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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
TIE IRONMENS PROTECTION LEAGUE.
Jurisprudence Of Tie n. Y. T.i5aae.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. TI5lae.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. t. 1859.
A most important movt msnt has just taksn place in
ths CITY which cooks 10 ~ formation Ct Protective
L.seue smorg he great iron ufsrrsts ot th' uo'ted
States A. sour readers ats doubtless aware there Is
On iinuoliant cia-s &C ion manufacturers, or more
rlopeilv sre.iuc of vo kegs n iron who opposed
TO sp Ipciesse # cu.s pg iron as 1t eohanceS the
ccst Of the Ian material in Which they work There
is i snt sit class who not o'eTeted to the
ssme exteIt ~ the mskeIs Of pig iron and railroad
rcr and who ar. ccrsequel-y indfefert on the Sab
i.d while they wonld be- wiling enough to hsye :be
unt,faeiur,d non which CONES in competition with
them taxed they wish to purchase the raw material
A. cheap, o. pusrihc, their incr sta. l( 'tus
clsss IL NJ useits ~ao oppose high tarln, Or
even specific doii.s. Yet these classes comusIh aa
C. .rmt Of capital ompn, q number Vi meg, AM
Itr,esent ~ Hmoont of ittcen4e which makes their
cooperate in as protective mcveoent an import ,nt
cupsii,r tinn H.i &C Lss been suggested t6at tue
u1,tes,iop prognmua be suli eht'y extended to ed-
brocc the mt retr such Was TIC UOeCt OF ihc o'e
II snt to 'Ci refer. .
A oisctiu insttu m favor of American iron ia the
ruclase uf bcs has long be- n urged NJ tle non
i.r bot as Ite auou.t heretofore c,Lsumsd was not
sLfiiciest affect rbe market 10 any visible cN'eht
he measure bas h en- hesiiy nrged cr ruturced
by lie Government otiici1ii, th.geh isw 20 that
..e cNists Tie recent ndaptBtOIs snd snO,ttutiohs
OF iron ~ uses especially TOR budding purposes,
enables tte G.yerIu Iu,rLt TO consume sn amouLt THIS
a.toiisl by iast disc limitation in favor OF the do.
uetic procu,t, ara n favor Cf iIOn ss a material
wicn ipst sp eciy tvoluiorize TIE iron trade and
D. uduci # the county
Tf,s Dol cy, raIt'ly carried ont By Mr.. Guthrie in
IA, yeais ot ls,3-f-5-6 AID for time alarmed The
BRITISH ron aonffcturers for their supr mecy 10 the
trace, rs spps,eIt from tie obstfvetion tt tne
irrr # Ne ! unals sp. c'iug this country IN DO,
std ibe Sprieg At 81. But this cry of 81 changed
oil this, sid once prostratod this brauch
of An.r,icsI itdu.uy. Now II ls proposed to ncor.
ptTa;e t'is txo od discrl nnati0n IN fhe projection
ir.gfsmne, ard thus uoite oil thoss i'tcres's.
The hon James ca pr, tie repre- SCI ta'.ve msn OF
ti- int. rest WAS irvi'rd by the Unite, States Iron
Mssteis AS, cir,iC to address me''pg IT eanipg
en- n the rsde oh 'his subject He t'us sPslas OF
tte iup,terc tf ths dscru'u ston, as esufo #
lr.. cie 20 ~ the rrn Interests, aud of ,te expe-
dietc, If al oJgaz,on TO coLtIo elections and leg
slat'Ol OF the sub,ft.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
ASSEMBLY,.

BILLS ISThoDUctD.
BY Mr.. HAIII-To exte,d tie jurisdiction OF JUS
fices Of the Peace.
By Mr. OPDYCK-To amend the Life Insurance
act.
Bv Mr.. BOUGIITON-For smother Registry Law.
BY Mr.. RUTHERFORD-Fo repeshug all laws
restricting the sae Of spi'upOs hqnof 10 The oio'c.
BY Mr.. SHAW-A f"udh Reei'uy law
By MIR LAW-To incorporate religious aocl"tes.
To direct the deposit of uuclane d',iceods IN the
State Treasury. Referred to Spscial COMMITTEE OF
seven -,
mel in Atlantic street BrookyD, restoring said street
10 it's proptr grade and 10 discontinue the u-e OF
steam in said city, The bill spp,in, Czar Duun'ng,
Geo. A. Jarvis and l. ID. Litchtsd, CoDmlss oners
10 contract with the Long IL aDd Railroad Company
for tie cosiig Of the tunnel IN Araoc street, by the
payment of $1,000 to the COmpiuy, which sun.
together with the expenses oi collecting &c is to Oe
8ssetsed on the properly supP0s q I. De b9ueu ca
along the lire of the tuCts The bill may bo all
right, but viii probably bear Looking into b. TIE
parties proposed 20 be ass, s-ed.
Mr. CHRISTIE moved the appointreot of Com
mit,ee Of Five on Quarenen' tifa'rs. Lsdov'r.
MIR. RUTHERFORD moved the appulntmelG 81
Select Committee 70 inquire into TIE ghtsVf lcbref-
and the interests of the State regarding the honis Of
labor with power to seed for persons AID papers, ana
to report 10y bill. Laid over
Mi. JAMES j. REILLY introduced a bill iacre's-
ing tho number of Comuis-ioI.rs vi DEEDS to be ap-
pointed by the Common Conoc,l.
An hour and half was ther consumed in de b'te {.
ajjCufnipg over. 3,
The CHAIR announced Tint, the House had
ordered, he he'd extended 90 iovtot I" The erIy "i
Albany and vicinity and had received reply from
the clergy of Albany, declining t. otciste because ct
the impUssblty Of securing regularty III th7 seINcg,
when il depended upon ce,gymet Tenob'iy located.
MIR. LAW wac opposed to OedGliug cut tie prasirg
of the Assembly. an0 moved that the house proceed
the election 10 Tutsday f neat week, the Assembly
adjourned to O'Clock cO Monday afteIpcon next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
MINNESOTA OUTRAGED.
TIE FIRST WHITE MAN HUNG IN MINNEsoTA-
GANG OF DEsPERADOES-PARTICUL OF
YHF INN|uI\G.
From The B.He Plane Eaqwire,, Dec. 81.

F,oH The Bale Pliine Eaqwire,. Dee. ST.
Jast We go to press, there coutS to Us the apph
ing intelligence that Reinbsrt Supposed 10 be ihe
murderer 0f Bodel ano who has breo ooG6ned ia Jail
at Lexington the last moth, has been hl-g-nerc
lcssly strung up, and "seut 10 his acsodnt wl,h all
his impelfecioIs on his head
About noon on Monday, the 9Th iust., bind OF
some thirty or forty mtn marched toto the tpwn OF
lexington determination in thir ,oks pistols knives
ano guns IN their hands. As they iu fron the
east il is supposed that they from tue Eastera
part of lie Sueur County, aud from Rice, which Is
neisbboring.
Mactirg TO Il Jail they procs edeo &c fierce 1t open,
but firmly and strongly bUis II, that they sth
great difficulty succeeded. IL was not ul after cue
lapse Of about two hours that they were socces'ial
tie prisoner, who bad been not O1y hahdcu!lci Dat
ALEC chained to The Oor for fear est be NIGH escape
burst asunder his chaibs, aud 10 his desperation
tore tie handouts fou, tis wrists drawing them
with main stIepgth over bi> hSUos completely tear
ing # the flesh. With his lace,stsc, bat freed
bands seizipg the leg of the stove defended him
self with the strength aod madosss o iniuri.ted
tiger. His strength soon failed HIM aud thoroughly
exhausted, he isiuted, thus soua becoming an easy
prey to his cod-bloodsd muid-rers. Taking hin
about balf mile oistsnt, and iasteoing r"pr about
his neck, they strung him np over tire ub OF tree
Once they let bin Gown for the purpose ot receiving
a confession from bin, hc hao aty L. mase, hat pro-
testing his innocence, they hc..rd rim up, and in
short time Reiphart laapch.d into eieroty He
vas bursd rear by, rpthsssy hurried nto tie earth
without prayer ior his sout or coiio 10 Shlch 10
put bis corpse. These eTcmpor9 citizens OF Rice and
lie Saepr then left.
The reasoo alleged for this unprecedented aud un.
paralelc3 Outrage 10 State, that IT wss feared
that Reipharr might effect hi- escsp~ having already
once or tsice before broken bs CHAINS and f,d, bat
wac recsptured 80 it determined thst b. should
lot egain escape exec pt iDio the jaws Z" and
heIce their scts. On ru sday the cirze,s OF Lexng'
ton unto vhtm be ah hoocr atd glory took no
part In this dsst roly and cold noded morder disin'
Tered the body OF ReiphaIt and aeceltly and in q
Christian iiks manIer, bmiec II.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Three Days Later from California.

Sr LouIs, Fhosy. Ian. !. 1879.
The Overland Msil with Sss Frs'cs'o dstes of the
18th nit snived l4st hight.
Tho M vs. is uDmportsnt.
oov Weller bad offered reward of 81 600 for the
conviction Of any parties the late mobbing OF Los
Angeles md Columbia.
man named Ward had caught A. X M~loby. the
State Controller in bed with biz site. S1o-equen',y
Ward shot at bis wife, and thinking he hsi kieA her'
shet bimsen nfiictrg a dangerous Soan'. @fi'ny -
so years old, married, eud has sree fsn'y OF grow"
ing up chcren The pres oemsud ms resg"a'ou'
DR. ODowd had committed su'cde 'n c"ns' renee o'
having by administern ng Cvef-io'e oi "p'an pr
duced the death Of you, msn named bha'sy-
The French sloop.of.sar Eurydicr, hoh zoe S4ed-
wich lisa lds Nov. 20, had anise' AZ Sao rie"o'0'
She brought no news Of mp1taece.
The veatbsr at San FrArcisco had been colder than
vss ever before known. BcsDess wa quiet
Arrived at San FrJcscn, bsrk DAVID O'oiIey'
from New-YoIk; ship Bsck HaIk, from Liverpool
The passengers by the mai tram report Mr. Pariee
sick AT Ell Psso but the Presidents Message was oefe
expresse1 at the rate Of 200 Gles yer day.
About ffty persons met T-tarnirg nom Tue
Gs miDes discouraged in eonseqoence 81 'he c-ciy
of water there Vessels with prcvis'ons Tor the mioer'
.nA Government stores. had eft San Franc SEQ for
Fort Yuma
Three companies Of Dragons had gone from Los
Angeles to estabsh post n the Navajo country, 3o
miles nboys Fort Yuma, on the Colorado.
The Cousnches continued to rob the stations when'
ever oppoI unity occurred, and taey aad the en-
ployees of The Mail Company are virtually a. war
Tue latter are building strong stanou-houses, ~mcn
are provided With ten to t@'py guos taco
Tie Stockton and Kaases Cry mad party bad been
turned back by the Navojo lrdisns, with ;brsss oi
massacre if they attempt cir country sgaln
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

From UTAH TIE Fa'hy Tancf the 10Th Glt. re.
port. c,lj ves'l .r 1T Salt Like. II save:
"Wrhn the Q - week sev rel per-ous have been
fCseu to death 10 a s valley aud iu the cnn"us a9ja
cert. NJ. Lever, while conirg from Csmp I'll I'd 10
uritsgr ard vieu within snort di-t,rce "ft city
got oct to waik aLd peIishsd 90 Ito road Two neo,
uhose rtmes od eafu, sere iruzeu 10 destb Ia
Co.tuuBood BROTHER was found oead 10 Enigta ion
Canon AID We learn q at the mail carrie, bci'c, be-
tween VI : I'D Box Elder, was 80 nozec. Every
persor ita' sDues 90 mafrrr hom What d'reeton
has frr.d severely from tie cold and f,ost bi't n
e. hands ar ere the prevailing maIks for the
last few cay"
A BITE nun ,er cf The Dsscr~ Ne,rs reports quite
runb. of strett bruwl- ro~dyi.m and robberief 10
S.lt Lab CRY, ard under the bezoing of Paiaiul
L., drut reporter iO'ic. The hr't case cf pro-
f,stior al. hmong tie females Of tast city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

THg MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-Some mouths ago ~
ubu verid ewhst strongly ON tne cbaog. 10 tho
Beard Of Dir ction OF the Mercantile Library AssOcs-
tion We fpd that tie Direction have already
placed the Library in position to resize the wishes
Of ts best ends acd there is beahy progress ia al
it, branches. We learn rbat 81 100 OF tos essnsgs
hes been spent for new hook- the lecture seaSoo, thu'
far tas realized $780, which is yet to he expeodod Tor
bo,k.; ana the Managers expect befor~ tte ses'on 10
cot 10 double tins sroupt All the classes are veil
filed. This is a. il should be. Many merchants srs
NJ willirgb hsve in their employ clerts who DO to$
beore to TIE Assocstion tot only on their own &C.
count but becSusc they bDebiii'g toe Community
IN bich ibeii lo IL cat. in sistsn ng sad Advancing
40 ir.ttuiion Of sDch benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

Astoria SrEAyBosTs.--rhe steamer Mystic hss
been withdrawn for, the Astoria fouts and tas
steamer Golden Gate, recently plying between this
oy snd Nortbpot, l.. L., has b~en chartered 70 ran u
her place Ill the let day Of March next, by which
tine IL rev steamer Maitsno now being built ex-
pr.s,ly for tbr route, is expected to comaeSce bsr
irip-. The MaitaIo is named after the lndisn cisf
who decided be land upen which Astoria Is situated 70
the Hsllet family, from whom the plscs derived The
name Of Halets Cove. sod by winch It vas kaows
until changed 10 honor Of John Jacob Astor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

MIS-. Coma UArcn's LucruRr.-An sidenoe x
about / $50 people greeted h~. Goa l.. V. uAsch
last evening sttle Cooper Iusti,ute her first pub
We sprearaIcs spce her separation from the now
f,n Gus DIR. u. +. nrtch Soc was dressed Ia black,
ard ter tsce bore witnt to the suffering through
which she has passed.
A ls,ee seu'lsmsn with gray beard, whose name
wss no, announced invtd the audIepce to nomirat'
Committee to select tue .uhject upon which she
sboplc ipsab. DR. Lov,jpy sod Pfd MsPes we'e
elected instanter bot Charles Pattritge was vo'eA
decidedly co~n, probably by pope Who saspcc'eA
CO usicp and dic not knos that Pro. Mspes ~, tho
psrtiou,sr pa,Ioo of Mn Hstea. DE-. l. H. Wright
was added to the Committee, who retired, aud, stsr
delibeiaiirg or waiiiog fr msny minutes, tetnfnsd
with tie tcll"wirg question:
Is the law Il ocd uDit |. violation of one command
breaking of the whole law
The ou, ston was BOT spbmit,cd 10 the approval of
Il suderce but Mrs Hatch cos.ed her arms upos her
hr act ord delivered prayer after which she sailed
of into uweiy sayings .tout tie law ot too a. being
;o>e and wiscom, wbile the coum lnds VI God had
t.en sent through divers inspired persous, backward
am forward fcm Moses. Her copclusoo Yves thatthe
laws II God uld not bs broken By soy power since
they were cmnpoteDt Could Any poser br, ak tho
law of Gcd she tast tie would not he sais On
his throne.
She then divided m IN into three nuures Intellectual.
pb, ,sl,al ard religious, the last di'tngn'hng man.
raising biu AID uiog the ohers. Puyeic.i lave were
ipsc,u,abe aud could not be broken II one put his
hand in ths fire, no Law was broken; onya peco of
ipformat Gu was gained There wee rnsuy other ssy-
nss nc very ceor to srio comprehension suol'
as Irt. !, ct governs toe ind" She concated ~
aa epunciaton Of the doctrine Of toral deprsvty
Bot the laws of God, !" s,d che, outside Of oil
"tbe laws that never break, or perform, or sot.'
Dr. Hs,cb, who aas expected TO make Q oisturb
anoe od not even m,ke ole appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
ORDERS or NOBILITY.
LECTURE ny THE REV. f. II. Cuapr,

LECTURE ny THE REV. f. II. CuAPrN.
A ci.cou,s- co the sovye subject Was Delivered by
che Rev. Z. CHArtS. last evenieg. in Cisfcn Han.
A-,r place, before large and intelligent assembly OF
ladies ard gentlemen Tee discourse was s'vcs uaier
the sasIices of the Youog Men's Christiss Uson.
The lex sisted tost he should not syesk ot ths
ecLy,pficnsl orders cf pobty. he c,nccivcd thea
Ia be of pot .;o.yine order the subu of which
had been lcrg uuder ground Tho founder Of .
rof,e family could To. p-rpetusts nobiity. Tss
death Of a grest man crested shc-k among tho
pecpl-; while m. deaih Of Hing sould not be icls
or caro- for True nobility IN action the lecturce
rcgerc,d as man in doing bis work wel. ned be
who die this belonged to tho primitive a'sta
Of aIis cYncy. Oa the other hard, the gseatst act
"f s"c'al inv sion was the at'enpc 70 d"srsa INoo..
The remit Of this deg ada'iop was the over1swi'ng
he sol -ts of sional labor, ia which issss nam
beis were found Incompetent. Productive sP ercs OF
labor wofe lc uLo cnpien apd the ct.eces :" Poverty
were irtr,as.d. Another evil Was ths Increase W
pro,iynGiy ana fraud. The lecturer spcke VI the
sb afd'y ~ stte q p,ipg Il raise cls'-e ia sciev
diviced BY arbitrary hines. X would s" sys nus
county, ai IL lie stea Was tie iiphi-e sach eu US
e. ftcogtze mai soiih The lazy classes wee the
|, wei ccsees. IRE mechanic receiver ~ toe hsons
tie ieciurer eloquent tribute 10 b's Looty-no-
tlhiy Ublch was dependent upon the spirt 10 whca
tie work was done ard this iej to a recognition u
the nobility sf thought. Nobh se-s ot thou9hs VS.
deIe. deIt upon vbe a-eiml ,'iou of truth. lie wh0
possessed vulgar thought was vulgar maa, wast-
ever uis hi he his surroundings Ao, the amowot of
ruhhiy ot t5,ngbt then was depstjent upon the te.
pscity with winch IL csng to a ttuth. An eirsnene
of truth loving seriou ,sess-uot glcon AID sns-
terity, ard tsars-sId at tho saae tue not In" ss-
truci ,tirg fun ana cou icsiiy in day OF which ~s
seemed nov to live sLd witch euothcred earnest
ress. Man should have bis mind 10 re resptIve
readiness inr Uath Toe elemsBts ct ebiity OF
lie were utconscoasuess, co@munlcstion and ssprt.
tioD. The greatest sctots ~,re toos' perfcrnea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

We learn from ~bat we regard good authority tbse
the late Couit Of Irquy called at Wet Point t. In
ve.tigste cersin charges brought against Pfa
Msbsn by FIrst Lieut.. Morton, has msde re-
port to the Secretary Of War; exo0eratg the Pross-
sor fiom evey single charge produced against hin,
while st the saue time expessiog an opinion thai u
oae Of bis private letters he perhaps naduy oea-
sure3 Li,rt. Morton" To the many officers, sho.
dunrg the last twenty-five or thirty years. have ~
ceived their education ar Pint TINS decision will
give unqualified peusure
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
CaPE OF Coon HoPE Tee bark Philadelphia

CARR OF Coon HoPE Tee bark Philadelphia at
Boston. fou Cepeto~n Africa, brings files Of papers
apo aavces To tie 18Th Of November:
The Cate MINI or says that the frontier papers are
flied With terrible arcoafis Of oorsg.s United ny
rosmrg Ksffrs. They murder and plupder iodis-
cImin1isl every biig that comes in their way re-
pardle.s # cor .du, nces. The losses already
faped fr,m these oeprsdstiors are ve'y serious.
Cotton geo hao been received from India and was TO
b. i.irbu.ed amor the coioLis.s.
TT Ss,dipiar ship Malajoi formerly OF B,sson, was
totally wrecked at Table Bay On the 4th Nov. No
ives Iott.
Tie b,rk Cora cf Nsw.York, arrived safely at
EspetoWn On the ith Nov.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The Senior VETERAN Corps Of the War Of 1872 held
its regular monthly meeting last evening at the Asr-
CT Hoote. Of the hundred and eighty yet living. bss
small Dumber Of bale and hearty gsy-besdsd mssn-
bers in attendance, owing TO tle unorop'aose
tDde to The Hon. Mr.. Savage Of Teanessee, aed the
Hon. John Kelly Il N.w.YoIk, for tho s1esioas they
made on tht,r behalf spd to the R@preseatsaves thea
meubered them By 'beif votes in fsv 81 The Pce-
sion bill The sges Of the Veterans rsnxs from ds -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Later from 81. Thomas.

HALFAX, \. s., Fflhay, Jan. Z, IoJJ'
ST.. THOMAS, Dec. %.-Tbe following vessels are
here IN ditress: ..,,...
ship Messenger has bad msipm'st put I'M ship parth9n
vs,,ip, arders shjp Atlantic waiting orde snp Fra Nc
Donald oisct gugi BARK Oasis. dis ha',g bark Gam
falling in csrgO; G. W. CODuor. discbafsng ok
Mimic coDdenned; brig Wstder condemnsd; schooner
Wooorids@ coLdrDed; W gsh brig .rah repaired tnssh
schooner Lord Raglan rspsUg bns Forward has Lad Ie"
calls; American brig C'imss, getting sail.
james w. Terbert, U. s. Consul, died this morning
of YnlloM Il yer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

ANERIcAs GrsERAL CoxsiTrgE.-A meeting q
the delegates from the Ward Coancils ct the csty
assembled lsst evening. at the corner OF Brssdssy
,nd Lpenasd street, the Hop Ersstus Brooks in ~
chair, for the purpose q organizing General Con-
m,.e for the year 1859. The officers eiecsd we're -
fo1ovs:
Pr,iser. H. A T. GsNsuKy, Tenth Ward, vsee Psse.
deI ia RtiUs Andrews Bepjsaia Hancock Secrets .
L. Moves Il. WloeG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Fire nj ~. LOuis.

ST. JorIS. Fridsy, Jan Z, 1852.
A fire broke out here this morning IL >. mayberys
hat 1t, re in Broadway, extending to and dolag con-
siderable damage to two three adjoining bui iinSs.
Loss $9j 900, fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

THE Soc iILkD ACRIcrLTURsL ADVISORY BOARD
"A rey'r cio-ed yesterday, tuis s'd paesed
ord. th.' FL psp.re arc es-sys r al 10 re aid
hr red o h- sgri 'ul'ural division Of TIE Pdtent
uHrrirg.
The oli wing additional delegates were pres-rt yes
ifros,: Tnouns J. Field Mses.; J,bn Bo~ uao,
\. Y Asrcu II. Palmer DR.. fonoct ID. Jonn
M.rryu rp, John Cont.e Nc II. X Barewin {
iclu Nee irnr. NJ ,jpr Hoinan Tex; j. W. Brr-
rrit BIO. N Hon. NJ. J. P,rro't Rvh-. St-pheos
ksnss.; Dr. II Z. R,nkI., q ID. Ricsrcsoo, Ne
biaeka; w. W king-onry. Dakota.
On MEETING HI n,un ing, tbe Board proceeded in a
booy 10 sit the G.vernn euts forcing house fJr ex
IsiimtDts with tie Tea psut., pot ot great into
rest 10 the future of A n-rican ssrcultore.
On retUrLr 70 their chamber, the tobjsct ct var-
Gus si. ra,"Ds sDd smenomee;s proposed 10 be made
in fhe it of qn,re- submitted 10 tire Bosrd by the
Patent Office Tor r~yi-on, vas agan taken up, and
was ciscus-eo various points throughout most OF
their tes.iUr Of the Morning. Washington Star, 9TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALBasY, Jan. 7, 1879.
Petitions were presenied 70 eqaahze aad Increase
all the feos of Jusiices aud CoDstab1es
The bill giving power Of suspension ana appn'nt1ent
in the State PriSons to rpec'os, Agents end WGdens
was reported upon f,vOrebl'.
Mr. PRATT introduced oil to abolish the Office Of
Inspector General
MIR. OWEN gave notice Of bill to proven. prize
fighting.
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The WOMAN UoSPITAL--The fourth anniversary
# tie Wuusr'e B'-pirsl Association wll be he'd At
the Iio p-a NJ SO N .di'on avenue ct II o'clock IN.
T. Dry Tie R.v. DR.. Ba,ga and Adams DE-. John
". F.arcis, and TIA Hon l.. c. Benedict, VIII make
ado tts.ee ua TIE oschsiUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

A E,w CorsrERrEr A go coanserfssf OF tie
MsiIet Bsrk Of Sew-York was passed upoa P. W.
Iioner. No 80 Reade street last evening. by . tell
German, with long sandy whishsrs and mustarhs.
The bill lad SO" on each corner, With messlies
taeA erourd and the vignetts consisted Of n lndiss
woman looking on . city IN the distance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

CorRT OF APPEALs-Tte CouIt Of Appeas this
n'orriug through the Day Caleodar, and coIh
hsd be- cause which both parties were ready tor
sIgun.rt. A retes- Of hah nGur was taken, q.
tie .1p'ratioa Of Which the state Of things wss cot
sl'sIed arc tie COur. sdjouiIej to o. The ace
l. ing fas occurred before curpg the I-rm just com
uelstd II ls qlire obyous that but fee sath in-
would sufco c.uvincs the Court thst there
resy causes r--6y for hearing, sad TO Justify
.ary 81, sir of tse Tern. TIE rsporsiolity for
c--y ~ justice n.rst rec. some who're ese nan WIN
TIE Court Albtny Jouru1l.
JsNU.zY ss-Presen all JqdsesSs 81 reserved for
LIS We'd 1u.s-r. dismiss sPp-sI. d-stes y
hoirikss sst Bond c~fsor opened Ge1-d NJ
I.IkI, 70 spp-lsst; Ar. Wn T. Lsnsng t~ resPouceot
Esslu "a Toes 1zt Rsbb affirmed by dsfs1i' IL
a a. p-.-es Curt uE o'eloeA, no csIsc
h-ii I-scy to b. h-sri
ss 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
The Schooner Susan.

SAVAsEAH, Fnday, Jan. ., ISJ9.
Mobile papers of Weone-dsy are received. 1h
Mercury conteirs Capt. Marry lon< acc'ua' OF tue
shipwreck Of the schooner Sussn All the passengers
refurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

Tie big he'll. the eift Of Cardios Woosey. sud the
prioe and -,,t IL Sn-i borne Eogaod ter minated its
erresr &c Sanday ev-,rg. As iii gers were riog
ing II Ter service It cracked ,Eat IL Is 10 longer fit
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
q A AY MOU = Il,
Louisville. XIV. ak

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for a large increase of travel 1r.n the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to dols.e its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation OF the Gait House: as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Git
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square OF the Hotel.
Es- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West
> 5Es- Time from Louisville to New York
IS hours. itli.at -iE ~ aug1S-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-13
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

A supply OF best quality and few q second
k1rate, received anu Tor sale by
ctS-a J. III. AcGiI1..