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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

and indignant people, the Federal cfhc'als Of that
Territory have folded their hands and have absn.
dontd oil attempts at the exercise Of authority.
At present they only play the part Of dogs in q
msnger. Not only the do nothing themselves to
enforce peace and order-they stand in the way OF
those who might do something 10 this state Of
the case, Sou, ,eern Kansas is delivered over to
civil war. Our readers will recoec. that some
months sgo number Of Border Rnfians from the
neipbborbood OF Fort Scott banded together aud
murde,ed in ctd bOod q number Of Free State
msr. This led tD reprs,ls, and sort of civil war,
which was ierm,n,ted for time b! treaty Of
peace entered into between the beii2erent parties
under the auspices of Governor Denver. The
terms Of this treaty bave recently been broken BY
the Pro.Slavery people Of Fort Scott, which has
led TO a enewn of hostilities, and, if the tee-
0rapb ia to be believed, to al attack upon
Fo,t Scott, attended with bloodshed. This at
all events il certain, that the Territorial Govern.
mert at present. existing fails altogether to preserse
the peace, or TO protect either property or life.
s nee the United States authorities are taus un-
wiling or incapable 10 discharge the functions OF
Government. mo.s clearly the management Of their
own affairs ought TO be turned over to the people
oe Kansas. Let State Government be once estab.
I,bed and tbe course Of bloodshed aud violence in.
troduced into Kansas by the connivance Of the
Federal authorities, and wtich they are now un-
able to suppress, even when their own pirtisans
are TIE chief sufferers by it, would at once be
brought TO an end. THIS is q subject which de-
mands in mediate attention. If neglected, the
evil will not be confined TO Ksr sas. The Missouri
borderers are sgan beco ming mixed up n these acts
of violence, and it is said that the Governor OF
Missouri has been appealed to to call out the militia.
Let Kansas have the privilege of establishing a
Government of her own, and in very short time
peace and order would be reestabllshed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Political men of the Democratic factions are
exercised just now by the presence in the city of
Senator Douglas and Speaker Orr. The Speaker
arrived FIRST and on the good old rule OF Cst come
first served, will see his friends today in the
Governors room, City Hall ruins. Tomorrow
Mr.. Douglas will endure the same privilege OF the
freedom of the city-s freedom which sets man
on a pedestal, shakes his aru almost of, Stares
him out OF countt nance, pollutes him with cigar
smoke. fires a small lake Of tobacco saliva at his
f. e,, and If be is Mohanmedap, offers him ham
SANDY shes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The steamer Illinois arrived yesterday from A.
pipwsll, with the California mails Of Dsc. 6, and
81, ,i94 S79 in treasure. The main points OF the
news by this arrival were brought BY the Quaker
City to New Orleans week age, and thence tele-
grsphed 20 us; but some int sting mster Will be
found in our correspondence. We call special
attention to letter from Vctoris, which contains
the results Of thorough examination of tae Fraser
River mining region, by "a competent person. 1t
gives much more favorable account of the mines
than va, warranted BY cur last advices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

crease their burdens By sssrming the construc.;o,
OF four hundred miles Of rai'rosd through widen
ness before they have tested the paying opersi,.
Of the roads already built Az for Cansd. Al.
ctn hardly stsgger under the load alres5y s.sumsA
and will prob,bly wait tin the road be,-s.,
Toronto and Montreal pays at least one psr e..,
upon the bonds, before she throws mors mo..,
INTO the wilderne. between the River du Loan
and Mirsmichi.
The noble missionary. though everywhere uo.s
Hospitality received, has, We presume, bis doub.
as 10 the success OF bis mission. The Rls.-
"roses" must be even grcener than the, A..
painted BY Sam Slick. il he does succeed B.;.
bidding high for the subsidies, however. Oo,
think of it-just when the House Of Lords IA. fo,'
maly decided that they will not allow q ven.r,h,.
English Judge 10 sit in that grave assembly win.
out hereditary tenure, Lord Bury is oG.r,y
life peersges TO the Upper Canadians, wiars
warrant from anybody, except, perhaps, tn
JoirtStock Company which he represents.
The offer is trsnsparen. buDcombe As the matt,
stsnd', but il it were made in good faith We ,ru,,
it wouId be rejected with simple dignity. II the
North.Americans want anything just nov, tAey
want the National organization which must pre.
cede further development, They want represents
ton in National Legislature or Nations Lcsi.
lature OF their own. "Givirg them ruflles. when
wanting shirt" would not be regarded as
great boon in their cold climate. This idea of life
peerases is equally absurd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Governor of MissOuri's Message.
Sr. LOrIs, Wednesday, Dee. ~, Io1'

III
The Missouri Legislature permanently orsaoiLeo
yesterday by the election Of Mr.. Coiiey lDsn:l ~
Speaker, Mr.. Mosely Clerk of the House, and Sr'
Hopeh as secretary OF the senate. .,,
Ire G0vernors Message says the amount received
into the Treasury for the two years ssa'ng Oct 'ss
81 36l 900 and the expenditures l3l,Wo la speak
iIg Of Railroads., he says tho amount Ioauei by the
State IL $2i go Co., of which bonds have been issued
to TIE amount Of 956 0O, leaving an amount dded
g. 5s9i 0O0 The Hannibal and St. Josephs Road hasex-
hausied the aid granted but asks further assistance
from the State. The completion Of the Pacinc Rosd
to Kansas City demands additional aid, wnicn tns
Governor hopes al not be withheld. Iho N0Hh
Missouri and Iron Mountain Roads have declared their
inability 10 pay the interest on the State Bonds oo tno
lst Of January This failure involves the sse of inc
Roads at aucti n, but on conrl1eratoa Oi tho eany
completion Of the North Missouri 10 its ntersectoo
with the Hannibal and 81. Jo-ephs Road. which will
placs it on paying basis and tue limited business oi
the Iron Mountain Road, in consequence OF the gen
eral de precision Of business and the inability OF sno
Company to derive the benefit OF tue ossacs
Que from the State undr the restriction OF tho ace u
the lsst Legislature until Marcl the Governor ea'
yses tna instead Of selling tue dei4utng roads mess
ur, be tax TO tue State OF the f1tniu aPP
cation Of the rece pts OF The Companies 70 tDeI @e
mate pui poses snd that they be allowed unth i1i
opportunity is offered them " test their aoliy " pay
Tie Geological Survey is progressing rapdly anl ~.
closing eXhaustless iLtities OF uoD, ea, coPP1 ~
coal Some additional les slstion 10 ,uggceeo IN "ao
barmonze the different interests growing out ol .ns
-
the cause Of education the Governor says the
Of public schoolhouses has Increased In snIse
yeaIs from l,j4G to $3.50, ard tue a"gu.. x.
OF money raised for building school-bouses ifoa
$50 0U0 to sl30VC'. The establishment oil an As"-
cultural College is urged. The Governor c1nsIss 49,
lates the Legslst and people OF the S'sve uPog
results Of the recent dangerous and tresschaoe r
10 eDge nder discord ami dissatisfaction relative
domestic institutions; and IN speaking Of ths 1y 80.
between the States, says he hss received
from the Leeislatur.s Of Maine, Msssacnass
and New Hampshire in reference to Si''osx
but as their spirt does lot sccoln -
the bberaltv which charac erizss the bond Caion
which makes the several states one Psope ne va
not thought proper to acknows'se shIy .nII unsss
srd sba / not iurLlsh them to tne Asss"y, a - ,as
they are specially cslled for lie also says, u .os
sss Sa.ss to eSn sa,
o., .Lno,s .~, ,n,s,msddle with t.eir respecuye
ria, tbe protection II which were considerations 'Of
entering inio the o-jsinal compact: dver,'y ~.
M1,im.nts and opin oos must necessarily sAs'
.uch differ pces should De kept II sabeS..'1 ''''
spiri. Of iolersiion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

We had very good imitation of snow-storm
yestere,y afternoon and evening. About2 O'clock
it conrenced, and was in progress at Ii at night.
Three inches in depth had fallen; but the air was
rather too warm for it, and wherever wheels we're
running there were long streaks of black slush.
As tie thermometer rises or falls SO shall we have
mud or snow for New. Years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859.
Sf. popular Annual will be published Thssdsy the seth
instant, and will contain:
AsTsnxoNIcAL CALCULATIONS for the year lese
0ovEsHMEYr or TBs UNITED srATEs-Executive ana Ju'
dicial
ALnr or TIE MINERS OF THE UNITED ssArEs SENATE
politically classified.
LIsr ov THE MEMBERS OF TIE House OF REPREsESrA.
TiyEs politically classified.
AGKzrcH OF THE TRoUBLBs IN UTAH.
ABsrRAcr OF LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST SESSION OF
coSeREss.
GovEksMEErs EuRoPR-RULIxe sovEREiGHs &c.
Row THEY ELECT BOGUS U. 8. SENATORS II ISDiAEA.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THk STATES HOLDING ofS'
N~n- ~--ril~d And COMPARED with
f,met sectIons, expressly for The TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
ELECTION RETURNS or TIE STATE OF NEw.YoSK BY
TOWNSHIPS AND WARDS.
Lsr OF sTA1Es CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TINES or LEsIs
,,vx MEETINGS HoLpMG or ELECTIONS, &C., with other
natter o. sepersl and permanent interest
Agents and others will please send in their orders
prepai single copies Is cents American coi1
Twelve copies, OIL; 100 copies, %.
Urp, by Express, 81 per 100; Is copies for el.
Ord, accompanied with the cash respectfully solicited Ad
a.... Horace GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Buildings, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

on that island Certain We ara th,t the sooner ths
whole QUESTION is pot beyond any possibility Of re-
s.ct,tiou. the b-tser for al partss the better To-
tie finances Of the State; the better for the credit
Of The city; and. ~has is Of far more consequence
tbsn an, hpg else the better for the aeash Of tae
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

PHIIApELPHfA "Wednesday, DC. ri n ,,e.k
th,. ben ,nouirr here fur ous.y since 10 ocaeS
thir no.nieg. The snow this evening - '"-''
dee o. and the sle,e eLs are running: 4. A,.,r.
The Hon. j. anay Jones, M s;.v this Al.
r1 ,,,D1oo. be sis ar Hsvrs 10 tss steamer S~'-
leayss Nea. York Oh toc ST. iist'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The news from Kansas affords a powerful re sou
Why Congress should forthwith take measures Tor
erecting th.t much-abused Territory into STATE
since the Adu instra,on hiss failed in forcing toe
bogus Ltcompton Constitution upon an uo~iIling
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

soUAS n. j., Wednesday pee, pee =. -, a.u,h-
On Saturday last W lhs,a shermAl, 49,. wsrs
t.p OF Curtis Havens, aged IL ahi = 'sm.,i boat.
It sar posed the boat ieakod badly a. - na ' a.
swamp. Their bodies were recoverei Oh ia''"''
fenOxI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NepYprk daily Gribn,le'
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1853.
IN cOBRCSPOyDENTS

No NOTICE car be taken Anonymous Commupcatons Wns
ever Intended for insertion must be az x "a.
.son but a. guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake to rejected Communisson'
,n., .te for THx rsBvKE Ose should In an cA'es be
sddressed 70 HoRAcH GRRKLIY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Nyw-YyAR PrC1rnONs.-.lu New-Yort the
,,-ssssu Of stsr.o.,- ss dsy Of .sch now yss 10
almost every family sveet aiec excelss opportunity
sp q ,s.I 10 ,ou, sas 81 49,, .SS sos .s'
WmGs FAnmA Cs.eEsn
uTop their volTpresd and ia'hionse7 "snsss "'~' '' "
The.s e.t..d CT ckefs inpsrt sddeps relish
TO smGs. evetb they srs EATEN wih and oeps 'J Jn
v-9iept have become Idhpsnssss On AL occs"'n'' ' ~
STEARNs Il MARvIS's
w,ldsr Psi.n.
t:. ~ n... s.,;: ,.m,o
24s have been ts..ed ~ N :oeiasos, 1i..: M.yo,,
3 3 s;s,s s:;,s s:ss s.sois:s s. G::
FIRsr GVk roi 1Hx HoL,DAYs
BANCROFT. REDPIELD g. RICE,
No N Broadway, opposite Howard H0u'''
.plsndii assortment Of
orr GooDs. WELL MADE ASD wAHthrEp'
BAslLTs, sALvEns, PITcHsRs, ke, &c.
AsEw URs, the size OF laise C1f7e-rot WITH
Il .~e. The Dor of r.nDs the ooses at m for every
cup poured is 't,l,h, and toe price low.
There is nothing better for Pain or Weakness in
The Bach Breast see rheumatism, Asthma, and for Dessss
u -" ~ ks.,r's IsDias srssssTHEsrxe PLAs1Ess
General Depot No Sez Hud'on.t sold BY all DrusH,t.
WATCHEs-GOLD WATCHES
Yoa LADIES AND GgsrLEMxN.
vzsY LARGE AND SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT or ALL rHx Mosr
CELEBkATEp MAKEkA
goR SALE
GEORGE C. ALLEs,
No. H5 Broadway.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES
Protect The Hspds kinds of work Chspped Hands,
Salt Rheum, &c Bleach the Hsods snowy white, and
render them soft aud smooth.
Sold by Rubber Desler' aud at No 10 Johns'.
CHAPPED HANDS, CHAPPED LIPS, &c.
CERTAIN CUEE
HEesmAs Co.'S CAmfHoE Lee WITH GLYcERisE' CHEAP
SAFE AID AGREEABLE
HEGEAAS & Co, Nos les, z75, 5l and 7s6 Broadway.
Hills HAIR DYE-50 cents box, black or
brown at No. Barclay New YoIk; No St Broad dSay Al
Ness,k NJ J. Calender c.. PnilsdeDhs HILLS ARCTIC
Chaps Colds, Burns, Bo', Salt Khsu Piles
&c. % cerssb
NOTICE.
THREE sEcoxD-HAsD yiREPRoos siTEs
For sale, very low.
No. 40 Murrsy-st N Y.
USEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.
G.ptiemen's Fur aud FANCY CLOVIS,
UkpRRwyhR Fine SUBSCRIBERS ROBEs, MVfFLGRs, sHAwLs,
CcLLAEs, &c, u; the popular stand No 81 Nsssan'ss
Ira fkRfeo sok.
We viii satisfy all who win
tia. We and will ;sl .nr. ,,w,,.v
SILVER WARE AND PLATED WARE,
For HOLIDAY Presents,
O, qrca, re6u cton from Broadway prices.
CULBERT BROTHERS, Jewelers,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Useful HOLIDAY GOODS.
Geptiemen's FUR aud FANCY CLOVIS,
usnyswy.R Fine SuspgsDERs ROBES, MUFrLGRs, sHAwLs,
COLLARS, &c, a. the popular stand, NO oi Nassn'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

You ARE NOT OLD MR.. BALD
Yes. and this uxuriant all from the hAesErlc
s.rvr Por ,sle by Dr. b. SMITH, No 32l Cansist near
C6urch and By Druggists, Aso, BY Could siatoneI liouhe
Rmi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

NOTICE.
THREE SECONDHAND EiRrPRoos SArEs
For sale, very low.
No. 40 Murrsy-st., N. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
LuxURY AND HEALTH.

Both these are available In GAYETTys fine and beautiful
PAPER for Water 1t cures Piles and the
persons uss ss Preventive without harm, spite Of
its u. SD by all respectable drugssts and at the
disoverers hesdquar.rs No Lnn;st See that GAYErTY
water each sheet ana his autograph each
PACKAGE Call and get copy Of Gayet,y' Family Gazstse
free of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

HONEY BAI.M.-Coughs, Colds, aud all kindred
ess~. Of the tb'os ard luns can sssy ee caiea os ns
tr Il, ns, Of KssNEYs HONEY BALM Try VI ony %,eeo,s
~. ss,sis Prepsed spd sold by b. KrsSsy Go, NO II
CsuxsSt lBto<kyn, a. I. For sale by efrsss~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The FINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES old hfiy'
eisbt lsss Before another issue Of our paper a.
viii be eefuut Ere expires youavc duty TO peri
ana IN 10 purchase Knox Hat In which welcome
h suoces.o he time left 1t is true, is very brei
hut stos IL large small tbst the asi
easily phed Call at at his store NO 2l1 Broad
"a sy and make your selection
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

HOILOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
,&o,. syticles are abroad. the mark HOLLOWAY
NeY orb srd LONDON" n semi transparent letter. m every
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

All the world are aware that Prof WooDSi is not
culy tie orsna and only HAk REsToRArvE that oy Nsure
own process viii the gray and the bad ua pe'ss
H. hs TO the youth all its original besnty hehce
scar,ev necessary say bcwars of all articles 20
produce stuiIsr results they enly poor senPs 70 s
vsrthss thipss upop the world wide reputation oi THIS
the followns a. sample Of the many Testimonials constantly
"AARoNs run Ky, Nov. 81, 1888
.Paov O. J. Woop-Desr Sir: ! would certainly be DONG
YOU great injustice make known tc The word the Won
3sru resU have experienced from
usins bottle Of Hair Restorative A.er u'inx every
kipd Of alive without success and hpope
nv Nd nearly destitute OF hair finally induced 10
try bots Of your Heir Restorst Now. csndor spd
Ssi,. corps mr. read ths
80 nov possrss new brsutifel growth Of hA which
u,ooo6noe soher and handsomer than the original VIII
tsseforc 20 hn nvaasoe omeaJ W
ou who may feel the necessity OF It. , O .,
.parhis ,.smop,.i Of my APPRECIATION for vsuAo
medicine les you on unsoheedi but u,ou thne
worthy psos among The rest inser; Jon WISH 1 a"0S
end cay nothing Yours NC; Gs a -, q.
ssw cold BY all Druqists and Fancy GOODS aesisn
throqshout the world Depot, No. 5l2 brosowy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Hills HAUR DYE-50 cents box black or
brown At No. B.rclsys New YoIk; No i Broad way Al.
bapy No i5 Washinston-st Boston; Williams, Druggist,
Nexsik N J. Calender Co. PHILADELPHIA HILLS ARCTIC
Chaps, Colds Burns, Bo', sA Khtu u fes
&c - cents ebx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

There was natural reaction in the Stock market
to-day from the considerable advance OF the last few
day. partly arising from the coming in OF parties to
realize, and partly from new energy on the part Of
operators for tie fall. There was continuance - the
buying in of shorts bat the same par - we're Offering
new contracts to moderate extent. The market il
still, as before repeatedly noticed almost entirely in
the hands Of street operators with tie exception Of
few prominent stocks-Pacfc Mail, Panama, &C.,
the movement in which has enl .ted tie capital
Of party Of wealthy outsiders. These stocks, how
ever, have to-day materially fallen back from the
highest points touched. Parties who bought at low
prce- have thrown their .tock upon the market sndthe
rapid advance Las also induced some bear- to make
demonstration. Pacific mail opened at l0S, al which
400 shares taken, but et the close Of the Second
Board the stock offered at 1866 and only l0J BID
Panama which sold at 100 Yesterday closed at lI74@
ll74. Central was firm in the morning at o0i 0oo.
bat under free offering of stock broke down to 7ys at
tie close Of business. Erie Wa. also heavy. SlGoe
the announcement that the Second avenue Road
would, On the 5th prox. declare another quarterly div
dend OF Z cent with large surplus, there has been
demand for the stock, AID the BIDS have advanced
from 81 to 90, without drawing out any stock. In the
Western shares there was fair busness DOING
bat nearly every description wss heavy. Rock
Island Wa very heavy and fell of to -, having been
&C. yesterday. La Crosse broke down to I, from 81
and the Bonds suffered greater decline, going
TO 23., rom u yesterday. Ia Bolcs generally the
market was quiet aud steady AT end after tie second
Board they exhibited features Of great heaynes and
the bear seemed 10 have taken start. The lat
prices Were: Virginia S. S!l 093 Missouri G., 81
dS4; Canton, ~ 0l9; Cumberland, Il a ~; New
York Central, 79i aSO; Ere, Il! i7i Harlem, 10.
lol; Hudson River, 14Gi: Reading, Al ~;
Michigan Central, 52l a52ii Michigan Southern, %
a-3l Panaina, TIoll7Ii Illinois Central, s0aoi
Galena, s3dS3t; Cleveland and Toledo, 32i a J2ii
Chicago and Rock Island, g! G6j' Illinois Central
s9asi; Pecifc Mail los 5el05i.
In Exchange there Is noting Of mpona Dee dong
to-day. Rate are uomnally as yesterday
Freghts are quiet. TO Liverpool the engagements
are acO0 bush. Grain N bags az about 3D.; 900 bales
Cotton a. SID. go boxes Cheo-e at 2l-; ~ tuns
Cl Cake or V.,lte ,rrl.. T. bolton 30 boxes
C..e-- g., a... 900 .gn, g.. ClLe al D.. a. G.is-
gov iao Lt Rom O, -. oI.; la.' b.l. f.. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

II was currently reported outside of Quarantine yes
terdsy that two persons had died of the yellow fever
but whether the report is based upon truth is not
known. They lived it Is said, in the neighbOrhood of
ChRon, and near the place where the blacksmith
Quinn died few days since.
The plan proposed for floating hospitals in the
Lower Bay meets with the appreciation Of the whole
people, as far as can be lesrned-the removal Of
Quarantine being all that was desired by them, with
out any regard to the place wherc il viii be next To-
Gated. Sandy Hook is considered by them to be the
best place tor sanitary purposes and they woud be
willing, 1t is SAID TO exchange Staten Island for the
Hook, provided the States Of New.York and New.
Jcney would agree TO IT, But as long a, the long
sOugh, for removal is effected they are willing to rst
eol,Cuted and some say, to pay all the damage done
ythe fines Of the Is, snd 2i of November.
TIE arrival OF Gov. King i looked for with much
iLerest By Dearly all parties, and his views upop the
''mpotsnt subject, viii be received with great in
tg,H. '-
lie military have, rs yet, had no cause for slsrn,
va 'ill, in all probability leave on Monday next
'"aoui having spilled any blood or done aught to
''.'s' them uo'orous. The camp is kept in good
'| and on the evening parades the men have
ully presented soloier-like appearance. The
's''got on Of the cases Of alleged drunkenness Will
pepIcceecei " with in few days. when the offenders
VI probably be punished.
within Quarantine all IS quiet aul fte pro.ps,f f..
matt TIE i,ver viii soon disappear s,c-e'h.r. t.
49, "a sup lever aud sua pox w.I soon, from
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

BENsEL-Ou Wednesday morning, Sept ~ sier shori II
ses. Harry. Youngest son Of william p ant Rebecca =
Beuse, sgrd year months and days
Thr friends and relatives respectfully invited - sitend M
funeral this day. 81 o'clock P from No 70 Hammoni
street.
BLACK-on Tue.lsy Sept s. Of CONGESTION Of the unls.
Emma Louisa eldest daughter Of Joseph and Jane Bst,
sged years, month and 70 days
funeral OF Thursday srruoor sept 81 s O'Clock from her
late resdence, No "a IVES; rhr-ythiri street
COLToN-In this civ on MONDAY Sept a. shsrt but
Iron Work..
oROCHERON-At Ne. Yves, street, on Monday evening
Sept - Of chronic dyente, Nicholas Crocherun, aged 81
years months aud aays.
CUNNINGHAM-At 80. ~ Eighth street on Monday Sept
q, Francis Culniueham sg,l ri yesrs.
FlNN-At No. 23 West Tweuty.yeuth street. Tuesday
sept s M Mary Firm widow Of the la'c David Finn ard
IS year. native Of the parish OF Lsearol county Cork
FITZPATRICK-As 80 Ninth avenue on Monday sep. gT.
after long illness Bridget Ftrpa'r aged u years native
FRASFR-A; No 5ss Ninth street on Monday Sept n Mr..
Lydia Helen Fraser William C. Fraser aud daughter
OF the late samuel and Elizabeth vaughn aged a yes' ana
GiBsoN-Tn this city MONDAY Sept. n M,rsare. Gibson.
Wit. Of Nillsm Gibson aged q years.
KNOsTMON-ln Hudson City, n j., on Tuesday, Sep, q,
McGRATH-At No. Al Rivius,on street; on Tue.day Sept.
PERRYAt Panama Sundsy Sept s board the United
States & steamer saragae Hem, Perry Of Bropsyn
eldest Of Georse Phillips, formerly Of Birmingham, I'm
sn7a T,S ss.S ,y 1s year; 20 and ci,s %Sn'S.
Charles Trowbridse, infant of William s. and Harriet
Southmayd.
funeral Thursday a; O'Clock, from No So Grand street
VAN WAGENEN - On Monday Sept. y, aerri, O. Va,
Wsseueu, esq in the 18th year Of bis age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited "a
Church Brooklyn Hishts wi,hOu, further invitation.
WOHLMANS-At No. SS Stanton stree, on Monday sept
WEBB-In Brooklyn. Tuesday morning Sept b Jshr
James Webb aged year snd = days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

LYOSS-BArLTY-O- "Wednesday. Sep, q ~ tse r.
Chsre. FLETCHER " Lyons 20 Lou.sa Arn ba.,y 81 ~
this ci-y
LUTHER-GREENT-Iu Brookyn Friday sept - bv
the Rrv. u. J Patterson M George h Lut1er "
Nsi,sa A. Creme. Of Brookyr. +. u.
MiLLER-RoDGERS-OaW Wedaesdsy. ScP,. -. in t-e F.rl;
Prrstytsa Church Jersey Cry b. Re-. Rarand X srr
T. D. Ctarle, W. NJ er 10 Rschc Rob.ou, daughter Of
1sp,. ". T Rodgers. Of jersey City.
R0WE-BARNS-Tn til. city. on "Wednesday Sep, Is BY
the Rev. Edw I'D Ls,hrop NJ John Rowe 20 Mss Ana \
Barns. both Of -his city
sAyAGE-v OOD-Oa Monday Sert. =. the hhHta
s'reet Baptist Ckgr b. BroskiyE, ~ the Rev NJ u III isc
Mr John Saysgr rorneriy 4 Loudou, Engsnd, 20 Miss
Maria Wood daughter John woOd, formerly Of Cae'ea-
ham. England
Chelteuhsn papers please cory.
SHAFFER-PELHAM-On Monday, sept .. in the NJ T.
Church Palrryie. ttoWr Of Cafsk) Greene Co. n \,
BY Rev j. W Corsr Calvin Shsier 4 New fo-k City,
70 Aula P younge.; sheT OF the late Cornelius Pelham
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