THE NEW -YORK TRIBUNE9V*m NtTWattrtH U*M ¥ TRIIfllR

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TBK n ff.lüHH TBIBI -VF,^

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Political Noticee.Republican Central Coinmi itre. -1 be ExecutiveComn.ittce of the above Committee will hold a meeting TH IS

t*rwriaj) EVftKlKO at 1» o'cieck. at No. 613 Broadway Pano-teewl «.t.rudauce requested.

C. A PEABODY, Chairman-B. T. Ct tvBLaan, j aata9tatmta1t.Qmmx »rtB«ow, '»wwetarvea._

Opdyltr, JIall. bum! Plakacy.Come oae, eome all

A tread Mara Ratlfiretion Meeting -rf the Oerman RejrobLeantwBl he held THIft (Friday) EVENINO. at the Volktgerten, No.4» Bowery. KAM E. TZttl HIRNt.lt, W KOPF, r B.DlTtC H L K, and other, w Ul »peakEDWARD HOKINBON, Ja.,1

C F. X. LITE DEE, IA. RO'DIOER. >CotnmUte*.W. LET7.EI8EB, IA. FEILEN,_

JA Mane .Meeting, of the f 11 ' . NS .« n ii TaY-PaV-

Bat_>ab.>OCIAlioN OF THE VIITH COUNCILMANICDlnl RICT will he held at ibe large room over the Opera Su¬hlet, je-d-et near lth-av.. Dec 2, at Tj o'clock p in.JtMf.s

. W. OEBARD, eaq., the Hon. CIIARIEB STARK NEWELL,the lion JOHN MctvKON, and other eiumeut apeakera are ex-

BkBOtrd to addieaa the meeting._? The Flfteeotb Ward Repablican Aaaeclatlon

Brill tnret at No bl« Broadway, on rRl DAY EVENINO, Dec.X, at 8 o'clock. A griMrai atteudance ia requeated.T. BaitBi, Be^retary. M. B. BLAKE, Pretideot

BjxIIt. Kally. Rally!.THE BBPPBLK ANS OF THEAVIth WARD

^ Aad all othera opt»oaed to the corrupt administration of the CitytUevrrnaieBt. are Invited to meet at

KNK KEUliOChER HALL,Bth a» aedSdd-et, on FRIDAY EVENINO. December 2. atiVrloek to ,-rtpond to the Domination of tb* Hon. OEOKOEOk DYKE, KOL. L. HULL, WM. T. PINENEY, and etherBe pi bl Iran Humiliation*.Tbr lollewing grutlrmen will addreaa th* meeting:

DAMt) DL'llLEY FIELD, ISAAC DAYTONW M l I'RTIS NOYE8, HORACE OkKELEY,JAIIKb A. BBIOOB, JAMES W. NYE,_WM. M. EVART8. E. DEI.AFIELD SMITH,I.I'IHER R. NAkSH, CHAL'NCEY 8HAKFEK,IbAIAH T. WILLIAMS, W. H. FRY, and ethora.JOhEPH UOXJE,

Committee of Arrantementt.DAVID B. JAQl EU, JAMEö (. L'THELL,BLOH OAKDNEB, OEO. MAN(HOT,B, A. ADAMS. ROBT L. DAHftAiiH,WM. ORTON, ALEX. McLEOD.

Rally, Repabllcana. Rally !A grand Patlhcatiou Meeting of toe RriKiblioana of the XMh

Ward, will be held at Llve-Oak HaU, No. Wldth-at., ou FRI DAYEVENINO, fire. I, at .J o'clock.

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« IThe Hon. 'too. Opdyke, SoL L. Hall, oaq., Oen. J W Nyr,

the Hon. D. N. Merrill of New Jereey. Ja«. Fail man. eeq Joa.itoxie, eeq., and Aug. f. Dow, eeq , will eddrese the meeting,r.t. or fUoi DOYLE, )

ARCH. PHILLIPS, I CnmmiUMI.C DONALDSON, I ( "n""1"^A. RETBERT, J

W». E. BoeiXT, Sec EDWIN J'l'EWABT/,Chairman.isevetitrrnth Ward Republican Aaeoclation.-The

Xxeeai:i*e Comailnee of thu Aaaocialion will meet THISE\ EMNO, at No. 2t8 Allen-«*., at 7j o'clock, ruactualattend-aace la reqnoated. By order.

SAMUEL B. SMITH, Preaideat pro ternWixLiaa J. Woona, Secrotaij.

** (.rand Kally of the Blcbteetitb Ward Repnbli«. a lutibiation Meeting will be held at the Deceit in«

¦"" tY EVENINOOYES, DA\ IDand other etui1

. poaitra, will addreea Ibe me«.tingJ. AUSTIN STEVENS, jr., 1K. DELAKIELP SMITH,EDMUND BTEPHENSO.N. ^Committee.ISRAEL JAR\ Is.WM ATRINSON, )

raBra.- a natim ation meeiing win do oeia ai in

raatvy, aotaci af 2d-ae. and 23d at , ou rRIDAYat, 2. at .a o ch» k. Meaar» WM. CURTIS NOY

DUDLEY FIELD, E. DELAF1ELD SMITH, ta

Rally, Rttlly, Nlnelrculb Ward !A Orand RAI IFICATION MKKTI..O will be held at Head

«Marl»m, Diuxl«dein'« Hotel, cor. 8d-e*. and a«Xh «l.. on THIS(Viidaj) EV E.> iM» at H o'ciook, to ratify tbe (kjenty tVa-d.Tut I < tool haoulaotiona. t.n.liietat epoakata ha»«. u..u tavi-a¦a d e ill adi're«. kWa u.i-etlng *ll thoae In favor of the elect io i

5(1 Uifc to. Major, HULL for t ounael. PINKNEY foraWktoaotTOwvrtnor, i.RKOORY for Aldernaoo. and Mt-t-Ah'lY for touucilman, are iuvlted to attend. By ordertyAitii ror»o u

N L uauNDAOE, Pitaidrnt.Bob ai.i L. BltA, 1 Kpcrvtartea.Jons Cuerta. jr., i

"Twestieth Ward Repahllc^aW.-Tb*JUpitbttcauw o

the AXlb V\ aid will lucrt at u*iuait:ne Hall, *Jlb-at. and tlb av..

aaVttvll'AY EVENINO, Dec- i. It raiilytbo nounuatiou. ofOv.lvke, UnU. and I luckney. and tat W ard nomliialloi». JO-*F1 H I'ltiMf, S B lirH HI.ll Ibe Hob. ABRaM[WAKE-a»«S MIU HIT I. WOODEOIU». e..i and other., will

5*r-*Tl meeting. WM R. STEWART, P.e_deut.jLV. l.hisLBt. U^rtaritaJx>«. UtrraAS, J_

Aroaee: Areuae ! A raune !1WENTY-SECOND WARD IN A BLAZE

The Republican, of in* Twenty eeoond Ward are requeeted to

STOESSPI.-S Hi'TEL,Ma 6M ttb av , oa FRIDAY EVENINO, Doc t, to ratiry theaoiBii.atiou.. _ For Mayor.

OEORl.E OPDYKE;For Corporation CocnaeJ.

ULL;ino Hoaao,

orporaSOLOMON L. BULL;

For Oovenior of the Aim" HouiWILLIAM T. PINKNEY;

For Conncilmaa.IKA a ALLEN;

Sad the other Ward officer*The folte» mg gvi.tlea.eB w ill ad.lreaa tba a^tbag:C.EOBOE 7rA)\ EE, *«w CHAS. S. sl'k NCER, b»o.,boLOMON L HULL, tay,., AUO. F. I»oW a»«».5m JAB. W. NYE. A. J. DlTTENliOEFER, Ban,jos Fl H ItOX IE, HQ , JAS. FA1RMAN, aag.,E L. W'OODEORD, a»v oodother*.

R. CAMPBELL. Pre.ideul.O. 8. CHAPIN, Vice-Prnid t.

W. IPBaTO!», u^.f-iaxiea.8. b. Siaoato», I »*CT9**n**-

Mum* Mreiln« nl Ute t.ertana Repablicasa. n theaa.il «Heu el the t.eii.lueea of the Republican pally, the Hon.SEOROE orDYKFa. Mtaoi. SOLOMON L Hi LLaaCor-iMiiaiion toim». I and WM. ft. IMNENF.Y u Aim. Honae OovWorn, in Ibe \«Wk.-Oanoa, No *J l<owe;y. THUS (fiidaylEVENINO, Dec. 2, I8iy, #. o'clock. The following reutleiurnwill .ddiea« the O eding. SAM. E. T/SCti RKF.R, W KOPP.Lit FviER^CH, B. B. DL i CilER, and other.. Committee ofArraug. mem..Edward Roblaaoe, jr.. C. F. E. Luoder, Auguv-gaa Uteri W Seueitei, and Adam KoUiger.W bla < onveotlon. Tentb Alderatanle Olttrict.-

Tae Delegate* to h a ( onventlon met on Thuntday rvening, atthe corner of Buwery and Bond tt Mr. A. H DUDLEY in thet heir, aad Joaara K. iui vn, Srcreiary.Upoa mutioa of Mr. Waa. H. Falcouer of th* SeTentoenth

Ward. Mr ANDREW J ODELL war nounuated by aocJatua-ttee aa tUrir ratidldala for Alderman Thr Cotitrulion then ad

,. .A. H. DUDLEY, l hai: ..

J. B. Yerwa, tiiBBttro._Peaale an Head.

A Meeting of the People t Party, and all persona favorable tothe election of OEO. OPDYKE for Mayer, and Taoaia* H.Bea-itett tot A'.d. ruian, «tili bo hei at feoplv'e Hall, No. ITSBowet» Satt KDAY EVENINO. Dec 3d. at I o'clock.

Itaoara. ( auwe, Tucker, Ceuiuerford, Di. HUllard. and other*Will »dorrt* the meeting_

FRANCIS JOHN TUCKER. Chairman.

A JlefUaa of those clllarna favorable to tue Election ofOFt Ror. OPDYKE for Mtvor, will le held at »Je IT» üowery,ea KH1DAY MUHT Ku'.lueot tpeoAar* wtil add.rt. theaueetlng. FRANCIS JOH.> TUCKEB. i :.» »

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Btsaakar Brpabllraa aad CltlrrBs' Nomination*.-«Ith . oaaKUmatn. Dutnct. Utk XTth, \\ Im tad XV llllhaA'ajdt- 1 * o¦ \. .a«»

HKNKY f. PARK K,Republieaa aad Cittarns' Nomination.

SlXTEENTh wardTea ItrrBwaiTT or oca Ceaaoa SraooLg.

ForA'au'inietiocoi of Common Scboela,B O B K 1< T A . ADAMS.

THOMAS CHRISTY, CbainatiuBtajrev A Y'twatur*. tterretary

Matai Ward Repahltraa NoaalaattaB*.For at hlK)L nrru fcKS.

Far Cowimtaaloaet uf Cotnatou Sv.Lool*.< Has. f. OILDEbVBLEEVf..For iBBptntttT of CotaiBoa Schools,W M. J. JOHNSON, M D

Far Tni»te*« *l Commin Schoola,WILLIAM H. OEDNtY,I EMIY P BEE.JACOB C. BOiitRT.

For Coattable«,IIA C PIEJt>(>N, CONRAD REUP.

**».». i.,c. . m Hard Krpubllran Naattitsittaaio.i**e AhWetatsa. Xtb IHstrtrt-AN OREW J ODELL.r«rC«Mie.iiii »a, \ ih I>ts4riu4.WILLIAM T VSlltl VN.For i oldc.lutes, Vtb Itaatrtct.BERNARD SCHWARTZ.Foi Bt I.e... Cot»>uut*iac.* . J V .MES l l SHI.NO, Ja.Bor »cLool Ineiwcto'. v\ 11 I AM HIIJf'AKDgFot Scho< 1 Trataatoa.*A 11 1,1AM H VANDEBilOOF,

JOMN LLOYD,aft* 4 oi."tai;*»- RIDoi PH 111 I MESBERO,

OKtvBi'E A BOBBINS.JLUHirU C. PINCkJaEY, Fatsavleat

yt7m A (hiills.Peraa *.«.¦¦*. [ r-giraat

artralh t onncUmanie Otstrli I,T»g>i » s*i o»a W »na.TAX-PAYERS* CANaiDATE.

tar Osooeifana iEDWAhh TIMPBON.

Mrpablicasa, \»** »tst fei root jthrn* Hmm.*T PlSh'tA\rrUmi, jaset EVERY F.VEMMJ atJJaMteWiaa lleu.r, rornet of Jtroadwfy tad ttoawton ti.

XIX.N°- 5,807.Heventa Ward.

KOfU'H UNION NOMINATIONS.

For School f.'ooiinUaionrr.daniel cooek

Por Senool lu.petor«.ALFRED T ( ONklin, NATHANIEL M. TERRT,

(To &U rax-ancy.For School Troiite»*.

mahlon t. HEW IT, edward m. bkidmobe.To All varanev

JOSEPH r. SKID IfORE.The above ticket r* ceived . njMi.lmou* end for die! adoption,

id . Urge end influential meeting of the voter, of the Word, witn-out dutlinttiol of party, hold Monde. evening, Nov. 2*. I«5i

zophar mills, ( uairiuen.

I.aa»i.D. Walie*. J^-"«*»**BiathieeaiB Ward Mepabllraa -vamiuatlen.

For Aldermen.WM. LA IMBEER, JB-, Builder. No. 11 East 25th et

L'uuunroat It tu.henry a HtRLBUT,

Chairman AluVrmenic Convention.Teot- 0 OumimLii, Sec'j

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-rteiub Ward-To I areaioterrd Votrrw.-.Vfflderit., Irrr of charge, taken EVERY EVENINO, until election

byEDWARD M. 8K DMORK, Notary PublicNo 23a Madison a*.

Regrular Republic-no VitulunOou.H)B M A Yi ill.

OEOROE OPDYKE.

People'* CandidateKer Aideimen of the

IVth Aldenuanic. DistrictJAM KS V. W'ATKIN i.

I'i opte'n Headquarter*,No. 17S r.owery.

All per.es i favorable to the Election ofGEORGE OPDYKE

For Mayor,GREENE C. BKONSON

For (orporation Counsel,WM. T. PlhKNEY

For Governor of tbe Alina-Hotte,Are reqastted to meet at tbe above place.Regular Republican and American Nomination*.

Vilth Couiiriliueolc Dlatrirt. Xlltb, XlXth, XXth.XXIrt. and XXIId Ward*.

For Councilman,JONATHAN T. TROTTER,CHARi-EB N. DECKER

Menu lar Republican Nomination.FOR MAY Oil,

THE HON OKOROE OPDYKEBEADUUARTERS at THORP'S HOTEL,

l.oraer of tthat. and ft roadway,fA here the Meada of good City Oovernment are invited to raeot

aa-ty._PrerlamatioB !. in pursuance of a reeolutioti of the Com-

mou Council of in. City of New-Y'ork, 1 do hereby offer aREWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARSfor the detection of any person

VOTINOor attempting to vote

ILLEGALLY.or of any perron who »ball procure, and asaiat. counsel, or adviseanother to rive or oiler bit . Ol E ILLEGALLY, or to go Intoany YYAKDor ELEC'llON DISTRICT for last purpose, at tha

eusuuig i.loclicu, to be held in Ibia city onTUESDAY, tbe 6th day of DECEMBER next

To be pan upon the conviction oi tbe ofleuder, and tha oertll-cate of the Recorder, District Attorney, or tbe Judge of thetaourt where convicted that auch couvietiou waa bad upou tbeSevtiuinny of tbe peraon or person, claiming auch reward.bat all claims lor euch reward, not presented to tbe uudersigned

in writing wilbin twenty day. after Ibe conviction of auch öden¬der, aball be disregarded.

(liven under my band, at Ibe Mayor'. Office.DANIEL F. T1EMANN, Mayor.

New-York. Nov. 29, 1859.

flradqaartera for Political ('rimingAt ISAAC J. OLIVER'»;, No. IS BEEKMANST.

SHORT NOTICE. CHEAP for CASHPolitical PriatiBC by Hteam!- Every datorlption of

POSTERS, plain or to colon, CIRCULARS, TICKETS, Ac,Ac, executed in the beat manner, at tbe »horten notice, and at

tha LOWEST CASH PRJCES, by BAKER A OODWIN,t rlbune Building*.PeHtlrale-Tbe.mall RUBBER RINOS for FASTE.»HNO

BALLOTS ran be had of the saht manufacturer, (under tbeGoodyear paleata), C. A. BUNNEK. tt No. M John at, oppo-.ile Dutch, aad of C. W. BROWER, oorner of 19th-*t andttb-av.

ÖpecittJ Noliceo.The December Election. he undersigned will print

POSTERN, I IKCl'LAKS. Tit KETH. etc., wttb dispatch, and

t prVee* -1 ' I wl» lend to rednee tbe eipenes* of Candid.tea.TilOALA0 It OILMAN. Stea. P.O....

Corner of Centre aad White-eta.

lecture by Rayard Tin lor.THE GILLETTE YOUNO MEN'S ASSOCIATION have

gre.it pleasure in announcing tbe great LECTURE on the LIFEand ( HARACTER of

ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT,By BAYARD TAYLOR, Esq.,

At tbe Cooper Institute,FRIDAY EVENING, December A

Ticket* 25 cent*. For tale at Chase'. Banklng-Hooae, No. 18

Cooper Inttilute and at the door. To rcmuieuce at 8 o'clock.

Lecture..Mr. B. VAN VLIET, tbe " Little Giant," willdeli.er hi. great Lecture on '' Cnnaervalieni," at tint Odeon.la W illiamaburgb, ou I Kl DAY E\ EN INO, Dec. 2, 18». Admiaaion 24 cents.

Alexander ton Humboldt. BAY AkD TAYLOR ajlldeiner hi. brilliant Lecture cu the Life and Character of ALEX¬ANDER YON HUMBOLDT, 1II IS EVENINO, Der 2 at '.beCooper In.titule. Ticket* 25 ceiita.

Yale stpleBtlrlo School.AGRICULTURE AND HORlU l l.TURE.

A Courts* of Instruction ou tbe abo.e subject*, by eminent

practical Agricurturieta, iu connection with Profeeeor* in YaleCollege, v»ill commence Feb. I, lit*), end continue on* month.Among others, Maraball P. YVildet, C. M. Clay, H F French.J Staiitou Ooahl, Levi Bartlett. 1*. Barry, C. W. Giant, andProfa. Mllimau, Porter, and Johu.cu will take part iu the Courseof Instruction. Three Lecturea, fullowed by diacuaaiona, arUIbo given each dev Tbe geueral diathbutlcn of subject, will bea* follow. First Week-SCIE.M. F., Ser e, I Weex-IIOKTI-( UL'I t HE ; Third Week AORIi U .. I'RE PROPER,Fourth Week.DOMESTIC ANIMAL*.

Fee, fur any »inglr *ttl.BSmm the whole Cosree of Eighty l.ectnrea. 10

For further partictiUra aa* Agricultural Vewapapora, or addraa*Prof JOHN A. PORTEB. Yale College, New Haven. Conn.

ExecntJaa oi John Brawa.-UNTON aN ri-1LÄV-FRY PRAY EB-MEETiN 1 '1 her* will be a I'nion A all-Slavery Meeting held at the Shiloh Church, comer Prince andMarion alt., on FRIDAY, 2d lost., at M o'clock a m. Several»hurt eddreeee* will be delivered, and a collection takes up forthe beurfat of the families of tbe martyr*.Bayard Taylar deiivar. kda brUlianl Loetare ou the Life

and l ».»i*ctei of ALEXANDER YON IICMlloLDl, fHldEY EN I NO, at the Cooper Institute. Ticket, ouly ti renta

Tbr Kiv. II. W. Bellawa, I». lt.. willChurch ol the Restoration, conirr of Monroe-place aad Cliuk-»t.. hrooklvu. on FR1I AY EVENINO, Dec 1 Subject: " Ob-ataclee to the ! raining of Y'outb tu our Nalioual Cirruiüstaiices."1 i.keta il cents, to be had at the door. Leotare at ".'j.

n (in e by theREV. DR CHAPIN.

Subject: "Woman and her Work."At 16th »t Bapti«! Church (near 8th-ev.). on MONDAY". Dec

S, at I o'clock DooiaeprnsiT Ticket«. 25 cou may be hadat ibe Look «eilera, and U tbe door. Prot Elder will preaide atibe oigan.

Bayard Tayltr will delivei hi« brt'Mani Le>-turrlife and Character of ALEXANDER, Y ON ill AISi'LH 1'.1 HIS EVENING, Dec. 2, at the I o^per Institute. Tickets 25cent..

The Rev. Thomas .11. Clark, D. II., Bi.hop ofRhode Island, will deliver a Sermon befo:e the New-YorkYoung Men's «bil.tiau Association, on SCNHAY EY <iSl'.

I.r.rt- i I

71 o'cVk.comtr en -e it

The t'empliBtetitarT Tr«tininnlal ro Praf. Jaa. W.How*, by his Inend, and Pnp'la. will take pla-e ou TtilJRj-DaY EVKNlhG, Dec. «. 18*» at Dodworth'« Room* Kr«ed-wev. 1 irkria AI each, may he obtained uf tbe onderaigucd,and of Prof Hnw». No 3 Cottage niece

MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS. 1 . - r

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MRS. ANNA CORA KITCIIIF.v »«»a«1«"»-

.l.ihn Braxri n'a Martyrdom.-Tl.r Church v. tl*ns'. co'uer i.'h.t aid Cnior. »qnare will observe ibia dayas a arasun of epocta! bitmiiiatiaa and praver Meetiug* wü!be held fToiu 10 to It * dock a u. tbe buur uf execution, aad atlg in lb* evening. AH are invited.

A Card.Tbe Meneirr. of tbe HOME OF THE FRIENDLESS No.

Ea.t!»oihand No.lt Ea.tftXb it.. would BETCRN THEIRTHANKS to Measra YVbiiebeo.1. Datli'iga Co.. of Ibe FifthAvtn e Hotel: Jona L. Moure. V.adi~n-oomr>> Hotel Mr.fUtf Eve^tt House ; and Me..rs. Treadw.n A Co.. St. Nkho-U. iivd.tortbeir hbetal dcaatlon. of Provieiou for tbe Chü-»Irei.'s rtiuir: ou 1 banksgiving dxy. Al.o to Tkoma* Gilmartin,es<) Front «t. Hedder k Seat, aud Alderriaa -UrT. Jeder on

Market Park A Tilferd, Vtb-av . Mr. Dqsa. Broadway, and oth¬ers, to* their hbejral «upp.'y of Vpplea, i ate*. GrocerteV Poultry,Beef, Ac, to the Home.

Atheaaraa* At a meeting of the ATHEN.tEUM. held onY\ > r»Nt >DA V F.VKSINO. N, v 10 ItMs. the following Ree«lull us were adopted ursaaiatotuly:

KceWred. 1 beg ta* nssmht r. of the Atbeawnn of Now Yorksho e in the arofoned .airvw wkich it everywhere felt at th*dea'b ot YY abWii IrvingK.ii U. 1 hot wLtlerootoenplaliiig tat« event, which deprive*

tbe wci.d of letter* of its atost ILe»>rlvu» aruanseat. we dwellwfh .epr-ial pud* aad atociioa oa ibe memory of one who. bya long M* ofronrtaat devotion to Aaeerlcaa Uterataee. Barajaotiyearned ta* aaans ot iu meat havered pot-tart h asj repre-

hre .i. J That the immortai srgacy which he ha. 'eft la hi*..it». k*mt to the aadariaa g'aiitud* of lbs American

J that tbe A'benaum hereby oiler* its ..operation lat roper, and mat us .oum.iuu ueteuj o?era lie -ope...-or. taseit odyjpg the Mufua^nt of publio appte, latiuu ta tiielu-tn ofaoako septapt late arastnnrial

Aaee/iad, That a copy of these Resolutions, signed bp therr.leWat and Socretary of the Aasctation, bo forwarded to t1-mlly of Lbs deceased, aad that tity be published in the nor

aadt-vening paper* i f ice city. GEORGE FOLSOM,a^i.va Moax, iSecreta.'y Prvoadest.

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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY,?.IberUne Oil De«dor1?ed.

THE BEST COAL, OIL. IN UbE.for hale

at the lowest price,By 0» bole aoem S,

a. IMITBElf a Co.,mo. 44 beaver-st..

_bew-Y01X.A Urse A.ortir.rrw at

gold Vt atchep, diamond".SILVER WATCHFB, fine GOLD JEWEIaRT,

.Vrlmg Silver Were Tec Set* C»k*-P.Mke«e, he.Dtroble PWrd Ware. Very tow and warrantedWe import . Wetrb. price BISO, and we know it to be the beat

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that: ordinary debrirncy in the hiatorie* of the War of l*lr, andthe War a lib Mexico. The caueea that 1*1 to the former aretiered, and a view glvru of the political part lea and the Clashingot opinion* »hieb In tboae day* agitated the country, a* drawnftem the uewepapeteof the lime and the debates in Congres*.

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From Tbe New-York Obeerrer.An acquaintance with the author and with the work iteeif

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HIW-YOBI I B I li U NE.TU L TRIBUNE.now more than eighteen Teere old, and having

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growth in \ irtue, lodnatry, Knowledge, and Prosperity. It willcontinue to urge the emancipation not enly of the Black laberetfrom cbatteliem and legal Impotence, bat of the White likewisefrom Laud Monopoly, Intemperance, Ignorance, and that depend¬ence ou iemote Markets which paralyse* exertloa by denying to

Toil any adequate and morally certain reward. Believing thaithe chief evil of our lime 1* the inordinate oniltlplication and dis¬

proportion of Non-Producers, it will continue to war against what¬ever tend* to degrade Manual Labor, or deprive it ef ilajast aadfull recompense. It will inflexibly eammend the policy of win¬

ning hither frou> Europe he I'eehil Art*, and, wherever they maybe needed, the Artisan* aa well, for wooes products our e-mntry1* now running reekleeeiy into debt, while our laborer* roam in

fruitieea que*t of employment, leaving their children in want of

breed, though the fe.-u.er |g too often compelled te eel) hie crops atmoat Inadequate price*. Ia abort, while battling against FUlibua-teriam and every other manifestation of that evil tpirit whichtrek a through the spoliation of other co-mlries that aggrandiaemanlwhich ia to be truly attained enly through the doe develop*meeitand cultivation >t our internal reeoarcee, .t will urgently advocatea more eitrctively eiscriminatire land, th* Freedom of the Pub¬lic Lande, tbe construction of a Railroad from ths navigable wa¬

tete of the Mississippi to those of th* Pacific, and every othertore which asetna to ae calculated to enhance the dignity or

the recompense of Labor, and promote the wall-being of Mankind.The '. irrepretaihle conflict" between Darkness and Light,nertia end Progreea, Slavery aad Freedom, move* eteettUy on¬

ward. Isolated acta of folly and uiadueae way for the moment givea aeomiug ailvantage to Wrong j but Uod still reigns, and the Ageaare true to Humanity and Right. Tbe year lBbO muet witneia a

meuiorahle conflict batweam these irrecoucilable antagonist*. The.... iitaui u.._» sueerv b* s,rsk«w dttfuaed by taa

power and uuder ÜM hag of the Federal Union '" It now to re¬

ceive a momentous If not a coueiueive antrwsr. " Laad for theLendlee*, varan* Nsgroee far the Negrole**," le the battle-cry ofth* embodied Million* who, havingJuet ewept Pennsylvania, Ohioand the North-Weet. appear la the new Congreae, bached bynearly every Free State, to demand a recognition of every man'sright to cultivate and improve a modicum of ths earth't eurfacewbereves he has not been anticipated by the State'* oration toanother Free Home*, and the consecration of ths virgin eoti efthe Trnitonee to Free Labor.two requirement*, but one policy.must largely absorb Ibe attention of Courier* through tbe ensuing.eaaion, aa of the People ui the toeceediag Treatdential canvas*;and, whatever the immediate issue, we cannot diuut that the ulti¬mate verdict will be iu accord at once with the dictate* of impar¬tial Pbilanturopj and the Inalienable Rights of Man.Having made arrangeniente for fuller and more graphic reports

of the dcingt of Coagreee, and of whatever else trauepiring at th*Federal Metropolit elaall seem worthy of public regard, and hav¬ing extruded both oar Foreign and Donretlu: Correspondence andatr. ng'..ened our Kdltorlal etatf, we believe Thb Titlnnaa mayaafely challenge a compariaoa with any rival, whether a* aa tmpo-nent ol principles or as a reliable mirror of the r*world.We pcrj oae not to bo eurpaeeud nor ajiticipated in the collectionor prearataliou of intelligence, though we eschew that reputationfor enterprise which le acquired by bribing taeeaengere and clerk*in pnbl.e other* to connive at the premature publication ofUeatieaor other official document*. We prise accuracy of statement

qak* a* highly ae promptitude, hat endeavor not to sacrifice th*latter while securing the former. Eaaentiaily, Taa Tamrta willbe what it ha* rises, while we shall eonetautly etudy to Improverite every fee lore, and " make each day a critic on th* last." Thsgeneral verdict of the Press and the Public ha* affirmed the eao-

cee* of oar past Ubore, aad tboee of the future ehall be character-Bed by equal eamestne** and aatiduity. We aak those who be¬lieve the general influence of oar journal to be salutary to aid a*

in extending that influence through au incioevto of our tu uterip-tiooe.THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIUCNE

ia printed uli a large imperial eheet, and publiehed every morningand evening (Bundaya etesptsd). It contain* Editorials on Iba

topic* of the time*, employing . large corp* of the beet newspaperwriters of the Say; Doiueetie and Foraign CorTrapondence Pro-ces-dmga of Cougraas: Report* of Lecture*; City News; Cauls,Horte, end Produce Markets; Reviewa of Books. Literary Iui*

Hgence; Pefera on Mechanic* and the Art*, Ac, Ac W» at.ir»to make THE TRIBUNE a aeitepaptr to cnect the want* of Umpublic.Ug Telegraphic newt alone coetiag OTer ejij/wu perannum.

TERMS:THE DAILT TRIBUNE ia mailed to tubacriberg at «0 per

annum, in advance; BI for six BiiaafhtTHE NEW-YORK SEMI-WEEKLY

TRIBUNEla pabuahed erery TraanaT aad FaraaT, aad eowteiae all theEditortal» of ta* Pally, with tbe Cattle. Horse, mmd Ueaenl Markat*, reliably reported expretaly for THE TRIBUNE; Foreignand Domestic Correspondence, and daring the aeatiena of Cougrea*It contain* a aummary of Cocgreattrmtl doing*, with the raote im¬

portant epeerhea Wa ahaiJ, aa baratofor*. make THE SEMI-WEEKLY TB1BUNE a Literary, as well aa a PaMateal saw.pa¬per, and we are determined that R ehall remain la th* fruit rankaf family paper*.One Copy, one year.$3 Five Cople*. one year. .611 'A3Two t opus*, one year... 5 Ten a* axe*mtL'.rtm VtO f>0Tea ( optes. or ever, (. oaWrtt* */ set* sai/teriW, A'A 99 teach.Any person aeuding ue a club of twenty, ar over, art! ha eatattled

t* aa extra sopy. Fat a alah of fifty, w* wiü **aad Tbe Daily Trib¬une one year.IU >r MI WEEKLY TRIBUNE is eeot ta Oe^gymen at

B1 per anniim.

JUK lt. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE,a large eight-gavee paper for the country, Is published every Seta**day, aad conlaean Editoriai* an the important topee* of Met Una**,the Lewe af th* weak, aatexeeuag eorroapondetac* from all Bearu eithe world, tbe New-York Cattle, Horse, and Produce Market*,interesting and raiiabU PotlUcal, Machaaical, aad AgriguiUralMac lea, Ae.\li shall, daring tide year, ae heretofore, inestate!Vy labor to

Improve the qoaiity at the metrnctlvss tuatartahaatsat aforA-d byTHE WEEKLY TBJBCNK, whieh, w* hrteaai, ehall conanaeto l- 'he hast Family Weekly Newspaper published la the World.\\ e ronasder the Cattle Market Roporta aloe* richly wert« tacattl* raisare a year a tohecnpt;-iu price.

TERMS:One Copy. eastyear.99Threat optea. one year.... ft1 wrote- Copiee. lo ear adkhgat.and any larger Bom Bat. 01 each.Tweety < upae*. a* odaVr** o/ tjcA tjstenWr.94and any larger naniber, a Bl JQ each.Any peraea eenttog at a elab of Twenty, ar store, wffl bo *r,rt-

Lad ta aa extra copy. For a rhb of forty, we will gaead Tu*lead-Weakly Tribune; aad for a eksa af ana liaaile I Th* DailyTnbam* will be sea* grade. Wa raaatinaa to tetad Taa WgauiTaiarax to < Wgyasaa far BL

Babarriptajoas aaay esaMaaaee at any time. Terras always aaabin sdvtDca. AJ ietlara aaaast he tdar» ist I ta

HORACE ÜREELEY R Ca., Tribaaa BaflJfa^

Five Coptaa, on* year.flTan Copte*. oas ywar.. &9

B A YARD TAYLOR-- NEW SERIES «/

ricrrvKts or California-ten year* later.>«. i.

IS vow READYTHE NEW-YORK MERCURY.

PUNCH' l^KE^JSok for I860, Witt. A Co¬lored rk»«, .> John Lstth. aad iumioti Weed Engrav-

tnf*, »7 Job« LaetA tad John TetiBieLruci or* Ikluil

w'llm ER A ROGER*.Career Hw,: m*i Ubtrty-ete, N. T.

Ana *D BaoaaaUan tad New. Ageeta.

THE K.t. Dr. CHAPIN^NlFw WOM-ll1 i. nailed "SELECT «EAMONB» ataaaaad In Um Broad¬way Church, tad maUia» I* awty Putter*** aat oikti ¦ w*

SÄ»*114 ^^^^r ?»bii*h*r. No. r Hawaiarit»THE EDINBLRU STEREOSCOPIC COM-A PAN 1 -It, agtaey tf Uta» Ctetp.* will cieet aat) teeta>t«oA of VIEW'S ti verylew artoa*. Aptdy .» one* at

No. IST BROADWAY.A area ,-htaot fee Areier* to oapply thtasnlvt* fcv two Haft-

.»».-

»VABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS WISHINGO to make bteatiful patten** to their pupil* eta too aaTaaatao- toe Sabbatk School Ball, atoot ***g*atiy bouad ta ekotk aadTurkey morocco ealinil attt, tiki odfwd Ac Pries* ate.,>f tOc., Tea., tec.. Jar. «od At. Mailed fret. a Ubortvl all I net».11 k. a»Jf by tbo »asatrtttopt** PabUaaod by HOBAt E WATERS, Afoat No. Ml Broadway.

Printing.AT WM. EVERDEtXtVSONS,104^

V\ sddiu*. V it-tit*. *nd Hs.Ui.tt ( tit Raaravtr*Job Printer», Liikigtephar.. and LtJaW M*

ENGRAVING and PRINTING (ttgdf pnao)..j Wrddtng, AI Heaae Net**, P. pert. Aa ; Bad«»*» Card*.

bill Htad. Portrait., Ac et KELLAS, No. H FnRea-tt,, N 1bill

yiSITING CARDS KOK I HE HOLIDAYS.--No. 104 Fnlton-et., n. Y. Eatabaaaed 1»1«

v\ M EYERDELL a M)NB, Fcgra.tM sad Prietei*rfl.

Startenftp and fnnew v»ooa<».

BARD BROTHERS ft Co., Mant*f«v<dJ«rt*To ofGOLD PENH, PEN and PENCIL < Adle, He. tl Motto

lane. New York. Manotaetory, Brooklyn, Coaa. Oetd Pan* to-

paired or exchanged._'_Si.ote Sc janes,

STATIONERS. PR INTERS, aad blank-boor man¬UFACTURERS, No. M EaHoo-tt. Ordart rtipoottnlly atilctu-d.

^LOTHLNG.CLOSING OUT SAJLJt

OP a WHOLRSAUt STOCKOP MEN AND lOYkr

OVERCOATS, BUSINESS SUITS.AND l> LACK CLOTH PROCKS,

with a gioat ranety of other WINTER GOODS at a treat r*>aV-Ucu of prico for oa*b>

_M. A. KNAPP, No, MCwartknalat

a)'"Mi. WE have comuveiurvj our utuai »J^QdQ I %J CLEARING OUT SALE *aV 6 %7OP

DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, AND

281 *«««.«»«»* 281OREAT BARGAINS.

(IMMING, SIMPSON tk. AltMSTKONG,2KI BROADWAY. 283AT Mrs. GAYNOR* COR8ET and SKIRT

Stor*. Ladt** ran teieet fron» tbo large** ttoek and tattety?f tlylr.. Strict attoutl*» paid to a grerofol at. PriaaaaotAreasonable Tbo fatbioaokl* ParU abapa sRIRTmrtaw|artlt

No. tU Broadway, two door* fro** Oalaa ataar I.

N. R-Lattta*' Ul-tbapad SairU aktarad tad aaado ooor._GREAT HAV1N0 to BUYERS 01* CAR-A PETS, OIL-CLOTHS. Re.

CARPETS.T. HAJE. CONKL1NO.

inipurfr* and Wbowaal* peelrr,la CARPETS; OIL-t LOTHS, RUGS, SHADES, tva,

No. to CooTtioatR-at., a*a» b roadway,W DJ, *ft*r tbu date aad until lat of Jaaoary noat

(tbeir wholeeale trade beln* motUy otor for tbt> PtttlKOfrr their ENTIRE STOl K at RETAIL Aat

CASH, at WHOLESALE PRICES.Oat profit eta ko aaved aad

tthatlrn mad* from the Largest «HeekErer ottered at Retail In tbo City.

Erery grade of Occd*Csnbebed.

Eiperirneed spboltteren have brs-o eagtgnd, aad ftjodo wiltk- drbtered fr*. ^^«-^^1.^0*^No. U CoorUatwtt-tt., botwara Broadway aad GtwaawteA-et

A T RF'TAIL,EOR WHOLESALE PRICES.SOLOMON dt I t All J ,

Ns. MO Broadway,Are aow elotiua out

_.

*-THEIR PALL IMPORTATIONS OP

CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPRR HANOINOS,

And tbeir bug* atoek ofOOLö an11 PAIMEÜ window SHADES,

OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE.

SOLOMON A HART attt the largoet aad beet ttstotcd **>im.ai if tin itm trtdt Is ko Iii saw ta tea* etty, aad tow*«er them TO THE RETAIL TRAUE

AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,THE LARGEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK

ku tat» laerket,Beducod to SI 75, tU A3 50. AI, to At per paw.SOLOMON A HART, N« Ab» Hro^.ay.

INDLaTiCBBER GLOVES BntTMITTSAre now eonaidrred tnditpentabie to all who rajasja ttA.

amooth, white band. Tbrv protect too band» ta atl kratit ttark ear* * h*pp«d Hand*, Salt Rheum, Ava., and

hand* toft, miootb, aad snowy white.Impertiona to water, hot or cold.GOODY EAR'S India-Rnbber Glore Manufaeturiag Co.,

No. W John at.,Mtnulaoturera and Dealer* in aU kind* of

RUBBER GOODS, Wholesale aad Retfatl

Ijatent tHREAD-CÜTTIVO THIMBLE8tan now be obtained at nay taaey retail atere Ikreoght

tat Statt*, A* a tltrta and kahor aster It it utaluahle. Bribeuse of tbii thimble, the operator U eaabled to ditponst with theuse of the tcittort, and the tto frequent and lajirion* praottta tabitin/t off the thread*. No w tanat ahonld be without tt.W batatas* depot, HARDING a 8TEIRLT,

No. I« Wall at., Now York.W. BTRON WHARTON, Agnat.AVE A DOLLAR.'!

.T Bayoaooftht, beat quality 8n« MOLESKIN SILK HATStt «33 and rot will tar* t>l. Taeao aaata Hat* are (eld *kta>obere for A4. Please call and eiaaalae.

CONKLIN SMITH, No b»j Brttdw.y, CJiuas** Batkttng.

ENGLISH HOSIERY and CNDEOGAR-MENTS .Best Preach Kid Olotee, ate. \ LasMsa' and

k it.et' (.aunllett, I bildren'a Kid Gloret; alao. a karge **oeA ofWmated and Cloth Oaitera, Armlet*, ho; Knittinsv Worstedand Saxony Yarn*; Altiandrs'* Oltrre*. No. *«» Sroadwiy,east aide, above IHth-M..THE RED SI'OX KINO.

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kJOJIKTHINO' ENTIRELY NBW.-IvVtO Patent Skovt Button* aad Shirt fttoda alao Cuff aad CollarPiua for LatUe*. and Armlet* for Children They renoirt somtton hole, do aot unfactea. aombtne Weal beauty and atiktty.Pot sale, wboletaleand retail, atths7>»|d aad Slit«r WattdVCast Manufactory ofJOHN H. Ol PUN, N*. tV7 VeeoyoL, k, t.

fare, Robte, tot.

A&, C. GLANZ,e inportert and M»nuf* lorer* *fFANCY FURS, ef EVERY DESCRIPTION,

At WkakiarJaattd Retail,No. Ill Broadway, up stair*.

Tbo attention tf the trade aad Ike aoMIe ta fetteral is lovrtodto our exlecaive and taabieaable «toek ef tat etwee, at

VERY LOW PRICES.

ml Ht'KTER A SlltDK. Wo. at Mat i at lie a.r rich aad aitgaat sseortateat ef LAD! e*v FI/RR,

FUK8.KlfRH.FIIRÄ.HUNTER A sik;Otftr tkwir rich aad iligaavli

sistMig ofHUDSON'S BAY KABLE,

ROYAL ERMINE. MINK. STOefK marten,FITCH MARTEN, At ta..

Made up ta Uta latest try it, whisk taoy etttr at th» etwest prtete

FASHIONABLE FANCY FURS.ELRICH A RL'CKNER (lioporttr* aad Hiaakltwairr»,

wiO be pluatad to tab.bit their *a)nabI* ttooft to retail puathaaert. coutltting of

SABLE. MINK, STONE MARTEN ERMINE. As.wnick thoy wul selJ at tht stwett prioo*. He. 4T Mailt** aval

LADIES' FURS.WARNOCKROo^

No. »19 Broadway, at. Nteaoia* Hot*),lti.it* attention I* tbetr seUrA a*vJ beaatital tSapWy efLADIES' KASHION AHI.J-. FURS,

eoospritliif story 4a*fjabtl apoett*. aad aaviultrtared la themeat perfect aad taaty maanor.

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I AD1ES' FANCY FL'Rh I.LADIES' KANCTI * f KS '.The *ab*rrI1>or bos opened oi* toeik ef LADIES*FUBS.Aon.prUing CLOAKS, CAPES, MAuvTILLAS, Ac, ofSable, Mink, and other choice fVirt, la tbo sttett tArjet, very low'or rash, In no case exceeding wholesaljbfRICK v »t retail.

S. GOOE. Praetteal Farrtsr, No. at Irtadnay, rpstaArt.Pan, Trimsings, Ac, auto* to order in every style.

.Hi LADIES' CHOICE FURS' *Hi

.Jk/Conritilng tf Hiedsoa'* Bay Sabie, Mlak, mmmptMjktax'oa Fkvch, Entlne, Siberian Soulrr*!, Ac

At LEOPOLD LANG'S,tt*. t*.s. r

Uxttiaxb Habit:1>HKLAN 9 IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE!I AND COMBINAI iON CUSHIONS,for aar* by the .,1-.too aad staaofacturtra. Tiliisallll¦ tAthlatja aJ« .y» ta taod. O'CONNOR A uOLLENDER

rir* tt, « #1 atd aOCrtobv %c. Nsw tswk.

I( -t -FOUR COUPONS «f the STATE c*fj( i.I.IEORNIA due Jan. I MSS. two oT Bat, twe of

BITS«. Part Its art rawttoaod araimrt aogotisAitai. the aayaaantof wi.Kbkwibtsattatot^od. A liberal reward will no pw* tt)the fintier upon retatniar the sarae to

BRI GIERE A DU v IV!FR, No » Wkatakail at,