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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
Advertisement.
Cnou AIcrIoN af a GREAT SACRIFICE

10 Geo ward. FL g-h Velvet Carpets, at per yard
1890 wards English Brussels Carpets at 70 81 per yard
2oNO wards Three ply Carpets at Sc 70 S'c per yard
80 go yards Ingram Carpets 2sc, % 4ec, and soc per ysrd
5Cse yards English Druggets TO yards wide.
2OOO wards Hearth Rugs at 81 80 each.
O0 wards Floor Oilcloths 3ie, Soc, TO 15c yard
Also assortment Of Table aud Piano Covers tndow
Sd Mats Mating Stair Rods Church and Office Carpcts a
prices far below any quoted in this city at HRAx AsDxasos
No. 90 BoweTy. displayed IN ten spacious Sleuooms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

bs act Col. Corcoan is clerk In the post-oice at
5000 year. He has worked hard to improve n@ 'es,'
meni and he is popular with his men thai '''o'e 70
little doubt should be be cashiered BY the Cou'!' NC
will be triumphany reelected soon AS bis senter.0
8 promulgated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BOARD or CAsyAssERs.--The County Board of
CanvasseIs reassembled Yesterday, and counted the
returns from the st elk Wards Of which nearly every
DitIct had to be cent back for correction. 1t is not
probable that they complete their abors before the
middle of next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
Advertisement
How TO Do IT.-Merchants wholesale and 70

tail puzzled TO know how place their empoyvss
whether this will make good salesman that, good
couuisn this reliable and trustworthy confidential CLERK tA>
q cashier Sc chronological description. carefully wrifea
would settle the question aud indicate the exact place eA
best oil FOWLER WsLLs No 38 Broadway male
private examinations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
AcclpErrs.-Yesterday morning. Henry Herms

Weber resides No go West Flneth street was run
over by Broadway and badly Injured He was taken
the NewYork Hospital William Hickey junk dealer Ne
siding the OF Ninth aud Greenwich srce w
run O'Clock "Wednesday evening by Ninth ave
Railroad and his leg broken in two places MINI
" ard policeman took him to the Newlork Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
Advertisement
THOSE MOST WONDERFUL OF all wonderful be-

inrs the AZTEC CHILDREN exciting great deal OF in
BASr MusEus and Thousands Of visitors are seeing hrn,
daily So also, that Domestic Drama Rose ELsks Is e.
ordp- the most unwonted satisfaction 20 Bsrnums patrons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
RIAL Es1Arr.-The following sales were made yes-

terday by A. j. Blocker, Son Co.;
Eours,oiy brick house and lot No. dst 9ress SIS
houses and lots Nos 2o8 2O 2l2 and 2li adj eaeh -
lots lst-av including ". 51thrt, each -
lst-av and 57h-st. each -
lot 56th-st., i75 n. Of 2dav. 25x1oos L1ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

SocIrIY roR THE RELIEF or Poor WIDOWS WITH
SMALL CHLDRrs.-The sixty third anniversary of this
Society was held yesterday at IL o'clock, in the con-
sistory Of the Rev. DR.. Pottss church, corner Of
University place and Tenth street. The meeting was
opened by the reading ola chapter in the Bible, and
tie reports of the Secretary and Treasurer were then
constituted the order of the day. Miss Carnage, the
Secretary, read statement Of the general abors Of
the Society from which il appeared that their exer-
tons for the relief of poor widows restricted in
the city, between the boundaries of Chambers and
Thirty street by of lack Of funds; also
that the manner of carrying on the benevolent objects
for which the Society was designed, was by means
of monthly visitaons, for which purpose the city
Is divided into districts, each affording relief for
about thirty individuals. The necessity of larger
number Of subscribers dwet upon, there being at
present about four hundred The Treasurer Mrs.
j. j. Swift reported that the amount expended during
the year past was S5,75i; the number of women
benefited was 45S; children 40. An election WAS
then held with the following result Mrs. l.. Perkins,
First Directress; Mis- MeWherer Second Directress;
Mrs. W. =. Griffin. Third Directress; Mrs j. j. Swift,
Treasurer; Miss Damage, Secretary, and forty
managers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

We are requested to call attention to the exhibition
of Speers Scpural Dissolvng views, at the Market
street Reformed Dutch Church. this evening at q
O'Clock forthe benefit of the children of the tivePonts
House of Industry, who will DO present, md sing some
Of their ule songs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
CITY IZEMS

Old Stephen Girard once hired a man to remove
pile of brick from one side of the street to the other.
WHEN the work was done, Girard paid the gentleman
aborer, and then ordered him to remove the bricks
back again. The man refused, and told Girard it
WAS foolish work, and he would not do it, The
Corporation cartmen are not 40 silly. For several
days carts have been at work transporting an inn
lnense quantity Of paving stone into West Houston
street. and lining the street for block. between Hud
son and Greenwich streets. Yesterday the carts COM
menced removing them to some other locality. Who
peys for il all?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
POSTMASTER Dx.-The New-York correspondent of

POSTMASTER DH.-The New-York correspondent of
Tie Philadelphia Press says:
"a fact was communicated TO me Yesterday of
character so unprecedented in the political annals OF
this city, and ereditabe TO the distinguished gentle
nan who was its author, that 1t deserves TO be pub
hed and commended in every paper OF every party IN
the country 1t il the first instance in this city where
high Federal officer has fatty refused to permit his
clerks to be assessed for political purposes aude
to the Postmaster Gen. Dix.
At the usual time for calling upon the clerks III the
Post Office for the payment of the usual percentage OF
their salary for the party, and when the person se
eced M tie tax-gatherer appeared az the once Tor
that purpose he was informed BY the General that he
would moi permit the assessment of single cent TO be
made upon single clerk for any such object; that the
clerks were the hardest worked and the poorest
paid of any employees of the Government, and that it
was an outrage TO exact from their small ptance
means TO dsfray the expenses Of the campaign. He
was opposed TO the practice in toto, and would not
pernii II to be enforced. More than that, US Post
master of New-York, he woulh not submit to any
political assessment believing the practice TO be sub
yersiye Of the public interest; but IA Mr.. Dix, a
private citizen he would cheerfnlly give the Com
mitee five hundred dollars, which he did. The thanks
Of every Government clerk in the country are due
TO General Dix for this bold and manly NC, in their be-
sf Il worthy the smalsti9a Of every Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

For EuRoPE.--The Hamburg mail steamer Ham
monia Capt Schweusen. sailed yesterday for South
ampton Havre, and Hamburg, with 100 passengers,
and 80. 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16
TRADE AND POLITICS.

10 he Editor Of The ". j. Tribune :.
SIX: In your Saturdays issue you cay thai " The
project be persisted in Of issuing for Southern c'rcu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

THE HOWARD HOTEL on FIRE.-About s o'clock
yesterday morning the Howard Hotel was found to be
on fire in the roof The perons discovering it had the
prudence to give alarm, andsucceeded in eXtingsh
ing the fnmes before serious damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

ExpEsDurRrs Up TO Nov. 1.-The expenses of the
CITY Government this year amounted to four millions,
eight hundred and sixty thousand, one hundred and
thiry-eight dollars. Included in these expenses are
the Alms-House the Board of Education, Fire Depart
ment City Courts and interest the city debt, 20 far
az provided for by taxation The Police Department
il paid out of the County Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

Fall OF SIoREHorsE.-About . O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the end wall of storehouse corner of
Sedlewick and Van Brunt streets fell out in
quenee of the heavy pressure of large quantity Of
grain which had been placed in the building. The
structure is of brick 200 by 100 feet in Dimensions
The wall forced out was ~ ncses thick with nothing
to support it. The damage is estimated at about $500
The premises are owned by Mr. Charles Kelsey, Gen.,
and occupied bya New-York firm. suit is now
pending in one of the courts, the part Of the occu
pant against tie owner the allegation that the
latter did not build the walls thick agreed upon
the time the building was erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

Kings COUNTY CIRCUIT Court CALENDAR, Now
I6-Nos IS 49, -, 81 g. 49, 49, 49, 81, SO, 49, 90 3D. 81 49, e.
a., 90, 16, 20. =, 90,
The Circuit Court will commence Oh Monday next az IL
announced that he III his former practice in regard to
the call the calendar the opening of the Court which Is
t The dsy calendar will be called through. All causes In
which neither party appear will be marked passed for the
term and al where only party painh or DEFENDANT
NAV sppeer win be taken aud disposed of default
Ar hi. the calendar will be called In the order Of causes ready
la trial
The Special Term Of the Kings County Supreme Court stands
sdourd until the Monday In December when the calen'
dar VIII he taken up al cause No. 81. - - m
BRooKIYE CRY Court CALESDAR.-NOs. y, 81,
p ~ a. 90 49, 40 A. a. 49, Al, 81, 49, 80. 81, So %, 80, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

CAPT. FARsuM RIoTous.-The notorious Capt. j.
Egbert Farnum was yesterday taken before Justice
Quackenbush on charge of dsorderly conduct, pre-
ferred against him by Mr.. Treadwe Of the st. Echo-
las Hotel 1t is alleged that the prisoner went to the
hotel on Wednesday night while intoxicated, and
wanted to extemporize promiscuous fight It Is
stated that he has done the thing once or twice
before but his entreaes had saved him from prosecu-
ton. He was required to find bail to keep the peace
in the sum of 81 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

COURT OF SEssIoSs-Before Judge Garrison, JUS
tice. Siwe and Stry kerAn Ellis tried aud convicted
indictment for grand larceny in stealing money from
friend named Mary Greeley Sentence was reserved
William Williams arragned for trial All Indictment
Charging him with assault with intent to Kill john Diworth
Both parties coored Some time In June last they attended
cooied ball at Gayeseud when getting into dispute about
Young darna Williams alleged fired pistol but not aiming
very straight the charged lodged IA the wall njnng
The defendant wa convicted Of assault and battery and
FENCED to the Pententiary for three months. .
John j. Clark and James McCey tried for assault
upn James McGrah The defendants driving McGraths
zs to the pound The latter eXpostused and from words
thew came TO blows the complainant being severely Injured in
IN, The defendants arrested and sentenced to the
Penitenary for three months. go
"hn Scott was tried for arson the secondderee setting
fire hi psnt-hop In Bridge street months since The
Jury convicted him Of attempted in the fourth degree and
he was sentenced "a the Pententiary for six months
Eliza Parker indicted for grand larceny In stealing watch
time since pleaded guilty petty larceny Sentence
reseryrd There Indictment standing against the prs
or for stealing clothing the house of VIM Harris In
Myrtle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

ma.ter and Collector Of cus ems in the un'teo 49,
and especially deserving of the hear'ee' c''''"''
ton of the press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

Grover & Baker announce in our advertising columns
that they have reduced the price of their Sewing
ma, hines q per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon, shortly after oclock,
FIRE broke out IN frame house No lo Nassau street
ned BY Mr. Colt New YORK and occupied by Henry Brown
cooTrd he fame communicated 70 an adjoining budlns
ned bv an African Society and which occupied by three
cred families beside being used African Mission school
The first binding damaged the extent Of f2n aud the
second $500 insured In the Hamilton Insurance Co. The
hIe was caused by defect IN the chimney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

A SERIOUS JoKE.-Wiliam Dempsey, boatman
living 12 Roosevelt street arrested yesterday charged
with having the cheek Of Richard Marvin with penkni
Dempsey appears while intoxicated went Into grocery In
Roosevelt street where he fell asleep While thus enjoying hiu
self an acquaintance and for joke backened his Ace
They then aroused the sleeper and after taking drink induced
him into the street When Dempsey found out the eh
PLAYED him. he became enraged that he assaulted Mar
VIM Of his companions with knife Justice Welsh com
4 tied the prisoner Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

Additional subscriptions received by Messrs HowianA
Aspnwa for testimonial Capt Wilson of the brig Minnie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

MINOR POLICE IrENs.--Anna Boyd of No. 60 Canal
charge of grand larceny Crok Of the soop Painter
plains that the prisoner picked his pocket Of $50 al Of which
was recovered.
James he young living at No Is Mulberry res<,
in the store of Mr. Hart Benedict No 81 Wsslns
ton street Tuesday night Officer Wilson of the finh Ward
observing that the panels the front door ming
tered entered the snd there found the accused With -
cents In his which he had taken from the money
drawer Justice Welsh committed the accused to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

!" lot cakes" A lock of intelligence ~ ,,vers Won.
ana you run ef with lightened be- 10 lead your
guests through bog, bush, and orar or TO lulI them
beside the silver water'".i tin the moment arrives.
Then, as you estser the supper-room, and see
that the confidential friend has done her
best, you can hardly refrain from
glance of conscious pride. How well the
honey looks in the high glass dish, and how nicely
the green leaves set of this snowy curd. The piles
of bread and butter reassuTe people accustomed to
hotel fare, and with uncertain IDEAS Of how much
they coud eat. BIT you have still surprise for
them here come the hot cakes, in perpetual sue
cesson, the general Of the kitchen herself bringing
up the reserves and catching look at the quality.
Success now is certain; everything is praised, and
partaken Of. You get the credit Of it all, and for
the tire imagine you deserve it. You even feel as
if il were your moon that lights so pleasantly the
last greetings, and beckODs your guests graciousy
on the way home. But when all is over, You rem
der unto Caesar that which is Cesars; praise the
cook, return thanks TO the confidential friend and
relapse into the insignifcance Of an impractical
wretch, whose presence in the family is no help,
and whose counsel is often hndraDce. Such are
the outward and inward aspects of tea in the
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

TIE REGATTA AT PoUGEKEEPsE-SRcoND DAY.
T. is Estimated that from fifteen to twenty thousand
peTsons were present t. witness tue closing days re-
gattaat Poughkeepsie on Wednesday. Tlree ;urson
boas were crowded. Hundreds of row boats were
also in the river between the stake boas, and such
scenes Of excitement perhaps never before wit
messed on The Hudson River At half past two O'Clock
Il G races commenced. The first was:
Too pair SOULS -woI!ug boats. First Prize, 20; second
prize Sit Three boats entered for this Ths Maggie
New York, James Csh and John Eckeulan; H. Geuet OF
Newly j. AMI w Beagleri Cstaract Of Yonkers.
Jsnes n. Wsldoa end AbTam Berman. The easily
by the Maggie tme, "a miu., Second pdze, H.
Genet; II Hio., 33fee
Second Raoe-Snlle sculls-shes First prize second
SEQ This the last IN the regatta Eight started
follows: Star of tho West New York Thomas Buns Oscar
Reed Joshua Ward kewbugn Young Stranger John Best,
Pongbkeepe May Bel, Roberts 2. Lynch NewYork Major
Morton Oh Ward NewbmgS Augustus Prpyn John Harcon,
strong John McCresdy New York After close and
citing the Fy by three lengths time 80 nin IS
stcoLd prize Augustus PIuyn time, 81 min, 80 sec.
Third -Four cared shell r prize fl50 second prize 10
This closer contested match than the previous
only three boats started Thei The Shaw, Pough
k.epsie Homer Woodn Wuam Stevens Ezekah Bene
and John Bes George j. Bro New York Dennis Leary,
John Eisn James Gin and Bernard BginJudge Voohes,
Brcokyu; Charles Wethera Villa SeltT Thomas Sslar
and James Sear Tie ats started and the Brown aud
Shaw ntnued side ~ side uu within short distance Of the
winning sskkboat when the Shaw took the I'D and by
about two length Tine 81 min 10 sec Second Prize George
J. Blown; Time, 81 min. Is sec.
The prizss presented 10 the crews Of the win
niug boats by Judge Nelson of Poughkeepsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

The Clereland Ohio PlaiRdeIler Of the Slss ut
says: "Frcw the Columbus street. bridge in TINS ivy,
10 The mouth Of the Cnyshoes, there is not vacant
dock, while last year half ssid docks were no. ~
use On the Southwest shote Of the river, for nearly
huff mile from the Mahoning Railroad Depo5 thefe
lie mountain hears Of coal aud iron in the raw wtue
20 be melted together here or elsewhere. The sel
mspsger of the Board of City Improvements ialos.
us that every horse dray and wagon that can do err
vice s on the CO. aud that the country for miles aoanu
has been secured for teaps" .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
PTILFb WtI6 VIoWb
niDg boats by Judge Nelson of Poughkeepsie.

WHORTLEDERRY OR DAsGLEBERRT JELLY.-To
every quart Of berries allow g Of water put them in
esrhen porcelain lined vessel and let them cook slowly until
soft Strain and ash through hair fieve-no
enough the seeds through To every pint the liquid
allow pound Of white Heat the jdce aud when bois
lim It clear and then sdd tho sugar Stir until. It l. all dis
solved ard allow to boil few seconds Dip into glasses
half pint bowls and when cold fine powdered sugar
top aud paste psper DO not thing Of tin about It,
else the color viii not be 80 fine.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-05-29
Letter from John c. Fremont.

The following letter from C,l. Frcmn'
was read at the Chicago Conye'iion:
BEAR VALLEY, Narposa, A.n. .2'h, 1850.
Ny DEAR SIR:--I have had the satista,
ton to receive your thoroughly sincere at
friendly lettor Of the eighth, from San Fra
CISCO and have to thank you equally for ID
warmth with which you urge your pTcposses
sons in my favor, an fof your very strou
expressions Of regret for the position ha.
taken sine, the campaign o; 1856. | hav"
been laborOusly occupied with my private n
fairs and so exclusively that ] have been en-
trely shut off from thu politics! lie OF Its
country.
In the beginning Of that contest, if had
neither political prestige nor party o'ganiza.
tiop, had at least no organized bodies op-
posed to my nomination. Now the case ''
wholly different. Yon will give full faith %
what | say when tell YOU that have per
sonally no desire for the Presidency; but ic
mos; earnestly desire to preserve undiminishoJ
the great honor which the vote Of the Nora.
reflected upon me in that campaign. In th,s
respect it would be no benefit 70 myself, aud
certainly none to the party | wish to serve, il,
under these circumstances, l were brough.
b.r. a.. Conventions, where could only b,
one Of Tie s.ewauis Of q ord. prefe-,
o.. cga.a... {. .-s..-., a'a as much as posi-
... q. i.' halln..v. aaa cave it to tha
... f..r. fec t. a.aa prompt selec.
l.a .e,ag She i.~.ua shed leaders
..rr .a actually aurn-ed IN maintain
.... G. a.s.....r t.e .r.s. '. II the party
rt..a ..# ..... .J i,ous had lri u
O. .,..l .... Inv. .. SIC oull DO placed
.r. . st-..a g.. o. .-,, aad wish
- have the certainly t-,' ia mis- event j
he pruwp,l Withdrawn, ask you to do ..
9fianJ,y scs t.; ne Il II becomes necessary.
| relv c5nfdentia'lv upon Your assurance
my rcqu,., vii. be faithfully observed
contingency which you. very friendly fec
make appear as proD,eIr, | look upon
neatly impossible. In such an event
nomination would be accepted, OF cours
the choce Of the party, and not as the r'-.
OF struggle for nomination, but this r'I'
| consider impossible. Renewing my thtn..
for permitting me to avail myself Of 30.
friendship on au occasion of SO much il,
tance To me,
ain very truly yours,
J. G. FREMoS
Addressed to Hon. ID. j. Staples, deir..
TO tho Chicago Convention.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-05-29

DISH FOR BREAKFAsr. Take half a
or as many as may be necessary, nee
fall pippin apples, or other good. .coosil"
pies. After wiping them nicely, cut u o.
slices about one fourth Of an inch thick:
n pan ready, in which there is pleutif
ply OF fresh sweet lard. The lad mu
bot before tho slices of apples are pat
Drop in the slices just rs YOU would IT,
Let orc side Of them fry until brown.
turn, and put small quantity Of sus
the Drowned side of each slice. BY tn
the other side is Drowned, the sugar Wi
melted and spread over the whole suriac
Serve them up hot, and you will have
good enough for anybudy.-[Farmer
Gardner
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-05-29
DIR. L.. IL. DIVE,
rH1uEoPArHIsI

HAS LOCATED AT RANSOM VII
lage where he hopes to meeta liberal patronage.
His is mo cure pas. lie will not hnmbug the
people, and then charge where he has not rendered efficient
service.
lie will treat all the diseases peculiar to New Country
without leaving the dreadful effects Of large doses OF er
curry and Gu nine. Ofice Hicks x sehermerhorn,
Store
Advice always given gratis apil2m3
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-05-29
JENE!.RY STORE.
Watch. Clock and Jew.Iry Reput

"htchs t.Oth unu 'ic"tliy
ys$HE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
u his Jewcy Store tho side Of Broad street, op
poste his old stand whore be br found at ali seasons
bic hours ready do work IN his line OF business shot
notice.
" He also sesps Watches, Clocks SpcctAcrs Jcwelry,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale Of gooa quality,
and At the most reasonable priccs.
Hnlsdale, oct. 18th, 1857. 1T. BRYAN.