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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
RnARn nF suPERYISORS.

The Board Of Supervisors met at "a o'clock yester.
Say D. II. Mr.. PURDY in the Chair. The minutes OIL
tAe lsst ne et q were reGd aEd appro ed.
Mr. BELL gave notice that, in consequence OF the
small ATTENDANCE that afternoon, be would not bring
~ his resOuuon 10 increase the salanes0f the judges
ef abe Supreme Court the Superior Conrts the Court
Of Common Pleas, and Of the SuTogate3 but would do
90 at the next meeting.
Supd,y Committee reports were read end accepted,
and various minor appropriations were made as recon-
mend. a IN The came. Charles w. Baker was allowed
A q snn of 81 0lS 90 being the amount OF ms Ohl ior
prnIing minutes and documents Of the Board oai AS II
sy., deemed exorbtant by the Committee on rrnAhS,
a resolution was adopted that the latter should asoer-
tain whether other responsible parties would not per
f,rm tie same ork for much less sum. The bill
EdmuId Jones & Co., for stationery, was cut down
fr,m s6l5 10 TO $42l lj aud the latter sum appro-
pri, ted 1, r its pay Inenl. Amer which
Certain lilr, petitions and communications wer
10 erred 10 the proper Committees, The report OF 70
t.,uu ittee Criminal Couits and Po ice, emOody ing
sbeir resoui,on That the patr force OF the Me-
hCpol tab Poll District 10 be paid Tor by the C9ony
a New -iork bs increased TO 400, 10 Include do
tailed men, was next taken up and the question arost
an the massage OF the resolution.
kotr. IuRpY and STEWART favored, aud Mr.
RtuEr opuosed the same. Carried by avo,e OF 10 2
II being Understood a at the new members were 10 D.
selected an far as possible, from the Old Aune'pa
Police, thereby putting an end TO much pending lit
igstion. IN =.
AAy, she S7th mst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
BOARD OF CoUNCHMEN.

TppRspGY, Dee %2--In the absence OF the Presi-
le.t Mr. ALLIES " AZ called to the char.
Heel DeDarfmeHk-By resolution OF Mr.. GIL
HoKk The CITY Inspector was requested to furnish TOE
R.ard win hst Of The nsmes residences and dulss
20 be performed by the SuPeJntendents or inspectors
connected NTH the Sanitary Department.
Steop Pre- ERgtRt-A resolution was ohered 70
aprropnse $3 so for the stea fire engine now ustd
d, Hoe Company No. 80 for the Of said Company
Ee,ued 70 Committee ON Fire Department.
Bat Of senator Be00ertck.-Ihe Board concurred
N receive from p j. Devine bust VI the lae Senator
Frederick, and 10 thank the donor for the gift.
.tyeet R,pauG-The resolution 70 have twentieth
street betwe SAth and Seventh avenues, repaired,
yss copeurred III. =,
Ertens,on ~ hickman Street across the Park.--mr.
FKEAR offered resolution directing the Street Com-
nrsiober TO remove the posts and chains recently put
rss both erds Of ibe opening through the !ark OPP
pOsite Beekman street and Park place. Ihe paper
Was laid on the table.
ILe Observatory = on he Battery-The Committee
an Lands and Places reported in favor OF granting
aort.n OF the Battery to toe Trustees OF the Cnanoer
f Conmerce for the purpose of erecting an observa-
tory thereon Laid over and ordered to be printed
farfhg Duane StTeet.--A resolution was adopted 10
nave Duane street, from Broadway to Centre street.
lie exIente 10 be equally divided between the ty
and the property owners on the route.
Artears Of 1859 The Board concured 70 adopt the
communication Of the Controller, asking for additional
appropriations ioI arrearages amounting 10 $9',JVV,
sfer amending u by adding 81 700 for arrearages OF
printing. Adjourned to Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Arrived.

NJ Steamship Asia Lott. Liverpool Dec 70 n.d-e .nd
ross r. CUusrd Dee II m, ss,eq q, - ,ssyses s,a
- na ists y m eIehaDs~d rgs. signal. with
steer er bnrnd E.. srfpo'ed 10 be the Nfe, iea
AHsiien shP in si,ht 'urpe,sd the 90 s,.ie ~
sbir Judith Known whsmpos Ans ~ ieAs sisa ee 70 =.
tDS rs;s +, e. oS 6Sifs is sfR po.e sp ss
s ~ Rom KouE sept d. srsiis Of GasPsr b@rs ocNn
TrS, ,rr nom Nee. Or London. De, ~ -, y, ION
@ s 81 's ~ .sp SS NoS krl Of Iosseo y whss es...s
So Helena exclaimed signal. With barb ys.'es SOY s
& Msrils for New Yori days Dee II lst a ts ION
W. chip Minstrel rem sissAPSTs ss s9s.S1' S nom
Zee IL ht 90 - lon y w snip 'onh 'sA '"'' "'
r,Is FsS Pals CHARLESTON days, cotton Dor hsm
Dmop rsr'ed company, 2tin't win Ore ""n'
~. Snsra Profri. Geso. n d. marble &c.
'ns e. Jas M tsa,ehi ef ysuhfot Ms Sio..S csrdsnss
II d1ys surrT r 10 R. 2. Buck Co EIpeFienesa heavy
re- corbt msisntas s'h inst, snsars TO Brett,
se Co ifth inst Joseph Collins alias Chss Cohns w>s
wssfed fonsil jbboom o' .Iboa'd and lost -.
ucls,f,o Y. p Epek % 18th inst, expsFieHeed hes'y
tsle fem s IL started eeTEo. . ,,,..,-- NJ. -.
FHg NfnCy tcf New Cresns Fodhey MioathAn Aa"aSs s
inst n alorsuy. sc. to Victor DG'kwiiz
Tr is Ponspurie stuart. Ftzabshport coal fof bostoo,
Rms Tines (of PHns,ahe Phnney, Apasrhcce 10 days.
.o,tos &C. 20 m.ster Fxpsrieuced very heavy weather.
SCI Psins Atwood Philadelphia coal for Bo't"s
sehI s,S % TSs s ssy1 sS 9sI"s vTss ,"s ssys ~eo%
srhr Grcfee L~ng.iow, Jacksonville 10 days. ye"o" Ps
"seh, spy c. RSrsn, Hazard Milford Del, days eO1 and
ecrn meal To v y. Fox 4 Co.
sloOp Warren stannsrd New.Hs-en days % ~ osiS"
Steiner Ferel RakeT. Providence adae 70 -sAe Ooei
Steiner Poomska, Arey New-Bedford ndse and PAsA 70
JoseIh ALcn
sAILFp-shir. M.ria 81, Jsgo John ryfe, or Glasgow
Ea,srs CsseO TTdan Excelsior, Bsresdoe'i SeDeiAet0'
Hong kotF.
uIAp n u,,rs The dax from w. to N w.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Tie Hon. Mr.. CosYss, late Member Of Congress
frt M Masss ebns etts, res ponded.

Tie Hon. Mr. CoNrss late Member Of Congress
frcm Masss ehnsetts, responded.
70 u,,o.-Th- stong STAFF and the bean,ifu rod which
rlrr.a the oo'seps u oGT ahris thfoash ever Pc
riod Il tLe ilrIiIB's Progress
"HoBe sNee' Home !"
Three ieers for the President and st midnight the
DIM feId,d.
TIE following let ers are among those received;
No. IsG W ssr 1v EITTH eTRExI, Dec ~, lase
Dr.1 sR HsNinz declined being prcs~st p<sie
,uecFnmsut decline the honor OF nttrndns yosf IN
t,rss,nx rs~bron ths I'D inst Beeuirg grateful
hrl 90 M nelane society for they kini srsnoe
Sfue With high respect reDain s:ncer, " your
WIEFlELD SCOTT
To the CoNNITTKR OF AEnAS6BNESrs
Gov Banks Of Massachusetts, cent the following tele
graph:
7, i crossible for ne 10 leave Easssehnses The
S,5s W,s.S pe''9' " NP. BANKS ia
Al the NEE ing Of tie Society during the day joseph
Ioxie presided The Treasures report sho ~ed that
TIE Society had more members and more money than
ever. and that the calls for charity had diminished.
Tie following gentlemen were elected officers Of the
Society for the eosung year
Tv,oSeat-v liam NJ EvaTts LID.
Ti,n zee p-es.G,nt-Henfy 4. HuTbnt
S,so1d Efee- / fts dfpf-t hales A. stst,on
lo.,, eoys- fdwin D. Morgan Wm. Curtis Eoyes, LID
vm y. blasemsn, 81. ", : ~ steoofns =, Ct.
dtsisfdhf CoEhto'f-Le OIeDd LoehNoou sio,e, IL p'n
re S.Stepbensont Fdgin Brown Shef hard hhspD
Wu r. Strong Rs hal is Hayden, Z. Z. Morgan.
7veossrer-Lutief y. Wynisn-
See,sfGrts-L. p Hubbard
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
nv telegraph.

EFwrORT r. I, Dee 22.-An brig Helen Mar, Gard,
Wndsar n s. for EewYork sehrs FLYING F,h bAser eos
ten for Tsnrier W w. Sergeant Norfolk for Nesbedora
Amelia C Reeves Lake. Fan River for PhiaAepaai ": y
bson Croekrr New-Yorh for Fall Rivers BenaInin cngnsa
RysD DO for Brsto L. g. Lowering Burt raenton Tor New
York -, -, ,,.-t. n,....
BOSTON Dec. 72Au Swedish ship Indnstne o,ssga psa
hem Goenberg Steamer P. sprague, Mathews, hom Phis
dolphin. . 80. -
ca Highland Light, bark Leland, hom ChHie''own and
bAITIMORE Dec. 2a-Au. brig Humboldt, forn Ave-
leland via komas. with Guano . ~
TkNPT on ROADS, Dee. 22-An ship Ocean Belle, frorr
LAWS Island " no gusno. and left for New ork
kFNTURT Dec % Arr. schrs. Henry Castoh howEe
Havana wi loss bboom fore topmsat and fofssa ,p
r. r. Freeman Smith, from Boston for Tanser rasssd ap
bank Trxana Brand am Mobile for Providence sappossa W
tbe Ksthsr i,I oeswe ell from ZanEibar for do
SAVANNAH Dec. 22The steamship Florida AT mere non
lhveh hY a ttorn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

A GANG oF RuFFIASs SBoT AT BIZ A POLICE
AAS-0sE. OF 1BEN lsJURED.-Last night, as Officer
Macarthur Of the Mayors Squad was passing through
CIR nd st eet, neu Centre, he attacked and bru-
tally beaten by gang of rufians. The assault was
fret made, il alleged, by Michael Daley, who jos
tied against MeArhur, and pushed him from the side
wslk ppon the pavement The odcer quickly reeov-
eied bimfef, and facing Daley demanded the reason
foI his conduct, when he was knocked down bya
blow with the rs. of the latter and then kicked in the
face and breast by the gang. Notwithstanding the
Desperate Odds be warded off most OF the blows aad
reganing Bis i,et, drew his revolver, and fred two
slots at bis asesants of which took effect in the
she ulder Of James Fletcher. Receiving no further
nolesiaiion, the officer went about bis business not
being aware at the time that his shots had taken effect
Officer Jarvis Of the Fourteenth Precinct, bearing
the repor Of firearms FASTENED 10 tue SPOT and found
Fletcher, DAILY, and - Con on in grocsry. The
three were conveyed to the staion.H House, a, which
place Officer Macarthur subsequently, appeared and
preferred q complaint sgainst them. A surgeon was
sent for, but unable TO extract the ball from
Fle.chers shoulder. The wound, though serious, a
hot dangerous, and, Cd account Of bic INJURIES, tbe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

HoNE FOR THE AGED.-Under the auspices Of the
LADIES Union Aid Society Of the N. Il. Church, iC
Dscn ist made yesterday for the benefit Of that
excellent charitable institution, the Home for the
AGED, located at No l53 Fory-seeond street, Bishop
james presided, and addresses were delivered during
the afternoon and evening by the Rev. DR.. McCln-
toeb, Bishop Simpson, and the Rev. j. P. Newman.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

wiley, kpsriesn coue's woodward benaon orinnsh Mn.
tar "a lee fg H~wes sen Frsncisro hose. Fsle11cz
80 Aimah GIsYr., M.ibourne. w tsxbey Co
psg.-T feelsior vilerd barbsdoe. w. froSbrse seas
ls,.,,r- fFrl sin Cl.sso1. hoydS kihcken
prts-t Ws'son. ws'son. safanEaS 1hompson 4 hgfsrI
G tii,,b. IN Rs,psr jacksonville Brett, son \ Co
t,.r.- (i.es n Mesh Porism' 9TH = w. Ls~t. ca !
Elo.l.b VaI,ted Mobile, ". bnshsmg y. " ksseh
Gs,e-s r,r,.,nJira; Cfsndell Eseaihhn A,pin~ali -
yoS Esynor hiplelrhia. J. W. Mckee; HsaaeooH Rob
1is nssr p,.w.Te shaw. Phladslpsi. ,. PefDA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Passengers Arrived

n reeHikip ha Jroz LseypooL-Hon Chas Gibbons VIM.
hooreHesd and goveneses Mr. Tucker aud ehdrnn Mr.
Psmsdo; h, Psasdo. Miss GO.pe Mrs MullOck, Mr. and
p De Crsns, J. Gbh Mr Barlow John Grshar A. Bern
hsmsr Geo 4 wieks, @. H. Booth, Z. Ahi Ar. hcCnne,
w H. Brown. Cha Barnes Jas sharp C. j. Jordan and sou
Nsyo VT Darling T. RiHek, W. g. DuDn, Mr. Edy j. NJ
andeIkief Geo. Stevens n D. Walker Nes@rs Thss uirsch.
field, Hodg~s y 81 Cro~ell T. Beck H. Wing Annellie rhos
hst, Booisr 2 Wendt Hayward Joe. Venecia W. Reare
A r. a. Jorhier J. stenberg VIM. Bell H. Lockwood Cob
ham, Louis Tompson T. Cowles Miss PAaedo. Total, e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

D.rufy Superintendent permitted him to go home Tor
Il q night Daley and Copon were locked up Tor eN-
an ration The Tolcs on tie lockout our'os 'ne
nisb. for Franei. Buns and - Cafsidy, t~o more
Of rte eaoq. offer hrAhtHr, tbou.h bruised ana
cut about de face. w,s not seIiou,y injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The SUPPOSED MURDER OF Mr.. LUBassES The
irquest on the. body of Mr. B. Luerssen of NewYork
whose body was found in the water near Sybis Cave
in Hoboken continued yesterday after before
Justice 0Neil. Severa|persons.residng in HobOken,
who were acquainted with the deceased, and at
Of whose places Mr.. Lueusen would have beeDAkely
to have stopped, were summoned. No.one, however,
lad seen or beard of him in Hoboken. Mrs. Luerssen
was present. and stated that her husband took on. his
wsDer ON Tuesday morning. in her presence. and ex-
bib ted considerable mcney The last Of t7e de-
ceased at oyster saloon, his place Of bss
Dess, at o'clock Tuesday afternoon, where he
usually wen; TO get bis dinner.
The case was further adjourned, in hope that some
clue may yet be obtained by which the mystery TO
the msnner of death may be aseer,sined. Mrs. L.
feels quite confident that be was murdered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

DTsPTRArE RoBBERs.-About o'clock yesterday
morning the residence Of Mr.. Abraham Becker, in
Armstrong place, South Bergen, was entered by bur-
glsIs. Mr.. Becker was awakened by the noise, and,
getting out OF bed entered the where the thieves
were at work. Upon seeing him. one Of the burglars
struck at him twice with an iron bar but Mr.. Becker
escaped by jumping behind door, which was con-
sidersby shattered. The tbieyss then desamped
without sny plupdeT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Christmas and kcw-Year's Presenfss
THIRTY YEARS IN ONE PLACE

LUCIUs HARTi
Nos and Bnrne DIP.
large assortment Of richly slLvEhSPLAIhD wAnE
UsEFTL and BEAUTIFUL H0LlDAf snd - 5tnD1L s1 or -
cssee and fea Urn. ss,o rs c.stOss from %
Tea Sets fson..'..'...s .o eas pa'1'. @:ss s1
Aso Chiiiens Cups in great variety ferks a3a sPo0''
Tetes,Ts.e sets-Buer Dishes-BIesifast Casors' &c
"a Wicked and Pervcrse Generation ieoke,,
f.r eian ,Which, being Interpreted means tnose oe-'
i,snI sHow CARDS, MAMMOTH POSTERS. and elessl1
SIGNs and De SIGNS Of every sze and pattern s up
mush taste ~ the EUREKA SHOW cAkp o. NO =
Broadway - - io...
Rsro scs,bnaiior the hg.es style OF Art and The 0S"
kiBd OF price. JOHN s. SHARP, prfnsipsl artist.
Christmas Beef--cHARLEs sYMoNDs o. Noe g - ~
iBs Taon Bsookiyn jest bought nine head Of ,ne
sad best Buocks ever bougM s time By one man % CO.
Also Calf that weighs 6s Eoun6. anS 10y % ~ Sss
Vel aud Bsookyn alive aud then d and the beer
10 hi, eu,touers fof Chris,nss and kew-fesL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

RIsIAIu ALaAaAC.
sCc-Rsea TN Sets.-.. f;S7 Msez-RLes.. ee
s4nay Heok.. 6:57 Gov Island. 7.Gm HeIGzts ... 2s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
PUBLIO MEETINGS.
nnARn nF ALDERMEN.

~-.nsn.y Dec. Q.-Mr McSPEDOE in the chair,
NJ 0wFEs moved that the Third-avenne RSdrs%d
n. peruitted TO tave the space between tbeT ralis
whL cobble-siOnes instead VI trap-bloek pSNemens'
Referred TO the Commiaee ON Rallr s,ds. IL, :.
Mr. BRADY moved that when the Board S1Jourl' ~
sdcuri, 10 meet Tuesday at O'Clock pm. Auop'eu
ihe Committee on Finance presented tsrepofs on
Ne Tax Levy for 1860. IL added SSV,VOV 10 Iue ai
prouriation for rcpaising and repavoy ene sHee|,
IA "a 10 the item OF DODaons, $iO,tVV 70 the eln @ o.
Cts CoBtng geneies-makng en ineie'ny y ol
49,. to,n Iands aud Places 81 ,OOO Waer-P'pes and
Ts';,,, a. eTo. Common Schools for City, as per cor
re e Estimate Of Board Of Education, 10, Zfl-nak
-, dacrease Of $37 III, leaving an addition 70 De
-ssSe to The Controllers estimate OF $2,1Zy
~ S@ount r.sped seeordins TO the estimates Of ~ o az
ise SnionTt . . a., aTz9 90
g7s8s2 Sg
Hsin cd income applicable 70 the so0Ve'''''' oeZ -
,,,,,,oo. 90. ssO,SSo Il
Mr. BRADY moved tha the report be made the spec al
order for Tuesday Immediately amer the reading OF the
1Hainstes. Adopted.
Tie Committee on Finance reported donation OF
81 CCOto the Female Magdlen Society also sou to the
Kew YORK IpGInary for Indigent Women and Gail
aren. LAID over.
The Colnmttee on Finance reported IN favor OF pay
ma he sum of 1850 10 Charles Mathe ~s for his plans
ct ,h. CITY Hail, which bad been lost by the Stree
Commissioner M whose charge they were len: -
ET. IsRADY contended that II this eourse shoud 1e
sal en- ali the architects who had sent IN paos would
he coming 10 The Board and asking compensation.
Mr.. D1RRAGH moved that$lO be paid iorthe plans
Mr.. GEsEr moved that $l25 be paid for The Plans
IOti. .f4 ,.. .,oi.
On the recurring Of the original question, was i9'
Ear want OF constitutional vote Yeas z; Nays, o.
Mr.. Pack moved for a reconsideration, which course
Adjourned I'LL Tuesdsy, at o'clock P. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

APPoISTxESTs-The Board Of Water Commission
srs have appointed Mr. Francis b. styker 10 the potion or
Gen ersl Superintendent sewers Mr. Daniel X Smith has
appointed he Clerk in the Office Of the District Aany
O. Cunning has been appointed Warden Of the
Aims House In place OF John sedgwick, resigned.
BRooKLYR CRY CoURT CALESDAR-Dee. 23.-
Nos. 30, IL, 20 2l p IS. Sc, 81. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

BURNED TO DEATH.-A married woman, named
epsan Brady residing u Carroll street tav banned
on Wednesday evening by her clothes taking hre on tne stove
little girl seeing her informed the other residents o. ths
who to suppress the flames OF water and
blankets but did not succeed until abe eyosd recovery
She dies within two hours thereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

TprprrE TO TIE 'GREAT TILE DRANEh "A
few eek, since we pnblsbed account OF the drani
ipr orers,iors and farm management OF Mr. Jonn
Jolp-iop Of Geneva, Y. II nay be Of general M
,e,e,t 10 know thai number Of our most respect@o'S
eitiz.ns PERSONALLY interested in our State agriculture
have united in an appropriate and weh-merteo Nsn-
rcu,al 10 the venerable farmer Of Seneca County
Mr Johpf,on is row about 20 years Of age, aud has
rc be,n in the habit Of con munca,n0 valaable nfor-
nation on farm topics TO the agricultural olrnAls lie has
lept m correspond nee the extentof more thaa one
hnps,ed letters annually, with strangers Addressing
him from al parts Of the country. Better than a .nis
however be hes shown by many years OF actual dem
ousrarion that tile draining is profitable that crops OF
forty brshels of wheat within the reach OF every
farmer who will DO as he has done, and that man
cen begin fal ming with lille no money, and reach
an inc en- nd.nse A testimonial Of respect 70 such
nan as this is emipently proper; and one fr m sue
men ss have united in this instance has greatly en-
hsrced value. To the old farmer, it must be Pc
eularly graiifyrg that the late Governor oil MS
a6opted State, a number Of her ex Senator'S
officers Of the State Agricultural Society," leading STOCK
breeders sbd agricultural editors should thus sPon-
| tspeou.ly ioin in acknowledgment Of his services
The testimonial consts of massive silver pitcher and
| Two goblets on all Of which are engraved ana en-
| bo,s.d appropriate agricultural emblems On one
.leld Of The pitcher is represebed reapng held rs II
arrears in our day. another II moving machine ~
work and the ,bird bears the following inscription;
/ 81 = -Nsrk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

Receipts Of Produce.
IT,, 4. Ill Ro.fe, Dee III 100 bbls Fosz $40 bbl..
Con Meal lOO bush Wheat, AGO bush. Corn 2lso Pks
Prcvisi.s. 2tO do Lard a do Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF KEw-YoRK
Cleared.

Cleared.
Co.
shps-sou.hGnptcn, Prsn, London, Eng, Y. L. Morgsnk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

The gobtts bear representations oi men laying 'n',
for drsir,. diteb-diggpg machine, tile machine, and
al maj ner Of tmal tools used in the stupid burial
"of croekery as An English lord wss pleased To
term tile e-drsining few years ago.
The silver tue workmanship which is very supe-
rior, has been exhibited for time past og the
makers. Mes.rs Tiffany & Co. of Broadway, but Is
prol ably BOW on s way West to surprise "the great
"nl.daiuer" when he locks to his isstocking CHRIST
mas morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

FIRF.-About o'clock yesterday morning q are
broke out In house in Wslwoh street rear flnshiDg
avenue owned BY Michael Brennan and occupied grocery
hy James Csr Damage 10 house s+Co insurance Ne
loss 10 Mr. Can by destruction Of furniture and stock Il
500 Insured for An adjoining house damaged to the
OF 500
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

Now on exhibition sale the stand. Of tho
KIT. the finest cess OF CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS ever e
ferrd public. Calves weighing ' ID. drrssed s.
SON Of Mount holly Eew-Jer.ry IS Sheep weighing 20
dressed raised and ttrd By rhlp Case Of Red BANK
shaJptetn Of fPoushkeepsie Y All She above we're df.,
BY bis jospeymes the nonpsrs In that line Of
S ant and T. Holland The public respectfully invited
call and s.y themselves before the 18th int orrpcrs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

UNION NEErISc.-This evening Union meeting
is to be he'd at Washington Hall, when the Hon
Daniel s. Dickinson Horatio Seymour Lyman Tre-
main, Eranus Brooks, Washington Hunt, An asa j..
Parker, james T. Brady, Fernando Wood, and Others,
are expected TO be present. and address the meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Gperinl Notices.


Republican Central Committee.-A special meeting
fhs Republican central cSPT,ss W. s1 nsa n "a sea "a
'0'''''' CHARLES A. PEABODY, Chairman.
e. 1T, $500 cIryEnAsD' Secretaries.
Yoans Mems Central Republican Committee "a a
Meeting ote above Com%''es viii ne hss Gu
g attend % ss The Ss Tas'I es sG
iifs i,ao1 : !. sTaSa sSla,..D, ls.s'-'-ri..
TIE Rev. j. p Newman viii deliver hI. celebrated L.e
10 ,ss ~ Hsa st. NJ T. o onpea Ss r.st y
the Simpson Mission Sunday Tciet 2s eents chn
crep 10 eebts. 10 be bad at The door.
Ladies, Fair-in the Lectu..room Of the First Freew
Baptist huIsh 2S,h.t near broadway Open every AFrEk-
Noon end E' EANG during the week. for the beAest Of the
Church.
hasfs @ os pHR ssd IL s s
he Church 2eh-si between 6h and 1h-aya the AFTER
NOON snd EyENlNG Of Dec: % and a
Ceur.o of Six Lectures on Rome, ChrIstiauit,I
invitation Of the pndensned Dk- sOLGEh viii As-
s in SSo.s rpsaa i ~ he ' S'S
in esyeiig the Lowell nsttue Boston commanding
:ns SS.. % e s ss "
l'; for the CS"IiG to Be s had Il sss
ne ga I'd TS91 bei h
RICH Kip, o. ). gRoTHINGHAM, CHAs: KING; AU3
" " BsIiows, %S foEwE, AARON FRANK. '
The Fair of the Ladies', Bencvelens society Of
s Memorial Church the benefit Of she foor and @.
G opsH o. hoSDAY Dee n and e SSrsh the G Vs.
verley place
Ihe EyereIt-House Associafion Club win give tbsif
On ,!D. aor. On TUEbz4 Ev
Me,ISPohHD Assembly ROoms No hs PInes,.t. EZRA
NAN = LAssSe, Secretary. EDWARD o. nrrcHissos, Tresf
A Charity Bazaar for the benefit Of THE HOME PoH
rBE FklEEDLEss viii be open e tss Home Chaga, ~
E::s during sSs VEL ,1 MonpAY Dec lSs
large ,ssy q u;s and ia g ss; r. S Soos & A' ss.s..
sbl. charges prohibited. Kind friend. and patrons,
fcsdy children bid you Come,
Thuss dosnls gin they'll be,
Reel, Home wise Charity.
ReIiaIou, Notice.-rLYMoUl u CHURCH, Brooklyn,
tie Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER, Pastor. An De
PIws ,h. Church viii b offered r SALE e tho hissst
bidder isr che year, TUESDAY EVENING, Jan com
HeHcins O'Clock No po.spOnsren, secoan' of tho
weather.
Union Temperance Society viii hold public meeting
hs No T yGyys CHE " Sd6s;0 sas Os
,pesksr viii address the meeting The Pass are re-
speetiully Invited to attend. W. H. SCHULTZ fre~
Bergen Point Lecture Course.-The third Leetsre q
Ne EJ'IIls 0s1 9FSasy5 EsENlNo, by THOMAS D. PARsT
sube,t "Tbe Real and tho Ideal" Lecture bens u u a.
admission 2S esnts
Repeat Repeat Rsspessd55as a assISERsaNh 3. ERsN
ST NJ T.. CHURCH. consisting q Addesse niaosaes solos
sS nsT End Ps1sI. csSi y y 6sSs, & 'SS''a %
eIsrci,es ct II O'Clock. 1iekss 10 cents
Central Park Skate Emporism.-sKArssI
Boys Engb German, American Oxford Clab PDcs Alber1
Scotch Toe Rocker Half Rocker shanghae Rocker Oss PEI
cha Double RSnner fsent Reversible se' Phisaphs Ci'
coSovER WALKER, No. a0s Bro.1vsy.
TOOL CHESTS Of all szes, for Boys and Anstsur', Of
own sitting sp useful present
To the Lovers of Extra lAmericas) Choice Meanf
now exhibition for sale a. the snds Of tho wekaa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

CHRISTMAS FEsTIyAL.-The ladies Of the Green
point Mission Sunday School hold Christmas fes'iva
on to morrow evening, in the Protestant EPlseopa
Church, Greenpoint. Speeches will be made by th'
Rev. Wm. II. johnson, the Rev. Mr. Dunn and others
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

hETTISG OF THT BAR-A meeting Of the Kings
County bar is to be held at the City Hall, on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock TO testify their respect TO the
character Of the late Alonro G. Hammond, recently
deceased, and to make arrangements to attend bis
funeral.