New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

tie first on geology prcper-to-nisht, 81 the Cooper
Institute.
Mr.. Stephen Msssett Col Jeem, Pipes OF Pipes
vile) leaves New-Yoik to-day in the steamship Bal
tic for San Frapci,co, where we understand he will
intro uce 10 the Cslfornisns bis and orgios En-
tertaipmsn., csed Song and Chit-chst Of Travel,"
which has been 80 emrently popular here and else
where. We with Mr.. MssSett every success.
CoRREcrroS.-It was inadvertently reported in
Yesterday TRIBUNE tha, the Metropolitan Insurance.
Company had SO 500 insurance on Speysrs brewery,
the an cunt being - 500. The list Of insurance was
received from SIR. Speyer, and in the confusion ne
dCut.ess made some errors in the amounts The
Merchants Security, and Astor, also, had $500 in
stead OF $40 500.
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS The Board held It's thirty
fourth sessop yesterday, and granted one nukeepers
oepse. Mr.. Kerr was not present. Thus far the
Board has granted 2i9 licenses.
THE LAW ScHooL-This afternoon a. 4 O'Clock,
there will be a meeting, in the rooms of the Column
bs College Law School, Of students whose engage
mens preclude them IRON Attending the DAY classes,
and who desire to form evening class.
A spurious " csrd" appeared smorg the siyer-
tisements in Yesterday TRIBUNE, signed W. ii.
Hume and =. T. Marshall, Trustees Of the Cherry
street NJ. Z. Chapel. We are requested to ssy that
the gentlemen of similar names, who are Trustees OF
the Cherry street NJ. T.. Chapel, and who are mem
bers of the " Minister, and Lsymens Union" had
nothing to DO with the publication of this Card
and entirely repudiste it.
SELLING Our FAST MAS.-At III o'clock, Mr..
H. III. Leeds, the auctioneer, sold at public auction
the equipsges Of William g. Lsne, late clerk 10 the
Fulton Bank. The sale took place at Lsnes stables,
in Lexington avenue, between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth streets and was by order Of the Pres-
dent and Directors of the Fulton Bank By 10 o'clock
the bidders began to assemble, and before the hor
arrived for the sale the place was completely filled
tidy grosm had charge Of the place, aid exhibited
the animals
The first articles sold were a few house aud stable
utensils and some small lots OF horse feed The later
est in the sale did not begin till the vehicles
offered.
the frst Of these was beautiful side bar buggy
which WAS started at $50 and finally struck oil TO
M Lett, corner Of University place and Thirteenth
street, at $50.
A ful spripg buggy, with shafts and pole, was then
offered. L. WAS started at $50, but the bidding be-
came spirited, reaching sl7 at which figures it sas
struck of to Mr. James n. Morse. The occasional
statement Of SIR. Leeds ths! the articles were par
chased without REGARD to expense was appreciated by
| the crowd.
4 full spring covered buggy, with POLE was started
ct 500 ana struck of TO Mr.. MOrse at s2l7 30.
A calsche was then offered. The bid was $50, but
the demand brought ii up to $780, Mr. Sanford being
the buyer.
! NJ Morse bought a ons-horse sleigh at ass. NJ.
/ De Pau, sohOTse sleigh at 1852 80.
These articles all brought good prices, and much
better than they would under irsry ccu instances,
at pubic sale
! Mr. Leeds-Now gentlemen, will offer you 81,
the roam horse Cobb. How much is BIZ. Go on;
now, don't be 70 bsshiul beoause am. voice -
! slool one hundred | AIN offered. One. one, one,
ore now, 60, on; -, shsli havel si2j l2ji
five, FIVE, five. Who says thirty. A vJcs - Do
| you warrant him y No, Strive, five, fye-we
! don't. 100; thank you, Sir. This is al sssignees
! sale, ard we warrant nothing. Go. the glsnder-'
Stop your noiss-fye, five, five, fve-or the sale
can't 20 on. l3j-fve, five, fve-i0. Glad TO see
your ply sognomy but better-looking mai Gays 10
-fve-lJ0-l55-lG0. Gentlemen, you are losing
/ uouey by your iractivity-l65 : thsrk you, ST.:
thought you'd cone to it-l.0-cost $3.50. A voice
Whose money! Laugtter.l Probably worth go
/ Low, on account ot good cnase-if0-lo", elSlt--i-
| ht-lS5 thst's bs,ter-90, @5-fye FIVE 900. Never
have smother such chance.
! Thus the betting continued until the animal VAS
struck Of a. s2S2 81 70 Mr. George Brown.
TIE bsy horse Boston was nsIt put up The first
/ b.i was $50 Mr ALdres Stevens went so better,
ard sot the horse. His cost was Announced 70 be
/ 81 30.
Tt sorel horse Selim wss started a. 500. TIE
bidding very spirited, and the snna was 'oii Tor
! $50 TO Mr. Eden. IL cost slcCO.
/ Tie chestnat rare Bee, vas then put up She was
annouuced 10 be the sse. Of the olr, and had cost
/ SLICE Sac vss started At $50, snd cold to Robert
McGorer for SIS
Jim Irving bid 500 en- the mare, but did MOI 60
higher.
Then came qusrtity Of livery s';iees-fve sets OF
double harress, bIsl kets, robes &c.
Tao Arete-fo1 robes, which cost sl09 sold for go.
A fazcy well robe sold FOX $50. jim Irving bought 3
splsr6id fur coat for $50, said TO hsye cost $50.
Anoug he psrscns present were ione Of the Direct
ors Of the Fulton Bank ex-Co1ncilnsr Conoyer Il.
C. H barr, esq, ard other oEneis Ct hns horsss.
ASoIHER EXCITEMENT ANoSG THE SEPofs.-Ihere
seems to be no sId TO the .pan,s let a.s generated