New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

. .rne youpo Mems Christian Association, The
non ~ of both bodies visited the Ssnsom street
".nrcb where they were received WIN "o'''
shuloA H., tho Association. The scene was one
~ most novel and delightful witnessed curing
~ HOLE of the late awakenlng' III 'he N""
S"bo" synod the Rev. DR.. Braineio gave oh
;r,ere.t;na account Of the progress oi ,he iIesOy
sersp Church in the mted o'n'9s i"r Va. ias' rev
te,'o" prsyion.ly to last year il had mol increased
mn1,hers hut the reports of this year showed an
"o &c mare than & 200; and he hoped that next
a.. n,uher would BE- doubled. He INCIDENTAL
l. nnd,A IN the subject OF slavery ana regretted the
- hetseen the two branches oi The Church.
Ear.h and South. IIt thought the best way to man
,'oe the slavery question was 10 iet II alone. IL
age uho 80 have been introduced into the Church
shou'u J;scord. But the Presbyterian Church Of
70 ,oca,,nis were peculiarly situated, and exposed
!.s:s,re from both sides. Ii the Church sym
"RR;.sd with the Northern yIow of the question,
!"r Southern brethren charged upon us that We
80 uuder the influence Of AboliiOnism; if We
f.yored non-interyentiOn, our brethren Of the
Northern and Northwestern States who were out
-ftbe reach of Southern influence, complained that
ne were under Southern control which they re-
fused 20 submit to-consequently, the Presbyterian
Church of Pennsy lyana, from force of circum-
stapces were compelled tO take sides with their
Northern brethren. lie urged upon the members
present greater activity and zeal in adding converts
10 the Church, which would show that the part we
have taken on this question was the correct one,
would b. shown b. the increase of members, prov
ing that the sympathes of the people were with us.
At the same tlme he would be grati6ed TO learn of
the increase of the Church in the South. The re-
port, in the same Synod, on publication and the
press takes strong denOminatl0nal ground, and is
strongly in favor of the periodicals of the Synod,
which have been true 10 it during the late Slavery
discussion, when there was ~ strong Southern
pressure. The report was adopted by Il unanl-
NOUS vote.
.Jones's celebrated hotel in Chestnut street, OPP
poste the Arcade, was depopulated by the Sheriff
last week. At very short notice lts numerous
inmates were requested 10 vacatc and make way
for that officer. The hotel contains l3l rooms all
sfwhch were we'll furnished Among them was
1he Jenny Lind chamber, replete with every lux
Nriant comfort in the way OF carpet, bedding, mir.
Tors, aud piano. No wood, the 9rn"...,, of n mere
American forest was ri", enough to figure in this
gorgeous ehamb"II. Rosewood reigned supreme.
Eyeri thng throughout the house was sold. closing
WITH knocking down the lease to the highest bid
der. Though the crowd amounted to q jam. vet
the prices realized were sbsurdly low. The cricr
AsOe quick and sorry WORK of the whole concern.
This breaking up OF an establishment 80 admirably
situated, so extensively known, i'll which il Is n0tO-
rous that large fortunes have been acquired,
mas excited much surprise among us. The sale
here mas bten IouON'J "! Nh duCti"h VI III lI'
stock of an omnibus company which has been sIl-
rerseded by one of The new passenger railways.
fhc charter of each Of these latter companies re-
gures il to purchase the stock of the omnibus
company, which may be in possession of the route
IL be traversedby the railway. The latter buys
Cut the omnibus company at the topprice. and sells
at the bottom figure. AT his sale, ncw 0mnibuscs
event off at Sl75. Others in excellent condition
seid fol- so and some rs low as Sl7. Thirty of
them were sold at these killing prices But the
dsys of omnibuses in this city are numbered. We
now have 60 miles of passenger railways and every
citizen has already learned to hate the sight and
sound Of an OMNIBUS
The dry goods trade of this city is now dull and
comparatyely stagnant. Domestic goods esPc-
csIly so. and much disappointment has been eNpc-
,;encad st the meaeerness OF the Fall business
No ;mproyement is now looked for until after Janu
.y Buyers from the West and South are pur-
CHASING very spariugly only for their immediate
wants There is but small stock OF sheetlngs
blescbed goods and drills in market yet prices
rule quite low. Prints are in better request. In
,yoolrns the supply is fully up to the demand, nnd
,,r;cas are somewhat irmer in consequence ot re-
s.ant advances i'm the raw material Money conllu-
nos abundant both banks and brokers being fill 0i
,nemployed capital. This abundance has recent!
csns.d great and general rise III every description
If sound security at the stock Board. STATE ives
have cone up from - to 30. Trenton Railroad has
advanced I3, Camden and Amboy II To ~ ana pre-
Esrrea Morris Canal to l06. This stock. during
the pnnic. sunk to -. Everything but the isnces
;s advancing. The coal stocks are looking better
under AN increasing Fall business. The SchulylHu
Canal tunnage is nearly up to last year, and VIII be
ahead Of it in another week. Reading Railroad Is
only 2s4. 900 tuns behind last year, and VIII now
reduce this leeway rapidly But II cannot 9c de-
MED that all the great interests when are collale'"i
20 the coal trade are sorely depressed. The coal
mined and brought To market pays no profit worth
working for But the mines must be kept active
or gangs of valuable hands would be broken up
and the machinery perish of mere idlcness.
Our quarantine season has closed having i"''eu
four and half months. The number oi NesselS
detained was 3-l, being larger number ihSh III
.o, nne season for twenty years The hospital adj
,n;t,ed a patients, y of whom had yellow fever
Of whom four died.