New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25

Since Senator Sumner made his elaborate
speech on Foreign Relation before that Immense
audience the Cooper Institute the Coqpcghrad E'vc
been working with great diligence 10 get " reply
tn, should a,olish the world both in the maen te If
a.. nec:iag ana the completeness Of the smashing -
the Massachusetts, orator. - they hired itr sumo
hig advertised and puied and iroitcd ont t.cf star
orator AID great representative man l.. ; Ialrin of
Alibam,. Last night cloliously bright and calm VA
to witacss The great even;--aEd IL did. The Cooper
Institute was crowded by II men and boys and one
female lad T.. :. Tharn therein also and ipnr fc
porters The s,ecch.was printed in slips and ready
foI the uevsDspers and the friends ot Sumner wcrr
qu,king and listening for the crashwhen Ihafn sp-r
cat lnOuinal glonce over the vast audiiorinD un.
rolled manuscript, began Ia rccite h.' piece,
said Sumuer STOPPED rolled up TIE rafer
requested toe female and 81 Sc 70 cl o. ~
doorkccper Tor their money. go hone quietly and LEI
Sumner live lust a little more. The audieHcc TIC (,
men and one female dispersed Itself but ~ the doos
cane trouble; there were complimentary tickets OF.
aad The Treasurer unwittnly paid money for some Of
them consequently his pile soon vanished even before
some purchased tickets redeemed; hence 'ow,
and police to que it, the audience a and one femaie
strong insisting lis money back end the Treasurer
protesting that he ad already paid out al he had r.
c.ycd-jusi three dollars How II ended We do not
know bat this is the wsy the DenotLcnes % Dcnocfa
G. dcmoi,hed Sumner and this Is the way the people
crowded the Cooper Institute 10 hear the
Great news at last. 1.-THE Honorable Ell l..
Norton Of New York and tie Honorable Richard T.
Stevens Of Onondsg8, nominated by the Stale Consiiu
tional Uu.on Convention .Or Attorney General aud
Inspector 81 State Prisons nave Withdrawn Hcai
bear Nov mark the consequences. "Theicupon
r..
Hon d. y. st. John for Secretary OF State a satioao
tory recognition Of their claims, recommend hearty
support Of the whole Democratic ticke, in the coming
STATE election" 20 ends the Brooks CoDsiitl; oaal
Union machine tie great Balance Of Power"-dyiag
OFT like taliow dip with little smoke e,hlo flicker
o1d al odious Of moral Iotieuncss. Pah
The Russian steam-ireate Alexander Newskv
Capt. federousky. from CroDstadt. via Long I.land
Sound Eayiiye days arrived above Hell Gate Oh
Thursday morning She the flagship Of Rear. dmila
LessCusky. is Of -oOhorsc power and mounia 81 gam
The Russian stcam.frigate Presyiet Capt KopytoG
from Cronsiadi. via Long Island Sound fifty I've dlys
also arrived The Presyiet is Of f5Ohor8e power aud
mounts 10 guns. The corvette yariag Capt. Lund
mounting 10 guns with engines Of 36ohor.e power
corvette Vicase Cops Kremcr oflc guns and 800 horse
power; the clipper Alnos Capt selenoy guns and
.a;O-hossc power, and the clipper Jahont guns and
JsDborse power expected here The ffsaic Os.abd
Capt. BoutakoG is low in port
An extra train belonging to the Sussex Rail.
road IN coming down the rood on Thursday morning
coIided near Waterloo with an up ficght.train. (
George Franks Superintendent Of the Sussex road had
both his legs cut og aud Conductor Talmadgc and
brakeman zimmerman seriously injured. The /
engines badly smashed. Mr.. Franks and N |
Ialuadge died in about two hours.
The Board Of COuncinen met at four O'Clock |
yesterday. The Controller sent in bis usual semi
ncnthiy statement Of disbursements fiom the Family
AID Fund. For the fortnight ending lost Saturday
e'sof5 were paid out 10 I3 gl9 families comprising
s.oJ1 persons.
Inc brig VIM. M. Dodge, Capt. Anderson,
from Pernambuco, 30 days sugar 10 ii. H. Swift q Co..
arrived on thursday Capt. Lucas and family Bis off
GERS and portion Of his crew Of the ship Southern
Cross Of Boston, burned b. the Florida came home As
passengers
The Massachusetts Republican Contention.
shicb met at Worcester Thursday nominated Co,
Andrew and all the other present State officer. for re-
decton The Convention was mos. harmonious and
enthusiastic
Stocks upon the street were firm, and in many {
sass. higher At the Stock Exchange, oil deser pton. Of
0overnmsnt Securities steady and higher Re.e I'D
,nds Of 1881 sold l07 Treasury 3os not oneed and
o. bfgs could be- i,d wbon, msofiay sdyaaen
isssa Csshssv ~ siysy. OVID closed E.4iN. s'Hi.