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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
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BRADY-TAPPFR-Or Tuesday. Nov IL. By the Rev Hugh
Rra5v Stephen j.. eldest Of Andrew Brady, esd, 70
Hannah Webb OF David Taper all o! this city
I-ICKsHANK-HOWELL-On Wednesday, Nov. H. q.
the Church of the ILcarnson by the Rev Hentl Eonn
Mon,gon ~ MI Gvvrge salk Of hi, ~ 10 SclA
dsushter Of Thomas Howell ssi, OF bFoAtouinr House.
Cslbam, London.
CARPFNTFR-HORTON-A Lake Mshopa on Monday,
Nov IS by III. Rev MT FosI, NJ. Edward o. CaTp~nivF ot
EewYork to Miss Annie Hor.ur of thr turmer place
DAYIS-SHEFFiELD-Ou Wednesday nornin: Noy u. by
the Rev M Both SIR Samuel W Davis Mis-, Phebe A,
6suahter Of D Shefieli al Of DarieI, Conn.
LLoYD-HlGGlSs- Bridgeport Coun, on Friday. Nov.
u BY the Rev. J. NJ. ferre, va A Lloyd rse, OF Ne"
Urlesus. La, TO Miss Virginia Higgins u Booklyn, ~
LAWRENCE-PENTZ-on Tuesday morning Nov. u. =,
ST. GEORGES ChurrL, By the Rev. Stephen H. ryns d. ID,
JOIN s Lawrence Sarah j. daughter VI the late Daniel u
PeLtZ, all Of this city.
MURRAY-MURPnY-On Monday evening. Nov. l. By the
Rev. ysmes Mlett, his residence Ml Francis Muffay'
late Of seotlau5 To Aiss Mary MurPhy Of this city
MlLLER-TOLEFREE-in this city, on Tuesday, Nov TO-
NJ Church hy the Rev Rufchsrd, Mr. J Anderson
Miller of New.York Miss tza J. Tolcsc of Ncs Jersey
Is by Rev Dr Teese Mr. Alexander I. Muller Of this
city TO Miss Julia BUrri6ge - the former place.
sTUDwELL-CROCKER-At fairfield, Conn, on Tuesday
Nov Is 1888 by the Raw. Alexander Mclean Dwight Stud
well Of Brooklyn Mi.s Maria, second daughter OF
Capt c. X. Croker Of The former plare
ADMINISTRATIONS Thursday Nov. l6, by the
Rev Henry Roberts ChaIr, r. SakDcster 10 Harriet 81
daughter N A. and Lucinda Roberts all OF Ihs city
WUEFLER-MILES-Ou Tuesday, rov. l6 al the raberns
Gle BsJ. Church S.coLd avenue. by the Rev LathroP
Mr Theodore Wheeler Of Brooklyn. l., 20 Mss Amanda
r.. Mcs Of ths city.
wILLIs-JEROME-In the Presbyterian Church. Jamaica
L. L. on "Wednesday Nov. H. 1858, by the Rev X Ahgo'
Moth Heup.esd, to Miss Martha j. Jerome OF HemPstead
Branch. l. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
NEUJERSEY ITEMS.

4 PAINFUL CAsr-In the case of Francis c. Sex
tor ON trial al Newark for the alleged rape upon the
per.on of n Mir Wood of Ncw.York, A. Y. Sclenck,
esg. on Monday, summed up for the deems. lie
alluded to the Importance cf the Ia his client as
ryolying Iii. liberty honor. add the peace oi more
than one loving heart lie t.en paid tribute 10 ths
u.t administration cf law III N-S-JrI--y, but sad.
While We should DO Justice. We should also guard
n-nir, iai;irs from sthrr States using Il % crafty
their petty -pite-. He then alluded ~ the appearance
Of the complainant ami that she cal ;ulat-f tn
excite sympathy. ani asked the iary BOT II he inra-
encei by sympathy, but only by tie evidence. The
State must prove Pity sica force, and want oi consent
lie then reviewed the testimony 70 show wherein the
Stat. has failed, alleging that there was 10 proof OF
want oi rcn-rni nor If ply sica tVrce, except by her
statement alone. The surrounding circumstances do
fn, iu.cs;o this hnt rather the contrary ani tue
alleged ynirpcr committed IN punc plHc",
where ou,civ conhi t- heard. He then reviewed The
testimony showing wherein she was Rntraiic'-i by
other wiuessss and cs'H,cudng that Rr sections were
such to 'icar that u was AZ most Only an asSfa-
waited of seduction. ~ ,
The c,nus pleaded thai the prisoner was entitled
10 every legal doubt. and argued that the complain
ant WAS previously theaer going character, and was
po, such an innocent girl rs the state assumed lie
closed his speech with earres. appeal 10 the Jury
IN abide ,nrly by 'he evidence AMI not 10 be iHfu
need by any sympathy, spd give the defendant the
benefit of GIv Doubt
Ccrtls1dt Parker esd, then proceeded TO sum up
an the mart # tie Sate. He proceeded To- show the
;,npo,tsrr e The case, not nny TO the prsnur', bat
,l., in The public stating that il the jury found by
tha yideree Il Al tie "fftus- fsd been Committed It
Was duty th,y owed to themselve-, their wives their
d,ugl ,r,s and -6cies ~ convict the Il, lendan He
lin p,tr.,ed TIE g ur-e II tie prisoner IL reducing
the upHilaIt from home-ike serpent hreS III.
Lasiisk eyes upQu 9ces bGti the bird tasseIs AID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
CITY ITEMS.

NovrMBTR WE,THER-What a thing Of beauty s
a day like yesterday, coming after and in weltremem-
btred contrast, with the dark, stormy one that pre-
.ccdcd it "How cOldr' the shiverng cry Of oil
who felt the fret piuchrg cold of our early Winter
the late severe SPELL" Late, for il has, We hope
passed away.
How bright how beautiful how glorious and
comparatively, how warm, though not very warm, ii
was yesterduyl Yesterday, the seventeenth day Of
November, A. ID. 1858. How the golden sun lifted his
head, at O'Clock, above the eastern horizon into
clear blue sky, and sent flood of rich, warm RAYS
aslsrt the earth. And how they mellowed down the
rigid tone of the attn osphere Of twelve hours previous
driving back to his polar home the great icy bear that
had rather prematurely down 10 devour the An
tumn fruits ard flowers that stall licgcrcd here in cur
temperate zone. Was ever sun gladly welcomed
Had people to be thankful upon their
annual, od-establishcd, Governorproclaimed day Of
universal thanksgiving universal feasting and little
'N""A'eNing y than the people d this city had and
nave Tor this glorious Autumn day that marshaled
'n' one set apart for f,asts and thanks. II was &
sun'! assurance that Winter had not yet commenced
It's uhc'aStg career Of rigor-of cold and storm; Of
s'eet aud SLOW and ice and piercing north winds Not
yet, but presently. little NOR. suu-n lii le moro Of
Autumn-dcsr, delightful American Autumn weather
And the Winter will come in esrnes. This little
touch Ct cold November weather ia only 10 warn ~ all
10 prepare. We should be always prepared for we
kho" not what day may bring forth A dav. or a
week or Two, or perhaps mouth, will bring Winter
IN severity, when may no, hook for such a d.v
a. yesterday, and then-ah then Then or now. will
yon who SIT fires think ofthose who have none
Now Is The time. Now-to-lny-whie full fed and
feeling Thankful for all the good gifts If genial Sum
mer snd irosiless Autumn, and while the reneu brsnce
OF The cold snap is still in your mind 20 and carry
little sunshine into the tome Of some poor widow.
ftrhsTS she did not 60 ont Yesterday into the sunlr
70 ENJOY .fs blessed Influence. Perheps il she di,,
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Thin, We might vel suy: Ine man
1. 81. Lonse Of" but you'd DOT ne ~
% s.v .'The gentleman purchased the hou-e
900 uoud be much mere Ike to LAY; Inc
,a,,,,snsn of whom purchasei the house.
-. conjunction that was much more e"-i'y
~, ,hen saxon words were u.ed; we could say,
',,oldtim had called Mr. Buchanan, bn' we
-, ssv 81 informed him that hai pa'' my ie-
1t. 20 the President" hslf unccn-cious sense o'
,ai.,;o copctuiiy Suggested th. perfect i"r"at"n
..r,s,oe sh-n e- u-cl the Romance words.
NJ, of the pas.age- o. Scripture which were best r-
II ,,.re of Saxon words alone. 81 FAR was THIS
"a, ., ,y,o accounts ui the s,ne thlng, given hy
sg -, Fva,celists We remembered Gn1 quoted only
t;oh xas most Sax"n "a expression. The nstatc-
- NJ, Marsh gave Ofthi. WIS particularly striking
7. u,,lhew account:
~ r.p de.cended and tn, food. and the wnl'
sDd BIS, uPOu that hoa'r aud 'e and great "a' To"
''S qhe ouly foreign WORT descnded va. u-ei merely
,oo.us. fell sas saLt-d inihrr on; while in Lnke'-;
As.p., which the stream vchrfnruly and i'm
u. dla,sly fell and the ruin 81 tnst house great
There three iuirigu ""Tdr, rthfmr"tY I'm
,re4iafely aud ru,n. How much 'noro familiar We
were with the versiou Of Mathew. Of toe cotempo'
rery writer's LaugjOD, the agthOr OF PieTs Pi''gh-
man" Wycblffe ana Chaucer, the latter alone INTRO
duced the foreign element largely. L4ngi"" am
Wyckle wrote uoetly for the peope, an1 oi the hr't
9 Go w,rds Of "Prr's Plong ghmnu, "rly per cout
were no, Saxon Chaucer, ~ntlg principally tor Ia
d;es md cavaliers gho spoke Norman, would naturally
introduce it. especially works winch he translated
from n At language. AT the sane true hs syut TX re-
msined substantially Saxon. The poetic power Of the
language was wonderfully developed by him. Hal
tie English been able 70 ret4in their possessions IN
France the English language would probably never
have been cultivated. Tire ecclesiastical separation of
England from tie Continent also worked strongytp-
ward the development Of the English as independent
language.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Soy. i'.-Befo'' judge

STIR AGAINST THF NEv-HAysN RAILROAD COMPANY
DISMISSED.
Wu Ds.sn sg TIE Ne~Yois aud Nes-liayen kh r'sd 70
Plaintiff alleged that willie hr cro>siog the
NJ vernon Wes'chester County. locomotive
s,rk jur nin .rNtrry That such iulrre- were
rsu..d &C the Gruiaus The drins 80 np
ta psua h,c busiurss the iTsrS and that i se s
ly L, ueglrct Atrf the rstinony ns
tsnt 81 cio--c motion Of & W. Noyrs, the coHpAnt
~ -f.Ilt,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
BROOKZ YW HEN.S.

THAsEsGwISG.-To-day viii be generally observed
BY cur cz-n-, in accordance with the recomncu Ia
tion of The Governor Of the State. The Coults have
nil adjourned uL'i Friday the public Offices will al be
closed ard there viii be general suspension of busi
ress a number Of target con plni.s vii IN ,kc *
cuisors to the country, AID in the evening several
balls " III take place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Noy. is.-B-'ore the

TIE trial Of Marcy Hood for arson in the first de-
,-, ~, ,,.rrs .o IA; Two wi.ur. examined or
the scu.e with tho OF proving ths the complainant
Hood the married, bat no proof "a
afduced ar aboriou. summing BY counsel aud Fons
charge by ih- Judge asaius the prisoner thr Iury a s
few minutes fore oc,ck reformed into Court " N YER
of Guily the second degree The punishment
f,r thi, uf.us- cauuot BE- lees than seven wears.
Policeman Carrr, hn shnf the Ion rrr'n Hollis wss
iaird TO-DAY IN hy Mr. H. r Capn But subsequently
tie G.snd Jry dismissed The complaint against him. 81 thar 'ne
heavy hs imposed hl b. JudEe Rgl Vi W sctouut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Mr. HicEs's LEcTrEE.-0ur readers will notice
that Mr. Hicks the Painter, will lecture at the
Chapel in B.coklyn on Friday evening. Mr.. Hicks
mace very succcsefl debur as lecturer before tie
Century Club and, e. he is t. professional painter,
will speak on the topic selected-"A Art as TO the
manor born.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
INlFrftlsru-rLt
OTTET'S Con LIVER OIL JEIJY-ar

t7 the NWYo, Academy of medicn.-po.-.s-s al The
tues of r Cod Liver On. sud s ts,en without UNPLEASANT
s'le Ply isus ufsofgsn'sG with rcqsssi ca
bic Office sud y-s-iga- s renis OEc- NJ. 1856 9Th
PgsFOLp Clay Co. hole-se Agents, No. 1iechsr-.L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

TUr METALLIC TABLET STROp-Tuy,rte1 hy

Gro. s,t>psRs d. lsi6 -rh THE genuine ar-icls hs,
eqlsed f pfodu the ke-u., possible edge
Can b. obtained 4 the -ub-cb-T aud -ole
r.. J. L 5. sAUNufrs, ". 7 Astor House.
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A iyrriiicmru'.
TONrRyOI.S STFTERTES-A retired gentleman

having restored health in es day. after many -as
of srat M rn- i wiiirs % Others By ldins
e receiving Stamped envelope bearing ,l- applicants
aGcTes of tt- p-isn us-c Direct r..
JoHs M DAGNALL, No llJ Ruli IL -. Blooklyu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Tic mausgers Of the Wilson Industrial School intend
giving the children Of that institution Thanksgiving
dinner today at their house, No. l37 Avenue A. The
doors wl be open for visitors from l2i to 3 o'clock
Ary copaton in money, food or clothing will be most
thankfully received and nay be sent to the School, or
10 Mrs Abernehy, No IL East Fourteenth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Id W INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Noy. IL
Before Mr. Gro. ". MORTON

Before MI GFo ", MORTON.
The POsT-OFFICE ROBBERY.
Henry Reed, one of the night clerks in the Post
Office in this city whose arrest for embzzing letters
from the Post. Office was recorded n The TRIBusE 4
few DAYS ago, was examined before United States
Commissioner Morton. who committed Lm for tral.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

CRIMES a>p C,suALtIES.-Ohice Williams OF tho
Sixth Prtcirct, yesterday morning arrested one
Anthony Lowry, charged with having broken inio a
IA tor, in Jesey City, ami s:eanDg thererom, among
other hrgs nile pieces of Trieste en one of which
wa, recovered The sccused was taken TO Jersey TO
waii the ac,i, \ Of the authorities.
On Tuesday fht james Daly, q boy l. years OF
age WAS run over At the OF FIRST street and fle
Bo~e,y by Of the Thrdsvenue cars, AMI 'erion'y
Injured bis left leg bel g nesry cpt in t~o appears
that q target company, bcuud for Harlem was on
board the cars, and the boy, as ale yed stepped on
the platform to accompany the excursions''. After
riding some distance, James stepped pushed of
the car whcu l., fc across the track and of the
car-whees passed his leg above the apkl' Tns lad
was conveyed to the Hospital, where he lies in very
critical coudiion He states that he pushed oil
tie car Is some persDn 1" him uokoown, but those
who were Oh the car cay he slipped ald fell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
SUPREME corRr-cn.ns,ks-Nov. I7.-Bsfore Juis.
TuE IvTRGRET>s ~ COURT.


TuE EyERGRET>s ~ COURT.
L. tie matter Of The Cemetery Of the Eyer.reens.
Th. was al application for the Cunt tn establish
the election Of John Hope, Thomas Palmer and
David yne a. Trustees of the Cemetery Of the Ever
greens. Mr.. Hope in his petition states that there
are seven Trustees to marage the Assertion, three
If whom were required to be elected by the persons
possessing lots 10 the Cemetery on the first Monday in
Oc,oer last. ii. claims that at such election be ana
Thomas Palmer and David Lyme elected Trustees
for three years from the first Monday in October, lss
Thc Inspectors of the election gave them their cerif-
Gates Trustees, and they pruess Ia be wuiuy To
enter npon their duties At once, but are prccluied
from go doing by Samuel L.. Johnson, Ell ward Cope
land, Henry l.. Cathcrt and Sylvester Nj. Beard, who
refuse Ia nccgDize their rights, and deny them the
privilege Of exercising the functions OF their ottce,
but have associated Themselves with Robert e..
Thursby O,son ii. Smith and T. III. Dnryea upon the
prcensc that the lac toned persons are the duly
elected Trustees of said Association. Juige Davies
ordered the to be- referred to Ex Judge Kent to
tpke proofs, &c. apd to report to the Court.
) s Sanxay for petition ner Marviae and Prime op.
posed.
DECISIONS.
WIN. C.. Anerman aet ID. III. Burtnete. Motion
Jas. Tucker agt. Samuel +. Williams a-Moton for
The IIy deviile Marble Co. aet. Elizabeth I. Dernng
. sl.-Mstion granted. without co-t.
benjamin r. Iir.kman CT al. agt. VIM. j. Meteor
max MOTION TO st aside attachment denied with SO
Alfred w. Baldwin aet. Emma Baldwin.-Judgment
of divorce gra.trd.
Before Judge sGRAu,M
Ciosc Smith agt. Warner.
The answer served was, III fact, compliance with
tie rlle.
Th- whole u H. except that Which sets counter claim
Nould hen motion If the parties % 'riI
rpm could be held admit the plaintiff claim The
that H. that thc denies the purchase OF ali the
goods the of the order aud a, the prce, g..
This is nor good pleading.
A. defendant has given security think ,e may
sad the h rrnior ord red. PaiuH cost oi this
uou to abide sud the Judgment, To stand a. security
CacuIr-Noy. Before Judge MULLEN.
Maria hiI wife, FREQ erick Meyers Cap
tain Of the ship Yorktown.
In this case plaintiff alleged thn, defendant was the
aosn Of packet shp plying brtween New ork aud London
,ueae.d a. the pur2cse Of Transporting
s,ps. 70 Sc to and from those ports That while Mrs Lutk
on board aid ship during the mouth Of August
1854 tie Captain negligent of his duty, In consequence
Of which panks of timber fell upon plaintiff aud injured
her sy,trv whirh she claim. dasz,s The defense
aerrral Grriisl Verdict for plaintiffs FOX $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A lecture upon "Our English a. it is Spoken with
poc,ical Illustrations. will be- given by John Murray
jr, at the brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, on Friday
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Afvsrris. nler..
GAS--CAS-CAs FIXTUREs-A large Assort-

oi lrsu. and entirely designs will ori
Manufacturing Dept No. s75 Broadway. The 81
Piled ;. Tie Usual terms. ARCHER, WAkaERL Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

flies nearer ard nearer the serpent until at lac, il comes
within reach Of its faugs ard IL sacrificed.
Tie ,hen orocceded To examine the evidence show
ing wherein the complainant wrs currrb rated and
VI erein ard by whom contradi 'tef. lie paid and.
tribute 10 the manrer in vhicll he complainant
bad sto.d her examination. IL sali ths; he dd not
contend that -h- had sced pruiruiy but be did
tend that ,e l-n home With tAs and 10 this
~ without an ii Of wror-. ynE implicitly 90 the
prisoner being naval oiiicer-oue from class Of
nprn hoin she respected ard loved from which class
she hgd received proposal OF marriage de showed
how having eu:repj.d her here Lis honor a. q naval
officer va, jl-ieed and violated b. the pri'o
lie cnuirlded that Subsequent const ~ tu the raw
isler was lot an excuse for him. but that in this
II ouy aggravated the wrong, a. showing how he
pli,td um her f ri -, siil striving 20 induce her
3orpc and conflifc heart 70 lean on him 20 that he
cnnld further rrstify his passion. Mr.. Parker closed
an earres appeal iu the jury 'o cor-lirr vel the eN
S@rce in oonrecton with her confdins character sni
stated that .e could not think no" thry could ial 10
convict
Tie judge charged the Jury briefly. He stated the
lau in this case ard reviewed the evidence. lie told
tie jury to weigh vel the evidence a. tue importance
Of the case demands fair and impartial hearing for
The Jary rct'ryd At O'Clock p. NJ and returned at
,bo,t 9 =. with v'ric, Of " "Guilty.
Ga the rci ciliou Of tle verdict tue pris"uer was
very much a.lrc,cj, and Biz vie, Who was ,aso III
Court. apyeated 10 br completely overcome
OcaKrLnLi RsPoRTs-The Chief Of Police Of Jer-
ir the following oii-nses Assault and battery %
s.ssl ou icers burglary. :; osardy. ti.r1ey con
duct lG fighting IL The trr- y. tfz4l !;
f,loniou assault sand laIr-ny % nsun' r nsts g. ,"s
.ti L. 81. iL,oAcaou dosGrry conduct lli mac9a'
mis- krf petit srcr2y 2 pifkug oockris, c1un,-ir
rnore, ,nu OF thrf, s. threatening he l. vioistion OF
ordinances. |. ve-rslcy. 10. 49, .. i,
sa.. u Ii gland 10 in Scotland 2 10 Germany sni uu-
iIc~n.
TIE we've S ersorstaken before the Recoide. for the quar-
.sr Of he.e 2 sentenced 10 npr' 'nell AID al DIS
chs .ec Fines collected. : To-.
IT, nun ter Of inmates il The Al,as House during .h i. iu,r
which - male acut ~ female aiut, and
3 chareu TIE OF the institution duns the quarter
l.f12 IS.
THAsKsGllISG SERNICEs.-Servces are 70 be held
sr.rrn nnch Rrnrnad Chuches. also at the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

At late hour yesterday afternoon, Cornelius V
Anderson, Of the Board of Ten Governors, was very
low, aud Dot expected TO survive the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Advertisement !

Tu,xEscyING DAY AT B,RSt M's.-An the
,,s ,,fl Ia q, R,RNvN's MUSEUM Al the " rid
wsi ls vie and family there. Thcy know whtsr = be
delighted Capital ard yaird n-t' ~ me
Ron fe,rlV X,r, bor during the cs, ard evening Al The
ci s!ii.- be the tme-the Os-l the DNtu
Lsd!, ,ke H,vv. Fsni!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The Rev. DR.. Bellows viii preach Thanksgiving
sermon this morning in All Souls Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

BrR>rp.-Marha Lyons, aged ~ years, married,
a native Of Boston was admitted into Bellevue Hospital
or Tuesday righi, at 10 o'clock. She was severely
burned by her clothes catching fire in the house No.
Norfolk street and is in II very dangerous condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
fAdycr'i-emeu,.l |
Nrcu SIN AND SUFFERING mi

|, correct KNOW ledge u Mental and Physca condition
which cen b. obarf by c4agnsiion a. NJ Bg1s.wsy
by FoXlVR s NELLs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

To-day berg Thanksgiving, there will lie n, bus
ness transacted in the Courts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The mails will close to-day at Il o'clock, after whicl
the Post Office will close for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

bulls HEAD-Over :, 800 head Of animals called
beef cattle were yaided at Forty yourth street for the
supply of butchers this week and total of over 1000
have been received the city The supply is aud has
been for several weeks remarkably large, yet all find
purcbasers-,hc mean ones it il true, at very low tg
ures ma1y Of them selling at to cents pound f5r
tie meat rot counting the hide. II is needless 10
cour the fat for that s not TO be found. the demand
Yesterday for good butchers cattle was active, and
prices 81 to cent? and % to 10 cents for those OF ex-
TIA good quality such those buy who furnish our
ore at hotels ard eating houses, and steamships, and
families who are content with anything but first
cuts of rstra'e bullocks The vast increase of con-
SUMPTION Of beef cattle this Fall over last ia worthy OF
note. Still there appears to be no lack of supply, as
iusy bc seen hy slight reference to our market re-
ports or by taking look any marker-day at the stock
il the great maibet-pace corner OF Fifth avenue apu
Fortyourth street. Counting the 5000 bullocks sold
this week at $50 only per head, the business Will
be to be very large one.
STfAMrR ALICE PRIcr-Ths favorite ste amer, that
met with slight accident few days ago, resumes
,rips to Shrewsbury, &C., to-day leaving Robinson
stree, Pier at l2 O'Clock She has been thorough
" repaired and the painters, in consideration of the
cold westher have given her new coat, which If not
warm is certainly very becoming.
LlmL SrIr.-Sr. Antonio jose dc Yrissarr, one OF
tie Ministers from tie Republic of Nicaragua 10 the
Government If the United States has sued th" propri
etcs Of TIE ~ y. Times for libel laying the damages
10 his charace, at the sum e $4,000
PrrrlC SCHOOL MEDALS.-The friends Of education
aic doing nobly In addition to those noticed few
& L l....-. I...,, nll LII
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

THAsKsGnISG SEINICEs.-Services are To- be held
A.v IN the several Dutch Reformed Chufctes also at the
FIrN gegsoua CnuIch in Franklin Hal. in Jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

An interesting corcert takes place this evening at
DoowortLs Rooms, Broadway, at which Nile Lsudi
who sails next week for Europe appears. The other
artists engaged are Nile. Carroll soprano; Mr. Sander
e'n, the pianist; NJ. Edgord from the French Opera
CoInique; and Signor Bernardo baritone. The pro-
graunc is varied and attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

GAS oS TIE FF'RY.BOaTs.-A lecture on this 81
iect. with experiments i 70 be delivered at the Broo
lyn Institute Tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The Mendelssohn Union will perform tonight
" Me1delssohn's ST. Paul." at the Cooper Institute
assisted by full orchestra.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

OPERA MATIyEE.-The last Of these popular enter
taumcnts is announced for this afternoon at the
Acsoemy, when tie whole of La Traviata will be
given Mile Picolomini sustaining her role OF N1ieta
This will be the only opportunity OF Witnessing her in
this character prior to the departure of the companytor
Boston. Madame Laborde appears in the second act
of the Barber" and n the usicesson scene will in
troducc two pieces written expressly for her. The
programme in detail will be found in our advertising
columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Prrllc SCHOOL MEDA1S.-The friends of education
aic doing nobly. In addition to those noticed few
dnys sirce the following have been added: