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CPORTSMEN and GENTLEMEN Of the ARMY

- and NANY.-S. Il. SOLONONS. Opticians. No % Abe
InsTes Hccady opposite the Hotel London England
Portability combined with great in the Field Rac-C curse
and general door day and night powerful wsteost
pocket Perspective Glasses weighing only four each
tanning j. and "a lenses constructed Of German gass viii snow
distinctly person to know him at 2 and miles They serve
purpose the Race and the Opera Houe
Country scenery and ships clearly TO 10 miles They
are ss6 inevitable Shooting Devastating and Yachting Her
Msjestys Guards Of them day and night
glasses The powerful and brilliant Telescopes Possessing
such extraordinary power that 81 inches with EXTRA
Economical eypece, viii show distinctly uptsrs moons sat
nngs and the double stars With the Telescope
person and 81 mile. distant and object
IRON 10 miles Al the above be had Of larger and all
with increasing and secured by her MsJesty'
Royal letter. Patent. Sent by express or post
CLOTE d JAMES.
- sTATIONERS, PRINTERS, and BLANR-BOOk Wan
UFACTURERs, No % futonst Orders Pectiuy soc'ed
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6iaiionerp anb fanrp GOODS.

DARD BROTHERS g. Co., Manufacturers of
- GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES, No. Maiden
lane, Es~Yort Mandatory, Brooklyn, Conn Gold Pens
repaired exchanged.
NOURAUD- ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
NJ it's well known. cures TAN, PIMPLES, FRECKLES,
SALT RHEUM BARBER's ITCH, CHAPS, CHAPES. TEN
DER FLESH, tc beside. being the very best shaving
pound ever invented. GOURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTITLE up
low reheads upper ps psr Of the
BODY ssf.ly and quickly warranted LIQUID ROUGE, for
pale lip. and cheeks LILLYWHITE, for flashed red and
heated HAIR DIE Isantly red or light
hair 10 beautiful black brown staining the skin
HAIR RESTORATIVE, for the hair to and male eff.
wiry hair slossy and silky Found Dr. GOURAUDS
old esisb,hed depot, o. Wskerst Broadway Hayes
Brooklyn Csender's, Pnads pha; Bste l2s N4shnston
Boston; biss, springhed Cation Lowell and Druggists
generally.
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
N COMPANY
L. = MAIL LINE.



From tb. cid established wharf, foot Of Wa-reu-st.,
North River.
Ste.rsee Second Cabin 49, First Cabin. 800 including
Railroad Ticket.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH
The favor;e steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. Capt. Tinkle
psugh will above SATU RDAN Nov at o'clock
y M connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship
UNCLE SAM.
Extra this line always Panama securing prompt
connection at the isthmus. ~ . -
The NORTH STAR succeeds the NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving New Iork Nov. q.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Beware Ticket STindlers Beers Passage Offices and con-
Germs falsely styug Mali Companies Mess
be- on vour guard YOU will be deceived and deira1dei
This the only line carrying the United states Mails on this
route. under contract with the Government
freight passage apply at the only Office o. the line in
the City OF New-i ork,
No. I77 We.s,.. corner Of Warren st
ID. 4. ALLEN, Agent.
B-An persons forbid trusting any account Of
,haa bove ehi us or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

NOllCE ot AffLlChllON LOT tnt discharge ol
IN an nsoyen from his debts pursuant 10 the provisions of
the the h title Of the 9Th chapter Of the "a
the Revised >atuteN0tce rst published sept H. 1883 j.
FORMAN WILKINSON ofthe City o. Syracuse the County
Ononda,a in his individual capacity, and member
How land and wilkinson Creditors 10 before ia.
Hon Rchsrd oOlw County Judge OF OuOndagO County
counselor the Supreme Court his Office IN the Court
City Syracuse, the Jh day OF November
O'Clock in the show they
have said nsoyents should
made and he be ii charged Dis deos pursuant 70 law.
Sel4 lawl 0wN' J. WILLIAMSON, Atty Tor lnsnt.
Syracuse NeW.iOrf.
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EOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
Il GEORGETONN.-TLe New-l ora and Nir.iuis scIe,
Steamship Company and nrcsss steamship NOt
VERNON :. l. smith Commander will leaVe fier 10 IL
North River for the above ports. EVERY sAII RDA1 A.
Cabin pas, with unsurpassed accommodations -
FREIGHT foot goods other articles IN
proportion and received traays aad Saturdays. NO con-
ChsI ed for forwarding. 40 bulls Of aiding signed AFTER
departure CT tor freight passage apply 70
a.. 3. CROMN ILL Co. No b We.i-.i.
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IN PURSUANCE on an order of Roswell c.
Bransrd esq Surrogate OF the County Of Kings notse is
hereby given according law 10 all persons having claims
ag.in CAR1AN A. SMONSON late Of the City OF Brooklyn
deceased they required to exhibit the with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers the Executors the resi-
dence of Lopez No II Mddaghst Brooklyn or No 81
Fulton Market in the City of Newios or before the 18th
dsy OF January next.-Dated July 5. 1889
SARAH ANN SIMONSoN,} F,scrtor,
jy6 law6mW ISAAC {. LOPER,
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POWER OF CONTROLLER 70 OPEN JUDGMENT. Oh
TAISED gY FRAUD-THE wALL-sIEEEr FERRY
LEASE.
Jacob sharp at, The Mayor Aldermen and Common ~ o the
II Nsr. Nor1
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TNTTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
O-For HAVANA and NEW-ORLEANS.-rhe steamship
EMPIRE CITY. J. ". MCGOWAN, Commando, vii sail on
WEDNESDAY Nov 2 al o'clock from Pier foot o.
WArrenst North River Bile Of ading OF the proper form,
furnished the Office and 40 bills Of aiding vii Dc signed e'
st. corner Of Warren Nj u RObEhIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

DORTI.AND and CANADA SEMl-WEEkLf
i LINE. via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The hrs,-clsss screw steamships,
CHESAPEAKE. -. Capt. Sidney Cro~el.
PATAPSNO... Capt l.. II. Layne.d-
vii leave Pier No Y North Rive NssYors lai Brown,
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ats
O'Clock D. Il. Running time 80 hours
PASSAGE. including meals snd sta'eruout -
These steamers with Grand Iruns Railway, and form
the cheape. and expeditions eghi line to Montreal AID
Quebec. - . .-....,-.-. 80 =. 49,
apfly q II. Is. r . O. ~
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~ the Governor Of the Newlors for the pardon
Isaac Haead convicted OF attempt az grand larceny
yiced March g 1889 for the term of two years.
, 1859-11-11
THE IMPENDING CRISIS.

On the morning Of the New York election.
the New York Herald, the organ Of tho South
and tho Costonocracy Of the North, lad the
following:
II the Black Republican revolutionary ticke,
should be elected IN New York and New .Jersev
the news will fall on the ear Of the South Ike
the kuelt Of departed Union, aud the cxci,r-
ment will s2esdtly reach crisis md assume a
psact'cat baape which will appal and astouud
the people Of the North.
If this was to be regarded as anytling more
than bit Of gasconnde for effect upon the
minds Of tue cooscienccless aud cowardy
merchants Of that city, who semj.annualJy
crawl npon their bellies for the purpose OF
partakipg Of the profits Of the Southern trade,
VIC might, now that New York and New 7cr-
sey have decided in favor Of the Republican
creed and Republican policy, npprchend That
tho 4c4isis, Of which the Herald speaks. is at
hand. Possibly it is, fits, wha, does the
Herald and tho Northern Democracy proposc
to do? Will they make commor cause viii,
the 'nsoient and arrogant niegcr-drivers, and
add the strength Of their voices to tile man.
date which says that the people Of New York
and New jersey nre themselves cus1aycd. and
that they shall not exercise their natural md
constitutional right to establish, within tho
limits Of the law, the government of their
choice? viii the adyenturcr who edits that
sleet and tue doughfaces who swell tho ranks
Of that party, shoulder their ,nuskcts anl
march upon the rural districts md compl
them to recant their vcreict at the polls? l.,
us know how 'tappalling' and "astounding''
this threatened crisis is to be!
, 1859-11-11
For Young Mcn to Thfnk Dc

In the latest Of Ills prcachings upon "ponular
Proverbs" DR.. Holland closes tfouehtfni and
suggestive discourse on sensual pleasure Will,
the toliowlog earnest remarks to Young men.
wh'c!, serve to be thought Of:
Oh. it this world could rise out of il,s
swamp Of sensuality, rank with weeds and dark
with deadly vapors-full of v;pers, thick with
pitfalls, lursd with deceptive lirhts-and stand
upon thc secure heights Of virtue, where Gods
sun shines, uud the winds Of heayen breathe
1landlE and hcalthfully, how would lumau
llic become bsest and beautiful! The rrert
burden Of tile world rolled OF. bow conld
it spring forward into a grand career n
prosperity and progress! This change for
tals country rests almost entirely upon the
young men Of the country. 1t lies with them
more than any other classes. to say whether th;s
country shal! deseend still lower in lis nath IN
brutality. or to rise higher than tue staudard
Of its lo(1iest dreams. The devotces Of .ensc
themselves hare greatly lost their power of
good, ard comparatively fev will chau.e Their
course Of life Women will be pure if t,1un viii
be true. Young men, this great result abjdes
With you! II you could see how beautiful a
flower grows upcn the thoruy stock Of selfde-
NAL. you could Gire the plant the honor it DE-.
serves If it seems bard aud homcly. iesnise
it not for in it sleep the beauty Of heaven and
the breath Of angels. If You do not witness
the glory Of its blossomings during the day pf
i'c, ils petals will open when the night Of death
comes, and gladden. your eyes with their mar.
velous 1oseliness, and Gil your soul with their
grateful perfume.
, 1859-11-11
4 RUmOR.

Its runored that Gov. Wise, Sol. Forbes,
Mr.. Watts Sherman, James Gordon Bennett.
Senator Mason, Mr.. Vallandiglam, Col"
botelcF, and all hands who administered on
old Browns carpet bag, worked at the polls
IN Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and
Wisconsin, for the Republican ticket with all
their might. The extraordinary success Of that
ticket in New York, where it was necessary
to overcome the united Democratic and Amer
ican strcngta-the unexpected result in Ncy
Jcrsey whero the Democracy had made IN
their quarrcls and nominated the most popu-
Lar 1nan in their rauks-tAe equally curious
majorities in Wisconsin, where tho Democracy
ran on the Douglas platform, and where an
important disahection was supposed to exist in
the Republican ranks-all tend to tho belief
that the Holy 1nquisition at Harper's Ferry
made Republican votes all day long. It is es-
timated that every libel Oh Seward, Hale and
Chase in the n. 7. Herald made one hundred
Neruhlican::votes; every echo Of the same in
tho n 7. Times is responsible for fifty; each
OF tho Forbes revelations is credited with f;vc
hundred; each Of lallandigham's interrora-
tons to Brown is marked at one thousand; aud
the Filth Avenue Committees address is sun.
posed to have secured fully ten thousand tluc-
tuatins votes 10 the Republican ticket in New
York alone!
, 1859-11-11

Wc arc warned By tic prodiglous advance
made By physical science within the last ha;f
century, and tho slamc that las oycrtslcu
those who have laughed at the attempts to al
tain the seemingly impossible, that no mus,
not cast ridicule upon Professor" Loves
project Of crossing tho Atlantic by balloon
power" or upon that less hazardous but ccr-
talnly less feasible plan Of building and profit
ably operating in the Lake trade, steamboat
four thousand te4 in lengih. Bur If lie dignity
and gravity Of Journalism could be moved to
.nrth by any cause whatcycr, tic recent lec-
ture Of Mr.. GERMAN, OF BufIllo. wherein the
Latter plan is elaborated, would provoke Il
ssnic that could be heard clear across the Lakes,
with al possible respec. for inventors, we must
~fate down It. GERMAN as the. crazicst Of
eotnus'ass& and his Buffalo friends who are
ser'ous's talking Of raising q fund 10 under
take that which he recommends, as the sillicsl
Of dupes. We publish in another cnl,,m, m
incomplete report Of As. Ge.main's lcc,n,e hr
which tho reader will sec what a magnificent
scaemc his imagination has matched, md how
unlikely he is 10 meet With any men outside Of
Buffalo who will give dime to ca.ry it out
we Go 80 doubtingly; because the ventilation
ii pubic press Of n project 50 ridiculous,
thoug 81 supported by the name Of an e1-Pscsi-
dent will hinder rather than help the efforts
ol men who are sane and meritorious, in get
ting hearing for improvements and inyea.
t'ons worthy Of adoption By the business
world.
, 1859-11-11
DDuwfax In A1nhnn,n

The cahaba {Ala.) Shareholder, which bas fv-
ing ut its head the names Of Il. BaruweIl 1,bett
Of South Carolina, for President, md C,.ucnt
G. Clay, jr., OF Alabama, for yice.Prc sideut.
thus speaks Of the prospects Of Douglas in alo.
bana:
Since our August elections there mover In.
been, IN any community, such a rcyulsion oi
political sentiment on the Presidential ouestion
IS in Alabama. Old promiuen: Democratic
leaders Iron, every corner Of the Sta.e ara orf
against Douglas, and are pledging themselves
IL County Conventions not to support him #
nominated by the Charleston Convention. In.
deed, there is but o1c gentleman in Alabama
so far as We can learn. who openly and boldly
avows himself for Douglas, aud be is John FoT.
sysll, Of Mobile. The following leading Demn.
Gratis OF the Statc wiil not vote for hin. If uorni
mated: - ''o''44'
Hon. G. c. Clay, jr., g. S. S.. Huntsville.
lion. Darid klopton, ". C., Tuskeecc,
lion. James L. pugl, II. c., Eufaula,
Han. sgd. Moore, Il. G. Greensboro.
Hon. J. L. II. Curry, u. c., Talladcca.
lion. Vim. L. Hancey, cx-M. c.. Mont tgonerr
lion. ). +. Rice. Montgomery.
lion. l. 7. Walker. Huntsville.
Hon. William u. Brooks and I. II. Gar+ot+
Marion,
John 7: Morgan, Esq, aad Hon. E. IT. Pct
tus. Calaba.
lion. Percy Walker, Mobile.
, 1859-11-11

X'LEAS COUNTY.
Republican majority on Treasurer. 610- nm
Surveyor, 7so; on School Commissioner. -4s.
-nn average Republican gain of $50. Erx-p
fst'a IN f1e county gace R:puJlicaa majo,i;y,
kxo1 COUNTY.
"F. u writes 10 us that at tic election in
this city of Galesburg, streatiyAt1s of all lin
votes cast we're Republican.
LOGAN corsrr.
The Lincoln Herotd, Of the 9TH, savs lint the
Republicans hare elected their candidates for
Surveyor and School Commissioner. Their,
being two Republican candidates for Treasurer
tic Democratic nominee is probably e1ected
INC County at this election adopted Township
Organization By large majority.
sAscAAoS COUNTY.
The Sta:e Register claims Democratic na-
loraty Of 400 in Sangamon.
MORGAN corx71.
The Rgist<r says that Morgan County has
g'ren Democratic majority Of zoo. The city
Of Jacksonville gaye $50 Republican majority.
NAcorP1y coUs7Y.
Nacoupin County las gone Democratic by
reduced majority.
cAss coCHTr.
The city Of Deardstown giycs Democratic
minority Of ga considerable Republican eain.
PEORIA COUNTY.
Peoria city aud township gave Democratic
majority Of only si1ty.tAr<e On Treasurer. Kick
apoo township gave Republican majority of q.
, 1859-11-11

expect some rhetoric about the Cathedral, and
If Ind tue rhetoric mud the fervor of old
George Forster might write you an impassion-
cd description Of it; but. gentle reader, for
bear. fear that bored you with two Or three
prosy ic;ieis from ireland; for these letters are
destined yet to figure IN book form, aud wuess
one is making book. has one not right to be
prosyf, But now we will be morelieht and Eay,
and not hayc the drcad Of book making before
our eyes, and so will not talk much abozt
that great Cathedral, that poem in arehitec-
ture, which looks as you view Cologne from
atar, like q city within j city. 1went over it Of
course, and enjoyed it Of course, and was
amazed at it OF course. And this may say,
which | could not say four years ago,
that Cologne Cathedral il destined get to be
finished, aud believe that some Of Jou. mr.
Young readers, whose hair is not get 1nottled
with gray atreaks, will Jet live to see it a ceu,-
p'eted thing. When tIlat is done the world vi:
be proud Of Cologne Cathedral, and it will not
be the possession Of Germany as Notre Dame
is Of France and Westminster Abby OF Eng
laad. but it will be the possession Of the world.
and the last great Gothic work shall remain the
monument Of Gothic art. MAccsEooS,
, 1859-11-11
The Slave Exodus from, sst~xou~ts'

The irrepreesible exodus Of slaves from lin
borders Of Missouri continues unabated. Free
white labor is coming in-that OF negroes 20.
ing out: Every day adds proof to this, and anv
day visit to our levce will convince tie sken
teal Of the steady and continual dow Of slayc
property 10 the South. Twenty-Five left yes
The pro-s!avcry organs in the country are
bowling in vain. The Huntsville Cit;:tn de-.
plores the loss, but il can't be helped. Planters
want slayes-sfissourians don't want them
The result is easily forcsecn, and can't be avert
ed. While some are selling, others allow their
negroes to run awsy, as we hear Of The arrival
Of twentJ-s;x fugitives ut Detroit, bound to
Canada. We say ''allow," beause they take
no measures to prevent it and foolishlr attempt
to hold them. -'e'
ln this connection, We learn from one Of thc
to!l-satc Keepers on the Manchester road from
this city. that during the season not less than a
hundred families hare passed towards the
Southwest: and yet only one al that number
had any slaves; all the rest were from he
North and East. Cau anybody doubt the Great
TACT That the State is fast enaucipatipe itself
from The incubus Of slavery, and gradually ret.
ting ready for enrolment with tho great nm.
jcrlty Of the Union? 'A1
, 1859-11-11
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
4 I'll. NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

S.vs the II. LnpE, No.. ft,oc.7t: Below we puo'ah
s'es'er to pr. wo4 q .as. eitr. from en.uaa IN
Ii. hsir tan: soe <s:esns g.. u H. I've s eet. ahsa
comm; f.nm rs,asr s,urse. II cerLca xuasan.
tees o. truth The Dr. uets snco.u'u nvr useless puff
Barn. Mann, Jan. - 1855.
attention caea nv aasia ses !" h.. Lhy sessael
cf youE hair tetaralise, WAS !Edu Cd to make ap-
@ sSi1 e a hsa stsns sss,s
chAaetr- sorce nI:ss i.'a,s* ace lutsls Of
5nas sar r,'gI,. @ ut a;e,i + .oa ssust .as
h1vs saee psoe:ssd ar, ltis. u ~heh have used
sea3e. can .'~ sestiIy to World that tho sr<y
fLt. and has 4a* se,a.td its natural cet, and b.
Ecve .':s aI .lu>sv before fur TWEEN
.ae Of .yt~" y.ars IA a,rIlt vi tas sine eee1.
The alost E":!es dem due to f'r your vauat!e
per a:-tfors vii A4rs oee4s:nn Contradict my
st9s' ns. an t':e7 Q. i.is CITY ar Itsdsnt hsr9
L.,r aa .ai .i: l~4. Aay rise ,ou ,z,y us2ks of
The asosr viii II" Lae a1:reh Is At 3uus ss1v:ee. -
as. IN tFy " isaTs ;F' o,s &c { 's:. Rx;soSn. NJ
woon'S HAIR EE-lONAT.IE.
to M lit . i u, ILL., 5 s;h ;hs ~ a. of hs
ye!ow ress'. III Ne~ IN Is: 4. induced 10
vtry ,alx IS 1 a"1 s t shsx .aa ss.y md
- Eeti' r!t t>t's iy VI! .alt* /. ~ i tho
T.. asIs,::a.d ,:ss J. E.aes 81 tsssaa IL rtsu-
rr1n'ns = past F"f t:se tfrta Chu'sh II usoo1-
EEL. ~ ox u: = ssA'a ii isAs -sasnet ~ sa
Professor We"s-near s'r: li...l nas t,ai u
Hair tsts7isvt i gives r!s>Ev .y lta1 tA feet
h4. te*n e.ee rut:r r-,s".:s tel titan. ,nud and
ss!f1I ,n nv Il % = - *. wa "a s1ss re- 1ssR s.1
~ ..Lt, as,s WA a'ssa "a. lie '1t p:xa.at:
~. W1,l' w. rror,.,cr> 81: sI,a~s2. "@" Ss-
+. FRI 1H 1 l.. 4 'sn ~; ss sss
Dr1-s NJ a~A fi.cy sou.s ueae:3> Lut
, 1859-11-11
Rumorx OF Failure Of the Great
EAsterns
The London correspondent Of the y. Y. Rkr-
of writes.

The London correspondent Of the y. Y. Rkr-
aid writes:
Ipassed yesterday evening in The company
OF two Of the most celebrated inventors and sci
entliic men in England. I have hea.d much to
modify the IAstopinion that veutured 10 pro-
nounce on the mechanical merits Of the Great
Eastern. ! am assured that there has beea
some hocus pocus practised upon the doves Of
the press who returned to tho ark on the ocea-
sion ofthe second tri.l trip. There has been,
rs you are aware, no measured mile run, no
Stokes Bay trial It is easy to impose upon
any one, OF any one may impose upoa himself,
when the log u bore to ascertain the speed Of
the vessel. / mn told now that thirteen knots
il the outside thnt has been made, with the aid
Of canvass, aud that they can get no more. This
aust be admitted TO be failure If it be the
case, and see no reason to doubt My inform
ants laughed at the idea of the Greas Eastern
ever paying or running to Australia, or between
England and America .nore than once. More
than this hare heard, some Of which looks
ugly; as, for instance, that 3 holder Of shares,
and also an officer Of the vessel, was Influenced
by direct means not to sell his stock, which he
would otherwise have done. Do not be sur
prised at anything you may hear. nerer e1-
pec.ed the ship to be i commercial success, mud
still less 50 in the hands ot her present directo-
rate; but own that Was astoni.hed, as we'll
as disappointed, to hear such statements As I
did last night. from such sources, respecting
her mechanical success.
, 1859-11-11

promise 10 let death take its course without at-
tempting to stop it. But the instant the Young
prince was out Of the room, bis alial love tri-
umphed over his fidelity to his word. and be
summoned the whole Of the royal family and
three pby4icians. The latter arrived too late.
The Emperor, after a not .ery violent agony,
expired At twenty minutes past twelve, At noon,
slant Russia changed not only her master but
her policy.
If this last version be the correct one, whr
not proclaim it aloud. It might be less Ch7is-
tian, but more glorious than his whole life.
Signed, ALx1ASp1a DrxAs.
, 1859-11-11

= %AAAAAF@3 &3@A4P#NA q 10. n A0pTE3Mnk6A
The great publishing house Of Phillips, Samp
son Co. lies stranded in the Massacbusetts
Court Of Bankruptcy. The valuable copyrights
owned By authors md published on conltnis-
sion By the late firm, are drifting 10 various
quarters. The works Of the renowned. % Pro.
fessor" \. the Breakfast Table, Emerson. &c.
will follow in the wake Of the Atlantic Monthly.
to Messrs. Ticknor Fields; Mr. Prescoti's
Histories hare been secured by J. !. lippincott
books will, no doubt, find their way to the great
Deecher depot Of Aessrs. Derby / jackson, Of
Nassau street Derby l. Jackson hare now
ready for publication the new work Of Rev Dr..
Edward Beecher, 3" The Concord Of Ages" also
q volume Of sermons BY Henry Ward Beecher;
also THE Life Of David, King Of Israel" b.
Kev. h Charles bsscheT, with an introdoesion by
Mrs. Stowe; 1.-THE Autobiography Of Rev. Ly-
nan beecher, D. D." is now being edited and
PREPARING for publication by Miss Cathsrine
neecner and Rev: G. Beeeher- What remains
alter this disposal will be finally broken m on
November i, when the assignee. viii oaeF at
suction IN Boston the s.oef Of miscellaneous
plates, which cost $l1e, 900.
, 1859-11-11
Dress 4 Crihu1tt
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

Tho people are wiser than the politicians,
and i.dutely more Just than their rulers. The
recent elections show that they lave disrc-
garded tue clamors which have been raised il
reprobation Of the Republican party, and, that.
guided only by reason and conscience thcv
hare stepped :orth mantul1y to the defence Of
those principles and TINT policy which mr.,
sitaly necessary to the existence Of fra iust;-
tutions and the perpctuitv Of tbe Un;on Faith
in tho good sense, honesty and intc,];rcnce oe
the masses ought to have autic mated this re-
suit. it orcht IN b,,.o .ao, ,,-;,1, v,r,,,,,,.;,
, 1859-11-11
GnkA7 MArca Eon alo,ooo.-Qa Thutsaar il

GnKA7 March EoH sl0,o0o-On Thursday in
discussing the merits Of f0ystermAu aud Surplus.
four Senior" writes us from Ashland, J Mr. Jos
Hall, Of New York, proposed to match the raarc
against the colt fer 5000 side, four mile
heats, which challenge was accepted By ns. o.
P. Hare, OF Petersburg. The match is to be.
run next spring, and in ali probability ore Of
the Long Island courses will be selected on
which to decide the contest. The merits Of The
horses being IS nearly equal Il possible, u The
mile race on Friday shoWt, there will be eonsid-
esahle speculation On utheresult-mose, perasps.
than on any match eince that Of Boston snd
Fashion.-Spiris Of fAf TEg,<s.