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The New York herald., 1860-12-17

The thirteenth anniversary meeting Of the Sabbath
School Missionary Society, connected with the Allen
street Presbyterian church. took place last evening tho
before named church Allen street. The proceedings
commenced by the children singing hymn "Come, let
our Voices Raise" TO the tune OF America" The
compartment played melodeon, the organ being
out Of order Prayer then offered by the Rev Or.
Newell pastor Of the church. after which the children
sang Holy Angels In the Flight 70 very lively
sure.
The monthly report then read showing thirty
nine fe members had been added during the month Ave
Of whom had been made by the infant class the
der by other classes o the school Tho boys class No.
4, bad together contributed three dollars and
made the Hon. Abraham Lincoln life member Tho
annual report very lengthy, and showed that
four thousand dollars had been expended by the society
since It's establishment The society composed main
~ 81 children. The receipts for the past year
$40 40 and the expenditures s42o 5lleavng balance
OF four dollars in the treasury The number Of life
bers made during the year was ninety-six.
The Rev. II. W. CfrnIAw, from Ohio, delivered
tcraning address giving his experience in the Far West
and speaking In favor Of the missionary enterprise of
America
collection then taken up, after which the singing
was resumed by the children
The Rev J. e. FiETHR from Brazil, delivered one OF
ms usual lively addresses, In which he gave his expe-
rience in frenchSwtzcrand and Brazil, enlivening hf3
remarks with graphic descriptions Of both countries,
their inhabitants productions &c well the progress
a missionary enterprise In those parts
The meeting closed with hymn, and the bcpcdictou
by the pastor
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
SUSPENSIONS AT sEw ORLEANS
BROOKLYN City News.

siHlovs Ao1nKNr NY MACHINERY. On Saturday man
BY The Of Richard Hcky employed al the hydraulic
works g worhngon corner Of Van Brnnt and Rapelyea
streets, wAs caught by betting and carried round the
drum several times, breaking his arm and receiving
other serious injuries. Ills hurts attended to by
a surgeon, after which he sent home,
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
The Movements OF Montgomery Gang In
Kansas.

ISDnrSDxScE, Dec. IL 1850.
Further Developments with regard running on Mr..
Walkers negroes were made today, the confession of
the uninjurcd previous TO his being put in prison
lie says the plan concccted by Captain Saunders Of
Mcntgomerys band saunders and Isa came here dur.
ing the fair TO prepare the way E. Foster, Ball and
Harry Adson were OF this surprise party Adson Wa
killed. Foster wounded and Ball escaped They expected
70 take all of Walkers negroeeexcept very old ones-
two wagons four mules 10 each wagcnand two montns
provisions u 20 be had then into the house demand
hts money and take sevenyhve dollars out o. every
hundred Their purpose was 70 reach O<awstomie mat
night, free the negroes and move them on 70 Iowa
John Z stewart took nineteen 70 lows last summer,
and was paid six hundred dollars Tor ~ They get paid
by Eastern societies for slaves thus run on
This man says Montgomery Was four miles from Ossa
watomic iast Thursday night, and has had over
sixty-hve men. Montgomery's plan is 10 detail from
three W Ave men 70 commit deprcdstons and not the
whole company this attempt Walker had not failed
they intended 10 get Benjamin Moores stock.
An attempt win be made about Christmas upnn Mr.
Scott Van Buren, merchant and large slave owner
Early in the Spring move upon the Cherokee nation IA
contemplated No particular spot selected but spies
are 10 70 and mark out the route
The New York herald., 1860-12-17

ELECTION c~ A snovxsxm rop MayoR.--Mr Breed the
newly elected Mayor cf Lynn, working shoemaker,
and quietly occupied his bench for the greater part of
the election day On Tuesday evening about three hun
dred of The work ngmen met 70 congratulate him on his
election Mr. james Diilcr, who prominent in the
late strike addressed the sseembaxe upon the Of
the workngmen urging them r. stand firm for the
compshment of further trumrhs In conclusion, In be-
half q the ~orkingmen he rvesented 90 Mr.. Breed a
mammoth broom saying that Was the wish OF the par
ties for whom be presented that he would sweep clean
The New York herald., 1860-12-17

srrRKr CorET, CiRcur.-Part1, Oyer and Terminer =
Part 2Nos 1861, 1904, 1872, 31s, 1895, 2oI2, 201s
1851 1855 1852 1890 1885 33l, 73s $50, 1890, 1868
sol, 5270, 1892 4s6, 1901, 1924
CoxSoy rtEss General Term.-No jury trials
SrrKuoR Counr.-Part 1--Noe o37, 336L 7I5, 1857
ESQ, 667 6le 34e, 7e5, es7 SOL Part Nos e4o s9c
csc ep6 $50 es4 sss SEQ ls 754 522 5o2 Sc <i2 4ss
4es, le2 ss4 ass 5o4 800, $40 SIS 4ee 3s2 $40 e72
The New York herald., 1860-12-17

Liyrnrools,eamship Europa at BostonMiss Tudor and
ad Miss Baker Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Mr. Warren, lady and
child Messrs Gardner Frances Lee Graham Bred Bown,
Cap, kenncdy Mr. Baker, Mr. l. 81 John, Dr. slack
field William Hastings George Woods, Tracey ksv x
stinsom Mr. y 4 Caldwe Messrs james Fenont Ibomp-
SON lockwood Turnbul Nile CeitiA, Capt Mcsunon, "a
Reiner Of bark Guide, OF salem-
From Hslifax-xr oooda Miss Rchardson Mrs Harison,
Messrs " NcKennon II Lewis, Lewis, Hamhnn and
LADY Mr. Aerander Miss Hawkins,
Knowlan, Besttie, Burbrdge, Crande, X
Glending J II Jort. Mr. serton-Total ~
CRoSsrApr- Bark Transis-wm smith, OF Boston.
DEPARTURES.
sorruAurroS, HaynE AND LoSpos Steamship saxona--
pfender bearer % dispatches the French
YAK perscl,o Rono, do ~ Ferrecco do
Kohier feru wetrianer v; Georgr Mann do, u Kai-
woda and two children Toledo; Ohie, lady and chd
NY;EF winte, o; G August, DO; Bandry, DO; y q
winkier Missouri; Andrew Fender, Y: Madame Eliza
John yost NY; couf samuel dosnd others seersee-
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

THE TEsT CASE BETWEEN KENTUCKY AND OHIO.
The following is given as an explanation Of the case
commenced IN the supreme Court Of the United states
by the Governor Of kcntuckyA test case Is 10 be made
up the Iago charged with enticng slaves from Ken.
lucky. some time ago man named lago indicted
IN the Woodford Circuit Court for enticing slave 10
escape from his 1ago escaped and took refuge
Ohio. Governor Magoin made a requiston upon Cover
nennon OF Ohio for the return o the fugitive from
justice Governor Dennson refused 10 issue his
for the and surrender o Iago upon the ground
that he did not recognise the act committed BY aso
an ofence.
INDICTMENT FOR oBsTRrcTSG THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
LAW.
Tho Rev. George Gordon, James Hammond Ashbury
Parker Calvin Rowland, Joseph T. Baldwin, T. ~ Ash.
bury and jonathan McIarcw have been indicted by the
Grand Jury Of the United Sates Circuit Court Of Northern
Ohio for abstructng the United States Marshal and his
deputies AZ IBERIA Monroe county the Goth " sop.
cmber last in their Efforts 20 BY legal process
fugitive slave The parties also indicted for
sautng the owners OF the negro and their assistants
with view 10 prevent the reclamation of the slave
der the Fugitive slave law.
SUSPENSIONS AT SEw ORLEANS.
Accounts from New Orleans of the fith inst state
that there have been about thirty suspensions there
they an solvent and able their indebted.
ncss The suspensions were principally cotton factors
CALL ron A UNION MEETING IN xySTrcxy.
Tho Central Committee Of the Couttutona nion party
of Kentucky have issued call fer state Convention of
that party 70 meet In Louisville the sh II January,
for the purpose Of consulting upon the kentucky
should pursue in the present crisis. Members of all
other political vited take
the deliberations 81 the convention.
The New York herald., 1860-12-17

pponrcv rHx FRr C.Su.--Forty boats are frozen IN
a. Port Plain which there $4,000 bushels a
wheat, i,ooo barrels Of -four. eo0o bushels q corn,
40 100 bushels 81 oats and 2 600 barrels of apples.
There are tcats a. eiher ponis but iher plumbers are
rot etstcS
The New York herald., 1860-12-17

Frosml.--F L. vilipigue, Esq has been reelected
Secretary OF state by The Florida Legislature Charles
IT, Austin Eco, state Treasurer Before adjournng tho
tLc state
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
CRoSsrApr-Bark Transi'-Wm smi'h' Of Boston.
- THE GENERAL Park FAyoRrrE

MeAsurcs having becn taken Letters
It's the skate that Vim suit everybody u light beau.
fu IN sppearnpce and not likely to get ont Of
the only skats adapted for the learner Fancy skater;
for ladies' II 10 invaluable.
These Skates manufactured the past summer bv
Mculson Brctheys Of sheed England expressly for nv
cast steel, and properly tempered
Also an the latest styles OF Engsb and American sks4S
some Of which have been offered In this market be-
fore.
81 81 10 e7b s
For sale by
PHrNEAg SMITH
Ala Broadway,
petween Waller and Canal s,re,,s
IN ordering sksies send number or size of shoe
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
Anniversary OF the New York City Tract
Society.

The thirty fourth anniversary Of the New York City
Tract Society and the of the female branch
were celebrated last evening at Rev Or. Macauleys
church. Of Twenty first street and Fifth avenue
The church filed with large and fashionable con
gregatonthe chair being occupied by Rev. Thomas De
Witt President Of the society.
The exercises commenced with singing and prayer,
after which the Treasurer presented his annual report
Expenses during the past year
The New York herald., 1860-12-17
LONG tI!: ISLAND 4. s!, CONC wITnNEw YORK CITY.

FROM the 1reenport, l. l. Watchman, Dec. 10
The papers In discussing the present state Of national
affairs, and specuiatng upon the probable results Of dis
union indulge numerous theories the ultimate issue
and the way will affect particular localities. The
attention directed TO this forbddng topic the backer
hecnmee the nrosnert u 70 evidant thai the hsrrse
once Effected will not be confined TO the North and south
but that the Northeast and Northwest viii dverge from
the centre and the clash Of conflicting interests released
from federal bonds will rapidly separate the discordant
elements Of the great American nation into Of pet
" provinces, the prey of domestic anarchy foreign
deepotism,
We believe Long Island Is connected with tho city OF
New York by many ties that their lot cannot be divi
ded In arecent debate in the House Hon Daniel T. Sickcs
declared that the people OF the city cond
TO become mere apanage of Puritan province (mcan-
ing New Engiand), but will open their free port 10 the
commerce OF the world. Such would undoubtedly be her
best policy In that event. for Long Islands sece
ding from the State and joining the city.
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THE COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
from the South Carolinian, Dec. 1871


II remains 10 be whether the federal government
will attempt coercive measures II 1t does before
month the whole country will be in blaze Of
South Carolina will do all In her power TO avoid COLI
son and attempt be used unlawful tribute
Of her then disposed to think the question Of the
possession Of the forts be settled by commissioners
But she will not permit either the blood the treasure
OF her citizens TO be drawn by foreign government.
Mr. Buchanan acknowledges the right OF people to alter
and abolish their forms Of government also that their
own peace and happiness the only touchstones
TO which the permanency OF government must be
applied. The people Of the sovereign States Of
North Carolina, South Carolina or Georgia, in de
Gliding upon the continuance Of any government
which rules over them, not 10 consult the wishes Of
Massachusetts, Vermont New Hampshire; if go then
they neither State sovereignty independence
But IL they possess the right, either through
the constitution or through the Declaration OF
independence, or the bill OF rights Of the pco-
pie OF the several States, To change their govern
ment, then u IL an absurdity TO say that they can
change il, but must yet pay tribute 70 old govern
ment in which they claim anticipation by represen-
tatcn Taxation and representation must 20 together
and when by secession or the fundamental right to
change government which lies at the foundation Of the
entire American system, representation is withdrawn
taxation must cease The constitution gives power
20 the federal government resist the withdrawal
presentation by state and II could have intended
TO enforce taxation without representation.
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ANEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole prupr1eoss Messra q. I. F0x J, W. Iiussrd
Hlsl Monday, April g. 1850
2n&Agoment Of the tAlented
LITTLE OORDELlA HOWARD.
Nh AND MS. &. o HOWARD,
Who win appear this evening d
DEED Oh rae DIBkAL SWAMI:
Tom Taylors great dramaHxAton Of Diokens new work
A TALE OF TWO CITIEa
And favortte Fame.

HH0R0B CHRIETY'S MNBTRELA
NIBLO'S SALOON.
CROWDED WITH
LAST WEEK OF THE TOODLES.
This sy0rte company viii continue their recherche enter.
tatnmonts ~ heretofore, previous 10 their
DEPARTURE FOB EUROPE
In the early
Last Of piece of The soss6n eorre
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TOODLES.
WITH CAUDLE LECTURES.
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In conjunction with
THE BEST QUARTETTv
TIE NEWEST BALLADS,
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BlDAUX, WIL1ARTH and HERMAN. Alternately In NEW
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OF on PAINTINGS,
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TO WORKARS IN IVORY, T0RrOIRE SHELL,
HORN AMI ROME

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Sssss hcsss: sac ssrsw as wheels sSa :.d silver
rockets wheels msoons red blue green and white sy
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given De printing Of play book s snS. s: q
msauscp and copied IN the best and :. the
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| YEARLY BOOKING rxR.
each year '1''' ma - '''' '''A VAC A 'A' '1'
stars. ..."........."..........$l0
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banas
Iessses for :ach Lease, on c:iivery
80, Authors charged ten per cent on ooecnons..
sss:sss lie a.ssssr and Ards on;!
e 30 n ps syss, as %
hereby securing the advantage secrecy
Made payable By an order on tie Manager. -,
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lay or ssas%:n Second Walking lady &
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on whose account such expense have been in
We arc about pubrssing Theatrical Map. with The ds
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&C. &C. whns . Obtain snsas Win snS WI Ss 9
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sDove named essbhmsns should make immediate app
prOson under the superyOu q iSs leading isni "a Ibis
oon% unis.sIons :sns . r.: cass 70. applied By
SSsSsa:: :sy q SSsiss:: A :rass: ssI:::
nun. g1ss siRb -
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wards. Taylor, Q. Aiken Pile and otAer popular
An aph.beci ~ 9! over Leu Plays tpubushsd BY ND.
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20 ;:s; ss';s: & s
HroH0o0Ekszr rorAL oorCrnr HALL,
ous. ~ 4 3. sy a 4. s
- 80. t1sT WEEK % SoE4TMxs SooLiFTLfs:
o dess Wellington y. Js; Casa; ssssc Kate Leslie
late with George Christys ainsrels. who win appear In
zaE MI
(Comc and Sentimental singmg,(
E1 rssss 1890: s:ss. r1 mssig
s' Ssa Ssissss q Fun.
Adnisson 10 ceuts. -
NATIoNAL ooSCEkT HALL,
l72 New Canal street, one block from tho Bowery
DussE1DoH' oAt " sIo:A~y.
os ess e SssS'''s to So ' Statues s JENNY
BAnB.rs BUST o. . aAEERS aisE,"
aSbESSosk ss, HALL, .ss GRAND STREET:
NVxH ~ MUslOAL AMIEnfnisE
Cpi0ooiu M, an. NVng11 nGGSSs ros0nA
81 vALoA adj OEAc
nnI9 ~ TIE o su'"00 NJ VIC 0Afs' " 10 weeA e.,
q I4bIss COLI ExRRiiHiids and Bioooais..:: '
~ GUARD CHAINS....... 160
Ivy rnNUnS. 100
g Tyyrnf1Cks 20
0ENL0 HATS. 30
50 EkdRAvINGs Of Tho LORDS sUPPnR......... $50
-. $780, ........
"a gifts VALUED $1,000
Ia ne course OF me there VIII bo offered Tor sale
4U CONvEkr TICKETS.
Each o. nese ucss enco:ed IN sealed envelope BY re-
sPonnec p1fue VII ente the purchaser 10 one number out
are receive vALU n the end OF Tia week
BY applying e he Hal % Do Iondsy foiiowfn hsir pus
chase,
Among The features Of tho evening nay be mentioned
LUCINDA AT TIE BOIREE
Concluding with the