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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

T.ssE.FE-The Warrington Ua'oH IN fearful
view of the approaching Tenne nee Election IKE
=, how passing at night throug churchysrd' I"
wbi,,ling 20 keep Is courage copies or ih'iie'
ls,,er, from Tennessee giving Gov Brown an IN
c,e,.ed majority. the Loco Focos the Legislature
and decided majority in the Congressional dele
.,,;on Iii, batfsr. perhaps thstthe OH'0H should
-, bss,re election, since for months past II has
never done 50 gfier. e,.-
n Tennessee elects PolAism. as we confidently
believe il will by satisfactory logic the mon
-, .,;u induce the President % believe IN his N
,srni.bed popularity there. Tt Pe2gls Of IeHHe''
80 ,-s,e 80 seH eonriaced that their kind ssiiHeHfs
torard Mr. Polk rers 80 rel kHOra. they hid 4 IN
necessary 70 tes'ytksiy dsrotioa ar te PoA'' TINS
logic answered for Virginia, and IN our opinion Is
destined 70 be equally conclusive Tor Tennessee
The Uaion seems troubled with the phantom oil
Gen. Taylor's popularity, and breads hi' elevation
70 the Presidency. The most efee'ual way-"e
e, oold ,vmpathetically suggest 70 the CHi0"-'o
20, nd Of the Generals dangerous Preten'ion'
10, d be to induce him 70 take up bis residence ID
Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

NvNDAH sN4g - Agiss
LtNUs w. STEVENS in the Chair
Prat0Es-By Assistant Aid. Cumming Of &. e.
hills and others for a Sewer In Ninth. between
Ihirueh and Forty secondsts thence through Forty
secOud-st. 10 Eorth-riyer
Rep0rts-By Assistant AID. Schultz OF the Commit.
Tee On Piers, &c giving permission 10 e. Vanderbilt 10
extend the pile pier at Battery place 10 west side Of
West o. not 10 exceed - feet wide at s outer end
Adopted Sewer 10 be built In Twenty third from
Broadway 10 EsstnVer. Adopted. SeH7 IN Mdid,n
lGHe-By SIR. Mcknight That the Street Commissioner
place a sufficient number Of men the sewer In Maid
enlsne complete forth with should the contractor
fail ~ do and deduct the amount from tie sum 10 be
paid the contractor the latter having agreed 10 com.
pete i by The I'D mat but large portion remaining
yet uncontrolled Adopted. Ll1AiiEz xilA Gas
ny Mr. ROOertsou That the east side Of the Bosery
from sixth 10 EOurtsenths SITS. BE- lighted With gas
Adopted. Dog LdD-By Mr. Mcknight That the pre-
cent Dog Law 70 insufficient sbate the nuisance Of
does running at large uDmuzzled aud that 25 cents
each be allowed any person persons Killing them.
Lad on the iable----FOr Culver across ChahsEnst
men, Tor Pier - BY so South side Pier No l, North
river 70 protect small boats CoDcurred In. That Gas
aud Water Pipes be laid the sidewalks 90 as 10
leave the middle OF the street for Sewers ResO luton
granting berth 10 Joe T. Martin. at sou.hst between
GOverneur and MONTGOMERY, for steamboats, To Fl.
Committee By Mr Jackson, Report of Finance
Committee 10 % remove nuisance from Frank.
lin Market Adopted.
Adjourned to Monday next at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
Of Mr.. cor.ol,Ou wh.r. they were frightened b, her

Of Mrs cortelyou where they were frightened BY her
daughter into whose room they endeavored to break
Next they went 70 Mr.. L. r wOodwsrds and actually
m de n entrance bat -lsrnoei BY children
and lefi without any plumber Al the dwelling Of Rev
Mr. story they successful tor they sosrscied
nuuber Of silver spoons and other hgh, attic es None
OF them have been arrested.
~ Alta meeting OF he Repeslers Of Brooklyn
held lsst Thursday evening when Mr. Church. their
Delegate 10 Tsmmsny H, for the purpose OF insuiiBg
funeral obseqaiss IN honor Of Mr. OConnen. resigned
hi. Office and RECOMMENDED that the Catholic Clergy Of
Brooklyn be requested to preach in resiion 10
the painful event and At the time raise collection
for the Orphan Asylum. This agreed TO.
II The Picnic Of the Uniyersslist Society is
to Be a, Bulls Ferry and s, New Rochelle The Co
lambus leaves Tie Csihsnne Ferry a, TIL. morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
Law Courts.

suYHxxE covsr-In smbers-Before Jas,. =.
moncs sesmsn (eol0sed msp) named JosspA "a,
49, 'n4.ft 300 srss rlfp1- ffun 80 BrItI., 7, :.
schooiisc and hi. iischsrss demanded on the -,
nat D. Is an American born near Nv London - -
tered on board the SchO0disc 20 Liverpool fEhs, :
nAd gone IN iho Rosciusl only fcr Nes YORK;, :
~snI INTO The Hospital sitter striving here hs Il -.
Ofhz sul On board tha that aftsr cofnIus n., y.
could MT gei bis clo,h-s bot a Day or two asok -
informed by going on bi'srd he could ct them -,
did 60 on board. WHEN The Captain put him 10 -.
snd eisned that be hsf shipped for tho Voy.se o. Ma
America and bsck = L,yorpsol aud N Il h. a., -
D. return. He mark sppears % tho shipping Nrt.,.,
hist wsy but be says he never made m. marx a. :
deFs,oOc h. wss only % come % New York 10 49,
however. after tho vesssl hsi cropp-d toto ~. -,
about half mile from the juck a. Liverpool the 49,.
were read 20 the men. hen Pagan SO not Object ~
judge considered be ~ss bound b. toe Arfice, a.
remAnctd him - toe sE.p --EoE FsgsD. Mr. No5.s I,
Master. Mr. Henry.
writ Of hshess corpus astivs 70 person enRs,.,
snd now on Governors Island sued out h.f,.
Judge E3mnn6s. returnso'e believe tGi. iorsac,s
We understand i is'intendei BY thu War Der.a
meDt 10 hsye lss psss Congress next session tax "a
81 power on hsbea, corygs - o. the enlistment 10 ~
Army sad Navy. from IN state judges M place 10 a
together 10 The ards VI lhe judges Of tee U.ei Sts
Courts
coURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Joss L'ppisoos ia
J. y Wss-orref Action for not eyyng sgsinsts pafI
execution obiausd Judgment In suit ci rt ~,
for bskerswagon. SC The 0tiruce WAS tasi he -,
" nan nunns 20 i-Ny uNOn put ~ HlY rove zoe eAfoi
ton vas void. Ss q proiessed 10 h. Tor iufs O.,
contract mat ad oi ifOyer uonsut ordered ~
isct 70 the opinion of fan Bench For p.snrfN,
Justin Carpenter ior defendant ~ n Mant
In Cham bers-Bsiore Judge lishosfrr He.
CorDrs Il man named C1asiock WAC enlisted. 4
said In the L. : Army while In state Of intoNicsh
was dschtrged The Judge refused 10 make 81 -
thst he should refund for bis clothes sc that brif,
mst,er with which Judge, in such case. has noi,
70 do.
The case Of Mclgfyrs will be- resumed this Lorenzo
Judge Daily on Saturday discharged young n
named Rolls who had enlisted. and "a bis i.lhers
able 20 refund tor bic clothes. recommended that
.bnnft ha done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

BUEsLARIEs AT FLArBUsH.-A gang Of villains
ct Faioush made attempts a. burglary Saturday night
upon ihEse several houses The arst wss at the houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

RlcHELiEU" GOLD Pass TsiUNrHASr-Hefe 70
have the best and cheapest pen In the city - only so
byJY SAVAGE. ~ Fulton-st and else. Don
mistake the number AS have 10 their cost. O.he
pens with silver pencils, from IS cents to II 3D.
GoLp PEs. All those 10 Of good article In this
liue should by all apply to J. w. GsrlToSs Co
II Cedar 1t They have several new and very superior
styles at very low prices. Peus that Others sell 81 D.
they sell for Fl 80.
No CnscgrSrn rHE Has - REsroREo.-B es.s Hair
Restorative is spilled the shove terms. ofee De
Nassaust N. For those who apply il themselves ht,
| for sale
Rad l. Aaron CLARK Msyoro Of he City Of N.w.Yors
do here certify that have general cerecse and
am personally acquainted with many Of the parties who
have signed 1t, and know them to be men Of hs highest
standing IA the community AARON CLARK
New Yofh, March 1859 'aa'
DR BLAKEMAN's PEcrosAL MrxruRK --for sstoaish.
ing OF cont Imption colds coughs honseness,
sore throat and every affection of the liver and lungs
effected through tho OF DR., Blskemans Pec,oTsl
Mixture read advertisement and certificates Of the ni
responsibility another page, headed No Hunbus"
jyl5 ThSrusw'
~ sANos's sARs,rARlIL.-The means Of removing
dborder- and alevisling the suhefings which they
cason when cure Is mpraencsble, tho great epds
which medicines AIRS designed 10 accomplish. We lbrs
II may he said th truth that this medicine, while
will alleviate pain in the worst u scrofus and
other ulcerous and humorous diseases will also 10 sv,J
large majority Of such effect speedy, perfect ar
permanent Nor has proved e.s efhcscious il
erupons and other affections OF The skin than 10 ho.
which attack The hesh and the glands while, therefore
we would not presumptuou,ly claim infallbiiy for bs
preparation we do sincerely believe the authority Of
those who have leslsd It's efficacy, aud from oss
experience, that In tbs complaints We have named nd
many others arising from unnatural condition Of hs
blood, Ssnds's Sasspsrills will reslore tho invalid
health.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, By bad
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fullon-sL corner Of
Willism'sL rs Broadway, sud ~ East Broadway kev
forH Sold also by Duggss generally ihfou chou, ne
United States Price 81 Dsr bottle ~ cir bottles for sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

DEsrRUcTWs FlRE-A most destructive IRE
CURED AZ Ripley Ohio on TUESDAY rishi about
O'Clock which des,royed ten twelve buildings incl
ius the warehouses OF Mes.rs. d. Every J Bennin,,
Paxton s Collins the dwelling house Of NJ VIM "a
sr and six or eight stables The loss Of Mr Collins
about $4,000 or 5000 OF the other losses no esun,
WAS made. lClncinuau Auss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

THE CaINE,E JUNN The eni4rpr'.ng owner Of &
Chinese Juuk 10 = reported paid iy.hg- thou.a
dollars for her sat her rteuts OF c1rosuc. In Iantc
but zrge the sum 10. here 10 no question that he will
amply remunersted She Will ear moro ihsn halo b.
his country sOne n there 10 any proper spirit Ia her pe
pie while In England he will clrar The other half In e
han ten DAYS after his Afrvs Orly lhink OF veriiah
Chinee junk counterpart Of iho,e which iough the
val vessels of England N the Chinese wsr-being 10 n
hai hor Of New York Way, question ifNorgdt ncfl
excite the curiosity u our people lhsn ct Leufr
Hue sous crsa that The ahOuginer ~ Mani aaa l'sn
shen they with ts large masts and spreading a.
gliding az ihe Hudson. fth- great wsers ~ that ma
lie river bore then for he hrst Time European esf
they now bear on their bosom Chinese Junf, vhc L
fan M a. Az a. euFtoua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

To- A choice bin OF amusemenis IL offered today a.
American Museum including great variety, snd ha
OF the most Interesting and pleasing iind, The new
lection OF Wax Figures % those Amisiad Nesroesion
grrup Of exceeding inieresi and viii richly repay AZ
a. say nothing OF ihs thousand and one Other novelties
The interesting performances IN ih- Lecture foo m in
afternoon aud evening Read The bills ard sdN-fusela
ard you "a b. sure 10 90 and enjoy them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

Ma WNGHrs LIBEL CAsE.-In the Municipal
Court on Saturday ias Jury after being cut nii-ea
minutes returned verdict Of guilty In the Of Ehzur
Mnsnt The gisi Of the libel assertion that Mr..
SAf~ 10 tai case OF Tubos Tuksy stsked his marx.
1s upon tie result Of game OF drsts with another
!.lynsa Nr. Wright was slo~ec TIL Monday 10 pre-
pare OIL 81 exceptions, II be links proper B0sE Fost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
~ The Wilmington Uu'oT Of THURSDAY says

"a The Wilmington UH'0R Of Ihur'aAy 'ayS
-. n,Brped the Government and drove heffrr.
TN rf7 ~ and after Il vas Known tna' F-l-o' -
~, receive Our Minister. but nsd ae'eI i"-1 ~, al
- ,be limited states General Taylor men aA- "'' '
~ ,ss, ordered to advance 70 ths RIO Of'noe-
The advance. then, Of Gen. Tay lor "precipiatea
o-.o,s" Bv that. we took the initiative IN the
war. Til then. however much Paroles hsa ue'S
mined upon war, the Mexican Government mao
been guilty Of no orer act ofhostility toward Us NJ
cslboun asserted-as il is well known-in me
Senate I,,t Session, that il was this unnecessary
and Unauthorized advance that determined war
We say unauth0rised because the President nad
no authority under the Constitution 10 adopt
measure which in its very character was calculated
% ,,,,,oke bostilities. The Mexicans had undis-
nuted possesson Of the country between the MO
Grande and the Nueces aRd hostlie ADVANCE mo
that country on the part Of our iorces was as much
war as the capture Of Vera Cruz would have been.
yet Mr. Buchanan has the moral courage 70 tell
Mexico and the world that It was the attack OF the
Mexicans upon Gen Taylor on the soil OF the unl'ed
State, that caused the war. Our adInirauono this
sigma display Of moral courage might be the great
or but for the fact that this distinguished individual
has accustomed us 70 the entertainment OF such
feeling n e told the Pennsylvanians that Mr. foik
was better Tariff man than Mr. Clay aud alter
such declaration there is no exhibition Of moral
courage Of which he is capable that need enhance
our admiration. We do not expect henceiorward
to be more surprised at any thing he says than graft
fed at anything he does. He has exhausted alike
our capacity to wonder or approve. We only trust
he will be equally Fortunate in deceiviug the Mexi.
cans IS he was in deceiving his friends
Mexico refused 10 receive our Minister. says the
Uaion, and if Brazil does as she has already re-
called her own, will high continental interests
precipitate more events
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
~ The following appC

~ The following appears IN the ''"o""stV"
Union OF Friday;
To he Editor Of ME Union
Under the caption Answer to intsrrogatories pro
pounded 10 the Secretary Of state" the Union Of ssi
night contains editorial of which the following Is an
extract
We nave seen In the New Orleans National string Of
inerrogaiores propounded Ia M Buchanan hich have
been copied into the PhlsoelTh a North American, mani
testing IN striking point Of lew the Ignorance OF me
editors Of those Journals In impor passing events
These the old story OF Gen Artists
revelations and propositions 30 Mr. lease ID Msfks and
the comindnc 4p1s 81 me I4Itef gen man To 'e s'ses
and sssac manner by General Csss 10 tbs Senate
OF the United STATES, on the @ld February last
Tho purpose OF this communication is simply 10 call
your attention the fact and 10 rnske known your
readers that The explanation made by Gen Case 10 the
Senate on the 22d Of February last in relation 70 the
character of Mr. Make and his conduct Ia this ranssc
lion was incorrect and In every stsrsl point
and afterward admitted and declared to have been
such by General Cass himself In open Senate In reply
TO the questions of Hon. John clayton The eNpls
nation frsi made by General Cas- mpesched Mr. Marks
character for truth and prohity But IL being sierwsrd
made manifest to General Cssss satisfaction that the
disparasing impustions by him cast upon Mr.. Marks
were grOundless and cOntradcted by established facts
he withdrew them in open Senate declaring that his
statement had been made under an erroneous view OF
the facts JUSTICE.
Washington, July % lsi7.
We know nothing of Mr.. Marks nor care to dis
cuss the value of his communications to the State
Department but we think Justice to Mr.. Buchanan,
as well as the interests of the country. demand
that full disclosure should be made OF all cores
pondence or negotiation he has had with the Mex.
cans or persons residing in Mexico in relation to
opinion, can never be accomplished till Congress
be made acquainted with the events that have
transpired during the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

~" THE LADIES WREATH for August opens
with a well written Tale By Mrs. Martyr entitled Ire
Village sen oon.stress There are beside variety Of
interesting pieces prose and and the number
Is emo-lished BY engraving Of Peeksku Landing
one Of the most graphic and beautiful scenes on the
Hats0n. Published al l61 Nassau Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

"a Long John Of the Chicago Democrat,
speaking the New Hampshire election, says
Thus the New Hampshire Delegation will be ued IN
the Congress. Make Tom Richie the exponent OF
Democracy. and keep him warning on the Wimot Pro
viso much longer and where will our party be''
1t viii be, where il is now and should ever be. in
the minority. The Loco Fooo party is an disinteg-
rated mass and can never be reunited.
The New Hampshire election is isolated fact
it had antecedents, and will have limitations. Not
even the cohesive power Of public plumber can
hold together incongruous Loco Focoism. An ap.
proprate plscard according to the manner affairs
were managed in those days, might have been
stack mp These Offices to let. Apply at the
White House any time between the hours OF nine.
4. NJ. or ten, P. M or al the War Department
Satisiactory references will be required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

~ Mr.. w. L. PALMER i, our Agent for the sale Of
The Tribune In Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

II AL the Teegrsphs were disabled BY the
storm yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

C9xNoS CouScIL. &c.-The Board Of Aldermen
adjourned to ne4 THURSDAY afternoon a, I've o'clock
than positively TO take Up the Street Contract By which
50 great saving is expected TO Be effected The Board
Of Assistants adjourned Monday nex; a. Eve snd the
Beard Of Supervisors also u Aonssy next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

MAKING BRICK ~ MAcHISEEY.-A SfrikiHg
Eriasace % e Yale ef fziea Geains n lAe Igrea0a
q Lab0r- Soriag Machines In yard near Boston
there row al work tEeniy Machines Of which ten
ART al work one day and the other tea On the next
These are operated each by four men. steam CINE
Is employed to prepare the clay. Th, establishment
has msde hundred thousand bricks every dag for
many days pact and that is regular day. work ending
A. o'clock P NJ eseh day.
These Machines are Alfred Halls patent TIE more
they tried ,hs do they IN favor among
those who best understand the business.
There ans Two other Yards work By the same owner
10 similar vsy The Patentee Mr. Hal. resides at
Perth Anb3y, NeW-Jers,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

~ Hon AMBROSE sPEsczk is .ull recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

EV Florence wa. timidly stopping TO pick oot part
10 MIA sKe~lons face free from white wnea the afy
presented her car ~ be tissed"
Vide Dlekenss Donbey and Son.
o. had Mrs.. but Known that there 10 40 srueie whea
gives ne skin naursl, neks, be.naal while mss oons
esn tell from Nature. Saeh 10 JosEs's SPANISH liLr
WAITE Way will ladies common ehalk when tnsy
caa set This. Isis SOLD o. ~ Chalhamsl IVA @eea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

DEBArEs N CoMNoS COUScL Our Reporter
In the Board Of Aldermen Inform. that owing the
perpetual din OF carriages cat Of doors and other
be does hear distnety hali what publicly SAID IL
the chamber OF the Board and that be knows the
eOnPlaintio be made BY other Reporters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

BOARD or W1Hday-Ald. Nc
ELRATH from the committee reported Ia favor Of pay
iug bill OF the 5heut amounting 70 50, for notifying
portion OF the Inspectors Of second Seventh Twelfth,
Fifteenth ard Eighteenth Ward AZ In all 10 make re-
turn Of the election. A question - whether
the Wards or the Inspectors not lsoe-sso -
the authority Of the Secretary Of the Csnyasssrs 90
whom the direction TO notify giyen) TO employ the
sheriff Referred back.
Cgr0uers Bal On the bin OF the Coroner from April
I 10 June 80 1911 amounting ~ sly&i d. which had
been referred AID. McELRArA from the Committee.
asked ~ be discharged from It's further considefatOn as
10. committee had no law authorizing the payment
Of more than s. for each ghereas the oil charged
& In each case and from 10 g additional tor summon
ug Jurors witnesses hire, sc. AZ the time,
he b s Ia conformity with tue other bills Of the COrO-
ner and mas been certified By the Controller yet the
committee ind no authority Tor such They AJAX the
apgOintmen, OF special committee
During remarks from members u appeared that for
ner Common Council limited the amount 10 50 bat the
resolution was rescinded BY subsequent Board. IL
was considered BY Of the members that he amount
paid 10 the Coroner Is too large. Il stated b.
Of the members that be understood the Coroner held ID
quests Ia sOms where the deceased had been sck
10 VI IL days and had been attended BY physician,
cases not requiring Another member observed
that the cause Of the present bill being unusually
large wss the prevalence Of shpieyer al the time Re
ferred back.
AID Kelly offered resolution that the fee be hereafter
limited % s. Referred
AID CrOlius presented petition from he Mechanics
Institute school for relief from tax which was referred
Adjourned to Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

ISQUEsrs Walters was yesterday
called - mold an Inquest Al No 1873 CAnnonst upon the
bow Of Michael Brown native Of Ireland who died Of
ship fever Verdict accordingly Also az No. III
Tenth upon the body OF P1sek Barrow, native Of
Ireland aged ~ years who cske 70 his death from ex
posure D. the heat OF thu suu--AsO upon the body
J,co5u. Johnson aged - years, who 10 his death
from exposure the heat oi toe Verocli accord
ingy
POLICE.-Davld McCrOry was arrested az Troy
90 saturday and brought " nls Ciy BY Capt Wiley Of
the ret Ward fugitive from this City where d. 10
charged With the commission Of burglary on The
Tribune Buildings de was locked house OF
Francis Wolf cane maker - Fuitonst. YVES yesterday
robbed Of SO In silver coin = silver (cane heads aod
silver tea spoons valued In all az lzJ With which the
thisf escaped. printing oce Of Casper c. Chds
ID Vesey o. ourglsriousy entered between satur
day nignt and yesterday morning and robbed Of two
ovurc0sts several cssks were broken open, aud The
property very much injured. The thief has not been
arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

ILLNESS % Gas. PIRcE.-Gen. Pierce was Sc
nous ini'Posed the ON inst At Vera Cruz. Il Is
feared thar he attacked with the rgBsiJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

DsAF AND DUMB lNsTuUrloS.-lt was under
stood that the Special Meeting last night By the Members
OF the Bosri Of Aldermen 10 perfect the long talk
ed Of reform 10 the mode Of street cleaning on whrh
saving Of many thousand dollars ayeAr Is proposed to
be made Nothing said however. upon that sub
ect bat the question discussed At length Of taxing
from the City tie latent control they have over The pr
vste Corporation who manage the Deaf and Dumb In
sumuon, through the tLe deeds to part OF ~ lands
President Franklin and AID Oliver delivered long and
very earnest addresses In favor Of giving free deed Of
City property sad 10 b worth IS OoO 10 the Managers
Of the Institution for the time being Others thought
the City should retain the eonro Al length the qges
uon was referred back TO Messrs LaErence Maynard
and Purser, The Committee on Finance. with nstruc
lions 10 report next week TIE Board evidently "a
v0rab.e 70 reBqg,hng al check the future Of
the Institution Bat We doub. whether the Legislature
viii gran, So GO year under the change proposed
Nhen a uou1lar -nrl-gl f-sll have been removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

~ The hotel keepers Of the City Of Boston
have in Congress ASSEMBLED resolved to charge twenty
I've cents per day for bosrd IN Of the
high price Of provisions The hotel keepers Of The City
Of Boston charge Whist they please for board but
they should attribute their extra charge TO the rise
Of provisions when -four hiss fallen 20 moderation and
the other nccessses Of lie have received start up
ward In price.