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in 0lu6lanb 1T, muroe ROM 4aiier Nleranber
nit Nu83eidnunS empfanaen.
Wian ermartete, caB bic iplnii9en Wabler
Iebr ltiirmiid fem wliroen. @S sin9 DaS @e>
rii4t BON elmer W.niltertrilis, absr es murOe
bemIelben wioerlprOden.
Die IpaniiGe 8esieruns bat bic GinfabrunQ
bon 8aumwpuen Samen in Cuba lantiicnirt
Die ruiliiae DampIidifffabrts, @omp. bal
8elis bon Ullu Tranca er8rlffen. ,.srs
Sn Der TIrfei UNI benz Often i6erbaupt
berridte fOrtwi4reuDe Gufre9un9 8e9en BIZ
@brilf.n. @rs s@a1
2orb @l8in uub Iomiral Sebmour marer
mad Supun Se9an9en. Dte frau5Sitlden Saifft
maren mad Go9in @9ina abSeiabren. Der brit
tiide @rniul uaO ALE 6remoeu batten Cantor
pe,laieu. tFe9Z So ae
Weitere Na6ri6ten Der ,Nfrica."
s CLAMP. tH94
Die Wandelter Srieoensseieuldaft bat if
auf elmer brelteren 8alis ~Dr9anilirt. @5 lpirt
cine perrlanente NsitatIrn Der 6rase permtttelf
Erattdt4en, 8Orleiun9en unD Difentli4en 8er
iammluusen beabit4ti8t. 81 @s7'~%a'4
Spanten.
Mabrtb, %. Sept. Die Srosrelfter
Der Sauptitabt ba5en ibre @anpioaten Sep1blt
Die Webrbeit Der Sournale qreift pa8 miniite
rieQe Nanifel an. H.,
. eut41an b. gay
Die baperil9en Sammern lino am 1. Stt6r
a~uf8elSst worcen unp binnen &ur3sm wirD etn'
neue Wabl ltattfinpeu.
6uB1anb.
Der GMpfan9 pes Saiiers Aleranber il
Warldau miro ale auBerorDentlt9% entbultaltiId
9eldilpert.
Der Yariier Correspondent beS BrIlie(e,
Sournals v2e gecro" meint, oaB Die 8eile Oe'
Yrtn5en Napoleon nad WarlAau ben 3ned
babe, benz rullij9en Saifer. Die Anlt9ten 4oui&
Jtapclecn5 betreifs Der 1id porbereitenDen ST
elBnille III Der Elrtet mIt5utbeilen unD parau
gu orta9en, DAB in Nnbetradt oeS sesenpdrti
gen SeiprBniB erre9enpen 3utlnoes Des otto.
maniIden Gei9e8 cine balpiBe llebereinltint
mun8 5u Stanbe tcmme.
Turtet.
Die ct. Yetelsburser peutlde 3situn9 ldil
belt Die Ttrtei als, troB aIer Anltreu9un9er
'oes Sultan8 uuo pieler tiirfilter Staat5mlr
11er, ben in ben tuneren 2ebenstbeilen naseuoer
Steb8 auS5uIdueipeu, pcn unbeilbarer Grant
belt it4 aufl0ienb.
Sn GripOlis mar Der Nu5fano zines 8atail
Ions SclOaten uuteroriidt worpen.
Sprien.
Su gang Sgrien berrldte bic srSBte Iufre
9un9. Die driltliGe Bep6lterung lebte in Be
ltdaot9er @eTabr Dor Den Wobameoanern. 81
tlirfti4e 6e8lerun9 miro ais taum irsenO mel
DE Autorltdt III Der YrOpinj ausibeuO 9ei6it
bert.
S4wei3.
Der S6weljer 8unoeSratb Fat it4 in @tel
iber bic Serlesun9 bes SdweijerSebtetes Durd
Dltreidii4e 3olbausbeamten betllSt.
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81. 3Out8, IS. Ott. Die lltob grf
tam am 8. D. in ct. Sciepb an. Die Iruppen
MOLTEN am IS. Sft. ibr Wlnterla9er be3ieben.
AIeS mar rubis. Gin Greffen 3piI6en einem
DISPLACEMENT pes 2. @auauerie 3tegtments unO
ben @amanNes SnDiauern Iano AM l. SIT. bel
Jtit4ita 0iGu9e ltatt, pcbei Qieut. 8an Camp
uno 4 Wann fteleu, Waior Yanclop uuO 10
Utann perwunDet puroen uno 40 @alnandes
fielen.
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Mnfmnft bes Oantpfers
uStar Of the W t."
Neueres aus Galifpruten.

~ { " { ! { . v " o " VI v I u ! { We
New.Ysrt, Is. Stt. Der Dampler
Star Of the lSelt fam an init mebr al5 ST. 400
600 in @olo bon @alifprnien uro nit 9ta9ri1s
ten bis gum 20. Septbr..
@r perlIeB Isplnwau am 5. b.
Ser Grfct9 pes atlant. Sabels bate in Gale
~Iornien 8rcBe SefrieOtsuns errest. Am 81.
lclte IN San Srancisco cine 9rcBe Teier fem.
Die Stale Dec 0fe8ierune bel ben Senieca
GarradS ltuD perbrannt.
Tcm Tra3er 6iuer tanteu in Gan Sranciscc
Nadri9ten bis gum 6. September an. Die
Jtadrthten lauten 9~inlti5- Der SluB fiel
IAnea uno bic Wtiner ma9ten bis 3u $50 per
Gag.
Errfene D;ssins waren bet Sort gale ses
%fuu0en moroen. .r
JtaArlbten aus SteBcu Bis gum l.. Sepbr
Ia8en, oaB Dalelblt @eri6te BON @efe9ten init
Den SnOianern Sinssn. Gin 3uB ron etnt9en
100 Wtaun unter @en. Halmer lcu BET Wala
Baaa BON ben Snoianern ansegeSrIffen uno
ALE SetGotet pcroeu fem.
Der San Sraacisco Rarft mar tbdtis, @elo
I'M leberfluB uno woblIeil. a .I-..
9ta9rlhten aus Central. Nnerifa Jag en-, ba6
Der Ser. ct. @eiauDte 2anlar 100000 bon
sofia Hica perlarste fir bic JtleDernleselunB
Der Nnlerttaner all Der Nlr9ln Sap.
Wa1biuatpn Is. Oft. 2teut. Sones
prn Ger Wartae fam nit Depel4en oes Selrn
6Oriptb Us. ct. @elanOtsn IN Utertco) an, Dec
an1 IL. b. in Der 8. ct. Shaluppe Plpmoutb
ua9 ben 9. ct. a~breilea miro. Die Setter
Der liberalen 8artei mlBbtli9ten es oufs ernlts
lthlte, paB Sou. 9ar5a in Gampleo bon Den
Auslduoern @putributioneu erbpb.
Sen. Hobels mar nod an Scro zines ipants
iAen Srlsa8l6iiies, beiIen @cmmanoeur, ME
man last, ab9efaBt tpuroe, tpte er Der PTattens
partei 0ebeiule Salfe ~leIltete. Die Antunlt per
lpanil9eu 6lOtte wurpe taSlt4 erwartet. r.
gta6 benz 8ert9te oes 2leut. Scne8 1T Der
| 3ultanp Wtertcp's ~troflps. @aS bic S9la1t
3pilhen 8ipauri unp Wtiramon betriiit, 10 lcn
lie nur elm fleines SdarmieeI 9eweleu lem.
Us abin9tpn 15. Stt. Die Balance
i'm y. ct. SAase 1T ~$9,27O,o25. Die Sins
nobu1en Der WOde waren beInabe $7o5, 600,
UNI $2O6, 600 mebr alS Die Wo9e porbel.
Sen. Sere5 BON Nic1ra9ua bat @sn. GAP
UNI 0tadlidt au9eilebt. -al .a
NepsOort, Is, Sttbr. Der Oampftr
Gpwin DON 8~altlulOre, ra9 Den 8arbaDoes bts
ltimult, wurDe am 30. Sept. 9eipro4eu. @r
bate etnen arSen Ged. .I rr.. r.
30 It n IS. Sit. SIM Sale beS Capt.
GcwnlenD bonn Stlaueni4iffe @9o bearunpste
beute Der Ni9ter feline Wteinung bab,n, Dap
Der AusetlaSte in Sep 8sft ais ben, erlten pa.
fen, wObin OaS Stlapeni4ift pom DOLPHIN sc,
braAt wnroe, ab3uurtbeilen iei. .s,1 ar.l
Ybtluoelpbia, Is. Stt. Die 8abl
oe8 9ecpmptonsO emOtraten 6lorence wirD me
gen srpber Wablbetrusereieu ~beltritten wsrben.
Is. unleren aeitartifsl Dem Nerptenlte leine
&rrne." Die Reo.) sr1e4 .sls..a
Das 6slultat Der pennlplUaniiGen @onsreBs
pableu lit 20 SppOlitiou, 3 DOuslaspsmOa
~traten, 2 9ecenptonoemctraten.
(Die ire3ieleren NablberiGte aus 8ennipl>
u~auien, SuOiana unp Sbio lalien mir meg.
Sie ale beltdtisen nur ben srdBli4eu Durdfau
pes alien BOD. Die 6eo,) ,a.U
5apannub, Is. DIT Die 3abl Der
iiGOOesIdle bstrus beute 8, morunter 2 sale bon
ltaltem 6teber.
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GrDTnuu0Ss,S eier+

E&k# Der HnttrjstSntte trlaubI r9 ieinen 5reanten tiprpie
~zSD Gem 8?eprren psaiipen pu9lttam i'm augemetnen be
eT8s9ens ansetGt ~ n1a3sn, bb e. eaS 0dus, wortn pe 3df.
wsrtglWaft pS StIrn DaHtert9, Gds ppu y1teestdfrasg
uhn AetnG ed1t Gefutrt, gertntst batunb Nu8slammt rtnla-
e. per @rOfhun9S : Seier aa n4pnsa Ytsatas ben
IL. SttUber be.iuwOpntn.
yin %fantpler &una pirb auf9etiI6t.
= .AOm. at AQe Al &Dnrab A(tt{h.
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Sic Gferntparfe int 2lnn 9trbpr
(9JfiGbi9nn) Muo NrDf. SritnnDtp

MobI nur einemt tleinen Ebeil nnierer 2eler
mSGte betannt fem - fast bic q. Q. Stuats>
asituns = haB in ben lesten paar Sobreu cine
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Baltimore Observation-Disclosures.

baltimore Sd)llten9efeHfDaft.
Dtenfa8 zen 10. Ott. fnDet spn 9 utr Mtorens an af
un.trIn S4ubshbPts tn 9retSf pestn aait, an wsl@sa f6
ieoe7 asstpe ME pa iitDs WeltJlteO, penA es f~patstfns BIZ 2usr
aut Penn phase TT. be;ptt!tssn faan. Ssier am SGtt1en
A4u1Hephheafe pat etGth Goesehtanb aS Dreis etnSmlttfsrn,
sep'nAt oa8e6eh aa4 etAen prsts.
SIN Iafttass ba Jyauptmanns
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SD erIauH ,,utr bitrrtt meInsu Ruahen fsrte bsrsS&nt.
rtaAtru tint aassnttnsn, bic ~srsebene Gntttst ia As4t edv
ID, nsssn gfanssl an Rauaa u,ttn ssIsaIt GHs ~, 2 PSF
rtfpnfr. mad No. 81 5ancstrfr. (faRpper NGrt9 strteet
babe, wrfeIba tS etntu bsbsutenssa 99rratS Ssn Ssel- unD
Sbere2estr ~ ben ~ttlisfsa Sretfea an 5dnS pate naml5S
&idenlobsS rblen.2eper SeulIod%ScplensSe'
Der, 5elbfsemaates 9&ub'S Stirling unS aIe
Ssrten Sberleoer, bieiise fpple tran3Slti4e
aalbs2eper, g~ufs2eDer, SipsSeoer, PterOe'
Qeoer. Marrccc, 6uttersSeber &c. &c.
Mud sass ID stnsn Ssssst:s:s :, g st1 : ass ssH .Wsss .s:a
SYen,sNS%tr Rals.Qeber, Saae unt Maun'S-9 atter.llp-
psrs' s'a %seEi.IssH aaaltts i,i ssssr SssR s"s ~ = s ,si, sI.s
Srtsass Sr,tlen ~ tabsn Bet 2gHtS StrSat;uS.
''s"'~ kO. 80 0smbarbfr.
San2O-GS anif&en Srtherta. NAB Warfst opaee-
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Dfttttt Sp. 10 SputbHrdBe.
Die,e ate unb fpltbt Office serfHert $ 6u r. unh WS.
5eIn stseu Serluf pber 8ef9abtean ern 8euer
.iu ftbr btatsen Raten mad bent plane Der Sesfnietttstttt una
lnterAnbnng uno eepatrt HtFtp's BON 3tmmerleuten unttr
befricbiaeneeE Seetn8uneen.
Srun6fadsbtfBer, wsIfe tn Der p@euitable.Offee SerF.
&trn, pabea teine pettege 8trantpprtltdteit ais FIR ben Be.
tras ihrer DspsEttn, unb bet'm AbIcuf Der prIceH fnh Hs
sunt @npfange einer 8darbtStbGnbe Spn 2S ptr;ent berehttat.
Oas Yusltfum rtre pierutt tSHtGf etrselaben Guf uRterer
Sffee, So. 10 5putbfr. ppriuiprehen, tc tom bas 9rtn3ty mad
peIdem sis @eleaf1aft Serf&ert, tlar uab heutlt6 ~onseeIess
Gtrb. OireftDreu.
Ebp mas 9eIfu, Gbarles u. Gartp4, MthaeI gDdrn.r.
sDtltam Rennebs, Muffin SenftnS, Dadtel Dali,
5tnrs &teman, Benjamin DefUrh, &pbtrt 4. Debit
Sanes 8rastsr Samuel 1trhs, DAntel aDarFeIb
SrGnets a. GriaHF, S6asmsiac.
! LII 9usR q. SpReS, Setretdr,
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ySeue 0m3es0et1.
O1lnplteap Bauperein.

Den gftt9tie6ern ObtBen Beretn6 btsnt bttrmtt CUR gta&ri&t,
Sas tn nG9ter Wtestia9, tpeIge Utitip0d ben &c. Sttpbtr,
jAoeneS Z u9r, I'm 6eppbnliAen BerttnSlotaL Gde Dpn pamps
Tea6- un6 S%Prtn8Hr, l~tattfaOt, eth gpsi@lns tur 8trdnbt.
.rnny .tnss @tiss- ArttfeIS nsbit 3utisuag ttne3 9tbtnseleS.s
sur aottntntung pOritegt, peB6aib aae U~ittslteStr jassgen
Isa toGten. @t4tst i3rtnenDe gobsn IT'D bet Der San6lnn3ta
Der anwi leRbea su fletn. iii d a 4 RpIb, Wradb.
SU - So ~, M q i 4 49, Gsfr
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es.- s-.e PrOgramm.
1. @ertj1&ter Gbrr: ,Nuj ben SerA,n". Nbt
3. Gdrattne aus BEN Sarbtsr Ben Septaa = Rnfs,t
gSrgera9tt Spn 5rn. Ypls nann. VI"
). Anartttt. Urrsstra8en .. ben ptn. RatGsr, 0brexGSaa.
Stetnba6 un6 ~g9!ntpart. ' ~7'"f~""'
1. gfdnHerG:r D46alOtsb". - Sui Otto.
B. Duett rabfSttp Der 3usobsei". IPentefpbr.
0prsslrastu pn Sri. 5fOia unb 8eriba S6m,st.
6. Semtf6ttr &pDr: DOte SetTat9". Sud,n.
2. 1uttt; uStile". +. SCHUBERT.
gprsetrastn .. atdbame gDtnppart II 6rr ste,ubsn
8. Gsrtnuoe far's piano. Ss:noler.
sorsetrasen son Sri. s. 9Olsmaun.
9. Duet avs ysIifar.
gOrsstra8en BON Srm. ant Rakam. gtns sar..
10. 0tduner@pr.
Sft6-BQ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

row for - campaign of l's1 tlsr We W - = 1871
for the Pr en,a c-nvas- Of 1856. M Truth il n,c-s
frequently Illustrated N political hstugy than .he
axiom tlat 10 an can stag inside the Democratic
party end rule T. II !, equ''ly true that avlys h..
euds upor a man himse II ceicrt iEe whether a.
wi. remain 10 The ariy or roi. NG'n the D.no-
c,,, Ta-;y Il. cts prcei tort + max hin M ssi,r
III ~ .bearerfor thc period of his mirs.ra.
t;or ard rIayc iIIetd must be his errCr 10 i4.tf,
d. ,-f-esl Il, ~ Cuarie- 10 matte. how emi-eri >
coce-ste With - MAS o. tho party in or on OF Con.
cr-.. in srsisa irQ b, Administration of ioice
AMI yet Do DIT he'.e Il rht tta' Tue power of ihs
typ+or ~ deSest Al csaaidato 20 j. sustsinei
by tie Depoers.ie organl alton Of las S,a.e. 1. ia
tTe s.n,. " AVOID or the oc- hand AMI the otier.
those erors which, or bo'h .i4es nave contrib
u-cd to Pt' dseeuteus and pre- di-gietuie there
.su H., n. doubt ih,t n glorious victory aNalts tie
roui,ce of tie Charleston Conyeriou Of 1850.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
for lis ererry. honesty and trust worthiness

N1xETyIsrH WARp-Pursuant to call q ratification
meeting was held at Dngcldelns, corner OF Fty-nlnh
street and Third avenue on Wednesday evenisg On mo-
on the folio Eng persons were unanimously appointed
as officers OF the meeting viz. President, NICHOLAS
/, BRrNnAGE; Nice-Pres,dents, Wm. II. Merrill, ir.
Pete T. O'Brer, Wm. H. Dlsbrog, Henry j. Arm-
strong John Fcggin, Thomas j. Marshall, Thomas
Hocg, Pnf. Kroener; Secretaries, John B. Mcdonnell,
James Berrian. jr end Wm. Duff Teliair. EiFard
DoJtcn, esq read the following resolution, which
were unanimously adopted:
Be,rd, That n MI Rob,rt T. HAVE We hays candidate
for Cortfoc ho eminent merchant for his ntegrty
energy and ability who pubic ohc' was Know Aha es
. tie panty which aomiuatd aldo the eohhiHy WHICH 'y
d,' ~ y.rnor of The Alms House, have ene' phss
clan of sound views good Judgment aud sHnen', quaed i'E
Ri,orrd Tibet the election Of he counclmanic tick ih.
the have been placed N nomination wa use al
honorable stem the oNerw aelmng toe o pohsay
aid CORRUPTION which has io yea haIAeieed our Municipal
Re,cred That il the cardest,s for School officer. ,ae c
zer Of tie XIXth Ward have every thst II they
,,cco vg' efficiency aud economy ~1 marx theiT career
,hs, te preceI;s and sona OF the Bible w be con-
BSs,'rCd That IN our candidates for coasNe' Mc,.r'
Groves and Roese Gu, & wi st. 81 one S I,
th, CANVASS they will be tncmphantly elected
1ne Chairman then rea the names Of tie nominees,
wi ich were received sth three times three, viz
For S5r.ynoy of flnsIionss-CH,s BRuvSlvcH,usEV.
Ior 1tnaclnsca-CHAs ~ DECAER HAMLN BABCock,
DA>irI ToWAsEND JAMrs q. McADAM, NN. H. NALENrlN2,
IRA A. ALLEN.
For ScAoll CON- nmissiorer-MICHAFL A. READ.
For >choI Insyectoy-LAWkFNCK kERs.
F5r School IrU,tccs-JoHN rURNEg Addison BROwN.
For Con,tabics-H gMASN RocKE, NATHANIEL j. oSoNEs
oqueLt addresses then made by james Far
man, esq ex-Juoge Blakeley. Edward Dayton, esq,
Nichols H. Babccok, esq, snd Michael A. Read, esq
the lcmIee 70. School Comnlssioner, which were list
ereI to VITA marked attsition. Capt. Degez, with
tis sxpouucer rade the supporters of msru'e trem-
bic as at bis bidding the pece thundered forth the
notes Of triumph.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

WAsr's 10 FIGHr Ton IIrgE.-A dsrirg Buckeye
las addre.sed TO the lighting world through the
columns 0! The NoJe County Democrat, card stating
that he accepts the chalier &c Of Mr. Taom.s dyer 70
iielt for $40 600. The editor Of The Demor,o, thus
spesks o. Mr.. Deck:
" Mr. Deos IS an American BY birb and ono among
the IuGst respectable citizens OF COmmgLly and
although we krOw him 10 I've n ~ great physical
force sed Of unusual amount Of darIog and
gy YET We little thought that be, OF oil men else uoa
III Continent woud propose TO meet tue ackno gcfgcd
bull dog of America in single combat. lie has
many frieLds who vii back him, who claim that, in
port Of sceIce he is not inferior to Hyer AID sbe
20 compete with sby in the States in muscular
power. III. hight s rsog six ieet-stralef as an ar
iow-ald weighs, when stripped, 200 ponacs. He Is
ssid 70 have been IN the rng brt once, eDh then
proved .uccessful His huge aud gient-ke frame m
ccate hun . be OF very superior strength; aud
though hope the two combat ,nts may never meet,
yet II Transaction go drsraoetui ssona ever yssnf
We pre5.ct fcr the Buckeye Boy the championship NJ
the word"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

LECTURE oS ECYPf.-In consequence Of dessa in
the .omiy Of Nj. T.. 4. Wlipple that g,ntlemsa wa'
unable to deliver his intended lecture last oSeoaS
before the Mercantile Library Ass caiion. IL tho
place Of Mr.. Viii pies lecture i'e li'o. Caleb Lyoa
cf Igor delivered one Of his niere'tins lectures
on Eeyr, ard her antiquities. lie r'vetea toe o't'n-
tion Of his audience for about hour aud a hah;
ard at Us close as large portion Of thosc present
pr. ssed forxard to examine aomo OF the antiquities
belonging 10 Abbotts collection, used 10 illustrating
lectures, general desire was manifested that Mr.
Lyon should give otter lotore 80 as to irc'aie an
account of % travels in PGls sine, which, fos want Of
tine lie vas unable to give last evening. IL "a under
stood that the Board of Managers sre IN favor OF
re1uestipg repetition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The Institute he'd their regular monthly meetfS
last evening at their rooms il Broadway. Gen. Wa.
HALL IN the chair.
Ait ofrew men bers was read AID pa 'sed upon.
Authority was given 10 the Irurtess 10 borrow
1900 On bond and mortgage, - pay tic expenses of
the current year. H..
Resolutions of eondoencs on the death of Cornelius
V. Anderson were unanimously adopted.
The Hon. T. u. Morgan, COgeflor elect "as, oy
the unar inous vote OF the institute elected co'eS
pondipg member. n, r,
Tie b, -aas were altered go that the BCarl oi
Marseers shall be elected annually pstesd o' very
three wears as heretofore. nj
After the passage Of the above resolution, ahthe
managers. except ". II. Aiee, =. W. Geissenha.aef
and SInie. Tuner. late Deputy Street Commissioner
resigned. Mr. 6ieiesenhsner subseguen1y " ies!gnei
copitor ally, after the new law goes in.9 tnsi1. An
esction for a new Board of Trustees WI DC heA on
the secona Thursdsy in February.
Mr. RI j H.TaAwAr a rec aGc.olgtioa %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

RIyER NAyIGAJIos The warm boar OF yestsra-s~
were fiawed by the coolest night thus far % the
sot. Thele wa. not, however, any great quantity oc
ice IN tie river this morbiDg-none to inped, tho
uoyenept Of steamers. THIS ice on the eas. ssosv,
wac stationary, while was oatirg On the west saS<s
The lows which left last evening grounded tho ss
heloy the city and The Passenger boats up a
HE 20 pass a. the ,ows f led up the channel
sixsy b. ats large and smhli aground tweg lee
b4ow Cast.eton. The water s tgo feet .ower Ia NJ
sny time betoIe his season.
The passergers OF the Newton ard the Ski4:' cane
up n the +. q. Coffin n Is morning lso ,egtOn
reached her dock eh at oeock tbs aiternof q. Tho
Skiddy has gone back TO New-York.
TIE weather continues very cole. Whev the sun is
no, shh .lZ, ice makes veTy fat.
Albany jog f,A Dee l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
BENJAMIN +. 81 rLkG
Born ii'i Dcrcrhff. iIoh
ID sl Stl NOVeu 5-i. 1853.
Arourt tbe plato Law vreath Of Ersli,h ivy, a

AroUnt the flSte lay wreath Of Erslt'6 ivy, and
above snd below were small bunohos oi aose's.
Tie religions X,rcses were comm. need hy' 'he Rev.
Thomas II. skinner, ID. H., who read spp'spnsts
lesson a1d offered up a prayer. ID. skinner hn,ay
euiogzed ire ohsracter OF tue deceased.
Tie Rev. DR. Sprasge next addressed toe audience.
He ssid that Mr. Butler was born ic tie pghbot sood
of kadetlook, December 1t, l5aj. AZ ec assisting
his father f,S some time he con;inaed the study Of
lsw under Mr.. Van Burn with who,a he wss u'i-
uate.y .ss,iattd in ISL be was aimsoc &, the bwv,
when Mr. Van Bnr,u. who 81 then Attorney. (ieoe-aI
,t the State, received I'm as psitncr. ard ho cee
trusd lis connection with nr. Van nWeu ubil De-
cemle-, 1921 lie WAS soon alerwsrd appointed
District Attorney toy tho City and Cousiy - Abtry.
In 1924 he was Appointed 20 take charge ot the re-
vi~iou of the laws ard ia 1897 be was chosen Member
of ASS mhiy; ~ 1899 he appointed Regtri e the
University, which position he filed oaiil 1892. In
1893 he was elected to settle some Jfic ites with
NewJeisey- From October, 1886, Ia March, 1887, hs
vas Gun S,rct.ry Of Wsr AID subsequently,, fcr soms
tine Uuitcd Stas II. hi t-A,totncy io- tre Souhets
District of Ncw-Ycrk: and dmirg the timc Of Nr.
Pok's Admius,rstior he egain sceited 20 scc,ps
tie Office Of Secretary OF War. which however, he
q, cned. The speaker closed Lis remarss with enco-
miums ,por the character # NJ. Butler.
The Rev. DR.. Adams aud the Rev. DE-. Be,haes
also addressed the as'el,b age. Tie eNecss lasted
fcr upward # 90 hours. AZ the close of which i vac
anuouneed that the remains would bo removed from
ne church at 81 O'Clock this morning., aad sker ~
Greenwood for inierment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
A GOOD NOMINATION.
'yftcy Of The s. Y. Tribune.

1e tao rSitr Of The s. Y Tribune.
Sm: JoiL W. MAsoS, tho Republican and Ameri-
can nomnee for School Commissioner Of the Tenth
Ware is every way qualified for the office He is by
occupation chair manufacturer in Pearl street, aud
in business is euterprsing and industrious. He has
served one term in the Board Of Councilmen in which
position bis votes always On the side OF rGnt.
Osipg to divided opposition, MS success as it ought
10 bt seems certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
TOE. c. BKNEDIcr, CO.
NtIEy
NTw-YoRK, Dec. I, iSJS.

C.1,1IIxrs: have just received your Kind note
in which you say that effort is being male to defeat
my election a. School Commissioner q the NNth
Ward on the ground that an opposed to having the
Bible re 81 in Public Schools and that you think sha;
ougst publicly to refute 1t.
You are quite rgl, in saying that al who know me
well believe il 10 be untrue. |. IS uutrne have D.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

We learn from The Igdian0pohs Jonrnai oi Satuf-
dey that the evening previous, n. l.. jtOo, late
CLited States Consul az Geneva, Switzerland, ap-
pointed by Gen. Pierce, died Of q dsease which bad
Ireyed upon bin fpr some time. He was tie husband
Of M.. Sarah I. Bolton the poet and author, and was
FOR many years connected with the leading pie,s of
IuGipns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

FEEENAsoSs ENcoNArSIcArED At BuESos ArREs.
"A liter fcm Baonos Ayref, IN tie Hqr'e Jovrad,
states thai the Bishop of that place has eEconmau-
catcd al Frecmason' and declared tier doctrines u
compatible with those of TIE Catholic Church. ia
consequence Of this, the clergy nave eShonei from
the pulpit the wives and children Of Fre,maso 10
quit them, and servants TO denounce them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
MR.. L. c. BENEDICT on THE BIBLE
QUESTION.

Esw-YoRE. Dec. J, 1888
DEAR SIR: vigorous, and, some OF your frierds
fess a. bcus made defeat your election
School Conmi.soner Of TIE Flfeenth Ward on the ground
:t.t YOU IRE opposed having the Bible read il The Publ;
schools
Is il not 6ue 70 yourself well the party that nominated
you lat you should public r,a,e such allegation i: lie
untrue as all who kruas you believe 1t to be
Your friends, RICHARD "AkRsN
TT e BySrpIcre THOMAS DENNY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

ISCREAsg oF Expenses FoR PoLtcr.--Arnong the
recommendations or suggestions male by tie Police
Commissioners ia t.eir AnnuSl Report which VII
probably be sent 10 Gov Morgan today, IS an aera-
ton in tie l6s giving tie Comu isiontrs the power TO
appoint special policemen to eerye on extraordinary
ocoasiors TO be paid 81 per dem ani Increasing the
folce TO coo men, or $50 more tbsn al present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

TREasuRk TEosy.-An ON gentles an, says TIE
Ner-B.5 5fora Standard recently died 10 one of the
neighbofiIg .owrs leaving the gns ter part Of his
properly which Wa not supposed to amount 10 very
large sum 70 person lot conneets with his family
On searching 'he house after hD death, bag wa,
sousd cortaiIipg about 81 $50 10 specie, Of Mexican
dollars ard hall-colars ard 81 2oj In bills of one OF
on. cty banks b.,ng among its ssrlies. issues and
ia.ing back really thlty ysSrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
A YnrrnfrL Tnrrr.-I.n.t evening detective OFF.

YOrrHfUL THfEf.-Last evening detective Off
cer iourg arrested boy aged IA years whose name
We withhold account OF lis yonth, Tor roboing hs
eu piogors, Messrs. Ba!ou Brothers, No. iO9 Broad.
way oi goods and money amounting TO go. The boz
admits the tlet, but refuses to say hog he has dis
To.el # The stolen prop riy and says he has hal no
az, nplioes. He has been bat 'w) months with tho
Msrr. Bslcu. lie wa locked up at the police heal
onart.rs