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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
THE HEAPTHSTONE CLUB.

The Hearthstone Club held it, regular monthly meet
ing on Saturday, at 3 p. M, in room No. q Cooper
Institute MR.. JOHNSON presiding. communication
was received from the Secretary, Mrs. De Grove,
signing her Office on account Of domestic duties. The
subject for discussion was then taken up. 1t was
"Tbe House." Mrs. BoGERI read paper in which
she maintained that most women thought too much OF
their furniture and too little of their children She did
not think il right TO shut out the sunlight for the sake
Of carpets and indicated children rights 70 gen6rM
enjoy meni of the house.
Mrs. WILBoUR suggested that il was the duty Of
every mother and daughter to do something toward
creating the adornmenis of the house. Furniture was
not selected with sufficient reference to fitness most
women could not resist The persuasions of the furn-
tire dealer when they assured Tat such chair,
sofa mirror the latest style, and Mrs. Back or
Madame La Bafe had just ordered an entire set
Good taste fer violated by placing ele CANT ar-
cles where they did not belong; she had even seen
wardrobe III q parlor, and washs,and in hall. Deli
Caey OF feeling dictated tia, small choice souyners
should not be placed in paror or crawlng-room
where they might be touched by careless fingers; the
private chamber, though finished ever simply, was
the place for all dear gifts and loved tokens. Sho
would have the diungroOm as pleasant rs any IN the
house the walls adorned with pictures and the fnrn-
ture Immaculate Light had much % do with the en-
10Y meut OF dinner. If the sunshine could be adj
United into the without inconvenience u hight
ened the flavor Of the yands at least the apprecia
ton OF it. Houses in the city were generally kept too
dark, producing dampness lnllrihg iufnilnre hh rum
ing pair ting IL was great comfort to have the adj
Missile portion Of house in different degrees OK
light in gasghted rooms To have some shaded place
for the nervous or sad homeair conld be given To
every nook and corner and AN atmosphere Of welcome
not only for the family and their friends, but sLso
TO the worthy stranger who might accidentally be
within their gates.
A discussion arose which extended 10 dolls. Ono
lady thought thai a rag-baby was as good doll rs
any and that children generally had many toys
thai they appreciated none. Another thought that ~
the dcll was the childs ideal Of the human, should
be beautiful 20 az not to vate the chlds taste Tho
President suggested that it should be artistic IN form,
and she had something say about the sapeless mon
strostes in the market. Committees were appointed
to prepare lst of officers for mex, year, the next
meeting being the animal meeting; and TO alter tho
constitution so that there may be two Secretariess
Corresponding and Recording secretary-snd :
Treasurer. The Club then adjourned TO meet on inc
lat SATURDAY. in January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
THE CONGRFSS.


Nothing Of importance had transprcf relative 10 the
Congress. Tbr attend ,nce of Count CavOur a. the
Ket1esetative Of Sardinia attracted mach atteI son,
hut roilirg Wis officially known -Le subject.
II II stated that the beligeTent Power ouly would
lie represented 10y their Ministers e Foreign Affairs,
the renaIine Powers 70 send Pienp0ten'laries.
Tie Paris PotrJe mentions, ar a rnmor, that Pnnee
Gorsc akof VIII decline 10 attend ne Congress ar The
Perroterary 81 Russia unless Encland Represented
by come impoItant member az The Cabinet
Tie Vienna correspondent OF The London Times
say that il finally settled that Count Recnberg IL 70
be rle.ert for Austria AZ the opening Of the Congress
Baron Won Mysenburg, who went 10 Zurich with
Count Colloredo also goes to Par,, aud VII remain
there as Tie second Peuipotentay len the Minister
President returns to Vienna.
Ii is IA deIsoOd that the Congress will not meet on
tie 9Th OF January, but probably about the middle Of
that month.
The Paris Press contains article, in which It IL
obscryed that England and Sardinia must have de-
handed and obtained serious guarantees before send
Ing defn to answers to the invitation Of France aud
further remarks that the Congress would be iinPo's bic
If the principle Of non-interyen.On had hot been ac
celted by AL tie Powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
coNTIs, led FROM THE TRIBUNE or DEC. %.

CONTINl I'D FROM THE TRIBUNE OF DEC, -.
Nr. Robert l.. Randall u Mr. {. 4. DaHG.
PHILADELPHIA, 2Sh December 1883
SR-Your answer of the 9th inst TO my note OF the
2sh inst reached me this morning through the medl'
um of THE NEW YORK TRIBUsE of this day.
was informed by gentleman OF und0uOted char-
acer that Won were one Ofthe Editors of THE TRIBUNE,
and that jhe offensive article of which have COM
plained belonged 10 that department Of the paper,
which is under your especial supervision. Inc name
OF this gentleman is AT your disposal II you require u;
You state in your published letter, that i - well
known who is tie Editor Of THE IkIBUNg- do not
know The Paper, purports 70 be published by
Horace Greeley Il Co.." and have been informed
that there are several Editor l, now request you
viii give me the name or names Of the tdtor Or
Editors
There are some remarks made by you in your COM
munication which are uncalied for and irrelevant 20
the subject matter OF our correspondence pass
them by, for the present without answer or comment
1t will be time enough to discuss the mer when
have ound gentleman who VIII acknowledge himself
the author Of the publication.
Your. respectfully.
Mr.. CHsnIEs \ DAyA
newton
Repiy.
NEw-YoRK, Dee. 90 p.
SIR: I have not the honor Of your acquainta &c,
and am not able 20 understand on what ground you ap
ply to me for the information you desire. Yon say
ha, you are warethat The publishers Of The TRIBUNE
are Messrs Horace Greeley q Co. Allow me to sug-
geat that your application might perhaps have been
nore properly directed TO them.
remain. Sir
'-' CHARLES A. DANA
yr. RoBr.f Z. RANDALL
Nr Randall 10 Mr. Dana APaiH. ,a.o
PHILADELPHIA December ~, 10,
Sir
Your letter Of the ooh inst: has been received, and
Il contents noted. -, :.
On the 26L mat: addressed you note in which, IN
a respectful manner stated, that had been informed
han the offensive publication, IN regard 10 my sell;
which aruearedin THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE ofthe 2'rd
instant ,manated from the department OF thai paper
which Wa uncer your superyisiOn NJ one OF iIs Edit
-. A..
In vour reply 70 this communication You state thai
the Editor OF TIE TRIBUNE, was universally Known anu
by implication, tha; You were not an Edior OF tue
r,per and had TO concern in the publication In my
answer Of the 2sh instant reiterated your eohlec
ton with this publication and rendered TO y1u Ine
name of the Gentleman, upon whose authority iiaP-
Gated YOU in H. you submit 10 the accuracy Oh Ills
atenient, ana DO not attempt 70 deny H. -. ~
Your note of the 2th int: in reply to TINS s'Hes
thai YOU have not the honor OF NY ac1usnt'hee' ui@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
FRANCE.

Prince jerome Napoleon was unweu Of infamml.
ton of the lungs the latest dispatches from f!rs,
however, say be was improving.
The L0Rfon T'ms' correspondent. at Adon says the
rort Of Adool, in the Red Sea, has been ceded 70
France and that a French vessel OF w4s shortly
expected there TO take possession.
TIE Porte had given permission tc build a Roman
Catholic Church on the Island Of Masowah, to be
under the special protection Of France.
ASgiss papersays that Napoleon refused permission
for Marshal McMshcn 20 sccep the sword which was
being GOT mp Cor him in ireland.
Tie Paris MoHtenr publishes an article explaining
the law of the press, the wisdom and necessity OF
which it says, has been proved by eight years eXPe-
rencc.
Runor8 were current that the Emperor would in
augurate the new year with fresh demonstrations OF
pacific character.
The Paris Bourse had been animated and firm, but
on lie 10Th there was q slight r,lSpse under rumor
that the Congress was postponed MI the 10Th or I'D Of
January. The Reafcs closed az .lf. 30.
P,EIs, Saturday, r7th.-The MoRhRr Of to-day
contains the following: Tee Emperor received yesteF-
day the Papal Ngneic who presented letter from tie
Holy Father.
still serious YeuIitic pains IL the ieit SIDE having -e'
in, nee, ssii ated the piiea'ion OF fresh ohs'crs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

Tug u. G. X. R.-A poor black man, tired of work
INC for master con uded 70 come North and set up
for himself One day last week he secreted himself on
a .cbooner at Norfolk, and, eludng detection during
the VOYAGE, slipped ashore IN New-lork on Friday
NIGHT without "a cent in his pocket. Necessity drove
him to the Fourth Ward Police Station, where he OBJ
tained lodgings While there policeman, by some
meape. possessed himself of the mans history, and
took MIN ON Saturday TO Deputy Carpenter, VINO or
dered him 70 be taken TO Essex Market Police Court.
There, it seems, lie was temporarily committed on a
charge of being drunk and O.orery, and the officer
welt oil to take measures for securing his rendition to
slavery, engaging to 10 back az certain hour, but
|sthout stating his intentions, or notify ING the mags-
raie that the prisoner was fugitive slave.
Soon after two welknown lawyers appeared III
N ,urt and demanded 10 see the prisoner. The man
1 : brought out and an examination asked for. The
NJ ,pla;nant had not arrived there affidavit or
NJ charge, and the discharge Of the prisoner was
med. The Magistrate asked the poor fellow, who
-hOAd dreadiuly downcast, his name. The man
s~tit. Where did you come from = just thee
I v"e the lawyers moved lis lips, but no sound was
"a" New.llampshre, SAID the fugitive, MS face
neulg up wah new lite. You may go, said
We syistrate, with a laugh, and minute after
went q counsel ere their way up town. Ten
ssAho'eAater the policeman in, but did not find
his gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

RAILROAD s,.N THy s, rTH SIDE oT Los' 'hA'p'
The y, = ,;csdy Serfine, reports the proceed
ibcy 81 p ...sG-gb,'l At South Oater bay on iuos-
day .s ara. q, o.rl aries for constructing S'u'n
side / D.. !. and Eli,,.l. IL sdds;
The ,s,.smylat, route Of this road IS from baby
lon ,hrog. ne .vtreme southern parts Of tbe towns
o Oyster Ray Al e@rslead thence to Sswn1as
-. flvIon On Jerusalem; thence il is yet some
,sba, DON doubtful whether the road will be made TO
s,.",os 20 "a 20 aecomr odate the village Of Hemp
"a on continue on straight line through the
en- ,art Of Freeport, Near and Far Rockaway
W. ,aetsfsrd 40 900 has already been subscribed
N ,bia village 10000 has been subscribed IN the CITY
If brooklyn, and large amount at Babylon ana ucn'
nv. The or ginaors OF this project are Determined 70
carry il through; and our readers nay so $3.50 ~,
hear that The construction OF South Side knirosa h~
com NC need.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
I-RKEI.

Advice. from Constantmople say the Porte was de-
Eberatiug whether It would be eNpedienL 70 ofS VIC
Snez Canal question before the great Powers
The Ofieiai Journal al Con-tanunople puonsne; -
-, ar,ice showing the necessity Tor intervention il
Seryia. III rb.sso.
/, is stated that the demand Of ire French to;s ,
IA Lsen snrpor;ed by the Ministers OF Austria, Pfs-
s;' Rnseia. and Sardinia. Fuad Pacha confessed DC
aJ fo1nailg engaged himself refuse anau'dorzaoA
to The project. TIE Turkish Cabinet, after sturny
" ero ~ The matter agreed - request ofthe Pow
uls'I:t b5 made the above demand, To come To an
',nJsrs.anding with England III the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

The Bremen . this post on Saturday for Europe
Bremen, tool ~ wcsself, Tor Southam gton and
ineuding reDrss. $50 in specie and 80 passengers,
nent from s,s,..r yes Of every part of the cont.
City of Ws.l:.~ ID 10 Vancouver Island. The
took out AZ 9Is ~ Queenstown and Liverpool,
whom are G. IT III. and los passengers, among
dor, and fana. -, li,ish Consul a. San Saliva
eat 7s ra.. .ully' The Be,s.is for Hamburg. took
.OoN Out IL pas enger,. The naSse, % -, 81 ,to.o
blum. IND in the appropriate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
The ssaugor hanks.

BANGOR, Saturday, Uec' OF, To-.
II is UNDERSTOOD here that certain interested pares
are determined 10 brig Bangor banks into dlsrepu,e
Tor purposes of speculation. The banks were never
on better footing than at present, and there are no
;rIe, arc all abundanly able and ready TO redeem
,beiI circulation except the Norombega, which y II
the hsnGs Of receivers The trouble with the Noro ~,
Icc. BL war caused entirely by transactions OF the
Cashjor. unknown 10 the President and Directors, pn
the ases Of the bank are sad TO 10 s'''e"' " ~
deem the i1lls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

10 the Associated Press. 800
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dee. 81, 1873.
Senor Don Juan Bello yesterday presented his ere
den,ia to the Secretary OF State aad was received as
Charge oAIaires from the Republic of Chill to this
Government. ,,.o
W,sHyGTOS, Jan. J, 1860
information has been received from Madnd by
which It appears that Minister to that Court Is en-
couraeed to believe that claims against SPAN are
now in position for adjustment. IRE odical CORES
popdent seems to Justify this conclusion.
Prominent members of Congress are privately dis
Guessing the proprety and justice of amending the eX
stipg laws which authorized the President TO repe
Indn ncursions aud foreign invasion, and to suppress
| armed expedition organized in this country agans
| foreign States with which we are at peace 80 as to
make the principle applicable to our own States, with
view, to protect one IRON nyasion ny persons from
another and TO punish the abetors OF such otenses.
LEGISLATION on this subject has been suggested by the
recent IIarpers Ferry raid and bill for this purpose
Will probably be introduced in the Senate at an early
| day.
! Indian Affairs Greenwood TO the Governor OF
Kansas that there il scarcely an Indian reserve any
| ,ybere that is EXEMPT from the trespass OF the
whites and Ire is firm hs determination Ia prosecute
those who have encro3ched on the Miami Reserve IN
kan s9s and says the tine has arrived when Inc EoN-
eminent must maintain IL treaty stipulation with the
| Indians. =.
gl,nd has concluded a treaty with Honduras, by which
| he Bay Islands are ceded to that Republic. There
now remains to be adjusted only the les important
opestion OF the surrender of the Mosquito froeeorae
by Great Britain 10 Nicaragua 70 compete the sette-
| ,;eni of The differences between Ensiano ana the
Tinted States growing ont OF the Clayton-BulweF
treaty on the bases OF which the two Governments
have heretofore agreed. That MI wye VIII sue'eeu
n concluding The pending treaty with Nicaragua, does
| NOT aimi. OF . doubt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Interesting from tie Pacific.

JgFFERsOs CRY, Saturday, Dec. 81, ls19.
The overland mall with California dales Of me sth
came IN the mail stages. -. ~,
Arrived at san Francisco, peeemoer ., sup MI W.,
v-ante. from Melbourne via Honolulu Sailed 9Th,
ship Daring for Jarvi. Island ,.......,, !.
There had been no foreign arrNh, ~ -, tiO'' 'N' u'
RIM M SIN Francisco was wen more Dun ior
,l 49, ending on the nh inst than the previous one.
-. .Ie cou.led to iobbng lots, aud Il vas utterly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
URGENT BRITISH CABINET SESSION,


SAcSyILLE, y. b, Jan !. 1850.
The British Mail steamship Csnsda left liverpool at
II 20 a. n Of tie Eth ult touched az Qceens;o gn
the following day, and arrived at Halifax al p. IN.
yesterday. She sailed thence p FOR Boston 1T
which Iort she will be cue early Monday morning.
The screw steamship Etna le', Liverpool on the
morning Of the l7tb, Tor NeN-York direct.
The screw steamer Bohemian, from Portland, ar
I.ycu at Liverpool al 90 n. m, Of the lJsh.
The screw steamship Vigo, from New York reached
Queenstown on tine afternoon OF he 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

The Hon Neal Dow, of Portland N. ~,
Mn wsn u rom terrible death on "Wednesday lar
Waxing across rafler in bis steam torn1
4 Instance Of sixteen feet and s,rpck mo-.
"s;'p"iy escaping Vat of scalding hot wa,or
iA'd up iusensibIe, but is now in f,jr w,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02

EAITIMOEt, JAN I, Iot".
The weather has been intensely cold all day, the
thermometer indicating but 10 de-. above zero he
harbor is filed with lee There Is also eonsidereoe
ice in the Potomac and the Southern mail boat failed
- c|nnecf Al WASHINGTON this evening. The ship 81
ver S'ar cot aground at the mouth OF the PaApsc9
6nriuc the late storm and will have to be hghIened
no f,r. she will come off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-02
Passcugers.

Nr snl M. Bacon, Winthrop GILL! sud nIrs NJ Chad
Gy Sin q slsyth and ersst Aers J. ai,rhsl sad son
o., Nof-c- Icouy Cake, Bldse, " he, lloyd tl-uet
1911 TI.-bctto Stephens Na-s goydeu Milton. Col4g
NJ Woo5og.e sIuuEoe Said snd Snst5n- smith, Hear
-. Ycof n Crlre Lri0n. Dlckal IitcLce 4 ~ ilaas
ru,er Sesg.n Par, Bae-. Callers Johnson IAog oralz
~. Cae4.4-s-Alrs. Preston I'D Il AIT, Aiss Acga
n. ss.rn ann
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nNnIA ANn CHINA.

Tie details by the Calcutta mails o. NOV. ~ 70 the the
a a,VSc ALREADY received by telegraph, 80.
~ The Hong kong correspondent Of Ihe Ii"Ss say
tho reorganization of the Cus'om-iiou'e az .nVu
under e direction Of the foreign Inspector rad eFe Tf
much excitement and wa: likely 70 anee, raul Ne new
Ah'ilean ~ i Rad communicated with Minister Ward
= how, W., -. shorty expected nom Japan
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~ hs. ADtoinette Brown Blackwell preached
lh'>~Sesa;,, cold,,o.l,s NJ IIan No ~, Broad.
Way, On ~ '"' w. ,.,1r~.
de Inn soome in which philosophy is to discover
Of Go. Ggion as 1t has been discovering those
,sSe,A. ,, a1'h which reason and knowledge are to
implicit faith and belief
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Fire in, Newport.

PgUlIDTNCE, Saiurday, Dee. Ut IN'';
The Touro Cotton NH at Newport was totally
DESTROYED by fire this morning. IL worAed aoou.
~ ea0 nalcs and was IN irst-rate condition. lt was
ay1rcd bv VIM. W. Bishop of Providence, and leased
Inv limit Co OF this city, The loss is not less unn
s,,o "a and Is insured in Providence.
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b. Civ If An, .Apf'--A netting Of the Bar 0
2As, room -, on " Wednesday the ith ii. at4pm A p
y 'heir respect for the private ,,a ., r M 70
'N'scter TO the late Daniel Cadv. NJ PROVISIONAL