New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

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under Tie spell of whose genius The s,oussss critic ieeis
ia newer Of resistance Iclr Ike before ;he sur
WIS. high snd raspproschsble school OF execution
crsar-s mania with every tue arrls; who hears him
All, comes 70 hold NJ TIA, wild enchant,ent which
r,n he soul when she hsa,s music that reminds
her she * no, OF earth And Proc who has often proved
herself rsust star Of the most powertr! attraction To
the Sea OF public tas:e now consents 70 shine but as an
sccesso-v-inslins her riuscbsris Win TIE FISHING
sueudo. of De Meyer stsrrays enproideF the moon
light Besides these there Is whole consel!Anon OF
shining talent which have not space to Snsiyze.
aead tie advertisement and learn to bless your stars
I TIE EPISCOPAL CosvrSrloS.-This body met
or "Wednesday, TIE first day was spent chiefly Il Or
eanizing-Dr CaEIGRroS being appointed President
Yesterday after the OF some ordinary roa
rne business tie subject OF admitting the CoIored
Church Of - Philips INTO the Church Union was taken
W and after an attempt TO lay it the table. which
vas lo, by the vote OF the Lsieyl referred 10
! Special Committee
on TIE subject OF Bishop orGerdonks salary, we
learn tina, eaor.. which wi. probably be successful are
making among the members of the Church individually
70 Keep the question cut OF the Convention BIZ RAISING
pirate subscription OF $500 per annuu, FOR the Bishop
Fifteen hundred dollars Of This hare already been
subscribed
- Rev JOHN o. CHoULEs has been prevailed
on 10 deliver the Agricultural Address before toe AMER
can Institute at IL approaching meeting In his ability
and taste the public have that the great inter
ess 10 which the Institute is devoted will be powerfully
advocated While the charms OF his eloqueuce WI; DC all
sufficient TO attract snd enlghten his audience, dstn
zu!sfeG S. II will be tor intelligence and worth.
/ CITY CoxvESrIox.-Th Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. Porter II the Chair resumed the consideration OF
the report recomendin. that the City be divided into
eighteen Wards containing nearly "a possible an
equal amount of population The amendment OF Mr.
Benedict tia, the City shall be divided into eighteen
Wards and the farther emendmen, OF the President of
the words as they are,~-that Is, to leave the
Wards a. they are at present taken up and warmly
discussed by Messrs French Purser and Broderick in
opposition and Messrs Hasbrouck, Messeroe, and one
or two others in favor. 1t stated during tine dis
cussion that the First Second and Third Wards pay
equal to any other eight Wards in the City the First
Ward alone paying in S2s.000O00. The amendments
we're finally adopted, and the Committee discharged
Mr. Purser offered the following resolution
Resored That the representation should be based upon
population the several Wards, without reference to
property
unanimously adopted. Mr. Graham offered resou.
on that the Convention shall adjourn de the Goth
oi October. Adopted
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE LATE VICE CHAN
cELLoR-There was large meeting OF the Bar yeser-
day, called to respond the address OF Hon William I
McCoun on his retiring from office. Mr.. Daniel Lord
was called TO the Chair and Mr.. VIM. c. Noycs appoint
ed Secretary The following resolutions accompanied
By remarks from Messrs. Slosson, Holden and Lord
were offered and unanimously adopted
Resolred That The Bar of this City in view of the
rcmeni from office OF Ills Honor William T. McCoun
the late Vice Chancellor OF the First Circuit tender 10
him the cordial OF their high respect for his
judicial and priv character and cheerullv bear tes
monv TO the industry fidelity and ability with which he
has discharged the duties his laboriou and respon
=blc Office
Resoircd That they acknowledge with pleasure the
uniform courtesy and dignity which has characterized
his official intercourse with the Bar during the long Pc
Rod in which he has presided in this Court and they
take this occasion of his retirement TO tender to him
their sincere wishes for his future welfare and hap
piness.
Resored That copy of these proceedings, signed by
the officers be presented to the Vice Chancellor.
CouRr os CHtNcERY.-Y esterday morning the
new Vice Chancellor, Hon Lewis II Sanford and his
successor as Assistant Vice Chancellor Hon Anthony
Robertson took their oaths OF office before His Honor
the Mayor The Vice Chancellor. Chambers viii be at
his Court Room City Hall those of the Assistant, Vice
Chancellor will be at 10 Wliam-s
~ Messrs. BRADBURY and NASH viii give
some choice specimens of Church Music, together with
a Lecture this evening. in the Lecture Room of Rev
Or Uardcnburgs Church, Frankln,st. Broadway
These exercises will be preparatory to the formation OF
Singing Glass, per previous announcement All IN
erested in the subject invited attend The
cises will commence at half pa-t o'clock
~ The PoIIcE have goneinto winter quarters
as folows-and hereafter through the winter from
rise 10 sunset Policeman may be found By citizens
upon any OF the posts enumerated below This article
honj be preserved very often the safety property
life itself nay depend upon ascertaining inme
di1sB where an officer be soonest found
FIRST Wdrd-At the South Ferry. and in the Exchange
Second Udrd-Fulton Ferry, and corner OF Annst and
Broadway.
T1rd Bard-serries at the foot of BARCLAY and Cort
land
Fo~rid Uard-Catherinr-st Ferry and Ferry House Mt
Peck-slip.
FIN Hard-csnal.t Ferry. ana at the corner OF Ca
nal and Broadway
Sirh Verd-Corner OF Bayard and the Bowery. and
in the ParS.
SsrcuiI Uard-East Broadway and Catherine, corner
OF Clinton and Front and IN Walnut between Cherry
and Monroe
Eighth Ulud-Corner Grand and Laurens snd Mt the
corner OF Varck ana Charlton sts.
MINI WGrd-Corncr Eighth avenue and Janc-zt and
;hc Chrstopher-s i. Ferry
7saai gara-Corncr Division and Allen and at The
ElerSRh UdrG-Ferry the foot OF Houston-st- and
corner OF feminist and Avenue Z
-Ycslti Uari-Corner Forty second-st and EIgth.av
corner EigAy ixth=t sni Thiriavenue and corner OF
Msnhattanvillc and hings5ridge road
Tbirtssuib Uard-At the loot OF Delancey-st and
ner OF Division and Clinton.
Fourteenth Viri-Corner oil " lker aud Mulberry and
corner OF Bowery and Broome.
s,rtter;h Bara-Corner OF Seyenth-avenue and Thir-
tyctst and corner OF and Thrtyeighth.st
SersV,esRh Wdrd-Tompk inssquare corner OF Third
avenue and Eleventn-si. and OF Avenue and
Houston-st
EgitseaA Uvd-Unon.pace and corner OF First
avenue and $ixteenth-=t
The House IN the Eighteenth W ard Tween
ty-ainth-st between the Fourth and Fifth avenues
in addition to the above, each Wsre is laid IN
Ba.s for Day Patrol and Policemen Will be constantly
the through each beat
n It has been statedin one OF the daily papers
that that useful Society established Norwich Conn.
Tor nsuring against sickness agent in this City
Tnis error Mr.. Ives Secretary OF the Long Island
Railroad Company is the agent and ne Is making the
ulAt;er very popular here