New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18
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VIM. II. Elting, Stephen Canbreleng, Benjamin
F. Sherman, Phlo T. Rnggles and Lucius Robert-
son. For Examiners in Chancery-Gensevoors
Melville asd LathropS. Eddy. Inspector OF Fish
John Watson. Inspector Of Liver Oi-HillIan
Holdridge Commissioners of Piiots-Pierre Jar
Wis, Nicholas Moran, John F. Davis, James Lud-
low and josiah johnson. One OF the newly nom
mated Masters in Chancery, B. F. SHERMAN, IS a
brother-in-aw of Senator FOSTER, and obtained
nomination through his inference. So you see that
kissing gees by favor still.
l alluded in my last to the blu to Gerrymandef
your City It's kept very secret here by its pro-
jectors. No Wing is allowed 10 have peep at
its provisions. But notwithstanding the 'injunc'
ton of secrecy have succeeded in obtaining
view of the beauty. The proposed boundaries are
as follows. You can trace them out on the map,
and form jour own judgement of the dimensions Of
the animal:
First Ward, bounded by Whitehall Broadway,
Chatham, Roosevelt: and the East River; Second
Ward, by Whitehall, Broadway, Reed and North
River; Third Ward, BY Canal, varick, Hammers
lev, Hancock, Blocker. Barrow and North River
Fourth Ward, b. Roosevelt, Chatham, Rowary,
Walker, Orchard Division, Pike and East River
Fifth and Sixth Wards, unchanged; Seventh Ward,
by Pike, Division, Orchard, Hester, Grand and
East River; Eighth Ward, by Canal, varick, Ham
mersley, Houston and Broadway Ninth Wer-.., by
Barrow, Blocker, 9Th Avenue, 18th street and
East River; Tenth Ward, by Rivington, Norfolk,
Hester, Orchard, Walker and Boweryi Eleventh
Ward. unchanged, Twelfth Ward, ali north of 18th
street; thirteenth Ward, by Grand, Division,
Hester, Norfolk, Rivington and East River; Four
reenth ard Fifteenth Wards. unchanged; Sixteenth
Ward, all between 1Ath and 2srh streets, Seven
teenth Ward, unchanged. srchis the plan agreed
upon l. remains with your citizens te determine
whether IL shall be contaminated.
In common with vast majority Of yorr read
crs, was highly gratiEed at Ire bold stand taken
By you in relation to lhe infamous bill sought to be
pressed through the Legislature, for the peculiar
and sole benefit of railroad runners and gentlemen
pickpockets. A bill more Infamous in It's provi.
sions never made its appearance. It was literally
conceived in sin aud brought forth in iniquity.'-
1 would speak of its origin and hackers, but if
should, shere might be heard some of the shrek:
Of locality in opposition. | wish yoa would
publish the bill, and let your readers Judge 70.
themselves, The .fomrts section particularly ia /
beauty Unless some hundred or SO OF saucy
noisy ranners are admitted freely, into the car
houses, to steal your baggage AID aouse your per
sons, tie egent II the company who refuses is de
y
sections which, if passed, will be perpetual an
noyapce to the travelling public. And yet, mon
strous and outrageous as is the BILL certain percon
in and out of the Legislature are moving HEAVIER
and earth TO drive il through. 1t is made spe
cial order for Saturday next. Suppose you TAKE
up the cudges in behalf Of the people. If th'
public attention is only once awakened to the sub
ject, have no fear. It is only a question whcthc
millions shall be subjected to intolerable incoave
aences FOR the benefit of few spectators,
You will see by the papers, taat that bone 0
contention. the Bank Commissioner bill, ha
passed the Assembly. Most Of the Wings votet
for it, so as to get it before the Senate. antci
pate rich debate in that Body. 1t has been re
ferred to the Bank Committee, which consists 0
Messrs. FosrEE CORNING and RHoADEs-tw,
Conservatives" and one Wing. Before maxim!
guess" as to its fate in the Senate, must wal
to hear the rercrt OF that Committee. Unless tn
| 'eSegc of Lindenwold" has decreed that Tie De
mocracy shall compromise on this Eill the rePor
will unquestionably be adverse. But, nous ger
rcns !"
The Senate yesterday passed to third readn!
bill To provide for certain would be-office
holders, in the Eighth District" That is the OBJ
ject of the bill, though it processes only to cree
tho g County of Schuyler" from parts of Erie
Chaulauque and Cattaraugus. This is entirely
political move. The Regency hope, by hook o
by crook, 10 secure ore Loco-Foco County in th
I" Infected District If" Schuyler is not secur
ed they hope to revolutionize Erie. Hence the,
have Topped of the staunch aVhg towns Of Col
Inns, Evans, and Brands-whch are usually gooc
for 700 Wing majority. The party screws have
been applied, and have little doubt tina, the bill
will pass.
The world did not come to end according tc
order Monday, but very strange event aie
happen to-day! CRcsswELL and Van DYcK-
don't start a, the conjunction of these words
repeat-CRosw and Van DYcK were seen to
day holding long and apparently friendly :" talk
in the ant.-room of the Senate The unparalleled
occurrence attracted almost as much attention a:
would original speech from Father HUNTER
Judge BocKEg made the annual financial report
to-day, 1t was ably written. can only say of ii
now, that it is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n,ernalimprovement up to the hub. It.ings
the old song to the same key
The impression gains ground daily that Vas
buren, will receive Legislative nomination be-
fore or at the adjournment. Not word yet on
the Virginia question. The town meetings have
not all been held. Yours, &c. WATcHrowER
MrnnEE In ,ns,scrint 10 tho