The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1860, Page 9

PIVOELT AYR s, ‘ ‘NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JaNUARY 4, 1860.—TRIPLE SHERT. peace or war. And this will be the controlling | will hoid a convention at Syracuse to Slect] The Newly rected udiemey for 1969, a SUBCELEANHONS question in the election of Mr, Buchanan’s suc- | two delegates at large, corresponding . to bg See ee ea te tee cent es Sat C8 peters ‘Gacked J FOP TE Le ; cessor. the two Senators by whom the State is entitled to | special term; Jaage Gperison iu ta Superior Wott, Aw URAMD COMSULIDATEI ves auc ated Also, Bi LOMERY OF DELAWARE, 1 ee eee pedeneP te, $l ibd. OLD BAND WRACKLIRNE, mmianiowers, #p9!a! LAr hoor. 1 plain, be represented in Congress, The Convention } J%48° Alker in tho Marine Oourt. Drawa,a; Wilmington, Ibe! = rx ought to elect such men as Charles O’Conor, CLaté IN —_—————— Our Financial and Commercial Review, It is hardly necessary to bespeak attention of thee Susecx County aud for the elaborate and exhaustive survey of the | Greene C. Bronson or Fernando Wood—men AWA, (Wed mec) of i bap bs Gaveraeset bonwaee ‘at, zoee Nai ‘~ finanoial history of the year 1859, published in | of whose sound constitutional principles there FRANCE, BROADIMINTS & CO 5 will be taken to PRANCU, BAOADBENTS & O00, HANAGEBME ae poor: 4 4 another pert of this journal; for the most’ cur- ~ ee — beer ae ot axaguna, Wicca short iilkess, Boe | No. Prise jig. Drkee | Mo, Peten 0, Pee ive Pie. eo a s ‘BO! will every one that itis an | tions of the strongest kind ought to be adop' Of the State of Delaware, at [is tat sesaioo, hd Mergaret Gregae, aged 16. $1 g 1SRBL. 8! Ra igs SS Tome ie 4 i ry glanaa-ws eeiety g0 as to place the real democracy of the State | twenty Scar we ie i iene Soe sen Coen (oe are invited W at PR ORRER- AN | ae article of abiding value, end at the present parce, No. A PULL SUPPLY FOR THR WITS, ) aftornoon, ‘of aid Stato {) aupsrintead. the drawiage of on aright footing before the South and the Towary, do hereby certify tha: the following ace tac mum time of marked interest. Many months will s ee ee caro e before the central statistical department | world. i “ i aa i nye ROE OF eee, | po maer will condescend to impart any} This is the commencement of a great Union pak empediprecabiaesg beng ROE TM Tt ky GE Ap Abn DE aa ‘ 18 Poneto | movement, which is likely to produce a power- | 76, 36, 12, 71, 26, 22, $7, %, 62, 13, 46, 57, 75. Tao funeral will take pace this (Wednesday) morning, at yey information to the public respecting the com- Ore ian de DEBS, IN try 08 counr: ‘en o’elook, from the High atrest Preabyterma church. - 2 3 - : noe ’ F| mercial history of 1859. ‘Three days only have | ft! Infiuence on the Charleston Convention, and | — Gemoumarep Lorexsr—Guass 5, Samar: 2,196 | The ries aficat ss oft deoonsed, aad sly toss meceer ies he elapsed since the last year ended (two of these | to affect the destinies of the country, which 24, 65, 67, 18,66, 12, 76, 5, 69, 72, 40, 55. tend withous further botice, ber Macnee ant i Arg class De ‘ being holidays), and we jirint in this morning’s | now tremble in the balance. Gossx Covnre—Cxass 2, Sax vant 5, 196) nee Tee ar nase, ke Sony Me Haman, panrervar 1 Henatp copious tables, showing the imporf® The New Yeur Festival. 44, T1, 68, 14, 10, 60, 24, 16, 68, 4, 66, ST. ben oo Pe eke ae eee @ | ‘and exports, the imports of dry goodsand spe- | Now Year's Day having ome on Renton, tite year, Comsotparen Lorreay—Oc4si B, Januar 5, 1360. tend b's funeral (Wednesday) afternoon, at on i was : | cle, the exports of cont mae: oa al ca cain shale — 69, 12, 76, 14, 68, $1, 7, 68, 6, 45, G4, 65. a Newari om Monday. ‘ee, oc sarist t rted, and spec A stew ne so-exportes’ m hese spades of gold ‘and cold; tho mercury in the thermometer ranged alongthe | Witness our bands at Wilmington, De! , this day (Tuesday), 4 peat four years; the fortnightly receipts of gold | cai agures, and sidewalks were somewhat slippery. The | 7®8=8°7 & sony D Emon Oa, Monday ike, east Coasaiss - from California for three years; the cash } sharpness of the weather, however, did not appear to be SOuK Ww. WAiken oy, SOemmanionere. | rreroamox, danghter of Williem and "Matide: Hutchison o duties received at this port monthly | source of hindrance to the “ callers” in their annna PRANOM ‘i: 00. aged 2 years and 12 snouts, cg, bat ‘The funcral will take place on Thi afternoon, at for four years; a table of financial } visits, judging from the large number of persons —_—_—_—_—_—— one o'clock, from their residence, Ni Ucion place fluctuations during the past year, showing the going hither and thither, — in tad “Sanday Drawings eof the Delaware State Lotte- om, Brookiyn. ‘Yoo friends of the 7 aro requested clothes.” Every vehicle in shape of or answer- § ries.— a 5 Managers. . atlenu. “ fluctuations in money, exchange, bank loans, ing fr & hackney. coach, was in. demand, at prices DMLAWARD, GBONGLA, KENTUCKY AND WIsSoURI Stare pA Brooks my on Sunday, Jan. 1, at saows = ‘ ‘ we. m avenue, Marr, you Geposits and = cotton, ae and —_ magne fee: 0% 00 Be Go tar. Gee “te” To, 39,1, 69, To, 40, 8 8b) 6 ts 1g, Bri. dangater of &H, and Mary . Jones, f Now wambure, QUEER CO LaTER rE, ; sa table of railway traffic, wing men, the tom fon. of the aristocratic class iware—C.ass No.2, Jamvane unty, aged 9 menths. ‘Tbe only certain oure fi os 4 stuffs; a pe cage y ipal a young ey" Deciwara—Cuaas No. ie famvaRr 2 it a img funezal wl ke place this (Wednesday) afternoon, kinds of Cig aen we Fg gay Western railways for each month of 1858 and i Js. 65. BE spp sce &., Wuuam Long, in the 82d QUERUS PATENT JELLIFIED, CABEO peer « 10; a table showing the actntios in took ii Boca, 2, | "Hheumacet we aera wi we poised Thor Epenien ctor a aed on the Stock Exchange each fortnight through- § Delaware. Pal * PENFOLD, PARKER ee > Mazan.—On Monday, Jan 2, ‘r A., daughter of Mr, Wholesale Kuntar is Hockoons weet, "7 ut the past year, together with such narrative | ana ‘ane 4 i . A 6 1 Let- rt Macan, aged ® years and 7 months, and explanatory matter as is requisite to ren- } tat tnt re ten the ny ber, Oy going melube | weigem Reemucnaaest 2 Lenn, atom dats ote | , Ms iene are reaectvely invited attend the fun FROIAL NOTIOR TO THE PUBLIC. der the article a complete financial history. of five or six, and in many cases t umber. | ACh for oe Te eTRiT’e: tocar. “No cir paper bes | ternoon, at oxe o'olock. jamentay JULES MUMM & CO. CHAMPAGNE, id \ In many respects 1859 was a peculiar year, fo of Sone eta the Sling tuces Pee mt aris 7 Sed ~y ow Monday, Jan. 2, Many C. Mazap, in the We have been tnformed that in many gues whee. * ¥ u pence, | Caen 2d year of he: 4 fi 5 B 's it was the first year of actual recovery from tls they reoclyed the Sealers afordeds tne subject | -Waute’s Stylish Hats.—A Few More Left. | Tio fuacral wil tae piace from the Totels and the trede do thelr best fo tecommend aad om ° the crisis of 1857; The year 1853—which was Notwitbsjanting the interge coldness of the stmoaphere, | 4!soladies’ azd children's Furs, ot 216 Broadway. Det wi ten cde tee teil tat tute snother wine of Scslag seine, (A, RA6®, aR Ate chiedy marked in the North by a short crop, J Soothes dry housand people, and at (he aties’ pout | 283 Lots, Lying Between aiith amd | fricads 0! the family are respectfully invited to attend. ant rane te pte ot roel agataat suck : and endeavors to effect a general liquidation— no I Jose than threo ee of the geatlo. sex. were peo. ee ee, ‘of pee "ke" pe Daperepinee Oar. amaneerecie en. ie ealed ie Gate 19 ay, wale tbe'at oar as } Ski uy 8 " want ts Hel te a left the country worse off, as a whole, than 1857 } {his time ‘cite Nee Yorkers. Of course, 1m 80 Faken cs: | 2 ee Meee ee ee TTT MAURER, BOS. & 00. on mr ae pein ‘fdwin Max- His aea the OSC as our: ‘ulograph slngaatare is fal 31859 better off, though less J somblage, and on euch an oceas'on, there were many | Foyreday went Jan. id, ab LBocigs, at the Meccbacta’ | wai. gr, requested to attend the funeral ‘We furthermore reguest our customers and friends § had done;,1859 leaves us better off, though less } teitercts’ and amusing scenes, and all passed off with as | RXaaange. from the residence of Francs Moore, 531 Third avenue) mest partici haention to the ‘above tenlooed ' outwardly prosperous, than any previous year mach food order and decorcin as the mostfaritioas Fg ggg ——————— this (Weduesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. i Saad show pania. oat Sot makina ; é id wish. J : On Tuesday morning, Jan. 3, Timotay Me- m “ for o long time. It is true that, as wrale, the |r varie dark it was remarked by the most easual cb- ‘ hs ant ames mich enser. H r 1 ¢ oh, years, § mouths and 23 days. W Jor article to the publle, and desire to merchants of the great seaboard cities made } server, that the “callers” in many ibstances were getting Wilet Fursiating Ovoda His friends and acquaintances and those of his son, on our own merky without being ‘aingied ‘vits aay simi % . poe tired. ‘Tho after dark scones were the mostamusing, not | qua’ be ciced oct, We wusrefore John McAuliffe, are respecitully invited to attend tie fune: name or brand. < f Vite or no money last year. Shippers of cot- ] perhaps so muuch to the actors ag the spectators. Hore we § etegant stock of D. Devlin & Co, comp Tal, this (Wedzeaday) eternoen. st one c’olock, from the With augh Wines as those we send to Amerten, onnolesqams 4 a istons, and importers | #¢¢ 4 Party of two or thrco malsing thelr fina} calls; one of } sorimenta of Uvercomts, Dress Suits, z son, 148 Thirty-fourth strect. RT ee FE 4 ton, breadstuffs and provisions, Pp a Siclekt,” while bis obmpan- Citing. Furstahiag Goode, Re. at cc Mooxrv.—On Tuestay, Jan. 3, Riowann Mooxey, aged car Sen, anion natll ert craacecl een wesGinaems cook of dry goeds, teas, sugars, and other general m ; be afaanen of..ta Akos Eat. Hi eae Uetkine al ctiremely Pow price 16 years, formorly of Kilinmore, Kinga county, Ireland. fofer to the opinion of the United. States Appraisers, of 1 merchandise, generally lost money by their a pobit HOw. on DEVLIN, HUDSON & CO., 253, The friends of the fumily, also the membors of St. Vin- York, who ee La) f sil aa wt oo glans tho cent De Paul's Society, are requested to attend the fune pS gpeciirlgene wae he eared superiocky business; with regard to produce, because J youngster world be * Brady's ee Ieccaeway, Cerner: {ra} fom dis tale retiisnce, 200 etna avenue, on. Thurs. FORE MUST Go GAMER ENE, fo sporeing seen too much money was paid to the joriginal | from which ) g rinie style of for Moliday Freganta. Also, to Calvary Cemetery. Late ae “ cause theimportation was excessive. But it the day, Fear ee sR hie ee ne Brooklyn Gallery of Art.—Wtlliamson ton anid te of the Inte Susan. Eumaker, of Lancas- Out Chagsparue Brands constantly on hand are as follower } must be remarked that the real wealth of @ J gnq trcividual ro'nts ‘ew. Among the pre- | BROS., two forty nine Fui'on street. . oe voles JULES MUMM & 00S IMPERIAL. i he profits | sentations f the ladies of rere 2 TT ee ee ke ~ he ciher brands muchas VERARNAY DRY and MUMIAB untry Ws is upon the : - , cm Novrs.—Suddenly, in Somers, Jan. 3, Mrs. Evpocta B, panes PRIVAT! to apesial order. 1 country by mo means depends upon the profits | snistions ute), Reformed church, presented a ne Desen Fnctonsayn 3 ‘ang srl Manip Lip gee bpiererery sh yon peer howe 2500 lets gui ih wunbers 03, 5,z0r | Ca tors Whacetaebe ad al the pringtoal Wine Dest 4 of foreigi 9 * : we pastor, . TL. Cayler. e je fried : eo respect- | 9), are each entiled to $8, taroughout Sistas, { foreign merchants. On the contrary, it — ne EE TD pers ra . Th piriee ty and acane aiancon oie Risa Ate c x yas gach & sitled to $8, in addition to any other prize ‘they reguers oat oe Vole 7 ene rane often increases as those profits decline, and de-} g roia waten and chain ob his retirement from office. The | | Defiamce Salamander Safes-With Paw | 000 US of.) on thursiny moriing ateleven o'clocs, : ee oon Sole Agent for he ae t . « e . 4 ayes 1 " ». fire and bu . , aoe a oak ~ r vl 34 wl ‘ — clines as they increase. A country’s proflis | Insurance Puirc:, in the tower part of the city, prosonted | teut ponder proof oc Darit eaten Hepot 6 Moray ateat, Philacelphia ‘and Washington city papers please copy. | q™Be,tabecriuerataring superiatended the drawing of the Kon" beaver ech, Kew 4 ‘ thelr commanding officer, Captain Mackey, with a gold | Corot Volleze place. ROBERT M. PATRICK. Pon—In this city, on Moyday,.jan, 2, Mrs, Devonau | ment of Internal Improvements in the’ Biale of Delaware, the price obtained from foreign -na- we I , mp depend on the price obtained fro ig) watch and chain, a8 a token of regard. a Pow. Extra Olass 9, far 1859, hereby certify, as required by law, INGRR’S SEWING MACHINES. Captain Metzler, of the Seventy-firet regiment, was the erring’s Patent Champion Fire ‘The friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to at- | to the correctness of tho above. ‘Ne. 2 Bowing Maebkine, + recipext of a splendid sword, worth $500, from his com- and Brurzlar ‘proof Bafes, 251 Bronéway, corner of Murray | tond the funeral, at the meeting house of the First Bap- sone ire. onaialilacta, rats : n Whea. the cotton, breadstuffs, provi- POLY Bana in Fulton street, the | Sen Mew Fore: Ust Shrek. corner of Broome ‘and Elizabeth streets, this AIPRED R WourTEN, Femily ee ee: » | tions and gold crops are laxge and the price re- } poss wore presented with supply of good warm cioth- | | Batchelox’s Hair Dye, W Praar Gn Tocadkyy Jan. 8s Looms, wate of doba |. Wastirerax, Bol, Deo Bt tab. omnes SENG + 3, * i a benevolent newspaper proprietor. pees—The best he world, 60 d x bie in full, without deduction. wy auunerative, the U ited Etates grow rich; “tls ceremnon is on the occasion were very pleasing. applied at he manciactory, 16 Bond street. ber tad ope econ sttanaiy For excuars Sddress ‘ was the onge 1p. 1056, There Rever Waa A Tear | te zeraty Say peomene tes wee Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow | invited toaticad tho funcral, on Thursday afternoon, at FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manayers, iinington, Del. i anes NEW YORK TRIBUNE. 5 iy Pad UPWARD AND ONWA! peew—The dest in the world, wholesale and retail, andthe dye | one o'clock, from 170 Stanton strect, corner of Columbia. bt jedi ee Bisirg when so much cotton, flour, corn and pork | onttusiastically observed, and; sofar as we have learned, nothing occurred to iar the p! of the day. a lied. * Ni tor etise. ill mnotery foi vi SOT ‘A BD. ; were grown and gold raised within the United privately applied. "No. 6 Astor hense, Tue remand will be taken to the Lutheran cometery for APABERQUE, DAMASK, VELLUS, AX ‘0 IVORY NOTE sale receloisof THE NEW XORE PP “ States as last year; and the price of these com- as Riirig ee in ee Church. Gesraudc enna lrete U eente moe 8 rime: Be plerrnpd = ean JANB POLLooK, colors, at ‘EV ERD 'S, Broadway, corner of Duane street, teeorenie, smounied 10.» e . tions, a and 9 annual ‘mouth church, foreheads, upper fe aged 3 ‘orreaponding: ‘ modities being generally high, there never was | 2... ‘Wack ke sas march Mroksys, ‘Watker sree ‘Tho frionds and relatives are invited to attend her fne- } gf RVERDELL'S—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C. : sat Year. , Y ticaée: wn Ranty Wort T, pastor, took place last even: . ral from the residence of her parents, 271 West Thirty- celebrated Cards, elegantly engraved, exh Only | Tuerense.... ee 2 & year when the country’s profits were larger; | tog, at 734 o'clock. Tong before the hour that body of the | GomFama’s Oriental Cream or Magleal | foi greet Jaf 00 Brondway, corer of Buans, fe eR circdiniion of tiiN TRIBUNE ianowee se : though, contrary to usual custom, that profit] church was crowded with people anxious to sccure seats | Hemsateess,” Weware of encaieciaia mor.—In this city, on Monday, Jan. 2, Hacuanan 3 Ease -. som. : Beems to have been monopolized by the pro- ] for the coming year, and by the time the sale com-/ eg, Winslow's Soothing Syrup. "The relatives and frionds of the family aro invited to at. Te well known that arnicate the best ing to way 2 $ ducer, and not shared’ between him and the | Menced, thero wore at least 1,800 or 2,000pcrsons present, | _Miliate of Bottles are now umd every year tthe United | tond the funeral, from his late residence, No, 147 Bast sc piemmaneny Foes bo bectinipent nk waa So | omen hant: Ifto this we add that, owing to the | *2ut one third being Indica, ‘Piamedisie nl cern.” Only Wescisa pele, = SU | Mhlrteth, street, on Thursday morning at 10 Ob | $y Beltre e, 30 contag. . passage al aa ‘The pews, numbering about $00, wore sold to the highes, a Gy De Rapciser.--On Wednesday, Dec. 25, 1869, at the rest. | ¢ yOLRMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE, HAR m=ew | newsmen vot eine meine ee one (our ordene amisfortunes of 1857 and 1858, there has not | piaderand all of Barry's Tricophereus is the Best and A p Or thoron < CSuk- | ber last indicates where T ot Deve ‘ and they were all disposed of at very bigh premiums, a dence of her son, East Marion, Long Island, Euzapem, | 37 ,thoroushly renovates ana opened by KUBERT B, COLE- | Ler last indlcaies where THE TRIBUNE ciroulates:— ; Deen for a long period a year in which so much } one bringing as high as $160 premium, and a number $100 ree reamchag naka Lakes icra Roby el | Wi> of Sobn 8. Radel aged a years. | p louse. cine OF TUE TRIBUNE SUROCRIBRD FOR DURING ‘ economy was practiced by the people gene- | sndover. Previn to the salo the Rev. Henry Ward Cismiaee, ae nar at Me) Honry Rademacher, ened (CRNG, BUNIONS, INVERTED Kaa, ENLARGED | Nee'ia ~ a i rally (the residents of New York and some parts com those who migh Dr. Marsh Continues te Apply His Radi | years 1 month and 7 days. : joints and all diseases of the feet enred without pain or i. y ¢ epee tole pectings: Hee Taelt Sends b Cure Trass with ry exres The friends of the family are respectfully tinvted’ to a- | Ghiropoadist 160 Brondwaje Relesw othe plveicies neta 1 of the South being exceptions to the rule), it | #28 Someone bid over them to tako it all Siram'c rostare, MARSM h OOLE S Toner acest ne | tone sicngs of the Cami ‘Wednesday afternoon, at one | geonorthivetys Neves” heer tothe Phyalelans and sur- g . will be seen then there is good ground for the | It was very brisk up to about 93, o'clock, Boots and Shoos.—Waterproef o'clock, from her parents residence, No. 229 William « a strect. REAT CURIOSITY.—PARTICULARS SENT FRER- . assertion that 1859 left us better off, as a peo- | Tetired, be oveplgsccbgromng hey until 1134 0'aoo ha Double sole, warm fur lined suo Rippte.—On Sunday, Jan. 1, Wituiam Rworr, aged 28 G Agents wanted. SHAW & CLABK, Biddeford, Me. 4 " which of.” These, we understand, ‘winter wear foe Om | years. \ ple, than any previous year for a long time. Ben be rented ct thee appraised Malis wotoar mag vane —— ‘The funeral will take piace trom tho residence of his en eee Te cee 7 This is not the place, nor is there room for | premium. ag vipbeptins Nien een © mig Ry eae Bene Vasawrave & Borie, 857 broadway:— FH much that is suggested by the very compre: | ,, amount realized from the sale was, $2949 60, the Lloway'sOtntment.—Enernsted Sores. | thove of bo family, are respeoifully nvitod tonitend with- | Alums Petat Pico: Vroet Geese passed tusscgh' necy oe $ hensive tables published eleewhere. It may | Feeetved from thesate lat Year was within a fow dolara | LOMgue"see arp more eaeome tna vice yaliment | "Rngy.-On Tuesday, Jan, 9, Mrs. Axx Ray, aged 24 | Bre proot Ganiitien “ti reasined i the. ierniag Sie suffice to say that they should be kept, for fu-| oO25epoun NONE %% incrcase over last year of | so powerful, so immediate, v0 thorough as Holloway's far | voarg é No. 00 Ann siycet for seventy hours, vor 5 bs ge oo ER cave ‘The friends are invited to attend tho funeral Thursday | Meee pnbectast order, Your provestion wepen yous ture reference, in every merchant's office a Persons who bid for three clone, frown hevia ° on shows that you have more 001 in i bs novié thy ” The hist th i ra four pews, whether for the purpose of speculating or Married. ar ae ead ber ah ba rae ont cena ele id eee fe be opened. hac i DEKE » | throughout the country. The history they te for feyends, Wwe ire unable to sax; aiso a number of last | Arex—Ismnny.—In this city, on Tusday, Jan. 3, F. M. | Rosman On Monday evening, Jan. 2, of consumption, Billiard Table Manufacturer, is interesting and instructive now; the time Will | Wahstdaiing Rev. Mrs Boechers tenga, en not, | ALLEN to Miss Nriux M. Liuny, all of this city. Sasvni. Rowenrs, aged 30 years, 9 months and 12 days. se ee Or pelea ae eee na Fen estate OWDETS, BF. ’ a8 Simee used Coorgn—DockstapEk.—On Monday, ™ , ~ ; ee et ne e — come when it may prove a guide and 9 beacon | grumbling ainong the hudies, who had been so very un- | ence ofthe brile’s father, by Wie Rev’ Bbage G, FL soled pple eile soc Rypilogy lg GA FEEDS MapicaaD rares. RATES OF ADVERTISING - to the mercantile community. Infehess of tie none, that, favorite seats. Owing to the | Brooks, Wastuxcrox 1. Coorsn to Sanam D., only daugh- | from his late residence, No: 116 Santon atteney itoenk we ee cen eay me Careay’e THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. ~ pee seat ON when tho tale cloned, of cine uo donb tan chaite Gree to Shane On Marday Tas, Fe ae Tho rea. | Meter lavitation. Ils remains will be taken fo Green- Ph etioned a tanact injure er eee. ‘oo oven ae ne oraina {ndverdivemente, claasified under appropriate ; , — MEG ARS Jan. ; ad hasan Loss ov Tire py Fing—Work ror rae Lrors- | mained woud all hare boen sold. Two or threo gontle- | dence of tho bride's father, by the Rev, Bdward Lathrop, | “Sense tviee o'clock, on Tuesday morning, Jan. 2, | ee OO ese gh Bo ee ecm be Wien perm " NF ENR Oe Larcre.—At .’ appalling’ “’Aisdstér. ” oosureed. | Heme ote cot he Saal prominny of Tour 8. Fostex, late of Philadelphia, to Nixa, youngest | weraia Axx, daughter of David aud Ester Ann Boberte, eran bya areegeca asd Ot the depots, 41 Ane wtreet | Hiroe ineplayed Advertiacmonta: Dacha ts ‘ The truate = on aughter of # Megarcy. Tho funeral will take placeffrom their reidence, peer nt ERG PC SEM A Special No First Ui 2g c yesterday morning in Division street, which | aio (at bgt ge atl ‘Howst.—Bargivx—At Adtoria, on Sanday evening, | of Sixdh aveuve and ‘Twenty fourth street, at two Diclock, aru eo WaieLe Roiting herted for less the Reteaty Ave. cents eae hese: this (Wednesday) afternoo Jan. 1, by the Rev. Mr. fri r to Miss Josevmn, Raveiye daughter of John 1. Rapelye, | aro roepectfully invited to Mian cosine eae nt | aes h des Rs Twenty one ER Jay, Dec. 31,1859, by tbo | eater I? New Orleans, om Wednesday, Dec. 21, Gronce | a AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF WASITNG- each tusertion, Nothing inserted for leas tus Ome MABLINGTON.—On Saturday, , 1859, by . Rose, a; ' 48 years. * 1 NG. by th mdf v Rey. Mr. Jobnson, at the house of the bride’s father, ne aa yet " WO MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVINGS OF THE UNION By xed the word, | Advertisement. : nik 8 Peace to Miss Haxxau D. Daruxcron, A humorocs and Mghiy effective POLITICAL CARICA. | '¢* TEL Pod Lies See cen innt Kids Wien the pow money, the teri Leing aix months in advance. Those connected with the eburch wore highly pleased With the result of the sale, as it exoveded their most san- maine expectations. remfhds us painfully of the want of means of escape in case of fire, to which so much loss of life in this city is~often attributable. A tenement house filled with eccupants took fire ices—Fourth Page, before the leader— Watnack’s Tusarne.—A new London piece, called “A r presence a the residence of hie father-ip-law, Samuel W. ct, No. | TU. s DAY, in the lower story, at once cutting off the only | Husband to Order,” waz produced fuere last night, and | Boston and Portland (Me.) papers please copy. 299 Fourth avente. es te be sory UENJAMIN HARRIS AND IIS WIFE SEMI-WEERLY TRIBUS! ‘lable f was very favorably recetved by a full house. ‘The play | , Rommereox—Bexoick.—On Monday evening, Jan. 2, in |“ philadelphia papers please co} PATIENCE, with ‘illustrations. Muthty- veda ea eee ee available means of escape, which was by a| \ - heed Jeracy City, N.J., by the Rev. Dr. Crane, Mr. Jose G. | Seanrast—On tucedny. vlan ns Scavias, anative | gtRDHORN AND REDSKIN: on Alabama Backwoods NE NE ES OF See stairway in the centre of the building. Tih un Very clover three ct comedy, constructed upon a | Rountisoy, of the city of New York, to Mies Mary M.BUR: | of Mecne, parish of Clonfort: couste Cork, Weeletd sg, | Sketch, Ulustraicd. THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. y e ig. h€ | well woven model, the motive of the plot being a més- | Dick, of Fort £award, Washington county, N. Y. 24 yeara. i ’ 1 age eos: by Gzonce Wriiam Curtis, with Horrix’s Mus One Dollay 9 line each insertion. No iess by the quarter oc Consequence was that six persons were burned | attiance between an officer of the French army under tho ipa piece ‘ eetiee: ieatoy A Lg eg og ¢ Felatives and {riches aro respectfully invited to at- | THE’ WOMAN IN WHITE. by Wrixie Counys, with | 3¢% nia to death;and were it not for the activeexertions } frst Napoleon and the daughter of one of tho ancien | Cuaniue H, Wirmeerts to Miss Many J. Vax Nast, all of | gtreptron Tinsedey cheney residence, 77 Hudson | Mebaxass ilusteations Week, Lounger, Raitorils, ac, ae. | . Te te beat of Sviend who are working tonecenge aur ele. M Modlesse. The lady snubs ier bust is city. ; —— ; 4 culation Seretira our heartfelt, thanks, . We ve of the firemen, who rescued many by means of Re. mie ny sat ‘het ‘Bae wat, i | iss a, anivoGuarels Broad , Philadephia avers please covy. HARPER WEEKLY, ake the Tribrino still more. worthy of thelr eucbuslagts ape ladders, the result would have been still more | ™%** in order to retain her family estates, and he goes by the Rev. rae ©. Catler, D. D., on Satarda: et Png 5 -At Port cee abe fen Isiand,on Monday, | A first class Tiinstrated Paper. 4 deplovebld off to the wars in a very disagroeable frame of mind. | Avoren Wirricaks, of Montjoic, Prassia, to Miss Jocerms | tine Ségnite, aged 4 montis & Maas” cone gies PAMILY NEWSPAPER IN FICE WORLD, | TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, a a 1 ai News comes that he has been killed, whereupon | J. R. Sr’ Feux, daughter of the late J. R. St, Felix, ‘We lay thee in the silent tomb, | “Five Cents 4 Nvunen; $2004 Yen. @Ghiatbescman Weekly, $2, For Cluly e Fire Marshal recommen: some time | Madame assumes the widow’s weeds and mourns Sweet blossom of a day. | ver of the fourt Address HORACE ORF: 2 5 ol , Y FLEY & 00. xgo that tenement houses should be farnished | Sincercly for hor hero. He returns, disguised, 90.—At Brookiyae on Tuesday, Jan. 3, % and thew art calleg Ane, ness eee pes ths ayy ag the punt pene ‘over "iabtee Buildings, Kew York. with iron stairways placed outside the building asomrtaia ia = still retains the affections of his wife, Onanuzs 8 Besse, ip the Soin year of his age.” | due relatives and friends of the fanily arc invited to | tear\ tale hic wil ye bound for efereneo, Tn com: | mp BRRATUING ORG : frien fami ’ a ane j sine IR. y Cons; and communicating with every floor. Such an and > play ends with mutual forgivencss, happincas, in A te bs wayyy ae aA mee i ty by gel A ph i his (Wednesday) afternoon, at one = one noes po ae ro PRP en st REY te the Cather. a arrangement would afford a read in | S&S. The play is cleverly done, and affords good | street Mf. Church, on Thursday afternoon, at nalf-past | _ Taxion—At Green's Farm, Conn, on Monday, Jan. 2, | S™8p-Ace, and before anything else, a ‘iret class and es oer arenay_ cecape In | opportanity for the display of the peculiar talent of eevo" | one o'clock. Yow Tree Lodge No. 401, of F.aidA.M., and | Hannum, wite of Edward J. Twylor, aged 92 years and 3 | f,hetgcalssiory of current events, equal i the dally presein | Iron and Sulphur one } case of fire; but we do not believe it has been | ral of the artists at this theatre. Mr. Lester Wallack and a order 7 are rename i Invited to a. a hs sitlihal: oe niet a Banday Jan, | Deg gezatons with text, How farther have pemtnes ete Bleeding: . } ean —— . ir a 5 g 5 hg pay rg we phy 9S ie engin yee reneory een a pe ners, | cnghenzounget eof Darit and’ ary vat | tle ning urine eit eins Woe hau | Fo Brea 4 and we would remind that bo that some law ) Mr. ir. e ., j—~At Fort Lee, N. J., Mayneitr Bexwison ‘cars. and on Tuesday, Jan. 3, of the samo com- 7 ~ ony 2 8, | should be passed compelling he Proprictors of | ey eee Taatured toerpoa, Bie tomtom wy | “Mituortneral wilt inks place tons Fort Les to-day (Wed pain ny Jase, Youngeat daughter of Perit and My | Bey pould seer especialy nh conheston, oe Tatas | vue sng cone with tne tly, embrenee . good aga nator 7 . His Lonhomme was de- aX The talainent kee war, mm steat » larper’s Gu AT rost, brone! and ali the air cells of the lungs. nf a if i place from the residence of their | iy ab expedition, the Ul il inet 80 . = that the | igntfuny natural. a se eadky,” Tha: '4, Thebes ky parents, Bedford avenue, near Wilson sect, Brooklyn, bende be rae. Ofte paper can be beet realized, by a: P Fitna! palo cane ho) el ives of the occupants may not be in constant | After the fall of tho curtain, and in response to the | John and Mary Brennan, aged 1 ‘year, 2’ mouths and 4 ys morning, at eleven o'clock. 4 at 2 at Re sot . ulphur Powders i 5 5 : year, Td Nhare hem, on Monday, Jan 2 Mansa | people would really know of events if they bad to Purity and Revitalize the Blced, “ danger. general call of the ‘heueey Mr: Lester Wallac: snnownoed 3 frienda and relatives of tho family aro respectfully | Kaye Lawnexcr, danghier of Samtel ait Saran Me | fo 8 ‘yolen deeriptooe fone. a Yaw renpee the ar Strengthen the Digestive Organe : The agstem of fire escapes adopted in Lon- | Play for repetition. invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his pe- | Wether, 3 pout. a escine have been heretofore. SABPER'S WHERLY ae wise | An iostrated olgeular, cara ia S eestannninianeniniamneemememmaerae rents, cond aver on tl afternoon, ‘OUNG.. morning, Dec, scar fever, artist correspondents in almost eve juarier Gi L ’ lo ' don is an excellent one, and should be followed | Parcs Ganpux Meso Hart—Arthur Napoleon's fare. | a two O'clock, His ‘remnaing wil! be taken to Calvary, | Busasura vy, daughter of Alexander and | sndcommanda the pencil of the frat stn at bone. If wit | Stonedy Draper, bhnken, New Y | out in New York. The English capital is qi- | Wl! concert in New York will take place this evening. Gnomon Sapday, Jan 1, Geonas Wasmrscton Fraxk- Young, aged 4 years, 11 months and 24 days. | ihettaed nlstory ot ourage gout to tnnater i yages | Thurlow Weed, ta Albanese’ e™ Yor net te On a: | clothe tagemmore nn shim i miei ee eat te SASL | ear °° ve 7 5 Ey ; le ‘ma: on next - 01 B.A. ter of a mile square, and in every district, at | 54 omer popslar artiste, fas fo loved; yea, no tonguo can tel) T ; | fae. wel ara ell eurrayed, and Wel orinied psture of er. Barard Bright Rew Yor, : some known point, a fire escape is kept, con- —_——_—_—_. God loved him too, and He thought Dest Aaveet eee tire Beara ani BAYERS= | man who attracts the general aviention of the people of Bee 0.5.4. Sphiniag, Buternite, N, ¥.. ~% sisting of a tube of strong canvass and clastic | 7 Catsronsa Texxcrsra Lixe.—The California Telo- » _ Totake him home with Him to rest. London, and copy of the Agreements in OT ARPER'S WEEKLY will continuo, as heretofore, to puh- | “Tisinetesinmatarsteetyeat et wire, which can be attached by means of lad- | 27*PB line, which is being placed upon the ronte of the | _ Brxce—(n Monday, Jan. 2, Wnuuam, youngest son of Perens IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, | lihthe best tales that are written by. native and foreixm, an- | | Olive Tar 60 cents & or conta by mail pest ey 5 y Of 1ad- | Overland Mail, has been completed about 260 miles wost | Washington and Emeline Bunce, aged 3 years and 3 rey ‘a Pudadeihia aad Bann A: | there. Tthen biabed “A'Tale of Ewo Chien by | Powders Sia package, and ne cr Gers to the windows or roof, and thus the inha- | of st. ‘Louis, and all the arrangements of the associated | The relatives and friends are invited to attond the At Sipe deat onl na "RE TREE wate gras aD by Bie Be Latin brent, ECHARPPRETN BUDS: Ke se : bitants of the burning building can be con-| press heving been completed forthe reception of fall re- | funeral ths (Wednesiay) afternoon, at ox o'hook, from eens cette Tames. | ylmers, he, Nged, Secret Gey Desay ‘Charles Reade Ect tnmmcate arveteree ot fi of Californian , the leadi : fe residence, 123 Norfolk atreeet. } This ‘blishing the “Woman in ,”* by Wilkie Col- veyed safely to the ground with great facility. | Ports rhe gene es Le ven ind meet taxa ‘Jennie and Billey both have left us Death ofa cele apd Probicmit | line, and ‘will shortly commence the publication of uew | [HR GROVER AND BAKER | If any such contrivance had been at hand yos- | the arrival of the sem wees men wcaplgmanint acon eee “Fre Bates in and america in 1400, Ly ee eae eer nied by tho ipimutable. peuell of | ¢fBYile, the altention fof tallors, vest aud corset ana i ivi | a oe domentic, 4 ma" y 7 = | Netenag, “On, or before the covcltision of these tales, others | others who may prefer the ‘locke terday morning, every individual in that house general, commercial and ma- He can all our sorrows heal 3 " thet Of the F DOLLAR Stil rine news {rom nll points of the Pacitic coast. Cuvxewnu.—On Monday morning, Jan. 2, Onve Ewwa ‘Theatrical and trom ap ite world. Of equal merit will be commenced, tt being the tntention Of With recent vatuable fmm in Division street might have been saved. : os Hon. Giantly jublisbers to secure every work of undoubted excellence that York : Crotox Aqrenvct Boar.—The Croton Aqueduct Board Churchill aged Oy ceed mouths and a days \* | The Battle forthe of the World to ake pice to i Me ere OF rh apjeat ia TAREER'S WEEK IA one i. fer Pantone, resp ‘ han 2 uot Boar urchili, ag cars, 2 ‘ys. the foreign ¥ pi i ‘ Manon or nag Ustox Democracy.—The Union | tave prepared their report for 1880, and it la now in the | ,, Mestends and rilaires ef, the family are respect uly | See the CLIPPER—the areal American Sporting and Thea | Purcaned from thelr authors by the proprieirs of HAR: v0 GRuAT stonits, ‘ democracy which elected Fernando Wood | bands of the printer. The report gives the total receipts | ateloyen o'clock, from the residence of ber sother Me THE, sPoi ie PER 1d aimae tiegomoereasintar ar ptr 2 be maharad 7 aD TD Mayor of this is of the year as $800,219 44, of which amount $748,990 62 | 91St. Mark’s place. jonigtePoheiiesd THETHRATRICAL Pal Curren ppd r ‘. 7087 COMENCR ZI Seer yor City is now proceeding to elect ae Dowsesx.—Ou Monday, Jan 2, after « short iliness, | The CLIPPER te the a Orga of Aime Bo ne A age a ae Sy A Bl WOLFGANG, rica. 4 ‘The sale dealers LY toin @ short ete tale ® native or foreign ae yesteg oraa cc ae: ve eer ee huaor- “in respect (0 these fe with the seriata the pub: |° isbers 4 delegates to the Charleston Convention, and in | ere fo" water rents, $21,728 for permits to connect with vt "pull the best tha thes can obtain, tbo sewers, $17,616 74 for permits for street vaults, $10,319 83 a Fayona, widow of Kdmund Donegan, aged 55 years. the interior counties some of the delegates are | for penaltics on water rents, and $1,620 25 for old’ mate- ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | "ig Feok's ise of the CLIPPER te This it Sporting and Theatrical y ma four cents A TALE OF THE WILD COAST. attend the funcral from her late residence, 326 Eighth organ wayeing the! . ‘ ince A Dy airendy elected. "We call thi party the Union | Sw Rata oae Col Pak, tamed tn | per Narn Hae te ES og | Pope te ccmrammp Uratsase | eee oats cell OE Te SES | Tum aaron or Vox mnowrtes, democracy, in contradistinction to the stinking | been spent during the your upon the work. For supervi- | John and Elizabeth Detapwey, of consumption, aged 54 | Odetal of the A. AGREEMENT forthe | laters TERMS OF HAR?’ A REVOLUTIONARY STORY. sion and repairs of the aqueduct from the Croton dam to | years, a native of Dallyvaldon, County Wesford, Iroland ch between AN and SAYERS. Feu a | | old anti-slavery democracy of Tammany Hall | the Reeciving Reservoir there has beon spent $18,033 22. | ° ‘The fricuds and acquaiutatione of whe amie are ne, | Allin thisweek's OLIPPER. ove had for forr cents | One Cony fer Trent Weeks “1% For sale by all news venders. | | and the Albany Regency, which fell with Haye. { The latter “item includes the loss sustained by lly tavited to attend the. fonerel from Bile lnte ron. cern ——————— | Gre Cops ict Two Year ao O66 aa Ye ‘ the lower Distributing Reservoir atthe timo | dence, 44 Prince steret, this (Welnestay) “aternson, at (ANOTMEE NEW FioTURE 9 00 —— ] meyer in ihe beginning of last month, of the burning of the Crystal Palace. During the | half-past one o'clock FOR THE STERKOSCOrR 33 [-eancary, The elections of delegates in the various | 3 Fthe Ovotan Vasey bane di acaiaitethe tachagh sto fhe o0el year of ity hae 2 restpnpempectmtasane i ETeuNe - vive or (nostimable orate ere Congressional districts are so many Union moct- | the Beard has been able to obtain accurate Knowledge of || The friends api relatives are respectfully tnvited to by: mart trragetl ' touanah Pee, ore na iS every acces ‘. f jo capacity of the Croton river to, atten al fi ‘ " B) STEREOBC 3 bemposs will bring ont the latent sec t rtetnre, There has b ay ‘aid, nating te phn ace Toaraeie anverncoer cy aoe a a ins a voen’s cite prevarsicn thin tetiaer Stute, so thet when the time for acti be whole Semiog aee —On Subday, Jan, Rerum A, wife ot Jo fo BROADWAY, = re has by > Mobile. and as the lives of ment of yttiotism ar dnservative feol- pte VW the thirty-eee delegates, 2 rabers of the Dr. in the wide or the bottle are elected, ther i ‘ped on the cap covering the gork,