New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17

| ra,dav when Miss ANY Elliott will make her debut
| az Juliet. Joseph Jefferson is announced Tor next
| week.
| Laura Kecae continues the Seven Sisters" which
| is in tho full tide of successful experiment.
At the the North, Spading and Rogers Circus
offers new and int resting programme.
Ba,.num's Museum gives this week the always pop
Mar drama Of The Sea Of Ice" The double-voiced
singer Aztecs, and other wonders remain.
Hooley and Camp6eifs Mnstreis at Niblo's Saloon,
offer holiday feast of Ethiopian fun.
Cry CASvAss.-On Saturday, instead Diminishing up
the City Canvass and proclaming the result as was ex
pected the Board met at hour later than usual and
went through the few catering returns yet remaining
after which they adjourned until this morning at 10
| o'clock.
| ARRIvALs.--The Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson Of Bing-
hamton. N y; Col. Hardee, Col. Ruggles, and ID. NJ.
Cook, of the United States Army; E. II. Wright and
W. washbmn of Boston, at the Fi.tb-Avenuo
| Hotel.
| The Hon. d. f. Somes of Maine; II. ID. Bacon Of
Ct. Lous; Sam. Cowell and daughter OF England;
| Benz Huger Of the United States Coast Sarvey; and
C. o. Chaplin of Springfield, Ill., are at the Metropol
| itan Hotel.
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| Of Delaware; j. Thomas of New-Orleans; and j.
Rayene of South Carolina, at the st. Nicholas
| Hotel.
| Gen. 4. 8. johnson and family Of Kontsckyi j. II.
Chapin Of Albany and l.. Sturdevapt of NewOrlears,
| are at the Astor Heuse
Capt Michigan of the steamship vigo; II. Lovett
of London Eng. and DIR. Nichols and lady Of Wash
| ington, d. G., arc st the Everett House.
L Och, ~ Raj ri and
L. Wett and j. Babcock Of Halifax n. s., are st the
| Brandreth House.
| NEw-YoRK CITY TRACT SocIETY.-1he thirty
fourth anniversary Of the City Tract Society, and the
thirty-eghth Of the female branch held last night
| in the Rev. Dr. McCauley's Church, on the Fifth
avenue, near Twenty6rst street. in the presence OF
! large congregation.
Att O'Clock, the President Of tho Society, the Rev.
Dr. Thomas De Witt took the chsr and the exercises
were opened with singing the 18th hymn. After
| prayer by the Rev. Dr. McCsuley. the Treasures
| report was read by AR. William Walker Il showed
that The receipts from individual donations during the
year were &i I67 9s; other donations 1858 63; doDa-
tons from churches, A. 1873 Ii. Total, 62O5 Is.
| Expenditures for missionary service tl4,27i paid
American Tract Society, s25E o6; paid for printing,
1895 90. Total, 81 l09 &c. Showing an Indebtedness
| Of 1904 81.
| Mr.. A. X. Wet-uore then read tie Annual Report,
detailing the result of the labors Of the Society during
the past year. after which addresses were delivered by
the Rev. Thomas G. Hastings, the Rev. +. G.. Clark,
| aud the Rev. Wm Hague. The exercises were closed
with singing the long meter doxoogy by the eongrega
| ton and benedc,ion, which pronounced by tho
| President.
| TENPIRAYcE DEn0gsrRArIoE.--A great meeting is
promised for thi evening, at the Greene-sIreet NJ E.
Church, by Mohawk Section No. =, Cadets oil honor
| TROUBLE AT THE NEw-YoRK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
CoLlEGE.-The students of the College held meeting
on Friday evening, to consider alleged ndignty Of
fered to Prof AyIette, by President Draper. TIE
Professor who IL blind, is native Of Alabama, and
sort of private tutor for the Southern students of the
College. He IL said to have acted for many of them as
confidential agent. The letter of the President of the
College, conveyingthe offensive mpaationS complained
| Of is "a follows:
d. ATIsrrEDear Sir: WIZ yon plsrse give rspie' of
the Of the Facuty 30 the Jour fole wing 9ues.'nal
Have yop informed my student ths' 1t is not Necessary to
"a, @ tickets e. ts 6egssa1 e the s,og and 'h tie
fseny d not tGn Sa s sss a 1des I'D BROUGHT Il
Yol fo the purpose Of paying their college iees aud
Haze yo Ui II CT TeV Se%Yot nds given to sny
uncUrren notes a. heavy discount keeping the difference Tor
Hsye you failed repay any student Who had deposited his
il unable Keep their with you7
iour eay rSgly 20 thesc qde''i'n' VII ss' 9II;ss
President Medical Fscu.y N Y. c.
The students adopted resolutions sustaining the Pro-
fessor and indorsng him an honorable mHu, shove
| all reproach.
| On Saturday afternoon a meeting was held for The
purpose Of ascertainng how many of the students
would go South with Dr.. Aylete in the Marion, which
sas Oh Wednesday. Fifiy-seyen Of the studeuts
signed the st AMI il is raid the number will DO lsg,
The owners Of tho steamship line have agreed to take
| them al reduction OF - per CAPITA Dr. Aylette
made few remarks in which he distinctly stated that
this action was not secession movement, in political
| sense. In conclusion, he bade them afectonste
adieu sndsaid il they should never meet earth, ne
| trusted they might meet in heaven
Several OF the students have already left The College.
gone to the 1wenty.hrd street College, others design
! going 10 the Nashville College. So the matter rests
| SrlsBISG IN ! RUN SBoP.--0u SATURDAY night,
row occurred between Christian Huske, keeper Of q
ruu-sh0p at No. IS Centre street snd ,Wo Irish 10
| borer, named James Gowsn and PstIick Brady.
While they were quarrelno, Brady, az IL alleged,
| stabbed Huske in the abdomen. The wounded man
| immediately summoned Officer DiSon u the Sixth
Ward aud the asesilants were arrested. Huske
taken 10 the Hospital when the Physicians stated that
they thooghi it doubtful If he could survive his in.
! jurics. Jurtiee Welsh yesterday committed Gowsn
and Brady to ,hc Tomb to avail. theTesult Of Hustes
INJURIES.