New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09
IT HE DEP ENDEN

| OUT THIS MORNING,
Of the interesting numbers Published Contain
ing variety Of choice reading among which are 'he following
articles;
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, d. ID.
| Contributes the second article Of his series of
| FAMILIAR LETTERS ON SUNDAY-sCHOOLs"
These Interesting popular and practical letters containing ne
results Of the experience Of the most ueeessa eondne.oe pun
day Schools In this country ought 10 be IN the bands Of every
Sunday School Superintendent teacher and eho and every
| minister In tte Protestant Church.
DR. TYING conducts IN person. 6ourishng and famous Bun
| day School connected with his own church He says:
81 have taken the entire personal superntendenee myself
From the Of this school have fuedto 60
through all the and cass and 10 maintain personal in
pecon and oversight whole operation in all ts branches
and s practical dea For the last three have given my
whole time the actual personal management OF
the work during the whole period Of the session.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. ESQ,
Asthor Of "No,hing to Wear"
CeItribste. second Characteristic article
FASHIONABLE LIFE In NEw-YORE,
FUNGUS At TIE FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON"
Description Of the
FUNGUS DIAMONDS, FEATHERS AND BRocADEs.
suphed ,uch Of and other yspoy and ETHEREAL
s sS ssny e ssS sy Bih q
lCIy pound. solid" Fungus. %hS lSss. SSs
ssbe be discovered that there dy yards in Mrs Fun
su.s he has 70 buy double quantity, and 1--we n
ned hat the total length Of dresses just two hun
dred and twenty-five feet or the hight OF orace 0hurcn
ACCOUNT OF THE BALL AT GEN. BUGGES.
Tn. house holds soi ], 500 are invited.
HIsERIES OF THE EVENING.
| EphOdes, eatsstropbes, and bill Of damaseI
Mr. Bue design I. to expose The oies of fashionable life
in NswYort and exhibit. in these humorous and sa1icA
ihe, the Hhs and shadows OF the mo:a Of oar daily hfe
He says;
Tle Comedy and Tragedy for u' are enacted between
our bs.sment. ,,tc, Do you dOub. III Wait until the
festive echoes ringing through the chambers which you open
wild. to .ddns guests shall followed by the midnight CRY Of
pain the prelude Of funeral sobs and lamentations Wait until
,uad.p summons takes you in the middle OF tomorrow from
the wh of Wall street, the business you are driving on
by quick transition the bedside Of your friend as he
e,.es h. eye. their last sleep Wait until the hand yo7 are
sraping with frmes hold, slips without moments wan
ina from your own and the recedng form OF the bert beloved
| ysni,hes In the mist and darkness"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEF
Contributes his usual
SERMON.
rh. weel pspsr will contain verbatim report Of The In
tersns touching eh made BY Mr. Beecher TO h con-
uection on Sunday in reference TO the
RANSOM OF THE SLAVE GIRL.
Named
PINK
Only nine years Of age giving foil particulars Of her history Ofthe
selling Of her mother the sustionbloek and Of the
JEwELED RING
Which wa. thrown INTO the contribution plate. Sunday
morning
PREMIUM QUESTIONS"
series Of eight very troublesome inquiries addressed to The
New York OBSERVE accompanied by Offer made by New
York merchant that for every Yes or No. given to
one Inquiries win give s25 to the American Bord Of
Foresn MsiOns making in ALL $500 Here chance for The
Observer make missionary contribution without costing any
AN APPEAL TO CHRISTIANS THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD
Made BY number Of E1es of Arkansas who driven out Of
the State by of the Legislature which compelled the Free
Colored Peope either the State TO be ensASed
1.-THE MINISTER'S WOOING,"
Review Of some Of the Criticisms of Mrs. Stoves last work.
"A VISIT TO THE ARMIES IN ITALY"
BY the Pastor of Protestant Church in switrerand giving
history Of Seven Weeks among the wounded Italy"
WINTER LIFE AMONG THE POOR"
By CHARLES L. BRACE,
Comp,nr Stories Of the Dying Woman Ragged Group"
The Blind seamstress' - and The Old Lady
"A BLACK MANS STORY"
By THEODORE TILToN,
oyns Narrative Of singular Events in the Career Of
old Slave The writer says;
AT the third purchase the price Of his body paid in spe
Gle which upon the under tee
The mopsy ard to buy tract Of land in Ross
County Ohio the Big Botom. Of the Seioo River Since
have brn free venerable Il have lived in Ohio
and have walled many time this very piece of ground
Last with great field Of four hundred
and eighty acres hout snge crosence TO divide IT, But
he added no ear o. all the crop fell TO my share"
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
Open, with itch, dramatic description Of anew
INSTITUTION"
called the
DISMAL SWAMP INSURANCE CO.,
or which sufficient 10 say lin order to recommend to
public aenon) that Solomon Sowfoo President that
Col Zscbash spmge secretary that the Capital all safely
invested Stump Corner Lots" and that Mr. Jones invests
$1,000