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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TRACT MEETING IN NEW-HAyEN.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribuns.

NEw-HAyEs, Com, jar. H. 1859.
The annual effort 10 behalf Of he America Tract
Society in the City Of New Haven was held on SABBATH
evening in the Third Congregational Church, Of which
the Rev. E. L. Clsvelsnd, d. D., is Pastor. A large
lumber Of the active and beoev violent Christians Of the
city were present.
After payer by the Rev. Mr.. NorEs of the South
Church, tire Rev Mr.. EASTMAN, Secretary, from New
YoIk, made statement respecting the operation OF
tie Society for the psst year referring 10 the catholic
iy Of its publications ard the benevolent character o.
its work particularly its endesvor supply the des
tute ard needy scattered over the land with the best
religious literature through the visits of IFS copor
ttIs which, though it did not psy," in commercial
sense was Just VITA. was demanded in sn extended
land Ike ours and in its selfdenyrg work, vel
in its practical resrts had always commanded tsefo
the affections Of American Christians.
He was followed by Mr. o. f. W)oD Of The Finance
Committee Of tle Tract Society, who stated in detail
tie financial condition Of the Society Ne was grst;-
fed to armour ce that up to the day before he left New
York tte ith inst, the receipts of the Society
76 more than the corresponding period of the
the previous yesr the don atiCns being but sos less
than dming that time. The donations from the New
England Stats which in sbe field Of the Boston
Society, comprising all Ne~.Engand except Rhode
Islsud and Connecticut, were $i25 more than during
the previous yesr. The receipts from the Boston
Society since Jan. 1889, over q 300 account,
making the receipts from that Society 81 81 more
thsn for the corresponding period of the past year.
Dir. Wood spoke Of the encouragement the Committee
felt prosecute their good work and stated that their
debt had been reduced from $4,000 TO go 900, ard
that they It'll reeded 100000 to sand to missionary
stations abroad before the close Of the financial year
April.
The Rev Dr. Poor of Newark. n. j.. followed in
an earoest and glowing address, expressing his belief
that there agency 80 capable Of reaching the
great religious desuOrs Of our country tire Tract
Society. lie ref rred with great power to the wants
of the foreign field and Of the great aid this S.cety
afforded to the missionary, especially where We hal
but feeble command Of the language, and gave some
facts in his carly experience in Ceylon.
Tie services, which bad been Of he most interesting
character were closed by short but effective address
from the Pastor, Dr. CLEyELASD.
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ARTfsTAN WELL At CoLUNBUs.-Tbe aDpropTla
ton has run out but the water Goes no. The deptn
reacht il SIS feet ami the money tie State has eA
pended Ga the Cspiiol square Ornament - 8 3D.
which is reaI 81 PEI foot. Al JPna.nn OF three
OF four thous SUI collars more viii be asked on the
plirc'pls that -" 10 for shillfg 10 for pound BE-
fore tie first apr pns,iOn va. made. geologlsts put
the probable est Ct ,btsning perpetual iounta,a
inside Of g 0O0 bat tie resuli shows that they OILY
saw ust g. far into the mlstOIe aIy one else IE<
Gazette eSsert. thst the water Cbtair ID y sphar-
Gus snd hints that the bOie for tee safety OF TIE IN
ersl Assembly should be plugged up.
SH,NrFrL C,sE II TENSEssEE.-A law ia Ter
ress.e put.hss the osuse o. Cbisinlng goods unt9f
false pret rscs by Dprsonmen, Il the Penitennary.
eroe.etllrr hsd p,lr fema.e sire:t>d Tor haviag
defauded him ont OF Twenty hve cents worth OF M 10Y
by fae preterses: she tried aud found atty oa'
Toe jury tee ,mmetded Der 70 mercy. Tne Judge
Maid no stetton o tbs and seat-nosd her for three
yeals The al Of the Supreme Court was invoked IN
The won an favor the JUICES Of that Court, ef.
pressing the opipion tina, the lsw IA. never Intended
10 include OF ueh petty diameter reversed the
Judgment an psssd Al oSier that the woman o' &c.
az liberty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q passenger train on the
Orarcs snd AleIsrdns Railroad sss s,oPpins ~
station in Fauquier County, Va CAIis.mas week, a
frmer frfm the re kbornOoi stepped into ire cars,
slo sei Nv ore or too servants, who we're carryinS
isrye bucie. 4 eEe-aogg WITH wafer ant glasses,
srfrA~i al On ari - that delightful and 'ashloa'
abe holiday dirk. a. paE:c-k .: ha hos?is-'y'
and Thanked hLA kiEliy .-erstsT'
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THE GREASY MECHANICS.

TIE moou-stsuck theorists and su.l-es. ID farmers
Of this Deghborhood wish to keep posted in the affairs
Of our Southern gerilemsr-wbc wish TO build super
structure ca us, the nHd-sIls Of society. We also
wib to know whether they have got really to put
on TIE ppr-el Ioots, and mount into re 'ai3e 70 ric
e. some Of them express it. We 60 MT ike to BE-
tshen unawares a. We sle determined to have jump
sud sprrg when the boots ana saddles are given out
TO lie riding gentlemen for the Southern gentlemen
msy be sure ttey Will have a time of il, as we will
iussle hard; they may calculate thereon.
In wishing to keep posted in the above, we iocoae
SO for 81 copies of your WEESLr TRBUNE, as we
think is the bes psper take or general res.
be Information. SUBSCRIBERS.
Wa e, Ian
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fAdyertisefncpt. 4

WORTH KNOwING.-PROLAPsUs. UTERI, in it's
simpler be eusd By sisti and the
sssrey,ed Of this and Kindred dtess arc 5000
control BY ntorpabys system Of thonpsaues
umes living witnesses Il where patients were broufhs
90 beds after lying for years hsIpses This reu nsnt wh
oh. lnstitutioz gives vitality aud force
functional powers Of all the ncreasos the ment
power and constitutional strength 10 short makes tins en-
osvses and irritation 10 which macy srssnis
oHcuItiss orxnate and takes . firm hold meet
chronic dssa Cold weather fsyorsbs for speedy
recovery fnsttUtlon open Summer aud WDtsr yst
made Circulars Motor 9s,sy.
25c Address H. HALsrED Il. d., Roana Hill Ws,sr Cure.
Northampton, Masa
EoTy IDr H,LsTkD VII Be In New York "a. g. Nicholas
Hotel TCgsDAY ard WtDszsDkS each week d1rng Ne
Winter s1h cannot 10 Institution CLL re-
eeiyed from - 10 S, and from 8 70 7 p.
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NEW NOON. Fer The Tribune,

ONCE when the new moon glitterei
So slender in the West
i looked across my shoulder,
And wild wish stirred my breast.
Orer my white right shoulder
looked at the silver horn,
And wished wish at even,
To come TO pass IN tie morn.
Whenever the new moon glttered,
SO slender aud 40 fine,
looked across my shoulder.
Aud wished that wish OF mine
Now, when the West il rosy,
Aud the snow wresths blush below,
And see the light white crescent
Sink downward soft aud slow:
never look over my shoulder,
As used to look before;
For my heart Is older and colder,
And now wish no more
AZ. 1873. A. ". II.
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them felt the pressure severely but they were nos
,,sst their engagements with promptness, and
come come out Of the panic with unsuied regulations
fnsnc;,JIv The improvements Of the city during
the past two years have been greater than during
tbe previous four years. Several fine brick bust
ne.. blocks have been erected, and goodly number
Of HANDSOME residences. This, when We take into
consideraton the stringency of the times certainly
sneak, well for the thrift and scundness of the
community in a monetary sense.
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THE TRIBUNE IN THE COUNTRY.

ESirssss from Suslnss Corre'7oneeue
IDclcsed please find go, for which please send me
81 copies of your weekly ISSUE have been laborng
for few days smoog the greasy mechanics sad SIN W.
listed armers il this place and the result Of my abOrs
ha, been tie securing Of the desiei number to ob.an
your paper al it, owsst price, Three years $50 there
nss but enc TRIBUNE taken a, tbs Office Tow We add
the -. " Truth is mighty and viii prevail
Uoyss, " l., jan -. 1882 J. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

YouSG BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Oaicer Duryss,
while duty Sunday night, saw three boys 10 the
act of crawling out of window ia the passenger-room
Of the Hoboken ferry house foot Of Canal street. The
officer pursued and caught Of the boys, who threw
away an old boot which he hsd brought with him from
the building. The other boys escaped. The old boot
was identified by Mr.. Campbell fsry-msstsr, % bic
property aud the boy, who gave his name - Tnomas
johnson, was committed by Justice Kelly for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

fre portrait Of ROber, Borne, painted BY sd WI
liam Allan, X. A, has been engraved 90 stssl BY >.
c. MeRae, No. Z Oliver street. T. represents the
Poet-po~nsn n the aush OF manly yccta seated at
table ia h-a cettsse, composing "Tne Cdtxs sa.or-
dsy Night" h.s leg eOucssd before hin RI ayefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18
CITY ITEMS.

PE)F. MlGcH.Ls LEcrrREs The first Of the reg
ulsr Of Lectures Astronomy Will be given on
Wednesday evening at The Academy Of Music, that Of
ls't week berg Introductory ouly. TIE Professor Is
pleasing ard popular spe aker and the subject Is one
of the most attractive kid. Although the price OF
missicn IS pct al yer, low figure, the pupils IN the
public ,csools are gladly welcomed g. haf price.
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Advertisement. 1

The METALLIC TABLET STROP-fnvented By
Gro sApsDzRs A. d. Hss-Ths. the genuine article hes
been eqased producing the keensst Poss edge
razor Can b. obtained Of the subscribers and sole msnafsaE
ora, j. l. ). 5AUsDERs, No. 7 Astor House.
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Advertisements 4

HILLS AR-LIGHT COMPANY, No. 44i Br00me
st. offer State County Rights and avs tho pasuo
call ard the brilliant produced In the worl
at cOst Of oLe.q uater Of cest per hour
MRS swEDEs 4 Co., kssats.
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IAdysTtisenlent.l

ENoLOGy.-Examinatons with charts And
written descrt Of character given daily ct the Phess
logical Cabinet No. sos Brosdwsy two blocks sbov. she Pst
Private rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' FowLER WsLLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

HEALTH OF TIE PEOPLE was

TIE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE PHOPLE was
never better at present. and the ene absence Of Ps
mic Complaint. ocsls owing % the Introduction a
Mas ~ NJ 0AsDsEss ISDns BaLsaa o. LIvSawozT As0.
NoARBOuSD. Sold everywhere.
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fAavoftIssT1ept ] - -
To NADEMoIsELLE PiccoLoMISi-DtM AsD
Gooo Youxe LADY; owisg 70 ec0mSsasss .aa.y 90
ny CONTROL have rtt abe 70 GO nc 49,
soa.iy bot ir the EeIsJ rGnlber Of Inc ots, ss2'.
NOa,Ely have ysa.slss 10 tstssss 10. lev 1sa n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

Ire Rev. ChHles T.. Harris vii lecture a. the
Cooper Institute this evening, in bersh Of the John
Saeet VI. f.. Church. HE subject Is to be, Work
"ani Nor,h-E.eue-ts of our National Perp. tuiig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

RESCUED FROM AZ IYFAMoUs DEs.-Oficer Bald
Yn Of the Eighth Precinct on sunday night rescued
q yourg girl named Josephine kare from vie ana
infau Gus den in Sullivan street, kept by an Irish
yonsn Laned Seymour, and yesterday morning con-
viewed her before Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson Mar
ke: Police Court. The history Of the girl is truly
melancholy ore. Her father vas a resident OF the
Ninth Ward and at bis death left a considerable
amount Of property Some years ago Josephine be-
came acquainted with merchant, WHO seduced her
and item left her, promising however, that he would
mary her if .he conducted hersef in proper manner
Soon after she left her home and ectered upon life OF
proettutOn. Tie merchant ascertained her where
abOns and had her conveyed TO a respectable boart-
irg-touse in Brooklyn, where she WAS TO remain uon
such time as they could be married For a few days
only Josephi1e remained at the hOuse and then let
bat fer what place could not be ascertaned. Since
then her father mother ard two sisters have died. and
her only near relative living sbroher Recently some
Ct her relatives have been searching for her, and sue
WIS fir ally traced to the den above mentioned ohcer
BALDWIN informed reporter ths, the place KEPT oy
the woman Sey mours Of the most vuainou' pscss
in the city. II is in the upper part OF new mouse and
the apartments occupied By the ogress are reached by
means Of ladder and ropes AT the top OF the ladder
Il trap door, fss.eIed down by heavy stone, while
lyipg aong.id. Of the door is large club with which
to bang over the besd any unwelcome vistor The
woman Seymour lives with or is married 70 negro,
srd has two children. 1t is said that she entces young
yr's into her dec, where having them completely IN
Ler power she strips thsm Of their clothing which shs
ps-r,, and sf,erwsd pawn, the tickets to pSIcisss
lum. Jc-ephire Les been with ter for Ing tine,
AID fom her constant association with colo<ei people
talks hhe them. Though havrg for - ioss time
ed sued lfe, Jossphire ttl rstans some traces OF
Der foIner beauty. She rays that che n.me OF h.ne
il assumed fiCm . gambler Low 10 Cs!ifornis, With
shsm -, bseane scq1sD.sd IA this city Ia view Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

Prof c. P. Bronson vii give tomorrow ,Wednes'
day evening ore Of his o-atoncsl entertainments, in
tespersed =th music by Measrs. Nash and Col5urn a;
the Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

A. W. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
b. oil sstoReys. At whole ssle oply BY
u. FABxR, sold Agent, No. lsa Wahsnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

We understand that Mr. Garrett 8. Mott who WAS
arrested in December at the suit of the Union Bank.
and held to bail in $l42O has procured the required
bail and been lberatod that the suit stands for trial
before jury and that Mr.. Mott has sued the bank
for false Imprisonment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

DR.. Pennington !. to deliver lecture the subject
OF " AficsI Civ..iz.tioD," 10 Suiloh Presbyie1an
Church Prince stiest tomorrow Wedne day evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

ABoUr TO CLosF-The exhibition q Mr.. Bsnvsrt's
Picture of tie Destruction Of Jeru-alem, aud the Pan
Drama & The Holy Land, will lose very socn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

pleasing pcul. sed viii doubtless sd''n the walls Of
II any houses. Tbs swiftly approaching e'ntenary 0,
the Poets birth s~ken' AZ interest IN tue mss aaa
his WORKS wlcRwin be svinoed IN festive gatherings
on all tie continents, Aust. r4s included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

CHARGED WITH BESG REcEIvER.-Ofii,sr Wool.
diidge of the Sixth Precinct, yesterday morning E-
rested German woman named Eds Rather, living o.
No A forsyth street. charged with receiving stoss
goods from George Calligan and Edward McDermo!t,
boys 10 and 2 years of age. 1. is alleged that the
boys stole coat valued at go, from Mr.. Munr Of
No. AL Broadway and sod the same TO Eda for sSi
and furthermore that she asked the lads to bring her
other goods when they had any on hand Tho boys
were arrested some time ago. and are in prison await
ing trial. Justice Connolly required the woman 70
find bail in the sum of $500, to the charge u
the Court Of General Sessions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

Arrysrrrp MCRDH The grcggery At Ne ioa
Wet street, Kept by one Samuel Wilson, cams wy
near berg TIE scene Of another murder zee lersay
afternoon, rum in this instance being the priao2h
cause OF the attack. Il srpesrs 10 evidence ths oss
William + togsry entered the place in qaestioa aai
called for somo liquor, but he had no money 10 pss
for the same John Spencer the bs,kseper refused 10
furnish him. Becoming uproarous, be was ordered
out of,he house, when be deliberately drew pistsf
and threa.cred to shoot Wilson, the proprietsr.
Wilson spIspg at Fogsrty when seattle sasosl,
which resulted in the former Wrenchipg the pistol froa
the grasp Of the other.
FogMiy then drew knife, with which hs ate np.el
to sab Wilson, when another scuiiie etsued and The
Desperate was soea dssrned and given iato tia co.,
tody Of Officer Scott Of the First Precinct. Tao %.
Gus, was conveyed 10 the Lower Police Court, bat,
s,rg. to cay, Wilson, though narrowly escaping With
his life refused ., appear and prefer charge siaast
Fogsriy, and il WAS not Until served with sunmoss
by justice Connolly that he came into Court and m sis
complaint. 1t was, however, with great reluctssce
that Wilson nsds afi6svt embracing the above facts.
Fogaty was committed to prison by the magistrate
for trial on charge Of attempting TO commit feoasos
assault. Fosm;y is an Irish boy % years Of age, sat
ergsgei as porter a. the Northern Hotel Coartlsai.
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

AMERICAN Social LIED j. G. Holland, oil
The Springfield Republican, gave lecture on
American Social Life, before the Rhetorical Society,
last evening. Its burden that the Christianity OF
the country ought to its social atmosphere and
ccLtIol it's soci life rather tban TO abancon al gee
iality and sccialty 70 lower iransncas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

AIDING PASSOVER TO EsctFE.-Yeetsrdsy mNs-
irg "a John Decker doormsn Of the House Of Detes-
ton for witnesses at No. 80 White street. waking
up Chatham street. he met John aahony, q witness,
who bad been committed by one OF t,e Magistrates.
but who had succeeded in making his escspe from the
building abcu, week ago. The two men saw each
other at the time, and Mabony observing tbs. he
was reco gnized, turned and Hed. Decker followed.
snd, sfsr lively chase of several blocks overlook
his man in New Bosery A crowd quickly collected
around the othcer and his prisoner, and among them
happening several of Mahoneys friends, he was
second time enabled to escape Ono of the rngbsders
of the mob was spprehended and gave his name ~
William Gsuiz. lie was conveyed to the Lower
Police Court and identified by Decker, who preferred
charge sgain.t him Of aiding and abettng pdsoncr
to escape. 0fcc: Sparks Of the Fourth Precinct
came to the aid of Decker but momsnt too late.
as Mahoney had ecsped before he came up Justice
Connolly committed Gauts to prison in defsuk Of 500
bsil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

her situa,iOo Justice Ksy SEQ. her to Tho Nag
Asylum.
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PoLcE CoURT-BEFoRE JCsrIcE WELsH.-Tas
complaint for ccnsprscy to defsuj brought by Augus
tus Favre- Brandt, agent Of the Neufchatslsae Ex-
portstion Company, against Louis de Pennevst ed
julius r. Brockelmsnn, one Of our heaviest focciga
exchange brokers' and who sold s26 600 Of exchange
to the Expectation Company, was, on motion Of de-
fepdsn.S counsel, after the compliments had exhaust
ed their whole testimony, this day, dismissed
tirely groundess This result is the more honorable
10 Mr. de Pennevet and 10 Ne. Brockelnasn from the
fact that neither Of them offered any evidence in HE
own behalf but moved for G dismissal OF tho com
plant on complsnants evidence alone, as showing ne
shadow Of case against defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

A CASE OF YELLOW FEyER-Cororer O'Kees,s he'll
an inquest Monday upon the body of George Sex,
sailor. who died on board the schooner Hiram +,
Bishop, which recently arrived from Ma;anza. De-
ceased had been attacked with yellow fever al that
place, ard died while the vessel coming up the
bsy. DIS. Fibnell and Gallagher made POSTING
examination of the body, and foucd that the
one Of genuine yellow fever and verdict to that effect
ives rendered. Deceased was native Of lrelAnd, ~
wars Of sge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

STILL ASorHER coUsrERrsIr.-A large number
Of counterfeit g bills on the New-York Shoe AMI
Leather Bank were put in circulation last night. Lock
out foT item.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

PARAGUAY ExPEDuros.-PAries sending letters to
our care for their friends this expedition, will usurs
their beirg forwarded BY addressing then to care
of our firm. instead of cur Senior who is frequently
absent. WV. DEFcRESr n Co., NeW-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18

Judge Foot's Examination of the Dred Scott
Gaze is well received by those who are interested In
the question: and considerable number Of them have
been ordered by public-spiiited individuals for dis
tribution The pamphlets may be had at the desk Of
Tkf EreHire Post.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-24
PHIL0SO PHI EH

Dissolution Of the Union.-A writer, who
well remembers the day the Constitution Of
the United States was formed, and the uni.
versa rejoicings which followed through
out the then new Republic, sends to the
New York Commercial an eloquent appeal
in behalf Of the continuance of the Union of
the States, and paiats, with a graphic pen,
the tumult, disorder, violence, outrage and
civil wars that would inevitably ensue
should dissolution unfortunately ensue.-
He adds, in conclusion
Let the South beware how they loose their
hold on the invaluable blessings Of the Union.
Let them forbear the aggressive policy and
dominating threats, which sharpen resent
ment and excite retaliation. Let the faction
portion of the North restrain their intem-s
perate zeal and the intermeddling in the
affairs of the South. Let them employ
their impatient energies in their own pur-
suits, and in view of shackled commerce
of ruined shipping, Of blighted manuao-
lures, of trampled rights, and above all of
servile and civil war, let the whole country
cease to disturb and embitter each other,
resolving to cultivate the arts Of peace, and
to promote the natural perpetuity and hap.
piness.