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"A Is.a-=sast E@EsEENk aA~As4&SEsS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

~, the members Of Hose Company No. 4, VINO
wsse ia tho peighborhocd, eoon e1tinguisoo1 ~,
S.na. An exanin stion resulted in the discovery
o,s desigung person had attempted to destroy ;oo
Ia by kiDo6ng Gre with matches and iu'P 'u''3'
nrder alsrge pile Of lumber.
THE HALL or REeoSDs.
,.dsbs r.ss If :, 10 alsrS was cocs'ensd at o'clock
s fire IN tSe HAL Of Rec'rn' ,c 49, " ."i defc, X
ssst the City Hail nat from .o,: as,c. 10
4es' large icst bad become chaTed, and at the above
hour Ss Ss D tss Aha m' oa, yia smoke 5 .s
and compelling The Hall bell sounded an alarm,
cate the R,s%,ss ,rc a. the engines were on
Tie i.sss; sssssas e SS % %
pa.. ,,,. vster was used There was no damage
stsvsr done to any Of the books and papers in tho
hriId;pg. Had the FIRE occurred at later period of
fbe day IT is than likely that valuable records
ssd papers would have been destroyed. An examina-
ton Of the premises resulted the discovery that the
us had not been arranged with any view Of safety to
fhe buiidiuQ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
PARTIAL Dg'
b .A1~er.isesressi
fSEss AND DIscHARGys vpo,r

Tue fNESS AND DISCHARGys vvns
tio1 sy sss Ps,sss ssTins been ,uponr,ly sl.ss.1
atsssS S y s,os sosissssses s q a. 1..s
eoa a' 20 teo'e OF s pa;;,ns with WHOM !. - -
y 81 s1e srran es,aes :, I,.s,,. su &C.
ao1 WI receive ea!s during essa p,o.uirs "a xs S ~
Dr.. H. nav herr state ,s,. be b.,
a.y prsob' .sveEtisiHg Deafness Ns;,a.r - ~
10 or for the publication u oertiac.t. ,y,s,,,.s
spx Tom isn, sEd cannot the'eior- b r>ssAs a.
,n arences rrsacS ffc rsshlesA ana dr,,r,-
s ei money material 10 .otp> <.,..
OF Of the important of ths 80
c:tpte A-a es ss1ee WITH more than ordinary O. ~
noise IN the hc,a and all ai.,s-r..h,. a.a,.
the I,,s n,, and ntly ~ilAos csass
" ssrr n AioFnstioa does exi., s"'~
wear. ehse aid ans, divided Attention n tAe
& ?. lrsSss h. cpaSea him reduce Ais ,r-ss-
"Vs a'srcc of success tnd the nn couar,.cl
.rris.s. = -'''''
sA.sias te;--nias. are sasn,i..<i with ooa6srsc<
They viii show st lees, ia was. l, ,nf s.A
suons are bold BY some ct the din rishei meosl
hav. had the pleasure to NEE, D. H.srlsv 4, s,s q
sad have -n led to kfm hyorah~ opinion of hs esrs~S
ooth IN lgof,-sion and ss sssuf'emsp.
"W, II. P.sxtR NJ ID. Professor Of sars,rvs
"Frcr r.sscourc with Dr. HaxrLEr have teaas he
dsP'''ntn' 70 be eousst and sentl,,lasny
Miss Sarah Swan of It's tow D. lady Of eKtsnave scsaAa
sroo ard TIE trf sfeetasy Informs that in isb sAs
became partially cestto such rrndsr her unsAs
six mouths however, sh- has .rao.s cutrrly deaf
Aher hour. ration Dr. HARTLEY removed ths
Nsntoesst fnqurer July = isd
"fAikBAskN Mass, July n, teda
Dr. H,srLEY II would be impossible Tor prrs
gratitude restoring Of my rusr~ a
which had been deprived for three loux yvsssx
VI, nevertheless Is that IN minutes wss made
hssra. web ever did in my life and nsIy h.sts s
Daughter cf Mr.. J. Hswssd-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

TrsrLEaxcE MEErrsG AT THE FIVE Po,sS Sr''-in' |,
fiierds Of Temperance intend holding meeting At
Five Points House Of Industry this evening. which
occasion the Sons Of Temperance are invited 10 be
present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
fAdyertisc ,>ens.l

QuERr's Con LIVER Oh JELLY-spprvvea
Nv a, New Y,rh u sdeeJ Of Medloinepoe.ses Ill ths W.
t-. Of pure CoS Liver or end s tshea without unpss
fhyscl.ss unacquAed with 1t are requested y esn 9
II ohoc tS nsesita OHse No. Us - -
FSsTolp CLAY Co.. whosSxie Agents, No flescherSe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

sion comedy entitled 9 Our American Cousin"
which has had succe'sfu Of re or six weeks at
the ssid marsgeress's Thea.er in this city
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT!
Editor Of The

EDWAhD II. DiXUN, H' H'i 1- ,h- ,ore OBJ
sea,pe s.,xrds exclusively 20 cors:s,tos ~ "a ~
srs disesses ard TO operative surgery. fies 90 ., n,
dSrIs,s rurur, ~. perm.nsniy sd without s :, yo
stur, O&ce hours f.ua 70 and 20 ,rhe,e
Tksv =, sr othsr hours his pvate ,.,ri,.
,.ry cctnfort II dos,.e he PROVIDED tor .soss
rursies operations prolonged ah.ess he ors of TIE
seareI I, a, NJ. yesJ- g. A,ta. Iio1as' "Ie'' - "
h.,n a. 60 aors se bs .r;-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
AdvertiscssentI 1
CosiPAxY Aave -

asnd ss-y variety Of TsAs Oroceys and Tee Dals -
envs.- kpic. suchcrs oOIcns and Young nysss nes -
10 se Fxn vcw der and Imperial nom 80 to e0o An 49,
qualities equally low. Also SD boxes god rantLv TEA -
81 Cal ssd essnins No. iS ChSAsnst, estvsea Ss0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
fAavertiBoncnt-I |

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP- -lnventoa ~
ero a,rxpra, A. D. lsl6-This, the genuine aTs o. nss
49,, 40 e,ualsd Tor producing the kesrrs pcsaee
Csr - ohtaioeA oi subscribers and sole Eaas
,.rx 4 n aAVypEls No. = Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

BRrrAL,1Y-BrrisG OFF AN EAR.-At lato hour
on Thursday night, one Pstrck Fitzgerald got into
fight, in Mott street, near Spriag with an unknown
man who bit of portion Of one Of his ears, and then
escaped. Fitzgerald was attended by doctor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
IAiy-r.:snsn.l

GAc-GiS-GAs lNItRf - = i :. -.
,.n, l..ulif, ard eis,ifrly d.. =
s,~., Maau.acta-.s DepO,, NJ. ~ 'w.,s. ca
ps,i o. .he 1.gs .esrS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

A tia, Of Smiths stree: sweeping machine'
wa. had ye..sro,y Afternoon, en- Canal aud Mercer E,
stre.ts lsfors tho .orial Sanitary Committee. II
was contemplated to have rad the demonstration non on
Walker street, but that street DO ",I
frozen dirt, that to clean it up With the nnsca-
have required copious use Of wi'er, aud then not
have given ssti'actoiy trial Mr.. sn.ta clai ned,
tn. committee changed the location as above. The
operation particularly in Mercer street was all tha.
desired and fully demonstrated tina. the machines
could sweep and keep cobble-stone pavements clean
The officials of the eetclcanrg department were
out in full force
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
srsgooATE's oorRr-Ses: S.-sei'r' NJ En~AAa o

me VIII OF fsAAC NhWIONs =
The morning tho will Of Isaac Nswton, rseeHg %
ceaseA was propou13sd for probate hy ~. wn.
Kelly Il RhinsbecI., Dutchess Couaty. n. I. Iese
are no eleemosyr Ay bequeta mads, bal Tho 'esss.F
directs to be p.d among his jos: debts, hs sabscp-
ton Of the sun Of 81 ,Oc0 70 the New-fork bsoss
uslcn fer rnis era. .oa sui $50 to ths Amer'-
can Bap.,, Pub.s.iioa sooisty. Tho wsiow ot De-
oeused Is appe4,tA guardian Of Tie persons AID o.
.s.es G. ,so ceI:t, ssd .he . slso corait q eSsse-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

The Italian resident: Of the city ore moving to or
ganize a volunteer military corps, Like the darde
LAFAYETTE of our French follow w-citiyene.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

near Fifth avenue, at o'clock p M, tomorrow Sun
day, He s osru to give portion Of his pers ,nsl
experience upon the stage and his subsequent *
able conversion. Wherever Mr.. S. has heretof 70
spoken, be has attracted large congregations, and,
should tomorrow be fire. the Calvary Baptist Church
" doubtless be well filed Upon the question OF tls
aud Influences OF the thes'er, this gebtem, An
49,, -. to speak plainly, and, as bis assertions
.vS n,s upon personal knowledge, they
are entitled to hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
fAdyerstssmen

Woslp; o. TBEarxR or Aars-At BAh.rTs nvssvs ma
s.e.reon d. vsler.inss humorous heches .ao a03I'1
byi;.ncY 20 .ie flowing entertainment Go snd see.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

AI.wYyuC,roHr BY his owy SHARP PRAc fioE.-
Officer King of the Lower Police Court yeslerday a.
ternoon arrested Charles Breton Leslie, young law
yer Of this city, charged With having gained sode
important information from Miss Laura j. Cur1 o.
No. 80 Court street by means Of faud aud oecs.';
It appears ths. in suit brought BY Miss cuI.' anu
her hIother asI'.s, Sheriff Willstt and DsVia
Nessrs. Abbore 4 Brother, lawyers, were ensssa -
counsel for the complainants. On the i'n ln'''.
young D an, representing that he Wa zen, oy 'ls
Messrs Abbott, called al her bou'e IN 6toohyo' anu
obta r.i n formation relative TO The 'ua then pena'os
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

WAGoy THrIvEs.-On Thursday evening Two inen
s.os o,u sore in this city pieces Of black an
down brood street. the cornsr OF besvs ne
broke dow a. s thieves aesed their wagon aca ooe snd
ofcsr Csrrs vs soon spot and soei s con and hox
nd wagon % House, where ssy can Se sssA
tLcSy interested
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

In an item relative to burglary, published IN tn
day's TRIBUNE, il was inadvertently mentioned tha
the houss was entered BY II. N. Wright. In
alleged burglar is George A. Stuart, Mr.. wnsh
being the owner Of the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

HUDsos RIVER RALRoAD.-On Monday noxt inn
portant charges will take effect in the running of the
tains on this road. Among Others the express train
for Albany ard Troy will leave Chambers street sta.
ton at a. m and 1:3O p m; Albany mail at II 30
q. n Express trains will leave East Albany at 1915
q. m. and SOS p. ~; Albany mail at am.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

APRE1rr FousDLrso.--A little blackeye@ baby
was found yesterday morning by Officer Do C0rdy OF
the Seventh Precinct, on the doorstep Of Mrs. PEN
field, No. Rutgers place. 1t was labeled " Frank
Douglas, born Nov. 4, ls5S" ard the following note
was found on il:
Mrs Psnisld: You are christian lady, do not turn 70,
mother commits IL to your -
God in his mercy reward you for your fnanes' 70 '
orphan.
The child was taken by Officer De Corly, before 1t
was discovered by Mrs. Psrfeld, and he hos found
good home for it. It was richly dressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

The Mas;nee at the Academy Of Music this afternoon
brings TO close the benefit to Madame Gazzansa.
Ths entertainment is an attractive one, consisting OF
n Tlovssore, with Mile. Piccolomini in he role OF
Ieooors; and the second act Of la Sonnsmbuls, IN
which Mad. LAhords appears. Mad. Gszzanisa viii
sing, in costume. her celebrated Spanish song, the
"Orsrge Girl" and with S;gnor Maggiorochi, the
duet from =" Ehsr dAmore."
BgRroS's NKw TaEArER.-This house will be
opened tonight, under the management of Mr. John
Moore and Mr.. Wayne Olwine The p,sys are the
popular American comedy Of Extremes written by
MI. J. II. Spe,ry, and "An the Worlds a Stage"
In the comedy ws have Miss Caroline Richincs, the
American Pima Donna" and ber father, Peter
Richings of the old Park; Miss Ada Clifton, is.s
Niblos, oae Of the mos talented aud versatile Of na
two actresses; Miss Anna Lonsdale aud Mrs. Fl. C
Jordan, who are well and favorably known. Aes,p
Divine, Moore, II. G. Jordan, Grace, Whiting. Ras-
seu and others are also in the play and Harry Jordan
70 the stsge-struck butler in the ancrpiece. The or
eassra 10 under the lead Of Mr. Molenhsuer who has
some choice music for the opening. Mr. j. Z. Barnet
set his old place In the Treasurer's Office; and alto
eshsr the enterprise Ia one which deserves hand
s'ns share of patronage.
DRAMATIC CoPrRiCHr.-It is said that Lsura
Aeene has commenced, or threatens TO commence, a
s"+ut agsnit Mr. whest.ey Of the Arch-streei Thea
Tin nilstePbia. for producing wlihon, her p'rmis.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

Mss JESSIE MERTON WmrF.-Sone Of our reai-
.r. will p,obably remember the accounts which were
nnh,;.hed about vea- since. Of the inprsooTnea. al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

SUICIDE OF Az CsKsows WoaAS.-About o'clock
last evening" as the Hsnilton-avenre ferry boat
Gowanus was midway between Nev-York and Brook
lyn,s young woman, aged about Is years, jumped
overheard forward of the Wheel the wheel no doubt,
striking her, as she immediately sunk. She had on
black silk drees, red shawl, and black bonnet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

A Ccs:rRTro AoIoR TO PREAcu.--rhe Rev.
Edward f. Strickland, formerly an actor and MANAGE
Of Thesler Tea, London IS to occupy the pulpit OF
the ReY. pr. Oi.legc's Church. in TwsnyhTd street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

Market Police Court before Justice Kelly and made
complaint against Harvey L. Carpenter Of No. 5i9
Sixth avenue charging him with cheating and defrsud-
ing by means of fa!se weights. Mr. Terrett alleges
that be held promssory note against Carpenter tor
$40 20, dated Sept 10, 1853. On the day the note
matured Mr. Teet presented il 10 said Carpenter at
his store when the latter be alleges psd him four
g. bills. One of the bills paid, Mr.. I. alleges, was
q counterfeit, bill purporng to be = bill issued by
the Freemans Bank, ct Bristol, K. l., whereas, ID
fact the bill in question was not issued by sad oank
On the 93d Of November inst, as is further alleged
Carpenter agreed TO eel and deliver 10 Mr. Terrett,
suorg other things, 10 pounds OF soap st cents per
pound 5l pounds of sugar at 10 cents per pound and
so pounds Of sugar at % cents per pound 10 apply On
the note SO 20. Mr.. Teett requested Carpenter 10
weigh on. the sugar at tie time but the latter replied
that he could not 10 il then. Upon the delivery o' th7
articles the note was to be given up. Oa the Day
agreed, Carpenter, as lie alleged, sent some sugar and
soap purporting TO he the quantity agreed upon, when
Mr.. Terrett gave MP the note Subsequently Mr. Ter
rttt weighed the ten-cent sugar and found that tfsre
was only thiityseven pounds; that large portion y,
the other sugar was Of poorer quality than agreea
upon, ard that there was Only thiryeix insseaa o'
fifty pounds and further, that there was oniy 'hy'
ose pounds Of soap instead Of forty. Nr. ierle'' iui
,her alleges that he called upon Carpenter forthwith
and told him that one Of the bills hs gave MIN "is
counterfeit and that the soap and sugar did ho' noI
out weight; to which Carpenter replied that ne hao
cot his note, and that was all he cared about !" aos
tha. Mr.. Terrett might help himself. ny. i.l,e's o.
kges that he believes Carpenter knew the Dill WV
counterfeit when be passed it. and further charges q"
with cheating and defraadns by means Of fass "esu's
The magistrate iseuei summons Tor CaPs~e'
appearance at Court and an investigation 70 0e h''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

CoLLIsIos-As the ship Gentor, for Boston, wa
towing in tho East River yesterday morning, sh
came in contact with the HamltoE-ayenus ferry boa
Union, which was much damaged in her joiner work
None OF the passengers were injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

ARREST FOR PassIsG COUNTERFEIT MoyEY.-Mrs.
Mary Van Pelt, the wife off. H. Van Pei. residing in
Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday
at Stapleton, Staten Island in attempting to pass
counterfeit 50 bill on the Westield Bank of Massa-
chu.etts. at the store OF Mr. II. Van Chef at that
place. This is the same woman who passed, about
FIVE weeks previous, = counterfeit bill on tse Bur
lpston Bank Of New Jersey, at the store Of Mr.. +.
Ieutinc. She was committed to Richmond County
Jail by Justice Wolf for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

We are pleased to announce shat th. sailors
Home" No. 100 Cherry street. which has been closed
several months for repairs, viii be rcopened on Mon
dsy next under the superintendent Of Captains Z.
Richardson and Edward waford- The benefits which
have been conferred W this institution upon seamen
hsyins accommodated sone ", GOO d1nng tue sixteen
wears Of its cxistepcc and upon the shipping interests
in general are acknowledged in the liberal subscnp-
,iops which have been aud are being made by the
underwater. snd merchants of New-York to the
American Scsmen's Friend Society for IL mants-
Rance.
M,ss Jsssrr MERTON WRrF.-Sone Of our resi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

~. itn~
S.se -.srvtess yerds. plsinn for ,SA ktoA&s4
S,sSi tsr p!siILn J. q. 0rsyd far defendant
corpT or COMMON YLEAS-ssscrAL Tgsn-hov ~
~~s~ Bsfars Jus,s sHiLToS-DscisloxA
Ball sst Hodges. Reference ordered TO WoodDs'oss
Edgertcp agt. Murphy Motion denied With hpen1
a, ,i,ta, 20 snsnd 10 conform 70
Ross sgt U.yers Mo.ioa granted; caoee 70 =
ra on tho spseis! cal or trial co tso 1lre AoeSay
R-reL.r l.s Jus- -usai ent.rcd 70 stAno secean
v TN SiS eo,.s oi tlis r42-ioH aaa a'''3is's~ s~
t.-l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

gaDize a volunteer military corps, Ike tue "aiue
Lafayette Of our French follow-ctisens.
The Tr,yse,,u,c c,.rss MATcH.-The secord
game in tire contest between tle Cne'' Uuo' VI Ne"
York and Philadelphia is not yet psun' '"o
frtt was concluded ON Thursday svenlns: ihe pre-
minary arrangements for the second viii be oeisnsa
until the arrival in this city Of Of the leading play
ers from Philadelphia. BY the toms Of the match,
two games were to be played, and DO tn to be won by
the same party in order To determine te victory In
the event Of of them resulting in draw, third
to be contested. The frat game Of the match, as
was anticipated sometime before its conclueA'n, was
only drawn. The struggle was long one, eXteAahS
TO ffy-seven moves on each side. OF the charact,r
Of the game itself, we may remark that while it was
not Of that rapid and successful issue which is tecbni
cally termed brilliant" it Yves nevertheless of ex-
ceedipg interest and ingenuity in its later phases.
brilliant" games derive their brlisncy usually from
on side the other Of which, proper
advantage be Immediately taken and followed up, the
result il sure to be decisive. The best playing in the
present game after the forysixth move, the posi-.
tion at that stage being as follows:
New-York black having
Pawn et Kings third;
Pawn at Kings Bishop's fourth;
Rook at KINGS seventh;
King at Kings Bishops square.
Philadelphia (white) having
Pawn st Queens Rocks fourth
Pawn at Kings fifth;
Pawn at Kings knights ffh
Ronk az One Knioht'a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

A correspondent in another column makes some
statements with regard to the conduct Of Mayor
Temann in the affair of West Washington Mar.
ket, which We trust the Mayor will be able to ex-
plain If these statements not satisfactorily con-
tradicted, they will detract greatly from the ayora-
bic opinion with which the public welcomed Mr..
Tiemann's accession 10 Office He is here charged
with having employed, without any authority what
ever FIVE lawyers, at cost of $500 each and re-
tanning fees, 10 maintain the eiiy's claim to the
market property, though in his January message
he had declared himself against the validity of that
claim. According to our correspondent Mayor
Temann's want of judgment and headstrong dis
position in this case will cost the city quarter of
million of dollars, if not more.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

Yesterday the Castleion Board of Health met,
and their counsel attempted TO bsck up the recent
criminal acts of the citizens of Richmond County
by citing decision of Chief,Justce Savage,
which gives to Board of Health, in legal way,
power to summariy abate nuisance. Lieut..
Woodruff of the Sabine has been detailed with a
ernment property, and he announced his intention
to protect life and property from mob violence
without waiting orders. Ray Tompkins, the chief
incendiary, was nominated delegate from Rich
mond County to the Syracuse Democratic Conyen-
ton. Preparations are being made TO quarter the
military, if they should ever arrive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We propose to issue on the 1st day of October
next the second number of THE TRIBUNE MRR-
CAMILLE ADVERTISER. II viii be issued monthly
hereafter and devoted exclusively to the interests
and uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the follow
ing plan:
|. Ii will contain full reports Of the Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence a.
shall be deemed Of special interest 70 Merchants.
ii. 1t will be sent without charge by mail postage
prepaid, to 1900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York Philadelphia, Baltinor- or Boston.
The names will be selected by Mcs-rs. McKiop 81
mercal Agency and they guarantee that not ess than
5000 shall be sent this being the fu number Of
Country Merchant that they consider desirable thus
to address.
III. The total expense will be defrayed by Mercan-
tile Advertising, for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements to
he displayed will make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for ad
dressing Country Merchants was offered in
the United States, even at double treble the
cost of this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone. and will contain no other matter than such
as is adapted to their wants We have every facili
" for making a Mercantile Advertiser that VIII
deserve the appreciation of Merchants. and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at THE TRIBUSE Office. Ifby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY & Co.,
Neir- York Sept. g. 1888. No. l5 Na'sau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

TR, Coxrier and Enqrirer expends long article
in ,he rciteraiion of the stale snd empty charges
by which it attempts TO defeat the election of Mr..
Hsskin. and pleasantly remarks that we sre guilty
of cousummate impudsnce in denying them. This
is possible; but as We can hardly De expected to
take the same view of the ease with our cotempo-
rar,. he will perhsps allow us TO suggest our opln.
ion that not only impudence, but impotence as
we'll if they have any part in the controversy which
h. SO pertinsciously seeks are not 10 be found on
our side of the house. If The Courier and Enqrirer
has evidence worth q straw to prove that Mr. Has
kin i, PLAYING . double part in this canvass, WHY
not bring i, forward. instead of merely talking
shout i etenslly' We msy be Psrdoaed iOr sdd-