New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

sllusons were made to the favor with which God
was dealing with the ration the perciful course
which He was pursuing toward us, and His evocnt
determination to The sermons Of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher on the Conflict between
Despotism ard Liberty" of the Rev. DR.. Cbeever
on THE duty of uniting with our whole energies in
executing tie Emancipation Edct of the President
to accomplish by the blessing of God it's benefceht
results without possibility of faiure;" the Few.
Henry Highland Garnet on 1.-THE Jubilee of Free
DOM the Rev. Dr. Joseph p Thompson on " The
Influence of Christianity on the Abolition of Slsv-
cry" aud others, were eloquent tributes to the man.
liness of the rosden for undertaking tho RESPONSE
bilty of issuing the Proclamation and OF redeemug
the Constitution from the refuge Of lies snd false
interpretations. In few Of the pupits the Proca'
nation was read with much fOrmaty % If 1t had
reference TO general Thanksgiving Day.
BY the arrival Of the Ocean Queen at this port
we have dates from Aspinwall to Dec "a. The
specie list of the Ocean Queen amounts 81 III 7SS
The Legislature of the State of Panama hss passed
the bill Tor levyng forced loan Of $3 900 over tho
veto Of Gov. Diaz who has consequently resigned.
The ex-KlDg of Araurania, who was recently sent
TO his home in France being mad, has, IA his sue
cessor, another Frenchman, VINO Is trying to have
himself proclaimed King of Araurana by authority
Of the French Army. The outbreak of war be-
tween Guatemala and Salvador is anticipated
The Police Commissioners did not respond in
person to the summons Of Gov. Seymour on Satur-
day. Mr.. Acton aud Mr.. Bergen were at Police
Headquarters all day on Saturday attending TO the
business of the Department usual. Mr.. Hawey,
the Clerk had been sent to Albany, TO present the
protest Of the Comm ssioners against their summoned
citation before the Governor. The papers were re-
ceived by the Governor, who holds the matter under
adyissnIent.
The Board of Councilmen wound up their Of
fcsl existence by concurrug with the Aldermen il.
the purchase of the Gansevoort property, the vote
being Is to Sjust enough, the economy of the Ring
being thus apparent as the purchase Of voiers)
woaId have been so much money wasted. The do
nation of $50 900 to the Romsn Catholic Asylum
Was Lost for want Of few votes
The Tammany General Committee organized on
Friday night, el.cting VIM. NJ Tweed Chairman.
Resolutions were adopted that the Chair appoint II
delegation Of one from each Ward, with full power
to peti'ion the Legislature Of this State to call
Safe Convention at the earliest snent date for
the purpose Of discussing the propriey of converting
a National Convention.
The Aldermen appropriately closed their years
business on Saturday by adopting, over the Mayors
Veto tie resolution to purchase the Fort Gansevoort
property. Thirteen voted for it, and three against
it. Tie Aldermen voted ! 1000 each for portraits of
George b. Mcclellan, Myron II. Clark, Edwin d..
Morgan, aud Thomas Jefferson.
The Briiish mail steamer C.ledonia now ashore
on Cape Cod, is broken 10 two and will be perfect
wreck.
- / no Stock market at the Morning Board on
Saturday very active and the f prices OF Friday
not autsiued All parties ia tho Stock market to have
conc to the conclusion dat further issue
Of reenbacks aud b. cOntq buy stock hou much
reg rd to the sic value under ordinary eifcunaiee
in better demand and fmer and raj road
bonds with exceptions. fully sustained previous prizes
The shares generally lower At ibo Second Board the
Iket active ard N view OF the large amount Of stock
bowed epreut Of strength, although the quotations
ere generally e oB Al the close Of business there
rather stronger feeling with dsposiiion to buy The
market is ior Sterling i7d la, WITH con.ide able bus
Francs 3.s freig,s du and rates lower
heavy Gold has been irregular ling Of 1885, later Ia
tie day selling at 1854, aud closing at 1885, bid.