THE TRIBUNE.
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THE TRIBUNE.


Celousness TO Distress
N. Editor Of TIE Tribune:


Asa close observer OF the various traits oi cii"e
rer in the human family, have frequently 'i'u -
sasion to remark that the genter SEX 80 e'''e"
are far less courteous to tb'if own eeA' 49, ~
gentlemen TO theirs. Especially Is 'iis 'ue ""'"
1hey meet stranger either IN the u
on the public highway. Allow me to state sihs'e
fact hv w.v Of corroborsting this assertion.
,erv t.n.volep and highly respectable lady resid-
mo :, p.,k.place, recently called upon lady oc-
onnyng an elegant mansion on street not lar dis
-., from her own residence for the purpose OF go
,;c,ne aims for destitute family. After stating |
,ha .,,biect of her CALL ard lie condition OF those
.he was endeavorng TO relieve, the hare Tece"' VI
which was enough lone would suppose) 70 ono move
anv other than breast Of stone, she was cooiy re-
pulsed with the reply, that "there are so many
fmpostors we do MT know when TO give. Inc so,
Gcfror then gave her own address, accompanied
with the rsrnark that az she was a stranger she
would not asked to be trusted with the lunds, pnt
vouH furnished her with The number and street OF
the hovel of the pitiGbe objects, lone iemaie WIN
n cancer upon one of her eyes,) whose deplorabie
situation had been faithfully depicted in order that
she might visit them in person, or send them what
ehe chose But to this suggestion the reply was,
you had better employ yourseJtn 6etter business.


sor the honor of human nature II Is to be hoped
that there are not many Instances OF such Tuie4eSo
,,,,,,e1 yours tr,Iv HOPE.
NJ We learn by the Lansingburgh Gazette
that during the past season no less than
eight thousand t,eo hundred and sixteen head of
cattle have been slaughtered and packed in that
place by Chauncey P. Ives, Esq. M Ives es-
tablishment is the most extensive in the United
States, employing from seventy-five to one hun
dred hands. The saughtering season common
ces about the first Of October, and continues till
late in November. During this period about 400
bullocks day are slaughtered whenever press
of business requires despatch. The average, we
believe, is about 800 day, This establishment
not only adds much to the business and enter
prise of Lansingburgh, but It's influence extends
throughout the whole grazing country of north
em New.York, affording ready and convenient
market for the vast number of cattle which were
formerly driven to Montreal.


D~ R. M. RIDDLE, Esq, P. NJ. OF Plttsburg,
has obtained verdict Of $40O against Neville
B. Craig, Esq, late Editor of the Gazette, for
libel published in that paper.


A CAPITAL Hr.--A Wing County Convention
recently held in Illinois, passed the follwlng reso
luton -


Resolred, That we approve of Gen. Jackson's de-
claraton contained in MS veto message OF 1857, that
National Bank is conpenient TO the Government
and useful 10 the people, and mic eht be SO c0nsltl- |
ted as TO obviate constitutional objections.


CAT SroRY.--Some three or four weeks since
iavorite cat on Clinton street, upon the death OF
one of the family, became cross and turbulent
Tor which some boys were directed to throw it
over the falls Accordingly they proceeded TO
the railroad bridge and opened the mouth OF The
\ bag in which he had been conveyed to the place,
A and out Jumps pussy into the river, and by the
81 rapid current was carried over the falls the boys
returned, supposlng, OF course, to have made
finish of Grimalkin. But about ten days after
this occurrence pussy having outleaped Sam
Patch, returned to her former place of residence,
considerably emaciated, to claim further protec-
ton, which has been kindly rendered, and his
catship remains very peaceable and kind.


Rochester Democrat.


" A couple of foreigners, who had never
enloyed the pleasure Of selgh-ride, decided to
indulge in that amusement, while sojourning at
the fremont House, while ago. A sleigh was
ordered, accordingly, and they were asked if they
would have one or two buffaloes "Why," said
one Of them, very innocentlv, Gas we are not
used to this sport, think one buffalo VIII be as
much as we can manage unless they be very
ame.' Boston Post.


F1aEs-The cotton mill at Locustvile, r. l.,
belonging to Mrs. Low, of Providence, and oc-
cupied by Mcssrs. Richmond & Co., was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Tuesday night. The building
andmaohinery are total loss.


REARING APPLE TREEs.-A gentleman in Bohe-
mia, has established beautiful plantation OF the
best sort of apple trees, which have neither sprung
from the seeds from grating His plan is to take
shoots from the choicest sorts, insert each OF them
into potato and plunge both into the ground, eav
ing but an inch or two 'ie shoots whilst pushes
out roots, and the shoot gradually springs up and
become. beautiful uoe. hearing the best of fruit
without requiring TO be grated.


A FA1THLEss SERvANr.--A youth about egh-
teen wears of age, named Leonard Munson lately
in the employ of T. s. Stocks, the proprietor of the
Brooklyn Shades, No. IS Hicks-street absconded
from his employer yesterday morning, having rob.
bed him of bank bills oI the city of New York,
amounting TO $40O, and $50 in gold.


brooklyn Adv.


SUIcIpEs-Chauncy Stebbins, of Hopkinton, n.
H., hung himself on Saturday last, and Edward
Cox OF Memphis Ten, drowned himself on the
I'd inst. Each committed the fatal under the in
6uence Of rum. Dir. Ira Jacobs, of Chickopee Falls
Macs, committed suicide by hanging on Thursday
last. Insane.


>pointment by the Governor.


Br o"a '''tA the adp'ee and consent Of The senate


CAYucA-Joseph l.. Richardson, First Judge. !eappein,.
Charles 3. Perry Surrogate, George H. Wood, de.
Pster H. Myers. Master in Chancesy wm c. Bearts-