New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

J pear tfi- evening III Ns VuIir pay OF IOr1rs'
: the Usurer" "A Husband at Sight" and King of
Gibbs, are the second and third courses
BOueyv Tleaier.-A drainaiizaiiou Of one Of Cobb-
recent Ledger stories, entitled, The Los, Ire asure,
is brought forth tonight with the serpiece Of New
York aid Brooklyn
Valaek's Theater.-Mr. Wainwright new comedy,
"Wheai and Chsff,' which was brought out for the
frst time on Saturday night will be reproduced this
house this and every evening until further notice.
/ National Thsafer.-The " Lcet Tsea-ure Is also
announced at this house for this evening, to be fol-
lowed By the Fiend Of the Mountain, who is put to
fight by an American Tar"
Bornuin's Mnscum.-Nochange in the performance
at this house DR.. Valentine the Infant Esau, and
the TLea.er Of Art, being the leading attractions.
At The Palace Garden-NiIon & kemps Eques-
tria" performs every evening, and upon "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
Woods Ministrtls.-The usual singing aud dancing,
together with a new Ethiopian Pantomims called
Scampine are upon the bills for this evening at this
| house.
| Brvdnfs Ministrels.-The Hop of Fashion Scenes
at Phalors, and Negro Minstrelsy in abundance here
| tonight.
Mason and Tiomass Quartefte Party.-Messrs.
William Mason and Theodore Thomas will give, during
the season six Classical Man6es at intervals of three
and four weeks assisted by Mcssrs. Carl Bergman
| fvoloneello), j. Mosen;hal violin and G. Matska
viola. The first Matinee takes place on Tuesday
Nov 90 at DodH Horths Rooms, Broadway. These en-
tertainments address Themselves to best amateurs;
are excellent schools Of study, and tend to encourage
the cultivation of true srt among US. Mr.. Mason is
solid musician and one Of very best pans,s while
Theo Thomas is young gentleman of sterling talent,
an enthusiastic and dgent student and in conjunction
with Carl Auschutz, condacted the orchestra durng
Mr. Forness late concert tonr. Among the pieces to
be performed the following:
Three Quartettes, a PiaDo-Forte and YiolonoeIlo
Son ata and Piano Forte Sonata, by Beethoven; two
Quartettes Trio and Violin and Piano Forte Sonata
by Schunann Octet two vlolns VIOLA vloloneelo
vioone, elsriope fagote, and ho,ni Irio In Is nat
Rondeau for Violin and Piano Porte, and Tarentene
for Violin, by Schubert; Trio, by Bargiel Quar-
tettes, BY Mozart, Haydn, Mendelssohn Bach's
Chaconne for the Violin, etc"
MERcAs1IEE LIBRARr LscrrRzs-To-night the
first of this series lectures to he given by Mr. Bay
ard Taylor.
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture Cor the benefit Of
the Yourg Mems Christian Association, at the Cooper
Institute, on Thursday evening next Nov. A. His
subject "Wit and Humor, his well-known eloquence,
and the institution for which he TO appear will
doubtedly attract large audience, especially as the
tickets are put al iilc low Tdtc o ~ CsutS cu'h'
Festival OF The SOCIETY OF 81. VINCENT DE
PAuL.-The second annual festival Of this Society,
which commenced last Tuesday, cloesd on saturday,
night The articles On exhibition were either drawn
by chance or sold at auction During the five days of
the Festival the City Assembly Rooms were crowded,
and ON Saturday it estimated that there 10000
visitors. The receipts far exceeded those OF last year.
and the affair has been successful beyond the hopes Of
its most confident friends.
IXcTURIs AT THE SPIsskER IssrITurE.-A courae
of lectures or rather series Of Is announced at
the Spingler Institute by Prof II. b. Smith in Men,
"tsl and Moral Science and Esthetics, aud by Pro-
fessors Htchc lck, Crosby and Botta, on The Gen
ersl History of the World from the Creation to the
&" Present Time From the programme 10 tho ad'er-
tsement in another column these historical lectures
seem to promise an attractive and instructive view Of
the great ideas aud leading events in the history OF the
human race-the origin and course Of the great en-
pres Of antiquity aud the influence they have exered
upop oriental. medieval and modern civilization.
Hfsrs IN REGARD To THE ELECrIoy-FoR PRfvES-
1Ios OF FRAUD.-Opposton eanvassers should be
particular that the provisions Of the election law are
carried ont. The contens OF each ballot-box must be
separately canvassed an .he return of the result as
shown by the contents oi each box properly made out
before the next box is opened BE that the Dem
ocratic canvassers make the aud subscribe the
result in public without recess adjournment, at the
places of election and canvass as the Law provides.
In case of any ipiracton Of this provision, protest
should be entered and prosecuted to Al eectua result
| To make certain that the returns are NOT opcheu
after the canvass is closed let each canvaser see that
,h, ar ,onerIv scaled and countersgned across the
oai nv seoch district cabvasser. When the returns
are TO be opened for final canvsssng by the Board ct
| County Canyassers, each district caDvas'er should
be present TO that the seals have not been broken
To KEEP ORDER AT THE PoILs.-Irspectors and
canyassers should remember that the Revised Statutes
first edition. vol. . page $50, sec III cothe them
with mngisterial powers to prevent disorder Q, the
polls They may issue warrants and cause the arrest
Of parties who disregard their lawful commands They
may commit parties till the election shall be over and
they may depu.e any parties to make arrests. This
power should be executed fearlessy to secure quiet
election.
DEFECTIVE BAIIoTs.-Bsllots should not bs re.
iected on the canvass defective, when il is evident
for whom the vote was cast. II the spelling conveys
the sound Of the name they should be couoed for whom
they are evidently intended In canvasng the votes
il should not be assumed that, because the first name
or two which strike the eye belong to the Democratic
or Republican or American ticket the remainder is the
regular ticket Of tee same party. Canvassers should
be rigid in their examination OF every name on the
ticket before passing il as regular
| OrrSrSG OF THE New Back CHURcH.-The
Brick Church, on Murray Hill, corner of Filth avenue
sn3 yenth street recently erected by the Old