The New York Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1844, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. hivsiot lca en dentnlonmtenmdae ane NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1844. P ANGEMENTS FOR FOR LIVERPOOL— f . 5 oeMy ¥ FoR tac: : Pht wine este ular Packet of the 36th Common Council. may have or shall become the property of the Co: fee DAN ry ration, € Board of Education. City Intelligence. The Board of Education held a special meeting last} Polfces—Jax, 24—New Covntenrrit.—One dollar evening in the Vice Chancellors Room, in the City Hall, | counterfeit bills, purporting to be of the Farmers’ Bank, for the purpose of discussing the report of the Select Com- | of Cattaraugus county, Ellicottville, are in circulation. mittee appointed to prepare smendments to the school | 4 man named R. Cruzer was arrested yesterday of au wt- RR, oup EST, ,, ost sailing packet Boano oF Aupeanuy,—SreciaL Mxxtixo.—Jan, 24.—' in pursuance of the ordinance creating “The Fire Loun sd treet, comer of South. Mil sall as abose,’her vega Depeyster, burthen Alderman Hatfield, President pro, tem., in the chair. | Stdek of the City of New York ;” the Fuitdings included i t Very superioraccommodsticas for cabin, second ca-| This board convened in special meeting to act upon the in the establishment called the Alms House at Bellevue, bio i report of i ittees, the U: lier, and together with the lots of Jand and wate: hts attached . a et Sf Sinem seugers, perous intending to embark shoald Lind the Finance Committees, the Comptrolier, and together with the lots of Jan water rig! al je low! subseril Street Commissioner, on the resolution referred to them, | thereto, when sold, and the rents thereof when leased; such | laws applicable to this city which report contained the yills on 3 “ P and the public in goueral, to, the ferangemanta for | JOsurH MeMURRAY, || | to inquire into the expediency of selling the real estate of portions of the annual taxes levied in the City and County | draft gi an act making such amendments, In the absence | Yeahandets It having beets aliows that het hed yest b.. = if oat cable, “ gh AE 400 Fine street, corner of Bouth._ | the Clty, not in use for, or reserved for public purposes, as of New York, as may be collected for the redemption of | of the President, the Chair was taken by Mr. Hanvus. | ously attempted (o puss @ similar note upon Jones Beek. ing ‘ste6th, Ith, 16ch, 2 oud. a every month = PASSAGE FROM GREAT pal TAIN AND | presented by Alderman Waterman. |“ The Fi Debt Stock of the City of New York,” and] ‘The minutes of the proceedings at the last Board were | nan of 351 Pearl street, he was fully committed for trial tis Lend Packet, New York, the iat, 10th and JRELANY, vis: Liverpook by the regular packet | | This subject originally came up in the Board of Alder. | The F mnity Stock of the City of New York ;” all | read by the Clerk and coufirmed--and a motion being | ""¢, ag eo! ce ns cam: we eR ja ym Lenton on the 7th, 1 thaed arch ofeach to Ds, ing ever ve eying uy deiea: | men on @ resolution presented by Alderman Scoles, of the | such other sources of revenue or of money, as the | made that the report of the committee should be read by | oo) Fen Treage ok nye meni pm a Fourteenth Ward, and the report was presented on the | said Corporation shall hereafter thi 2th ult., signed by the members of the Finance Commit. 0 said fund.” tees of both boards, as also the Comptroller and Street | ‘Title second provides for the payment of interest on the Commiseioners,accompanied with an ordinance to accom: | city debts, for which purpose ali money received from x a Wales plish this important and desirable end. the following sources are to be appropriated: 3 drafle are given, payable at sight, on Beoue Mithcr parideivie apple to The following extracts from the report we present to il- | For interest on ull bogds and mortages owued by the Piasid Wook of Isclana, peyablo Teteea JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South ctreet, | strate the views of these gentlemen, as also to awaken | Corporation; for commutation of Alien passengers; for Limerick, ‘Clon Pay y ee rrr rns | Attention to this importaht measure among the owners of | Mayoraity ives; for fines and penalties; for fees and fines ‘Wexford, Ballast,” pndopderry. POSEY PINE PF PACKETS FOR LIVER. | real estate and tax payers generally »— collected by the corks of courts, for the Corporation; for Armagh, ‘Athloi Cok et of to morrow—The at eplengid, “The city is now burthened with a heavy debt, de- | rents from all sources not pledged by title Ist of this Or- ern favonte packer ship QUEEN OF T EST, A lee, hal, enn | 1250 tons burthea, Capt P We i 1 Banbridge, ally mi was | above, proper to appropri- | sections, _anx soid that at the last meeting there seemed, | MrPenter vy trade, accidentally slipped and fell rom the from the manner in which the report was rectived, to be While We houte, o8 Attorney street, yesterday morning, an ideu that the committee who framed it,had some favorite | Ying J Whe ect of painting & chair, ond was almost it object to carry, which they were Den and. determing y Killed by frocture of his #kull, upon carrying. Hecould not but think that this was treat- ————_—— ing the coamitiee with great disrespect, for they had no Cixeult Court, favorite plan to carry, ner were they bent upon carrying | 5. 4, 7 ,,)_Belore Judge Kent, 7 any particular measure im amendment of the law. “Lhe | )JA\ 24 Lilet tleacy Domages-—Epenetus E. Gray va subject of amendment was referred to them, and they had | Meas 7. woch. athe case which has occupied the tin suggested such improvements as they thought would | ° Ang aves ‘he Jury for three days, cumo to a ci wasure more acceptable to the pubic It the with a verdict against the detendant, Beach tor $000. see agai aa 2 | dm charging the Jury, Judge Kent oi its they recommended were not deemed satistac. | |, 1" Charging Mie Jury dusts wid the pluntif Inga prcatee latticnes to: pesseuteres the patvcriberias cs | Sinft cauan uaual be facashed pabable. att og 4 oF 4 ing grater arin taen New York built, copped | Provincial Bankeof Ireland an‘ thebe branche ind orpper tasteued ships, to sail panetually every week | Pal towns; also on Messrs. J. Balt, Son & C throughout the year, don; Messrs. J. dt ye ip Rotabe ceommodagion of peions wishing to remitmouey to | Siva uid Wales ork, manding ann for sales of all 1 estates. Such portion of the annual taxes levied in the water districts of for the payment of interest, the levy of | dinance; for tavern and excise licence ‘oodhouse, will sail positively as a lar; 1 '" ‘ge sum in tle form of tax, upon the property of our | property of the Corporation other thar ‘avan, Lurgai, raat, ‘Those w to secare should not fail to make early | Citizens ; whieh, together with the t t fli pate Balijetianno apblieation ‘on Boards opt of Betton niin 7 | pose of meeting theordinary want Jevied ior the pur ued mplained of as exorbitant ; and which, if continued for erivs of years, will e . jar r the munici the city of New York, as may be collected to supply the let them be rejected; the committee had no other ana, e4 Libel in publishing an adyer- itrugh. “$ his WE TAROT yt Vernment and the present State Mill ‘Tax, forin an aggre- leficlaney of interest accruing on the water stocks of the feeling than u desire to make the law more acceptable.— | Usnment I Sh calling upon the plainuff,Gray,to eal he City of Glasgow jetre ey 5 les ge gate exaction for the enjoyment of property, very justly | city of New York. Nothing in this Ordinance stall be | At the last meeting too, a complaint was inade that no | “¢ Nis office in, Nusewu street, and pay lus rent, In cases Viessrs; Spooner, Atwood & Co. omer ol wane i Construed as to impair or effect auy pledge heretofore Mstances ure to ray ‘aterloo |, Liverpool; payable morial had been drawn up by the committee, for pre- of verbal slander, all the attendant ¢ St ti ‘slature, ‘stating the grounds | be taken into consideration, but in cuses uf written slen- le, or now exi ntially discourage investments ng, of amy property or its proceeds, entution to th FOR NEW ORLEANS-UNION LINES om 9 Regular paeket of the 24th Janus ay first class ons roe Lc wma et ib Sp bets Ge EEG ne estate within our corporate limits. ‘I'his state of | embraced in the Ist and 2d ‘Title of this Ordinance, upon which the amendments were recommended, He was ie Rv sy be only be taken in their ordinary signle JOBE! ‘ine street, ig for and will iy on | things, followed as it of course will be, other circumstan-| ‘Title third relates to the commissioners, or officers, of | now prepured with one, so that dithculty was removed.— = mangoes ne ung appears certein, that Grey owed orner of South, N. ¥. A instant, being her regular day. ces remaining the same, by a declive in the price of real | the Sinking Fund, who are to consist of the Mayor, Re- | He moved that the memorial be read. Pg. eres he, Tent of ‘he office up to Nov. 142, aud RICHARD MURFRY, 106 Waterloo Road Having very superior accommodations for cebia, second ca. | estate and in its assessed value, will beget and enforce the | corder, Comptroller, Treasurer of the city, and Chairmen | After some discussion upon an unimportant point of or- | tis the advertisement asserts. Secondly, it is inferable _39 6m*re Liverpool. | bin and steerage passengers, Persons intending toembark shoald | necessity of resorting to increased taxation. On this fol- | of the Committees of Finance of both Boards. All pur- | der, the memorial was read by the clerk. It 18 of great a he had moved away and not paid the rent; ond, thind- TAPSCOTT'S wake immeaiate application oF oper, behind suet, or} lows a further decline and a further necessity of increas- | chases of stocks are to MM made by these commissioners, | length and enters into much detail. ‘’'he memorial was y, ihanae fo be. eheres the be wee invited to cath and GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. 19 to2tee 180 Vinesteet commer of South, _ | 6 faxes: and while our allairy are thus tending to the | who are hound to inveyg@ll money's constituting the sink- | ordered to be Jail upon the table and 10 be printed, by « yay up bis rent, god then it Bas be inferred that Gr erator PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL | (tit final catastrophe of hopeless baukruptey, other | ing fund, oras much af®hey cu tocks of the city cor- | majority ot 17 to 6. : 2 (eer ec peer ne Pep eating oy erage eyed ee, igh OR ven BOUL. stants will come in to urge and hasten its early accom. | poration, at Be market price, not ¢ seedhig the ar value} A meniber from the 6th Ward then moved an adjourn: scribed on. of, Gi dele ston fine hese sien fata the MENT hace, chet shiv SHERIDAN, 1000 tons barthen, Captata | RUS ment, As taxes accumulate, capitalists will not only ifsuch investments cannot,be made at par, | ment which was seconded ; but it was lost thar Deaoh'charged Gf , ster, will gai i 2 | decline further investments in fast property, but realizing | then to invest said moneys in the stock of the State, or] A motion was nest made that the consideration of the y with having improperly megiect- Yate will geil ca Pridey, 94th Senuary, her seww |i catmanta co mado will remove the rpocdéla Doyond the | of the United States, notwithstanding such stocks niay be olny away to wrod the puy- ‘The aabscribers beg to call the stteution of their friends end report be postponed until the next regulur meeting of the | ¢4 (0 pay his rent, and With the pal y 10 their superior arrangements for bringing | "he ships of this lineare all 1000 tons burshen andupwards | teach of corporate taxation above the par value, The same title also confers power | Board, by which time the memorial would be printed, | Ment. No other inierence, in the opinion of the Court, SBE paapepeces from, aud, reiting money to all parts of | Persons about to trmbatk for the old eoautry, willnot fart | “Ty revedse these tenlencies, taxes must be reduced; | upon these connnissioners to dispose of all stocks of this | The motion was lost and the ayes and noes were called | Could be fairly drawn fiom it, although it haa been con: THE NEW LINE od ad ERFOOL PACKETS, goto seven ness te be eaitved, from en range A dy in pre | real estate then becomes, ay it always is, where the bur- | State, or the United States, held by them, a1 invest in | with the same result, the numbers being 14, ugainst 5, tended that Gray's solvency or ability to pay hud been COMPRIS! Way suces comnt Teakle cat coatenien enn oftawatic, | tens of taxation are decreased, a favorite mode of invest- | city stocks, whenever the public interest ma pt it. | A motion next followed that the report lie upon the table | (uestioned by this advertisement, 11 the Jury ebould be- HE QUEEN THE WEST, 1250 tons class avd their accommoda’ ions, to ‘well known, are superior | Ment; on this follows an increase in the priceot real es- | ‘The other sections relate to the disposition of the real es- | till the next regular meeting, the second Wednesday in lieve that the words imputed this charge to ( then Ht we DAN, 1000 tone to any ot! Mwishing ‘tO secure berths, should not | tate from the demand created for it, and on the increase | tate of the city and grants of exclusive privileges, which | February, but 4t shared the tate of the others, being lost | the defendant was responsible in such damage ei + ER, 1000 tons. fail to make early application on boar, orto of prices, an increase in the assessed value, and on the last | were not acted upon, av the Board adjourned before con-| by 17 tod. not proved the charge to be true in all its lett HOTMNOUSR {00 t yee CARSLOTT, a further decrease of the per centage of taxes. cluding the ordinunce, i ‘Mr. Borex: then moved that the report be laid upon the | The law has pointed out ineuns for the collection of dette, OMCIUS, 1000 tons ait Gamare! Fucvaaty OMEce. “We have the means in our hands of reducing our| ‘The resignation of Dr. Vache, as Almshouse Commis-| table, and be made the order of the day for a special meet. | 404 it would be rendering the law altogether inoperative AVERPOUOL, 1150 tons. ‘The Sheridan will sul from Liverpool ‘onthe itth Marek | ttxes and have oumelves only to censure, if we do not | sioner, was presented, but laid on the table for action in | ing on Wednesday next. ‘The motion was lost. ifpersons, haying the o of @ press, could be permits ir tri realize and enjoy the substantial benefits conferred upon | joint meeting. feck shege irlepdescan hava tiem baobehet | TSO ving uicrit; by « cheap goverament. ‘ ‘Equat Representation.—Alderman Penpy offered the fol- chy Zist'and 26th of evey month, “We have large domain on this island unimproved, | lowiug preamble and resolutions, which were weferred to Thhe Cunny thea. proceeded to read the report by sec- | ted to advertise their debtors, and publish their nat tions, ‘Upon the fitatyan amendment was moved io the | Persons, devoid of integrity whenever it suited their c effect that the election of Commissioner and Ward Inspee- | Price. If an editor will undertake to publish such mat- E SIDDONS, 1té0 tons ye Peruons wishin tn ay hoon Te sie r THE UNEED VIN FeO LAVERPOOU PACKETS, | the Ist, th, Lith, 16 gampored of superior, first class Amerienn packets, sailing | Drafts for any amount, payable om d withont-disvount, | and all of it more or less valuable, which yields to the | thegiiaw Committee :— tors shat! be upon the second ‘Tuesday in April, instead | te, it is fraught with danger to this community, and the Seneca peer een et eens mp all ecieciil towns. ot: Raaiante Trelonds ‘Rootland snd | ity ‘Treasury comparatively wetting ia the form of reve: |" Wherata, ene of the frit piiactple¥ of political Mherty | eke morte acs eo ate ground ol the amend. | Practice ought to be stopped. he publication ik alstinetly ae Stns Se er Sheridan, and sail on 2ist | UC. It has, much of it, for more than a century, been a di- | is an equal representation of the people in their legislative i28 Sree foe ea mgnificevt sh.ps afloat. and the frequency | Fenruary. rec: burthen upon the taxable property of the city, as cor- | halls, and in tl epeeetien of laws re i AD he 64 ing, (being every five dave) preveuts the pussibility | ——————---—~-—-_________-<"_ | orate property producing, as before stated, for that long | their persons and property : And whereas, the General Passengers Reing unnecessarily devained at Liverpool. KOK LIVERPOOL-REW | LINE. fesaiar Meplod Lite cous sev ent saul aacsak ao hx. | and State Constitutions gusrantee to the people an equal ‘will come cut in, and it is.a well known fact the above named ment was, that the election of School Otticers ought to be | Proved, and the only question then is, has Beach justified upon the game duy as that of other public ofticers. himself in the eyeot the law, It must be borne in mind ‘A Mesuxn from the Sixth Wand characterised all these | #0, that the law makes a very impertant distinction be- amendments of the law, which had been going on for forty | tWeen civil actions for private damages, and public proxe- e- d ‘teas of expense, im order to meet the wants of the public Faeket of 36th January. The splendid « The Or li i ate Ci Pe Be teh ion in th: 3 th Vand | y i ‘Ther | tions by indictment. In the former, itis only necessary to 3 4 rhe : ‘AN, F. A. Depyster. of 1000" tons, "The Or Sinance submitted by your Committee, as one | representation in the popular branches of the General and | years, as the battle of the rich against the poor. ‘There 8 by we y ry gad the wi-hes of he r friends, My, Wan. /Tappacott, one of the | §ifas above,ber regulat day. Far freight or peasage, faving ae | important means of reducing taxes; proposes a sale at pub- | State Governments, eaforcing, at fixed periods, an appor- | Were 10,000 children clucuted in the schools, whom it was | Pfove the truth, but in the latter a publisher must not only vy of such persous Whose vanage may be engaged commodaciohs unequalled for splendor or comfort, apply on | lic auction of this pro erty, under the direction of the | tionment according to the population as ascertained by le-] wished by their means to deprive of the privilege. prove that the words in the libel are true, but that it way bacrih ra, n fact, which t pose board at Orleans w! Mootet an kat 0. Commissioners of the inking Fund, at such times and | gal census : And whereas, the practical operation of this} ‘The Ciareway called the member to order, and after | 40ne for good motives and justifiable ends; and in this ruarantee that they w: . Ke ‘ point of view, you may observe that there is mueh reason ‘Mr. Cranx defended the day as it originally stood, upon | that much abused maxim of the law, “the greuter the the principle that these elections should he kept totully Cats hesy Loge tana? Pre ea eee separate from all party contests. It bad received grave | Which may be published as quite true, of which the pub- some delay he sat down. ‘ onsuch terms as they may deem most advantageous, to | principle tends to awaken and preserve a lively interest in H for decline comicg the oro eGharrick, Capt. Skiddee opeinanTet:, | the public interests; provided that the same shall not Le | the proper adminastration of the government, to secure a Wiel pecentipipsloaded tichomt cop deteatioe een nee | tt succeed the Widdons and ail the 2th February herregaias | sold for a less sum than it may be appraised at by the | rigid economy in the expenditure ef the public money, and Fpl merge empath 4 Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and the Street Com- | to require the most exact accountability from public agents; ea su i " u a ight, for any smount payable fre of discount sengers may rely upon the ships of this line sailing pane | missioner, or a majority of them, at a meeting to be holden | therefore, consideration in the Legislature, and he trusted it would | lic can have no right tobe intormed. | In this case the jury eres Te ferery. principal wai England, Ireland, | tually as advertised. aire’ | and an sppralsement” inéde, one month prior to the date | ‘Resolved, That the electors of the City of New York, tear ee must consider if the debt to Beach had been fully estab- cotland ; * BLACK BALL, OF OLD LINE OF LIVER | of the sales. are of right justly entitled to an equal representation in the | Nir, Wrane centended that the election in April would | lished by him. [Here his Honor recapiiulated the fac APPT aE OY ee: PoE TS ES CONT, 49 Peck sli CO TAC re ‘OR LIVERPOOL—Regular | ‘Advantageous periods of sale being selected, a mini- | City Councils, and this right should not be withheld from | be attended with infinitely less expense than it would in | Which fas Bere, len 5 sna st ee to the pos- ge en jew York—oF to | Mammen’ nchetof the ist Pebraaay ihe spcadid. well-kvown | mum price previously fixed, the sulo belng by public auc: | them. i Jae and that it would never become a purty question, Lenten Achaea ene n rn jo $20 ‘WM. TAPSCOTT, Liverpool. Barstow, will positively sail! on ‘Thasedey: ht Rektaane ig; | Hom, sixty-six and two-thirds or seventy-five per cent ot | |‘ Resolved, That the representation as how established |’ A eng debate, which prevented no peculiar features, ws by Bene fo Grey. 1p whic! followed. in favor of the amendment it was contended | Complained of was put up by West, without the know- that economy, and the public voice required it; whilst | ledge or concurrence of Leach, then he ought not to be the purchase money being permitted to remain on bond | ie unequal an unjust, and therefore, In violation of the le in fiv 1 a r) > NEW YORI-AND PHRLADELPHIARA .KOAD LINE | “yp ay ai known 10 ee tient pebile: thes the secommo- | nd mortgage, Payable in five equal annual instalments, | fundamental principles of representative governments RECT, with iaterest at six or dations cf the Black Ball Line of Packets, for cabin, second seven percent, payable semi-an “ Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee on Laws | upon the othe ‘as urged that the evils of combining | '¢*ponsible for any inconvenience it might cause to Gray. Fox Newagr, Newnnunrwice, Princeton, Taxsrom, | catia andsteerage , are nanrpnased by any cther fine | nually, would seem calculated to secure. & disposition of | Kc. to enquire into the expediency of plying tothe Le tis election with the Clarter election were so enormous | Thea came the great point as to the nolse occasioned by * Sounery, will atall thses feed seis thetr intereatand comere ns | {uit Portion, of our estate, satisfactory to the public at islature for the passage of a law dividing the City into | that no consideration should induce the Commissioners to | the tin boxes. | Was that « nuisance, and if so, did it . ir interest and comfort to sel jis Conveyance. For passage, apply on board, toot of st., or to the subscribers, ie alehecs mendect te te keen uring the broadest iti ation in the City Councils.” 4 u curing the broadest competition. resentatic pity sils, e IN ax HOU) om 4 P. $.—The Cambridge sails. mo cea na 6th h. hee Twaddition to pitti estate unproductive, this ordi- § Removing the Harlem Rail Road.—A petition signed by rs a Bor ee at | Feftons sending tor their fii.ade. can have, them brought out | nance provides for the sale and disposition, under proper | 2990citizens, in favor of removing the rails of the Harlem proceeds to from thence by | unequalied line sathing irom that pore panctunia: om the tac | restrictions, of all real estate belonging to the ( orporation | Rail Road below 1ith street, was presented and read. The to ip) disect to Camden (opporite co | “328th of each ont. Hor passage, apply as above., and not in use for or reserved for public purposes. petition was referred to the Committee on Streets, iP dels ba! Cling of MRE Si Tah: 2 i land will succeed the above packet, | ‘‘ Where the prpnerty is under lease, without cove-| Public Sehool in Tenth Ward.—Alao for an appropriation c where a commodions eeastvont will be im | AOE On + bee ied the amount to aneviction? If the jury thought it was, then ly consent to the union. Mr. Clark ob) Fopliod ; the yeas | tr nlaintifl entitled to a verdict. ment 12, against it 13, majority against the amendment 1.| The jury retired, and rendered for the plaintiff—dama- Mr. meee then novel en ahenmmest that part of the | ¢8 five hundred dollars. Ris e first clause which enacts that the Clerk may be appointed eid nts ly A.L, Jordan, Esq; for defendant, Charles and paid by the Board of Kai ation j the amendment Was ‘Conner, Esq, to the effect that the clerk should be appointed by the} New Yorx Leaisarvre.—Jn Senate, on Mon- Board, but paid by the Board of Supervisors of the City | 4," nothing docurtea: In Masini eonvtibd t and County of New York. 4 t Mr. Crank defended the clause upon the ground that | 4 presented to incorporate the Croton Inaurance Com large, aa affording all an opportunity to purchase, who ‘ards or Election Districts, such Wards or Districts to essed a limited ability todo #0; and securing to the | contain as equal a number of inhabitants as may be prac- 0 : and noes were taken, when there ration a fair, not to say tho highest, price by se-| ticable, each Ward or District to be entitled to a like re- THRO! it is not to be sold for a less sum than it | of $9050, fer the erection of a public school house in the Lon the 16th February,and wili returnsto | nants of renewal ef April. j20re 4 F ; ‘ y in New York city. this port on the 3dcf April, 20re | may be appraised ut by the Commissioners of the Sinking | 10th Ward—Adopted. it was uniform with the other parts of the act. pany ‘bagwage crates on PACKET FOR] HAVREsBecond Lins ihe | Fund and the Street Commissioner, or a majority of thens,| Contract for Stationery and Pu Alderman a aitsathiteoed veakiletcoe, Heporis trom My, Bempecn, by tit tp, amend Gate bagi crates are gouveyed from city to city, P ST. NICOLAS, John B Pell, master, will sail | ‘* Where the property is under lease, with covenants of | N. resented a resolution, calling for the purchase of | ‘rhe yeas and nays were then taken upon the adoption B tp the ant Justices Courts of the city of wihont ‘opeued by the way. Fach train is provided wil m the Lat of Bebruney: Kor freight oF f renewal, it is not to be sold for a less sum than an amount | all stationery and doing the public printing by contract— | of the ‘clanse as it stands, when there appeared for the York-~also, by bill, relative to Jurors in New [on 1 Seagal men ape demmamemtan cece Nae Fo panveaegabede 2 Ferre rat oreo ene neta FS ‘Powter fered diksonc tes urcintesetien waa tun toreecitie oneal aid before the House a resolution from a ‘ a f i BS aloo it . . - | cnlat ‘six per cent, (ias Lamp Posts.~—Alderman Bravy offered a resolution | ‘phe sixth secti then taken into co: pration.— a, henge at suet Br pec to Banseaphia, from the foot of Wal | “CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK, |. "The Corporation have heretofore received no revenue | to locate all gas lamp posts hereafter to bw laid down ata | ‘he committee propore that the clerk_of the Board of f- | {he New York and Erie Railway Company, to the effect sng by allroad from Camden, of 5 o'otock, P.M. 'TQsptons Grocers and Familien— f from grants of exclusive privileges in the occupancy oi | distance of one-fourth further apart, which was referred | ucation, in addition to his dutivs as Secretary, shall also | ‘hat the report of the Kailway Commissioner had ny con- hy pay lor Baltimore Jeave Fu ladelphia at 774 A. M., aud | (Sperm i—W inter and Fall Strained, Bleached White and | privatewharves, piers and slips. The right ofgrantingexclu- | to the Committee on Lampe and Gar! ‘The object of this | periorm such clerkical duty as the Commissioners of the | nection with the present bo ua for the eh Bi 1H Saige Dontemnation Of che'lines from New Y ork. acura ous * a ‘a sive privileges at private wharves isin the nuture of aferry | proposition isto reduce the expense of gas to the same | Several wards may from time to time require of him, It } tained therein they did not consider thems! woe Hie La aaj “ “ . franchise, and secured to the Corporation under the char. | amount now necessary for oil. was carried after some trivial discussion. — PATERSON RAILROAD Linseed Oil—raw and boiled, ter. It is as much the property of the city as itslands.} ‘The Board adjourned to Monday next. ‘The seventh clause was read. ‘The committee propose} Jn the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. S« ’ g Olive Oil—in bottles and betties. Those seeking these grants are willing to pay for them, | Boanw or Assisrant Atpenmix, Jan. 24themSpecial | that it shall be the duty of the Board of Education to en- | ced the following resolutions, which were referred f foot “ys they ought to pay for them, and do now pay for them, | Meeting —Axsistant Alderman C. J. Dodge, President pro | quire into the facts and circumstances of any application | (9 the Judiciary Committee ‘and ordered printed:— plcoheland Comply iar where the wharves belong to the Corporation. In some | tem. in the absence of the President. ‘The reading of the | for an organization of more ward. achools, instead of the | ‘Resolved, {it the Assembly concur,) That the folowing ve are patient gs tard the weather, and to be of instances we have realized, on lessing our public wharves | minutes of the ze posting Ay ispensed ed adhe inspectors and trustees as under the existing law. amendments be proposed to the Constitution of this State, $ fine quality for parlor and astral lamps. For sale ‘by the cask, | With the Eiviege of exclusive occupancy, sums nearly | | Petitions—Of G. Vale, ieee oes (Of, the balance |’ a motion was made that the clause stand as in the eN- | and that the same be referred to the Legislature next to be as barra, gallon, quartand in, shea double the amount chargeable by law for ordinary | due Mr. Fellows, deceased, as Marshal of the Superior | isting law. , choten, apd published iii the taunnes prestribed by’ the i, JOHN C, MORRIGON, wharlage. The fixing of the terms upon which exclusive | Court—Refeired. Of J.C. Burnham and 8. Hl. Bradley, ‘ir. CLanx contended that the general complaint had | vighth article. No, 188 Greenwich street. besw Ful been that the ward officers and not the city representa- ton and Vesey. | privileges at public wharves, piers and slips, were to be gto be appointed City Weighers—Granted. 1 us medicines, paints, dye-woods, teas and ito. Enpoydl ne boutons Fee ie. Pajerafram shaker Board. he reportin faver of pay- 7? M. ie vera, mauniacturers'spaper makery’, distilters’, | cants and much embarrassment to the Common Council, | ing allofficers of theCorporution,whoso salaries are under The Sunday Trains will be discontianed until farther no- | Garickess ee” 4 send pare saa | in deciding upon the price of the privilege, and the con $1000 per annum, the quota of salary monthly, ‘with the ice, r = flicting claims of those asking their enjoyment. exception of Sunday olficers and Police officcrs—Conenr- _Eraneportation enrs leave daily (Sastday ssreepted.) Passen- MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR. “To render the granting of exclusive privilegas, at pri-4 red in. eS pees behind fat fae C de izes ® | RANDEL'S NEWLY rAd ENTED SUPERLATIVE | vate wharves, piers and slips, as they ought to be, af "Sale of Corporation Property—The report in favor of at ure of devarture. jy! MATCH. source of income to the city, to facilitate the procuring of | selling lot No. 4 Fulton street, Brooklyn, to Watrous and e Court for the Correction of On! i > ree President 7 the ‘to be elected in manner her Mr, Enos thought there was security enough already. | after mentioned; the Chancellor and associate Chance peg vg Ya aay deg, ig . lors, the Justices of the Supreme Court, or the major part ‘The Member from the 7th Ward was decidedly opposed | of them. ‘The State shull be divided into four judicial dis- to permitting one ward to erect as many school houses as | tricts. ‘The first shall consist of the first and second Se- itpleased, and then charge the whole city with the ex- | nate Districts, the second of the third and fourth Senate ‘ pire be tives had imposed the tax. ‘To obviate that, was the ob- ject of amondment. TWO MAIL LINES DAILY BETWEEN THIS ne plus ultra of Friction Matches will stand the teat of | such grants, when proper, both at public and private | Carman for $4200—was concurred in. 2 OIA pate ara e hnu send of the thine 98g PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. iguitag. as was Tally proven ty thousands. who saw thems exe | Wharves ; several sections in the accompanying Ordi- | Cab Hire— Tho report in favor of allowing William and the fourth of the seventh and eighth 8 ¥ ty nance submitted, prercribe the mode in which, and the | Plumber the sum of $13 19 cts, being the amount expen- iibited in water at the late Fair of the American Institute, | Tr toon which such gran‘s are to be made. ‘Che rates | ded by him for cab and stage hire, in paying the workmen FIRST PREMIUM, submitted, as the price per running foot to be charged to | on the several lines of the Croton pipe, while laying the 3 gAlazanew article called MATCH TAPERS, which bum | applicants for such exclusive privileges in varions scc-[same—Concurred in y ta :—PHILADELPHIA, - | five minutes, neatly put up, for sealing letters, Se. tions of the city, are submitted with diilidence and re-| Opening @ Culvert—A report in favor of,opening the eae TORE RAIL ROADS AND ALTE | "Ror anie at the Marulacton soNPiratet Bleccker prreet, at No- | ferred to the collective wisdom of the Common Couneil, | culvert from 3% to 42d street, through the 34 avenue, at ed, there was some good sense in vesting in that Board | and the qualified wlectors of each judicial discretionary power respecting its expenditure. The } elect four Judges for eight years; and as soon as the Court t proposed would be consistent, allowing the | shall meet after the first election, they shall canse the ners first to make their report,aferwards to be | Judges to be divided by lot into four classes of four each— acted on by the B to be numbered one, two, three and four, and Fore a: ; Dr. Swxu.xzy opposed the whole of the section, conse- the fi id of vo ap. TROM PHILADELPHIA AND MALTIMORR, te ile Lane ee wey rmladalphia, | tyr such correction as may be deemed proper. the expense of §200—Referred, quently snstained the amendment, His grounds of objec- sea etthe evapnativane’ tnece oe ten wee ly, ates ae eeees +Borelock, A. M. “ The present Ordinance aggregates, with some amend-| ‘Increasing Salary.—The report in favour of increasing : “ fr oi / ily (except, Sunday M i - Te Tp ? aregates, tion to the section. ear; the third class, ut the end of the sixth year; and the i Oerape amber Fass hs bs o’elock, 1. M. SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS! ments, the propriety of which experience has suggested, | tho salary of Btephen Houstis, keeper of the Halls of Jus- | “the CHarncalled on the gentleman to confine himself | fyurth class, ut the end of the eighth year, in order that Pot, corner Lith and Market trees, IE following choise Berare are constanily on band for gle, | all ordinances ofthe city relating tothe sinkin feed.’ | tice, from $20 10 $30 per month, was amended, by insert-| 9 the anrndncent, tia Indineshathshe-alechel egdsttane’ dase toda aig olcek, A.M. | i, Wholesale qndeetail, ot D. M, HENKIQUES.No. 51 Wil | + bxisting ordinances provide only for the administra. | ing $30 instead of $35 —Concurred in Dr. Swresev was very much opposed to’ hypothetical | Cue muse snall be « STEN SRO OP spelock, x: jiam street i= ‘shands| «1 New Hose Company.--A report in favor of authori reasoning—(ulangh). He called on the gentfeman whe | Asexowenr No. 2—The Court of © : ‘1 tion of the fund as it comes into the commissioner’ Plegalias, of the Anges tat Bese qualiey, in cash. The proposed ordinance in addition to this, is in- | the enrollment of a new Hose Company in the 1th tended to estal lek permanent policy in the manage. | to be located in Goerck, near Rivington st —was conc: Ln Cabanas ment and sule of the unconverted property of the city, | red In. wished to concentrate al power in that Board to puint | sist of a cellor, und four Associate C: out in what Ward unneci i ry expense had bee ncell curred. | ghajl cach have the same power with the Chencellor,who 'W. L. ASHMEAD, Agent. Bi 4, the law would retard the pi 1 Edu. | | 4 y pew RAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND forinda, a new brand, pledged to the sinking fund. Tom. Dayle.—A report in favor of paying Thomas Doyle | Lution in the city. on geegar padi gman SO eee eee ee &e.—Persons about remitting inoney to Uh "alma, : “Phe objects to which this fund ought to be devoted | the sum of $40 for the loss of his horse in # hole dug at the | ir, Cuank—I call the gentleman to order. Chancaller, ther of the Associate Chancellors, shall daneinsumsot ii acy, onl De Mors, i one for the: liquidation of the principal of ‘Tryon How and Chatham strect, for the re] pr. gwrxsey—Am | to be constantly interrupted ? | he duemed fo be decrees, onlers and nets of the said court, £50, £100, or any ammount payable on Yngenulded, a uew brand. , and the other the payment of the interest as Ber ces for ig en, »aying Floyd | . CUA —Courtery had been extended to others in the } subject to be renewed, ‘affirmed, reversed or discharged relad Bone da Nissans Fate Balt Sou Pee 25 the Crag, Readon and Sanz brand rig for the uve of Pinging House No, that Marhatton- | Cours? of debute ; he hoped, however, the geutleman | by the Court, on appeal to them. moan} ask do, Masary, Jalnes Gi vidi teiieoniine eae Mt Sfoiber bieads, | I order that our readers may see at a glance, - Laney I would confine himself as much as possible to the amend: |“ Awexpwext No. 3.—The present number of the Justices count Baak, iverpools Eas n Bank gh Scott all of which connoisseurs aud the. tra y would do! the extent of this important measure, we present me of the Supreme Court shall be increased to eight, Dr. Sweeney continued.—He was in favor of retaining | Awrxpmenr No. 4.—The Superior Court shall consist Forbes, Hunter & C: ell to look at to parchasing.eleewhere, a4, ail Segars 4 i : ‘thoughout Kus Purchased fod stabi vill e Building a Sewer.—A report in favor of building @ sew- | the power in the hands of the Ward officers until theit | of a Chief Justice and seven’ Agsociate. Justices, and be a a Aa post town ttuughont Howland, ive: | purchased fiom this eatabiishment Will be taken back atany | the following summary of City property as well as | ,,Puitain Ferre ma seyoe ot buaaaaee fand, 8 «sad fy see which drafta wil be forwarded by | time i they do aot give satisfaction. erin Delancy street, from Sheriff st. to the Eust River— a » » 7 *: — | management of it was shown to be bad. the steamer vine Bogan oo the Ist February, Apt ders from the country carefally gud promptly at-| the City debt, as taken from the recent report of } the same being very inuch posed, to drain the cellars in The question waothen put, and the clause, a1 smended Genter aici detieda te wails Lemapuntaet ply to ‘Ao tis Saat ete PTAPLCOTE, tended to. im iv4 Haw Imre | the comptroller:— aad tie i ctecainbanida Téetet his faves of Alling up | b3tie Special Committee, carried without adivision. | now have, or hereafter may have juriudiction, except the ev ecioueiteek ck, HE, subeert SALAMANDER SAVES. Svowtany of Poetic Prorenty Yih eteot which, Dy reason of thectagnd |, The ninth section was then read, and Mr. Bivus moved | power of issuing writs of mandamus, que warranto, and as an amendment, that the clause ii the Beate of New E ed Rente re. | Wt No. 222 He iting the Board to} prohibition. ‘The said justices shall hold thvir offices for Se Cog Bg Bee tes aed . tion of the filthy water emptied ‘into it, has become a t of fit dd ly be erased, x FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. | Patent Salamander Sale. Ail other Salamanders are an attempt | Real Esta’e under lease without co- ceived | nuisance—Referred to the City Ingpector, with power. ane Ty ae ere ally be eraser. | the same tarm as the Justices of the Supreme Court, and SIAC oi Hews ap Comnande ‘AN? | to. imitate Wilder, in violation of the patent faw, for which $578,100 00 $19,652 50 Busisess—Rvoncaxization ov Aus Hover] Qe knit aes ‘opposed to limiting themeans of edu- | Supreme Court at Suasnelos on daahaereiaie ok lawns eave’ Doston, for the above ports on Thurs: | *UthSre tow .pending. ss every Safe mule by * 455 9g | DEPARTMENT —Committee of the Whole The document | cation; if they wanted to limit taxation, let something clse | joined in either of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer and i i higorl Be a freproo ow ay ever ered ey ever hatin miner ae at ne ee cating war taken upat cricle No. 8-0 the Super: | Ptah ‘ : Gaol Delivery, meeting, was token up at Amespmenr No. 6—No Judge shall be rer icle No. 9—" Of the Superin- tendant of the Work House.” im, be as failed to preserve the contents upivjared, though frequently ex- enant, Posed to the most severe tests; when otnet safes have been to | jos! Estate under lease Common 40,700 09 2,069 49 The question was then put, and the amendment of Mr. moved by the i . Engs rejected, after the following division :—Attirmative joint resolution of the two houses of the L slature, or by t destroyed by the same heat. These Safes, all haviug lands ith of Forts - id ot cet, 366,700 00 7 Sev. lL. Provides for the appointment of a Superinten. | « “ . ‘ity rs ent 7. . Chubb’s Thiel-detector Rambler ‘Lek and wartanved Sry— | devout of Forty-s:condst eet, 36.700 oes 3 OS | dant of Work. Houve at a ealary. of $600 per aanum, to OE ETE ee any ee eee ides tiretianse Pe ‘Benute on the recommendation ofthe Governor, wale Real Fstate wader lease in use by hold ottice for three years, and beremovable only by the y y such cause of removal shall be entered upon the journi as it stands in the Teport, with the same renult. of both houses, or the Senate, ax the cere may be, end then moved that the Board adjourn. The ques-| the Judge against whom the Legislature or the Senate may Pee Depateneat. arate under lease in use for . Latl 425 @ | Common Council, for incompetency, &c. He is to be pro- ing pe 300 to 1000 pounds, | Market Pur; WINTER ana FRENT_¥ON, ALBANY, — | Meteend sold at the Irom Bale, Mrarshouse gud Paces tna oo | Yided with suitabla furnished opartments and living for of BRIDGEPORT 'y ey Gd N.B. ae Wy Pe ied corer of Depeyster xtrect. taken upon such Committee propose that the Board of Education shall de-| removal; and the yeas ond nays shell he catered upon cide upon the appropriation of all moneyswhich they shall | the journals of the house or houses, as the case moy be. deem necessary to be raised. An amendment was moved, | Nir. Scorr also introduced a bill for the relief of Thomp- to the effect that the enactment in the clause that no | sonian physician portion of such moneys Jn - “i _ ine sectarinn doctrines or tenete shall] Havrr.—-We are indebted to a friend for a copy round that the good senseof | of the new Constitution of the Republic of Hayu. point ment of a Resident Physician for the term of three 99.000 9 | years, by the Common Comncil, at asalary of $1500 per "$90 oo | Aanum, With suitable apartments and living for himself, wife and family. He is to have the appointment of seven ps gen Sanuaty. said pobiarante to be bis art stndents Zoran aie ce aha, | of medicine, forthe two previous years. No compensa- $23,627,810 70 $313,764 80 | tion except board to beal pw eh-ercent tothe axaistants waily, Sunday: rah calle ‘thabran) onalaaatara bene seerg Apo Og ae 55 himaelf and family. a put, and negatived by a large majority. be about to proceed, shall receive notice thereof, aecom- Exeepead. | the genuine Uelananderesfor sole af owe tnird OF Heit sbst. Bechesaner sey cease es, 100,636 90 | ec, 210 7, Providing fer the regaletion of the interior pete paieg nm aes the aye id uny ken panied with copy of the causes alleged for his removal, Aboay.b7.tis,Bo7's wiih take the ae 218 Iw dy Sewy te , a) Phen ste Be ae wont se t without any debate ?—For the section 17, against | Rt least twenty days before the day on which either house ig SS Tears ind grounds paid for by taxa'n’ is: | 1 EERE Ateen dee aeons 9; majority for the section 12, shall act therenpon, and the said Judge shall be heard in ened : : 4 = The Kesident Phyrician— Article 10 provides for the ap- | ‘he fifteenth section was next read by the Clerk. The] his defence before why question 100,000 00 f y a ra S ATIN WHITE FOR PAPER STAINERS—Just w- Pear’ u psu ty os Hanaloare ‘and 8 ceived, in casks of abgog neo Egat fe i areal b thout tanee of ie ‘erates, J Lp Ea ee vee ae Dealer in Drugs, Paints, Oils, y, wri of ene or Freight, apply ou board, oF, at the office, foot 7 j19 tw*re and Manufacturers articl: » Agee. TO LET—A modern built two ary briel fica} wish basemeat and attic. 1 NAVIGATION OF THe HUDSON OPEN TO fine fire jIaces fitted with grat LBANY. fhe wo rarlors on first floor, w The Corporation are also the owners of ungranted | *Ationed at Lunatic Asylum and Nursery Hospital, who | the people was a better preventive of sectarianism than | ‘The first section provides for the political division of the ying e MAIL LINE FOR ALBA | &*.: one room on the secoad flopr, and two rooms in Pe i, D erenenhnatatia ties holo as tom city of New York, ‘and | *hall receive $400 per annum. ‘The assistmts to be re- | an legislation. Repnblic, and declares that ‘Africans and Indians, or the NY, and Jutermediate pinces The steam | will.be let nil the tof May, for 30 to 40 dollars. If wanted, moved at the direction of the Resid Physicia Also, % , a boat ROBERT TEVENS, Ui the furniture in the house can be had. An arrangement can be ween high and low water mark on the Brooklyn shore, i hh hall ; lr, Crank opposed the ainendment, and observed that | descendants of either, by one or the other parent, may be- Deye wil: leave the foot ofCourtiandt st. Wednes’ | made at the same time to rent the whole house tvr a'xt year, | The value of this is uncertain, as many years must elapse tr aula le peri, Be Oe ressrve mee pee me ippeinted Fake law would Gover have hota paseed Wf thewonds new | come ehiouna, beh nna tion person can become a citizen, day, Frida und vansieeloeee | from tre firstor May, on reasonable terms, ‘The Fourth street | before the whole of it {u granted ; but as the period ia yet af potteernes Mnchelartet thee’ article ont hg 4 Proposed to be struck out had not heen retained, Tor hold realestate. ‘The second section provides for the “she Steaner CO! BI A. Stoughton, will leave as fale ss directly by the door. ic is also “Ardy at Sach eh eee, the value of it ld regulation of the interior economy of chin brah pt! The amendment was lost, and the section was carrie | civil and political rights. The third sect) provides for oh ae above, Thurday, Satu and afternvous, at 5 o’cl three ot ines, near Washington Square, Por vasenge of eghi apply to Schaltsat te ofice, of | West Washington upon the ayes aud noes :—For the section 19, against it 4; | equality in the eyes of the workl, All modes of worshijy majority for the section 1. shall be equally, ree. The freedom of the press is guaren- ‘The Ivth section was read and adopted without any de i, Schools to be established for both sexes, the tere! batempon its provisions; and the 17th, 19th, ist, 2, and | ing free and gratuitous. Trial by fury ia granted, The 24th were also carried Without eliciting any observations | people have a right lo assemble peaceably, end without worth notice. arma. The power of the Tegislature, Uxecetive, end The amendments suggested in the report being con | Judiciary, are defined. The Executive is a President, The t) near Gh A ongoard: esha a et Mock, Beate iaaesee | On the North river shore, within 40 years |. B. AN property taken ouly at the risk of the ALE—A Valuable F) led Springfield. “Rast river “ " cnet abe eee eet EU eidiemudtel | “Brooklyn "4 TT WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBA rom the mouch of Nansemond Hiver, containing Rhoot ta) i cl di igable Savana say inaning inte the oronth of Neseemsopd it ver, the department, was adopted withoat amendment or al- $80,000 00 | (eration. Stewards —Articl for the appointment two Stewards—the one for the Lunatic Asylum, the ot! for the Alms House Hospital, by the Commissioners and Committees on Charity and Aline, at a salary of $400 per z = & ed for small vessels) iwant : ttre ; eet ¢ ° : annum and board, and no other perquisites whataver. elby e h 4, | Ley Search Wo | AE he a atts Waa gt |Tv ee iiarone= artist provided the apeiron y | ciel, reg movettz + emit om Fear a | Logline compo of Bnet na ete oom Mn CULUMBTA, Capt. A. Honglton, will leave as above Nenil¥ one tif of the land ig w mapered with Jasge tall pine Stock of 1920 and 1929 the same power— two matrons. | The one for the Lunatic | ih Committoe 10 make such aluitions end amewlments | years, ‘The whole of these, however, much resemble - eS mame ragtyannly oa bosch, Us F.C. ehatte, | Lhe cleaved loud is of wood auality set well adapoed to the | Pabiie Building, Stock of }a00 per ennam with board, vets salary | as may be deemed necessary. Thie proposition was loet those ofthe same Bodies in the United Slaten “he head oF eoply oo . ©. Schalez, " ee tat +! OCR + rary 3 8 1b—o. rt) ti J lo ecretaries as the pfhen ou the what aise.” | e7ytivation of whee, cone, sweet Prtatees er cone eoent. plowing Bett ‘Stock General Provisions of the Alms House Depa ment.— option of the whole measure was thes proposed, Se wadibien as tt vovere te: “i Sate for nlauting oysters, | Rive percent Water Low Stock NER BG Yaa 5 oy ry 3 77 and # one of the best stock-farms of its size in v + sap hens lend a great bargain. 4 i cme hae cia mais ree ack | “itnot sold privately before, it, will be offered at public ane- ’ Ping tion on the. preenioes on the 31th at ~ ald Less Stocks held by the Commi iN this Tine will errive in Albany at two pms will he made known and farther information given by | Zor'Sinkiag #tads> s++e" serge Oey, aren Goes 3 We ere ee ee PAM HEN ESS ae ef eek rad t, on board, or to P.C, ents ‘d20 Staw tojy25 re cyte adit There isa Special Debt erented to assume the Bonds and | discharge of such as are able to support themaelyes—for ten Mortgages held by the Fire Insurance Companies at the | the bonds of the Superintendants of the several depart- BROWN & €0.’S One Price Hat Store, 178 Chatham | time of the Great Fire, December 16, 1826, which con- | ments—of the Alms House, $10,000—Work House and or EAL Ra aa tee | PB cy of ue te ie Pion ao Fea ae Seo inert? Satan, 2 be atpened By mid, on and after eto Article 13 provides for the regulation o erior economy of the Alms House department—the removal of and the management of the pauper sick—the hours for extinguishing fires and lights at # P, M. in winter and 9 P. M.in stmmer—punishment for disorderly conduct or 983,902-$12,851,552 | embezzlement—ten days in solitary confinement on bread und water for any erm not exceeding ten. daysfor the fixed. The colors of the and carried by a similar majority. The whole of the | Republic are blue and red, placed horizontally. ‘The amendments recommended by thu Special Committee are | arms are the Palm, surmounted by the Li te thus adopted. ornamented with a trophy of arms, with the , In The memorial to the Legislature introduced by Mr. | union there is strength.” Port au Prince is the seat of Clarke was then reproduced before the Board, and adopted | Government, under the name ef Port Republican. The by Lowen cpa: of Isover7. The amendments and memo | national fetes are, the Independence of Hayti, Ist of rial were next directed to le forwarded to Albany by the | Januury; that of Agriculture, the Ist of May ; that of President pro tem. B _. | Alexander Petion, Ist of April; that of Regeneration, the ‘The resolution to print the memorial was then rescind: | 97th of January. Every stranger in Hayti to enjoy pro- ed, it being considerrd unnecessary to go to that expense; | tection to his person ani goods.— Phil. @. 8. Gaz: Jan 2 and the Board adjourned at half past eight o'clock. i ER willleave New York | hroprietors have the pieasre to offer a new style of hat,the im: | Fite Loan Stock, to the smonnt of ber 2d, as follows, until And which dby Bonds PN cael igi te yotfice in the dey tm a Hi} i a shall tar NEWS! NEWS!! is , 5 ion of beaver, “ fe which is secured by B id r je to office in the department. officers shal en) PR " OF ! $e ond gor ek le a Bane rene mle those formerky sold fot.) A fraged, yet outacand’y” to the amount of 6270,511 90 be.sworn to the falthttl performance: of his or her dut Rerorten Trackpy.—We haye verbal report of | , eeivaL OF THE STEAMER BRITANNIA. slum at 84, 10, A, May 2, 4, P. r4- ; t Honce ind lot No. 97 LA 2°} a tragedy, most horrid in sts details, stated to have | A! BE STEAL 'ANNIA ete Hel Neo Bade Fae ation oF bepessit induced to stndy economy in hat * . tak » committee then rose and reported progress —the re- oon Be y, fe ios above Concord, N.H. We have | [HE Stbscriber will receive ful of Faglieh Papers, for NB the bont will ave ati tans of 1234. | Poutanieartice of dren, have now an opporsunity of doing 20, ¢ eR ye ere y tle confidence in. the truth of the tole, A drover, ita crease ees inacthe rik ofthe owner thereat” Peruetlarly marsea a. in renting thie hae tothe publ think they have | chmyrd at forced ooo 1.000 60 Adjournet harted Perce, was returning throsgh Concord, N. ly 1 To RWS, = es Ly mes » rf U b N. [ t | Four a avenue ner Thirty. Before Jud; h cattle. Yor}. nB’S |) y f Uetefore no 4008 Tee RL enUAgtEERE rebated atforecfosunss™ 4,000 00 Janvany 24—Bmeliie cE Wecorwin ve. Towner § | cord they reparated, ns Pierce had business a fow miles] CHAS. WILMBRS Ay N NEWS LETTER, tons id Im*m ee) | Crey Brooke ¥, Vommirsioners of Mount —This was an action against the defendants as the | out of the way ; but they agreed to meet at 1 place speci- é BOOTS—WATHRPROOF Double and Cork Sole | MAIN Fandom thiaaccount-++ ++ 102,199 79 drawers or payee of a note for $7 and interest, | fed beyend Ci ,and puraue their journey together, | With » variety of cece ue tee slaestatliahment, No, 4 Ana French anna cai and ere + warranted ——— $1.64 7 | Vrich had been sold to the plaintiff by an uttorne: On arriving at the place designated, Pierce was surprised | street, basemed: shui HOR to find his friend was not there Patent screw tape: , rristlods ae poeta ibs alee On motion of Alderman Warrnsax, the ordinance re- | Counsellor at large for a duo bill for $22, und the balan jren’s ry Jewsrnpers, Fa ‘norte " N, im, Ne jodi- hin ae ht al wad aati | gle, hi, esc and focgandck ah ae"oF te ated 3 ‘ ported by this committee for the se of iding fe 7 ‘i i her erga day dist Mare, ee eee eee Caiftreats nies reer teats Rerties | ee ike tee ice rycen, taken up for adoption, ‘The ievn, for one of whiclthis note was given, (twos | with him, but the landlord obj Pierce fsistel 080 | OFFICE OF JEFFREUSON INSURANCE CO) firat title includes the sources of revenue to constitute a | (Ween thein, f ee. ren proof India Rubber ‘ ; EO NEW. DEV EANS Louisiana tnd New overshoes of the latest style, all of which will be sola clvaper | sinking fund, which comprise all ‘moneys to be received also set tp that the plaintiff was not a bona fide holder of the door to his room, the dog made Yous, Jenuney Hauh, 124. 1 New York “ositivel y | i‘ ‘other store in this eity. a hour: « , that she had not bought it or come vements ubout the fire-board to the large HE Annaal Election f. Directors of wi Is date tat sling picket abip Mi SBS fee mi A One soe WALKER, 119 Broadway, ‘for comm tation of quit Tents or grants; for quit rents Tayiite law the poset thervof, she having been of th room, On removing. tne SOEt Pines TPE Annoal Electign for, Dire ft va Whos Hiei oe ear feaular day. 3 imtoo Commer of Cannl st. | oie thousand eight humlsed eed foe trian to the year | time when the transaction waa said to have taken place, | fo ion Niehind it, dead | He, however, fixed | February next, Poll opeas at 12 o'clock, ant wit says ations, ron bon ti eae foo rat ne, pO0F AyD SHOE STOR tical ot en en nan and four: the nott procerts of | Gither out of town forthe recovery of her health oF | his pistols and went to bed. in the dead of the night he | ma ou he eta = ik. Sk'CO. 56 JOHN respectfully, intorte his triond. | SOL the nett precede ofall he does Fh | Contined at home by sickness heard some one trying to enter his door, He called out, | tek ee | ___T by this line may rely upon having thel reoode cor blieg gat jhe hag commenced burt intr were | to the Corporation, when collected ; ior lecess Ue cama: |, Thecate went to the jury under the change of the | and the landlord ‘demanded admittance. “This being re: | OFFICE OF JERFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY wy. in. te Woodruff, who wi fully execute, ail ‘orders he may be favored wi'h on | brokers, and dealers in the purchase or sule of second hand | COU: anda seated verdict way ordered on ‘Thurwiay. | fused, the door was forced open, and the landlord entere No, Be Wats BOE sing. veal : eo ‘A. I the adden Frank, will wih | eemestvennanbie ie forenahe Pr furniture, metals, or olothes ; for hsekney coech licenses, Court Calcndar—This Day. lee ea ay ace the andlor by “the FPWR Comrany ingore nt ree at ow asa serponnl Te 4 Dapt, B,J. H, Frank, w) - : we 4 J Be tin anda the tsk Fob hor eeu dare” | SQULDERG Ii Qh fehled Should, tending fom shi | are oars acl theres i eae ar fr ate 1 98%, Yona comely trate Pere fe, | er Sr af Hcp yon J208 ree jiee TK COLLINS te CO. 16 South st. | ketrents ; the proceeds of all bonds ont mortgages, which | Comston’ 1, 8, 74, 75, 78, 77, 78, 79, 1, 68 -reopey~ be, ih gh + gaat dalla arpsttatinahn lial Sa CORO uit dat loston Mail, Jan 2%. Ko, T. HOPE, Secretary.