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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
Medical Association.

HUE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
i ofthc Caledonia county Mcdtcai association
win be held at ST. John sbury on Tuesday Dcccm
Der 18th, at o'clock. L. NJ.
c. p. FROST, Sccy.
St Johnsbury, Vt, Nov. %, 1859 6G-o1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03
ST. JOHASByRY AND BRADFORD
nrrIcE ~ nnAnrnRn. 1nLl..- luLll.

OFFICE ~ BRNDTORD, lhId,'s build.
nus. room $50. 90 uu t., .lwy Uoor with Dr ~
Ilr- houA store ml d,rnl rooms, tac urf
,atrp dan. uf,,.U .u,.., srum ~ a. NJ, Monday
Uutl 8 =. NL WoGu,. DAY, the remainder az DO.
upUk 40 DIS
OTTICE ~ ST. LOIINSBURY, RSN Road
,tr,,t o. few jnnJs yHlu ul lluyt N ttruu dru-
.'urp. where Dee may hr c,u,u.t,d up an disease.
,.niuuu 90 the people 90 thi, climate. My med.
1. .iurs aUr prepared ui roots, N,lu. and hltks ui
l. i-.-- .,.. - l.i!al-lIl .A.
Ul t'u.N. cd 81. I,uuhec,t ti,u,, aud other Ind.
ans. which will promote and mot d,trHy Nu
...f..nf IIt. HuJ aN,h' .u #.. ..u,d ,. a CONE
plant thgJU 80, u1 ua.,.ui u...uus 600 s,t rid g,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-03

NOS. Ip4 WAAHfSGTDN ~ -
% nAWLEY bINEETb. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
.,, cov, Of ..s us.n,ri. .-a s accompanying til.

1cly copy cf ss8 MIA a-s b. osPa7ySs ths ss1e
wi.Sosi seisJ. Alept-d3
Tie Citv Chartsr.-Mr. BooLE presented a prsam-
be il re alton 10 hs Legislature takicg away powers
and rights from tie Common Council Ia CITY ms,'ers
and The recessty Of said rights being protected IL
receives that the Doogau and Montgomery Ch sT'ers
sre sscred ccmp6ci. betveen the city ard state, and
carrot b. taken away without the ctys tent; that
i, be referred 10 a Joint Committee OF five OF esco
BosId to reJcrt withou. celay what measures s'e
necessary to protect the rights privileges anc iran-
cnises o. the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty, as
guaranteed by their Charters AID prevent possible
the passage of acy acts inerfeTiI with the same.
The resolution was adop,ed.
The C0HF0Acr'J Ohos.-The resolution to spprc-
pirate e. 90 10 ut up the Controllers office came up,
and wss discussed as TO It's legality.
Mr.. BRADY spoke Of Inconsistency in the Mayor in
yetoing the former resolution tO III the Controllers
office while he signed a few days previous similar
resolution to repair pier and other papers OF the
kind. He could not see how the Mayor should sign
resolution TO repair pier and veto resolution 10 do
such necessary work as the Controller had called for
The resolution was put and lost for want OF a con-
>titntional vote. Subsequently however, Il was
called mp by Dir. GENT, and adopted.
The subject of giving the Controller more clerks
was then urged and objected to for the present for
the reason that there was no office room for more
No action was taken on the matter.
Tie resolutions 10 give a reception TO The 42t RHgl-
ment Of Hishanders, referred 10 COMMITTEE on
Art and Sciences.
The CHAIR named the Special Committee on the
Charter subject as follows: Messrs. Booe, Bradley,
Peck, Snith, and Starr. .
Mr.. ADAMS moved to discharge the Committee OF
Five the City Inspector nomination, pending winch
the Board adjourned to Friday ilth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
PUBIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

VciO.-At the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen last
evening, message was received from the Mayor,
returning the resolution that the room No. I, base.
ment, Cry Hall, with telegraph, &c, be appropriated
for the of fires and other purpose and that toe
present operators sha be reta red IN ooe curng me
pleasure of the Common Council. The Mayor says ne
does tOt conceive the necessity Ot euch Resolution,
ror csB he the object Of IT, uness 1t is TO restrain
the Use Of the telegraph from the police, aud other
purposes connected with the Interests OF The city e
power Of apo rtipg the operators he contends is
vested in the Mayor, although the Conmon C'nneii
nave the power 10 take that privilege away. lie
hopes the c. mnou Cou.cl vii, however act legally
il lie matter and for tie good Of tie city The veto
VAS ordered printed.
Jgaslirg'on Market Properfy.-A message Was re-
ceived from the Mayor the subject Ot W est Nssn
ir 2tor Market grourcs transmitting letter from tne
Counsel 70 the Corporation relating 70 he commence
uent, by tie State ard s ies.ees OF cut against
the city, desiring the action Of the COmfDoa CouncI
as 10 sad su which having been discontinued sgs,nst
tie city, IL peLdrg sgsi1st the lessees corssting
Of sboui2N iDdlsidusls. The importance o. the qaes
rio1 Tho Mayor remarksl suggested by Mr. 3. h:
BOseIi, in behalf OF bims-t sLd other occupants OF
;be grounds s ore which hs trusts s rectiVe promP.
setioc. H. suggests the passage of resolution d.
r.cg tie COur eel 20 hs Corp0ralon to ceiend these
individuals terslts to the city by virtue of Their nod
iIg staLcs 10 the masks', urder tire euthofty 81 ths
city, AID 10 take such measures as VII project the
rights OF the city.
Upun this, Mr. ADAMS offered resolutior that the
Counsel 70 the Corporation be directed 10 defend tne
iLel'luaA LecaLts ia the sul pSt0log " III o.s'o
sLd ifr iessers, u W DfrGLan and aG4es o. az
lor in res;icn 70 .sid property sd that he take such
other Dsssures viii protect the Interests OF the
city, which referred t. tne CcmGttee ol aarkeE
f,i.f'osa.-Of property osneiS Ia tle negaoornood
o. Beecker street, ptuying that tue ii -E-m RaAf0ai
COMPANY be conpes1 10 rsiss tner track "a tht W
cipi'y, and have tie same s!tered. Retired. Pec-
ou iron g. OscsDJsp Interpreter for tie oity, on tae
visit q: R-sr Acmirai Mot AIMED Pssha feqnestn (
lsyueti fo- b., sergcts. Retired to the c'udttee
&C Fipsroe.
ne Tor L,ry-Mr. SsuB Cbairnaa Il the Con-
ference Comantee on the Levy. announced that tao
Colauli,e h4d be'u 10 sessi0n al day, AL Tol.i bs
Iesdy Y rspoIt by Friday essIiOg.
NJ BooLI uovtd ;o fix the sojVurrm.r.fos Fridsy,
I which vss carried
The Crotca Dprrfneht Mr.. P.CS ot>fsd reso-
uihf II Te.stO. - Eeu1risI of TIE Go oa u Id -
the Les stcr- s-king TIA. .sdI,@l change be G4ai
IL BE Ciy C5sr'er crsnt-.g Ga1 BOart the P"see -
Gste 20 si.s o.s ritc, hs zu ao's.y Of tas Con
CsLEc,l:
Rst~t rs tss ce.,0s sSssA Be t"sassssd to fs-a ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
TIE HOMESTEAD BILL.

Tie following the Y-ss and Nays on the p sage
Of MI. Grow Z Homestead oil in the House OF Repre-
seD'a ives:
YFAs-Me.,r ABBOT Adri,n Anirew', Biu B'ir zhur't,
SiDthsm Bishop Bs Brayt0o. guifnton. B1ri's Brrn
EJoUghs Gaze CaysusIgh. thafee ~ G. srt, CsFsJn,
CsIk h. Cochrsne JhD CccAriue, Cocsor Cofx, Comics
Coming Covods, Cox, CrtstD James Craz Cuts OaHt
(u6 Davis (Nss) Davis t,sA) Dases, Dean Dick Odd,
Uuec, FsIuswOrh Frnon fl1-uce, Fol Foster. G1tnfs
Gilman, GOoch C1cCuiD Gfag-r 9trsg GrGe5scs. sros.
LssIence " Hal, RcbsIt H,l. Har 4n Hl.kn, Hatch,
Uictrnau, Hoard Hotge, Hor0n ard, J-so't G-1rS'
W. JoIe hein, hrlosz Kelsey Kbsore kuspp, John {.
Kurkel LswreIce Leah Letter. Lovejoy " cay Sckt5r,
MsrP,oD, Miller Morgan, Morrill, Ed~ad Joy Morn. issi'
n Mouil, Freeman II. Morse, Diver 4. More, MiTsy
DIN pslIrer Psifer 7, Iaeton Ptu Vn W Phelps, Pha'
lips Pike. Potter pot' PGryiance Reilly Rob'iG aoteIis,
Ryc- Rnssn Sclt. 10 SL-rusu, Robert sns, Sourer,
s,n'on, William TCpqsu. Georse ra'of Thsyer,
yompkip, Nsa oghsp Wsdr Nalbrids-, Wsdro1, "aton,
Ward Csdwasder Vaht.rn flau b. Wa.h5Irne, Israel
WasbburI. " il,On end Wodtc dyte- lsp.
NAYS-Mens ALGersou. Atsius Avery BarksiAe 8ocoot,
Boubam Bowie, BOyce, Br.urh Burnett Cskis. John B.
Clark Cobb Burton Crsgs Cravfort Curry, DAVE IND },
Dowde Edmubdson, Enesl, EG.', Fa1knet Gsrnettr Gar
treI GflIner Goode Greenwood Uauls, Hill Hopkins Hous
ton Hughes Jack Jebks K.t ia 'ob huDke Lamar.
Leidy Letchef Mcqueen. HcRse Humphrey Mn,asl S,nl
g Msrbs Mason Maynard, Miles, Mlson, Moore Hslack,
Nichols P.yton Ready, Reagan Ready Rcaud Rin Scales,
Seward Aaron Shaw, Heuy 81 Shaw shorter, snElston.
SamuelA Smith, William Smith, Sssor,h stsphen. James
A. S4wal Trpps. Underwood Vance, Watkins Whitley,
WS.lcw. Woodson Augustus Virgil, John " Wdsat, sad
To- A,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

it. will be pretty certainly acted upon by that Odd
Commonwealth.
While Toombs was speaking. Benjanin, Pearce,
Clneman and Alexander II. Stephens OF the House,
all of whom (like himsef) have scarcely ceased to
call themselves Wings, occupied chairs around
him. Near him sat Cameron, HamGn, King,
Jrumbull Doo,iitle, Harlan aud Hale. With such
surroundings, and in such a presence, the audacity
and impudence requisite to reading Pennsylvania
out of the Democratic party are possessed only by
one man in the Senate, and that man is Robert
TOOmbs.
At the close of bis speech, Mr.. Hunter moved
to take up the Appropriation bills, aud Mr. Sdell
the Cuba BILL while Mr. Mason desired to fix an
early day for the Amstad bill. A racy, spicy,
pungent debate of'an hour or more folio we'd on
these various propositions, involving, incidentally
the prospect and policy of acquiring Cuba, the
honesty and validity of the Amistad claim, and the
duty and method of supplying the wants OF the
Treasury-th the ''Gem of the Antilles" cleaning
the most conspicuOusly in this sudden clash Of
arms. This sharp contest drew out Slidell Mason,
Halter, Benjsnnn, Pugh, Fessenden, Seward,
Hale, Clark, COlamOIe, Doolittle, Dixon, Wilson
and CIitteDdeD, i'll short, piquant speeches, which
went straght snd swift 20 the mark
Sidell planned his relations to Cuba and Bu
chsuaD; Mason intimsted that we ought IN honor
to pay Spain for the Amistsd negroes before offer
ing to buy any more; aud Benjamin, IN response
10 the suggestion That the Cuoa Dill c"uldh pass
and if it Did We couldn't get Cuba, said he bad
"no doubt that the bill would pass this session
"and that we could Immediately acquire Cuba un
der it, CYedat Judah p. Bepiami The se
verify with which Fcs.eDdeD denounced the Amis
tad claim, stigmatiziDc it as "an unwltigated ras-
cality;" and the readiness which Hale, Seward,
Wilson and DOolt'le showed to enter upon the
Cuba fray, rather startlrd the Oliearchs. This
skirmish elected more attention and exhibited more
pth and point thsn will some of the elaborate
ESSAYS on this theme which loom iD the distance.
The absence of Mr.. Douglas from these hand to-
hand fights, ard these constantly occurring test
votes indicates that he has one eye on Charleston
and both on the White House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, ar. CORNELL
in the char.
Ptt,fons.-From Hose Companies Nos. q ard iS
for carriages. Referred To the Committee oa Fire
Department. OF Company {, Secood Regiment Tor
the privilege ot using the room over the Jefferson
Market ore dght IN each week for dlil!-rooul. 10
Committee on Arts end Sciences For sever II FIFTY
third stree, from First Avenue to the East River.
To ca mmttee on Sewers.
POudtr Mogd-jae.-A petition was received from
the Trustees Of the Fire Department for lot north OF
Saty.second street ard Ii.drg thereon for pow
der magszce in watch the pow'er seized by the Fire
Wardens msy be slowed. Referred 10 Committee on
Fire Department.
Committee Accommo9a,i0ns.--Mr BULTgEL pre-
sert.d resolution t. dire, the Street Commissioner
10 fit up room on the third floor ct the frenens
Hall for the Of the Com nttees on the Fire DE.
peImeLt, aid sppropriatlrg - ,JU0 therefor. La'i
over.
Street cisdRiHg.-Mr FREAR offered a resolution
directing the City Inspector TO Advertise for proposals
ior cleaning the street, aud after awarding the con-
tract make his return Of the same to tue Common
CouIcil LAID over.
The Cty Hal. Tho Special Committee to whom
was referred the resolution adopted By the B)art OF
Alcermen repeating all former action in regard TO re-
parting Of the City Hal, submitted report recon-.
NEEDING a concurrence with tho BOard ot Aldermen.
The report vas adopted
Second Districf Co'Vt,-A resolution was adopted
10 appropriate Goo 10 6t up and repair the rooms OF
tue SecOsd District Court
AaOihtr Ntw Engine- House "A report was con-
cured in TO grant new house aud location to Eagne
Company NJ. 49,
UtGfu Co>s 10 Fed tie city C0arassers.-The
following bill in from the B1aId Of Aldermen, aud
VA, CopCurred in.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

the Jour ger sis.sr for msmefts, made AlAnt
reuaIk TO tie primo Donna 10 the eiec. that be did
not understand and could Dot speak Frepch. Plcco-
louiti smed, and used her eyes. Mr. Buchanan went
to say that be did sperc three months in France
five years ago but that he had ess nor tongue low.
His worst enerpes who speak Of him 10 his dotsye
never s.d anything go severe. Pccolomni smile 1
al us.d her eyes sgsn Teen the President Informed
the Sandman Minister that his country was going 70
waI-sddpg that be hoped Pic. would not be i'm
pressed tito the service. How the little coqustte used
her eyes ard her emIes vhen this remark was trans
lated to Ter ony those who have teen her IN "Trvi
a.a' can msgire. Mr.. Bochanan would probably bave
stsyed til daylight DID sppsar had no. Mira. vim in
timated that it was tine to Co. Tiereupon he shook
hands with the several members Of the family aud dis
appeared.
Presently, Mrs. oss q widow, who is one Of the
reputed bellies Of Washington this Win:er-Mrs. Con-
rad terg the other-s splendidly t,l wonsn in bsck
velvet, trimmed with the flower sometimes called
Lsciss' delight-appesred, leaning upon the arm o.
Gen. Houston. They were pressntsd but the poor
General had no French at his command. Being told
tina. EDglish would not answer, he observed, =" The
looking is very well, anyhow
After tie Presidents departure, attention was di.
yided between the Piccolomuis ard the Pota Ys,s
mies, four CT whom were in the Esst-roon chsirs
Three, fresh from Kansas moe casin, ard dirty
absence of Shirt and emitted IN aboriginal odor, 80
thst We itAtluctyely repeated;
"This Is the fsre.t priIneysl7
At 10 II, the bard played Yankee Doodle, ard
the latest rgtrers began TO think of depar,are AT
1890, TIE Pccolouinis took mp the line OF march:
Marie on lie Ss,onian hri isers arm, her sister sc-
cepng that service Of Judge R1ssell-the friend Of
james Cor n Bennett Mis- Lane ssw the Last Of her
guests taiely Gu. before II, Flen ths White House
Was left % the Plesds IT ant tbe Potawatamies. C..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

ARREST or FEMALE Observation-Disclosures
Fitrsinmors, o: tho Second Prec'nct observed $50
su.picioas-!ookipg femaes in Bfo,d~sy on Itur-day
norrisg. AID, following them to the corner Of Gfsna
stYeet saw them pick IRE pocket cf lazy, fest'g n
Fou,teeIth street, OF pctaern,e o0bt ,i.is = 'i.
TIE officer imredistey arrested tie tao w0Usn. 'oa
the on. WHO lad taken the Po'mosIais dropped !; 90
TIE siae~a.t. Tie sc, was seen by geo,h man, SIC
il vas recovsreJ, s1d retired - Is e~fsf. ihe
xorsr uess tak.n sefrrs Justice Br.oa.o. a. con-
mi,t,d 70, t,isl. Tsey gave ,.,ic nsnss 81 Ei,H
Jurt ,aT AMI Ssssn JcSrsSc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

1HE USE oY SywISG MACHINES IN THg Sogra.-
From Now &C. 1885, to Jan. 10, 1882 say six weeks.
the Wheeler & Wiiron Company sent to their sgest
a. New Orleans three huadfed ard afy SIX sewing ms
chimes, leaving order Of two hundred uess.sa d.
owing to their inability to supply the demand. The
effect oe this introduction Of machine labor into the
Sooth may be judged from tue following letter Of
Eouhern wCDaD:
bought mschioe of you one year ago for 100. took
hone and, although could work perfectly WE'LL could ns4
learn Of my people hough had SIX sewing 30
IT, think tney ,gued Il Ysnsee nssnttoa
teTerr with their old time customs and old not wish
had upwngly said that the machine would do mleh
.ng ss Bat be banked aud booshS
gd Tor . 100 Who said u would buy hor shs could sal
saIn learn she did aud have been .aos oasrcl
r.pestecy % for the s mschns, but cont IL
for work Of ak and Of gives Mr. s6vS
MOI hands In the field"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

DIsoeDEaIr HoCE.-Wm. T.. Allen, keeper of
gruggery at No. 81 Broadway, arrested on Thur
day, erargec with "teepiug adi.or.erly HODGE," All
vith having a's.nlted Policeman Rsnney Of the
Tourtterth Precinct, while in tie discharge OF his
duty. Wa ct All'ns plsee ths. the ro~ occurred at
io'oloch CT Wednesday morning. at which time sew
erul pistc, ,hols fired Alien vas taken bssote
JssCce eHaAn, al Le!d each charge 70 ans~es at
te S..si.os.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
THE TARIFF, TooNBS, ANo Cr8A IN
THE SENATE.
Froa a. o,e..iOnsl Correspondent

Fr0o Dec s.lonsl corsspoaeent-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 1859.
Tsensh Mr.. Toomb,'s speech TO day, in rept to
Dir, Rger, exhibited the usual faults OF bis ORA
torJ-sicetsive yehemeoce OF manner, redundancy
oi lareu'ge and illustration, and rsPidiy ana
thickness Of uttersucs which render much that
te ss,' wholly uDin,e sible--it was, nevertheless
sus"rous and specious defense of the ntra South
eib eide ol the Talid question. His iatimatioa,
ths' II tennsylvsnis did DO, like the course of tne
Democrats party ou This subject, she could leave
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made yes-
terday by A. j. Bleecker Son & Co. at the MerchsneS

The steamship Crcsssisn from S. John, N. r..
with portion Of the Wesers passenger, ssilsd %
tho % lest. for this port. Being dissbsi ia her ma
cbiuery and baypg two Asnges Of her scre broksss
she would proceed under csnvar, and msy not b, due
At this port for some days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
CI7 Y ITEMS.

Ao,orxr or MusIc-Doninetti's Comic 0pers q
don Ps'quae." vii be performed this evcaing VIII
Mile P'coolomni, Messrs Lorini, Folresrs and No
gior'ti, in tie cast The company start oa wssten
c0ncerttour Immediately aerthe Matinee on saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Mr.. c. yandenhof will read Dickens's "Christuae
Carol on Saturday aing, at Lyrique II HIl-s bead
ul selection lie gives 20 reading tonight in co.,
sequence of an engagement out of the city. He en-
nounces lis Sunday res linss Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN
CITY TRACT SOCIETY.

The TweLty.seventh Annual Meeting of this Soci-
ety was held on Wednesday evening, IN the South
Pfesbytei,n Church. Clinton street The exercises
port ard addesies by seyeral cergymen of the city
The Society is in very iourishiDg condition They
have In their employs missionaries and 5J3 visitors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

The American Industrial Association have publshed
the second number of their Journal Of fndrsf'y An
Interesting feature report OF the current rates ef
wsses for mechanics and laborers in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
fAlverttseneaf-t !

PBRryOL OGY.-EIarination with charts -
essep.ions Of character. given dsy q u Pssse
lorcaI Csbn., No. Brosdvsy t~o blocks ssovs ~ fs
Private ruon,s s 0suJenso and LsAtes 4owtSs WesGSs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

]. Tiffany, esq, will lecture a, Dodworth Hall, No.
SOC Broadway, on Sunday NOR sing and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
tAdyert1sssas1t ]

TIE METALLIC TABLET 6TRoP-IssseteS
Gro sArsDEss D.. Isn-Tnis. tbs ssnuios ~ ~
ben eqaaled for produczs The ksssse 49,
razor. Cen Be obtained Of TIE sobschbsn sal - es
en, J. l. o. SAuhDEls No. = Astor Hoass.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
fAdyertiseosutI 4

300, 900 working men Of America are rising -
the surp Of free fsr and free iss< sps
ticB AID monopoly Of Goes esh wsrsst the FREQ sccssa
uoD Of t farm % all Poruss of tae aefof ns ess
Bsyheo e. HoLasss PoOs MAS Pfcrvsk 0ALLEsr n~ -
BIosdgsy dspo, Of land equality and esaai hshs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

UOwE's ELLIPTIC SPRING BED, mAnuiscse1oS
.os "a b, ,h Va a. r R.< s.rfns Co No sIs ess1~ey -
peer. 70 sn..e eli t.e purp ,sss Of seass essssss
sha n.Aes az ID a. 81 ssls - y
u ose 0 tie tisla, sn2!s sAisss. sAss ssS ss's
sYynSls.ed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

ARREST OF BoGus EXPRESS MEssgsGER.---Sainusi
A. Taylor, youth lS years Of age, wa, arrested %
ThuIsdsy by Policeman Dug ian Of the Second Ds1ict
Police Court, charged with deffauiiDg citizens BY
csrryipg to them what purportsd TO be letters, but
which in fact printed circulars Of . nssspspes
soon 20 be started, and called News From Homs."
Inc envelopes covering these circulars were sssied
ard marked "Hourly Expre,. Post,' and tho msssea.
ger ON leaving them would demand and receive 90
ceLt. Ir this way large quantities have been oirca
et,d, and aus the public have beer defrsudsd. Tsy-
r refGses 10 tell who employed him to dsliv the let
eIs or circulars and claims that be has perfect right
10 deliver many he thinks proper, aod to demsnd
ere cerf FROM all who receive them. Tns Police cla0
ii ut there is such concen as "Tne ury Etpress.
and that 1t 10 frsod The circulars sigaed Town
drew s. Day, No. Spruce street. Taylor Wv takes
before Justice Qusckenbash and muttsd for sxsn-
nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

CoRREcrroS-Tle paragraph on tho 9 Five Poi'ts
Mission !" in yesterdays TRGusE, should hsve beea
headed Five Points Union Mis.ion"-a diifereue
body. Persons who wish to contribute to the latter
will make the distinction.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

CrRyEys UP-TOwS GALLERY, No. 707 Broad
~.- fir, boes below re~Yors Ho,~l PaoToo arss,
DAGUrgEEoTYrLs, MINIATURES In Oh snd Ivory Typsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

AID To Mr.. BArLEY-Thee are, without doubt.
msry persons in this city unknown to Me-. Bailey, q
The Nevpors Ky.,l Free South, and on whom, there
fore, lie cannot CALL but WHO would be gsi to eKtesd
to him helping hand. Such persons m,y leave tss;r
donations at the office OF this paper where they siu
be received by hin, and in due tine properly snA
thankfully acknowledged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

A.W. FABER's Lead Pencils, sold at rsAa y
al staaioDsr. Al wholesale only By
EsKsaAkD gAsEs, sos agent, No. - wsnAr<l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

TIE Tax Lryr.-The Conference Committees Of the
Common Courc On the subject ~ the taIsvy held .
meeting yesterday, and made an addition Of S!o9 90
to tie b'll len the Board of Couocimen. Ofths
amount sl360CO inserted to supply dsicisoces iA
the Police Department. The Committees meet assa
to-day, but ii Is uuds rs Do that no further mseriA
seraton vii be made befoIe their report wL be pre-
seLted TO to Common Coarcil.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
IAdvertisemsnt
BRADY's GALLERIES.

assgo1Yprs asD DACCEEsgoTypza
No, e $50 ard sroads New Yvrt aud No. 8z Psoss
sJlvA1ia-sy, WsshiDston, d. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Tie above bin .. correct z. l. BOOLE
The Board eCiourpet 70 Friday, when the report Of
the Conference Committees on the tax levy will be
taken UP fer action.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
A man named VIM. Allisoa YES

DARISG THEFT.--A man named VIM. Alisoa YES
thrust h had through tho show wioso~ Of the svsy
no 1853 Division Thlrs5sy morning. snd tee
silver ~i,h which he o. He p0fsaeA ssA
sr sharp ohse aressc. but be had passed the sslee
sccsmphce who ssosped with them. Adves -
before Jusce Brepnan, shom he pesdrd eovsy
excuse for hs ciiIle committed 70 etsoa ff ts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

1t s said that accounts are thus divided fer the pue-
pose Of bringing the claim within the jurisdiction 81
the Marine Ccmt-that being limited. In Corporsties
casee 10 s2C0 The Legislature will b, called upoa 70
psss bill prohibiting this splitting process, and to re-
qure all city suits to be brought il the Com non Pleas.