New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
City Items,

last evening The report in favor OF widening William
and extending through to Chatham ="ss eaci:
ed..-.Aso s1asa3U,ea, TO The Board of Aldernens
Police arrangements Increasing the Police TO 600
instead Of $50 Sc.-.The amendments OF the City Char
ter called up and laid the table Committees
appointed to go 10 Albany to assist in procuring
the passage OF the Police Bill aud the Law for the
binding and committing OF alien psssenEars-and the
industrious As5s;au;s adjourned TO this aernoon--.
TIE words Stree: Inspectors and Superintendent Of
Roads in the 18th Ward" struck of the bill The
business in instead Of OF the Districts is be per
formed in the Police oaices already established The
Chiers Office is to be Police Court and Office. The
Mayor shall have power suspend Captains of Watch
the Captains have 500 per supuE the Assistant
Captains S6oG and the Sergeants and Policemen $500
each Motion to reduce the Chiefs salary from Sl6o0
to Sl,500 yeas los,
e The members OF The Young Mems Good
VIII Temperance Association" rally again this evening
at their Head Quarters Columbian Hall. Their enthu-
SLASH developed in good cause. and hope they
will meet rewards COMMENSURATE With their activity and
zeal.
II Among the streets to which the attention OF
business men hiss been directed to make from the
growing business of the City there few possessing
equal advantages with Cortlands st Merchants from the
South and West past through this street in entering and
departing from he City while those who arrive by the
North River boats mostly land at the foot OF Cort-
lend.st The completion OF the Erie Railroad In all
probability will result in the passengers being landed in
the immediate vicinity of this important avenue. The
hotels in this street and in its immediate vicn-
y all conspire render il most eligible for merchants
doing obbing business The lots the NORTH side
nearly ii quite all from l25 100 feet deep while on
the South side they exceed one hundred feet II few
tbao apt Of
ng where buyers would necessarily their dsor in
entering and leaving the city, much trade undoubtedly
be obtained without effort When the street from Green
witch to Broadway is wdened say 20 feet which would
still leave the ots leo feet deep. the ren.a would
probably equal those Of any other street in Eewiork.
The attention OF purchasers OF property is also called
10 the sale OF the House and Lot No SO the North side
of said street. By A. J. BLEEcxER at II O'Clock, NJ on
Friday the Goth of February instant at the Merchants
Exchange. Lot 25 by l26 more feet.
E@ We learn that Police officer has been sta
toned in front Madame Resteis door in Greenwich
for the purpose of informing persons about enter
Of the character of the house
- DAGuERREorYPE PICTURES, in the finest
style of that beautiful art, taken by N. B. BRADY
Esq Of Futonst and Broadway. His collection,
though large othersyet embraces likeness
cxqustely perfect OF many distinguished personages.
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a valuable engraving, and little surprised
notice how perfectly it rejected the mnutest fea-
lures of the original. Many that the
DC successfully employed to transfer engravings
as in taking pictures from life.
THE COURT OF DEATE-Wc are informed by the
propretors of this Painting that they have succeeded
in securing the three days onger-consequentIy it
will not close till Saturday evening Those who would
enjoy treat should visi; it.
e" The question, " no ia the with the
Glazed Cap has been length settled by of our
cosInporaries who tEa; it Capt Rynders OF
the Empire Club who had been sent for BY Queen Vic
tors to assist regulating affairs there Now then
give US the Report them Benches around the Foun
tain, and we shall breathe ireer ana deeper
! e The following fair business transaction is
too gratifying an evidence of the spread of good Wing
principle. the other side OF the be withheld
from The public
JAN. 18th. LAT.
To the Publisher of The Tribune Tribune Buildings OPP
pOsie City Hall
SIR have request you will cause The Tribune pa
per TO be forwarded to regularly until you receive
orders the contrary Sir your Obedient servant
VICTORIA-Regins.
How to be sent By packet or otherwise By any OF
your clipper York craitn-l none Of the big tubs of my
folks.
Reference 10. payment at the end of the year:
That in ,ne glazed cap and box coat
r We learn that the publication OF the Daily
Times the Native organ, has been suspended until 10
reception Of ;ha foreign news or longer.
r The steamer Mohegan Capt Potter which
ett here Saturday P NJ. took the gale of Fak-
Island and in the expectation of getting in
and al u A. NJ. anchored under Fishers Island,
where she lay perfectly easy until it broke away Sun
dsy AZ hsfpast NJ when she got Under way and pro-
ceeded S;onington Two successive attempts with
four engines % clear the track made which having
failed, the ohegan eft Sionnston al NJ Monday and
proceeded round Point Judith TO Newpor, and Provi.
dence She lag that night Providence in storm, and
left the morning via Newport and Newfork direct
a, NJ and arrived in good order at . Tuesday
ngh-leavng again yesterday al 10 A N. for Stoning
ton the road having been cleared.
The NarragaDsett which left NewYork Monday al.
:eruoon arriving Stcn ngton ard finding the road
impossible proceeded also outside to Newport and Pro-
whence returned at O'Clock yesterday morning and
proceeded TO Stouustcn yesterday at o'clock.
z The trains upon the Long Island Railroad
are running usual. The snow was cleared from the
track Monday morning The Boston trains leave al
A. 81 from South Ferry.
The fall Of snow tine Eastern end OF Long Island
vas much gres.er than in New.York.
z Captain Burbank arrived yesterday morn
from Virginia reports that Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock ne passed Aosscob Beach where he saw sbaFk
ashore with all sails set trying press her OF Before
ne lost sight OF the bark the sails were tured and TWO
boats 2u, or from and into TIE inlet Captain
e. IS Of opinion that the bark had long been ashore
She was painted black with painted portsa her sPars
we're white. SIZE had the appearance OF being new
vessel No other wrecks in the vicinity.
zis vessel Is supposed TO be the Princeton from As
:anzas with cargo Of noIasses bound 10 this port
e I. Is said that the building recently burned al
tie corner OF Pesee: AID he Bo~er IS ire house IN
which Charlotte Temple died She was TUNED ou' OF
doors al the Old Walton House, in Pearsreet which, is
now standing and sought refuge in this cottage which
wss then GU, of town. on the Boweres or Farms and
scc2 siter b-esthed heT !sst
r The store ST Messrs. Coe, Anderson & Co.
No 10 Beare,st was entered Tuesday night and the
iron zas blown open By means Of gunpowder The bur-
glars helped themselves TO the contents az the safe
(Which il Is understood, would scarcely
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