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Cuoa VIII De leading pFlhCip'e 40 '-e N'NNa ~ 80"
Loco Focos


The Mormons ,gu not leave Hancock County
next Spring, what is said 10 the contrary, notwlih-
standing unless they are driven by iorce The
Loco Foces must have them to elect Congressman
in the With District next August. Yours truly.


MISSIONARY CELEBRATIoS-The Snboaih School
Missionary Association of the Central Presbyterian
Church held its Anniversary yesterday forenoon when
interesting addresses were made by Rev. DFs ADAMS
and HuMPHnEY and Rev. Messrs J. P THOMPSON and
F. W. CHIDLAw. The exercises We're well adapted 10
enlarge the mind and heart in ulsniler very appro-
pirate to the morning commemoratius the sayou's
oirih The Association, consisting chiefly OF the younger
portions of the congregation has, duFln tue past year
furnished the of sustaining two sunday scaool
Missionaries in the Western States, who have been IN
srumenal IN planting abou: $50 new Sabbath schools
besides in various other ways e>er;ng an extended re-
gous influence In the course of the exercises several
hundred children sang, with glaldening voices,


Freedoms banner hoats above US.


Peace and plenty crown our land


Learning spreads hcr stores around US,


Comforts rise every hand


Ger benghied souls is breaking


Daily the light divine;


Heather minds from slunber waking


Feel Religions influence SHINE


Favored youth of every nation


Come obey the solemn cali


Let the tidings OF Salvation
You have heard be known to all


Be your happiness extended
To each region OF the earth


Til their songs with praise are blended
At blest itEDEEMERs orth


~ The jury in the case OF Harper came In yes
,erday at q o'clock with verdict of Guilty OF Murder
n Christmas went off yesterday in the usual
manner without any accident extraordinary excite
ment go far as we could hear The snow OF which we
promised SO gay yesterday melted before the carriers
had charge OF the paper containing it We hope for bet
ter luck in our next prognos,icaiion.


i-s@ Our reporter some days since gave currency
10 rumor which he heard in the chamber Of the Board
of Aldermen that Alderman Charlick had gone 10 Wash
ington on a wedding excursion. The report was en-
tre unfoundcd aud regrct that found its way into
our columns.


E5P Henry H. Sitter was complained OF by E. d.
Stephens landlord of the Ssors Home in Cherry-street
for having demanded and obtained of him. on the lst OF
December silver watch which had been left with COM
painant as collateral security for board by one James
Perry said Sitter assuming TO be Police Ofhcer and
showing upon his breast similar to those worn 10y
the present Police and also club This is very Sc
rious charge against Sitter who was Police ohcer un
der the Native administration



complained of by two policemen for assault commit
ted during riot Tammany Hall on "Wednesday
evening.


EsS y scene OF rather singular character took
place las, evening in Chathamstreet. rough.ooking
customer took occasion insult couple Of wedre
females one Of whom he struck Upon this the other
made an attack upon him with her parasoi and event
uay succeeded in forcing him take refuge in an oys'
ter cellar where he taken charge Of by policeman
E-rS Two more of the new counterfeit bills we
described yesterday passed the day beioeone OF
them 10 P. c. Shaver, 2g5 Divison.st.


SPLENDID SHoPs-A correspondent OF the Cou
rer describes of the great shops OF Liverpool
have been so much struck with the extent and excel
ence of a retail shop in this place that nave been III
duced make some inquiries respecting H. the result oi
which may iueres, many who have heretofore looked
upon Stewards Bec1s the plas ultra OF shops
The establishment alluded to s that OF Jenries q MOT
rish ana IS called Compton house-cohtalDIns spaes
OF upwards of thirty two hundred square yards ana
premises formerly occupied as eleven separate uu'u
ncs In the establishment one hundred and lor'y
persons employed male and female, all of whom except
lew married persons. led and !odgeu dhueF tHe
same roof The dwelling part is well arranged Win
dining rooms. dormitories sitting rooms, ana o'her
apartments, like well regulated note! and there also
fne room used library for the inmates, containing
aarge and excellent collection OF books. The ped rooms
are ALSO furnished with reescRpes, which are Kept IN
contan; readiness aud secured beneath the window s
by large iron bolts never 10 be out oil the way AT
this house may be found every description OF cloths
silks urs furniture bedding hosiery, carpets bonnes
and many other articles which cannot possibly be here
enumerated forming altogether the most extensive anu
best regulated establishment have seen on this side the
Atlantic The shop (they have stores IN Eneihnd Is
closed al p NJ. and hour Is SeneTaly requisite 10
put things in order from 10 Il the clerks are
and al the latter hour all be within doors and the
premises closed Besides the proprietors. they have
principal superintendent and four others whose whole
duty consists walking about the establishment 10 di
/
eraI lookout then come cashiers saesineh' JUNIOR
clerks apprentices. porer and house sef'sh.s-aAIhs
in all one hundred and forty.


" The passengers who left Boston on We'd
pesday afternoon via the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road, reached New-York yesterday at 4 clock r NJ
the snow storm which commenced on "Wednesday even
ing abou; o'clock in the opinion OF Capt Bacon OF the
Worcester steamboat rendering it prudent 10 lie at
New London autil the next morning At about haltPas
nine yesterday forenoon the Worcester met the Cleo
patrs in the Sound of -Haven-the latter boat rom
ths same cause having laid Huntington during the
night She out Of coal and came alongside the "o-
cester where she received supply.


The passengers on board the Worcester beng dlsap-
pointed in reaching hei. homes to spend Christmas win
their families and st,heir respective churches requested
Rev Mr. BELLOWS who was on board to deliver an ad-
dress sermon on the occason Mr. B. cheettuly com
Piled and after reading the second cnsp,er OF S Luxe
giving the Nativity OF Christ ne de7eFed
most eloquent discourse alike impressive and spprc-
pirate and which will not soon be forgotten oy the
weaiher.bound passengers on board the worcester
'Secret Societies.
| To The Editor Of The Tribune.


notice your edition of this morning an article with
the above caption. 1t my intention to enter into
sny lengthy argument 10 comba; the sentiments contain