davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, 1853

seemed to be presenting great deal for such q small
number 70 undertake 10 decide IN the case Of Mr.
Hsich who was exeommunica'ed from the Church Of
the Puriians the Rev. DIR. Cheeycr Pss4orl for teach
ing that the fourth commandment Is abrogated and
that the Observance OF the Sabbath is not binding upon
the Christian Church
Dr. BuDDlrGTos asked Mr. Haich II he was willing
to leave bis 10 the decision of those present.
Mr. HATcH was quite willing to rely upon the
brethren who bad come up 70 Council, although he
thought il more desirable to have expression from
much fuller representation.
Dr. STORRS could not that was proper for four
ont Of thirty yeight persons to decide upon the case
and thought il best to dissolve unless Mr.. Hatch
should press the matter.
Mr. HATcH wss not willing to believe that the
brethren Of the churches We're afraid 70 meet this
question; he thought that the excitement of the ho
days had interfered somewhat with the arrangement
and be would suggest adjournment instead of dissou
ton. He also read copious extracts from Il
delivered several years ago in the Church Of the Pill
Rrims DR. SorIsJ by Professor Park, the subject
Of Church Discipline.
A motion to dissolve, by DIR. Buddington, was
ried.
Mr.. HAToH then ask ed what be should do.
DR.. BUDDISGToS said that 10 O'Clock in the morning
was too early to call brethren together and suggested
next Tuesday, at o'clock "a favorable time 70 call
p0rte Council, which Mr. Hatch accepted, and
said be would arrange for
Tie Rev. Mr. THOMAS, Of the Welsh church, New
York, said that in Wales when church member
excommunicaied the decision Of the Church was final
and he had no appeal but 10 Christ
Mr. HATcH said It was different In this country
The Rev. Mr. TBoNAs said he would not attend an
other Council il called in this case
Mr.. HATcH supposed he would not, from what he
had already pad.
This ended the CT parte Council No. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
MARRIED ID.

BIRD-oL LMsTED-On Monday, Dec. 2s. At Chris. Church
Tarrytown by the Rev J. Seden Spencer James Bird 20
Elizabeth Johnson daughter Of SAs Omsted all Of the
above place
GRAY-HOWLANDIn Brooklyn st the residence OF stanton
Bsbee Monday Dec. 70 BY the Rev y. A. Farley, d. d.,
Mr Georre Arnold Gray Miss Lizzie H. owlaEd daughter
Of Charles Howand, all Of Little ConDtOu, X. |.
HALsEY-NICHOLs-On Sunday Dec. IS, by the Rev ). A.
Bsier Virginia Breckenridge daughter OF Robert H. Nichols
esq late u ~, all OF Brootyn and Jonathan Osborn Hal
sey Of New York.
HUTCHINSON ON-MORIARTY-On Monday Dec. ~, al the rest
dence the brides father BY the Rev n Burngham, Mr.
Hugh Hutchinson Miss Elizabeth Aonrty all Of this
city.
HOUSTOE-MAY-On Sunday Dec. IS, BY the Rev II Louns
bey Joseph H. Houston Miss Lizzie May both OF this city
D--WEsTERFIELD-At Bridgeport, Conn, Sunday,
Dec. IS by the Rev Geo. Tyler, d. D. Mr. Geo w = Mead
OF New-fork City Msz Emily j., dau yhter Of L. Hester
6ald esq., formerly Of Woodbury., Conn.
Eastern papers please copy.
sMITH-POST-At Nyack Saturday Dec a. by tie Rev.
ID Lord Mr. stua Smith Of Clermont n j., 70 Miss Maria
z eldest daughter Of Peter H. Post eco, Of Sysck j.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
DIED.

BUNCYp this city on Monday Dec. g. Eeine youngest
daughter Of Washington and Emeine Bunee aged months
CRASE--on Monday afternoon. Dee. s csthssne, vis q
William H. Crane and daughter Of John Rankin IA The Sosh
TS. irsrJ. family invited 10 .tteud her funeral
Wednesday 2sh inst u O'Clock ffoa The residence
ofker shs OF Clinton and Carroll stre~s Brooklyn
CAsRY-In this city suddenly. Monday Dec IS MAgEe
the besy-d dsu gh;er Of Daniel Casey aged 10 years
GlLNiNA, w.terviIe, Me-, h0ndsy Dec ls, Nathaniel
The ana sesuantsness Of the family respectfully in
o;elocI D. m rom No 7i Clinton street. Brook The
mains VII b taken to Greeaw ood Cemetery.
New Hampshire papers please copy.
GUTHRIEn this city Sunday Dec IS of disesse OF the
BRAIN EdwNd b. only son Of George aad ~ L. Guthrie aged
4yea-s months and IL daya
eILHOOLEY = In this ey, Sunday, Dec. Is, Wllism
Gilnooley. eyed n years
HIGEsBoTToM-on Tqe.duy Dec. =: q. o'clock p. m,
s,rS years, s months and "a days
IL isnsa ~ t pa ,ngs EDs RI R,oss NJ 81 on Tba
dsy ;he 2ssh a2 oeloeE The friends viii attend With
cut further invitation
LAwREEcE-In this city Monday, Dec q, Martin 81.
is relative. and friend, are respectfully invited % attend he
Nredeptarsh. No. "a Atlantic street Brookya Wedns
2sh inst q. o'cOcf without further notice Tbs
remains ID BE- tssH,o 4snPs,esd Long Island "a ThurscAy
uornins sor iuiernaent-
LODRR-In Brootlyn on Tuesday morning Dec r. Frederick
infant Of Lewis and Cs.hins LodeT aged mouth,
and Is cay. -, 49,, -. A.,
M P.sis, .est fbs reT,. ,sa sad. of ibs t.y srs
invited 20 attend Siskol further notice
McGUiGAk-In this city Sunday morrinE pec = Nter
.hort and Illness Andrew Michigan Ard 81 years
NARKs-Ou Monday Dee. M Mary MS-ks Widc~ Of hs
late SAX u~l MaEks, IN the 7ssh year 0f her sEe.
PRIDT-Ou Monday Dec. 5s aer lingering n,nesA Jnnst
wiss Of Geege l. Pride and daughter Of tee ata Andrew
S4rI,
Th. snd o. TIE family and bo- Of her sonns, Dr. H.
Quackenbe respectfully requested 70 aend the farefn
without rtbef invitation om the residence Of Der son A H.
Pr5. Nc % Thirty third street near LeInson avenue
" eeaesdsy, 1Ssh nst-, st o'elock p m
sHITH--Ia this cify On Monday rorniaz Dec. D. afer
hpgrng siekness Mr.. Ann smith wife Of Charles snih IN
the slss yez Of her age
sHHRWOOD-Ou Heussy, Dec. t5 A0r.~olors Sherwood,
ssed Is yesrs EssaEhs sna q days Of Ehe widow Anto
Eett
TALBERT-At Harlem, heneay Dee m z1es shcrt "
ress Albert D. Tahert, In the nth yesr Of his see
The snd friends Of the uy and those OF bis erotheg
benjamin. G TabeEt respectfully invited 20 sttend bis
funeral fVn Tie HAreD Presbyterian Chara One huasre1
sce0nd aad hire
en- Wednesday, Dec. =, ss 9o'eioet-
TURrLL-OaT sssdsy Dec ~ Loziss h TGreI, wife Of WI.
lam Turen
PgDsr ncm S. TAou,ss Charh Thursday mo-rin, a. 10
eeosa Her frezds and tkos 5f tke family i8Sl'ed 70
.s.sod wahoss hsr-hsT invitstion-
VAN HORS-on Tass4-y Dec =, PheSe Jnzs VAa Rorn.
re fn5s snd .eessintaneeso. ths family respectfully in
yied 70 1erd fanera Tnursd>y - 0e10ek p Il,
from Ter late r,sidsne. No. 81 stanton street
wBITsEY-As Elssa, Mass, oea Moses ~hssnsy sssd @
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
THE HATCH Ex PARTE COUNCIL"

According 20 previous announcement, tne e'.,s'
Council. summoned by the Rev. J, L. hA'cn nis,
,bs lecture room of the Plymouth Church. brooAiyo
the Rev. II. w. Beecbersl, yesterday @oFnDs' q. :.
o'clock. A. that hour, four Representatives TO J.S
cSprrbe, were present, namely; The Rev. Dr, X aS =
storrs IT,, Church Of the Pilgrims the KaS & %
diDgton; the Rev. Mr. Tompklns o. WI ConoTsga
:onai CbnTch New York Invitations had been sen.
10 nineteen Churches each Of which should ha,v & ,ner
two delegates, consisting Of the pastor ana ssupop G
msn, a ths shsence OF the Rev. III. W. Beeener' VINO
he ssd. had promised 10 be present il possible, 0eip
absent, however, he supposed thai II arose n0" N'
presence being impossible. .....s ao1 the
The object az the Council wss then s'stea. oc S.u
Rev Dr. 'GToRRs was elected Chairman of the Cohhcl
DR. sroHns's initiasory speech consisted OF stroos
Recommendation 10 dissolve ioIth"l-h hiAsnHeH y" y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

A.-v.n.y. Dec. M.-Mr. McSPEDoS in the chair
y, PKcK moved that Mr.. james w. Oliver be per-
~ ,o ron "A ue OF three stages on the Eighth ave-
srom the terminus Of the railroad through the Cen
II PARK to the Skating pond, At rate not exceeding
NJ, BeApIEY moved to amend BY striking out the
sI-e Of James w. Oliver aod providing that pernis-
T. be gwen 10 any persoDs who will run respectable
T. OF risges, ETC., at fare not more than five cents.
Fur DARRAGH moved that the whole subject be re-
I'D 10 the Committee on Lauds and Places. Lost.
M TUOMEY moved to lay over.
4 nt BRADY moved 10 refer to the Committee on Or
fnsnces. Adopted.
m. LTSEs moved that the salary Of the Depu1y
hTtroiler 6e increased TO 50 $40 per anuum on and
Ter the fret day OF January, 1860. Laid over.
INr. BRADY moved preamble and resolution de-
hane that i fitting and prOperthat the arrival
ftbe Hon. VIM. " Sc ward IN this city IFS inhabitants
no constitute large proportion Of his constituents
Foud through their representatives IN the Common
foanci, evI ce their appreciation Of his worth and
Sabic services by rendering bin the Of the Alder
Iep's Chamber, in which 20 receive his friends, and
fsoviding for the appointment OF Committee Of three
b carry the resolution into effect. Adopted unan-
|sously.
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Brady, Tuomey, and
snth, the Committee 70 carry out the terms Of the
solution.
The Tax Levy was made the special order for Fri
by, at o'clock.
The Committee on Arts and Sciences reported
recommendation TO appropriate $50 for portrait Of
Gov. King Laid over. Also, recommending the
hanging the inscription on the Worth Monument, by
,nbstituiiDg the words " Fort George for Buena
Vista" Adopted. Also, recommending the Street
Commissioner purchase copy of Buters picture Of
Franklin before the Lords in Council to be placed
D the Governors Room. Laid over.
A communication was received from the Controller,
o which he recommended additional Issue Of Gro
on Water stock, amounting TO not moro than one
million dollars so as to provide for the Croton Water
Works Extension. Ordered on the minutes.
An Invitation from butcher in w 4shngtOn Market
% the Board asking their presence at his stalls to
s1amiDe his stock Of American beef, was accepted.
The Committee on Finance recommended the dona-
ion Of e. ,423 65 10 the Colored Orphan Asylum
Adopted.
The Board coDcurred with the Board Of Council
men in spprOpriating 81 500 to the Eastern Dispen-
;ary.
Tbe Board took from the table the Controllers com
rrnication recommending the appropriation Of $40 600
for the year 1860 and adhered TO its former action
bsing q refusal TO concur With the Board Of Council
men for Nh appropriation Of so, 600.
Adjourned TILL Friday, at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
1.-THE PALACE HoNl,. /"

To ne Edi,or Of TAs ~ y. Tylb-ar
SIR: Your issue OF Saturday lat Coutaine 3 azti-
ce beaded New ErPes sri. IN Asaocistioa -
some project heTsfn unnamed o bul.s colossal se spon
the plan Of Un,sry Household" ssvera seu;eneu have
construed ssd soIs into reference to the projected Paee
Home which be erected the Of ths lower
part Of tbs Contra Park II ia the nte5tot Of the YroeCso
the lsttenaned enierpse that shs be wholly uEAeUe By
sna" Il is simply pfoposed to meet necessity vh there
comfortable homes with less Of sevitzde therein than
combine the advantages Of the isolated home andhe
Injuries Of the best ho,sN The PAsoe Home Il n be
oO-s,ruoed carried spon N Of Unay Houshod-
GEO u. JOHNSON.
Architect cf the Palace Hone"
Hs..yo~E noe y fR5a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
.as a. follows:
IBeresse In lsse

Iuerssss n tSelS' "
TIE Directors have meeting Tomorrow, and viii
probably consider the subject Of dividend payable Lat
February, The Company have ample funds on hssd
to pay y p cent
The business Of the Cleanug House to-day WA 3d.
7el 81. The Bank Of America has declared semi
annual dividend Of 81 p cent, payable on the ID Of
January. The Peoples Bank seui-annual divideed
Of 81 y cent, payable Jan 4. The Manhsttan Gas
Light Company v cent, payable on demand The
Goodhue Fire insurance Company dividend OF 8
cent and the Merchants Bank of St Louis 5 Y cent
The latter carries, bssdes, cent TO the contingent
fnnS ana 2 y to the surplus fand. The interest
coupons Of the Cleveland and Toledo read, due let
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
CITY ITEMS.

"The Messiah " was performed by the New-York
Harmonic Society. at their Annual Christmas Festival
on Saturday night, at the Academy of Music. The
soloists were Mad. Bishop, Miss Coleman, Mrs West
ervelt Mr.. Simpson, and Mr. Thomas, who ably sus-
tanned their parts. The choruses were efficiently rem
dered. The effect Of the pedal organ played by Mr..
Wild, very fine, particularly in For unto us a
child il born,' and the great Hallelush chorus Mr..
Bristow conducted with bis usual ability: Toe per-
formance may bo considered one of the beet Of the
Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Tar srr'osEp HOMICIDE rs FuRsAs sTEvtr.-
cete,-r Rr.s hsd nquss yesterday he body o
Dsrx 4, u-os who sesed had his desh eJ
Vioncs le kss. o. Jarss cs-aey The nseTA evidence
of t o0is Rsurr who made the po-t eKHm3narisr.
seudi 10 sko thai -o,t 6s q aP0psIy zrd e.d-s ef
the br-ir Ne tn, Of nenoe -hsisTer di.oosena
vrrdi scc0rdsne- edrrd and Ssr-y sne tst been
s-rr<ed o1 su<picioE. discsaarged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

THE CRY RaIrRosDs.-ln the Common Coaneh
las, evening. the report of the Railroad Committee was
9;.cr..ed in Committee Of the Whole. The agreement
bv which the Company charge live cents fare on an
g. rsnsusl Of the privilege. The Committee re-
noted In favor of granting the privilege on connIon
,hat ali the routes be constructed, and that two-hoss
c b. run instead Of oDe-horse cars, Sc Is now tne
c.ss In some instances. substitute was offered, IA
which the Company u required TO run throagn l:ns
from Fulton ferry 10 Broadway, with an eNtens'on
,hrorsh Graham avenue to Meeker syeDue, and 20
siye transfer tickets both Ways from o,a''On %
ssxenpe: also, TO eonstruei double track on
go, svsnne 10 Kent avenue, and run tne
Grernpoint cam on said route To construct d31ols
traek In Columbia and Saekett streets 70 hSmn.Sa
svenre and thence 10 the City hne. To complete .ns
Sonble Track on Fa,bush ayenue 70 the Cry me, al
AZ the expiration OF the assent Of the Common NJ
90 continue the present rate Of fare ION DecemoeI ~
is ihe COMPANY shall reduce the fare 10 iour eens
for adults and two Tor children under .Te,ks k
reays of age The substitute was adoPeeu anu ~ ,hs
To,u;ttee re. The subject Is 10 be taken aP a. inc
neTt meeting Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
tAdVeTtissInon..l
TlYIOR's SALOON.
Broadway, corner OF Frsuklin-st

BTOldW ",
kKw YEARS
JoHN prepared to receive orders FOR all the
reshments used New ears tables such Boned Turt
Game Psts dishes Of Game Jeied Tongues a0d Jams Pn
and ornsnened Jees Picklei Oysteu ornsmensd Plum,
Pound Cron and Almond Cskes and small Cake. Of every
variety and style Also for the table OF Nougs'
Oranges Paste Pyramids Of haecaroni All of
which will be OF the best quality and manufactured on the
premises personal supervision OF the Propristor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

TIE third week on the Rock Island Road gives
200, sn increase Of between 1900 and 5000
On the Wsbash Valley Road The earnings Of the sec'
ord week were about slO 3oO and for the third week
abou, sl2, co.,
The earnings Of the Norwich and Worcester Road
for the six months ending Both November, which
closes the fiscal year. sO loO the largest amount
ever earned by the road The business Of the year
xvss "a fonovs:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
TAdversieune,tI

A PICTURE OF Your MND.-h you would
have YOUR mental measure" taken by which you know
acy what you are your capabilities your virtues and your
faults 10 to Prof FOWLER sOe Broadway n Y, and have
your character written in full II would be the best thing to
which yeu treat yoErseE or friends during The Holiday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

RETURN oY RryAwAY CourIK.-siyers, who
sloped several weeks ago with Mrs. Adams OF Brook
lvp and sailed Immediately for England, returned ast
week by the North America, accompanied by the err
mo wonsn. Mrs. Adams regretted the step she had
taken before the steamer which bore Der and her para
mour hence was Ou. o. sight OF land, and induced Ny
ers 10 return with her the first steamer for the
limited srates. She is DOW with her friends IN Hart
ford Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

BLAcxwELL's ISLAND AND ITS lSsTirUrioSs.-
VIM. A. Burdett for some years past identified with
Iunatic Life on Blackwes Island, but who is now
happily restored to health and reason announces his
intention to make public in book form, some rare and
interesting matter, which he has collected in Ms dur
inc bis residence there His object in so doing is TO
enliqhten the public on the subject of Pensi-Pauper
and Lunatc life in the hope to thereby awaken an m
terest in the community in behalf Of some thousands
Of the outcsst, for whose moral and religious improve
ment he feels deep and anxious interest
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
[AdvertisemeuLl

CENTRAI-PARK SKATE EMPORIUM. SKATES,
to suit everybody Soc to $sa lot Of fine Engish
Skates, Just received. -, ooo -.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
IAdxertisnmenlI

ALADDIN; OR, The WONDERFUL LAMP.-Who
does not admire the Arabian Sghs And who does not look
upon Aladdin bewitching romsncs Then who can
.t the attraction such magnificent adaptation Of Aladdin
the spectacular form they present BARsUs MrsEus
Crovds applaud with enthusiasm daily. This afternoon u
will be repeated, snd, also this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
TAdvertisenlent.
pRoRRSeIONAI.

JosHrA BKDss NJ D. offer. his Profe.sioaL seIvoe' =
his roornA n Graefenberg INSTITUTION No 81 PaIkfsv,
Now-York Irreglay,fies Rsd Dtssa'ss 81 Wo1es srery
dsssypon C0nsuspOa chronic and sdl9nGsf diseases (e0h
local aud oonstitdona skihuIy ana suecss-ay ucase
OEse hs4s, 3 to 4, and TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Advertisement.
PURE BOTTLED BRANDY and WINES,


Persoue who Wines Liquors the holidays should
give the preference bottled by They warranted
pure and the best quality.
FOR sale by All Druggists and Grocers.
ITnoIpBo WoIYE Nos. lg. 20 and q Bsaver-st.,
nporter OF tho soh ed.na SchnsPps-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
COURT CALENDAR

COURT CALEEDAR-THfs DAY.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIT.-Psn ll-Nos. 2l12,
1872 90
SUPREME CoURr.-SrEcIAL TySs.-Nos. N, rs,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

He iesyes for North Madison; drops Agss BE- writes
be is out OF money. and wants 10 yet home W yoea
roundi he makes - 30 % the good people Worth
Hsdson- He goes On, and Is siul drog sli
travelling"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

COIJRT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNS-Dsc 7T-BefOre Justices
BEKNSIs, QUAcxENBUsH and CosNetLv
Alexander Chadwick larot nv. .Pententiary months.
Fnen Cooley, larceny, PeniteutiATy monthA
John Crown. larceny, Peniientiary mouths
Francis Fsrly, larceny Penitentisry ncrth.
Thomas Murphy, larceny Peniieutisry mouth
CeoTre Miller larceny, Pen,entiary, months
MArzaret Tucker. larceny Penii entiary months-
Jane. Wilson, larceny, Penitentisry months.
Henry Webb. larceny. Peuitenti.ry morth$
Henry Kelly, larceny PenitentiaTy months
Nm. DarleJ. larceny Peniten.iary months
John Holmes, ssssnl and battery, Peneuisry monhS
Aaron Gregory assault and battery, City Prison ~ days
pone reszded for ssn.eue and six or eight
obers discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

The fra of eourse Of lectures bsfore the City Lib
rary Association, viii be delivered this evening, at
the NJ. 4. Church. corner Of Bedford and Morton
streets, by The Rev. Dr. BuIchard. Subject "NOvels
and Novel Reading"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Ressi pts s( Prs&zes.

Ysesi by 81 Ksssss Ds r1.+1so ss,. nsr, 20 ssak
vhrs, bsh Cora teo d.. 0sss 4S Pkg Prsyssszs
~ D. " kisxy. IA DE- Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

CAsPyILLx Monday, Dee ~ lS5o
Fer the endsg Hendsy Dee zs-st can CAte p esrs
Ho-, Ia car Sh..U and Horses skins l6s 0sA *
ave s.os-add z1s q sEpn frssktAEas tSs aznssr
sf cara hsslea by S;0ek EIpess sar-s tes uvss, NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
IAdYerfisarnenll !

CAUTIOUsNRSs Is SOMETIMES A CHEAT HIND
RANCE TO SrocEss s deficiency often runous Phreno.
logical Examination al Fowler WEIss 1s Broadway, viii
sbow the exeesses weak points talents and night pursuit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

SrABBISG AFFRAY.-About o'clock on Tuesday
morning quarrel occurred in Roose welt street. between James
Lswless and William PhAlon alias GnEes" when the latter
drew knife stabbed Laess the brea and abdomen
inctnr wounds Phalon subsequently
arrested Officer Josyn Of tte Fourth Precinct who also
veyed the Station House. The prisoner who is sd
be dangerous character keB before Justice Osborn
who locked him answer. The wounded subse
quoptiy removed TO the New-York Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
IAdyerskon~ai.l

% PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 81.
81 Portraits, large size.
HoLxss, No. 3l5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
advertisement.
CONPRCTI0NARY FOR WEARS,


No. JS5 Broadway.
Rvery variety Of Ornsmen,ed Cakes Cenfscson1 French
Mottoes TorpedOes, Jees, &C. Also boned Turkeys and
Game Poked Oysters Meats aud M esonsbe articles for
tables Orders for all kinds heueshmsns
promptly attended TO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Tnr CENTRAL PARK SKATING PoSD.-The skating
popd was cleaned last night and as the Croton Board
refused to allow wster to be taken from the reservoir
for flooding it. enough was obtained by the laborious
process of pumping to make new coat OF ice so
that. if the weather continued cold during the night
better skating may be expected to-day than has been
enoyed before this year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

KHocKHD DowH Br A CAR.-Chsrles Frederieks
while stepping Third at the Of Twen
tyxth street came with the horses sttsched
going in the oppose direction and knocked down and quite
seriously injured He conveyed to his residence ey the
Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

fAdveTtisemenLJ
Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WISsLow's SoofH-
e s,xrp rs new u.ed every year the United tiates fo
cb1S-sn s~htnr with -ilng kehef Inue
Si.se Sua certain Only RS cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Mr. A. Mcleod is about to rePublish a sermon
against Negro Slavery preached in this city hfyseven
years ago by the Rev. Alexander Mcleod, ID. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-A young woman 10 years Of age
nauned Margaret Casey while walking in Second sud
denly dropped the OF Twenty Eghth street He
body conveyed to her late residence No 29 Wet Twenty
uinih street where the Coroner viii hold an inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-Hsllet, Davis & Co.'S grand
and square Pianos may be Obtained No 30 Broadway

IFeUEsrs AsD AccIDEsTs.-Coroner SchirTner held
inquest yesterday upon the body OF Emma Jones Of No 79
Es. 1hteenth who committed suicide Monday nigh:
b.. taking morphine She native OF England snd addicted
drinking Margaret Govlin servant No ~ bleecker
while attempting 70 light acamphene lamp accidentally
ber clothes fire. ASzAet DDlevy also servant
In doing FIRE 10 BED clothes and severely
burned result death. Coroner Schmer held inqnest
on the body and verdict IN accordance with the facts
tenoered Michael Haley lad hye yesIs OF age living
Ne "a Hammond street while attempting 70 Qs1e TOY upon
a1epiece Ere set hre TO his clothes and
enveloped In flames Before assistance could reach him. be
shockinRy burned and died ae An inquest held By
Coroner Schirmer Gilbert McDermott blind %
years are fell from the fourth story Of house No f3 Ninth
Sunday morning breaking both hs legs He
conveyed the City Hospital, where he died ye.terdAy ter
noon Coroner JscknSn held inquest the body and
dict Of Z" Accidental death was rendered.