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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
LETTER FROM SENATOR KING.

FT'a The 81 L0trrtnce Republcdr Dec %
We have been permitted to make the following ex-
tract from letter from the Hon. Preston King to Dr.
5. n. Sherman of this village. 1t was not intended
for publication, but containing much of the spirit
which the people of ST. Lawrence County cheri III with
reverence, we have begged the privilege of laying it
before them:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

CHARLEsTos STEANERs.-The Columbia, Capt Ber-
ry, Of the Charleston line of steamers sailed on Saur-
day for Charleston bearing fair cargo Of merchandise
Trouble is apprehended by the officers Of the steamer
With regard to their future cearances from the port OF
Charleston-the papers being mde out in the name of
South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

IMMIGRATION THIS YEAR.-The total number Of
immigrants during the year at this port was lob 62I;
the largest number being in the month of May, when
% l49 arrived. In the year 1853, 1889 immigrants
arrived while in 1859 there were 1922 showing AN
increase the present year that Of 1859 of is,
and over 1853 OF O32 The amount of money brought
into the country is estimated from the records of past
years, at an average of $40 per capita, or total OF
s7,S75 1876, of which over three and half millions
was brought by Irish aud nearly three millions BY the
Germans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

CHmDRES FOR THE WEsT.-A company of chill
dren, from the Childrens Aid Society," will leave New
York on the Cd of January, under the charge Of Mr.
II. Frecgen. Poor boys DESTROYS of having good
homes in the country, and parents who wish to have
their children provided for in like manner may call
at the Office of the Chdrens Aid Society this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

The British steamer Etna Capt. Kennedy, left on
Saturday afternoon for Liverpool She takes out A
cabin passengers and "A in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

NoTIcE TO THE PooR.-The poor and their children
are invited TO call ON John w. Farmer at No. A
Ludlow street, between the hours Of 2 p. IN. and II
p. N. on New-iears Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

PoLIcE CoMMIssIoSERs.-This Board met on Satur-
day afternoon and placed Mrs. Lewis widow of de-
ceased policeman, the pension list Doorman
Smith of the Fifteenth Ward was dismissed from the
Department, being unqualified The resignation of
Patroman Vredenburg of the Sixteenth Ward was ac-
cepted On motion, the sum Of $1,000 was paid toward
the House of Detention building.
Tie Rev. Charles j. Warren who was transferred
some months ago from the position of Property Clerk to
that OF Keeper of the House Of Detention for Witnesses
was removed from the Department about six weeks
SINCE but the matter kept secret, and only leaked
out a night or two ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

The PHoroGRAPmc ALBUM.-During the past two
OF three weeks the photographers have been busy max
ing Photographic cards for New-Year's calls. Many
ladies have provided themselves with small albums for
the reception of these cards, custom lately naugu-
rated in Paris, from whence the albums are imported,
none being made as yet in this country. They are
bound in the Gift Book styles, and have capacity OF
from 20 10 200 cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

ARREST or PHILADELPHIA BURGLAR. - Our
readers will doubtless remember the outrageous case OF
burglary recently committed iu Philadelphia, where
Mr. Strickler sexton of church, and his wife, were
bound to their bed by gang of burglars, who then
proceeded to rob the house aud the adjoining church
The boldness of the deed attracted much attention at
the time Three persons were subsequently arrested
for the burglary and for receiving the stolen goods
all Of whom, we believe, are still in custody. Bat
there were Others concerned in the robbery and it
suspected that person known as Charles William alias
Billy, the cigar maker" was one of them Detective
Levy of Philadelphia recently came to this city in pnr-
sslt of him. and On having interview with Detective
Slowey ascsrined that his here in disguise,
and living with vile in the Five Points, under
a now name. On Saturday night these officers pro-
ceeded to his house. and forcing entrance succeeded
in capturing the suspected burglar. He consented to
20 with them but gaining the street suddenly drew
knife and attempted to stab his csptors, when he was
soundly dubbed, and then handcufed and conveyed 70
Police Headquarters whence he yesterday started for
Philadelphia, in custody Of detective Levy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

chariots, In the Olympic games, were all sdyerted
to In connection with the Of horses by the ancients
hose pageants the tiles and tournaments OF the mid
die ages, and the part therein performed by horses
Were described; and il claimed that the art o.
eauitation In those days formed the most dignihed
branch of education. The modern art Of equtstion
was next treated Of at some length, and i VISA OBJ
served that oral exposition together with the AID 90
srable from pictorial ilst ions, figures, diaSrams
&C., could be made to contribute in valuable manner
TO acquiring knowledge OF many branches Of art,
science, and general education; and that in connec-
ton with practical instruction in the Ridng.Scbooi,
and on the road, this could be made useful manner
Of assisting to lean bow TO ride well Some very at
trcve and beautiful dissolving pictures and figures
exhibited appropriate to this division Of thess;
and ut the cose Of the address some of the school
horses We're paraded and ridden by few Of the ladies
and gentlemen who had been auditors. The two
galleries at the end of the riding school were filed
with an attentive audience, and expressions Of grat6
cation were frequently given. The riding school Is
very elegant one, and The horses seem of superior
class The rooms and other accommodations for ladies'
and all the arrangements excellent. The stables
are Of an order not often seem space drainage, vent
laon and all the considerations for the beah and
of horses having been studied The institution alto
Qether-and lat not least. the shoeng forge-is well
worthy of visit from the keepers, lovers Of
horses or those desiring 10 learn 10 ride take riding
exercise. The Central Park has already given re-
newed impulse to riding horseback and every Spring
and Summer hereafter this " i'll be increased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

STATIoS-HoUsE Commissioning the Winter
months the Police Stltion-Houses overrun with
poor degraded outcasts of both sexes who there seek
nightly shelter for their homeless heads SO great has
been the demand from these people for londging that
il has been found necessary to provide extensive
nodations for them. The average number of persons
WHO find refuge under tie police wing lie about 100
every night. Many OF these homeless wanderers
unfortunate strangers from the country, who, having
no money, compelled TO seek shelter in the Station
House. Others, again, are habtual straggers, who
pick up precarous Subsistence at the back doors of
restaurants, and at night regular Station-House
customers. The Fifth Ward has OF these dodgers
than any other in the city, for the reason that their
accommodations being more extensive, applicants are
sent there from other wards During last week they
accommodated 799 dodgers. On Friday night the num-
Der sleeping there 10 males and four femaesrthat
being about the usual number lodged there nightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

eceDery of that State views in Cuba which introduce
us into all the mysteries of daily life in tho palace on
the Paseo, in the Bishops Gardens-where there is
cactus 30 large that negro pcrched in its branches
and on the sugar plantation where the whole operation
Of gaI-growing and making may be seem views in
the region of the Upper Mississippi views along the
Hudson and the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, and
views among the Catskills.
series of Vermont views reveals some Of the most
charming scenery which be found in any counTyi
some views along the Passumpic st. Johnsburys,
may challenge a comparison with the oveest spots in
England. This continent stl offers immense field
FOX the stersoscopic artist The frozen fields Of the
North the Rocky Mountains, the country about Salt
Lake and Pixies Peak, the Cordilleras, Mexico, Gen.
trial and South America, all still UNEMPLOYED by the
artist and views from these regions would be eagerly
sought for. In Europe the " Illuminated views seem
to be making most progress Elliott Of London, has
produced fine series of Westminster Abbey and Sy-
denham Palace, but the finest have are those
by Gauss of the rooms of the Tuores Fontainebleau
and st. Cloud. There introduce us into the cabinet
and dormitoiies of the Emperor and Empress sc,
where an Emperor sits at his work. with the famllia'
portrait of the Empress on the WALL we the baths
petcoats with aces rich and rare; we see toietroom
and bed-chambers-in fact, great deal more than
need to see; for why should all the world have befor
it the precise scene upon which the august pair ope
their eyes in the morning A novelty has been inven
ed by the French wherein the two pictures of the ate
reoscope are alternately presented to the eye One OF
these If taken in position and the other in another
70 that tie changing gives appearance OF motion.
The new invention is called Epreure d Mouremcat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

Elegant VISITING CARDS TOR New Year Calls
int ana plsin) printed froa eugssed pAi-s Al hours
tf at EysRpfLLs cd s,o. No ct Broadway cor DusAs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

The AIvS PATKSr Saws and R0TARy LocEs, Coz dwelling
or sale by the Patentees and Sole Manafacarr
NAIENriSnk brrLHK, No 81 brosdssy.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-28
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be8 Sntereile 5u3urOenOen, tpenn nidt Sober
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-28

iebt Bate our4 pcrcn 2tu8tauiA Iie li6 nit
leoem 8a8e mebr all chamber fetteten.
@reen fpnnte pele Strnbeu lana neben
pen Wercaner@ @&n1ben Gerreiten. i'm burh
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@eprd4 permideln; Gjreen bate ba6ei ipras
fdlti8 permepen, bic Qeben8= =gSerbaltnille ieine8
lleiren @elellI6aftet8 ST beriibren uno 10 Idien
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mebr 3u rerliereu, lpie bic llnterbaltunoen nit
jepem Gage nle4r all 2ei4ti9feit oelpannen uuo
li4 biS 5u fern(ieBenper 0ingen fprtlpaunen.
vg8 1T enl mu1ferb1rer geilt in Dem &naben.
Der lel6t pnrd feline nlanid6fabe llnpi1enbeit
unp leltame Nuff1Ilarg Yieler 0erbGltni1Ie
pur4Idla8t unp III ieiner urIpriinolidfeit mir
einen gang ei9eutbitnliden GjenuB aelpabrt. !"
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III unIerer 6amilie jemal3 Elm Gino perlcren
8e9an8eu, 10 miirre t4 6ebaupteu, er Iei meiu
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&naben feIelt, unO Der i4 iett f0(ge, rbne mir
cine flare 0te4enl4ait iiGer Die llrIad)e terIels
ben 9eber! gu tOnnelt."
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Sage eifri9 rer 5a8o auf rje bier uno ba er>
lAeiaenben PrairieB eBji4ner hiu9egeten, cen 3eit=
pcrreib nit oem 9{ttliden perbinbeuo, pa fris
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auf Dem &iihen5ettel rer &arapune itaabeu.
2tm pierten Sage oter bate it9 fir Jpn elm
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rpilen Nufrubr ieete, ma9renp e5 Ieinen Ser
ifanb 8al5tid rn3uperfen orpbte.
- l6prtlebuna fplat.l
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Wef1brlihe GrAnfbeit.

lean tet 'gegele untIuee Suner bee Qdfsrs aus.
eetommn bat V 0eleb bdufe baF Elm unetses aamse.
tab! seer M brb p'r @ntb'tung tbn hbaref G Sne su
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Erant gum CrfT fallen III Nrl1C unSedtt6telt uuui
IennF FgabIeF wede oUr NeenSung ieucs t6tt8en gfs
ecs DFrs RE 9oHftinOn csneh 0el res 9ctsnS
sipuefs Ealetu pernIutslu.
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Or. .9oDnltou,
Der elnst0e Qtrat, tDel9er Nn5eeat.
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ben iebern unewatee @aausn 8icsun9e sfr S6Geritr
IN ben 9enbe BEN Isren nb tfr uraba brs geruhss btI
Jtra ees Nerptnrees het Strpf GurBeI Natns
eost nnb dasr ener 4en ebel setFsr
eem En- .8SrRnfette1 her Sagen sI&t t4rR 0prn ssfabr
terrubren unN pn nt sse stE perben tire sanseuDfsr
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P'Hcn gsrfraren ndteH. -..
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ten gnRsrsl8l4 Or. 9ebnapH ~ Rabe sie6srl.
~ 99e 2tnerns ssgen bic gh PbpN 9e ebr sise errauns
S Ms9aft ~ ssr Nsrssa 8rn a'9 S&~a&e prer Gra6pNs
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lanaen lne. -
G9~ Office; $40, Sub=6reperidllrnbs,
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'an msrfe @ gtaen 9ausnummeg bcnu nnwtFsnSt AMI
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35bnirn . Jtuf IN Ger NdFe -, ''.0
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&Int Qeiun8 in 2 lSa8en ;ugaithert.
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Germania Observation-Disclosures
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fatt ~F'NV'
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fellf6d It tn ben Serttntgten Stdaten mpGGs
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srfn, gernt g0eerntann, SVn gDetlaa 90 g aDbitnSn
graliSent' $nspltDe(enSpmcf. '''''V'
8tAe. 9raftb. une Setr.: 8riebr @c,ipennIsr OF
Slls 8carp pf 9tefereuce fir Baltimore
Fnb fcsnbe Serrsn heuen tte nit te,eaeten oS eS
bOlpsrs tnS, ernonnt: 0'''
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6enrp Stetrt@ (" S}c(es Soesntels.
feuSa austpnft gu seben SO itnfs Die Gn in Die eaSsr
bsrtlten su ebrr Belt ret ffett.
Npplit1nten Dpn WafbtnStpn uno aus iraenb
einem Ibeile oeS Staates Marblaub
molten 8 bIrs an mb ws0beu UNI ibrs eebsnsSerRaerns
bewerfeltsen.
Office: 80, Is Sspnbar ,lssaenabsrE0er SSf.Oitss
(QlussQtOI
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&sla; rt9 teat ea 8tvrrua9 ser Sheen Getrd6sti per
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ji.l tHlJt ter lbmmcn 3gsen.
&d"enEt ge9 gerpnen eben Nsrs f6nneu Jest teu1tte.n
AIS ptr tIa0e thrs 0euneteit dSRimm M ere ardft YER
fe bvlb taB dt8eSeGyt wsrctn ursm lie eins
egeutumbs @henuae Die Nugen Sufen unit tts Wa
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8eIOnptr8 III bentbten =!

W Jotnten bttet alien 9sren eine H d rede 1n turd
iclf lFyins uuc unnare Gsh u6 ,{Grpe .erfGrtncs f
tiE Attit Gle Sejealba UNI Ee Sis uuabiS mo6epte Qas
aehtnlhi blten 5.
1V at eee tyaurtgeu unS befastusutrtba 8rlse ts
rNttn 9tweHnbeen tes 4atsrs; SdtVde I'm une in
tep elttffrn dner3en rJtrpe Sdle hes Gci6ts %erun
GnNrtnane ter @schauun0sS Ss0arf abeeuae GnEraiuae
S5Vn,pcre Ter S5tpne u1t
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&5Nltim0rc=SsocE= SMpifal.

Vegrlupt 5ur llnteroritdune Der SliaflalEsret.
Der etn3ige pIaB, 100 eine 9:tlung srlougt
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