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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1S 1853

bidding. MOTTO vote for Mr. ShevmaH, although sat
isfad tbSt there is 10 real ground OF O2Jectlon
aeanet him, Day and night they toAoi' him WIN
exacting persuasion and false statements 10 Deges
prejudice lust az they did IN the AAAl6th CsnTress'
when others yielded TO hke temptations and Su 10
riSc no mere. Mr.. sherman il an old Whig' Tree
from the gangrene OF politics, and lrre-
pruachabe as man and ss a legislator. Id one
true word can be said against rs integrity, honor
fitness or fairpess, he will be withdrawn. Dir.
Briggs knows these facts, and pet wlthholcS Ills
tote. and partially at the selfish, If not vena
prompting Of a few men who, under the gnlse oi
pretended friends are his worst enemies. IL his
constituents or the public could know Who some
of these officous prompters and lo5byites are, as
they vet NAV. astonishment would be- excited that
they could exert any influence whatever. Mr..
Briggs has steadily voted for a Southern msn from
the start. For that no one pretends to blame nm,
whether the vote was east seriously or comph-
mentsrily.
But it is worthy OF remark, that while no and
Others have thus generously manifested that sort OF
courtesy, not single Southern member has recipro-
Gated the compliment. Mr.. Briggs, at least, was
entitled to this mark Of eiviy, but ne has mol re-
eeyed il, and is not likely TO be honored with even
- inconsiderable share of respect.
While the Democracy have been forward IN
catechising Mr.. Sherman and his friends, they are
careful 10 eyade all questions themselves. Several
of them have openly avowed that If a Back he
publican was elected President it would furnish
su MT cause for dssolvng the Union Dir. Curry,
of Alabama, repeated this declaration yesterday,
though less Extensively than Others Dir. Etheridse
asked him, directly if those sentiments were enter
tnined by Mr BOcock, and he declined answering.
our friends have avoided the discussion as far as
possible, and letters pour in from all quarters APP
proving that feeling. Their desire ia to vote, and
hence they have no rasop to speak Ii does very
well for the minority, who want to disorgsnize and
prevent an election Ii the Opposition pursue this
course steadily ~ they ought to do, it will hasten
the result. Tie Democracy are already fatigued
with making speeches which are not answered. and
they viii get more tired if we keep silent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

f-ation a John Browns arts. Toe people OF the
North have no syupa;hy FOR bis crime but many have
sympathy with The individual himself He had stated
some Of the circumstances preceding tas dgicny en-
deayoriIg 70 point oat the school IN which Brown wa
educated 10 take life upon the Slavery question.
He now read some extracts from The History Of han
sas by Governor Gearys Private Secretary c0rrObo-
rating his previous statements and declared that; bad
and wicked this foray IN Virginia, IT sinks into
intiguhcanoe when compared with the ioray led into
MifsOuri by David Il. AichisOn. One was Of Brown
and tweIty-one men aga nst great ate, but what Is
that when compared 10 the invasion Of Kansas with
almost five thousand men, when at the time Of the IN
vasiOn there were not three thousand voters IN the
whole Territory.
Mr.. JOHNSON continued hi remarks in denunca-
ton Of Brown and quoted the letter Of Mrs Doyle 70
Gov. Wise. Ii seems like righteous retribution tina.
Brown and Ms two should lose their Lives for the
murder Of Doyle and bis two Sons in Kansas
Mr.. DAVIS reported that Committee had waited
on the President, who had informed them that no
would send II an Executive communication 10
InOrrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Mallory, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

FIRE IN Coal YARD IN WORTH SrREEr.--lnSs
evening fire broke on, In the coal yard Of Mess
Thorp & Co.. No. los Worth street, and fears beng
entertained for the safety of the extensive dry goods
store adjoining alarm given which soon brought
the remen of the district TO the ground The body OF
the fire seemed to BE- at the base Of heap OF coal mp
ward of twenty feet high, which had been piled
against the eastern wall Of the dry goots store
Several powerful strrams Of water were thrown
upon the heap, but withou! any apparent effect The
steam fire engine "John G.. Storms wss finally
brought upon the ground and after working several
hours succeeded IN quenchng The flames. How or IN
what msnuerthe coal onited is unknown although the
supposon is that il was fred In way or other by
the heating furnace located against the wall in the sub
cellar Of the warehouse adjoining
About O'Clock in the morning, week ago to-day,
ieuse vapor wss noticed rising from TIE same coal
pile and still alarm given when our reporter visited
the yard in company with few fremen aud police
men, No fire could then be discovered, and the vapor
was supposed arise from the drying OF the wet cod
that came Immediately in contact with the hos wall.
Subsequently, the propnetdfs of the store wers
notified, and thefurnaee examined, which resulted
in guarnee that there could be danger theretrom,
the wall between the heating apparatus and coayard
being two feet thick. Messrs. Thorp & Co. have
tanned damage to the amount Of 500, and unin-
sured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. WOOD.

Yesterday VIVA buried from the housc of Fernando
Wood Mayor elect, the remains of his wife, Ann ~.
Richardson Wood Seldom has any woman in this
country received such honOrs in burial. Beside the
relatives and family friends, there were present the
Mayor and Controller of the City-the Mayors Office
being cloeed-nearly every member Of both branches
of the Common Council most of the higher city officials
Of all the Departments, and very large number OF
other weI-known gentlemen. The circumstances Of
the death were such ia to arouse the yees sympathy
in every generous heart. woman OF rare tenderness
and devotion 10 her husband and her children and Ola
highly sensitive organization, she was, on Monday
night of ast week, for the seventh time, mother.
Reduced to the lowest point of physical exhaustion,
the excitement and the triumph Of Tuesday were
too much for her delicate condition, she snk and died
OF Friday morning. With the exception OF few
hours. her husband was with her through it all. OF
her seven children, four, including the youngest, are
daughters; the eldest is 10 year old. She WA 81.
The funeral was from Mr. Woods house at Bloom
iusdale. ALL O'Clock the road for quarter OF mile
each way was lined with carriages. 80 large was the
concourse that but small portion of those present
were able TO gain admission TO the house. The colin
as Of lead lined with white satin and silk fringe, and
incloeed in case Of rosewood and silver. Tho dead
mother wns dressed in merino and sa.ini flowers
were abe Tut her. and wreaths OF flowers lay upon the
case one surrounding the letters l. II. s., and another
the letter W. The plate bore this inscription;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

TIKI NEw-YoRK FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Board
of Representatives Of the New-York Fire Depart
ment composed Of two delegates from each company,
met at Fremens Hail. last night for the purpose Of
eloctiDg officers for tie ensuing year. and the ransac-
ton OF other business. The annual report OF the
Board Of Trustees, accompanied by the TreasureTs
Report was presented, and we learn therefrom thst
the Permanent Fund now amounts TO gu go, which
il invested IA follows: $97 600 in bonds and mort
cages, and $3.50 in Manhattan Bank stock. The Lad
M nual report showed balance TO the credit Of the
Department Of 81 s94 49, and since then the Treasurer
has received from various 80 2l 80 including
81 500 for bonds and mortgages Cancelled. The dl!-
bursements for the period amount % $S $40 10,
including q $50 reinyested and sSOOO invested
leaving "A balance in bank Of 1920 -.
The Committee on Schools bave distributed i,JD
pairs Of shoes the various recipients Of the Depart
inent and the Commute Fuel have distributed coal,
amounting in a to 81 f65 D. The Board speak OF
their failure to procure from the Legislature any amend
ment the building law, ard remark that constant,
long and willfni neglect the part OF thOse who nre
elected to enact good and wholesome laws Tor the
protection of lie and properly has, in measure,
chilled aud dsheartened those who for years hays
ahored 10 obtain for remen and citizens such pro-
lection 70 life and property experience has shownfo
TO be requisite The report was unanimously adop en,
and ordered to be Published in the daily papers
motion was made tha; be resolution approprftHg
$500 annually to Council for the Board OF Fire War
dens be rescnded. The question elected lengthy Dr.
bate. and was finally referred 10 a Committee com
posed Of A. A. Phillip, ex-Presideni, }. j. 1Sns-
dale and James r. WenHan.
The meeting then went into an election for q aeeis,
with the following result: President, VIM. A. Wood
hull; Vice-Preeident, VIM n. Wekham; 50, setsry,
Charles J.. Curtis; Treasurer, John y. Giles Cob
ecior David 4. Thegll. Trustees, Jonas y. hh.ps.
A. +. Ochenbausen, and George +. Neebi1t.
On such portions al the report referred 10 city
ordinances Committee, consisting Of A. Fps 81
Engine No. 20; J. w. Davis, Hook and Lad ~ Com
pany Nc g. and j. }. Bloomfield, Engine no q, were
appointed TO take action thefeon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Mail and Telegraph TO San Fran
ci>eO.
MAILor's STATIoS, Mo,

MAIIor's STATIOs, Mo-, Dec. II, 1899.
The telegraph line IL completed from Mai!oys
Station on the Butterfed Overland California Mall
Ronte. This station il on the Ozark Mountains, ~
miles north of Springfield Mo- and 80 miles from 81.
Louis. The operator here viii receive dispatches up
10 tic evening Of the second day after the departure
of the Overland Mail from ST. Louis, and send them
forward either direct 10 parties in California or TO the
eastern end OF the telegraph line on the other side,
which il now finished for so miles this way from San
Francisco The dispatches will be telegraphed from
that point 10 their destination. The Overland Mail
leaves ST. Louis every Monday and Thursday morning.
The tariff from S. Louis 20 Maloys Station If one dol
lar for ten words and ten cents for each additional
word.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

LIZZIE Wyatt, Of Pittsburgh Pa, who - recently
become subject Of notorssy, day ca two since
attempted TO eovshiSe Mr.. Nsy4 Of The 0nicf,, for
saving that her performance s. Eve" a dramatic
specific was stIskngly Signature. MIshewt aiior
warning her tat he should real any wo-san whs No
sexed herseIf % attack him precisely n shs zsa
man, slapped Aer face pre,g severely @hen shs con-
euded 70 re-ke.
"A passenger who a1-ixed in tie Ocean Qssen has
stated in Washington Ia. there sonsiderAb.e fae-
ing Of Indignation sxrTesssd by Ssaihern Aperosns
in Paris towards LorLs Napoleon f eoteT ssiDg SEN
aior Seyar to ihe ,elusioo Of sthern penileneoit
They psopose to Dissolve the UniS2 with F-anee,
-DsrjsHin woAssy ROgers lad on sspDday uoFn-
ing, ~ the advanSsd age Of Is yearz. he SpaA ios
many years = leading merchs y this .lty,
John Boe3soOc, eco, lsag RED lent u siolsle-
snd one Of iis pFOniGs and ptbiespzited fasr,
chants, hut vho Rad retire from acsss bssnsss snd
very reoeDty returned fran EuroEs With ria da'sh-
| ter, while walking in syosdwsy on sunday van nS
son, eorztlained Of sidsn lines, and Was sAxsn 70
his TesiAehee, when be died alrso,s ina'sfh~'sy'
| Capt Kast Of .hs ship Mediation arrived on Mon
day morning, rsporis that on tho ie.h VI October.
plsna Island Ii. hi in sigh Mr. James Howard pss-
seagsr, ACCIDENTALLY fell OV=Fe0eFa ard was drowsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Municipal Election in Boston.

BOsToS, Monday, Dec IL, lSp'.
w. Lincoln, jr., wes reelected Mayor Of Boston
to-day, by nearly 900 plurality. The opposing candi
daies were G.. NJ. Wiehtman, Democrat, who had
ASS; and Julius Palmer, Temperance, 600. A
majority Of the City Council the Lincoln ticket are
sJso elected. The vote considerably larger tfan
At the State election. Mayor Lincoln il AN old line
Wing and was one of the Vice-PIesdens at the Union
meeting in Faneul Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
a Man KiIled:.at Scranton.

SCRANIoN, Pa, Hondayl Dec. II, Io8'.
man named Meyers, keeper OF disreguisois
house near Scranton was shot and instantly killed by
a man named Bob Shay, bartender Of Bloom hes
tauran in THE place. Il appears that Shay bad been
hunting, srd entering the house was ordered out by
Never, who seized an axe to drive him out where
upcn shay fred upon him, carrying away the back
paIt of his head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Election OF ~. 9. Senator.

FRASEFoRT, Nv, Monday, DC. II, IoIs
The Legislature to-day elected the Hon. John
breckenridge u. s. Seuaior from thIs State, in place OF
John j. Crittenden, by % majority on joint ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Disasters To Steamboats,.

ST. LouIs, Monday Dec. +, lSJ9.
The steamer Aunt Lefty hence for Keokak, il re-
ported sunk st Cape Au Girls by ice, total Ices. She
4 valued al about $4,000.
II Is also reported tba; the steamers Canada and
Baltimore are sunk or seriously damaged by ice near
Alton. Tie latter il valued al sl5, coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
AcouittaI Of Henry Jumpers.

CHICAGO Monday, Dec. II, Isjl
Henry ,Iumperis, who has been trial for the last
twenty day for tie murder of Sophie Wedner, whose
remains were found in barrel at the Hudson River
Railroad Depot, in NewYork, in the Spring of 1853
wss acquitted to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Non-Arriyal of the Nova scotian.

PORTLAND, Monday, Dec. II, 1853.
There are yet sgns of the steamship Nova SEQ
tan, now about due with Liverpool dates of Nov. 30
and Queenstown, Dec. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Election i'm Newburyport.

NEwHURrPoRT, Mass, Monday, Doc. II 1888.
Mr. Currior, the Citizens candidate, was elected
egains 696 cast for Mr.. Coffin the Republican candi-
dGfe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Robbery and Arrest.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Monday, Dec. IL, 1859.
ID. Palmer, jr., from st. Louis, All ambrotypist,
robbed the PosOfioe at Athens, Ga, on Friday and
attempted 10 fire the building, He arrested and
oonfeteed his guilt. The money and stamps stolen
have boon recovered Palperis in jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
A Chick Run.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Dec 10 1882
The steamer Keystone State, from Charleston, ar
rived here this afternoon making the trp from wharf
to wharf in fory-six hours. This is extraordinary
trip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Dec. II ln1':
Schooner Alabama Of Baltimore, from Cuba ior
New.York went ashore 80 miles north OF wilmington.
Tie vessel and cargo viii be u total lose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Fiection in WOrcester.

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WoKcEsTER, Morday, Dec. II, 1853.
The Hon W. w. Rioe, the Republican candidsis
for Mayor Of this city elected to-day by vote
Of l67e-the largest vote cast for ,hst Office IN
q i city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13

WORCESTER Mass, Monday, Dee. i2, 1852
Our municipal election to-day resulted IN the choice
Of lion. W. ". Rice, Republican, for hayor. Inc
full BoaTr Of Aldermen, and large majority o; the
Common Counciluen are also the Republican ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Naval.

SASASsAH, Monday Dec. -, 1859
Tie United States steam sloop-of-war IrOquois has
arrived from New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-13
Election i'm Lowell.

LOWELL, Mas, Monday Dec. ~, 1852.
b. c. Sargent Republican, wac chosen Mayor 20
day, by 3l5 plurality.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
sllcriG,s Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry Writs OF Fieri Facias 10
ID me directed, will proceed TO stl at Elgc.
field Court House, IN the first Monday and TUES.
day in February next, the following property in
the following cases, viz:
P D. Thurmond vs.. William King and wife
Frances King; The same Administrator VS. the
same, One tract of land containing blk hundred
acres, more or lss. adjoining lands of Wyrt,
Holmes. z. d. Thurnond AID others. Also the
fil'owing negro slaves. t., wit. Charles, Berry.
Pa,sey, Nancy, Sally, Tom and Wiley, also four
horses.
IL. r Spann W. Amos Bush, One Tract
of Land, containing one hundred aud fifty scrrs,
rnsre or less, adjoining lands Of josiah King, EN-.
ersun Bussey and others
Milton N. Scott Va C a. Green, One tract Of
land lying on Turrana Mill Creek. formerly owned
by Mrs Ru:hy Anderson, containing two hundred
acres, m"re or less, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Nancy
IN. Anderson, Mrs. miburu AMI others
Mcdaniel & Holmes, for another, vs. T. II
Williams, One tract of land containing one hundred
acres. "r less, bounded by lands uf Il. ~ Posey
y. IIosonbake, }. Holmes and others.
john 8. Smyly rs. Moody Harris, One tract Of
land containing one hund,ed acres. more or less
adjoining un'ls OF Bryant Dean, William Stevens
and others.
The Bank Of Charleston South Caro- ina va John
IT,. Harmon, One tr;st Of lan,l ,ntaiuing Four
Hundred acres. m,re or less, ad oin;ng lands of
sIr j. W. Mckellr, Thomas Perrin, aud w. b.
..Dorn. Terms cash.
JAMES EDISON, sED
january 10, 1859. 81