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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
FIRES.
r1nr m cAsAL srpErr.

FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
About l2} O'Clock yesterday afternoon, fire occur.
red in the clothing store Cf NJ. Taylor No 443 Canal
street and before il eonld he extingushed damage to
the amount of $50 was sustained The frst intmation
tie occupants Of the had Of danger by smoke
putting up from the floor the stove, and, upon an
examination il was discovered that the building was
op fire. Officer Barnet of the Eighth Precinct being
near at hand assisted the occupants in tearing up the
floor and exiting the flames. The fire is su, =
poe6 have Teen caused by the intense heat emanat
ing from the stove.
ANOTHER TIRB IN CANAL srREET-Two CHILDREN
NEARLY sUFFOcATED.
At 8 o'clock last evening a fire broke ont IN the
buidng No. 53l Canal street, occupied on the hrst
Hoor by f. =. Hunt secondhand furniture store;
on the second floor by Patrick Harrington as dwell
ing snd in The attic by Mr.. Hunt and Thos Murphy.
Tie fire originated in the attic, and IL supposed TO
have been caused by the carelessness Of of hr.
Hunts daughters, who in the attic with lamp
short time before.
While the roof was in a blaze, It became known IN
the street that two Of Mr.. hurphy's children we're
stil IN the building Without moments hesi'atiou,
John Bnrns, Andrew Netbitt, and Henry Webb OF
No 16 Engine Company, and Officer BOYLE Of the
Fifth Precinct, entered The building, and, MAKING
their way through Ere and smoke to the room desg-
mated Jeecued therefrom Mary Ann hurphy and WIn.
Murphy, aged respectively six and eight years Both
were ihought 10 be dead, and their bodies we're COO
veypd TO The Fifth Word Station House. Medical ai-
teIdnrce was roon at hand, but two hours or more
elapsed before either If the children resurctaied
TIE adjoining budiug, No. 500 occupied by Patrick
McNamara sh0e store and dwelling, was connd-
erahlS druaeed by fire and water.
Tie total oss Of occupants and owners OF the build
ipge will not exceed $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
PERSONAL.

Mr. Rembrandt Peale the venerable and dstin-
pu.bs aret, Whose portrait Of Wellington, painted
from lie and tie great picture Of the " Court Of
Death" are well bDowp, is lying i'll aE Stonngton
Conn, where be stopped on his way home from vist
20 Bo+ton. He was attacked with bilious ds
order HIS sou-in-law d. G'iscon Of this city, was
teegrapl ID for ard bss returned With the intelligence
tlst tie worst ~ mptOms Of the drOfder a1evated
md hat fair prospect Of recovery ~ entertained Nv
P,ae will be go years Of age On the %2d Of February
next.
-wn. T. b Nillhen, Republican member elect TO
the Assembly from the Fist District, recent visit
at Wilmington, N c., invited 70 make an address
On public affairs, which he accepted. He was listened
20 with respect and attention by large audience,
though his political principles were well known.
The JaeEsOneiLe (Fs.l Journal thinks that pre-
vious to opening hls attack Helpers book, the Hon.
]. b. Clark Of Missouri had probably made bargain
with the proprietor Of the book TO have half the profits
Of its increased sale.
The Hon. Morton Wilkinson, the newly-elected
u. s. Senator of Minnesota formerlys rod-man
or Smye,or's assistant when Minnesota was an un'
setIled Territory.
Gen L. II. Britain has been elected by the Alabama
Legislature 10 FIJI the Office of Secretary Of State, va-
csled by the retirement Of the Hon James H. Weaver.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
FROM PANAMA.
coz-.pon1ess. efTAe D. 7. Tribune.

co<-spoBdess- efTbe D. 7. Tribune.
PAsAmi, Dec l9-s IA.
The American clipper ship hstsio, with coal For the
PseEic stesm Navigation Company, caught fire. on
he I6gh Of the lsth about II O'Clock while lying At
sDehor AT the Isand Of Tabaya. She had about 700
Of coal beard at the time and il Is supposed the
FIRE eaused by spontaneous combustion.
Capt. Bloomfield II the British steamer Callao and
hr. Jameson, superintendent Of the Steamship Com
Tany, rendered prompt assistance, bat unable
save the shp from being burut TO the waters edge
Al the time your correspondent efI .. u, letb, the
FIRE Wa still raging and the probability was that the
vefsel q oUld siik at her anchorage in few h0nrs
TIE Panama Railroad Companys steslntGg Fla
rneues reached the seene Of cOntsara.ion about md
cay, bSt her services were unavailable.
Ex-I1es den, Mora left this morning on the steamer
Guatemala for Costa Riea The general impression il
be viii be well received and reinetated in power a.
ss he srriyes at PuEfa Arenas.
The British ,lOop-of-wr Alert arrived yes.erday
with d~ siohes from the Bnrish Minister a; Centrs
America, Mr. Wytte-
since my regular difpafeh, forwarded By the Ariel
there j. nothing elre Of uote here.
Tbs UBele sam hss jus, arrived from San Pranciseo
with 80 Passengers.
There IN port the following ve-sels-of-war:
American steamer Lancaster Saranse; soop Leyxnt,
soreship Warren, briiish siean-sioop Alert.
Tie following merchant steamers IN port: Amer
lean: Golden GATE; California; Columbus. Taboga,
Fan eneo, Uncle San; British: Callso, New-Cirenada
--rlakiag IN all eleven steamers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
HY Tclegraph.

FoRT LAFAYETTE Dee a. tunset -Twoschrs coming up
o. bsy bound u ship Trsnquebu passed the NArowa 9s9n
st I 10 a M. ssamsbip De Soto for Havana, al lE1 VIVA
A : " u,odersts weather clear and Geld = -.
UI1HLA AHDS Dee AZ, sunset -Steansbip NortheIn LEt
s aspiuvs tassng the Highlands One shiP 39Sle vac
s M tow Of the UnderSiter boand In WIND ~ W" ussn
eLkDY HOOK Dee a. sunset-One brig In the bay; The
80 .hp ht aud ship Ia to~ outside the oA
l..s.d iu " ind n n W, fresh weath-T clear ~
80 pOQ1 r. Dec "a AR 10Th, schr saxon, oeNse
Ys,ire. for New. edfod. aud sailed sg sin IN r.,
.,seI 10 9th sch Charles r. siickney hoh NhAe'' '
IaoaTy hsrk Masiha Ann., Burgess, Cardenss o,,
TbIl ADJ PHIA. Dec T-beo~, oAfk NAe''e' NON "''
sal,sr. big Fatty from Peinsmeuoe RI ,t.n.ia Asvs
iEORf Dec % Arr chip FlorA heOobe1os usy'
6an E,w-Yof Had constant head winds except 70. nous
~, r. bsy v IN the Wind at the w, the ship hanie2 on I"
I1.st when the b. sehr Rover, Kemp fom ba.nhor or
N.,,s N collision vi her the ship msde one taof "n
- n i "a h the Royer's boat containing the esP'-l AuS
- ~h the exception Of seauIsn John his'e
~ Nss,su Who was drowned the ,chr was cut do4n % 81 ~
e.rsizco on sunday morning the Rover was ''i ~ "e w M
S'HsSsToH Dec 27-ku. ,hip. j. +. Whseler 6add New
ofLsn., k,klad (lafi DO eerks Grace hln'nona' ,,
A. q r. Beuliton Chase, Havana schr; r w. Dulon,
80 CIsestop. 4. Spadng Ho~es os'ih0i'i
-. "a -, y osk Bogs-, Philadelphia o..
Ea ~ .,it. John Mayo Ne~-Orleans Gem Of the Oo'
NSIXHNNAU Dec 27-The steamship asnt'Vihe' o.
.,,n,Esi, li,e an here Sunday evening zeth. -
sIuLIRITASs Dec. 76Ar shp FrmefA ron A@yh-o
E,,oY ho,op; AldaDAh, Eev-forA; fanny rem hS"''
l.sf Jlaiokee, ChalsslOn-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
From California. .


BiLLor's STATIoE, Mo-, MONDAY, Dec. ~, 1889.
Tie Overland Msi with San Francisco dates Of the
a,b, arrived tsre al II o'ecck Sunday morning II
will probably resen Ss. L. ui- tonight
The news by tide srrivsl ia uDmportnt. The follow
ing is brst summary:
The Wsshoe Silver Mines eorrinued 70 yield richls-
the ore averaging 81 0t0 TO the tun. Transportation
Of it 10 San Francisco cost abont sIOJ tau and prep
arations melting &C. about $40. Ii is tecugh. that
sro CD viii develop the inmebse riches Of thai
country.
The Union and Democrat says that he rain was a
great benefit to the quartz and plaeer mDes Of Tuo-
lunne County. Is viii set in operation hundred
and 6fty ssmps which have been Idle for several
nsntbs.
Tie heavy rains on the 23d and oath November
caused great damage the CalaveIas and is tbuta
ries. The Ioss Of cattle in San joaquin County by
the late storm is reported very great.
The new quartz mills of Col Fremont, in Mriposa
County lnown the Benton Mill, have commenced
operations with forty-eisht stamps, making it the
lsrgest estshhshme Mt Of the kind III California
There important news from the mines.
Snow had fallen go to iDtenuyt explorations.
II seems 10 be admitted that the silver mines the
East fork Of the Carson River, fifteen miles southeast
Of Genoa, are quite men, aud very extensive Assays
have been made and the is found to yield 81 600
per tuD.
A meeting wss held In Carson City on the Dist ut
Ia take into consid- tue oondnct Of Alfred James
Clerk Of the United States Di-trc, Court, in refusing
to CONT certify the votes whereby j. J. Mssser wa-
elected the 18th Of the same month, in place Of j.
NJ. Crane deceased Rse, lutons declaring that james
had offered insult to the people of Nevada Terri
t"ry were passed, and also a memorial 10 Congress-
tertiDg for all the circumstances and necessities Of
peorls, and the facts upon which they found their
psti ion Tor organization in Territorial form Of gov
eminent.
There had been no arrivals sinco last NAL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
NATIONAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION

The Health Convention, advertised IN meet at the
Ccoper Institute commenced s sesson last evening ut
ocl, ck Abont 900 Persons assembled, aud Dr.
JANIS C. JAcKsos took the ch air and made the open
ing address He animadvorted on the unusual preva
ence Of disease claiming that ignorance av at the root
of al sickness that doctors were remnant OF the
dk aaes-s necessary evil tolerated by the ignorance
Of the era like ministers and iswyers and would DE
arpear with the Increase Of light Sid knowledge lie
closed by stating the object II the Convention TO be
II exposition Of the laws Of health, and introduced
DR. Gmton of tie Hygeo- Therapeutic Institute,
who made a short address covering very much the
ran ground M his predecessor.
Ms PACE followed, with paper strongly con1em-
major, OF the nee Of tobacco. II was the cys cur.e
il eneT waited the men and diseased the chilhreni be-
fouled the air: made the citizens OF New-iork race
OF p,guies. IL was n nuisance, and should he aoa,ed-
NJ iea,t driven from the public streets. tledt" nrAm
drinking, aud temperance men made great MISTAKE
u allow irg the reformed drunkard he free use OF TO-
hs,co. In this hnblt, the speaker saw the niVnMe
extirciou OF the race unes maidelr refused I, marry
smokers ard ehewefs. She closed with a vigorous
eNhortaton 10 the fair portion ~ her audience, thh
hey should adopt this courre citing incidents of cures
.fscted through wOInan'r influence qnne ss easrSa-
M. Ms the faiDous cases the records ot the bneA
lane Association, mentioned 10 the Piokwck papers
IHe, fs " more remarks by Dr. Jackson, the Con-
vention adjourned tll 9 o'clock th's afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

But this u Dot all the worst. He refers 70 ,he
OPINIONS u eminent IN the Republican party n an
sypssDce ofhs character and e~pecity IN NJ seward.
From he Rohe-ter speech Of thar gentleman he quotes
~ lerstb. And te ssls:
How 90 receive the de,s-scn thas there ia ire
s'iep1nE 10 tu over i- yoe1Do there cry
~ pare Win there IL NJ pesee u the sso~ed pzrpse o
iuion sef uHti s,y Sseeed only in dra~ius sOvs-
sTorr yeu Sd shga you within pe.ent its bot 70
yo1r .lsv-s We'll ishs -. ssy Is onee aid
in frsnee, oh Constitution vhas crimes eoOs'ea iathy
Hehsxt adverti.es Helper's book, which be con.
sders Of eoDrequeuee beeause indorsed by six,yght
or bire Members Of CosgTe-s The affair at II rrer's
Fen he sl-o holes the Republicans responsible for
loei~al rssnlt Of their teachings. He exol.ins:
ow ed they receive ' Why sun;Iensn- the
v. portion Of The 'eHh shhors bet in ,be senate and
Of That tsy iiibey drpore sbsy even eoaSe m
ih'y hsause ssains, a- and they stand for law
eIsrsei, ths u, .,rioss s. ofr-son rsiae rad mar.
dei coo hBsd that Known Ia the RePubc and then.
thor gh raid Of what they have said they immediately 90
euIyEe the and bis motives much they regret the
He proceeds then 10 more general charges against
the North whole, and esPec'diy the legislative
action If many If the States in relation {, the Fugitive
Slave Act and asks What is 70 be done. Disunon he
depreeaies. He says:
DO ns believe there under the sound of ny voice
vbo would ns view the last tne greatest Of al evil. the
vrech Of The Union do believe there the -n IN the
Stae that woud compete % enjoy the highest hon0rs vhis
tie rtSie purchased st sueh price"
At he time be thIHks il necessary that some
steTs lie taken 10 remedy the present alarming state Of
things. There il determined purpose, he aekno~l
dges the part Of the extreme South to resist al all
la1afds, Northern d'niration;
The press ,s;ives rom .orzia from Alabama rom South
Cerons f Mississippi sp.sk Of other southern stse-
sy that they rfprssent their that they do
90 er constituents and they declare that they
aey any moment for psra,e organization God forod
at ,urh tin should take God forbid ihe overt act
hc Ia BE- DON but know enough ofour political nE.
a. that whs doe the ubeei b-oou involved IN ner.
V distress II fall NashiI al see
f feel there he would think that the President Of
yoti country Wfstie Ex euv- oftwo hostile countries.
- oOi be, dis1hsc-on VIII spread al over
a.. sorth with very different o fee ng IN the North 10
eSed then, with Gay dead and Calhoun dead and none
take their places, with such Seward, not only not
hut foe the South. IN the chair of ate Cannot
chld read the resnh Cannot that state falling
ay Union VIII he like arch ph two or three stones
dropped ont, the v hoe fabric may fall In pieeeS"
For tGf DIhsIpy condition oi The Republic be pro
poses remedy bus appeal to The conservatism of
both North and south. At the South, be declares,
tley must their faces sganst Gbnsterisn and the
Iien slsvetrade in the hoPe that the Democrats Of
tie North end he old Wbiss viii come 10 the rescue.
he anticipates and prsys q a reaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Arrived,

stsa..hip Northern Light Tinkepaueh Aspnwsl Dec 70
ss q SD 1 & to i Dec . 4" m n II @ S. Sss "s bs
dee sisasled Am showing white signal with
ssI ssptosss her the North Star, hound l.
sienskip ksrnak rl Broness Havana Dec. 20 and Mas
"a 22d mdse. and pess 70 T.. CuDaTd
stesnsp Florida CrOWen Savannah mdse aud Pasa to s.
slip GrotiO o Richmond Mel stuart Leshorn Oct a. and
GiuIls Noy r. matie and rage to Nesmh Sons Dec q,
Ia ~ i5 Y 20 saw big Ania lo EsPot hence for the
Jossi Of Afica Has experienced heavy weather
SIP cssn Belle (of Joboo) Brown oaison's Island 40
ne Ada ,o Bath smith basnlas days sugrtO
Dec "a lat ~ Ion 49, spoke brig Meteor Raynes from ManAn
his Isabella Jewst, of .ekspor Reed M.nani. Dec I9
eompaI bg Meteor for Boston on Cape Cruz brig
Brs santiago renenJ Ei,enbroek PortauPla,te Is days
nsbCs-ny. 9c, TO 0eiPsks; heutgen 4 Reieheli -.
vie days where she pot iuor part Of crew. ogwood
Teesivst other danaee Dec John Ward eoored seHDan
ssbr C. l. Bsyes TOoke Virginia oysters bound to New
seiT Samuel A Appleton Grspt, Ellabethpor, coal for
Sebr Eew.YOrk GoOdsen, Boston days mdse to Dayton
Sebr Psr,is Br Saith windsOr N s. IL lays plaster to
sehr Isabella Faukln, Boston days, mdse to Dayton
seiI Ann s. sser. Fish, wsrehan dsy' mdse. to R. W.
sehs cornsBA ROyse Alexandra day aou to T. Newman
skr Sea Witch Edwards Norfolk saAys to j. Williams
Ssr aba Brown Wilmington, N c.. days, naval stores to
sehr Ls Roy Osborn Norfolk days cotton, rice, &o' TO-
ser nm Cole iy Point days -four aud tbscco to james
Hunter 4 10 - -, -,ep.-
SSEr lism esory Smith, ErabethPort, coal for Boston
Sehr Nsnoa connolly. Norfolk days corn to j. WliamA
sbr goidea ESse Kelsey Providence days IN ballast
g.br Hsry Jane Smith, Virginia days, wood
sehr EnSs Furbi,h, mes, Portland days, stone
crIr VeuIro CAsson. Providence days, iu ballast
Steamer London, Smith, New wLopdon mdse and pas
10 2. n. Roci well ,o,.n
e,a-r Pelican Adrieh Providence ndse 20 ls-ae OdeA
steamer Pstel Baker Providence, adss 70 lsssN Odel
BTLow-Brg Argyle, nom Tmk's isiAnd' via Hampton
Roads A., c.,... at.-..,n..
.,i Jas. coot Young Havana Dee A-By Cspt Anthony
af stssmiue Underwater.
enthusiastically De Sofa, Havana and New'OrSeShs
49,. Nsthsn 81 Thomas; South. Galveston
Of Newly orb and Nirginia steam
Am = ne Monday evening taAen ON the I I9e
S.stiouH Dock ioT examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
A GRACELFSS SCAMP THE CORUNNA
BANKER WALLACE.

TIE Corurpa banker Wallace, whose swmdins
operations in Michigan have been mentioned Ia oar
paper has been writing letters 10 some Of his Corunoa
friends which are published in The Courier Of that
Place. IL seems by The explanation he gives ~ tho
editor Of that PAPER that h- object merely
"put mofe! in his par-s, hut 10 "s@inde ne aboiI-
tonpts, ID order 10 pay of AN old against them
which he had iBheritd from hs father As IL hap
tened, rays TIE Detroit r. itspe of hs vcsims
were regular blue -lsht, Proslsvery Democrats.
One Of his pail shed letters addressed 10 Mrs-
Slater, an elderly lady Who had been deporitor With
hiai, Vbieh ronIslIed $50. The other was 10 tho
dtor Of The Courier, whom he had assisted in
starting that Jslsr For nnbiushing coolness aud Sab
lime impndebce we think these leuers are without
parallel in recorded correspondence. We give them
entire:
wA,HIssros, D. c.. Dec a. 1854
kE'. T. sLArEA: Although does not male ms basho
a not Ir. snouh 70 Oh the idOy the a1d there
The 's letter 70 'Se sdSr of The cunrr who's CON-
mereia reports be had been n the habit Of furnishing
is f. logs;
wlsaxeror d. e., Dec. H. 49,
Mr. PrIr-YOa VIM perhaps IhnI have eHfonsry snoash
TO- Ss s,s bot :apP@s zoo DO as ys 90, 90 'ss Sou are
TIN well rs OiheIs and therefore may not be lstonbsd
a, you no doubt had to rive me "puaS since len wiz
only y thai YOU have my h!l pernis.fpsdysrti-e
Of the my dclas subscribed your pspe " q
oI Mr. Elizabeth Slater thai sue deposited WI sos
A. some ~Lo onee had confidence in wha, said
pee that w-s born and bred in Se~ wp y hi sup
sion 10 that never a. IN that cry III July ooc@
lfspy Of your citizens suPpo.- they ha.e 4h DsS
ne as- YerA, may well .ayth nj ehsnee ofhedin;
naiys Of sou'hsrn s,a'e and h. sa, Irn,stsn
H. 6I., Aboiion state where eouP Go swnae somebody
have and IN more s'.s. ,oar s and
eles f-lpens-s which oyr signt thousand dollars
Ahoi,ioni.,. >Dsidef
w. & 80 eo.,,o, Hnderstaid me a. "a yIns IN !. e
~ 80, ~, iksxs sy dt homes, actions atorethrr for
hs,,, sss a. hsIe I'd % DO nothing from n-ss..iiy Sai
rsItsd 20. 'S' 'e'eAse' 1h sreaf ssdt oossnss
do not uppo' tb.i any Of you are o,.,. on,h "a ,h,
iklaA 90 ,oe Dad better eons and s.e - : ~ '
bow are the markstst Wheat 90 and wht.av ao~n, Ia .
eas Py your e1~"eeei editor sssossd aie rsusss is
fOurs, feangly IAsxs C W.ri.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
ARRIvAL OF THE NORTHERN LIG8E.

The United States Maj sisamsh p Northern Lishs,
Tinklepapgh, from Aspinwall, Dee ~ a. m, with set
pa-sensers gold dust, and the Uni'ei States nss fro
California the Sab met, arrived Il THE port sst
evening The folio sins j. the Parssr's report:
Sailed fiom New.York on the 5th inst, snd arrived
at A-pnwal, Dec. l3 at II a M, making the ps<age
in days and 81 homs. No Of special importance
on the fsthmus. Weather very firm.
Much excitement exists in Calfornis, as well as on
the Isihmns, ia regard TO the new Washoe dggings,
and very large immigration is anticipated m The
STripg. N
The Northern Light brings sixteen barrels OF the
ore. consigned TO a house in Havrec II is sail 20 %
very rich containing large per centage OF gold and
25th and 26th. Dec. - at II a. M, Navsss I-and,
bearing south 10 miles sgnaed American schooner,
showing a white signal with red cross Dee "a, &C
a. H., in lat. 25s "a long, 139 2V, saw Gamer;
supposed her to be the North Star, bound south.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
LrersrArros Res NAD-Mr Overall Of Mobile s..

A1"IstArios hcs hAD.-hr. Overall OF Mobile has
the following bil 10 the [.
BILL 70 more Effect all the eirenMtaa Of book.
OF hes persons 0fsoor 70 diseonteuf osrsetsoa ar
es.TIos BE II enacted sc That when-vey spv po.,s,
81 Ihis -isie sba r." rive BY nz written or o,nss -.
Ierppepf ~ Pamptst or writing printtur uatsne =,
uarLe on pspr psrebnsDf, wood. or ofh-. s.s.se
tHeo 70 itfe 70 discoaiebt instruction or ,rhel
sse sr 'e I.rson OF color IN Li state be h.n sorsbb
Soe ehd cs,e us ssne 90 J0sics Of the Pr.e 49,
county ID bhh fhe Po-tOnee l. io,ased who sh.1 n. 49,,
prison 70 whom Il dretrd be- summoned brfve lS., -
" oPeh rHsfinS II sal sppssT be Of e,arte, ..
@ro, 'hsl ~ By The said Justice ~ tae Pea,e hs
sSd DI-n s2eh exsB nation is shoald e,
M ,d ys'ts- ihst 'ueh psr.n to whom sad matter -
dn.ciec subscrbsd for canned h- same "a ~ $780,.
nal OF other ooBvrysee info this STATE soR Ta1 y
WE fhk ArkhI Of ts'fnz disconfeut iu.sesi "a
sy save or ne peFs"r u color the ssd Jusf -.
Isfufs o. 'ree psrson bond for .h~ '.sn
ht1t Tern O. the Crcuit CouTt It County &c
hsttfr % e'idruee sgainst the defruesn IN Sef -
H o. committed 70 jsl In ohef feouiss snS =, .t 10
% rnel % TO the peni enry for not e.s -, g.
~ " iurt tLrs eGacted that n the .sd v-,ss.s
tLe y 1fa" ng oooks newspapers o, usarhlet- - Ii,
~ Zee ps1o or sisye sad IL shall soEear tt H. - -
s =, or c e.asrd the cane 10 b- broarht ies a.
Ssee of ine Peace must issne hls waraat sss e.,,'
~ zee pefsen o color Be arrested as.o 1s rs
'insse.rd slsy-holder and ehe three D =.
leeetFe not lees than HUNDRED nor 49, 49,.
Be publicly barned - ~ ~ -' '>sS saeh natfseF oenst
80 be II further enacted That Jas,iea. ~ The p..
- Soa'.o!sf sHsI receive the a ~. o. u. ~,
az e N ssAsz sSiHiIsl sAses ~ -' @ss anssf sA1s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28

AcAprgY OF husIc-Don Giovanni was pro fneed
las, night with this cast: Douna apna, hme' "siD"
n;es, Zerina, Mics Adeline Patti; Donna Eiv'ra'
Mrs Straloech; Don 0'H4ro, Sigeor saseh' Don
Giovanni, Senor Ferr; Lsporelo, sisnor Jnno~i
Mase,to, Senor Amodio; Commentator Herr "ein-
bcb TIE novelty was Miss A. Patti, who did 1e''na
y.r, well ss 10 singing, and nicely ss to acting +"
oontrasted with Nile Piccoomin 10 its innocent ena'
.e,erstcs. But it s musical role h'ie suited to DER
modern culture singing. 1t d"es not afford her any
scope worth speaking Of The chorus ~.s rather
m, reer, being civiaed with the company in Pmsoe-
,,ia The oIber sc,ors offer nothing particular for
neVv notice. The Sieilian Vsspen viii be gwen 10
night. "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-28
Ka.sn.,era. AE&,

TYR .oHH wOopHINK from Nev.i ora ooonS =" " ''-S'
I. s.l,4e IS nef norh OF New-lnle n x,,,, f,o,,
S1y1NNsH Dec. n Tho sh'p Hary 40 - iasS
eshorn bound to Boston, has P0' IL hSe ~
koE badly. ,.,-.. xv.,,.. s.n Ro.rd Tfnd~vw'ss
v.~',,x Bee 2T-rhe ship flora heDousld if9iu Se~
y,S rsrns In col Zion Saturday. rt'h hes b
- ~ = i r 4. hr Rover hs Tor Nassau iHe -.o'
crew ,sved With the exception oi one man n l.,,
~ . r,rh 10 llW0od Narr, sec no@ia ', -,
ltS o. TIE hafk Ossis will strip portion OF COP
:. "a s.ulk she Isss-d efer geng roons Ssi a., n
IA ioehrs per touI. hut having '"0 'N'''' "
- a - rot leak cay more 81, N,-.h ~ ,ls Wave
"Ss snos tes ves.is in port; ships Wel o @ .ls s,s
-, s.p Fts, eisco: RisG, samuel W st Dolq ~" S w.
-. qsroiiuis; hsrss Palmetto, Os,'s - coo.,a Rsvpea
al { Linea ls,snd.: Am shlps wiS D.sbsWsy Water
% No,tisln Chief Orphsss Rose S'Anaio' ana 0''
"sfs; e..er. 10 Enwood Waller. Sec Board Of OHa'f