New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-27
CITY ARA IRIS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. srEclAl MEETING.

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TrxspAY. March Is.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN. SPECIAL MEETING
m. prssidert h. r. PusDr. Esq. ia tic Char. ,t
ne oulc TO the remains OF hs hi"s'-
-sranied or Scott for ee,tesiion o, for final
acton Acle B. relating to The term Of olcs and ~ tet
the patrol s Was mould be ap
for ssrs one fourth of whom are 10 BE- ssct
in The same manse as d S%i into four classes
rwo rhrss md four years Adopted az Was ESQ le i
we donfsd aud article relating TO the COMPENSATION
Of Officers ate. beng acted npon the Board a"l'unen
~ TYr REPUBLIC has issued an Extra printed
ON rold for bronze) in Europe exhibiting IN broad
side The Political State OF Europe at inc COM
,encement Of 1874, including sketch ofths Coun-
try, and em5odying Portraits of Washington ana ''e
principal Sovereigns OF Europe. It's neat thns'
fit TO grace a parlor.
BY the way, the Republic under ITS present
management. is an able, instructive, agreeable pa
per-the most gentemanly and liberal anti ann
organ in the land 1t is worth the regard OF Inc
scholarly and elegant.
,FS THE NoRrHERS STAR, weekly paper de-
voted 70 the elevation and enghenment OF the Col
ored people-to Temperance Education and Moral
tvs 70 be henceiorth edited by DR.. j. McCUNE
SMITH of this city, and published alike nj Albany
Troy and other places. 1t is very good paper
NEEDLES not with Politics, and is afforded al ttree
cents a copy, or 81 year in advance 1t ought 10
be in every family of African descent
r5s@ Brokers and others are cautioned against
purchasing certificate OF stock for thirty shares OF
the vicksburg Bank and Railroad numbered 3O28
and in the name of Buckley II Peck. The certlt-
cate was lost on Saturday 23d inst. and reward IS
offered for its return TO Thompson, 81 Wall street.
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Important Improvement in the Manufdc-
turc OF Iron.
A discovery has lately been made by Mr. SIMEON
BRoApMEApow Of New-lork in the manufacture
of Iron. bv means of which the Iron Ore Is by only
one process converted into Wrought Iron, without
being first made into Pig IRON and at less expense
than the Pig Iron can be made
The Iron Ore is placed upon the floor OF reYer-
beratory furnace. the flame Of the fire passing over
it. when chemical compound is used TO unite the
elements of the Iron by separating the sag entirely
from il. By this first only operation, the Wrought
Iron comes out as perfect in every respect as that
by the double operation OF pudding and pllng Pig
IRON and for the purpose OF manufacturing Steel,
even srlrpasses it. BY this process, Wrought Iron
o, the best quality can be producsd at cost not ex-
ceeding trenty-tre d0Hdrs ana a nay per ION
To make the Iron Ore into balls OF Wrought Iron
will REQUIRE no blast, nor machinery OF any kind !;
the anthracite or bituminous Goals being used with
equal advantage in common alr-turnace, good
draft being all that is wanting. These balls OF
Wrought Iron can be made al a good proht ut the
furnace is built near the mines OF mineral and coal
for fourteen dollars per ton.
The immense advantages Of this plan TO the
country at large cannot be computed in the single
article of Railroad Iron it will be u saving OF mil
lions of dollars TO the United States for, by stats
teal tables we have already sent to England for
that article alone, the sum of Thirty-Iwo Milo
of Dollars. We hope therefore, 10 see many OF our
old Rolling-hIills that are now lying idle through
ont the country, in active operation manufacturing
this article: that Machinery which is capable OF
rolling out Boiler PlateIron being sufficiently strong
and efficient for all the purposes OF Railroad Iron
The inventor informs us that, with capital OF One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, forty tons of Railroad
Iron can be manufactured every twenty-our hours.
Mn. CLAY AT SAvANNAH.-Mr Clay arrived at