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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

We print elsewhere, to-day an able, and plausible
letter from an Ohio Republican protesting against
our intimaton that Gov. CHASE viii probably be
chosen TO succeed Mr.. Pugh in the U. S. Senate.
We do not usually open our columns to discussions
of this sort; but the respect we entertain for the
writer of this letter, combined with Willingness
that all views should be- fairly heard, has induced
rs 10 give place TO this. And, the subject being
thus opened, We are moved to say further that
I. Gov. Chase is a Statesman Of the most eminent
ability, large experience, and unquestioned probity
as well as of the most hearty devotion to the he
publican cause. As an opponent of every scheme or
continuance for enriching individuals at the expense
Of the Federal Treasury we deem his return to the
Senate of paramount National interest. For the
ability, tact sagacity, acuteness, where"lth he e1'
posed, by his propositions of amendment, the hypoc-
risy and futility of the pretense that Popular
Sovereignty was embodied in or affirmed by
Mr. Douglass Kansas-Nebraska bill, thousands hold
him in grateful remembrance. If we knew any
body else who could do more good in the Senate
than Mr.. Chase, we should desire the election o.
that other; but we do not.
III. "a Republican" quotes THE TRIBUNE as
counseling the nomination of moderate, inotenslTe
persons as Republican candidates. Certainly we
do ,chererer Republican triumph IS to be i'o. only
bv The aid Of men teho not yet Republican. For
Governor of Pennsylvania or Now-Jersey, for In
,tance. we should advise the nomination of some
one standing on the platform of Corwin or Joy
Morris. The education of Ohio, we trust has
passed the stage wherein this is necessary. And,
as to her Senatorshp, the Legislature that Is to
elect being already chosen, We think there should
be no hesitation in choosing a full-booded and
,carm -blooded Republican.
III. Finally, we dissent altogether from the sug-
gested policy of postponement or delay. The
People of Ohio have chosen a Legislature. One OF
the duties of that Legislature is the election of U.
s. Senator. As this viii doubtless stand in the way
of other business till il shall have been disposed of,
we trust i may be finished up the first week OF the
Session. II Gov Chase is not the man, cay who Is,
and elect him. To hold the question over is to SOW
distraction and jealousy where harmony and energy
are emnently needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
THE JOHN BROWN FUND.
To ne Editor Of TAsE. y. Tribune.

To ne Editor Of n. J. TT6Ere.
SIR TRirty.fre dollars have been sent in to-day on
the first short notice that practical way was opened
20 relieve John Browns family. This hearty and in
Simultaneous response satisfies that there will be no
difficulty in disposing of 900 copies of the old
photographs the moment the spreads through the
country.
A correspondent asks the following questions;
Ffyf Mr. Hyatt how you get many altograPhsl Is
CID lchr B.cwn busy writing them now ~
SsocEd How will yoG commence delivering the pc
ture. and win they al Dc actual photographs or cnsraNnss
Third: Ho~ wiz you deliver tSe Pieieres!
Ireply: The autograph. viii he photograph, copies
of the old man signature taken at the same time with
the likeness The pictures VIII be reaay to corn Ienec
delivery on the first OF December City subscribers VIII
receive theirs at The TRIBUNE Office. They w all be
photographs and engravings Subscribers through
rbe country viii receive theirs by mall unless other
wise ordered The pictures will be delivered on the
principle Of FIRST first served" the earliest Or
aers will be first filed. THADDEUs HYATT.
Nc gcg Nov rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16


Mr.. Durham, the c0ntumaelous state Liquor gent,
having -igned bis reGdn TO produce tho books OF
the Agency, was to-day taken IRON JAIL and brought
before the House, but his urgent request time was
given him TO consult counsel IN Of the ante-rOoms
VIXEN finally brought before the House, be tried to get
rtill further time, and on tho House urging direct
answer. he refused TO give up the books. He subse-
guently asked leave 70 amend his answer and say
aYesS with certain explanations The House thought
!; had been ried with sufficiently, and sent him back
10 JAIL where be viii probably remain the twenty five
days unless be previously delivers the books 20 the
Sergeant-at-ArIns-
follows
Cspi,s m 20 Dee to Ohex Banks.. IS ef 90
LosE. and Discounts Az 600 Deposits. lsSno
Du> fran ssbegk'n llf&sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

Tie latest accounts from Venezuela are We are
happy to say decidedly favorable to the restoration
once more OF peace and order. The imminehee oil
tie danger seems to have called forth desperate
Effort on the part of the Government, and all those
who hnd anything to lose. The insurreeuonls''
have been defeated on oil sides, at Laguayra' VIC
ora, and Barcelona, and are now restricted 10 the
western provinces. Gen. soiiilo' one OF the re0',
chiefs defeated at Barcelona, had bed TO the isanu
of Trinidad. Zamora, another leader, hao peeu
otay driven out Of the province OF Farinas
hy Gen. BritO, and compelled TO seek refuge
in Ncw.Granada The province OF Barquesimeto
remained in possession of Gen. Falcon, who had
about a thousand men, but much larger force was
marching against him, and it was expected that ne
would soon be crushed. loan OF million oil
dollars at Is per cent, obtained of the merchants
has greatly contributed to these results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Fran washington.

s,ecisl DisesscA to Tho n. Y. Trbane
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. Is, ld6e.
since the recent elections, Mr. Buchanan iread,
claim he is the only Democrat who has any ehaass
os vucees. in 1860, and the same belief preVa'h 81
The White House, though the President lately a
mitted he could not carry Pennsylvania. Leila
be nominated by all means.
The District Attorney of Utah had an interyes
with the President last night concerning IL
troubles of that Territory, in enforcing The law ~
furnishing Outrages. As the Administration oOe
6des in the jrdgment of Gov. Cumming II Is aoaAs
ful If any practical action will be taken.
Mr.. Douglass physicians say his condition SIS
precarious from fluctuating symptoms, but II do
not recede beyond Che point it has maintained is
the last twenty -four hours he VIII probably reoovs
His suaer;nps have been terrible. He has seat &
his confidential man of business IN chicago Whos
expected to arrive here in the morning.
Mr.. Allen. the present Democratic Clerk Of u
House expects a denomination, aud the aid Z
Anti-Lecompton votes. His subordinates are ives
enough to count on other support also. They d
like surrendering the spoils, bat they had better
resigned.
Seeretar, Cobb has not commenced writing
annual report and will not till the latest figures
received. The clerks are now digesting nformstn
already obtained for his notes and references. B
side nm apparent balance Of S4,700,0o0 in a
Treasury, the Secretary has S5,OooOOo in nOs.
received from customs during the heavy impon
s,hich are capable of reissue and about 81 900 "a
more anticipated from miscellaneous source
These two sums, with temporary draft upon u
working margin department, will enable him
meet Post-O Office demands of about Ss,0OO,0 900
the Ist Of January, ard Sl,O0o,OOO for Congn
sional mileage. If the revenue fulfills his snteR
ton afterward, he can get on; if not, new Ia
will be necessary.
The docket of the Supreme Court Is crowded I
term. Government alone has ninety cases enten
To the Associated Press
WAsHISsToS, Tuesday, Nov. Is, lSa
The Postmaster at Brownsville, Texas, writing
the Pesi-Otfice Department, mentions that all the
routes in that quarter were made impossible bye
forces ACTING under Cortinas and that the mail carrs
had been made prisoners. He says that this is emf6
icay a war Of races and Of determination.
Tie Board of Aldermen have refused their assem-
set apart next Thursday az one Of Thanksgiving.
The condition of Judge Douglas has improved inv
last twenty -four hours. His physicians CONSIDER
better this m.rning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

At late hour last night there was rumor in
circulation that intelligence had been received OF
the wreck Of The North Star and the loss Of two
hundred aud fifty lives, but the information was OF
such vague character as TO challenge lis yeracity.
We dispatched reporters in different directions to
make dilgent inquiry in reference to the matter,
but, go lar M they could discover the rumor had
no foundation whatever. Mr. ~. o. Roberts as
sures us that no intelligence had been received of
the missing steamer up TO u o'clock last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

full blast we may look to Sc me venerable Poiisi
cian declare thst the end Of which ne speaks Is
Inevitable" and then we shall have it, just as we
had the /" inevitable" war with England Zen.
Cas- had good deal 10 do in founding the ed
BcOhoo party, and has done good service IN Us
ranks. We think no true friend Of bis VIII INSIST
upon biz doing any further work in that company
Pray, gentlemen, allow Gen. Cas- to retire In
p4Bea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

We ara overwhelmed with letters urging that
fund should be made up for the bereaved, destitute
families Of John Brown and his sons, and asking US
70 receive contributions in their behalf Whatever
has been or may be sent Us for this purpose shall
be handed over to Mrs.. Brown; but We prefer tha.
contributions should take some other channel The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

Mr.. Justice Mullen, in the Supreme Court, Cir
cult yesterday, decided that Patrick Murphy, one
OF the rebellous Wooden policemen, who subse-
quently sought TO compel the Police Commissioners
to restore him 10 pay and duty, was an officer de
facto, but not de Jae. Under Mis- ruling the Mu-
nicipa Murphy abandoned the fed, and the Jury
found o verdict 10 favor Of The Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

THE WAR ~ lTAIl.--The Hon. Henry }. Ray
nond. editor Of IRs TSnes delivered a lecture, " On
tho late War in Italy" in u moath Church, Brook
lvu, hst evening" 10 large and intelligent audience
The lecture was decidedly interesting aud instructive
and che with which his beavers wei pleased, As
he held their undivided attention for one hour and
half while he spoke b. them Of tbs causes Of the war,
the incidents Of The hses sad the Effects of the war
upcn the future Of EuroPc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

@. u. A--The Aroh-Chanee'y OF the Order OF
Uoiea Americans for the United States wero IN session
yesssraay ia this ely and The following officers were
chosen for The ensuing year;
A. q. S-EaxsI " cao~rl. CsineFniA
a. a. lst C.--9oha IA ZabsisAie. NcN-Jcfsey
A. q - V.--John Aeyncs Ohto
A. q. q ~ The C.-Isaus A, Ford NeWJersey.
A. a. \. S.-Jcasthaa fieFcc Ne~secnnsssts
A. a. y, N.-StiaroA hslis la. NV~-NcfA
A. 4, Z. q E---gahR n. fusdv. ferasyi sNutA
A. q. ;. a A.--hebert 2. Aes.aet, fcuayise2is
Cierk--A 5 haneAes. Nev,-l ogk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

The Controller advertises in our columns, this
morning, that the valuable franchises of the Fulton
South HamHion-ayenuo, Wall-strcct and Cath
arinestreet Ferries to Brooklyn Will be sold at pub
lie auction on the 18th of December in one lease,
for ten years, commencing on the first OF May,
1861 The conditions Of sale are that the price 10
be paid for the lease shall no, be less than that
paid to the Corporation, and that all The ferries
named shall be run till the expiration Of the lease,
at o rate of fare not exceeding that now charged
Failure TO comply with these terms in any partlcu-
lar is TO work a revocation of the lease. If the
authorities of New-York would consult the popular
interest, they would LET these ferries to those who
would bind themselves to run them at the lowest
paving rate AS it is, the Union Ferry monopoly
laye il all their own way. When Brooklyn had
60, 900 less population than now, they probably
ferried people over for cent, md sold commuta-
ton tickets Now, with a vastly increased travel,
they charge double price, and refuse to issue any
Communication tickets whatever. If the Corpora
ton of this city rightly estimated the Importance of
this matter to the people at large, measures would
be adopted 70 insure more liberal ferry manage
mani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
Lator from Mexico.

NEw-0RLEAys, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1852
Adyices from the City OF Mexico 10 the 5th inst are
10 hand.
MARQUEE boldly svOws bis seizure Of the Condueta
10 have been for patriotic purposes.
Marquez was expected az the capital, and would
probably The Presidency, being the ayorte OF
Inc Church party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
TG Advprffs4rs.

Those who wish 10 advertise in TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE viii please send their cary -
possible Having larger circulation tizn Iry oisr weekly
Newspaper the very bes. medium through "te to ASh AL
psris q the country Price One Dollar line each inseron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

NEw-ORLEAHs, Monday, NOV. "a, ios
The rebellion at Victoria, Mexico, has been quelS
and the leaders Of it shot. The troops sent TO put
down were subsequently marched to DegOllados hasI
quarters at San Luis
The affidavit of Mr.. Miller, who arrived here IA I
steamer Charles Morgan that Brownsville had ~;
captured, is considered unreliable. The pre'iossi
dayit is also not credited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

ST.. Lorls, Tue day, Nov. Is, lsos
A Dispatch says that ex-Goy. RANSOM, Receiver
Public Money at For, Scott, Kansas, died on FRIDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

The Mozart Hall double headed Convention, last
night, nominated Fernando Wood for Mayor and
James Lynch for Alms-Ilouse Governor. There
was rather a spicy time; but no heads we're broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
Nep4lork Daily Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IG, 1889.
r0 coRREgponnEHrs

10 notice ran taken Of Anonymous Couuios0ns Ena;
ever l. ffnded fOr in-cfiOr must b. saheEesed b The
nsfe and address of the wrtsfa0t necessarily of PahSa-
tor. bat u gBsrasty Tor BIZ Fooi nth
We osBnot undertake 70 return rejected COGlnuniesons
rsnsss etter for THE TKIBrEE should 70 81 - al
dresse6 70 HORACE GEEKIEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

ALBANT, Tuesday NOV. - o.
The meeting OF the Wood or Hard CenHs B
mittee was advertised 10 take place at Cons, 81
at noon to-day. The only delegate pres'n ~
Benjamin Il. Rae, ex-Member Of the AsssAls ~, n
~ and alone. lie returns 10 Sew-iorx 'o-Ss,i, 49,
out taking any action on the election Of ne 70
Delegation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

Errata.-The New-0rleans dispatch of news n
Brownsville published this morning, instead Of I
letters from Marks & Co. came previous to thee
"pus Christi account" should read, " cause di'bt
" in the Corpus Christi account"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
by Telegraph

ALBANY, Tuesday, Nov. i5-lOP.A.
TIE Alias ard Argus, TO this hoar, figures up the
Election returns so as TO place Jones sOi ahead Of
Leavenworth; for whom The EssaiEg J0ersa! still
claims lG2 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

TAe Jewish merchants Of Cincinnati have held
pnbKs meeting TO consider the sabbath question
and received 70 elose then places Of business Sun
d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16
AtEvASs, & Ful,cn street.
A.
" MEDICINL Is NECESSARY, Use


1Tey sfe e. Iesant tty elective medicine ear BE- TO
y s. they VIII no, pain would not be tue ou
s min they give only beesue they remove ih0se crude ana
sA tuor from blood wllrh the occfon Of disease
Tqv o, ns,urss ssenes end tt. always BE- done
ples.enyi but en BRAsDEETHs fIis place 500 upon TIE
LIN road 10 hellh. and his IA worth some heon'eunee
RKAD.
Mr. J. C. Ragpeyea q &ouolt County ~ j. "'''e'' 'cn
~ 1895
ss troubled IN Jsnuavy last with coiiigenr1 for several
da,s aad tool Ten g sins Of ooe 10 obtain feleL esueh
cold auppose any rate severe diarhea set n "leh ~
medrsi fitendan. found impossible "a arrest This Was io
lowed by dysenlcry Ny strength oil gone Everything
,sd rough mo a. TOOK f. fdeud from New YORK. MI
Geo Lewis fortunately called and advaed bHAHDrTEH
Pima / thought in my weak condition o. i would BE-
.....l lui he administered four and the OTIing four
more Much inpody from aud 70 ry surprise The
sorrne, and paa dlniaed Que boz cured me ialJ am
no hearty with appetite. You are ri liberty TO publish
die"
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

The '.RIGGS TRUSS. Its success IN Hernia ana
II. noressns demand sieu, evidence Of It's merits
Neef.pfocl-pFocets the closes the crhinss As
new hsiauscng ca PnAs anl fNoLArsps Physicians are
requested to sKssains L. No. sss RFvemvsl. " \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

MIR. BEECHFR CHARGED WITH UNIEER ALGsM.
The Puritan Recorder (CIiyinisO OF this week
has the following announcement about thu disin-
yuished preacher Of Brooklyn:
What we have. with sad forebodings, long ey-
peCted is now reaIiZgd. in Mr.. BeeCher'S open
abandonment of the doctrine Cf the inevitable and
eternal perditon NJ ungodly men. The secret Of
his fratrrn ynE with Ciapin and Parker is now
fully explained in his open avowal of the main
principal of UniverS7lisn-which is. TINT all the
criptural assertions Of the sure and eternal pun
ishment of the wicked fail TO make us to know
that they will thus be punished -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

II From the Argentine Confederation we learn
that Crquiza had arrived from Farana, the provis-
lonal capital of the Confederation 10 take command
of the troops that were tn pass 10 Santa Re to com
Plete the army of operations with which the cam
palgn against Buenos Ayrcs is tn commence. Ur-
Guizd had called for 100 men from each of the
interior provinces of san Juan aud Mendoza, but
not a single volunteer had turned up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

II In Havana, number Of persons have been
tried for the crime of advocating an annexation
of tue Island to the United States and three If
them sentenced 10 eight wears confinement in
prison. 1t was said that General Concha would
retire from Office in November. and that General
SeranO would succeed him Man Narctz"k had
engaged the TaCon theatre for the winter season.
II is stated that MesSrs IaIini and Ai~rt" Ma
re;zek, agents Of Ia Italian Opera Company to
PefOrm in that city in tie coming SEASON had
arrived in the steamer philadelphia. and Were
making arrangements for the use Of the Villa
nueva theatre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

IL The election in Arizona Territory took
place on the 5th ut.. and correspondents state that
il was believed that Lieut.. Mowry was chosen
delegate to Congress. Col. Palatiae Robinson
had shot a Col. JOLnson; the difficulty arose out
of gambling debt The Apache indians con-
tinued troublesome. and the Camanches had as
sumed a warlike attitude. The silver mines were
doing well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

II In New York. in the Board Of Education
proposition is pending IL place gymnastic APP
paratus in the schools. and resolution has been
adopted, recommending larger indulgence for the
children in the Primary Departments, in the way
Of education
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

ZINE READY MADE
l. CLOTHING.
Black Drsp d'Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black A pacca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Buff do,
Travelling Dugters, &c.
Having connection with the largest mabufsotur-
Ing estabI shment north, we enjoy superior adyan-
tases for supplying the very best goods at the low
est possible prices. The styles found TO exoel
anything IN Washington. and the workmanship far
excels anything heretofore offered In this mar ket
esta b shment.
We also have on hand q superior stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and make To order Garments al
every description, at short notice, at a small ad
vance on the prices of our ready made clothing
J. NJ. MoCAMIY a CO.
jy1 under National Hotel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

IL Col. Colt should take measures to prevent
the use of his Navy revOlvers in dueIs The rcpu-
tation Of these Will be sadly damaged, if gentle
men can blaze away three or four shots at each
other and touch nowhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

II Anthony Burns Of fus tive slave nOtOriety
having been called to the pastorate Of colored
Baptist church IN Indianapolis, is threatened with
the "black law'' Of Indiana if he accepts the
call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08
STILL ANOTHER CASEOF RHEUM1TISM
CURED.

was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined To my bed. purchased a box Of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found radical cure.
would advise Others afflicted with the same disease
To give II triai. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel. Bucks county, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08
THE EVENING STAR.
INDIAN SUM MER
By ALBERT sUTLIFFE.

b1 ALERT e
The sun - warm upon t1e wirhsrtd sod,
And over al the landscape brown and broad,
The glorious hills are .rIilnE up 70 God.
The ancient woods. impatient of the heat,
Ha.i-dTOPD@d trciT spotted mantles ~ thelI lee,'
ID eathe with a rUstlng mUrmur soil ana sweet
The cir Is filed with glory like mist,
The sunIg nj fails upon the rditH IN "iSs -.
As through GoG's pTrscrcs dT"FsaH anS"'s Mss
A-nIghts the moon she hath golden ace,
She climbs the yellow mIst " I'LL dreaming grace,
seeking among the stars hes f"thi ace
Away among the hurly. oaken tTees.
Are held in heash the winters harUOE!es;
Faith hath sabbath hour oi Pray sTiHl ease.
NV soul IL ike one resting FROM tha Was;
The shining hours beN ond the prison t~Ts.
II catchsth them as lakes du falling stare.