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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. 9ANOANr " .c-TRHLE SHEET

~onk
sue ~as badly ctafed and Rod her fore
yai' -. cy coreening.
Tho steamship Sidon that arrived from Liverpool
on Friday morning with go Storage passengers, had
not discharged her passengers up t. on Saturday in
consequence Of tic difficulty in getting to her from The
ice The ship Elizabeth Hamilton, lying 1T Wall street.
parted her mOorings and she driven against the
Daniel Webster, damaging her rpdder and doing other
injury.
Upon tho flood tide Saturday afternoon very
extensive and heavy floating field OF ace passed into the
East River which delayed the Staten Island and SOUTH
Ferry boats that were in the slips ct the time nearly
half hour and in its progress mp the river materially
damaged tho ends Of many Of the piers, some beng
nearly demolished. The North River on saturday
night was one vast field Of ice reaching from shore TO
shore. and very hard and thick.
Yesterday both the North and East Rivers were full
Of ice-the Brooklyn end Staten Island feTybo
made their regular trips with much difficulty IN couse-
queroe. We have heard Of no damage being done byit
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Col. adams penie. Isis s,eror,ed Decea.e

1os4, fd.,sroj IT, g. " J,i.ulr
SIR would not trospass on Your space OF time
20 "a CORRECTION Vi sgA that n your Issue o
the 8h inst wherein you notice my death having taken
Place som. time ,nsca matter Of kud Of oonteqsanco to
lie public in way another bot IN ways than one
occur. to me- matter o. considerable Importance to ny
,e Ind Disposed do tho fair thing ash redress a.
your hands rather than the from whence learn you
derived your for this that ink you
open conviction the fact Of my existence In the
ncsh, than tho Brooklyn papers on which seems you
COPIED the statement.
IS le,led in lny early youth in nrootyn ana for many
proessionsl connection with the public works " tat city NY
almost daily intercourse with Is officials The frequent ,1hbi
ton Of ny self Ia the daily papers published thereby nay
Known connection with the regiment whose late refh nom
tho front gyr orchson Tor gorhcstioh IA tho locA pi
PERI the the State 10 o,r sei of the VA md m
deed whose return iur0uh Is tho subject % thn sftc
wherein occasion s taken 10 lay outhsying marched u
tue D, n Of the regiment M arrival Ia tho city day ~ Two
siuce having mad. myself somewhat tctyn Ia sscuung
Tor IL public ecepnttood n the rich, hand OF BIS Honor
the Mayor the steps Of tho City Iln when he oiciay
wecoiod the regiment hone Gcniht not ask, in Wow Of
al us, what would DO oondred ia Brooklyn ~ evidence
that aui liiyrf
Head your paper through the country such notice
you nave been on.ed 10 give Of might be extremely
damaging 10 my Dusneas eifor VIII travel ton leagues
while th putting ON its boots aud have To reqlcs that
you will allow % state, through your columns, that
alive! aud en9sfod Ia thu paooe oi my Profession n No.
Pine d.e IN Tins city and this method II stating the fart
'h@ui M your judgment somc"lat Of an attempt ~
twnd" yo1 ou o al ldvereuYen under sc prcense- yoh
can dop m" addess ANA pubs much 81 a.. remainder ~
yol ni4J have done. }. W. ADAMS, Civil Enquirer,
No. 4 Pine ftItet.
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FLUID EXTRACT sARSApARLLA
rfrrNfpOIn'S ROSE WASH.


an excellent lotion for diseases III syphlu atf. sna
,p injection Oh the Urinary ofsans eias nv.
i,bts OF d.spAon ased in connection WITH n" 'An,s
Pnch and Sarsspsrs IN surh diseases - fcouln, naeS
Esldeacs Of the responsible aud reliable ersfaef wv
Accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES or CURES, e. So
FROM 10 20 YEARS stASDiNS We m ,gr
NAMES KNOWN TO sCHNdf AND FASS-
FOR Medical Properties Of Bnchs ...rye
SIZE OBSERVATORY OF THE tNItEp sial.S
see Prc!esso. DEW II y liable "orss on TIE ''c'"
See remark. made By the lae celebrated Dr. fhfsio flS
islpliA . .,,,,,, ~, ,,,novvrf T. -. esi
See remarks made by DIR. EPHRAlM McDoWEL'- '%
shr,ei Ph,,ician aud Member Of the hoy@ cong ~,
seous. ireland, and published IA The 1EaNse'e'l' -
and Queens Jourusl. ppNI,MN
See Chircrscol Review, published BY MAMA
TRANERS, Fellow Of the Hoysi College .. ssoyro"~
~. MOS. of the .,e st'ndsis WORKS on siedi'ins
EXTRACT RUCHU, ~ per bottle, n III, Tor pS' "a. q,
FkTRACT sARSAPARlLLA, Sl per D1iue "oA !"
IMPRoyED ROSE WASH, Soc per bottle or sa !"
~ ~. - a. len, "a
pfe ~ most obstinate cases II directions are adh"
Deyer,d 10 any address. urclv packed ho oh'Ts's
Desrlihr synlpons In all communications 'o's INV
tced. Advice gratis,
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THE GREAT FArR.-Tho 18th Regiment, Nc,

THE GREAT FAIR.-The 18th Regiment, Nc,
propose to give promenade concert at the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music. ON Tuesday Feb. IT, in aid OF the
United States Sanitary Commission. They intend to
pay all the expenses in order that the gross proceeds Of
the sale Of tickets may be paid over 10 the Ira2urer oil
the Brooklyn and Long Island Fair
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company have decided 20
donate a DAYS receipts all their lines 10 the same
object. II is expected that the Union Ferry company
Will do likewise. 90
The manager II the Washington Skating Pond viii
give a days benefit 10 the Sanitary Fund.
The Packer Institute and other Institutions are also
preparing to give benefits for the same purpose.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHe DAT.

SUPREME CoURT-SPECfAL 1HRM.-Demurers
Mo- o. 49, Issues law. kc Nos l3. ~ l+s its 49, 100
1o5 100 lo7. 2os 20s $40 III, III 2lJ ~ IL. zio L'
SUPREME OURT-CIRcUIr.-Part I.-Oyer and
T-rminsr Part Nos 5ss, 1911. 1907, l2e 'o5, 49, 1914
63I $40, lS2. 500. 34l. -. o,,-
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 3l33, 32OJ,
az is9 I7 2,7 3ao. 1883 a2.l, w. ans S227, 3sa9
ISL 1l3J 81. 1915, Jlsg 2al3 $50.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs.-Part Nos 800,
19a $50 800 g. an lee 20 2Ss J6 39 30 1885, 800 5s9
Pat H. Nos o5 - 3O2 800 5OI SIS 22o 49, 2o 800 io
2sa, 31l, 3!2 j24.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT, Monday, Jan. ls.-Nos.
T,7s.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUIr-Monday, Jan.
lsNo. lo5 lO7 s los 49, ia, ile ~ a' i99, . H. H.
H. 49, y, -, 81 ~, 30.
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r,

T'EMALESl FEMALES! EEAfALESl
OLD Oh YOUNG SINGLE, MARRIED, Or CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In meny affections peculiar 10 Femses the HIts,s Bueha
uneqpscd by any other remedy in Choros Rsssn-
ton gulaes Painfuness Suppression Of Customary
Evacuaions liberated or Schous state Of the Uer Lew
corres or Whites Stenty, and for all complaints incident
the sex whether arising from indiserson, Habits Of Dad
patton, or in the -.
See symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

A BAD BREATH is tho greatest curse the
human family heir to- How many iose-s il has sepsr''.f
how many friends forever parted The suhe W decsie
your nearest friends will not mention H. and you to 9Fa'
ofth. yourself 10 effect radical the ~ u
o, ThOrsssp H. dentce nifit a.: morning
IL eso beant compilation removing Al pnpe- and
leaving sois aud white. Soldby oil Dg
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I

Take DO Blssm Mercury Unpleasant Medicines, ks q
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in su their stages, at little EXPENSE little no change
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE
frequent desire and gives strength to Urrs4
thereby removing obstruction preventing and curing s
urcs OF the urethrs aaying pain and inflammation frequent
in this class Of diseases, aud expelns P0lsOS0US
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 10 be cured IN sscft
time have found they deceived and thai the Poison
has. bv the of Powerful Astrr cents" been dried tp
,he syIse1i TO break out 10 aggravated FORM and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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RROCIShyN ITRNss.

RELIEVED FROM RECRUITING DUTY.-lt Is IN
derstood that Brig Gen Spnoa has been relieved IRON
recruiting duty in which he has been engaged IN TINS
city and New York for some months past aId ordered
10 report TO Mai Gen. Butler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

TREATMENT or CoLoRBD SOLDIERS
night IS colorcd recruits from 0swego n Y. arrived
in this city too late TO proceed to Rkers Island owing
to break down on the railway Having no shelter OF
revision made for them, they were marched to the
State Soldcrs Home ia Howard street, whore. as We
arc informed they were refused admission on account
Of their COLOR They then went TO tho Park BARRACKS
where they were also allowed TO enter aud for the
same reason. Ultimately Sergeant DE Voursney, Of the
roth Precinct Station House. City Hal, gave them
room, and they viii start for their destination this
morning doubtless with great respect for the hosp
taties OF New-York city.
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6elmbolo's Meoitines.

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT HuC1,,
For weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habits Of D.s
ton Early indiscretion Abuse, sitendsd ~
with the following symptoms:
Indisposton to ExeEtion, Lose Of Power
los los Of Memory Difficulty Of Bss.hss.
Horror Of Disease, Waksfulnes~
Diuness Of Vision, Pain 10 the Bach
Hot Hends. Finishing OF the Bcl,
uryness OF the skin Eruptions on the Face.
Universal Lassitude Of tho Palld Conference
Muscular System.
These symptoms ii allowed 90 on, which this m,sf,.
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUlTY, FPlLEpTTC Prrs
In Of which the patient may EXPIRE Who can az ,hx
are not Frequently followed by those erefol diseses
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF the cause OF their suderns In. 49,,
will conesA The records Of the Insane sd he rsI
snchoy Deans oy Consumption, bear ample witness 70 lie
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORglNlc
WEAKNESS,
requires tho I'D Of medicine 20 strengthen and nyeorse TN
system, which HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BrCuD iGyuis.
oy does A uid viii convince the mos. sssptieal
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and diseases of the Urinary Organs vbb
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever originating, and matter OF boV
long standing. Diseases Of these OrgIs
require the aid Of Diuretic
HELMBOLD'e EXTRACT bUCHU
is THE GREAT DsURET0
AND IL Is CERTAIN
10 LAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
II rs RECONMCNpED.
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IAdv.r.i,ementl

CoUGus AND CoLps.-Those who are suffering
from coush. Cold. oAseness Sore Throat &C.. should ~
Bnowss BRONCHIAL TRocHss' a simple remedy which
has relieved thoa'nd and which is in almost every case
efectuh.
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CITY ITE Ms.

MEETING or ENGINEERS AND FTREMES.-No-
ce is given Of meeting of the Board OF Engineers
and French at Firemen's Hal, this evening, to make
arrangements 10 attend the funeral Of Mr. Burridge'
killed Saturday evening in the discharge Of his duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
iAdyeriisementl

That merit meets with its proper reward Is
shown BY tho largely ncreasng demand for hiNTs fhsr
INDIA CoprYr The best n the world for family ' or
Ia, aide aud sold by I'll sroce' or % cs H. oenosl De-
pot, No. I5+ ReadesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

DE CORpovA.-The third OF Mr.. De Cordoya's
lectures on "Mr. Perknss Thanksgiving Dinner. a
Tale Of shoddy' wiz DO giten this evening ct Nibo's
Saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

FIRE DEPARTMENT ELRorIoN.--rhe annual
election of officers Of the Brooklyn h. L.. Fire Depart
ment occurred ON Thursday evening. Tho follow ing
gentlemen were chosen; For President Jo.eph Nj.
Halenbake Hose .; Vice'lresdent Geo. y Hamilton
Engine q; Secretary John Creamy Engine /;
Treasurer ID. ID. Winau; Collector, John X. "ilsoni
Fire wardens, VIM. Jones, Hook and Ladder :. and
Geo. Quinn, Engine =.
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- NIISCEGENATION."

Nl "THE THEORY OF THE BLENDING OF THE
RACES APPLIED 10 THE AMERICAN WHITE MAN
AND NEGRO" The extracts from the above work prena'
turey printed in ys.srdays sunday Mercury give a. rro
character and tho author requests thAl
tho public will dge OF 1t solely dn It., own merits.
now feJ sale BY n>w,deasr, p,ce 70 ss9tsl ana ey
No. Nv N1lagDk
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IAdyeriisenenLi
INSTRUCTIONS IN PRACTICAL PHRESOLOGY.-

private class. composed Of ladies and gentlemen for Tues
day and Friday evenings ia forming and vii meet for lhe
fret the l9,h January For Pertioasr, inquire Of
FOWLER 4 WELLS, 3o8 Broadway. ~ \.
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Destructive FIRE IN DUANE STREET-Loss


OVER s,5O,oo0-shortly offer 10 p IN. on Saturday
flames were discovered issuing from the windows Of the
second floor of the splendid fve-story onarbefronD
building, No. 1i6 Duane street. The alarm was
promptly given but. owing TO the Roadway the flames
attained before being discovered and the hight Of the
building tho remen could do no more than attempt to
confne the rayages Of the flames to the building In
which the fire originated The fire soon spread through
ont the entire building and in short time the interior
was completely consumed. The first floor ana base
ment occupied (by Messrs. Fairchld & tanshaw,
importers and Wholesale dealers in dry goods aud sks
They estimate their loss at sJ0OO0i fully insured III
various city companies The upper floors were occu
pied by Messrs. Aufmordt Hessenberg s. Co.. dealers
in dry goods Their loss is sbout eco; insured for
that amount in various city and English companies.
One Of the side walls Of the burning building ieD,
crushing in No 49, occupied on the upper floors az
lager depot of the Lion Brewery, and in the base
mcnt by William SCHNEIDER a restaurant Loes, about
500 insured in she NewA amsterdam Co for ts fun value
The building owned by Mrs Lozer; fully insured
Bernhard Anthon dealers in dry goods who occupied
No IA, had their stock damaged 20 the amount or
$500 by water. The building, also owned by tas
fully covered by insurance No. l0i Read street Is oo
cupied by Burroughs a. Allen, dealers in fancy goods
their stock is damaged 10 the amonnt Of 5000 by
water; insured for S25 600 in the Park Brooklyn East
River Massasoit, Mechanics and Traders American
Exchange and Corn Exchange Companies the building
~ owned ny MIR. cooley ana Is damaged spont slvo:
insured. No. % West Broadway, occupied by number
Of poor families damaged about $1,000; the ten
ants loss considerable-ther household goods being
damaged by water. A young man named George W.
Burridge. member of Engine Co. No AZ, while stand.
ing a skylght the roof of No. LAG, fell through,
the glass being cracked BY the intense heat and vas
almost instantly killed. Two others named Thomas
Norant member ofthc Insurance Patrol, and Daniel
Burns member OF Engine Co. No. 30, were also seri-
ousy injured by falling from the burning building
They were all conveyed TO tho New-York Hospital
Assistant Engineer Long had bis arm crushed b al
piece Of marble falling on IL. number OF other nre
and citizens injured by the falling bricks and
heavy OF fire which we're scatterered thicy IN
al directions.
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COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. BEECHRR.--At n bnSi'
ness meeting of Plymouth Church, on Friday evening
the members voted to present the pastor with Purse o
$1,000
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[Advertisemeni.l
IovAI Elephant SLpIGHING

The GREAT MORAL ELEPHANT. SLnGHING
C,RsyAL Dangerous Skating Double Fsced orator A-sonc'
New. Orleans foundations ta,Crowding Can IN SNOW
BANK President. Receptions with other interesting and
citing lusraiions with much interesting raen s matter AZ
TIlg Nav YoaE ILiEsrRArHD Nyvs now Te-t..
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j


Personally appeared before me- an Alderman Of tho Cy@
phisi-phis H. T. Iclnbod, who hsiny caiy sNof, 49,
ay lis preparation contains narcotic, 80 mercury " wy
nJuiioa' drugs nut are "D'S H.T. HELaB0Lp
Sworn aud subscribed before tbs I'D day OF No''~'
1854. WM. T.. HiBEARD, Aderrp, -.
e.hsG, above Race, PhiAsef's
Address letters for information in confidence 20
IL. L. BELMBOLD,
CHEMIST
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BROoKLYN CITY MORTALITY. --Ihe total
number OF deaths in this city last week was 49, Oi
these - were men, "a women, and ~ children. M
tives OF the United States 90, Ireland p; Germany,
8; England g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

with great success mo annual election Of officers re-
suited as follows For President Solomon Jenner Vice.
President, w. g. Dawson; Treasurer, G. c. Corson;
Secretary, J. r. Cunning. This charitable institution
is open Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays from
to p for the gatuitous treatment OF all diseases OF
the eye. The hospital is located at the corner OF Fourth
avenue and Twenty street, in the homestead oc'
cupied for quarter of a century by Peter Cooper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

NEw-YoRE OpHTnALMIC HosPITAL.-At the
.wnu meeting OF the directors u this hospital heSd on
Tuesday morning. Drs. Mark Stephenson John T. Gar
rsh and Marcus r. Stephenson reported that they had
lrps TO year le63 attended peNy IQss now pstlepw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
A SOLDIER MURDERED FOR HIS MoSEY.-An

A SOLDIER MURDERED FOR HIS MOSEY.-An
inquest was lcd on Sunday at the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton House by Coroner R0nncy on the body oil Peter
Myers, lately private in Capt Wilson's company ID
Now-York Cavalry. The deceased, on Saturday alter
noon left the Park Barracks furlorgh, with sl IN
his possession. and Sunday morning was found by
the Sixth Procnt Police lying dead on the threshold OF
No. isg Worth street with but $40 remaining OF the
sum with which he started on the day previous. Dr.
Ohm Reach made post-mortem examination, ana
found bruises ON this check and nose but they might
have been caused BY "A fall The jury rendered YER
diet that death was the result OF violence, but by what
means received was to them unknown Deceased was
nnt,o OF Rochester, where ne leaves WIG anu Two
cLdrru Ills remains win be taken home by hia COM
rdes. In common with his regiment, no had re-
enlisted and had come home ON Through Io was eau
toned by bis officers about earring 80 huch money
man was murdered and robbed Tor his officers give him
the reputation OF q sober wel-condacted man.
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Fatal TERMINATION OF A PoRrER-HoUsE

FATAL TERMINATION or A PORTER-hOUsE
Eow-The investigation in the OF Patrick Briel,
who was stabbed in porter house at the corner Of
Fotieh street and First avenue by James Harvey and
others the l4th Of November last and dangerously
injured that be died two days afterwsrd in Bellevue
Hospital was concluded Saturday afternoon by Cor
oncr Rsnney The testimony elected duringthe inquest
held on the deceased few days after the occurrence
implicated Harvey and two Others but at that time the
assaants had fed A short time since however
Harvey was arrested by officer Kearns OF the twenty
first Precinct and the investigation was concluded on
Saturday The jury rendered verdict that deceased
met his denth from q stabwound inflicted Dy James
Harvey. and that Henry Fessmen and hugh hAWnhs
large On tho rendition Of this verdict, tho accused
was committed 20 the Tombs by the Coroner 70 await
the action OF tho Grand Jury. The deceased Was 10
years u age, and native Of Ireland.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEc,L TEEs-JAs i6-Be,ore Ju"
tee JAsgs.
DECISION.
Halstead, 81 al. agt. Black. Judgment Tor
plaintiff on'deguHer. tseo opin.onb
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ATALAETA Boat CLUB.-Ihe seventeenth an
nual meeting Of the ATLANTA Boat Club was held on
Tuesday evening Jan. II, when tho following oincers
were elected for the ensuing years President henry
H. Dyer; yioc.Prcsident Alden ;. Swan Secretary
William c. Mainandj Treasurer. Washington Had
dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

CONSTITUTIONAL UEiOsIsTs.-" The Consti-
tutional Union General Committee" met on Friday
night and the following officers wree elected mainly
by tiemselyos for the ensuing year; President John
L. Noyes Ist yico President, J. H. Voorhees,; I'd do,
Ellison urd Treasurer Stephen Roberts, Secretaries,
VIM. & Banker aud W. G. Iiurdi Sergcant.at-A Arms,
Oliver sloan Holden Gen. Mcclellan was nominated
for the Presidency, aud uoy VIM H. Campbell OF ZEN
nesro for The Vice Presidency. This machine il the
same that was run 1T Troy year ago last Fa the day
previous 10 the assembling OF the Mozart and Tammany
Conventions by Erastus Brooks. the occasion OF the
nomination Of Governor Seymour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

DEPARTURE oP EmGRANTS FOR LIBEBIA.-
On Saturday noon the bark Thomas Pope Capt. Alex
ander, sent gu, trading voyage by Nessrs Yates
& Porrcrfel. sailed for Libera. Among her pas'en'
gers are Mr.. Uane United States Commissioner and
Consul eneral for Libcria, and the Rev. Mr. Melville
Lberian Presbyterian missionary, returning to his
field Of Labor and four families of cmgrants to Liberia
sent out by the American Colonization Society These
famlea consist OF eighteen persons. four OF whom are
preachers Of the Methodist denomination One family
"a from Illinois one from Philadelphia one from Boston
and one from this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

THE GREAT EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor ls6i corteins very care
fully prepared article on tie European Powers. their
positions, names Of Soyereigns population. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

SANITARY CoMMIssIoS.-Madame DAngri,
sig Abea and Prof Colburn. Nash and Curtis. have
kindly volunteered their valuable services; and rare
treat may be anticipated Thursday evening. jan 81
at the Cooper Institute. the repetition OF Mr. Belden
lecture on tie Eise and Fall OF Republics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

DR.m OF A FInEaAY.-Mr. George W..
Bnrridge, the Fireman who was Killed on satur-
day night at the IRE In Duane stree was an honor
AIRY member OF Engine Co. No. a.. and had be'n
for many years shipping clerk in the employ Of Ward
Close Co. vhole,ae druggists No1,o william street,
He was universally respected both by bis employers
and associates. He was 81 years Of age and resided
at No. l6{ Wooster street.. Coroner Whdey, on Sun
day held inquest on tie remains The funeral ser
vice vii be held at the Church Of the Rev D. IL Cha
pin, IA Broadway. on Monday afternoon. amer "hlch
the remains viii be conveyed to White Plans Tor inter
ment under Committee Of the officers OF tho tre De
partment. A large number Of the officers and members
Of tho Department viii attend tho Church and escort
the remains to the 9th street depot