New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

nired n lively interest in Them was excited all
through the neigbborhood, attracting croxds 10
hear the preaching and unite ia public prayer.
When the tent was finally removed, 10 great sn IN
terest had beer excited, that the people determined
10 provide themselves with permanent place OF
worship, there being only Friends Meeting
House in the village. In two weeks time they hc-
cordingly erected Il tabernacle > by 80 feet. Al
the recent dedication Of THE humble structure,
ministers from far aud near attended I" conduct
the seryices and the place whs crowded, many
giving evidence that their hearts had been touched
religious convictions. Union Prayers Meetings are
now regularly held the services IN English and
German. and il is evident that Tabernacle Tent has
on this spot performed q mission a. truly beneficial
as if had previously accomplished IN many other
places.
Tom Florence was the President of all insurance
COMPANY on Walnut street. which burst mp during
the hard times this year, made an assignment ana
quit business Going by the office day or two
hpo | noticed the sign of new tenant, and learned
bv inquiry that Toms Company were not able
10 pay even their rent and had surrendered fixtures
and furniture 10 the landlord, leaving him heavily
minus at that. II Toms fnancierlng genius il to
prevail at Washington. You may count on worse
explosion in the Treasury before the Winter IL
over Thls city has certainly never seen so mon
strous bag OF wind as he. But an exhaustive col
lapse is sure 10 come He has had notice regularly
vigorously His opponent, Ryan, viii pursue him
Ike hound. Already the discovery of fraudulent
ballots cheating and false swearing, amounts 10
rather NOR. than be or Buchanan will like 10 see
reported to the House. IL s high time for him 10
be ON the lookout for some fresh pap.
The current rumor that Mr.. Douglas has co.
aesced with Senator Hunter, and thrown Mr. Wise
and Col. Forney overheard, is not true. The
friends of both Douglas and Wise are numerous in
this city, and some of them are posted up from
headquarters in all that is going on. They admit
pretty generally that the Charleston nomination
must be awarded 10 Douglas. That leader IN THE
TRIBuNE foreshadowing such an event as inevita-
bic from the result in Illinois, was mastery arti-
Gle, and drew forth among all readers here an eX-
preston OF concurrence. There IS no antagon-
ism between Douglas and Wise but the feud
between Wise and Hunter is bitter. The latter
aspires TO the nomination, and feels that Wise is
his great stumbling block. An explosion in the
Cabinet is coming, ard may materially alter the
position of these individuals. Strange a. il may
now appear, Buchanan still clutches after renOm
nation. He sees Douglas looming up, flushed and
staIwart, lion in bis path, and his continued at
tcmpts TO crush HIM out Will lead TO complications
that viii find their solution in Mr.. Cobb being
forced to retire. Cobb will not tolerate Protec
ton, and Buchanan looks to that his trump card
for the last trick.
III, Pennsyirdnidn has been fatally depleted by
the late elections here. 1t has lost the immense
advertising of the Sheriff. well as other patron
age. 1t is not making its owners rich just now,
and its tone and temper sadly out of joint Mr.
Buchanan cannot feed all his disappointed troops
in this quarter.
The new Sheriff elected by the Opposition is al
ready an establishment TO the lawyers and their
clients. He pays over the money derived from
sales without being asked for it, and Immediately
on its being collected Up to his time it was
nearly as vexatious business TO get it from the
Sheriff, as for him to get from the defendant. But
the new official has made whole sale and salutary
reformation of multitude of long standing abuses.