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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

CHRlsrxAs AT rut NEwsBors LoDe"s-HoOs oOst'-
About seventy poor hO.s, belonging tn tins '"s,uoo'
fossed on an ample supply Of the good h'er OF
mas on Monday afternoon. The abundance OF mans
,oa.t turkeys, chickens, Pies etc., etc. on 'e oora'
,oved 70 The newsboys that they had not been forgot
Ten in he cole of good things We are in''rtDsu ''
large proportion of the feast wa eon'Hoo'eo oy INC
.-rs;.,o,, Of TIE Howard House and the onsed
States Hotel Mr. A. J. IID aud DIR. Swan OF 'oe
A.,o, House. and McesTs Cummin Seaman x Co.,
nv ,,re.t with an expensive henevoleu"e when docs
,h,n much honor, contributed ty shirs for the poor
ho,s Of the Lodging House. This s"diuon 70 'oe.
.D-oeor1, gave them respectable appearance toe''
tsces were bright aud clean, and their hair n'0"y
.moobed They joined in the religious exercise o.
sn0''Nee' ~ - asco,um that marks a ereditabl'
;p,ovsmsnt wy in morals snd manners. Their singing
vs.. remarkably good We had delightful proof IN n
DE clesrs and expressions Of feeling WIKI VIZ. a.
name. Of the generous donors Of the Car''ms' s''s
r ,seeiysd tbst there are not within the wa' Of
wv WI In,,to,iOn in New.YOrE grateful or de''f''
;ns n ,eeiOieuts of the bounty Of the charitable
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
TO ARRIVE
Iw.- -.
Passenger. Arrlxea

N rseSSss'p No,tAera Lgst from San FraaeisooEnma
hgs1s H. H. Goodman, r. H. Thsyer. James R0s-; George
Sss 4nd Henry Robinson Pstrek Rooney Truman ahs
Syrvs B. lpEhsn, Joseph In ham. Samuel Drury Hall
hrelen. y X " eden, Louie VogclL Mathew DSene John
bcJe r. W Martin. g. hGrtin "A. L. O. Deck NJ. T. Jones'
y r. Csssidy, O. +. Norris john Erskine, NJ Micksson s.
NestheI John We-theimer Mts L. n Chesley Jui1 T.
Clesy m Cheeky ~ in the second cabin aud 80 In the
steeT6ee
sea@sbsp Raynak FROM Sasso and Harana-Nr and MIRA
keynes Se,sIs. t4rtbss A P. Voldes T. Fernandez r.
kebeysrs, F. Leso w y TpnD- ". o Cbeesebfo Me None
cal C. Dolbl w. Lswer p Wel.h J. Rigin CerA &. Ma
tsevs, Capt VIM bHnlings, 2ftb Foot Reg Total is.
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,..-,,e,..-R. 3. 49, 5, TeIeErapI.

-.. -, Tec a1-giouR very dall MsisAf t~Sso 80,
~. anil .sies Of so It rs ;ate - A.. eTt (, ~
ussy 81 as Eah Meats are ic lower; sac. !, 9;c
- ssse JrAsersbis IN jsansiy % snS ann waEsr .issy
saa fr oiS yellow and g9c fof ne"'
n 2GoT4c rv-uAHGys
cnciSSArI Dee. T1.-slsHr kHoSAS@A'"
1900 RosroN Tuesday, Dec ~ i'SS-
ST. eozfnr l. the so4kly Bank StetseieIt "a an
he ,sl 1871 Sto Due 20 Oshef bsa''' 40 Sa9
,J discounts 5d6iOOo1 Depo1t. ...'''-' sfql0)o
Loehs @-' 4tiI $50 Cicaation. ...''''''' 49,
- - ton other BHs 6.is9.OO'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

Loss OF THE SHIP NAR0AREr.--By the stear,ssrip
hsrnak we have Nassau, N. p daies u rhs "a in-t
ibe American snip Margaret, Of Portland, Hsars A.
henymHn, IDss'er, from New w-Oreans, bound 70 Ola.
gov, ~nba cargo Of $40 hales Of cotton, was lost
on LATHE Bahama BaDF, oo Sunday the ish io,s. at
IA M The cargo bad osen saved, with tie exception
OF few bales, all dry, bot the lower lsr Part Of the
cargo bad arrived At Nassau in several wreckipo
vesees.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.......I
GleAnH.

Sseans ship~-pe Soto bupck Havsns Potomac Watson,
Baltimore H. b. Cromwell Co.; Mount Vernon smith Alex.
Eedri., VI. Il. CTo13pyen Co.
Iat-S. Russ Ross. New.Crieans, ~ II. Brigham
Ergs- EdinhuIg, TesFe Jack-6hvie Brett Son Co Tea.
en- (fr.l WTixht 81. Joha, p. l. Nevius d Son.
sehooDers-Ids Della ore Tyler Moehead City, " C.. u.
c. Murray B. ) johnson, Lockw God Georgetown Dihbe l.
BBbee b. Hul-e Conkin Washing j. Smith Co; c.
Cossie. Cooper Baltimore Mser Lord Qneieau How ud,
Boston = ~ Lewis; Mary Elizabeth Modary Pkai
phis James Hand A. Linn-, PeTciva, Gibraltar L. Nick
a.
sssamer-Artisan, Foster Perth Amboy
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great ahitude and are Subject to heavy snow st6rrs
and early and hate fstr. Yet for grass snd wnesi-
grow they prvnire 70 rank as 90 as any valley IN
THE Territory.
Minersvile, on the Beaver, 700 miles south, ne y
se'i. meni has alo received Of the benefits OF ecce
sisstieal organization, being constituted ward
governed by re respective "b shop with hrs eoun-
selors." TIE chief feature Of this settlement "a 'he
PRODUCTION of excSllani leAd. DELTA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Rurglary.

Troy, Tuesday, Dec. ~ 1889.
The country residence of w. /. Burden, near this
city, was entered by burglars on SuDoay night and
robbed Of silver plate TO the value of 81 400 re-
ward Of $3.50 is offered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

HixiAIrRE ADaAsAc.
SaD-Risss TIA s40 kson-Sets. e:04s
Szsay HOOK. e39 9sv Island l029m Hel-jate . O;lO
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0hirnaTV.

OswEGo, Tnes hay Dec 81 1859.
Joel Turr old and prominent c'tzen Of tins place,
a Consul to the Sandwich Islands under Poke Adj
minisiIation, died IN this city last night.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

D,,rH FROM ExPosURr-Last night an "a, anSncS Ss.cseS
Ds, re Tsst silver frou Pier No H. bnt ws "a bis
IpaD ~ ino ireuen and citizens "ho nea -.
hsf'E E Va. ,aIen % Frst PIeelnot slaoo m 10 eonng
A. sssd SOFA AAsr. His clothes 0''0A'A ''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

kine ships are now on The stocks at Qne nesec-she
tuIl1ass $685. $50 men are employed on them.
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any Hn6 ThEraday ass L-tters aessne& s Il a. "A h
sasrks6 ovsTlNoa. Va "a. t,ssh
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Hwlll be observed that in the year 1854 the dis.
turbance which was commenced by the Schuyler
frauds was not OF the same extent as in 1857. the
year Of the great panic, while in 1853 there was,
on the whole, uniform upward tendency of both
loans and deposits, and no symptoms of disturb.
ance. In 1859 the tendency is rapidly down.
wards, and undoubtedly of disturbing nature.
In the foregoing table there IL one item worthy
of particular note. 1t is the deposits for August
8, ls57-tbey were only SGT ,372,94O actually
lower than they we're three months before, where
as the loans had run up in the same period of time
eight millions-thus showing that the banks had
expanded to the high figure Of l22 ,OOO, 900 with
out deposits to justify them. Hence, when they
suddenly contracted, and refused the usual &C.
commodation to the merchants, aud the latter
came to an understanding to withdraw their de.
posts in order to bring down the banks, aud the
public at large withdrew their money fcom mo-
tives of safety, the catastrophe was precpitated,
the banks burst up in about six weeks, and IT re-
quired the interposition of complacent and plia-
bic judges, in the very face of the law, to save
them from the consequences of their bank
nptcy.
The reader will Observe that both the expan-
sion and the contraction are during the last
ih.ee iAoa:ha, nInly a. ga. - IL - .e-c.b.e
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THE MONSTER STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
HER COMPLETION AND EXPECTED VISIT TO THE
New WoRLD.-We learn By the Hungarian, q.
Quebec, that the completion of the Great East
ern was formally celebrated on the Sth inst. by
grand banquet given on board, and that the
ship is almost ready for sea. 1t has already
been decided that she shall make her first voy-
age to this country, ard Portland has been
selected as her immediate destination. She will
have, we are Informed, a large number of dis
tipguisbed scientific men as passengers, among
whom will be her architect, Mr.. Brunei and the
celebrated engineer Mr.. Stephenson. Her ar
rival among the Yankees will create sensation
hardly surpassed by that which attended the
announcement Of the successful laying of the
Atlantic cable. Away down East, where they
build chips by the mile, and cut them off in
lengths to suit purchasers, she will be quite
wonder, greater than any Of the Old World
wonders, which are now thrown into the shade
by modern science. A ship an eighth Of mile
long, and large enough to carry away a
dozen New England villages, is something Of
vessel, and deserves to be ranked with
the greatest achievements Of the day, In.
clnJing the Atlantic telegraph, the great Vic
tofia B,i0se Tue tonns;iiDg Of Tho Alps, toe
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Chs sew York HersLd-Gcdis,ou Tor Europe.
The Cupard mail steamship Arabia, Captain Stone viii
Seave Bo.ton Wednesday for Liverpool.
the European msi,s viii Gloss IN this city 70 morrow
ternoor, two O'Clock, 70 60 by railroad, and a four
O'Clock, to 60 By steamboat
Tho Curose.n ealtos Of the HxRAID viii be publsheo
NJ half past O'Clock in tho morning Single COPPER,
In wrspperA, dx cstts
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition OF the
vsw yosA HxAID wl be received nj the following places
In Europe:-
LCmDou .ssmpven Low, Son Co., II LudyaSe Hill.
Lansing, slArr o., - King William street.
PAM. Lansing Baldwin Co., place do Ia 6ourss
IsvxxrOOl- Lansing, Sarf & Co., No Chapel etreet
stuart, 10 Exchange street, East,
aAvRz. :. .LAosins, Baldwin Co., Rue Ccrneills
@AnBURG. Do ChapeauronRe Co.
The ~ the European edition Of the Herald will
senbns the yeoe,red By mail and telegraph Al the
oe during the previous week and TO the hour sf the
publication
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canal which is to unite the W. ters OF the Medite'
raDean with those of the Bay of ,'scay, and the
other great projects in contemplate or III
course Of completion. Every body that can viii
20 and zee the monster ship, and throughout the
whole country, from one end of II to the other.
she W ! be the chief subject Of conversation,
Let her departure from England be attended
with as tile delay as possible. The New World
is all anxious to get peep at her, and to extend
to her great architect and his distinguished fell
low voyagers hearty welcome.
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The Presidential Issue In the House OF Re-
presentaIlves.'

The organization of the new House of Re
representatives. in December next will involve
most extraordinary conflict Of sections, parties
and factions in reference to the Presidential
succession. 1t will be the opening battle of the
campaign, and Its results will go very far to de-
termine the organization of parties and their
relative strength in the general November cleo
ZION Of 1860. The following table exhibits the
strength of the republicans, democrats, anti-Le.
compton democrats and Southern opposition
faction respectively, in the elections which have
haeu r,ado IN this neu Conoroas-
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oiaJoINy LIZ
Thus the republicans will lack six of MAORI
ty, allowing them the full benefit of some four or
Goe North Americans elected by fusion arrange
ments. The republican managers, however, cal
culate In the House organization upon the cor
dial cooperation of such anti Lecomptonites as
Clarke and Haskin, Of New York; Adrain, Of
New Jersey, and Hickman, of Pennsylvania
With the Office of House Clerk to Forney, and
the printing to some such 1rm as Blair Rives
it is probable that the republicans may secure
their Speaker.
From the independent attitude Of the South
ern opposition party in the late elections, aud
from the balance Of power on the direct Presi-
Dental vote which they have secured in the
douee, 1t Is not likely that party will seek or &C.
cept any bargain with the republicans touching
the spoils and pluuder involved in the House or.
ganizatton. % the contrary, it will be the poli.
cy of this new Southern opposition party to
stand of, or only to cut in here and there as IL
may best eubserve their own game as an
Independent party And thus, we dare
cay, that the only basis of House
majority coalition viii be between the
republicans and the antiLecomptonitea But
here the Charleston aspirations of Nc
Douglas will stand in the way Of any such Goa,
lition; for he will hardly consent to fusion o.
bis anti. Iecompton followers in the House with
the republicans while be entertaibs hope Of the
Charleston nomination.
Ep. The republicans may adopt another line Of
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management Of their affairs In the hands OF
few irresponsible men, who cell them a. 90 many
sheep for the slaughter. How long, we ask, will
the free citizens Of the United States submit to
Ids r0coleDt tyranny, worse than any monarchy
of In, zoe? We are in the habit of coumisersting
the unfortunate Caople who live uoder despoHc
institutions which compel them to obey their
tyrants, and have no resource but rebellion,
which is go often unsuccessful But here too
many of the people willingly offer their neoks
to the yoke of their masters, and instead OF kick
Ing against the goads, they lick the hand that
wounds them In their best and dearest interests.
The people by theory are the real sovereigus, and
their ofhcers, from the President to the night
watchman of the Custom House, and from the
Governor of the State to the policeman, are thek
servants But practically this Is all reversed,
and the people are rendered the slaves Of q yet
OF political butchers, thimble-rigeers, and Peter
Funks. Without the shedding of one drop Of
blood or any approach to violence, the people
can at any moment resume their sovereignty.
They can do it through the primary elections
and at the ballot box, as the constitution points
out; and If they only try this plan two or three
times, they will see such benefits to now from
it TO themselves and to the country at large that
they will never part with their control again.
In accomplishing their deliverance let them not
consult this little demagogue or that, for they
would only be sold and betrayed but let them
do the business themselves like men who koow
their rights, and knowing, dare matotain.
WHO would be free themselves must strike the
blow"
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For the States to elect we adopt the following
estimate, resting partly upon probabilities, but
chiefly upon their representation in the last Con.
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winch are preylnB on tie Vltals OF the country.
As for the State of New York, the duty of the
people Is to organize by districts, and defea.
Seward and his fellow conspratorsa at the fall cleo
tons. Having accomplished that object, then it
will be time enough for them to make arrange.
ments about the Charleston Convention. Do one
thing at time. Those who counsel the election
of delegates to the National Convention now,
want to divide the people previous to the fall
elections, 60 that Seward may have an easy vic
tory. 1t is question in which there is likely to
be division, or, ct all events, one in which 1t IL
easy to produce that result The true policy,
therefore, is to postpone anything likely to d.
vide till after the fall elections, and the people
having advanced against Seward in one united
phalanx, and thus defeated him, the enthusiasm
Of the victory will prevent disunion az to the
Charleston Convention. Let the people throw
the demsgogues overheard now and then, and
elect the best and moet honest men to represent
them, and glorious victory win crown their
efforts.
As political matter arc now managed, and for
long time have been managed, in New York
and virgipis, It is no longer democracy, but
to all inteDts and purposes despotism, that con-
trolls the destinies of the State, and to some ex-
tent the destnies of the country. The people
have no more real voice in the elections than
Il tLey I7ad ia Sibs.la. They l.ass tho
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According to these figures the next House will
foot ND as follows