this statement, which the D!aro
renlsrks conveyed to Havana by the Spani-h brig
Yzearo from Ssa in private letseE- written by per-
sore of credibliy.
7ks Pieoyue having dates to The 2ai ult, without
word referring to Gen. Llsves defcs;, DOUBTS Tie
whole story.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

aiNTErNJH WARD RATIFICATION SEEh~
A ls.ge AID enthusiastic meeting, noswita<ss.
the inc,en ent weather, Of the Republicans Of tps
teenth Ws,d, was held on Saturday evening, "'~
tea Hal.
ON the Ion natiou OF Alex. Mcleod, kost"
ADAMS, esq was osled to the chair, sud tae osr
cation completed b. tue election Of the ia"''
ofiicers: ~
Tfe P,sieph- -I,mes Psrmsn, Del,fsh, ,sg s1a1r 1rsos
sou :. Jones' d. ID, 7. Bailey soono. u ns,, se, "a
O GsG,alE. James cuher ctsrlss SIttos Wsw."Ss ~
P. Cos Isssc A. Ls~rer CO. John DesTai., '.II v.y.k
W., J.. Stevens, EDWARD We"nr'sn. y" Ion. u,IsgS
High Gsrsn-r, Wn. Good Polo srhae'ySn 80 Wh
Geo 4. Bst.ly. A5sm G. EA'' si'''a o. ''"-'
sseJe.oyis, -Anere~ MeL~sn. v D-ss: Ch1r% Css -
Lous,;re-t Angus c.m-ror, Jane, CsLdi-, ArasrS
d. s,ewsrt Il. c. Pukc, James Ams,roIs' Fn,A "a
The CH,.Rsls then addressed tho a'''~ -
setting forth the great importance Of the pfs' 10
ton. 10 view Of the incres~sx corruption ssa 49, "A
gance in tie City Government. He spoHe %.,rs, '
character Of Mr. Haws, the candidate tf Cosss,,ss
and csnyassed the claims Of all the Other srsfi
with searchicg criticism. The clams OF II -. Coo
for ANermsn and the necessity Of elsctsag ~ ".
cilnanic ticket we're urged at cOrfidefaoe Ss
Adams concluded With s.roug aIpeai er ss,cs "
Public Schools, exhortirg Al to eksrcss
crirni,. alton in their choice for school ofhes q
My, AJAX, G. E.t,s fau2vsd, asA rss's"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

would require, under our present Tariff. sn Annuai
Impsr, of not less than $40, 900 worth Of
Merchandise, which is jus. about One Hundred
Million. more tbsn our Exports will Ply Tor 10
keep Mr Cobb's Treasury aloa' under this Tariil,
the People must run in debt 10 Europe at the rate
of One Hundred Millions per annum. which eN'
poses U. inc yitaby TO another Commercial ReSul-
sion. II We pay more than We SELL W. must break
every spend,hrih's experience proves hat-the
only question is one Of time. We are brought.
then. face to face with this demmsi
/. The Expenditures must be sweepingy re-
duced; or
2. The Tariff must be largely increased; or
,. The Government must go on borrowing st
least Tea Millions per annum or
1. The People must import vastly more than they
can pay for, subjecting the country, and thence the
world. 10 another Of those disastrous conyulsons
sb.urdly termed PNnics,
Such are the Substantial facts. Let the public
ponder them deeply. For our own part, we have
q few suggestions to urge.
1. Let not another dollar be borrowed on any
pretext whatever
g. Let the Thanking Privilege Dc utterly aoo-
ished.
3. Let the pay of Congress be cut down 10 $40
for each day of actual ser7lce, with 10 cents for
each mile Of necessary travel in going o or retdrn
ng from Washington.
L. Reduce the Army to Skeleton, ani call out
Volunteers Whenever and wherever they may be
needed.
). Adjust tie Tariff 80 that we shall import TO
more than We export, but begin to pay on our
horrible Foreign Debt.
The HeroId Gays the estimates for the next fiscal
year are Sei6, -0- lower than those for this year,
and naiyely adds:
The expendturos Tor the year ending june -
1851 were so ss 7li - trciusire Of Scrcra niNl0HS
Hdt had 10 be oPproprra'ed IN dcfcieney b1HS.'
Yes; but what were they, Inclusive Of such def
ccncies That is the vital question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

We learn from well informed sources that we
were in error in our suppositon that the vote Of
Mr.. Purser would much exceed that of Mr.. Russell
for the Controllership. The friends of the latter
are confident Of a majority over Purser in more
than half the Wards of the city. We shall be glad
to see this verified; for, while we earnestly desire
and hope to witness, the election Of Mr.. Haws, we
must say that, as between Russell and Purser, 10
good citizen could hesitate TO prefer the former.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Virginia Democratic Couyepti.
PEINassgKs, Va, Friday, Dec. 5. lss' L.
slGHI >EsSfnN


Mr.. Pryor c0nch'ded anil t-sm.aior, ,,,,.
He was folored by NJ. Won. NJ Trciw,y
Le;chsr. and Mr. o. JeNniogs Mise, a.so Cor ~. "a
The latter wss speaking ~ 10 clock. The b.,,es'
will commence A. soon - M z. Nie conclndes
PEryRsrcRG, |crday. Dc. 8 IA,
Tie Convention got through Nth the first b,r', .
o'C!oCk In The morning. 1Ae iut crest maues,.J ~
iuteuss, the crowd rem-inns tni to- close. III.
dids'es pr, sented were Ms-srs. lrtch,'r Hopkp. "
innndsop, Smith Of Greenbr.er. Brock erbnoagk -
John Randolph Tucker. Mr.. Letoher as uo'si,,'-s
by abot 1850 votes over al others. TIE Can.Se
,ion ADJOURNED tl II O'Clock this moriiBg. n.
Ietchecs friends ale in cCst ,cics. -
PkrtEssUEC. Vs., SATURDAY, Dec IN,
lhs Convention rcassemblei aI | clock :,
Mr.. L"tchers vote is :. .s3l. ana ms nlaioo,, -
OIL E,'tp. His nomination vas declared up,,sns'ss
M Gordon Of Albemare, Mr.. Wise anJ a.as
bitter opponents formally pledged thems.lvs. 10 vsf
everything IN their power 20 secure ai, elect,on "
Johu Randolph Tucker wa then uom.s,.,,
Attorney Genersi by accsmstion.
1hsmeIts of siv OF more cArdiiates f,r ri,...
Governor are now being discussed. S-
Ths Convention wi. probably sdjolrn % pirs,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

" r,opcnei' which msy or mrY not be trso. The
Scuth didn't really wsnt tao Missouri Compact
repealed; yet Mr. Dsugla, carried that repeal
u. u.ainly By Southern yotes. Ard now let single
State demsnd toe rcorc1ins of the African Slave,
Trade which is far more likely to be done than
was ten years ago the repeal OF the Missouri Com
pact-and Mr. Douglas is rot merely pledged by
his syoved principles 10 cooperate with tie re-
pesler.; he has furnished them with Arguments,
and fortified them by THUS s,ith the Lord"
of course the assumption OF an isothermal or
.o,,,t.1isl line ~ Proyidentiay dividing the nat.
ursl domain of Free from that OF Slave Labor, is
NJ war with the most notorious facts. slavery,
though doomed is stronger to-day in Russia than
in Brazil and is there maintained on an assumption
which contrasts strangely with thst OF Senator
Douel,s-on this, nsmely, that lsborers VIII not
remain IN the severe attudes of the North unless
they are chained 10 their several estates By .aw.
We bei,se more slaves are held to-day above the
p,rsllel of Sc 80 than below it; While Great
Britain aid France have recently emancipated their
slaves. mainly held in tie tropics. and HOLLAND IS
now following in their footsteps. Ia neither case
did con.ide rations Of expedency, OF climate Oh
suy selfish consideration whatever. dictate enanc''
patton, Which was impetd solely by sentiments o.
Justice. Humanity aud Mercy. Must W. conclude
hat such sentiments ere impotent with our coa
tryIneu alone
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
CITY POLITICS.

rHg crTY INSPECTOR iSD the CONTROLLER
TIE Daiy Mr'ssys, speaking cf pdrse', sn's
" others who are partcu'irly busy in his bensh n@
Black Republican City Inspector Morton, waas
the force Of his office to all hil,.' We are sniaT
lied to gay that the mbers Of that Depsrmen. ~
A. other citizens do--to please then,selyes-whhr
City Inspector, exercising the ssma right, VII W
for and use his personal itduence Ia favor Of tassT
ton Of the nominees Of tie American sud Peopsl
parties Robert T. Iiaws for Controller and frsdera
c. Wagner for Governor cf the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Senator Douglas at Ncw-OrleaN.

NLw.OR,IAhs, Saturday, Dec. {, INA
Senator Douglas and lady arrived here yestsrisv
There was 40 particular enthusiasm snitss,ed 90 ID
part Of our oitzeus towards the Sonata from tliacA
but Hospitality was extended by all toward hIHel
and lady. lie visited tie ~. Chsres last night byIs
vitation, ard to-day viii give reception to ais pohs
csl and other fricuds sinner IL o. bo given hin
rendered by the Pierre Soul6 and American psuy
Tie Administration party keep Aooi from aoy psrts
nation In the honor iute
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
The south Carolina Legislature.
COLUMBIA, 5. C., Saturday, Dc

COLrxBIA, 5. C., Saturday, DEC. Z, Io'o.
Mr.. W. y. Porter Of Charleston WAS 10 day elected
President Of the Senate in place OF Mr. Chestnut, re-
signed. Resolutions were yesterday introduced into
the House instructng the Representatives Of South
Carolina in Congress to use all Efforts TO secure The
repeal Of all measures Of the General Government re-
srictys of tho ssve-rsde. the being 10 derogs
ton of the rights Of the South. They wsrs orisrsd
for ooaei8ess.o0 today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

The subject Of the Mount Vernon Fund hat
become Of rational Importance, and. IN addition 10
Nr. Eyerett's efforts. there are new methods n
progress 10 raise the necessary sum for the puF-
chase Of the Washington estate. Fore eniost among
these i the great Festival 10 be held in this CITY 81
the Academy ef Music on Tuesday. the l'th
Thursday. tho 10th, and Saturday, the 18th. The
first day there will be iull-dress ball on the
erandest possible scale NJ. NUsard directing "a
"monster orchest IA" on the occasion; the second'
there will be = grand instrumental promenade
concert. directed by Ga Bergmanp; and the
third ca combination of ora,ious. To the adier-
tisement in our columns, which gives fuller par
ticulars of the approaching festival, the names OF
lovely women are appended Hence the invitation
has supreme charm. not only for patriots out for
bachelors who will be unable 10 resist the suason
of such lady patrouesses. The bones Of Washing
ton are hi honorable legacy to this nation; the
estate where they crumbIe should belong 10 the
whole people, it can be bought; and this FESTIVAL
ought 10 contribute many thousand dollars to the
requisite aInount. Be, then, on the alert, . pat
riotic pibli, Dance in the DE- r,gsyr COSTUME:
listen to tie uOnsrous music, and hear the com
bination Of oratons, one after the other. such
gathering in The floor Of the opera-house 'such
" getting up stairs on the boxes, will certainly
occur as must yiyify the hopes Of the welIwishers
,t ~ a tunI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
TIE WeatIier at RostOn.

DosTos, Monday Dec. Z, laA
There has been qnte thick snow-storn this srz
noon and evening, but the weather is mild and thS'
ale indications of change 10 rain.
Dosros, DN. 5, lsa
The snew ceased falling this n.Oruiag when !hsr
we've two or three inches on tina ground Rsin ~
been Ealing all lay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPH Lines and the Weather.

The only lnes working throughout their length liot
evening were those OF the American Company to Dos
ton and Sandy Hook Their line South does no. open
on Sundays, and the House and Morse wires were all
ont of order. The Western lines do not open either
via Buffalo or Pittsburgh all west ct the latter place
were down on Saturday. The Union Line east worked
no further than Neg-Hayen. The storm has doubt
less been severe in some secOns while the Jog Of last
evening 1as almost as detrimental TO the lines AZ
hard rsiu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

We are at liberty on the authority Of ROBERT
T. HAws, to pronounce the assertion in Saturdays
tronsge to Fernando Wood in consideration Of
support from that quarter, to be an infamous false
hood. Those Who best know Slr IIaws need not
this assurance