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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28
Passengers Arrived.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sarah Sands-Mr Franklin lady and
four children, Franklin, Franklin Miss franklin Dublin;
Mr. Miss and Master Wallace and servant London; Madam Da
and Eng Mr. Corbutt lady and two children
Mr. Tarntt Bella Baines London: Mon Lamarcpeynot
Paris Ackroyd Bradford Bullock CANADA: WIN Hail. red;
Thos Bake Wakefield Mr. Williamson lady four children and
servant, Manchester: and Fochi Mr. Cicaes Italy Vim
Latham LIVERPOOL Thos Mcmillan and lady Miss MCMILLAN Mrs.
Mary and Miss Mcmillan and four children. Miss Mnrhaapk
Dublin Scott New Castles N Corlett, Leeds Caigan,
Mrs Walker and two children, Mr. Feeney Heron, Mr. Marks
Mancheser-2D second cabin and $50 in the seerare.
GOrrENBERG-Bars Uana-Capt Krohn and lady, Cedei-
bergen Nor-Brig Glass Ryrre-B Nebrev Won Heshen,
and IS in the steerage.
CHARLEsroN-Steamsbip Northerner-Mrs II Flagg, child
servant; Miss Bates Miss Maard Mrs Smith, Miss Smith,
Pringe lady, children and two Mrs Hammond,
Miss FanneD Miss Williamson Miss Richards Mrs Livingston,
Mrs Hally, Miss Whesey. Miss Maher, two Misses
Middleton Mr Mason Mrs Chil and two children Hyde.
lady child Moore lady and two children Donne lady
and child Miss Mathson. Gilbert lady and child Mrs Hooker
Mrs Anderson and family McCarte and lady, Mrs Bryan,
Miss McCarter Miss Anderson Miss Leux Batersby and Ia
dy and lady, and lady Haseltine and lady,
W Coffee and lady, Messr, Cook Haman g Thompson,
Toler W Rogers Winter, W Norris, w Read ]
Sutherland D w Hooke. W Middleton. Prngle II Ha
ley, c Allen, Ellis II Calvs DR. W II Elicit d Fam
niny Miller Chnmberan Chappin R Iata and servant
Har. Hayward, Hayward, Livingston Rev Con-
verse, and in the seerage
BartelleMr Bennett and lady John
Wilson, W Brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-28

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Garrck-Mr Julian, Of WORK W
Johnson and lady Canada Mrs and Miss Fanny Wkinon Mr.
Darling of Lvrpoo Mr. Love Troy Mrs and Miss Mary Good
lift Robt Lumsey ESQ., lady daughter Jno RUSSELL Esq
Taylor, London; Mr. Fisher Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Gen. TAYLOR ana no EAtth>i"" "
T. DC Edr1- q Tis Tri5uaf
lnffs course OF some remarks upon .- qrinci
ole Of no extension Of slavery % territory no" tree 10
your paper Of this morning. you say
Gen Taylor ha- advanced some good "hi- lo.trinf.
with regard to The veto Power 90 tnr eject inai %
.h,.if be- exercised only in case ui manifest error
...u-h inconsiderate haste o. of papaoe eAces, 10
Con-r-t. r0ual power bY Congress NO" "lo VIII a.
~ H that ~ 51.s NO. a1nsifsr az fsse11.T sir'.1r
ri BE Orfi1rrrr n ~ b. rrrITng o. ~ Nfr ltrrr4
.rsflta an-0asfrafi0ucl, Mr. Calhoun so pr1clallns
+, 90 in erect does Gen Cass. Who can say inai uen
Taylor does not
ST. Calhoun {. pro-ssvery ianatic and bis opinions
on This cub ect believe Bro not shared by any consii
cradle portion oi southern .isfeho.iers certainly ~
none of the moderate sad sensible men % that 90 any
other section of fhe country 80 not think therefore.
that they are likely % he the opinions o Gen Taylor
Gen Cas- BE- demagosue and would adopt ea9 opinion
which would promise o give him votes Tie has 81
ready been on sides u this question and BE- can
End another side he viii doubtless be- on that Vow Z
believe Taylor 20 be an honest man and therefore not
likely % follow in the wake OF Case
G-n. Taylor has gwen Us q clue 20 bis opinions 90
this que.aonor al lea-t 20 what would be h' acton
upon TO- more direct n my Judgment than you concede
he tells Us l-t that be- Will veto 10 act not Pa.paoy
unconstitutional Ind "A that the objections Of the
Executive ought ro o. be- nieposed F'f-s fnf'n'H' '
Constr. to1ai porr hare 5eeH sf"ff b8 10 rfro.s a.
rlrfn.afr u G0rcamerf and gfscei tl D. M pope
Now no fact is better established than that the prnei
pie embodied the ordinance OF = has been settled oy
the Government and acqulesc-d In By the people This
you show clearly 10 the very srtcie from which the
above extract taken The south itsef has repeatedly
conceded IT, Congress has embodied it IN enactments
and the people have scquesced Does not this there
fore. constitute precisely such decision OF the eonst
utons power IN the premises, a. Gen Taylor says he
vii respect and carry out
am heartily and earnestly IN favor Of the principle
for which you contend BY electing Gen. Taylor
think we shall secure IT, an anxious. therefore, that
al ho maintain il should give him their support-and
especially one capable of exertng 20 much iniuence in
ME behalf professionally and personally as the Editor
OF TIE Tribaus Yours. &c TAYLoR WING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

on sflfh i- rvonreh between Third sn4 Fon~h
nue &c..To pave Ninsfeeni a. between I'm and ssih
sgerre To regulate. &C. Seventeenth. = bew wen FIRST
avenue arf Avenue A..To permit trees &c IN front North
paf.h Church % remain. To pace cros@vak from rail-
I. between Nntb AMI Irrrafonle TO requisite, &c
Falrthar betg Twenty ee M ana llfe 4la sfs.-.-
T1 pave E zlh avenue Deg" zen Nelf ieiih ena tofi'
fr.nf IS To Tag sifrw dks oi lN,hI ilisl between
T i Fsairh avenle...Sallc ~ io Fourth r. between
F.f 4rf or W 81 alo pump corner ui
N.rh-avenue and Forty nin'l.f To laia per l,H Of
frl-.4 ~. rI .ff-s Harlem. To deepen ~ be-
ra- C.firire lnd Oliver .ts... on ie srpichlon pi g.
Mead ~ b., assessment For sewer pa I~,n! ,..-'.
f Rrss,,av r1 fghfl avenue. For seN ~ IT'D oefi!
l. f- N..s..i f1 MsIea-lere. tunclrrrd n ---l' pay
Wm Donovan auouni OF osi revenue potd same. q. %
pay clerks oi Ans House ar .l. ~ ~, II f-.,
ot-rs .. To ate and rr pave eas, -
l. t,-l--sI l ArrnrlolrIrn- Lists fur nllnf sine,t
af. between seventh ard lelt1 -, anl AF.i.- p a.,
between f.feou,l and Ei4hrer.l IS anl 1919. -,
r. s..e..rsrf LID fhe matter oi REQUESTING fofll.iN 7"
Crr-.irraI In.. Referring nttuon in i -'latu l..,
tween Icnh and E.cyeuihaFeu1ts and i.ly ,Nn A-1
rh. ..rrrft-. CruclrHef l1.... Arnolth Aiti'
E.f ore or he ri..ee. of Eighth Wsni Common Stlo''-
la Ii ace or John l. Schsfen, resigned. toacurftl h..-.
Arnr1nrafrr $4,000 for Aims House buildings t.i'l
rrf in' Referring petition OF M-ssrs Cox and W ADO
10 build dram boz Leonari-st Committee On hoad-
&C NJ" ''Hs'. ~ 49, -. 80 1900 y, An
doss snd SD cents each De- pat. Sc tonclH.d me-.
Transferring butchers stanis 90 w Dls'r'w' " 49,
and A P0uiOn. OOnruued ln...-Aeo io o,l'li'u. 'i
r RoilWagen Dr. and John SCOT Ssnc. Designating
two papers l which o pubh me proceedings anu d 4ec
ofth- Corporation Concurrc Appropriation io h9aiu
f r.in-,r,,- Corelrrf.i In - Arno'1rus Dr Lewis Fis
SER Assistant Physician to Bellevue Hospital n llce oi ~
ID IA Nor C5rrlrred .1.... Appointing d. M-Leisnd
-ne.i ln reau1u o he appointing or F'si4nk >Ae'N
81 Bellevue Laid ON ne table kc,ouuot i.f qeh,l'
.r41on on relrl of - Y Regiment Volunteers To srf.
s lnfr.fee having the matter u cllre.-.ln fiNof oi
contracting Tor 7o tons coa Goo use OF pne-c ofce' con-
IN,f4,r,o>. From MsiorGen Ssndiori 10 receive ihe
houors of marching salute ih July, AZ 0cocA pm iroi.
q The C Hall Accepted. no a'.spd 1870 W
Adjourned t0 Monday next ai b oc.cck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

= OF course. q large mass Oi our population
will take advantage of the day to trip 10 some breezy
place comparatively removed from the confusion. toll
and bother incident 10 a NewYork Fourth A refer
once 20 the let below viii show there Is no lack Of con
yieuces for the purpose
- VI Erclr.0n 10 Roctiaad Late-The
~. IN .s. cr-. ,aa re-lrra- esi- Lac 3 pm
.... ~ f 3..e, ~. -,...,tl. ,- .,-a.-, f.t-
aai .tl-- beside being a- oantaarri of o- o. onr summer
a4.nei .e fae Fi-as~ PIP -.. course 'e ''h ''ne' a
- 10 Bars FAIRY caa TW,ead'pn, mrse s,samo'
r.i-.-.a 81 tle i'i. See Card
-. The new steamer Confidence will makea grand
s-,aa o. 81 b-on." ri L''' baHa'' accompanied t DO
~ The Columbia runs to Noe5nqi and Pgagt
.rl. s Bans o y 'e, faai- f-i--'arai' and other si'
- Dorm He Lorr Bay and around Siai.H b'aad
a fs ia-a aal aHfe a ifrf 40 fer har'oH Cesar 'nr-
raa Fr.a-a,.-,. el otna fa- oi ie Es5 araiol.
aas .-a's ,ll sio.'i ,a- Island
- The North America makes to-day three ENcur
.o.ors Worlas dorm fts Bay % ,4Hav Hrl. rtr p,t
.-r--r- of fe lasl il- Bay ir he orhs'ols oi t-
49, I.- Pr-- P..-,.e n..,-r i-raf-.rr view. ID ,.,
Qairso. L-t ii.s-- W - 'ar.ls snt rflrr.a- .ar1 OBJ
te Island Dr. f.e Eterr- tiiaa Erl'a'7 Hr He Hi0n
H-rr-"h1. a 'f'o', ON b ,er' ha" re,orl. -alr
.t nflr o. ,l t0aon Bfaf ai' 'eea Engaged iac ''
gin a- ar.aafy -a'-i .lagi r pan, e. 10 .'si 20 -.es
,.- .,.,'a ''' Don't" " departure ''' F''' Boz
~ Three Excursion. by the new ard capariou.
pol, Sloane. Aa.olt ff't'a hs' vih La'.aas H.nt a r'
a atle ror.a- et.lr.o1 .o .. Hool s1i t- evening t-
G .- =, .-..-.' ~. .. ,..., sl,...... .'l....
rtf.a. ..,.. aeea nsts i'r ile e'.asioa
- 10 te Hqiiopds run, the Ne~-Hayen-Lsud
vi be- ts.ea sr &C. f sf--e'a. ia % si'rl p..-- on
.f 90 ~ set t. f.-a. 'i,a l .. 81. =" r.. ', r. 49,
".-- cl1t h INK
- The Nacrors and Ere Rail,oad makes extra
s.nfIH 'Ie taf' t"i'N m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
BY telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.
Murder in Rensselaer, Co.

ALHANY- Monday July }.
Mr. Noah Smith aud his wife both over 90 years
Of age. were murdered At Petersburg Rensselaer,
County on Saturday night last They lived about
a mile aud a bali east OF the village on the "
Jamestown road
Mrs. Smith was sister Of the father OF Gideon
Reynold. member Of Congress. u is said that
the cause Of the williams committing the murder
was 20 obtain sonic 81. 800 most Of which was ID
silver. No traces Of the murderers have yet been
discove-a9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

FATAL AccDESr.-A young man named Lean
der Washhum ll years of age, wa Instantly Nlet on
Saturday afternoon 90 Whites shop u Ann-sL Pr the
explosion of soia fountain. 4 piece OF the copper
struck hin under the chm broke his Jaw n two places,
knocked CUT some OF his teeth and broke his neck
Another young man by the name Of CAr-rt, was als0
somewhat injured b. the same explosion
lB0stoa Atlas "a.
DESPERATE ATFAiR-A couple OF our ooiored
brethren while moving near schenectady Og Ihursday
last got into quarrel about the far sex To settle the
matter they went - nghtng wiki their scythes The
first swsth they they nearly severed each other
legs OF. one OF them s not expected u survive Ills
name IS Van Tassel and he formerly resided in this
city Albany huickerbocker 81.
y The lady OF Hon. THONAs FITZGERALD,
L. :. Senator from Michigan died Josephs in that
state, on the Nth ult Mrs F. amiable and ac-
complished lady and leaves large circle Of relatives
ard friends tc mourn her loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

- VIII the Editor allow NE little space Tor
an explanatory statement with respect 10 the meeting
OF the HESRy CLAY CLuB. last evening Having *
pictiy understood that the room could BE- had when
ever wanted, and having been quite unwe for tn let
three days did not give that personal attention o Tho
maitcr which under other circumstance should have
done Crest therefore. was my surprise % md the
room closed unierstalt that the owner i a Taylor
man. and the tenant Is doubt under that inaien 10
fuence shall take ample care that no farther dl.ap
poiuiment takes place COLBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

WIG RATIFICATION MEETING ~ NEW OR
LsaSs-The n. o. Delta, of the 18th ult contains
full account of the Whig Ratification Meeting
which appears to have been held on a magnificent
scale. Many thousands were present, and the
public square where 1t was held, was brilliantly
Illuminated Mr.. De BUYS acted as President
and speeches were made by Messrs. Bale
PEYroS, :. :. PRENTIsS. WV. +. JOHNSON (o
Penn.l and others. A note from Gen. Taylor
(which viii be found in our Telesrephic column
was read amid great applause and series OF
very enthusiastic resolutions adopted IN support
OF the nominations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04


NoRrHrRx ILrIxois.-The CkicagO Tribune
hitherto an independent Free Soil journal, takes
ground for Mr. Van Buren,. It's an able and high
toned paper with wide circulation.
There is considerable Of breeze in the Chicago
District with regard % the next Congressman.
Hon JoBS WENTwORTH, the incumbent, has the
regular nomination but Judge THOMAS is to
run stump, and il is given out that he vii be elect
ed by Wing votes, there being no Wing candidate
m the field. II 50, We trust the Wings Will know
what they are to get by it. and not sell themselves
for kick, which is their usual pay IN q cases
They NAV not like Long John, but 10 >-r we"
handsome is that handsome does, and John has
behaved quite well in Congress for Loco-Foco
Both he and Thomas are said 10 be for Free soil
and at the same time for Cass, the inconsistency
being thar busine. Owen LOytJOl s the Lib
erty candidate in the District and, in spite Of sew
ersI whoppers he his told against the Wing party
in his thousand-aud one Abolition speeches we
should be inclined 10 vote for him II residing in the
District. But the Wings there have a nearer view
of the whole ground. and will do what IS best #
they consult their judgments rather than their pas
sions Let them not act rs the blind instruments
Of anybodys spite, bat with a calm, enlightened
regard to the countrys abiding interests il they
undertake as body to do iourney-work, let them
make sure Of their pay, that's all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
DIED

oa Monday nonng 10 Dolly. HANNAH youngest chl ofF-i
sr.k p.hhs. aged snd fnn.fhs
The ueu 10 fhe fsut 1r fr io attend me Asif ~ IT,
is, job g. tu'ti'.s a. "a tlai ~ .i, hat bnills'l
AZ - fIu s-Our r1e Ifl JIas. ANNA ltitsA - .
Eu.e.e Kelley snt daughter ni ne le tt1res lnnf 4 o. Co.,
oa Nonit, SD JuIs HELENE. tsu.tef oi samuel 4 Ml-l
ssrf Yesrs uoufha.
ou So sth e,eag 81 Ju5. CATHERINE SOPHIA dsasasrt
W. thrllc- Cushf. l1si .0 frtr.
Is l, oi rio f,nl n,fsi 'n attend boz t'~r n We
nfsre July H, o1ck f.m te r~-nislss Of asr
fi~r. SO. lb NAtAoH ~. uftr Court. .0uth kroUkl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04


The uniers gned member. Of Committee sppolns,t
by the National Washington Monument socsiy, ;, =,
perintsnd collections 10 he Cities 81 New Yerk .,1
Brooklyn having mode taarnse.sss acquainted Wh -
history of fhc plan of he Assocafou cordially auuro
ng of object and rcpo-ing ihc highest con - .
the Judgment and good isith 0i the Board 0f Nansa..
and General Agent for thc safe Investment srd 49,
preparation Of the money collected Tor 'he pfopo.s,
Monument have appointed joHN A tNprrw6on ~
their Agent Tor msklng collections IN this City H.
given bonds or faithfully accounting % Che Tress,,.
a. Washngton. and vii soon csl upon ouf islosr,,'
Icns t0 " HON hs OBJ ect is In0st earnestly rscon,.
cd, with the hope that he Commercial Mcfr0pol. -
- s,trr city VIII not he suffered o. is behind 49,.
cities IN FORWARDING so MOBILES work
NFw yoRK
" r Havcmeycr 1ieo frrlnehsy.rr David ta.,.-
b Butler. Anson fneps Au.u Averl
} Prescott Hail. David g. Co'tru John pe,,,.
VIM Bryant John D. Graham. James Bro.s,,
John lnman. John r Bartlett Evan IA
Jas. ". Beekmsn. = A. Conkhug. JBksrnuml,
HEc0kf4N
Frsnci. b Sirykcr David LcatIft Cyrus p srs,i
Joseph Spaguc T. g. Tslmal.c g. Lamar
Augustus Graham, John A Lott NsIsh Tavior
Josiah 4 Hale, ysulcs Humphrey Dennis Psfki,.
WIN : Packer, H. L p.crrpont Wan spencer
Ntt ID. l>fs
Ftefr ..f 'e sfffr f.e N nsfns-l l.
s.r.-.. possible ...t eash No. deposited a.-r.
rsrf ID NarauHrf afl fe .'rr ks 'ra ~.
Nars Ihs.e sl ID. Il ono fn fr l.rslri o..
r.rers .n'sa. alfsrfsH ' Al .s.r-.
d,as ais sre rraf ai iae Mcconnell ealI .f 'tr.s b.
frstrf Na.hat.t'a >.si'ara 0I 81 r1-.s ah .atsri
o.. al si. I,,-rr saf gfrfa ,. Ha.a--l IN.
.-.. Ns.tr-r sa..cf.- HI I'll f s. .rre 1'l
% t,, As-fi o. usr.asa's' ts,as.se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

CoURr or OYER AND TERMNEa.-The July term
opeu-l ser Judge hunbut and Ala ,srtFolt an Ftzsssd
Tie trial 81 fe oan- chafgi m he murder o The Keeper Of
porter Lous- te upper part oi the cry srLg hm with
.ll. dorn 1r Nellesity
fhe Code Judge n stated requires e
ofsr sr lerlusr Circuit Cont and -pe Term o e supreme
Court Dol let together ls beng he csss sl eraps 1s aees
sa orea and tiolra them together bu the Cour ioes
sld up s business oi ihoee Colrs fhe cnias buess
experiencing t- Oj sn Ien-f s b. TAKEN zap hsf saf he
Jly returned tf two ereks, er1 a b. t.argi unless SOME
.a have az llfet beyond hat fe On f- bud Mol
fsY Job notions Hflllf special ofleree Oil
l- beard sn - term continue through fAe nut TOE Circuit ca
-nsr -Fr-p sHt csues. N pflt ahy taken up
There beng teatg Grand JHrY Die Grand Jur
---r-L 81 d L---l Ill 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04


lowing il the programme of the morning.
N,n steele Grsa8 Nsrsas stls-. ALL. Ff,t ~
..,n-Maor Joserd j. Dillon Marshal rs Dob Walker. AZ, Nj
,-. sri Poe Mff1rsl1 Common Cl4u 1i brQ1sf
ali COUNTY Ofcers M-mtrr. ll The Bar Mei
"a sog. he Pres Orator Reader riel oi Oie ed cer
men, n Coinage Rrollfst ,defs. caag-s oncer pi DE
a and Nay ilrl.... Second Lrren. Ben 81 DAYS.
MlrshaI. R0tef Llckef Ai TIE Fr- Department itr1
Dirtfiaa- o. st-s-a. Marshal william n Less Af ll-
Pas- schools Form DiruaH.Jtue- Van Dyke Mflhsl
Gerard stevens. Ali. iHe Temperance >lstet FVt1 ir
a DAHL It1iis-. 1l.a. h seaman. Al. ori-f % la-i
Aa-rlln, srfh iirinrjlhn Sweeney, Marshal Dr. ClcA
isa. AL Nsn1as Bea-tcaa. soceuea-
The several Divisions will form o'clock. precise
U.s. The general line will be- formed ~ :. o'clock pre-
else p ami proceed through the city By the following
route. Commencing In Sands-st n junction OF Hudson
avenue date Jackson ~ thence down sands 10 tuton
Il down Fulton 70 Main - down Main % Front.t down
Front % FultOust down Fulton and round the Liberty
Pole 10 Hicksst up Hicks 70 Atlantic e. down Atlantic
10 e nton-st down Clinton 20 FutOa-st down Fulton
o. TIary Il down HILARY 20 Pearl-st through Pearl %
Iohnson-st down Johnson % Bridge a. up brdge-st %
Myrtle avenue down Myrtle avenue % the Cumberland
.. entrance % Washington-psrk Fort Greene
The male scholars attending ~ the various lnstfu
tons and Schools OF the city whose parents consent o.
their Joining the festivities OF the day are % meet "a
the Brooklyn Institute IN the morning. They VIII form
procession under the charge OF twenty gentlemen con
neced with the Board OF Educat0n the Brooklyn nsu
tutc. and others Interested 10 schools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Patrck Sullivan pertioned 10 be appointed SupERiS-
rENDENr of rHE DEAD Bellevue. Referred 10 Commit
C4,F F~sfSFEss S,t.RY-A motion was made and
adopted that the salary Of this energetic ocer be increased
o 5000 per alnum report upon tue subject 80 form
n detail BIZ varied and arduous duties
CRY Hal ExrENsON.-Documrui No 3, being he sub
eel u the Enlargement u the City Hail. was then taken up,
and ELECTED considerable animated debate The Alderman
ofhe Tenth - Cray expressed himself entirely opposed
70 the plsn-lwho-e chief features We nave already sei
forth u Te Tribune June 81 therefore unnecessary
10 repeat them here The Alderman had come 70 The
opinion opposite t0 Tie Communicable ga not uinh d ne
cessary % enlarge the Cry Hal ~ all he believed tue
Courts were easily accommodated. and did nOt think ih@
CIV Finances would warrant the expense he dld not be-
eTe $4,000 would the cOsi, bui thar Do would be
nearer halrmlU1and The mass 81 our taxpayers are
opposed Do such expenditure. The Courts can De pro
y8ed iorn me Old A.ms-liolse lie dd not Ano" n1
cuad anything farther, and WONQ De sal ~ hear orf
genleurn. A. CRoLrs fully agreed with uIe Alder.
man of the Teuh hs thought his reasons very goot and
,ul,anual and be- should -uppon them. He should vote
s net any b % increase ne expenses Of tie Cy by any
pro ecf rec rng % iloo1 dollars 20 carry d. cut The
Alderman expatard al some length 10 mis- s.raand tne
discussion beginning 90 abaie, ie vote was taken ard Tbs
fCovNssoNFs OF DEEDs-The Board Of Assistants re-
rrued u0l-coucured m, The appointment. % Dir Warner
Commissioned of Deeds vice Thomas SIOwdeu deceased
Laid the table. Subsequently ne blank va hlei win
the name % Timothy DAILY.
A CoNrEoLLER At L1sr.-Tslmsn J. Walkers ap
goin,ed Controller n place q Mr. E~en, res!gned-con
cgrrence With ile other Board
Document 80. q being tle srREEr-CLEsSiNe Co.'S
TRACT SYSTEM returned from -le other Board concur
red m with .he following Amendments.
To add t0 lie 81 Section te following aud shall also Do
d dufv u the Controls 90 advertise Tor sealed proposal
FOR contracts FOR cleaning he streets according 0 e l
lowing subdivision Eacn Ward shall constitute dl7,rc
except the Twefn " ard and the boundaries or e same
shall be a. present arranged BY the superintendent
Aoe1dueuf. ADOPTED. Repo-, accepted. and he Ordi
nance awaiting me i-naflrs ~ His Honor.
Amer some MINOR business the Board adjourned ul Mon
dag evening next a. O'clock being The regular meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

sAsDss SaRsAfARfLLA.-sPnng Is once more win 10 =
yerna freshness fills the air aud man, well vegcsn
feels the rsyvfying influence Of the Bat spfnss
Spring the SICK The poor bedndden marty lo' d%
ala rheumatism, liver disease indigestion. % ~
Of the legion VI maladles which lake their nse 10 "
stomach and msk. the veins their conduts-whsi 70 70
Spring 10 hint What language s to the deaf and DUMB
hght to the blind But we think tell the sassa
how 81 his system for the enjoyment Of Spring Aeoe
Of Sands Ssfsapsnlla that shall not ast the hole s--
will accomplish the work and enable the paentto 'isssH
his bed and walk before hey July looks 10 he chsm'S
window.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY ABtp
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, lOo Fulton corner u "1l1p
st rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, Newton sos
also by Druggists generally throughout the UBi-d ss'
Price - per bO,te. or six boules for a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

TmrfoRD's BArHs- Ha,m, Coid and Siowo Baei-
The subscriber has effected mu,h-needsd addition 10 ia
Hair Dressing Saloon, by he erection " tue airy bul1
ug Tor bathing purposes lie ha- neither spared psn'
expense make his In point Of conyenisree cesn
illness and ventilation equal 10 any establishment IN he
city beng fully satisfied that he public will duly sPFfrt
ate his efforts 10 please A. has heretofore ahunianng
proved by the patronage literally extended 10 him
Hair Dressing aud Baihng saloon, 57i Graudf hs"s'a
llnlnn md snfnlk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

ALLAN. rHE PIRATE; 4 RomoWH II he Ne
trepolis.--wsllsee's New roem-" The Wing Union %
makes the following mention Of Mr. wallaccs Poem,
read before the Societies of the New York University.
The Poem. hy Wiism Wallace Of this Guy WAS, o.
ssy the least ~ judged peromaaceque inappropriate
% the occason ard endured rather Than feshed by the
audience Even the animated delivery and ~dse iacaf
OF the author coald prevent @gr@u,s Of disPprooa
Mr. w made hard hiis-tor instance the couPlcts In
which he told some OF worthy citizens who make
high prctensions 10 godlncss-.ha they rent property
which is converted 10 the vesi also the passage
ia which he insinused that, before We talk about mel
Grating the character OF people we should pay them
the millions We owe. " The Ugi0n iorgets TO men
ton that round after round OF applause al the close Of
the Poem aitested that this RGaifts altaf triumph
"a gloriously over the CALLED iSdcs" We are anN
iousy expecting the publication Of this Romantic -
tire ]; viii be quite retreshng.