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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

I1x SYRIAN SuTTTRERs The Committee fof Re-
ei The Destitute and Suffering in Sym acknowledge the re-
ceiy4 Of the follow ing sumo:
Gosh, as VI. ?. r. $50 j. A. S. S25, through ~ u 90
.cr1r ~. A. q X SIS, A. Lowell boston, *lOi Harley
Alamo Biich rs; Summit Miss. Third Pres Churuh
IbuI, hill RilhmOnd Va, 1885, through " u Obsoyrr no
A Lsdy, -; ", New Road n. y M John T. Rockwell
West nsted. Conn, 80, Reformed Dutch Church, New
Lofts n Y. si5 O5 through odd %; through ~ " 90
sorer 81 a. Thompson, Hoprv-ll " Y, S5j frst Prs
Church Geneva N. " slOO ~ Welsh Congl Church Hyde
Psrk Re. 42i from Cherry NeDey S1 4 X Riggs DRAKE
vile 40; X NJ Rand. Albany ~; Mise j. NJ heohanis
burg Pa SiOO NJ. L. b., Hartford Conn. 80 j. w ABdews
Columbus Ohio 90; LAdiN Bible Clos, Great Harrington,
&lh Pres Church Blrs,ie Pa Sj fnoDd OF the Needy
Amherst = through n. T. OL.tpo, ~ % Total, eS@ I'll
Prev iou.iv scbnowledged S2l 0e "a Total S2f 685 o.
HM A. BOOTH Treasurer No. 70 front dresf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

IhAsKsGNINo DAY AT THE NEwsBors' LoDGrSG.
HousE-"hen eVey one hooks forward TO time Of .i,v
il "a natural that the newsboys hould be anon. tho
anticipate NJ pleasant Thanksgiving Day VII no. tho GOOD
friends who desire to promote the hsppne~. Of thee poor b
to whom 'uoh opportunities enjoymea, are rsr rer.b,
hem on ht 0eoSonf Gs FOR the purpose can b. ea 10 The
NewSboys Lodging Hoasc, No. "a Fulton strres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

MEETING % RIM lRIsH SocnrY.-At the Church Of
the incarnation, corner of 18th street and Madison
avenue, on Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr.. Gubbins
gave account of the early introduction Of Chrisani.
ty into Ireland in the second century it, subsequent
progress and the present religious aspect of that conn
Try. For hundreds of years il had been enoined that
the service of the church should be read in Engl.h
while NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of tho population could not
UNDERSTAND lbaI IoDgQe, Ihs Lisb se,iety, nhpve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

BuRGLARIoUs WoaAs.-Mrs CatbaIn, Nm
70 l Ludlow arer on retaining to her aportn,oot %
80 aoeShce Uncovered that tho door had ben unIcs
l uI'au otohrn open and her hnshads cola ,ntcj - -
there found IN s%eHdns her investigations broo@ sS
t,mntsS ~ - 1ouns woman ooncealed who inmedla,ly ~
son Of tSs Tenb S%ss ,G her ept Che arrival Of ocsr jazz
SON Wa, rord au VINO took her into custody On her n.y
m ouhu number Of skeleton Keys and the l Az,
took UoS 80 TAKEN before Justice Brennan yeey who
TO answer She gave her name FIsn ana iocsed
OF 'hi' country % yoars Of age ''''o''~' native
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

FOURTH WARD hIssIos.-At the Fourth Ward
hs0n corner Of Oliver aud Henry streets nico dina. m
W. niue "shasteS 10 TO be gtvcn ThankSgying Day DO.
nations Of atee- Sufficient make very excellent d,np ia
the poor children under the Of the Mission and their a
"ih be made and u addition, toy. such as poc =. kpl, ~
be distributed The exercises viii eoulns.,e. Al l -
Dss6 and VII be- lhte.e.1in, "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

CIR, HoRrILr1Y.-Acoordns to the City Inspectors
report, the number of deaths in this City fos las, week
w:ss 800, Of whom 81 were men, IS women, ITO bows
and - girls; showing AN increase Of - over Ina
week, but a decrease OF - from tho weok ending tho
same date hast year. OF the deaths from acute d,ea.,
81 were OF inintlc COMMISSIONS - scarlet feypr
u inflammation Of the lungs, ii diphtertea, milan
NATION of the brain, Scroup,S congestion of the lunes
: bronchitis, typhus fever, aPopexy, 5 meaJes
4 dyrentcry, . tecthing Total 907 OF deaths from
chronic disease, 81 cares Of consumption, II In
faniile maIasnus, . dropsy in the head nfnte debi
lily, 6 dropsy, heart disease, adult debility 3
eirrbosis Vi the hver palsy. Total l2s. Oh deaths
IRON sAteIlal apd gileg GAUGES, weIs cars VI old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

THANKSGIVING AT THE FIVE PoIsTs-The ladies OF
The Old Brewery hisdOn With their socuoed .iyity are
preparing for her annual entertainment, the poor children =,
the Five Points Each child Gnder their osre VIII hen r,.
comfortable suit q clothing substantial dina.s and
suitable toy other reward They solicit contribution in
aid of their soh which may be directed 10 " ned No 6,
ParA street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

agent he wss proposed 70 educate The people IN The
the BibIe among the people. The Socety at the Last
inspection had 500 pupils. The speaker had been
distributor Of food sent from America IN the tiIne OF
the famine and be hoped now to be bearer o. .lli
which would be the means Of supplying spiritual
destitution of the same population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
COURT CAIENpAR-rv.n M,

UsuS STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Jury cs-es viii
be taken up today
srPRksk CouRr-GrSERAL TERN.-Win bs "
session on Wednesday. -.
SuPhhE CONFERENCE.-The NO. sSso,s
ieS ioi loa 1855 lso 1875 1888 lSs 1857 lSe igl ~ ~
isest isll, 1921 lbS iO5, 83 leo Part ISes ~. go
lllS, lies looi. issO JS 1904 1895 1894 1894 500, W" W.
ise, lys 1904. ilss isS. 1854 lss T5s Ssa ., ,.L~
svrkBioR COuRr.-No new causes VIII pi'~A'S
up this Tesm. -.
Cosa0N PIKAs.--PaI7 The Equity CaehaN "
hond.y viii b. c,nshusd Part IL -AoansdI er ee iens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN OLD REsIDFT.-hr.
Peter Erbeu, resident Of New-York for the last "
years, while on his way home through CathaIne
street day two ago, fell from stage step dislo-
eating his hip, and otherwise inurng himself. Some
citizens very kindly went his assistance and con-
yeyed him home. Mr.. Erben is now in his Goth year,
and is well known in the musical world. For over 40
years. he was the organist in the Old Trinity Church
but slipping one Winters day, he broke his wrist,
which disabled him, and since thenh has been unable
to bis hand with that dexterty necessary for organ
performance. Though far advanced in years, be still
retains biz faculties and often relates TO his friends
many "reminiscences of the early history of New-York.
Within short time past, he has lived in Williams-
buTgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

VIlIrH DISTRICT JUDICIAL ROhrNATIoSs-The
Mozart Convention of the With Judicial District,
created by the last Legislature. comprisIng the Six
teenth and Twentieth Wards, met on Saturday even
ing, and nominated Ir WIN. +. Robinson az a candi-
date on she hrst ballot Ex-Judge WIN. h. Davidson
h. The Union nominee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

CoID WEATHER AND THE CRY COSTHAcrs.-The
cold weather which has suddenly upon US has put
stop to the main part Of the public works and con-
under the direction Of the Crotoa and Street De-
partments. The embanldng Of earth FOR The WALL Of
the great Reservoir in the Central Park "a ooIy con-
tnued during mild weather. The embanking Of earth
for the Fcurthavenue mains has been stopped. The
masonry Of the Reservoir embankments was s.opped
about a week ago. The masonry on the gste-housea
stopped the srst cold day lat week. The sewer
masonry and every thing Of that description in both the
Crotou and Street Departments, has been se, aide
until next Spring Blasting OF rocks for new streets
is abou, the only work continued the Winter hroag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

HARLTS RamRoAD-ExPREss AND MAIL TRAINS
TO Run TO TRYoS Row.-The Harlem Railroad Com
pany yesterday commenced preparations in front of
Tryon row for laying down side tracks for the accom-
mediation OF cars Of the Albany Express and Mail
tns AZ coon rs these rails are laid the express and
Mail trains viii depart from and arrive al their old
stand opposite the Hall Of Records in Centre street.
This Arrangement, win prove great convenience to
those who may travel by the Harlem route. The
change will 60 into i'm in about two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

HSnoRiAI TO INN LATE 7. d. RIcs.-The proies;,
iona friends Of the Late T. d. Rice contemplate giving,
q, an early day, extensive dramatic entertainment
of principal heaers for the purose Of rss-
ing fund to defay the expenses o. eroting fitting
monument in Greenwood CemeteTy 10 The memory of
the deceaeed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

OFFICERS or THT FIRE DEPARTnAST.-On the 10Th
of December the New-York Fire Department will
elect new President, Secretary and Trustee. The
candidates are For President VIM. II. Wickham;
Charles l.. Curtis, Vice-Presdent; Secretary, Geo.
Nouutoy Of Hook & Ladder Company No. 10, and
Mr. John r. Plat Of No % Hoe; John S. Giles,
Treasurer; David Theall, Collector. There will be
but one vacancy in the Trustee Board. The candidates
are the Hon. Peter Nasterson Of No. 80 Engine,
William r. w. Chambers Of No. - Hose, and james
BaIemere Of Hose No. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

HrIsAEcEs, DISEASED hEAr AND STREET-CLEAs-
sG.-The following ia schedule of the work Of the
Sanitary Bureau in the abatement and removal of mrs
sanoes cleaning the streets &c, for the week ending
Nov "a 1867
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

CONTINENT TO CAPT. HARrT.-Capt. HART, Of
the Twenty sixth Precinct Police, received yesterday
the following complimentary letter. The responsibility
Of the gentlemen signing it, the influential character OF
the Societies represented together with the fact that
not one of these gentlemen is personally acquainted
with the captain enhances tie value Of the testimonial
NV YoRK Nov Il. 1860
JEDEpIAH w HART Captain of Twenty sixth Precinct
ofMetropoftan Police.
meeting Board Of Delegates Of the following Benevolent
socie,iS.of the City Of New York viz; -
The German Society, represented by William hensnsuse
and Wely Nalacb
The St. Georges Society represented by Robert Waller and
Philip Prteh6d.
The ST. Andrews Society represented by Robert GOdaD and
Allan Hay.
The Friendly Sons Of 81, Patrick represented BY Richard
O'Gormsn and Joseph Stuart.
The St Deyids Society represented By William Miles and
O. W. Griffith.
The French Benevolent Society represented bs T. Csyiu'
and p. de Bllier
The Swiss Benevolent Society represented by d. J. PAlzd
and c. Merle.
The Portuguese Hebrew Benevolent Society represented
by Solomon ]. Joseph and d. Noses
The Scandinavian Society represented by H. C. Baing and
l.. brandt, and
The Hebrew Benevolent Society represented by B.
inst vote Of thanks unanimously passed TO you for
zeal and efficiency in carrying into effect the provisions OF the
act 10 suppress the sale Of fraudulent tickets upon ships and
steamships.
would take this opportunity 10 state that the Board thus
recognized that through your valuable exeons this system Of
itauds has been most eaec,aaly broken up.
By order Of the Board. PHILIP PRITCHARD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

An ON CHUHCH.-On Sunday, December ., the
congregation Of the Reformed Dutch Church 1.-THE Rev Dr. Toy
NO VI Brie5 w gsstIte ssu !be lAS,tl saDiT,s-'3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
COURT Or GENERAL sTSsIoNs-Sov. SB,Isrs

Henry ID. Snithurst, Unknown ticket-swindler
"ho~ shop At No lST Cedar brought an for I'D
90 We onAsr OF committing misdemesnor ande the tsket.
1I the complaint OF Ets shaw, who has been
Smnau,a cd Mr. SHAW tioke, for Cincinnati by way q
rhyNnla Central appeared Ia the evidence thai Smith
nrT accompanied Mr. Shaw the Office there re
10, UNI genuine ticket though he did male speculation on
sn The prisoner under theso circumstances acquitted
VIM FeTYusoo aud James Southw ard boys pleaded suty n
seng another boy younger than themselves with n,sn q
roo The boy IN VINCE the complaint uada John
oori hvng at No E West street 81 his moshs
on tr lNh OF November with basket money
bread a. the bskrr fersusou Southw ard cansh S q
OF Refuge w.
DSn heetes formerly employee Jonas Sparta propr
of OF The kndng ~ood factory pier No n North Rvs
va rd on The ohne- Of entering that estsbhmes pis
dow and 't~"ins suudry artc!es HE scSuiaoA AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

THE SPASIsH FRIGATE BEREsGUsLA-Thi. veg
sci ia now at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, where all who
desire TO inspect her appointments viii b. welcomed
by Capt. Rodriguez and biz officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

LiUScH.-The ship Alexander Marshall 200 tuns,
built for heesrs Charles II. Marshall e. Co., will be
launched from the ship-yard Of w. ii. Webb, foot of
Sixth street, Fest River al o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.-0n Sunday afternoon, Cor
ouer Schirner was called TO hold an inquest at No i"
Second avenue, on the body Of Mr. Caroline Olmstead,
who WA supposed to have committed suicide The
busband of the deceased testified that at 10 o'clock ON
Saturday morning he left his wife in an apparently
cheerful frame of mind and proceeded to his place OF
business. At o'clock in the evening he returned
home and not seeing her. went to her ROOM but found
the door locked After much difficulty he succeeded IN
gaining Admission and then found his wife lying upon
her face upon the floor, with her head beneath chair
A physician was Immediately summoned, who stated,
upon examination that life had been extinct for several
hours. DR.. Bouton made post norton examination
of the body finding in the stomach quantity Of sti1,-
monum seeds, which, in his opinion, was the cause OF
death. The Jury rendered verdict Of "suicide.' In
former years Mrs. Olnsead had frequently threatened
sefdestructon but lattery had seemed TO ENJOY life,
and no apprehension had been felt in reference TO her.
The only which her husband could assign Tor the
deed was the extreme modification manifested by her
on account Of one Of her brothers having recently been
confined in the City Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
lAdYrftisrrnnnt

MISS Dora DAwRoN, the Dorm, - yo,c,.,,
n' sas wen received ut Baruuui- Mo.eo,n =. No., a.,
rl'',,, "An~ hoss tmefi while those wcndsybi -, s
'''''~"h h'hs'' s'eAi peSrpt Il ii,siOp 'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Live s.oeL on the n. y. and Erie Rsi'rssa.

IAsrYIIlN MohthN, -"
tor be week Guiding Monday 2o,Io cars ,spe 80
Hogs, sheep cars hcrses Total stSes' ~ ga
Sock EApres Train. daring the week Jo' showing an
s week "a Of Live Sol Total iH'irsse % ~
Cans hsnsd BY Stock prrss, as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

FILTERS TELEGRAPH CoxPUrER.- The computer
Of Mr. Fuller though not recent inv snton, is probs
bly new to most persons in this cit, il is not sold
except by the proprietor who has abroad for some
time 10 introduce II in England and on the continent Of
Europe Ifuse any criterion Of it's excellence its
value should be considered est .bshed by his
abroad as-to speak of England ony-it is used and
highly valued in all or nearly all the Government bu-
reaus Of Great Britain. Yh Fuler has with him a
great variety of certificates that effect well asfrom
eminent English msthemai Jeians.
The computer is card sily held in the hand within
which another card rev' lves the margins Of these
are the fguree requisite for the immense variety OF
calculations, simple and intricate which may be made
with il. Some of TIE computations that may be made
with it are rates Of interest; exchanges with foreign
countries ios and gain upon stocks and merchandise
and the exat price at which they may be sold TO realize
a given rrs6t; computations Of machinery; weight
and measurement Of materials wages OF laborers Tor
any length Of time at any given rate measure OF land
in any given quantty all measures Of timber and OF
wood; and calculations in astronomy, geometry, and
arithmetic in almost inoOncevable variety. Some OF
these problems, it is true, may be decided by other
tables but the especial advantages Of this oomputer are
thus given:
l. Interest upon any sum, or any kind of money, at
any rate per cent, for any length of time.
g The exchange Of money with any country.
g. The exchange Of weights or measures with all ma
tons
L. The exact lose or gain cash, stocks, shares or
real or personal property at every possible fractional
rate-invaIuabe az a check TO the best account
ant to verify and prove work done by another process
5. The advantage Of perfect time comPuter.
Dr.. Fuller is now in this city, we believe at the
Howard House, and has his ingenious instrument for
sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

EYACUATiON DAY-MiIiTARf OBsERFANCL@-lhe
aags Yesterday floating from the City Hall were the
formal declaration Of New-lork TO the heavens ZONE
what overcast and the earth somewhat cold, that the
remembrance Of that happy day when free and united
nation was left 10 take of itself not entirely used
up by successive celebrations That departure of for
ein soldiers might be recognized by the head Of the
City Government least Of the features for
which we thould be thankful" Love of country, an
important sentiment at the present moment, might b.
famed from the embers by general recurrence TO the
event of which Sunday bart was the anniversary
A portion OF the military, neither very Large nor
pecally brilliant, did the exclusive honos Of the day.
There was too much frost and too little sunshine in the
II for IN enthusiastic display. The music OF bands
nd the eEngor Of drummer corps failed 10 attract much
ttendon from the busy public, and patriotism was
amely tolerant OF the splendors OF uniform.
The Let Brigade. under command Of Gen. &. b.
Spicer consisting of the Let Regiment cavalry; ID
Regiment, Col Tompkins ID Regiment (hnssarsl, Col.
S. b. Postley, and the fist Regiment, Col A. S. Vos-
burgh--and the 4th Brigade, Brig Gen. John Even,
consisting OF the 18th Regiment Col Homer Bos wick
the Goth Regiment Lieut. Col. Robert Nugent; the
10Th Regiment Col. McCleaIy and the Odd Regiment,
Col Raynor, formed at early hour yesterday, and
after marching around Washington square, took posi-
ton on Fourteenth street the right resting Uniyer
city place. Few persons gathered, and, indeed, the
spectacle not especially attractive. Asior-Gen.
SANFORD and staff passed the troops In review, and
they then marched through Broadway, Madison ave-
nue. Fifth avenue and ether streets. Returning to the
Fifth avenue Hotel they underwent the critical In
specion of Mayor Wood, the circumstance in no ma
teral degree differing from those which Common to
small reviews. The line was then dismissed.
The redOubtable corps of OldVeterans CONNIE moraed
Evacuation by refreshmen of the body with substsul
tial Wanda furnished at the Mercer House. In this
festvity they joined by Continental and other
venerable brethren. Their subsequent appearance on
parade revived the usual souti7ing memories Of by.
gone days They thin in ranks but full OF patriot
m and inspire pride and hope in The nation fos whose
honor they have fought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

HuTNY.-The British bark Prima Donna, Capt.
Oliver for Glasgow, il at anchor in Quarantine, hav-
ing mutiny among Der crew. new crew will be
supplied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
LAW LNIE.LLIGENCK
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. M-B.s,.
Judge BErTs.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov m-Bsso,s
Judge ByrTs.
THE SLAYER KATE.--coscLUsIos OF THE TRIAL.
In the Of the SLAYER Kate, counsel supzasa M
to-day each consuming hours. time. A. the consss a
the argument the Judge reserved the deci ~ the Cot -
adjourned. NJ " r. Wootson for the itsd s,sses: Mr. n
ohue for the claimant.
SURROGATES COURT-Nov 1--Befors surossie w.,
WILL or MARGARET cHEsEBRoUcH.-LIBERAL A.
QUESTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPosIa
The will Of Margaret Cbesebrough deceased, widovv
Of Andronicus Cheaebrough, Of this city admitted =, -
bate /, contains the following charitable bequess;
Trustee Of St James Church IN Fifteenth s.r. N, a..
To Trustees tine German Evangelical Lutheran
Hnisferiunn Of Pennsylvania. TO educate poor poas
Young the Gospel Ministry. asS
Trustees Of the Home Mission Of the German Fys
gecsl Lutheran Mini.terum of Pennsyysna -, ass
TO the Trustees Of the Parent Education Society Of The
General Synod Of the Lutheran Church In the Uri4d
states.
To The Trustees of the Parent Home Missionary The
General Synod Of the Lutheran Church In The United
sstes 7e1
The a.hI bequesthed the remainder Of Der property yslsa
$4,000 her with the exception Of $500 s~,b.,
A. Lounsoey her executor. Included 10 the property s1
y nine OF land at Fort Washingto which is devised IA
her cons tenants In common.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

DIED FROM GRIEF.-0n Saturday night one Of the
Fire Police operators at the City Hall died suddenly
at his residence in Troy street. messenger was i'm
mediatey sent to inform his mother, who was living
in the family of Mayor Wood at the corner of Twenty
eighth street and Fifth avenue. That lady was 30
overcome by the cad intelligence that while she was
putting on her bonnet 10 accompany the messenger,
she suddenly sank to the aoor and expired. The Coro
ner was notified 10 hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

The schooner Fleetwood, arrived on Sunday from
Para brings family Of fourteen anacondas, some OF
them larger than any heretofore seen in this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

ST. PAuLs HoHE FOR THE PooR.-It is the inten-
ton OF the subscriber the necessary be
reopen the institution known 81 Pzus Home the Poor
mem early the coming month This Home has
fol operation for two Niner and hss been ncaousbe
benefit to the suffering poor When once opened the in-u
ton through the .e OF tickets became nearly supporting
For the purpose OF starting it, the Of $50 is required and
for this amount an earnest appeal made the OF tn,
homeless and the suffering The working Of this Home Is e
ceednsy simple Persons applying With tickets furnished
with good meal or comfortable Place sleep In socofdinz A.
then ticket Is for bed meal Their immediate thus
relieved and IN the of he worthy those willing work
no efforts are spared 20 them IN the permanent
employment The superiority this plan ndcrni.
nate giving Of money evident and a oommend ise de
honghtu mind The ticket only be for the object
.pecihed and hoss who beg trade, unwilling 20 ie
them From present appearances this viii be hard Wntes
the nanber OF the honselcs and hungry be- larger u be-
fore And sincerely hoped that the means viii NOT be want
ing 10 pat this method Of relief IN operation Contributions 10,
The object 10 be sent 20 ALFRED MIITETFID -
ST. PANS Mission office No % Vesey tr,.4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

Tur SLAYER ERIE TO BIZ SoLD.-In pursuance OF the
order Of condemnation and sale the SLAYER Erie will be
sold on Tuesday, q, the Atlantic dock, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

age, Of premature birth, burned or scaiooo' 4
easnalites surocation, intemperance, eHP">ore,
drowning. Total 81. Classified IN respect " tbeir
age. there were under year, n; from to 2, %;
,o5 5 to TO- 25 10 to 10, 2; 10 to Is, 2; Is IL,
6. II TO 90 8; cot 25 TO- IS 70 80, 25 80 to 4o Al;
40 TO So 25 50 TO co. 49, GO TO 20, Is; 70tbS0, IL;
30 10 90, Z; 30 To 100, I. Total 800. In r~pect 10
their natvities PAP were Of the United 81 es 81 Of
Ireland y of Germany; Of Engandj ofScctland;
of France and 2 Prussia.