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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
ASYLUM FOR AGED INDECENT FEMALES s

The Association established in 1911, for the relief
Of respectable aged INDECENT females yesterday cele
tra,ed its Forty 9Th Anniversary at the Asyluu or
Home, Nc. i3e East Tgent.th street. The exercises
were opena.l with prayer by the Rev. II. Z. CAN'T,
pastor OF the Northwest Dutch Reformed Church in
Twebty-nrd street. who then read the annual report
Of the M,saaSeIs-a very interesting doouTent-set-
ting forth .hs claims of this excelisDt instn1cn 10 our
sympatbies and support.
In a1disg 20 the commercial difficulties which
haze s5sien our own, ss .el as other lands, the
maua gers remark that the late revusiols have not
only caused tie witndrswaI Of the support ol m.ny
liberal contributors, but s1me or trcn hare become
recipients Of the very charity they had heped 70 sn-
tain. Bs+de ~ aged INDECENT persons wholly pro-
vded ia the Hone, there % oetdoor pensionero,
who's. wants ore partially Supplied by the ladies Of
:ts Association There loo aged .ndiRent fe'na.ss,
who sxr rendered coupara;ively couleortaoe by the
Association, comprise very limited potion las ;he
Managers very truly obseryel Of those who are
WORTHY ohs cs of Their KIDD consideration snd ster'
:ion bu. for whom the Ass ocia.isn is unable toaAe
snv provision whatever for the Es'it Of funds.
During the year just closed The re have beco seven
deaths in .ne asyluH as !oiows. Mary King, aged %
yesr', VITO had hecn IL inmate seven Yeas, Nsry
ssubsrr aged sS yes.s an ioISate IL years ard
months Jemina lie arn, sgsd '2 yesrs, aa iHTste
years ana : months; Lois Howell, aged u years, an
iImete years srd months; 'hsTy West, sged =
yesrs, Innate tive yesls; Sas OlierIg. aged .
yetrs, an inmate r. years and months and Sdsat
G3braiih, soed 50 years an irs ate oi the Ayum l.
yta,s.
Tie Treasures report WAS Ext read, from which II
appeared that tb. 3sres ri the Institution during
tie past yesr hive been Ii tie over $1,000, which
hays been covered BY legs cies, Subscriptions, dons
iiors, &C. Nes-ly orethirt OF tue entire expenses o
TIE Home vere defrSyed b, the legacy Of Mfs. Agne
Ssewsrt $500
The i.t OF ojicsrs !or the ensuing year was pro
pnsei and approved bY no meeting.
TIE Rev. Mr.. GAsrz then delivered most ero''
sht adde's tha AIMS, objects and doiags o the A.
soc.ni.ou. IL he course Of his remarks he pai
very ha.se.ing COM. .nent To the ladies' coanecte.
Si.h i. AID eo-ed 'sith eloquent appeal 10 6enai
Of The institution ste which the exercises closed WI
a henediction by the Rev. M. WoLoorr OF -
| Georges EVscoyai Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
California Overland Mail

81. LoCrs, Thursday, Nov. %, 1873.
The thirteenth Overland NAL with California dates
to the 29th October arrived here late last night The
stage brought two passengers
The expedition against the Indians in Carson Valley
was under thorough organization.
Capt. Underwoods command had been detailed for
service sganst the Iodisns, aud was escortifg the
trsins tver the mountu'ns.
The duty Of attacking the Indians camps he's been
reee,vsd for the volunteers under Adiut.n-G General
kibbee.
TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company had given Dir.
Hugent, United Satee Commissioner at Victora, su'
tbori,y to send all Americans back to California free,
wto we're unable to pay their passage.
Tire fteame Fremont, which ran ashore at Hum
boldt had been got off without serious irjnry
Los Angeles papers repeat tho story, already pub
li,hed, that Gen. Gandara had taken the field with
5000 men against the existing Government of Sonora,
and that Pesquera was drafting to meet his at
tack
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

Gel. THOMAS l.. HARRIS. whose lamented death
ge announced yesterday. won distinction in the
eomnls Of regiment Of Illinois Volunteers 10
the Mexican War. H4si'g returned, he beca ne \
candidate for Congress, we believe, fret 10 1913,
and car led, by lC6 majority, tho Springfield Dis
trict, which had hitherto been decidedly Wig
though Gen. Taylor h,d 500 nicjority for Presi-
dept in that District that year. In 1850, be was
run out by Richsrd Yates, who had 754 majority;
and in 1852 tihe District having meantime been
chsnge6), Mr.. Yates was reelected by a30 majority
Col. Harms not being candidate. Ia 1854,
Yates and Harris we're again opposing candidates,
snd Harris was elected by 200 majority.
In 1885, he was opposed by Mr.. Villa us,
bot was reelected by lI9 majority; and, though
in feeble and faIlint health, as TO he unable to
canvass he was again reelected on the I'd inst. by
4ij7 msjorityby far the lsrgest ever given in tho
District. Tbis was striking tribute TO bis per-
sonal integrity and worth. Col. Harris, despite
BIZ broken health, was one IL the most determined
snd Efficient oppo.ers of the Locompton policy last
Winter, aud, bad he lived, would have taken no
backward steps As was less truthfutly said of
spotber he "had taken a through titket, and
checked all bis Baggage" His death at this
time is aptbbc ealauity, az II is not at sltlkels
;bst either so COED Il msn or one 80 thoroughly
posted with fegat6 10 the question Of the day Hilt
b. chosen in bls stead. . -. .t..r ...-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
A NE W SECT.

Coresrolieaoc Of The Boston Journal
Co.coRD, n. H., Nov. q, 1853.
New EDganders have always been obliged to taks
tho edit of every fanaticisn, religious p,lt
cal. No matter where is origin may b., sooner cr
later il IS discovered That somo cmgrast from puri-
taIc shores is deeply interested the primal move-
ments. However true this may be n. general, IL 10
c. tain that our city has always been favored with
large share Of new lights In 'f' Miller had M i'm
uense congregation Of disciples: the see excitement
If Second Adyeniem ad its or ,in hese, ard now we
have another new sect.
For the past week they fsve beer holding pro-
longed nee ing in Phenix Hall. Map, women and all
have lived and slept in tho building They have not
fully decided their name, but ase Inclined IA G all
themselves the Orthodox Cstholio Church." Alto
gether Trey number about one hundred. Their next
meeting il to b. held mt Dover.
They believe in community OF goods. Civil Law
they do not regard, aud cndesyor, ~ far N they arc
able to separate themselves ffom ~ inueace. Their
laws are Bible law.. Humau authority is weak, and.
consequently, csnnot BE- perfct. To avoid acknovl-
etgpg the law d the land, they 10 not intend to bny
any real estate but in the spring, they will hire farms.
where all the brethren and tstefs may live together
ID peace and harmony.
They hold that after has once received tbe no
vivrg ufueLces Of the Holy Spirit. it is impossible
Tor hun, rot only to fall from gyace, but evcn 10 be
tempted. Absolute perfection seens to te their e1-
ueothou AZ sn n hoo Of the Old Second Afventsts,
they believe IN the speedy coming Of the Savior The
tine is not yet revealed but will be. rhey in-
tend that when He comes, He shall fnd Ills Church
ready and waiting, apart by themselves. Thryrespect
the marriage covenant. Tbsee spostIes who are 10
have charge of their affair, have been chosen, tho
Chief OF wLom l. Etier j. Cummings.
The coDssitutes bref summary Of the faith Of this
"res sect." What M come ~ I. remai ils 10 be seen.
II we may infer anything from the pas snccsss e
these san, rrcschcis Second Adventists, might
saftly say they would yet be heard of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
woo DESERVES THE PRAISE,
N tSr rSiscy 81 Tk n. 1. TviSsrs


SIE. Without wishing 20 detraet in the isssl fro0
the wereAInst repntst'co OF the a,e Isaac Ns~tss -
steauboai Constructor aud msnag-r, justice to ~
memory Of eno,hor snd tie real pioneer in s'esnbssA
pceres. acts correction OF N assertion 10 your
n,,ioe Of Mr. Nes,ols death, viz, tha, hs or,instsd
sharp tows ard ssa boats. irtsnctng the s'esmsr
Balloon. built 10 lSaS. To Robert L. yevers 10 the
a~sId of ms ri due for pretty IN the oonsx aAos Ut
feet ,,esnbos's-ss witness the Trrt"p snd irilng
ter, hui' a. Hobeken 10 lSsJ tie rev Phiisdslpna.
buit IN Plsdelpbis and brought round by ga Ia tho
ytsr, aDd tl~ famous North America, the casu-
piou of ibs hGjs"c River, bat By Robert L. asd Johs
L. So veus II lsG. TIE experiment of lsogtheang
steam boafs the ifre msehs zeal oontryonce % thHs
begging fsae 20 preserve the shape Of tue lorg light
ri,er steamboat, ard the addition @ sharp boz
att achsd TO the or,gi al nj, all ,vcss ef tue
Ds.ter nlni. ard bs hua nrs, atrpidce. oc the
Hud-ol X yer. The pubic. IN truth it may he ss.d,
10 the ,ats Robert l.. Sc the debt of grata
,ude for introducing n.srl; al the advscs,s 10 the
construction and adaptation of huls aod engises Hs
was he greS, master IN tie art ct fas'epicg ani
curirg tie hubs Of bosts--<ith isss tinbsx CT nag
strength ard enablrgthe long, light river bosss
10 sustain the ensmons eDgines by which theif grea&
speed was attained. PALsAa e,I aSRUir sARAr.
Nes. -, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
The Evacuation Of Fort Duquesme.

PITTsBrRGH, Pa, Friday, Nov. y, Io1s
To-day being the Centennial Ami versary ct tho
Evacuation Of Fort Daque-ne by the trs en- army
and s occupation By the English, it was cesbrHted
with the greatest enthusiasm Busiuess entirely
su-pebced. The procession which parajed the streets
w.s The most gorgeous snd impo-i'g that ever took
place here. II consisted Of the various military com
pares Of the city aud reighborbood, the rem .niug
scloiers Of the wars of tho Revolution aud 1872 the
Mayor ara ether officials Of the city and couny and
the various trades which were represented by large
run.ber Of operatives, with appropriate banners,
hleus and oevices. The Firenen, Odd Fellows, Tdrn-
err Benevolent, Literary AID other civic rociete.
also tnrn.d ont IN great numbers, large nambsr of
strangers were elso pre.ent. and many prominent,
public uen. Addresses wore delivered by the Hon.
A. w. I,oous, Wrn. Wilios and Others, n, the Do
qucsne Depot Of the PeDpsy lvana Railroad which il
located On the spot Of old Fort Duauesne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
FUGITIVE SLAvEs-JUpGE JAY.

To the Editor Of TAN. Y. ri.ne.
SIR: tbc example of 40 pure q inan ~ tbs Mte
William Jay has inspired others to initiate has cevotss
efforts in behalf Of fugitive savee. The recent article
in THF TRBcSs reisiirs The story Of 40 escape frsH
slavery hss stirred the hearts Of n,any hm~ce P,op
The scton Of the sIaveb elders of Mgrysad s regard
to tue depo-abl. dcpetioa of tbsir stock OF negrea
ard the wrath Of these Lsrvt slaEehoIdos sgaast the
rpdererouS Railroad have had the eject 10 call tho
att ntion cS ,housands to the subject. Cb,se hvnF
ou the hue and tue saioe1 OF the tr'sfEround'
Railroad are almost dsiy oacd to practice tao pro-
cep. of our Saviour: "I was fugitive sni We took
II : in" Altogether these nn,yother events have u"-
usually wrought upoa the Northern heau. ! beiovs
IL is right that we shod he taus moyei aud ths, we
should contribute os our mesus to aid in the gcod
work Mopey il needed pxti,lloris at this scason.
Tho bs.evuleLt c.n easily 'oaru whore and hosas
bes'ow it by iDqasiog Of we'll known active Ass'-
Slavery men or wonen
ho,. s lsss A REPUBLICAN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

FuEzRAL OF TIE LATE CoRsELIUs V. AsDERsos.--
Ihs obseq' les Of the late Cornelius " Anderson took
plaza eSp ,rdsy az the Central NJ Z. Church in ssv
en.h ue, near Fourteenth street. The edfce wa
crowded n all IFS pats aud large numbers con-
PEELED 20 80 from the church without being able to
get 7sish in the doors. Tie body in rich good
Fin, v,as placed in tie center aisle Prayer was
Offered by The Rev. D. Brown, pastor Of the Church.
TIE fmersI discouse was delivered by the Row. Mr..
SPauh ling late Secretary OF the Seaman Frieud So
oaty. The speaker recoun.ed the seryices Of tie
decer isei in the vsious civil Offices he hal held,
aa passed eulogy upon bis character as it was OK
hi oed in the various walks of life, from which no
drew many instructive lessons for the guidance Of the
living. At the conclusion Of the discourse, the body
re moved TO Greenwood for iu;erDent followed by
q nur2Sogs cortcge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
PERSONAL.

Senator Douglas end lady sts-ted for New-OFeaEs
yesterday. He will not probably go to Washington
1n'i after the meeting of the Illinois Legislature.
Washington is dangerous place. tChcago rrib.. I'D.
Mr. Rarey the borse-tanie-, is now at Stockho I'm.
He has tanned several violent horses there in the
presence Of the Prince Roy,, and his Royal ighneas
prssented him with gold medal. Mr.. Rarey, hitter
s.stes, s sbont TO proceed 10 ". Petersburg.
The Princess Mathilds, Bouapirt has just received
from the Sultan a most saperb prayer carpnt, the
value Of ebich is repore TO be between three and
four Thousand pounds. Tho phrases from tho poets
which form the border 'such Rose Of the Garden,
"Bud of Delights" &C., woven in pearls and en-
erads to the cloth Of gold of which the carpet is com
posed while the senta nee from the Koran which occu
pics the center Is cor ,po.ed OF diamonds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

LATEST EXON PIXIES PEAK.
F,oc TIE &. Lo,i. D,,nOe,as Scs.2i

FroG Ties. Logis Dsn0e,as Ses.3
We had visit Yesterday sfternoon from Mr. J. G..
Miller Of Dandy Tompki0s County N. T., who hss
iust returned from the gold diegin..s On the South
Platte. Mr. Miller had some specimens Of the pre-
cious ore with him, which are of hae seocfiptioo.
He stst-s that the earnings of the members OF the
Lawrence Compapy, 70 which he belonged, we're from
g. to 8 Der Dag, obtained from pan wasoings; bat
that If they hai been provided With proper uiensil
aid machinery, they ooold have realized hom ~ to.
Tie smcunt u gold, Mr. ". thisks, is not 20 ertee.
sye us reported BY sorno, yet ttsre will bs
alive yield to all who erysge IN seskngit: The living
AZ tbs mine, has been excellent, there being pleuty II
came IN ,bs vicinity, whea Ia obtained withoa much
diffcrliy. Tho Lawrence Company wSre in camp iva
months, worked hard, AMI, had no sickness. The
climate was delightful sal al had Each Improved IN
hsalth. Mr.. n. = bis way home to spread the news
among biz neighbors, and viii ret.yn in the Spring.
when he thinks there VIII be a. muiense rvA to the
gold felds. nuu.he- Of nl;s.rs would remain on tho
ground during the Wioter and 10 fears vere enter.
'aired ofunastal suffering.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
No Prosecution,
Fo- CSnfroIe~ Of the City oF Net,- forh,
ROBERT T. hAWS.
For Go,erntr Of fhs Aims House,
CHARLES BRUENINoHACSEN

THE banner was swung to the beeze at a late hour
last night at the Of Cow Bay and Worth street,
and i'll such position that it can be plainly seen from
Broadway, al Worth street. The raising was cole
brated in peculiar abd jolly way. The Dead Rab-
bits kept away, but the "kapgaroos' we'e there IN
strong force and gave cheer upon cheer until they be-
came hoaase when motion put "thst all tand,
retire 10 the corner for refreshments" The mo
ton a. put and carried unanimously, uhercupOn all
bands fell in and to the music Of "Wei ie going to
Kerry" went into the where they were met by
"Dutcby" who made en- eloquent aud appropiae
speech CSpt. Connolly replied on behslf OF the vi>
itors at ZONE length. He very bitter upoa certain
pronine mt individuals in the Ward whom he charged
with string OF offsnsec TOO TO mention He
na.rat rome OF the aunoyapces TO wbcn be was be-
ing osy pat by these blessed with little brief au-
ihorty because he had opinions Of h own and hsd
the courage to express and act upon them. He sail
II at of his friends who had made himself obuoS-
ous because OF his Republicansm, had been haunted
aud haunted day and sht until charge was ruuped
up against him upon which he sentenced to the
Pep;eu,iaIy fer four months.
These remarks aud other things csusoi the auiien>
10 become considerably excited. hu, they were speedily
uolhfed by ".he Commodore" who .sans s comic
sorg about the brny oeep.
Other speeches were made and other songs sung and
sfteTwai b" Professor Sullivan produced his Il idle
ami dscoursed sweet music till nearly dawn, having
rosiaed biz bow only twice the whole hight.
Arsopg the tunes played wer the &" "kinnaire
March" the Kangaroo Quieks'cp" ~the Rel
"hxired Woman" "Connaughtman's Rnnbles,' sni
"ColleCn sasconda ma MORE" Beside, there were
FIVE jgF three hornpipes ard seven bresk-do~ns
The whole affair passed OF with great harmony
Sch is chapter of life on The Five Points.
Firth WArp ScBooL OrFiCyRs.-rhe COMMITTEES
from the three political parties met lnst evening at ST.
Johp's Park Hotel. aud upsninsasy indorsed tie
foouing ticket for School Ofieei. for the ensuiog
,esr For ComIrs siorer John Hewitt, jr loapeo;or,
samuel +. DaIgerj Trustees, John L. koome, Charles
{, N(tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
SELLING LIQUeR ON ELECTION DAY.


r. ,te Edit, Of Tie " J. Trt5u~r.
SR: The metropolitan Police act provides tAaA
l, shs'l 70. he lawful f'rauy person TO puolciy keep
cor dispose Of any Intoxicating sqnors upon the irst
"dsy of the week, cslei Sunday or upon any day d
"puhlic election. under penalty of so for Zach
oifense TO be sued for and recovered by the District
Attorney. for. the b ref, of tho Police con,iOgrnt
fund: and II -hs be the duty OF the Board Of Poice
"to strictly enfooethe p'ovi'ions Of ths section ~
Z" its prcpsr orders in respect thereto EScyboty
knows that Intoxicating liquors are pnbic'y kcps
and disposed of" on Sunday in thoassods OF dram
sbops-n srite OF law ami Police. Tnis impuni'y in
wrong doing eroouaces lswesres In respect 70 othes
provisions of the statute snl Of all others II was
potorious that at the last cci"n there shout ss
uch drinking as votns-drsmshops bsiog in fau
blp.t at s'most every corner We know not how gea-
eia ally complaints were msde by the pstrotiaen. nor
what the fate Of those conII6sns may have been. Ia
one Precitct however, We learn that III drinking
scloors were reported nsmo end number by two wit
resses to each ofeuse. What has BECOME of uhesa
cases yin somebody ten us And viii they tell 10
why and how kng 20 coutinue our vnsss'age
to the Rum Power How long day Of eisnre 10
to le made day of licenes How 'oug orr electors
are (, bo steeptdin whisky How long crs law. saA
fhcer. Of law He 10 BE- fbntsi and condemned by
Drpuas ID. makers and Ssbbathbrakers G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

Avon O7yrSnEE CsusHr.-On the .5sh Of Sep
tembcr last. james Mahcn and James Harkins, we'e
arrested for stealing peirs OF Nd gloves from MI
chael Ftzeer aid Of No. 1, Brosi~ay, and held to bal.
i PROVED to BE- straw bail. however one Charles ID.
Rtcje., their trial came up, but the secused psr:As
fiied to appear and from the time Of tae d''casrge
roihirg xas seen Of Hsrkrs until yesterday norcng,
when Office. Keese Of the detective force, detected him
oon;rg cu, OF the fur cre OF N-~combe, Prentice "
Co.. No. II Broadway, With valuable Sc. OF fur' On
i':cvtrins tie proximity Of oGieer heefs, Ha'kin'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
LATER from Snlt Lake.

81. LOUIS Thursdsy NOV. 70, Iooo'
salt Lake dates OF the 30th ult. reached 81 Joseph
"n The 18th inst. Tie news is nnimpertant. Severe
weather had been experienced the valley, aad there
was considerable snow the mountains, causing great
'ufeiing TO stock.
A number Of trains had arrived but others en-
csnped at tie South Pass to weather out the snow
seN!1.
The army was gr!fing along 6tly A large num-
Ter Of Indians were met on the route bu. e.! were
leacoahe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
THE LATEST NEWS, N
r,ab 81 .. RECEIVED BIZ s7sa s,il,ss,.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington,
gEcIAL pIsFs'crEs TO rHE ', Z. tRIsvss.

= PkctAt pISFA'.cHKs TO THE ,, I. fRIsVFf' h.
yyoa Oar OtOn c,.etoadeu '' - -." '"'
~ wAsmiNGr6N, Thursday 'No-.. 25,, 1853. 80
There seem. to be considerable dissension among
the Virginia Democracy. AT the. approachlas (
State Convention it is understood that resolutions
favorable 30 Douglas will be offered and strongly
supported. A werta cOot-st is expected. ,,,fafr.m
Mr. Clingman has arrived here.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
An Indian Battle.

ST. LOUIS, Thursdsy, Nov. %, 1853.
The South Pass correspondent Of The Republican
newspaper says battle occurred between tho Crow
and Snake Indiaps on the 29th u n which ten of the
former were killed The fight grow out Of tue THEY
ing propeDsities Of the Grows.
A,,ope y. General Wilson passed. the South Pass
Oct. IS. The weather was quite severe, aud large
pumbers of cattle were dying on the road. THE mail
for Salt Lske had to be packed through to its destina
uop, il consequence Of the heavy snow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
rcypr IN NEW-YORK CITY.

To 80 EIiior Of 1hf \. Tfia~hs -, ..,
SIR: Few days ago you published the conrs.rativ .
vote in some of the sodthsrn Counties in Illinois, and
so the nuuber Of white adults who cann"' real srd
write, and the thing locked bad tcE the DeGocf"y.
An article in T7. .Jcnraai of Commerce, 10 which
the WI ter SAYS: Speaking of the Bible ia sc loos.
in only twelve oi them il the Bible c'a:etthose are
in schools becbgug 70 the Four,h, S1sa and Four
tesrth Wurds."
Uron readrc this. l ass irdrssl % !oek .. t4e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

DEATH on Dr.. CoNsTocK.--Dr. John l. Counstock,
widely kpown a, the author Of valuable books o.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Ac died at H.rdofd
Conn, on Sunday, Nov. II. He . native Of
Lyme, Conp served % the var of 1872, and devoted
many yeaTs to the preparation Of sehocl-books HI.
"Na,'nAi Philosophy had sale Of half million of
copk<.
David Brish an old ard eccentric resident Of Hfed
er.ck City. Nd, died last week.
Tic Rev. Mr.. CIe'nor $, a Missionary, et Wheeling,
Va, thi. week, fer Corisco, Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Another Emigration Scheme.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. %, IeS.
TIE Southern Mail which arrived here Tonight,
Brought New oieans papers Of Saturday, the @Mh
ins,. They contain an advertisement. directing per-
sons who are desirous Of joining a. emigration conf
pspy bound to Nicaragua, TO apply before O'Clock
hist day. To whom, or where the application Is to DO
uade we are not informed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
Detention Of Nicaragua Immigrants.

SlUBILk, ILuIFus.i -VUN' % fV00'
Tse members of Walkers emgrant expedition are
r detained here, in consequence OF the refusal of the
Collector 10 give the vessel her sailing papers. Ii is
;he &, neral opinion here now, that there will be no
backing down THE matter on the part Of the govern
soett and that the cuigrsnt stp viii not in any event
L. allowed Ia depart.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
The Hibernia Company mt Boston

y, ny.
Tire Fra Dopsrinen, of Boston turned on. IN grcat
strength isst nrhi sud gave the libernia Encine
company from Ph.adelphis n most hearty welcome
iae torehlsbt p'oesss,on tne ospsy o. & &SseSwoSks'
st-a,ion one Of unusual intereet.
THIS being Thanksgiving Day, all business ia sus-
pended, and the people generally are giving them
selves up to the enjoy menis Of the day. Ths weather
beautifully clear and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

YoysG MES's CHRIsJI.s AssocIArIoS.-Tae Rev.
DIR. Stoora last evening, delivered al interesting
lecture al the Cooper Insttnte bl fore toe Young Men
Christian Association, on the subject Of Climate, IS
regards its impressions on civilization NotSthssnd.
Ing the popularity Of the lecturer and the subject Of
his address the attendance qaite small, probably
nc. exceeding $50 persons.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

GrnsAsrIc EsniBITIoS.--The sixia annual exhibi-
ton Of NJ. Henry Orchards Gymnasium aud Fencing
Academy was given last evening, st tho Gymnasium
looms in Stuyyesant Institute. \ numerous aui'ence
of ladies' ana gentlemen was prescnt. The exercises
were OF an interesting character showing the pupils Of
the several classes to have been we Taught and the
exhibition may bc considered superior to any Of tie
preceding ones Of this Gymnasium.