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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
NEwJERsEY STATE TEACHERS ASsocI-

IN. sixth annual meeting of this Assoc at0n Tas
cou.meIced yesterday aitsIuoon, al Tie Lyceu.n IN
,Jtrsey CITY at which there ~eIe quite uunoer o.
teuohtIs rfesent Fl, IN varlous parts OF the State
The President WM. +. PHhLPs, occupied the chalr.
Ths meeting opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr..
IocSw ooD az Mo' mouth County.
Mayur II. :. GREGORY Iesd vsolltor passes a ths
,as ne, ting tne Common Council ten efns tle Use
,f the Lsoeun II III the Association FOR the purpose
of boloig their meetings. he tuen introduced Mr..
DAVE Gould, Pres dent Of tte BOari OF Education.
MI GoUID ssid as a uenibtr Of the Board q. I'd
ucaton aud IN their behalf II afiOroeo them great
IA. asure ID tie selection OF Jersey CITY ss tue 7ce
ie- Looiug TIE annual meeting Oi tie Teachers AS
srciatou. III, referred T. II, gUod they haI aIea
c,ompishto and tho manifest improve meIts IN tae
common schOOls within a few years past they would
40 wonders and eventually be believed this State
would siaLd amor the first ~ pobhc school ejucsJn
Ut PkLslpENI toaI keu the MsyOr aad authorities
for the kird reception they had met WITH tie spoke
of tire great lood that wOa De accomplished aud the
bent. ibas community woad derive from the elevs-
ton U. the CONN on schools IL would do IN. 70 than
alytiiug else toward eradcstirg 'Asiiug evils'
SiIC, is Orgauizaton ths Association ba1 pesl in-
si1uIn,, tsl IN sdvauoug the cause OF education 10
yarious wsys. Through their Efforts, the Legislature
established State Normal School st Trenton, which
s uow att. *, ty 10 ladies' aud geoilemen who are
titirs Themselves for the autiss Of teachers.
TIE PREsIDENT announced tie following named
c,,i,.u.p Committee % Teachers Institutes; j. 5.
Suruh Suss.x County; j. Pectasm, Essex; G. II.
Lilsley, Hudson; NJ. Il. Dcoattle, Mercer and J. Is.
Thomtson, Huni.rdou
DIR. TrTriE OF The Neo. York T'me' delivered an
e,cetpt sdirr,s, in winch he spoke OF tae greet m-
movement III the MODE of nsiuctng the yonih "'niu
H. s.,twepty or thirty years aDl the defects ot tle
rr,srpt. closne with q humorous description OF the
.d schoo.house and its inmates ss was 10 his boy
hcod days. Co.,-,o,
mCiicn was adopted inviting the Mayer Common
ulcii. Beard Of Education, Clergy and Teachers OF
other States 70 st,epd the ue,tngs ofthe Assoc iton
during their session and participate in its deieefs
ions.
Mr. J. S. Smith said that be understood that me
Ar~ cation were 10 have ,diontr otioie 'neIr una
aoiopr1pept ma moved that Coz mittee 90 Dinner
be appointed lie motion adopted, and tue
J. Fetidttts srrouuc.d for tie Comnlliue; he-sf-'J y
Suitt, Cfas. L. Nygbt, Dr. Webb, Gld Tie Seoiet@fy
j. T. lisiu,a.
IutLe.yenus tne Association listened " al address
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


The Bourc u ct At the usual hour yesterday after.
noon. MI. UAswELL in the chair.
1hc Inf,cied Cuy GorsrF rent Of 1857. The rryolu.
non IN appropriate o. for d.i-I ding the tvor
Common Council IN TIE matter of the CatllOlc Orphan
A'ylUm grant was cObcurred in.
The report d tho tinhrce Committee in favor Of
tonatn 500 % 10 the " Widoss Methodist EpssODal
Home, 10 eDahle heIn 10 pay arsesruent Tor build
Ig seNer in Forty -econd street, coucurred in
Tie Board oOLcnIred 10 remit taxes oD the Courch
of tie luns cuate Coz ptiOn aLd toe aion
CbuIcb ala 10 con ect tax O che North Pf-sDy ferian
Church a,d the Protestant Episcopal Public Scnod
Society.
DcRaiiors.-Tie resolotiycs 10 place s. 900 to the
creoit Of Mab,i Luke, wdcw Of Hugh Luse, lost
lis he At The a'e tte in Centre street adopted.
Tie Bosrd concurre6 IN cora.Ing Wr TO the
Nort-~esefn Dispe sary $50 TO the Lslie. Depos-
uory. sId $50 to lie Wouens Prison Association.
The report OF the Committee On Police 10 favor Of
peyiTg Tecicsl bIs 4 Drs Lodge, Van Lar, and
QUatk keI bush, war adopted.
TIE report in favor of opening Sixty fourth street
ff'Lo l. gLto avenue u HuGsol River was adopve1.
TIE Bcnrc cW Cured IL the appointment Of itrge
n,nbeI Ct Comm ssiooeIo Of Deed, place o Others,
ress ned or whose tenn Of Office bad t,piIet.
Adjourned to "Wednesday, at O'Clock 2. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

THr VAcAST STATE OFFICES Is NEw-JERsrr-
TuE CAsnIpArEs.-Durng the ensuing year Gov.
N.wen has the sppoin'msDt Of C'an 'euor. iour
Judges Of the Supr Court Judge Of the Court ot
Errors and Appeals The term # Wm. y. Wopi eI-
pirIPl several Prosecutors ut the p-ar, and tse ol
Board Of Plot Commissioners. TIE terms Of tae
piessut incunbeuts expire a. tollows:
Ikanesgor-Bel amin WlAnIou tee Sta day Of fesra-
sIy. 1854 81, r.
K5s; Stacy O. Polis, February p lSv Daniel hAiHe' No
" IneeT IS, is5s-
By the resignation Of Judge Ryerson s vacancy
wac occasioned which temporarily Oiled IN ths
nppointmett by the Cove nor OF the Hoo. Z. W.
,, lpley who viii be nominated 10 the Ssn.;e FOR
the All term. -
For the po.t Of Chancellor, sr. Williamson is beng
stror civ uIged ty body Of friends aud by
a large portion of the Bar of the STATE. The me n
bers Of the opposition who candidates for t5 po-
si,'on are Asa hite ncad Of tbs city, aud A D. 10
bri.kie Of jersey City. They are both smoos the
ablest lawyers OF the State. =,
For JUDGES of the Supreme Court, beside M.
Whelpey there are named prominently tne Hon John
Van D,ke Il Midcl-seI the Hon. Daniel II ,aes OF
Snssex the Hon Mr. Ten Eyck Of Burlington, the
Hon. George H. Brown Of Somerset, and Thomas h.
Dudley of Camden.
In ADDITION the above appointments tie Legislature
in Joint Meeting will DE- required this Winter TO ap-
point United States Senator, Treasurer, State Pson
Inspector five Inspectors Of State Prison, two ; ATE
directors of The Joint Companies, tesi 10 vsnous
County Judges end Commissioners OF Deeds.
Sr~Gs Mrrcary, sS;a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
I4A " LV7'ELLIGENCE
TROUBLES or A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE

TROUBLES OF A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
SUPREME COURr-cHsNByRs-Deo 1-Bsfors Jaiys.
SUTHERLAND
A WIFE INVOKING THE AID ov Tng LAW To osrAIs
Posskssios ov sER HUSBAND.
In the matter Of ,he tition OF Mary Elizabeth siscst
The dy routine Of tho proceedings iu the Courts b
occasionally relieved by little romance, Of whca The
present ca'e will f.rve as an Illustration.
Fi"m the pspers before the Court It appear that On
tre 18th Of TINS mouth your man named James Stu
clair stl in his norty, entered into the slken bonds
Of mstrimony with Elizabeth -, whcse msjsa
name has not ya appeared Four days af'sr the
mony the yoosg bridegroom informed Elizabeth tiat
he feared ceenii II aud conrlrsnt tho part ot ois
fsthsr and charged t. take immed.te proeeedngs
TO recover his liberty should he be missing. f,w
days ago sbe applied to Judge B,lcon for q ~nt Of
bsbeas corpus, commaniins John 3. Sinclair hsg
faherit- law, 70 produce the body of hor missing"
husband befo'e the Court. Her petition states that
her sih.rinsw det .iDs her hu band AMI refuses 70
allow him 10 Witt or live with herr that JDha y Sn-
clair mas declared his intention TO keep his away
from her at al hazards, and will necessary, ,sni
him out Of the country TO preven. them from living
tgetbU.
TIE elder Sinclair made return to the writ to-dsy,
that his son was MINOR, doniced up u the date sf
the wit, in bis house and wholly depsndett upon Elm;
that he Was rot restrained If bis liberty by force "
cor fn.nert hu. only commanded uader paia Of the
parental di-Jlessore, rot to leave the premises, for
pr, vo0s dsobsdieacs aod di.respec r the commands
Of hs iaber. IT. conclusion be states that tbs day
the vii, granted bis had alrsajy left the o,n-
tr ard custody Of his father with the consent Of tho
latter, who copsequeLiy could not now produce ain.
required by the writ
Wien the ca.e c.Ine on for beaGng to-day bsts
psr,s not borg resiy, 81 Adjournment Wa gr,ntsd.
IL il presumed thst when tho whole facts arc dsvsl-
oped toe CO... viii pfesent some interesting features
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
by T. w. vAIrs1IsI Of Brooklyn -subject, You-I

by T. w. vAIEsTIsE Of Brooklyn -suhject, Young
America"
a nUuber of gentlemen have uni.ad in tsn'ering
the alie- Of toer hom-s To those Of toe As.oci
aion r-,1irc ont OF the CITY, aui II is also understood
that sciree vii be given IN honor o. toe OCCASION
by he Hon. ID 5. Gregory.
The Teachers vii meet FOR toe transaction cf
bUsire-s - day. an1 in toe evening lecture "i Be
delivered bv Pro'. John = Hart, LII ID lac primer
pel d the CeLt!a High School u PaILade.1 1hia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Mr.. MACLArs SEAT TO BE- CosrEsrED.-h is sad
that Mr. Phip HsmiItoc intends to contes, the AT Of
Mr.. Msciay the Representative Of The Vth District
10 the DeIt Congress. Our r-sders are asA7 tns toe
vote given Ill New York, where Mr. Maclsy ob,aInsd
lis mi iriry. Labelled " Member cf Congress
While Ia Wli.msburgh, where Mr. Hsulilt . Is .Arsey
ah, Sd, they bore tts legal de. suaton, FOr Repre-
sentative in Congress" IL is due 10 Mr. llanuton 70
state thst Re sll rot demand or accept -ea on S.
count # tis iechncshp; out hssss his clAm % the
erounc thai after deduotins the Illegal votes Ooa'nei
nom tie Nay srd snc ner sources be s De louad
to nave clear msjority 10 the District
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Dsc "a - Bs6.r,
JIdze IsGERsoLL.
INDIA -RUgB.K motion,

INDIA- hU BbtK NDTIDNJ.
Horace H. rsy a. sgt Howard ssns-r Sans a., Pesw
A yEusy Same ~ ~in A Brooks.
These sie nations for 70 nnc'I tho de-
fer from making venting certain siod u soozs
yT.DL tia, the
~r-k eoun-ei being eusspsd Ts.rs
over re sfdsyits besde bU.h. of b. rcd
Judse b n & s y bJ.trn r A. JeJcsss of RssAs
IsaIo h " Stoukhton Bls,etforo seward soi 0n.~sA.
Gas K-,r .na A. Fuller of this city spe-sr ~ tss
p,ipt iaa. Bfa9y Yd~sJa y. Dct.nsSn WIZ Juisss
Geo G,aord, And J. D. EereLsrd for the dsf,adasts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srrcIAL Tsln-Dec. r.
Before Judge BRADy.
Coles sgt. SweeDey.-Motion dene9, With oOsts.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIOss-rrc. s-s.fos. L.

COURT o. SPECIAL sEsslOSs.-rIc S-sefoss Js-
tees Connolly, KELLr and 8aownsLL
JOIN Anderson, assault ard battery; PeoltectAry
ronbs Henry B@osessr a..u, AID BAKERY Judxnsat
p-rd-d. Pstch Brsoy s~sg Dosey drawer and s. Psni
tsntlsy mon be- Rshsfs Bosss steshns four ksses Il
hr-sd rsnanded William Burger AID Aothory Soes Sealing
seo,h cap rsrrand.d Friedrich Cnssey, stealing pair 4
boots; P.nit~naIy Pierce CAhi sssast ssd ss
ksftsy Penitsptsy months Cssaarins DssIn, sssiina
socefies r.nsudd Msry A F.rs ssssnls aud bs~ryI
Perr.u.isry "a a,h Ch.s rnh b-Ier sssl, and eas,yi
hned o. Pap Fancy ST. AiBs - pigeons judgment
p~tded. Bsnsy Feensy salpf an iron door Peat. i,y
~ "a f,rh~s sins shirt rni.<n'iuy mna,ha
C.t srs~ Gescs stssang snd eohinf t~o chuss;.
Peuif. aonb charge. Avn H. Hp-sts. s-,l
sod 9TH s',ifl@s Psrsts Als-rt
H.vA d. sissirs coai Prnit~u.i,y moptas M,rv ksae
sra8t and battery, City PrSon ? day. Brhg-t McCary
s.ss.Gs s.ssx fsaxsstasy GsaA. Jsea hAasy ss,s2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
(Adversemept
Hungarian WINE>.--The Subscribers call the


a.n0u and the ,de thrs. delicious WissS
un.qused putty flavor from ~ dozen and np~sd
Its ceebrad Musc,t. 81 81 per dczsab sni Ia wesA
fr M pr ssou upw ard both Hock af.t RE
fines. Hur gaan Cho payne ipreterst u the Frspcn s
ssupl, S. oootaiuox tur b,tte. h'cs' ~f CiIs
" F.EuSp & uRosslsGkK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
Ngw-YE,R'S CALLS.

To sA< Edss,, cf IA. Y. rv,b.-s.
SIR: VIII YOU kt me- spggsst IN the Ladies ~ hope
~ ee cn satu cay NEXT ny. No. tie preprsi.
opening he io,r. early. .
Hslfps.' - enough 20 al,rs la. II cS
especially If one Ltt nds wasns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
I Aiv-stissren, |
CUPID CoING.-T

CIPID UOING.-I5 % INST lIIlt or IUVlu r UUfssS
riousy popular. - RAsSVNs IVssUN, The LNse
rtonp of Children puss an, her nes pas am ne
To-MoRRo~. SO and Cu3ds soe. aud A. the o<ssr
shtfl p.t0raanc-s bkgNNMs THs A,rESNooN. TssJ
will b. rrptsed Iggs kvs>NG.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

PICKLHD OYSTERS FOR THE HoliDAVSi-
poRloS 4 sHArrgR Noe 2tS AID 2ti suna Msrset -
trr,srcd 10 .uop Families wth choice P'ksi Oystoss ~
th.iI New Years tabes, A. TIE shoret sotica
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
lAayertisement1
-Up CuprI,Ir = DIscoyypv

Tn nuy reliable and genuine prpsfsu Of the dsror zoe
Of LINE, SODA aud Porssa is for sale ct tho -
Geresl Depo. the Uusd States, wholesale sUi - all ~
J NINCHEsrEs Amercai and fOiexa agency ", " Johs-
i,rk where siren DO 9bansd- DfusssS su
piled. Price, 81 Per bottle OF three for IS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
lAdvertisen, nt
CURNFy'S NkW GALLERY,

No. VI bkNNDWNf,
rir.. Block below the New.yort Hotel
PporocRAPss D.GuEsssorSPss MisI.rUsss In o.
vosyrYrgs usual artistic s,yics tor The hsisAAys
Gallery open ul y. IN. for Tree nspeousa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
rAdsrriserseos. /
HILLS AIR

HILLS AIR LI6ITr COMPANY, No. 4t BrocSs-
g ~ouc uvi. alto cal snd TIE mot etiAs,t sat ossse
es q a. ever rrrir-.t 10 bis Other eogn,y Sarit
s. .ls At OIL cest Aonr State sai "auty kssA
s,r -. Mars. ssEDks \ Co,
Ar~nts United Stats sat EstspA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
lAtv~,i.e.0e |


As = MeClcine, rs bt'tfa-V, a. III fPFc's~.
R-s,orstise sc~. fruu~ ES'htfsu :" Ss.a
n Mauhood sd he. As-, tsvFe B. no'sns Ae f.s1S
Lo~no> CokiAi Cs-tb- only Se1uiss Lon 'oa Ga a ne
raskt For s, ~ al d ss.ts sroess, kc Cvnsrs DePos
No, ~ srs.Sw,y Sew.rork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

TnE METALLIC TABLET STRor-lnyented By
G,o s,V>psSs A d. lSs-rh. ne ulae sriS-, hes
rev-r h -qu. pra iRG the keeU-t s-iet eta, -
rstor Car ot snbcusr aod sos nsaafAc-
tar-i,. j. 4 $ sAuNpkks. No. A,,or hoasr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

RIcu. CuEAP AND BrAurIfUL GIFTs rOR rua

WsIIpAys-An Eush.h Velvet Cnp-t for ~ % yssAe
Bru.els 7c; s~ col iIE.ins ~ Rug. Plan, Cs'~ss. ~
.uaas kc., At extraordluary lo- p'ie~.i
HIRaN ASDs ssos Na " BswWc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
SUPERIOR coUar-s,,cr.L rrsx-D.oa-s.fsr. j..

Jas Meyers AT. D-ear r. S-.bbils.-An ado xlaOo
efty. per cent on 3 ,IH o.
Vioior Feary sg,. Chss. Gerber Motion u Dis
chnse order 81 derist with 81 oos,s ipe ser1 ssS
ord,y of reference In IN
what Anssge ire regzon Of the parcbsss of the sooi 10
question uneesood and how FAT be spsk and 1adsrsaAs
Joseph A. Bi'tirg sg.. Geo +. Vsndenber2h ct a.
Nc noraads with specia-Tern Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
CITY ITEMS.
lecture vii h@ delivered this evetng. at Clinton
Hal. ~ the religious organizations of Ire.hi, B.,
Nathan Nesoiit, eeq

We call attettion to tie lecture Of Z" TX Marvel
this evening in the Galway Baptist Church, Trenty-
( iro street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

MORE ABOUT The NEwBURGH MrRDER.-There Is
row a probability tbst tois mysterious murder viii
coIIe to hgbt. gentleman residing a, NJ ii.etovn,
Orange County, state tar hi. wf SISTER. siacress,
nho had been working in Newburgh il April, 1857,
hoadre s. Blizzsrds, who ives = relalye) n, been
ssirg that tlue, std hist ,te description given
Of tie cntg rl who .s' murdered near tna; village
answers exactly TO the appearance OF the mssns girl
H. sl-o states that it is his nteEton to fully nv,st
ea e tie matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Great Assisnee's Srie of VELVET CioaKs. TAI
Va &e. ~ PET osHt below sosA Ma SS C,.,-t saa -
gD,e~.y B. ssNpKkra. AsSssA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

psvemen', the 0y TO pay half snd TIE prop 20
on The route the other half. After some debate
the report was laid 90 the table.
Tire Board adjourned TO Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

A. W. FABrR's LgAD PENCILS, sold at rctsA
ey Al sstsoness. A. whole sale ory oy
T. raszS sls Assat Ne. is WiltAss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

sceu.cd WA t&Aec before Jastice Cosn,uy, q ess
Lower Polse Csart, sad comaitted to prissa ~ &
amir atios. M. Schcsnh-cr 10 sui a, large.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

fDW ARD III. Ui\pN, VI. ~, Eit'l oi s'o
aud aud Ciu.uli1f svrse,n. NJ ~ -
Coz obscure diseases day, ocswea
and 2 aud a4G evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Cg,Rsy or AprLrEEY.-,Iobu Sri'h. 10 def,ul, of
,l vs. cornst,se p li yessr-sy D. JI-- siat'n u
Jr.e, Cy oa chalse .. siui-y preferred b. A' J'ah
Sla.tA-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
SUPREME ECOURr-CHAssszs--Drc. "a Before Judss

Drsi Don AndreNs ~ a. agt PDiltnfer W. Sebbins
tta-Cs ~.td s nlrs ats With cor sloa q
pas. be q slowed
j, sepb Eels ssl. FsEcifi Veavsli ct sL-No case
Be- settled until the as provision Of ns lew rule 81
Lf,n vi.h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ed, they tad ouly beee in the city few h"as; hsi
c,pe from Pdt-bans AMI were on their vsy 10 Prov
derce. Sic taken to tue romhs for shelter;
is IN great distress IS she ha, friends bat this
sor and IS pearly bud.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

MALICIOUS MIscHirr.-On Monday night Officer
Ferton Ct the Ninth Precinct, arrested Mathew
O'Rrisn, Geo Fowler ard Ann GLADDEN., charged with
breekiig irto the premises o, sarah j. Davis No 10
Han rnond street and destroying several pictures, and
other property. The accused we're yesterday morning
taken before Ju-'ios Quscken5ush and bsi to answer
the charge Of ushcious mischief iu the Of 500
escS. O Brien W.. baed and t-e other Iocced up ia
d.fau.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

An old lsdy named May Grahsn is ANXIOUS to hear
from s.r son Whhsn Grsrsm. Sre vs' found 10 the
street let Friday evening" had lot her way; di not
ro Der tie Lane o. tic street where Rsr soa 0oad'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

RIAL EsrArg.-The following sales were made yes
,erda, by a. j. Bleecker, Son & Co. q. The Merchants
EIchags:
10 =, 80, f,cr' sib.v or is.o. ~ 80
yis,o-v brk Hou.e sid lot s6joni = co.. 80
ono :Sr.,, IctI1cc % ~. II 800
Ore 70, % COZ .a.5
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

Arpso PRIsosER TO EscAPs.-S'me time ago q
woman named Mary SchoenEetr va. arrested a; Tar
rytown charged WITH pss-ing counterf-i. = blis on
the Brandon Bark Of Vernon. 1pon shopkee per in
ths, place. She was tsksn before Justice Of the
Peace, and prevailed upon MIN to permit her TO 20 20
TIE city r charge Il officer, for the purpose Of look
ing ater her infsnt child. Her request scc-sedto,
and While At hsrre,iterce in the Twenty ~coDd Wrf,
she clipped from the house with her child 10 her Arns
TIE sane night ste was again sppreheniei, and
10, ked up in TIE Twenty-'econd Prectne! station
Hcuse, where, on Monday evening, che VS. visited BY
her husbAL1.
Sctoerhser went away after convening with her
awhile bu. returned soon after and approaching
sn, al grated window IL the building succeeded in re-
nov,re the fsstenings and rsscupg biz child. He
then by fsl keys, orotnerwe, uoocked tue ceu DOR
and sised his wife 10 escspe. Tne police sooa 90,
bon track Of Schosnheer and apPreheDded him yes
tsrdsy morning " tie lower pat " To cGy. Tns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

The snL pistrhation Of the Pablc School Medals,
viii take place on Friday si O'Clock 10 Ward School
No. "A Elm s.reet, hear Leonsrd. Thcse wbo nave
rot received their medals will be present ss thst tms'
There will BE- variety Of school exercises, masIc &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

TIE LOTTERY CAsEs.-rhe decision IN regsrc 70 the
Lottery cases Dov on trsl will be gwen ~ J1ise
Russell OF Thursday, 8. l2 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

We desire n cs'ling sttentioD to the snbjoued an
Loulc.mert, 10 urge the claims of " rJe Home,"
upon oil kindl, ana chsrtsoi. persons. The ln'tlsa'
tiop re,ds a.. 1t IS not only in TIE hsoest ea-e
humare ard Cbri,isn r.ti'ution, but it can WI sp-
peal TO s who hsvs siake IN the ~e,i,re Of -cety,
spor tie ground Of utility and social pedency Lst
II lave tie means of continuing irs good work
THE Hons FOR DIscHARGHD rEyALE PsIsosss-Cpr'
,hutiOr, - t tie BrCtsors of C. 5. Franc, Co.,
No 55i BrosSway Th;s is th- O., LsutioD IL tn,c ci'y
Ibis cl.s u frd protection D0natoas WI De
grssefui, received, a. they az much n-.ess , IL,
C A. seOGWICK, PEesIdsat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

M r. Friedger, sn agent Of the ChildrO'' Ala
Society, left New-York yeetsrday afternoon, with
large company Of children, ard bo!s averaging fr'm
IS to Il yean hey in excellent cheer, and i'i
Of hope of hsppy Ns~-Ysars welcome IN the land
Of the Wet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ARTISTIC PRoJEcT.-A dc .oi.d mend sni pat cne's
Of sr, Dsned Mr,. Andrew Mount rss.iing IN tnis
city has sus sested novel project Il Is to establish
in tee II gtsnds Of Navesuk sst'-nivnt OF hOn5s
for AIT suo genus with an artist. cemetery a6i
uo-uu.r, Of Shakespeare. II wss frs. proposed 10
purchase Jsy estate fr pi- pafPe, hut tha i-s
We. given up ard daer si.e selected The shore, if
q mile and tbree-Qusrers, hss been purchs.sd, IL u
sold, and place OF unTiya.e beauty tnus secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

RrGrLAR OK IRREGuLAR.-Ws pubishsd al the
ticie's electsc, or claimed elected oy tho vanous
Reputl can Ward Associations ou NJ ncsy nigst. Or
tler leg alaIliy have rothng TO say that mdsI oe
settled by the parties themselves IN the several CON
m,.ees.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOUsE.

TIE Bca,d m-t yesterday At tue iii e 10 the Park,
Mr.. SNiIH IN the Cnsir, asd a quorum present.
APPENDED il tie usual weekly statement:
Nun remaining Dec. lS 1859. si9
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-17
HOW THE UNION Is KEPT GOING.

The Union says:
"The machinery that grinds out the daily
Union is fabricated with human brains and
vitality; think of that, Farmer Thrifty"
fabricated with human brains!" Ayei
and how are those human brains procuredf
Who pays for themf How much money in
the shape Of salaries, is received monthly by
those whose brains lubricate the machinery of
the Union' How many Assistant Secretaries
Of State, clerks in the Executive Departments,
and clerks of committees Of Congress, whose
time is paid for by the Government, out Of the
public Treasury, furnish brains to lubricate
the machinery of the Union? "Think of that,
Farmer Thrifty" That you, yourself, in part,
pay for the very brains that lubricate this won
derful machinery. Were it not for the large
sums of money paid to the Union by the Gov
eminent, its machinery would, in very brief
space, come to dead stand And how, think
you, Farmer Thrifty" this lubricating mate
rial and motive power are earned by the Unions
Why, by its support Of the Presidentin every.
thing-right or wrong; by being his mouth
piece, and his tail-piece; his fetch and carry;
his fulsome eulogist; his whipperin; his faith
full jowler to bark and snap at every one he
calls traitor, renegade, recreantl ,"Think Of
that, Farmer Thrifty"
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-17
REMINIsCENcEs.
Navy Agent at MarseiIles.


In the year eighteen hundred and forty-one,
President Tyler removed the Navy agent at
Marseiles, for the benefit of Nathaniel DENLY.
q bankrupt merchant Of Richmond, Virginia.
DENLY had no money, and could not move with
outfit As a disbursing agent Of the Govern
ment he could only call for money, on requisi-
tons made on him by officers Of the Navy.
There was neither law nor precedent for an
advance of money to him. He was pure Dem
ocrat and warm supporter of the "Tyler
party" The Secretary of the Navy, John Y.
Mason, simon pure Democrat, and strict con-
structionist decided that, as the law did not
forbid an advance to DENLY, he would make il
if DENLY would give him bond of indemnity.
DENLY applied to Charles Francis Osborn, then
considered wealthy merchant in Richmond
to join him in bond Of indemnity. If DENLY
would give him a power, Of attorney to draw on
hisfiend, the Secretary ofthe Navy, adj li5itum.
Osborn agreed to join in the bond It was done.
and Judge Hallyberton certified that Osborn
was good for the amount specified in the bond.
DENLY got $4,000, and went to France. When
breadstufs became scarce in Europe, Secretary
Mason advanced another $50, 900 to his friend
Osborn, who laidit out in breadstuffs, for the
European market Osborn applied for another
$4,000 under the Aforesaid power of attorney.
The warrant was issued for $50 900, payable to
o. I. Osborn, attorney for Nathaniel DENLY.
This warrant remained in the Treasurer's Office
uncalled for. Osborn failed, DENLY was ruined,
and the United States was " diddled,n for the
benefit of d3a9 DEMOCRACY.