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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
THE TREASON I'm yEw.yOEK CITY.

We solicit the attention Of the property owners
of the CITY of New-YOrk, and OF all VINO nave
an interest in the mauItainance OF law ana order
here 10 the following revelations through the cor
res,oudence of The Mobile (Ala.) Register. We
trust that the parties implicated viii at once
clear themselves Of these charges; bur YET
1be truth remains that treason Is not OF
necessity localized in Washington and Charles
ton. The natural growth OF PrO-slaveTy Dem
ocrac,, it may as properly plot in Wall street
as ia the White House. and as nstufaily arm
for revolution and robbery in New'York, as IN
WASHINGTON for DiSuniOn and carnage through
The center Of the Republic. @
The Federal officers here meet several nights IN
..,.rv month They are consulting eminent lawyer,
and are advising with each other IN reference 70 d
oJntiop of tbe Union. bF Sehel the Collector, has
ro1espODded with Attorney,yen pnN - son1I
latter has written TO the Collector that u South
Sa,oIius seeedes il is virtual dissolution Of INC thlo
and TIA, the Collector OF the port Of anu
AIS Federal assistants are renewed uou an I. .f T.
ovnfsIiify and have rgh, 20 collect and retain INC
revenue accrIing here and keep them uhtli We -
Sisbluro Of New.YOrk or the city authorizes al'@ei'
She same. -. .ho Ir,;.r Mr. Scbell
reperds Il az broken up aud ssys, Mr. Lne'in " nj
PRECEDENT and neither he nor any q ne reueI" I
oficiaIs will resign OF surrender their p3|eF npp
tLe public money 10 any except 10 tho Wy s -
q WT 1obn i Cisco the sub-ITeasurer5 taxes tne
same View. He has several millions a. he disP9aaLa
a lsrps portion is in bars Of gold valued ~ sioyv
each Thee arc being painted wni,s - s - lo y Snb
7rsct attention in case OF being remover IIo S
TrssnTy vaults in care Of riot or Of Lincoln cil
ing 10 be tie President. IN oceedipae
Mr.. buchanan approves Of all no pT9 e g,
TI,s ,nenbeyy and late Private Secretary, Henry a.
-, IN ~ Ts1eysl causes az the residences Of the
C6Iioctor. SubTreasurer, and other o'erIs giYE '
in The conspiracy 70 prevent sendGI 81 le X F(.
Ior1.Hone aud ii ,he public treasure 70 me PM" '
publican. next March ~ course MI U' ILL.,. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
PUBIC MEE7ZNG.&
BOhRD on ALDEKNKN.

The Boaro Of Aldermen met IaA evening, the Pres
! dent, NJ. PEEK, in the chair. 10 N a,F
Nj. Asld, the Mayors Clesk, came TO toe re-
goIter's table and stated that lis Honor wac deal
Il serld be understood that re- did rot sign the Japs
| nese bill. ls m el n
parer was received fc~. the Jntfsees Of ne So
reor Cont stating tha' they have az dfsp0Son 10
interfere with the rights OF the suprens Cont, bus
only desre that suitable TooBs be iu'aisbad them.
Received and ordered 10 he printed in tho finnies
comrnun caton yga4 received from the Controller,
requesting aulhory 20 transfer s24Oo5 ~ from Va.
tions appropriations e23. M IA to be appropnated
for printing and advertising for Common Council.
1913 sc for roads, kngsb'idge, &c. and 500 tr real
estate purchases. .. - = 49, .
Mr.. 'BooLE moved that when the Board adJ0ugn it
should be to Saturday, at D. M; bat on the Conr
stating that the Corporation Counsel bad given the
OF inion that the pTepent Common COoacl conldboid
meetings mp 10 ire 7th of January, tie motion was
withdrawn.
Messrs. OWENS, BRADY and BARRY addressed the
Chair several Tires; but II after the question:,
which were al minor ones, had been pat N vote, Mr.
GENET who had taken tie plaee Of Mr.. Peek ia pre-
siding officer decided the gentlemen out Of oder I6y
ComVlared that the questions were put in such haste
hst they declared the opportunity Of addressing
the Chair. ....r 10y.
Mr.. BRADY-Gentiemen have a night TO address the
Chair aid they have right to DO recognized by the
Chair. -.n...r I'll
Mr.. GESEr-The gentleman from the Fifth will take
his seat.
Mr. BaRRY-B you go on in that way, you win make
pretty presiding officer for the ensuing year. move
that the acting President have leave 10 waste the
Chair. ..
Mr. BRADY moved that inasmuch az. the rights of
members not recognized by the Chair the BosTd
adjourn,
Mr.. BARRY seconded the motion, saying thar with
snch presiding officer, adjournment was the proper
oo1rse
Adjourned 10 Monday. . 48lig ops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

ARREsT OF , CoUgrERFEI sR. -0lf0eE Speie NJ
tho Twentieth Ward ye5terday arr sted d young ~ N,
named Garden Lafayette, who w fg aug abous ~,
Hudson River depot at Thirty -RTt street with a nan.
ty Of counterfeit money. Op being searched ~ a :,
o'u ''i' an" OOsuI W'' posses
Sioh' anu Nv "''9 -, 'N'" - poiS head
lui'er' W. ia o' ~ Rogues
"Sn'iy in0 Pt,'"' 80 ." ."" "' e" found the
To- y, o,ls - y'A" '''c knowing
'' ", - ~, = ''' =, ' with him
" 80, -. . lefore a mag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

give them an exsee for se1ing upOn the public treas.
uHc at this point" - 4.f
We presume that thee is exaggsration in these
statements, but upon authority that is un-
questionable, we know that among the subor-
diuates Of the Federal ofiices in Wall street the
comforting assurance has been whispered within
the past two weeke, that the election Of Lin
coin would make no changes in their places
that they and their superiors {" would hold
al,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Retention 40 senator baker.

SPRINGFIELD H., ThuIsday Dec. 2, IS0U
Senator Baker was publicly received by his friends
This afternoon at the Court House. The ball was
deneely crowded In an address occupying threequar
tiers of an hour delivery he expressed the earnest de-
yotion Of himself and constituents to the Union secuted
the idea of an independent Pacific Republic and de-
clared empbatiotlly that the Union should aud would
be preserved and the Federal laws executed, both
North and South. His remarks were warmly APP
rlanded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
pRIaoN AssOCIATI0N,

The regular monthly meeting of the Executive Com
mitiee of the above Association was beid st eyeing
at the residence Of the Chairman, JoHN H. Gsl-eos.
NJ. D.. No. AZ East Twenty-niDih street.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and APP
proved. ~,
The Treasures report showed tba, the following
contributions had been received siace the lat of May
last; - ,
r. Meier 30 J. W Gerard 80; fosoken t9 HOME. hsI-
1n and Nd M r M Jdsop oSiahd co " %6 no r
Es R X Y nsssa lG SoS %% EasA S... oa. Sn
SIS W {. Gilman j.. $50; Enens go "iathers = Oh
$50; A. T. Sacsett : 10, Friend, SIS J. TsuSey S. j.
fppsH5aSe 90 Ro & Rs5sT' sS as sS al
geo wced S' rs W + MOI, s2s Sary Fund IS D's6le
s s, FIN HnsT s. r. +. D6ee IS: VI r HsiwsrtRy IS
Mira e. @ Thompson ~ Allan Mei.ans $50; eadn, Msen
The Association has also received from VIM H. Asrinws
oa1GS ct & % The 1sjy Of .s s s sas
| to public appeal WM C. GILMAN. jaD., Treasurer.
After the transaction of the ordinary buAness, the
Agent of the Discharged Convict and Detention Com
mittees submitted IA statement Of their operations dur
ing the Past month, showing that the detention pris0ns
of New-Yor and Brooklyn mad been visited their in-
mates spoken With, and the most hopeful selected and
aided IA follows:
Persons yi.iei IN our City Prisons 500
Complaints esrsfly examined ~
Persons dscbarged from custody ,her recommendations ~
Discharged Convcts aided pecunt;iy ~
Discharged convicts supplied With clothing ....... u
Discharged convicts provided with work
Donations are specially needed nj the present tine,
the association being entirely dependent on voluntary
contributions TO carry out their benevolent Objects
ANY amount sent to VIM. C.. Gilman. jr., esq,
Treasurer No. IL Merchants Exchange, will be thank
fully ard promptly acknowledged.
Parcels of clothing, Shirts shoes, az wqmens ar
parel will be gratefully appreciated this Geld seasonI,
,are OF the General Agent, Abraham Beal, No. IS
Centre street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Democratic Meeting I'm ALBANY.

ALBANY, Ihufsday, DEC q, IoUU
A meeting Of about $50 prominent National Demo
Gratis was held at Congress Hall tonight convened by
circulars issued by John A. Green and Mr.. Mcmahon.
Forms Of petitions adopted requesting the Legs
aiue to repeal the Personal Liberty Law OF 1870 and
TO restorethe Nue-montbs Slavehoding Law of 1877,
to be circulated Ia each county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Testimonial 10 GOV. Banks.

BOsroN, Thursday, Tee. Y, I56U
AT meeting Of leading citizens Of all parties IN tins
citv st tIe Revere House Mayor Lincoln presiding,
Committee of twenty-five was appointed TO invite
GOV. Banks to public dinner, before his departure
TO the West and a Committee OF twelve was APP
pointed 10 procure substantial Testimonial oi INC e'
ICON, of the cirizene OF the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
The south Carolina Convention.
CHARLESTON, Thursday, II
TENTH DAY.

THhkLtSION, TUufTud!' BVV' n FoV''
TENTH DAY.
The Convention reassembled tbs morning
After prayer the Journal was read.
III President announced the reason why yesterday
ordnan 6 was not printed IN the journal.
MIR. Middleton here moved that the Convention 20
into secret session Immediately.
Mr. De Trevile tried TO get in resolution declar,
lat the Governor Of South Carolina be authorized
and requested to take Possession OF fort Monitfie,
wien he as INTERRUPTED by the demand that the mo-
ton TO 20 into secret session had the precedence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

". =, a. 49, ,o 80. ,urBe-The Re-
r.. uoa.ha.-,s A., - nth Wards elected
tee Wednesday evening. IRE sr-:'- ,,,,D','
represent tie Eighth Ward ~ ~" -, $50, 90
ton, Jas A. Yan B;ant, Irs Ar in ani pe,;a,';, n
Wine ,ne ,o,'ow,DS "+ss elected in the Thirteenth
msfu' penl' W, WILSON, .dear Darboe, Abram Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
ToroosO Matters.

TONovTo c. W, Thursday, DOC Y ISOU
VIM. Thomas, the well-known architect OF many
Canadian public building, and highly respected
citizen, died Yesterday.
Gerrt smith was in THE city yesterday, for the pur,
o. Of rendering assistance and service IN behalf OF
tbs foortive tlave Anderson, who ~ now claimed oy
the United States authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Senator sumner in Philadelphia

PHIIADrLPHII, Thursday, Dec. 2, I'bJ.
An immense audience gathered in Concert Hall this
evening to ten ia Mr. Sumner Grafton Oh Lafayette:
Hs remarks on freedom Of speech and denncatory OF
sltvarr were well received a large force of police
were present to preserve order, but there were no
riotous demonstrations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
From MEXICO.

Nrw-ORLEASs, Thursday, Dec. q, 1860.
Advices from Mexico state that Deleada s the favor
tie candidate for President and Zemora for Governor
Of Vera Cruz.
The accession news from the United States caused
great excitement among the naval officers q, Vera Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Failure Of sprague. Mann 4 Go.

BosroS, Thursday, Dec. q, 1860.
The failure of Sprague, Mann & Co. dry goods
dealers in fremont Row. is announced. Their habil-
tiles are $50, 600 and their Assets $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
,,,,nn,. st,te Convention.

SPRnGTnLD, H. Thursdsy, Dec u, !0Sl'
ma a. Stote Conyentio TO be held IN this city on the
t7tb of January to confer to the existing national
,s. and 10 adopt some ne OF policy relative Thereto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

FfHE y dsRINE srRErr.-At O'Clock this
mofh,ps ~ occurred IN the dry-good store OFT y.
oroo' 81 Ca,harine street, bat from what cause
mas - yet ascerfninei The stock was partially
soT a, involviug loss Of abons sa,Do. Insured
x 40 IN the Brooklyn and q, 900 In the New-Nork
-"" no Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
E,,ra session Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Dec. q, 1860.
Gov. Magoifn has called an extra session of the
Kentucky Legislature for the 18th Of January to con-
slider The distracted condition of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
Fire.


-s-H - 'LASr, NJ, Thmsdly, Dog, 1860.
fire this morning destroyed ten endlnes ing. s arc
800 A Rnmp. d., Qoods dcatn s5,uOO J. PeIke,
.Sono. ToiaI 10 ., s!2,Oo0 insured $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

rue nc" Arh9,s =. he 9Th Regimeas, over ToAp-
AnN mar W. opened for Tie Inspection f the
prsss sn" 'uc 'i'F~ .thorities this evening 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

BR0oSLrs CRY CoURT CALENDAR, Dec. @-Nos
&C. o. o. a. ~ 2! u, -, o. y. ~ o. o. ~ e. ess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28

The Committee Of Thirty three held long con.
ference today, which resulted in the rejection
OF Dir. Rust'r proposition to recognize aud pro
tect Slayer! South o. She Msaonr Inc in the
present territory, or snch az may hereafter be
acquired. An the Republicans prescnl voted
against it. ......
Mr. Bristow Of Kentucky submitted a series
Of resolutions more conciliatory than any yet
suggested by the South They win be printed
ton orrow.
Mr. Adams has presented no proposition in
the Committee of Thirty-three, as stated in to-
New Mexico has not been offered at all. though
it las Teen canvassed among the Republican
members for several day. past. as was indicated
in my dispatch yesterday. ..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
To The Associated Presl.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec a 1860.
The House Select Committee on the Crisis to-day
rejected Mr.. Rus, proportion whi'h has been long
under confederation, by vote Of II against 10. All
the Republicans ard AR. Davis OF Nd voted in the
negative. This proposition wac for the ex'nsipn of
Il G missouri Coniproni-o line 10 the Paiic-Sayery
south Of it to he protected while ia a territorial
Gion Int States formed either side to he admitted
into he Union with without Slavery, the people
nay determine Ma. Barlow offered proposition to.
DAY. The proposition Of Mr.. Nelson Is the next IN
order.
Mr.. Thomas Of Tennessee has been appointed on the
Home Committee to investigate the facts connected
with the ahst action of bonds in place OF Boeoct re-
signed. They may hold their meetings in New-foTk.
Tie addIegs proposing q Convention pi the border
Slave States at Baltimore meets with general approval
from tie Representatives tbervfrofn and has already
obtained numerous sigr atures. ~
The South Carolina Commits ion6rs far have To-
ctived no announcement 10 being received In ai
o'6cial capacity. The nop probable report is, that
Il cir will be submitted to Congress by tho Pres
ident They do not spprchend an Immediate ,ermina-
cn ia their business thew haze hired private quar-
ters, with the privilege Of retaining them TIL he ah OF
March.
A pginted circular hes been issued for caucus to-
morrow night, OF tfe conservative members OF Con.
prtss for consultation the afairs Of tho Union.
Tie invitation is TO members from Kentucky, Tennes
see North Carolina Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
Arkansas. Missouri, New-Jersey Pennsylvania, Ohio
Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa.
Col. Mye,s and Can't Donovan Of South Carolina
and Major Wayne OF Georgia, have Iesigned theiT
Offices in Il army. TIE last named will accept the
rosf of Acknowledgement Of bis State.
Ire POsi-Oice Department continues to receive res
ionoiiops of po;tmaterr III South Carolina who give
a tleir reason that they are ont Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-28
To Tho Associatsd Pen.

To Tho Associated Prsis.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. y, 1850.
The di patch from Charleston relative to Major
Auderson's movements caused intense and fever
ish interest in Congress and throughout the City.
The Administration, having received dispatch
to-day relative to Major Anderson's movement,
Cabinet meeting was called, which remained IN
session several hours, and adjourned till o'clock
this evening.
- BALTIMORE, Thursday, Pee. q, 1850.
The abandonment and reported burning Of Fort
Moultrie created intense excitement hore to-day,
and parslyzed business. Throngs Of people
crowded the news.marts till late hour in the
night Very many approve Of the course pur-
sued in abandoning. the fort whho very few con-
denim il.
A large Union meeting of our best cltizens
convened tonight, in the Law Buildings, aud
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TO MERCHANTS. TRADESNES AND
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take charge Of books, accounts, &c, fr a moderate r=nLn=ra-
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
The ONLY PREPARATION
HAVING FrooFs SO STRONG AsD DIRECT
rs to EXpsi the Doubts OF Ell.

CTATESMEN, Judges, Editors, Ply
siau- ,f IT,. o d--t s,Ao,'-, we'll new give 1t
tarlr n .i anr ion aud re mii"nd II i"r ali ca
,rultous. and as'- "i the scal aud brain; but
al have u> AZ ulut-~ ia t--tis r- iha' II whip
serve ihr h'I- iu t4.- ray aud II "a i'.ins 10 any
oAk t.EoVa. :. g. june u, 1870.
P..r % ' Wuar: Der >Ir-lou- Hair Restorative
j. rapid, Gaming lo; u!.r,ty IA -hi-oomIau IN; y have
bat ion &, IS pT'j j"d.te ASIDE, an4 give your Hair
h,-atpIrr II ppTi-cl t,.t.
I.,.i.g t5- yrar ia was SO uni rtunate to he
thrown uuu my su.key against rock near the road
sIle, I,u Si'c nA htt received in"~t t"rIhi' hl'"
caL.ii. Lr.tt tra 4 Irritation, which communicated
20 tr Ira and NteTnsl surface OF the head from BE
,f-.ts ui Wh.rn hair wa hualiN dtt"''d over i'
surtace u the head. trum the time irst di-eDv
yret IT, dr., iUg hJacNer. up a. the hnr "i fS lhi
disappcsraUc-, employed thing cuuid think Of
beng pr s,ilia! my >'f aud, as thought un-
dcrtaudI's the nature oi IN" dis"- hut Was hhaiiy
debated an ryrry ~ >cril ton aiNanrd
Thee and no otcr circumstance induced me to re-
sort 80 your worthy Hair s'or tNe Shirh hA'" eve
~ reason 10 70 "a Vr produced N"Iy harpy -"; two
months sit~r the t;>t arrIc't'n h'd - a"u'n' y
head youE- lIr a. ever -a~, ir "Lirh certainly
Iny th,uk>. E-t a--ur" d"ar -ir
,!nA recommend yHur rr." " to all i"lur"rs N 'r'
over -ls my Iuiuence which tatter ny sti 10
say. 3. hot little
You can ruIIsh this if YOU think rrorer.
Your. very re-i. ctiuIIy, VI }. RIGHT. ND
oirI,luf JrlrTE,oNI,>, PnuLrP. Va p"cl2,JS.
Dear l f'ri Tiny duty a. well n M Iit"-urr''o
state u IL" following circumstance ~hirh You cSn
u. a. va think proi-r gentleman vi lhis place, "a
Jaw, rr. has ic.u b.'I his carly Nou'h: -
much that he comu"iiri to wear VIZ. "" was
intur,d to use h.ttIs If 'liair E"-ior-;iN-'
wiIrh li-.-i much; aud after u-us me t~'' or
three hutt his air cut lnite luNuri aud he
now has u hsu.i>,'nr hrt Of hair. tn" =en'i""an's
j. iraIt aud a. he = very we'll known IN oar
usEiEE r1uut.s many Irrs ms can >tlfy L. III truth
OF thi- trurut: give Il to YOU The request ui Nr
Bradford You -,il sr"t deal oi Your lltir lrst"
rfrr a" - and the au "'ns c"unti's i you have The
proper ~ ''''' TnoTIsoy suRGuNoR.
DIR. Woop-Dear Sir: Permit me TO express the obi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-16
SILVER FLaTLD WARE,

HARVEY FILLEY,
No. 1922 Market street, Philadelphia,
NANuFAcTuREE Of fine Nc. Niokth sII'-
Isa YER, and SILVER Platter Il Forks.
SPOONS. Ladies'. Butter kuiye~, td>I,Ts. Tea
StiS, Urr>, Kettles, Wauer>, bUUsr Dishes,
Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets, Communion VI are,
Cups, Mugs, GubletS, &c, with general as.
Sorlmen!. comprising noHe b1f he best quality,
made Of the Btst materials aui heGriiF ghIted,
constituting them
.SereiceaJie and D0roJIe article .for H,tek,
.Nennboats and Prjcaie FGmiiiss.
- Old Ware re-plated in the best manner.
Feb. 81. lsG0yl