The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1851, Page 5

RESOLUTIONS REFERRED. to the Legislature two 1e* Common Couneil to of the city above 166th street, and to dis- ‘Twelfth avenue as laid down on the map that street. REPORTS CONCURRED IN. Assistant Aldermen, reletive Districts of the 3eventeenth ward, divi- election districts. Tae First, Fifth and nth Electoral said ward and the remain- Portion, bounded by Tenth st First avenue, ‘ourteenth street, and Feurth avenus, L constitute ‘éhe Eighth Electoral District of said ward. A. report authorizing the Uounsel of the Corporation &c memorialize the State Legislature for the adoption iy, se to reduce the bom) of ballot Beane 9) a next election; appointing a committee, cor ren "al Bards Obapman, tad. Shaw’ to roport to this ( st the late calamity at Ward School No, 26, in Greenwich venue. On motion, the Board adjourned to five o'clock thi ernoon. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALLERMEN. Decemser 1.—The President in the chair. ‘utes of last meeting were read and approved. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS REFERRED. and others, for pier the foot of Forty: ninth street, Kast river; cf John Saxton, lessee of the pre half of pier No. 84 Eset river, together with one balf of bulkhead adjoining thereto, for exclusive use @f the same for steamboat pur; ); of Alpheus Sherman, Sous ebast apoarnaetes ae ig end monstrance against sewering street, from John 2 Fulton; of T. D. & T. W. Porter, to regulate and grade Thirty-seventh street, from Lexington to Third avenue; The mi of Fourteenth street terian church, for return of tnoney paid for taxes; of John H. , for compensation op contract to regulate Forty: ninth street. and for exten- time thereon; of Engine Company 30, for repairs Zo their engine house; of Isaac Van Loan and others, for regrading sewer in Btanton street; bill of H.C. Pudham, ely » ne ieee, to heer ner ward station ouse; invitation from Americus Engine Campany to their annual Ball, Wednesday, eocutee 10. 2 REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ADOPTED. Of Commiztee on Streets, in favor of repairing sidewalk ‘and curb in front of 85 and 97 Blizabeth street. Of Committee on Wharves, Piers, and #lips, in favor Of widening a ion of the pier at the foot of Morton aitreet, North river. A Ot Committee on Repairs ‘and Supplies, in favor of oncurring in resolution to advertise dhite blocks of various sizes, nesses Of Committee on Wharves, Piers, 4 Blips, recom- ‘mending corcurrence in approval of award of contract for bi in East river, from Booseveit to James slip, 0 Dubois & Hendricks. Of Committee on Streets, concurring in resolution to repave fourth avenve, from Fourtee third atrect oe Of Committee on Sewers. in favor of granting permis- sion to Elisha Bloomer & Co. to construct sewer in Perry street, from Factory street to Greenwich avenue, at their own expense. Of Committee on Streets, im favor of repairing Seventh Street, between avenues Cand D. The same in favor of repairing Minetta street and Minette lane. The sa’ favor of a cross-walk in Christopher street, at Bl Street, with an ordinance. The same. concurring to re- gulate and grade and set curb and gutter in Thirty-first ‘street, betweem Second and Third avenues. Concurred in. Of Committee om Roads, concurring for a well and pump in Forty-seventh street betwven First and Second avenues. Concurred in. On Street in favor of fencing vasent lots in Eleventh Street, between avenues C and D, with an ordinsnce. Adopted. Cp engedicy panier smeneing to set curb and Ulver stones, ws ja Bighty-fifth street, ctween Third apd Fourth avenues. Concurred in. The fame, concurring to regulate and flag sidewalk on west pide of Third avenue, between Forty-fii nd Forty-se- ren bngeneng Y pameng ty - The — concurring to @ well and p in -nixth street, between First and Becond arenu PChuentred ia Of Committee wers, in favor of sewer in Pi ntreet, from Green’ avenue to Hudson river. Ai Of Committee on Streets, concurring to regulate and grade, and set curb avd gutter stones, im Thirty-foucth street. from Fourth avenue to East River Concurred in. Of Committes on Sewers, in favor of amending resolu- tion for sewer in Fifty-first atreet. from Kighch avenue to Hudson avenue, the same having been retarned from the Board of Aldermen, Adopted. The same, in favor <f amending resolution for sower in Forty first atrect, from Eighth avenue to Ninth avenues, the same having een returged from the Board of Aldermen. Adopted AEIULVTIONS ADOFTRD. That it be referred to the Street Comalistover to as- certain why bridges acroea the Harlem Railroad at Fighty-third and Kighty eighth streets are not erected, ae required by the resolution ef the Common Council, parsed May last Tnut Crotem water pipes be laid in Forty-ninth street, from Eighth arenue to Broadway, under the direction of the Créten Aqueduct Department That South William street between Broad and Wil- am street, be repaired, under the direction of the Com- missioner of Repairs and Supplies. ‘That the necessary receiving basins and culverts be Duilt under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct De- ment, at {be easterly corners of Eighth avenue and Fireeath street, to counect with the proposed eewer in #ifteenth street. ‘That the Street Commissiover be requested to report to this Board, as soon as may be praoticable, what ave- cnurs aud streets have bee opened during the last three years, ou whieh the report of the Commissioners have been confirmed by the courts, with the following items wen cach report separately:—fhe amount of awards as damages; the amount assessed as benef of Com- anicsionet’s fees; ¢o of counsel or attorney do, of surveyor’s fees; do. for clerk hire; do. for stationery; do. for advertising; do tor room hire; do for hwsk hire; do for collector's fees; and all other incidental expenses ‘on each report. ‘That the on the east wide of Avenue D, be- tween Nin Tenth streets, be flagged where it is nerded. andthat the Street Commissioner cause the eune to be eaaried into effect. PAPERS FROM THY HOARD OF ALDERMEN CONCURRED I%. Petition of the school officers of the Sixth ward, for leave to connect the drain from Ward School, in City Hall piace, with the pubiie sewer in front of said pre- mites. Prayer gran motions ‘That the sidewalk on t i. tween Eighth ana Ninth streets be repsired avd flagged, apd that the Street Comm ssioner cause the same to be carried into «fect To the Committee on Streeta ‘Whereas, the northeastern part of the city boand- ed by Stauton, Clinton, Avenue B, and Twenty. gecond streets ccntaips a great many wooden buildings, foundries, chip yards &e.; And whereas, there is no en- ine company within sald boundarie of the city. except Five Oak Kngize Company No. 44; And whereas, the Obie! Engineer having said engine lying idle in’ the ‘Corporation Yard—baving taken her from said company Because some members cf the company differed as re- gards the manner cf painting her. Therefore. Resolved. That the engine belonging to Engine Com- pany No. 44. be returned to the house belonging to said company; and that the Chief Kogineer be dirvoted to carry the same into effect immediately. Reterred to the Fire and Water Committee ‘The Board adjcurned till Wednesday afternoon, at five ocicck Dro 2—Tie Roard met at §P M. Morgan Morgans, president, in the cbatr, aad a quorum of members present The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved PeTITIONS REOPRRED Of Robert #. King avd others, to have Washington street opeard (rou its present termination to the Tenth | aveaue. RRSOLUTIONS api In favor of repairing th nwich srenue from the avenve. Directing the Comptrolier to draw his warr in favor of slorgan Morgans, president of the Board of Aldermen id of Alonzo A. Alvord, president of the Board of Ae t Aldermen. for the sum of $260 each an compe pny for their services aa Commissioners of Health for the past rearon. REPORTS ADOPTED In favor of selling a portion of land in rear of the Fourth ward station we to Janob Vanderpool, Jr Re lative to the remonstrance of John D Ruse. and others, against locating a House of Refuge on Kendall's Island In favor of Le ged Jemes Hiumes contractor. the balance of bis contract, amounting to $2689 41, for regulati vod filling Twentieth stree) from First avenue to Hert river In favor of remitting tax on property in Twenty- sroond street belonging to the ‘Obeluea resbyterian Church Adverse to the petition of Wm LK for purchase of land. In favor of appropriating $8,097 in ad- dition to the $18,000 already appropriated, for th. tion of the bullding for an for the of New York State Militia, on t corner of Bim and White streets, and awarding the contract. In favor of amending ordinance of 4th June, 185) t subject of storing apd keeping gut Jag therefor on eelinencs ecthorsl gavines north of Sixty second street, for the storage and sale of gunpowder—all violations of this ordinance sub- offender to penaity of $100 for each day ba | Pp & quantity of gunpowder at in any place (north of iatyneond ate) other than one of said magazines—euch ordinance take effect immediately. In favor of organizing an Engine Company to be pe in Goereb ereet, fa the Thine rx rt of the © itt Law in favor of ommittee on Law in favor te the ‘lature fora law authorising the Seated four coroners, was Cx with @ resolution directing the Counsel e to “ memorial praying the of the following nance by the committee oul — ‘The people of the Btate of New York in Benate and As- my gy es we Bection 1. Four coroners in the city and county York, instead of one, as heretofore provided by law, hereafter be elected in the same manner. and at the general elec(iom as sheriffs, bold their offlees for verm, ard be removeable ig the game manner, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS REFERRED. Of W. ©. Redfield, for remission of erron tax. ep ef Dr. C. Marsh, tor medical services to Seventh war REPORTS ADOPTED. medic! Sixth ward by Owen Sweeney A. Hills, and Ninth ward by mittee on Lands and Pisces in favor of concurring i the resolution to place at the eastern aud western sides of the Park; the Committee on Ordi- mances, in favor of concurring in the ordinance to divide the Nineteenth ward into five election districts. oo mt ee i nde MAE motion, reper! jority a ones, ‘and all other papers connec! with this subject, were taken up. Several remonstrances against the proposed erection were read, containing, in all, signatures to the numberof six hundred. The grounds of opposition, and ofthe minority report, were, that the required accom- modation might be gained by changing the site, as suz- gested, the great outlay required, $370,000, and that the 44 ulation and the business recediug up town, the mar- ‘will not long be required there The adoption of the majority report in favor of rebuild. ing on the present site, was moved by the Assistan Alderman from the Fourth. ‘The Assistant Alderman from the Third moved th adoption of the minority report ar an amendment. Asristant Alderman Ely hoped the subject would be re- firred back to the committee, who had a very short time, and would, he thought, on reconsideration, present a better report; and he thought the gentlemen of the coma ittee, ose they could not get up and move it themselves, would have no objection to this course. The motion for referring back was put and lost. Ayes, 6; Noes, 14. ensued, principally lying be- A debate of some Jer tween the assistants cf the 17th and 4th ‘2 which the 't was quoted, shoring, thet the increase of the receipts from Washington Market was steady, and within the preceding yeer equal to one-baif the city. The main question, on the etention of the report, was finally put and carried, Ayex, 16; noes, 4. < reconsideration was moved and lost. Ayes, 6; noes, The audience part of the chamber was completely crowded, during the discussion of this subject. by persons interested, and who withdrew immediately on the result nown. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. ‘That the couneel to the corporation be, and he is here- by, directed to stay all ings in the matter of ‘ashington street from Ganse- until the further order of the it permission be, and the same is hereby given to the trustees of the First Baptist church, to remove the remains of the dead buried in their ground, on Houston street, from one part ef said ground to such other as may be required. adjourned until Friday next, at the usual ¢ Board City Rallroads. [¥rom the New York Journal of Commeroe } ‘The Hudson River and Harlem Kuilroad traoks were laid in streets of the city, under special au- thority derived from the Legislature. Tne power was fettered with the condition that the Common Council should assent, and that assent was given. The sovereign power of the State acted through its chief instrumentality, the Legislature, and its sab- ordinate instrumentality, the local sity government. The right, ther: was complete, according to repeated decisions, i acquiesced in. An aoplica- tion is now pending before the Common Council, to authorize ce private persons to lay down rails on the Second avenue, and elsewhere, and use them for their own vehicles, to the exclusion of all others; and it is based not on apy special power derived from the Legislature, but on the supposed right of the Common Council to grant such privileges independently, as coming within the ordinary control over the streets of the city. The recent exercise of this power in the oases of the Sixth and Eighth a railreads, shows that the Common Council entertain no doubt on the subject, and a repetition of its exercise may be expected whenever sufficient motives are addressed tothem. The question is of the highest conse- quence, for it involves the subjection off every public street in the city to use by private individuals in a special and important manner, to the exelasion of tho public. Cities are part of tho political machi nery of the State, for carrying into etfect the politi- cal power ; and their authority is expressed either in charters, or in laws passed by the Logislature. No powers are possersed but such as are tha pranted. te are the mere creatures of legislative authority. The charter of New York, as it came originally from the British crown, was kept alive by an express provision of the constitation of this Srate, and consequently the powers of this city are to be looked for also in its original charter. It will be conceded by all, that if authority to the Com- mon Council to devote the streets to this purpose is not found in the original charter, or in its amendments, or in some ery age act of the Le- islature, it doos not exist at all. We are satisfied that the power does not exist, and that the ordin- ance in relation to the Sixth and Eight avenues roads is wholly void. Tho charters and laws ssed by the Legislaturo, go into detail in re- lation to the streets, so far as to declare the width of areas, the proportion which sidewalks sball bear in width to the whole street, and to authorize steps leading to bouses to project into the street. The original charter of 1636, so far as applicable to streets, confined the power of the city to ‘establishing, laying out, ordering, amending and repairing of all streets,” &c. Tn 1815 an act was passed, authorizing the Common Council to take Jand for opening or improving streets, thoy might be seised in fee simp! nevertheless, t the same be appropriated and kept open for, or as part of a public strect, &o., for- ever, in like manner as the publis streets, &»., are and of right ought to be.” And they were om- powered by the same act to “order and direct the pitching and paving of the streets thereof,” and to make assessments for the purpose, the mo ” be applied “ towards making, altering, amending, pitching, paving, cleansing, and scouring such streets.” Friese epeciGcations d> not embrice in terms or effest the right to lay rails. Tho Legis- lnture, in granting it to the two yo goers above have done it in plain and unmistakable But it is eaid the mode and manner of paving are not expressed, and it is argued that the Common Councti may authorize a grooved pavo- ment, if they think proper, or @ pavement with raised surface suitable only for particular whools; and as they may license au oranibus line, and ex clude others from the business, they may put down aie, and devote them to particular uses. The question of power lics in this nutshell. Tais power claimed as part of the power to render tho streets suitable for the travel of the whole public; and yet the mode adop'ed prefers » few, and ox- clades the mass. The duty im on the Common Council to errange for regulating the streets, con!empl: geveral, ond not a priv. and lal 8 Aan ordinance that should authorize the stops of the | Astor House to be bought out one inch beyond the line fixed by statute, would be vold; and the encroachment could be treated by the pubic aa a ‘ng which | use puisance, subject to be abstud Acyts without authority from tLe y travel in that par % nrisance well cetablished rights resding in the whole public. 1 in their sovereign capacity, orthrough the Legislature. may change or alter them ; bat the Common Council mas not with the streets from a public and detoe the now Denosittiog al will are be transformed into the condition of p “ry nues, with innumerable exclusions, hurtful to trade A and travel. ‘The mode of testing the question be- 8 fore the courts, is either hy indictment, aguas any ro temporary or permanent structare put in the streets s F under a void and illegal ordinance, or by injunction plied for by owners in front; but the Corporation uld resume the authority, and arrange some Reoe CURTAIN: Brevwar ci peice Nie The Sete ee ‘ sal | aud! = ve mode of establishing such roads, that retains Gabriel and Lehman. Two xr. wholly the public character of the streets in every Thuredsy, Dee. 4, KIN-RA and MA! and parcel of them. It would require some My ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, Ni jegislation during the ensuing winter to de this ade- «4 Broome street.—Doors open at Gig; to begin at f 0’ quately; and it would be proper to amend the Ge- pT pe day Pog ny nig p< neral Railroad act, and strip the Common Council 37 formances will commence with the of Crghy A grant the right t> any body incor- ‘1 Arnel i —Kushasd, Me. MoBougall; pores eateries a Pausch, Mr. Araoles Dotty, Sail sen ni hes ite Word of Caution. 4 Gedirer Mrs. Nichols. ‘Te conclude wl nie kit Pew daazaa ci TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, fe OF THE WISH-TON. WISH. boston; Pugmarsh, Mr. Duncan; Susaa Would ih sb ey a ee ytd mea- gi nold; Narramattah, Mise Hathaway. pple, Mrs. Skerrott; Miss Tidbit, Miss Moreland. sure, to o! @ attention of the Street Inspector Mar. J RIPLER IAN OP STO! 0 A: aneanr. to the rather unsafe condition of the several bridges Sept a T chy hee aus oe Marea eo en | over the cellar excavations along Broadway. iy 8 a toe of Boxes, $1; Amphitheatre, 50 cents, PRES In view of the approaching throng in that street, Ook pod the bebites ach ther keveeh Lean BRN, FOE Pe ONNAMBOLA # an eye should be to the security of life and a fov. 1 | sesistance of many talented artists, who vend limb. Sprainep ANCLE. M4 Sept.) | tendered their valuable Nov. 21 | to effect this testimonial of During the e' - 7. ? 3 Nov. 1 | White will be presented with s Gold Medal from bis i Engg aay a w July a3 | itnager of the justly colebreted Christy's Minstrels. “The Gonazctan Wi Bae, Fae Maw Yc sly an appeapate addraso, wil be made by NEW YoRK MARKET. rt nis oocaaion, coon digerent In thet fee: | [QENEFIT 70 MISB CLARKE—THE F is Duties ef, cash, Jonde etored ctl A Sept. 2 jnees—bhe |W E Reetfully informed that the. p peed Bouche te public the endef ene ¥ear. N misce! 8 th Clarke, of the Olympic, will take place on Saturday Maat SArcunses ay, soon — ape ja | Své'permlision of 1. Sif tents, varied and attezctive lll be preteaied suineaetae Bou per 10 Ibe. 430 «90%, | Worth iver, .— 60 &— 66 rate ds | {hothe hind parwiscion ot 2 “y; Mine Who netnce of uray emitees suniiiastas ete eat 2 Weaws oN | gee te Beni. 18 | met; La Fetite Taslions; Me. W. Goodall will give hie beau- their strength to 1 talented com ues ams am Sopt.11 1 imitations of all the celobrated living actors (by the | may be obtained at th Principal hotels and musio getehet ie oat Get. St | kind perunission of Thos 8, Hamblin, Ra ): Lavater Lee, the the Committor, at the Astor Moran, and ar she Booed > a Fol er © 9135 — ov. 4 | celebrated eqnilibrist, together with his chil- the Box Office will be open for water 40.160 — 180 Oak 1 | Gren; Ms, Win, Brows. the much 1 look this morning. mrer, JURIOS Manilis 1b. 1 o~ 1K Oot. 16 | Mr. , the gros Improvisatere and - Secretary, Geo, MoLean, Esq. =” 3 = wL'at | weed, Bea.) four Accordcontne, Mi. Jncobe, Md Je | craters OPERA HOUBA MBOME aa f |. Eaq,); four Aco , Me. L. Jacobs, Me. J. ‘Ded. @ | cobs, Mr i. rg, Master Bonjainin; together with Me. A. | (OSR77"S OPERA HOUSR, MECHANICS BALLS Rage | se Bes Caan zeae MWR | dene we sek el coer aes eden mada ow. 1 15 the world, Mons. Gre- | jatile “corpe? of “taleuted” and “experienced ng ‘Aug bret the kind pe: lon der the management of B. P. Christy, concerts Se api in this city of Mr. W. ‘city, for a enccession of “ fivo years,” hay ‘Sept. nati sith favor by feabls and ro gee Rogatces ete, 25 oontar Doors open ab G34, and will commence sb 4 bar a 14 o’olook. ms of ‘Minstrels are os, 12 sisting of twolve experienced informed that the Saturday oon concerts Oa W. Doasldava’ J-Gectoul, k. Baits, &: | Semunued. Afternoon Concerts om Christmss end Hew Sept. * 1G, Wading Matar Payne. Ld whole. ‘un Years, commaneing Ladd oebeek ’ of eorge a a1 - é ‘which can be obtained 88 sil the prinoi VRANELIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, Nov.2 Tat ieee ines ever or Ge tore FUSE iiss tie Wahisnal ThsntreeGettes teh oot n c Doors open ab 64;, Concert to com. Peerrigter.—Baloon pe 008 OF: andeven- 3 Notice.—No reserved soate, ee oe to commence in oon ab ee, | $abitite nate Sal eaid tad oak cttan ts cont fete LEGAL NOTICE! Jes aust: | shor pines of entertainment in ‘New Yor C4 - QTFICH OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, No.6: cortez: | tee ronaees man la the porlds wie will bresk aay stems a Hall Taxes for 1861.— Taxpayers re here December | the audionoe choose to offer him ‘alee oar a ‘one per cent will be made ry ‘k, the very | man to “kill @ bulloo! -_ the lst day of December which Miss Barton (monntot menez © Troxpe of Mi Artists, who ate ee -_ of December. The Reoei' 1 whieh, Accordeos perform- | PAT Td ‘and ficare, and who personate a — ‘the im 00 of m: ances, er Ben) amin; performances on the Concertina, ‘of beautiful tableaus ; » oompany of Arab ry to avoid the crowd and del by Prof. Bedgwiak; 3 Kicntang iin by La Petite | throagh s varity of feats of and ° just previous to the per centage isting, “To conelude with Lobes heroes egipany of ale ond Female of November corer sno ener’ Rises of great comichumor. Io the e at us "clock, ay a that Saturday, the HE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD "Dr. Eintene, : Gineke: gpther with ‘Gay on which taxes will bo received without Jenkinson, Mr. Hadaway : Olivia, Miss Mestayer | mye and event) gat, Hours for receiving money, mrose, Mrs. Benson. The Koh-l-Noor Diamond, &e. . VY MA) ver ot Pasee ELLOWS' ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ | — : ‘Musical Hall, 444 Broadway, botweon Howard and OR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.—FESTIVAL, AGENCY Grand streete—Open e: night. oclebrated der the m of the Ladies’ Benevolent Society, 86. 4 SE) captain 16 of performers, under the mansgoment of J, B. Fellows, | Vincent de Paul, to bo held at Niblo’s Saloon, on. ORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN CONTINURS TO | Whore concorts in this elty tor she past two hayebeen | evening, Deo. 5. Tickets, 50 cents, at the door. To com- r. Feovived with 3e greatest favor by the elite and mence at $o’elook. Practise Law in she Supreme Court jo sitend to oases | from all parte of the Union. Fellows’ Hall is one of before. Cor Drosecute claims and settle acoounts | from Ghat Dennetmenie ‘of Commintionscen ts | most comfortable buildings in this Procure patente ab home an inty Innds—to collect do ritancer any sof catenl snd mortenayrans ts megniinte the rere “- I oF on " Z- tnd ealo of loans, lands ana patent rights in any Stave of 8 here dg ae rg te ad é a Saose, comiag up to the United Statce Supreme Cours. superb, patriotio, and historical cavalcade, roprosenting she | Hetraty Be..8.litdom — § ot _ Semnieabintent: bee jon of Turney, Hu a, and Bogland, for the Pa it § oo 9 _ eS Carroll Plasee Ci Liberation of Hi paration at this eplon- ‘will most with prompt pape wm ac on TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. se ve a ‘GTO! A. MAR. LROAD LIN. tiomen engaged —Leave Pier No. i Worn nested to assem: boat JOMN Yorn FRR. Morning Line, a 8 o’0100k th room, xg 4, at 12 o'olook, Strepacen, Line, a8 ¢ o’elook. Fare by oisher line, of for | preparatory to tho opening of the theatre. , a deck, $3. Rmigrant Line, at © o'clock P. M; tars, + M. FLEMLN G, Staze Manager. $1 60. BLIBS, Agent, —" agi — EW YORE PHILADELYBIA NEW YORE SHIPPING. Fe Ne 436 hot ys ‘a Pare re 1L passione (COMPA! 7y GE MARRIED V = sacar; EDICAL OOM. - 6 N's = ise | ten ite ee reer a i deriateat cates Pa | T vane ee nk tates tas perah tte -—— . ursdey, Dee. 11, m P.M Women * — s—— | $A.M. and 5 P. i. trom foot of Liberty streot. engine otea! OHIO, ailed in | Yours of suifering, 00 Sa— | Uadoipiie av Gand A.W. and's SAE Teses tas toshot wal ms amd opecd, ap ti pa ool" secanlees simoale ts tbe . ‘spared by a timely posseasion rer} Fox Barrmoas, W: Omantarron.- wad: Tie is intended copectally tar the, Sacriod, oe ahaee 3 a 3% Siekots are cold in the a oon Contemplating marriago, as 1% diseloses importand Wha— 1s favtor, Pr ch bagcege b mald be ksomh bs thom poruiculat . oes 3, | evinces OF ‘an 0 sowe whooe health dovs nob permit of am (asceaes O¢ g1@ Ce i family, 1h in of speoial imporsance. 4Ka— 5 | toute ‘rtee al For passage of feviaht, apply | “Her, also, every ‘o—bho wits, tha mosher—ths ame Fy 3% —— West surest, corner W steed, North | einer budding inte womanhood, or the othor in tho doolime ek sched — ——__________ | sete rrincenssen sympiams, ema the tanet is 13 136 | FoR LIVERYOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL wd MAIL STEAMSDI! COMPANY—ONLY | Somodiea, and most cermin sods of 9UUB, a vac — 20s 21 BG ATLANTIO, Caps. J: Through Line for Sam Fenacicco via Chagres—Fare Ko- ® a—33 Sri Boy 2. Decomber Oth. at 2 o'olook P. M.—The vee froin ® geadleman ix Datos, > Fie— oe 3 a-— bs, Spiiadid etearmssip CHEROKEE, 1,900 tons berthen, H. arrow, 7. a - n. comms: will asil on Saturd: December 6th, 3 3— 30 Ga OM % 1. a oot ot Warren sana doua paroop nny ai an BGs 66 nia ie the favorite | ant in eoasequases of har % Sito = ow Shs before and a » o-B ® a—% “ " 2 Fo 15 a— 20 13 a HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES corner Warren 6 a-T AL STORES— mail steamers —The ships composiag wus are the pn ~ paseo . 296 a 2— following — NTL, pt M4IL STBAMSHIP COMPAN 16) a175 FIC 28. 12 1% 16, a 31% BALTIC, Onptain 4 ADRIATIC, Cay iraftor aoe ‘Thone ships having beon built by oontract e prosly for eo- ‘ot K. M. Bosomoaun : vernment service, every care has been taken in thoi to me, which f Lisa ead 62iga 379 in their engines —to ensure strongth and eto @aoter your would Baws bead 4 ro tions for passengersare uneycal- ell buman probabuley ,- 4-4 Gat ge from New York to Liverpool, $19, Ex- | Bhinporsarereanoated to supply the s the. 9 senescence i « room . | ing. which may application as Tso, [MEAT IADLD bo Coayey Mote Pally A> oy 2 a1 New York, £0), ‘No othor form will be signed. Por freighsor pas- ae BD ‘we s-— irgoon will benbbsched te each ship, | peccappy to MO. ROBERTS UT Workcrcert, | [ines gebicets Seeated of, os Shay ace. Sfp satase ctrunuy Tike— 85 til paid for. ‘corner ee — PROPCAED DATES OF SAx - ‘OKa— 6% From New York. ACKZTS FOR MAYRE-SZOOND LINE.—THB FOL Saturday, Dee. 6........1851 Wednes lowing Sbips will leave Barre om she lé)h, aad New |») oa % De. de. 20 Fork om tho Jas of aca mond :— oi P7 will be transmitiod by cick 1 e-— Pom trov of porsags, Os any part ef ths Uaited Seana. Ali Loree Soll ath Ship BT. DENTS. Ce We iarde dae inthis wo 4- 1,00 “tons burshoa, pw em -— ro a DICAL BOOKS.—A COMY STR PRA <2 —— the ‘ad traahaans of delisate =a, se = 2 195 , ay soto | RY el — | Thy vamity Payee pevot a | Selt-Abase, amd tse Doges- | 932003 Pia pees = auGane toyeade> 4 Broad - 2» but theses setcally nowrred. = — Mee oa WOVD & HINCKEN. Agents, 161 Pearl stress. | GUIDE TO THR UNTORTUNATS.—DR DELANGTS e2 OR RICHMOND, VIA NORFOLK, VA., STOPPING AT | fy "S, Sepa dee eh ote ‘Crty Point to la gone Poversburg Paaongors ROANOKE. 7 ‘are “oigh otter during any “ss ‘id SPP. Riek, its SALT. aving and | public and | we o!@ SF Fem B.HSNo! CIES oF Bostor te Li tia, 1M, 7 4 x Clovk, in the ovenita ‘ Feces aaa te ee ge uniestions showld be plsia snd s will be charged on specie seyond an amount for wee. 4 N. ‘Turks Istand, 7 wig bes Peieeg dia a rme Ward, Londo § vs Notre Dame des Vi Flax, rough. | or OR SAVANNAU —THE U. S MA ‘Timo th, Vee DRAPER. Havre FLORID. pt. Thos. Lyon, will } me Of Bhene obi bie for paid. | Batureay, De Sit, ab 30 clock P. M.. from Pier No. & ie, 5 cr motels, | North river. OF paaamgs, app) } — Me 6 | et inding & tad the value | Br YPORLE Tar coat soeee, — 8 & 9M | thoroon there | Phe Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, om Saterday, Deo. 130i. Is —_ j - = B e- SAN FRANCISOO. VIA sige / esries ane sae angbip PAOMRTHE US, se 4 1 hetween a and. Liverpoo! Bostoa shine orth River, om Sua- o— ling st Malling 0 Iood ond pegelve meile for oan do Nise Pepper. is = n° i ea gers, frei Stes sasoua, apt oly Pimento, obs pr— lisge— SRABIA Caps —-. vr y ae Mass, =8 e-% | RaRica: Cope Ryrie rahe Orn j ALLEN, 9 Bavtory piace, op tiairy Ls A » Caph. Lae 5 er 6 AMBRIA, Capt-feieh ee 4 ¢ 'y # clear Light at mainmags beet 4is8— O86 | creen on the starboard; rod om porn. Gee 74 |” Africn, from Now Fork... Wednenday, M Decemter. ‘81 ae O% Ania, “Beater « Wednesday, 1h do. see Of the ear, with at Wednowday, i7sb és. - ' mowrnhte by em Ke of DR. MEATUS Tae dn 8 LeWPARe GMOS, TAY, TUL om PRED, Be Loe wi vm CHm peat mon 4 be very the dep! 8 correc on thy To the ine ti ‘ every xperisuced aad bo strangers, whe wish bo avald ths claws of advertising, bossti: 7 near Broadway Sea po, to any parr of dhe couutey, plied for post paid. ARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE Dissnoss, ino fow hours, by 0 ni >ility, brows on by improper ea, bi modieinos if vor ong | im Ove yours, to yas without bewedt, but yo Ole Wroatmens ins short jared cae Gos yaroinas e » ne Teouid bane of ve bey. Patients oan, ~ any part of Som to & private purp manken bene ee - The Generel Ratlread act authorizes tae Common | ~ dg or > the Pe O THR AFFLICTED —A ord 4 | Councils of cities, to permit sach corporations as e- coo nape the gal ina erie Ly ti medicines hitherto. A bo¥ 5 Wit eect cal coe Slag, incorpora'ed under that act to lay their tracks | oe trolghs of pasoage, apply te, on s., os Broatwag. M3e ill Rive Theslsh, ‘Citicong, and expecially etnn, public streets ; but the gentlemen who intend — b> Jb, Gorman, and other forcign aon reseived and be carefal to remember G) © | the Sixth and E ] om with Bela gsc, rough ville of th vet curing pore, do not bi ing are iv wre for New York. mi AND POUNIT MIXTUR! pect. =: eneral op ee cael . T=. ¥ 1A DEE ELA ane Pa eee } od cn ails Sess ekpetshe . against abuso, in care the right were acquired under p Company intend renning ‘new steam: 4 4 > it; bat there would bo no. propriety in couterrin i gg = From Laven poo, | No Norah Wetsiass shes emi tice and it even under that act. e only possible justifi- y 0: Glaagow, ‘Purvis, COfty of Manchester, Wednos | ox 2neene, cation a Saaek the TL B any and Har. 5 ees ‘Thare City ae gy Bs The =, bg lt P| lw all "ieee lem roads to use the streets ae t) }, is tl December 4. patched up cases thas } necessity and great importance of holdin, Cveore, Thursday, City | Fleneed, and sush ne usual cae the. great =, that ba December 18. ony of siaen, Wetnse gai om pal ‘a ‘ 4 wil it to promote and enedurage “day, December i. ‘renal unoiation, organs of hi and trad of the city—objects ones from Peuadatpais, to Salers State egaers, rere ears J | . a, nents wad a. It contains meer ore On Kor ’ | matrimony, whic! nd No. 5 . | panda pens play a Foy and Proper in the FOR Sov THAMPTON AND HAVRE — INVIGORATING CORDIAL.—THS ‘istagee Temata, ehether mart _ ood justified only by ® | Reates mail UMBRO 8. Com. Tections of body Spqeee secien! Se, bomee © necessity. The Common Council have granted the iLL leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to m, Fowulting from | eolb - apie right to lay rails in the Sixth and Eighth avenue’, on Saturday, ber 13th, ve pesllion che oskiry to cy for an indefinite term of years, to some half doren | Bad °"sierhattem ct Deve uncemgh ane Bort Otten. "Am eae We Bevery De. Ka Croix legally. quai persons in ench case, and p & = pirlenead. outecon ie ateached to the ship. No merchandise Mo eal tr abuse, tts Siost on | FMC twonty yours, han boon duily consul streets, lay down rails, and hem with their own } Ag Will be received on board ureday, Becember ilsh. for ale, $1 8 aves ve | fA) Shevaee ot wales ie boon oars, and exalade all others from he same use. We Ma Bi EMERTAVTNGSTON, agent, rosdway. niece peeaaea pe. ion, for we know of none, to th | 2 . _. ticular persons who have received this ower, -- Al li | en ETWEEN iW YORK AND GLASGOW — to those who ask for it to bo applied to. the See held ites | peanacie east Titan tene-—a80 heres power) N.Otew- pig Ad ys Ad Nena Lo power on | Biter, Cana 71t%e 738 | ome rill from New York for Giasrow, om D.—JEFYRIE® ANTI any iv jzons. If railroads, un } | ‘of private ; «ered with great tives of travel, are to be used in | Coat on ay | Fe tne Pobitteand 18 CONSULTED GONFIDENTIA jeder U we rome use of the streets onnnot be eurrendered, >| “4 which be tepate wishou’ ions, ¥ Withont danger. If the power to grant the sole use Now Tork an sraseee bo Ounes in theee Gaye. Thirny-ewe yew in bwe ders. Bot gale eS i $ i yal of WW. for | Recent he i 78. years prae Ba, of parte of the streets to private persons exista, a er s | Gotwes Reamenip Company a U'ne of ewem | tice cnsbies him t ony thoy de'.Lities wring ftom sobr wae eteant, Ly rey . | Common Council, besi hungry applicants, | fee | Semele beve ores Of Rew BO t bund, aed rosters original y tor. tee a low Profitable were ey le ren wd = § ated Nor