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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

fFT The foreign correspondent oi the Boston
8sas saYs that p0sslumous work by tha ati Mr. Ire
land aLtaor of ne celebrated Shasspeare tOrgerss,
i. announced for yuocaronn y London uader the tie
ot David Rzxs. lfis pear under the alsplciJus
saperintendencs of James the novelist its editor
The Lona5a H,rdd says lss work likely 20 Boz more
exenevely rrsd than almost any WORK that has been
published during the lsst twenty years We learn from
the same source thst Dckerss new work Is snnounc-
Cd 3 appear the lot o May. TIE % be complete
in twenty monthly numbers. with iiustrations y
browne 10 is called " The Personal History, Ady'n.
turss + tperieute and O1servas'Cn oi David tlpger'
f-ld the Younger oi Hiunterstlue k)ok"ry, which De-
never meant 10 1c published ou any account
ry;- The Mississippi Lac0-Foco State Couven-
ton for tle uomuai.on OF Governor sud other stare
OHccrs will be held at the Capitol ou the hrai gesday
mated Geu. Qui,msn for Governor but he Viii De- op-
posed the T.cksbUg lLocu) N.nnnd says. On account
II his early opposition 20 the Democratic party nii
connection win bsnks bis bcud-seIliug mission, hia
Enlargement with the Democracy and iull telowshp
with the Wings In an important STATE Lection These
facts that paper says. ara inconiroyernOy true and
fresh la the memory OF the members OF the Demo
cratic party.
r. d. Warren NJ Boston, took from the 7tom
ach VI an rsh girl At toe Massachusetts General Hosp
ial by means Ot an incson stapo worm ioryone feel
and eleven inches Ia length. while the sufferer was
under the influence Of ether.
~ The Small p0x has disappeared from oy-
racuse no now case having occurred within Ihe past
fortnight.
II EV-Goveru0r Edwards OF Illinois IS making
preparations 20 g0 L. California
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Brazil Mission -GOverpor-hipo of Tennessee
AnnninImenf Of q McdIcnI Rnnrd.

By Td<sraPh WAsHISGroN Thursday april y.
Hon. Cave Johnson II is said, viii be the Loco
Foeo candidate for Governor Of Tennessee In August
next.
Hon. Moses Hampton Of Pa ia isvora5ly mentioned
10 connection with the Mission to Brazil now filed y
Hon Mr. Tod Of Ohio.
The War Depsrtmsn, have appointed Medical
Board conslsting Of Army Surgeons Messrs. W y.
Wheaton De Camp and Mel aren, for the purpose Of
selectn, a sta for Marine Hospital at ST. Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
O,vcg on Tsg Yosx AND CvssEtLisO RIiLSoAo,t
YosK. PEsssrLvAHiA. }
@rnqfrE a. HERRRY GslVE<, thal The uodef

Nsxpe6 Will be prepared ID receys, between ne Io
Ami .nd M l0th 0f Msy proposals for ne eoossf
- of tb. York and CuIn5srlsnd Rsfoss for ne who's
I 10 fnish proposes sor ls con construction Of s
work urder he sapernieDdsnes of the 1ndenfned s,a
his sssistxntsto DO al lhs grsdssioo masonry - !,
Arsb the whole work in sighteon nouins TIE
will slso be expected 70 f3foiss he rsosi
rty sr The perform sncs Of the conusct Tne s''
I'll b. REQUIRED 70 state for vha; sum Of money ~ y,.,
6nsb te entire consuucOc Of this w@r ara vhs IN ~
of lh,s amount hey will agree 70 axe 10 ~ s,saas
Comosny Proposals viii siso be eeeivsa ~ w, NJ
ZOO snd fn.s1ury of this worn 10 secfons -. as go.
,eso-y ..cnri,v Ard 10 say bow much o nsu sonesoss
% ~ - sgrss 70 receive In tns s,oes ~ ~ ~
Th- 1nderssred viii be prepared. ca 2. 49, We - ~
81 ,s,t 10 Nsrniss ne dess and feeues
Z, eseb ssesion Of his ~ofh sad Sn es ioana 80,
hr. -. -tl 10 pr.osrss hrnisa s accessory fonns
49, ~ eo,,,seto,s ard receive sealed proposSs -
order oa' j5ss R,sfs;sss seD S's sooGOss5soueH E.:s
April 10, 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

CoMPLINENrARY. Saturday last the oihcers
OF the Assembly OF this State presented Hon NKsskl
$ SMITH. Of Queens Co. splendid walking cane win
beautifully engraved gold head as "a testimonial o'
their appreciation OF his services an sble and ia'hu
legislator and token of their regard for HIM as
citizen" The inscription the head OF the cane 10
From the officers OF the Newlork Assembly Of io4|
to Vessel : SMITH Las. year similar compliment
was paid him in the presentation of gold snuff box
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

o-T-THREE DOLLARS REWARD--T0-sdsy
yroor 1fh inst n going frcm ~ corner of oanc
sod Centre as - So Br5sdEsy check Tor ~ 2, crasn
~ st-crep Mum % Bssk oft State q New forE
s.-d Apr a. 1913 gsysbs 20 Alsfs< order, on the On
NAV 1910 A., he check gEsrdofsec snd ne pasmsni of
ia ofd Al ib> BsbE 10 Of % uss 70 any one Too san
I'm a 5ss Brosdwsy ssS-l sTEfHEN Q. MUM
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

ISpIANA.-Nathl Albcrtson Of Harrison Co.
has been nominated for Congress 10y the Loco
Focos OF the lst District, in opposition to Judge
Embree, the late Whig Member. We trust En-
bree is not to be beaten, though the District gave
3,s5; votes to Cass and bat 7.22S tor Taylor last
wear. Van Buren, had 81: CAss over all others,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

Mr. HoLroKI FEMALE SEsISARY.-Miss ma!
c. Whitman has been elected Principal OF this ins''.
lion and Sophia d. Haven Assistant Principal. Do'N
hare been connected with the school for many years
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

INFORMANT DEcIsoS-The Supreme Court at
Rochester Judge selden presiding has decided that
msn divorced from his wife. upon application of the
latter charging hin with adultery, Ia liable under
the statute against bssmy II he marres again tie IS
liable to punishment however under the Act Rev.
Sta, Sec 45 and the last marriage being void In law
l,s issue will DO illegitimste.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

kESTUCEY-COl. Henry Clay, OF BOURBON, =
called IL the last Pis Ciiea 10 become
10 represent, iha, County in the Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

r We are indebted to q. w. Fellows Of the
steamer Rip Van winkle, for all the Albany papers o
Wednesday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

Iros ORE OF DODGE C)rSTY Wfs.-N nave
been shown a specmcutf is ore that has Lately been
found u Dodge Co and Il are arg judsesof me ar
rcle l.rd W. htye seen almost every variety We
should pronounce this ore bo cl the hfsi lih4ty.
Dndse County e destined. W have NJ doubt u rank
among the frsi in the state AZ 10 future day is re
s9urcrs are ur5ounird tie soil 10 OF tbs richest
quality snd l,s timber almost inexhausuo.>, which
/, of the hi.hes. imp rtanc, - shore must necrs'
ssrly ba q great demand or it, 40 t1on ~ th' ron
furnaces gel into operation. 1h,ro are Miee clmpA
u,4s Engaged In the iron buEness The Cleveland 60.
have commenced operations 10 the Immediate vicinity
OF the ore bank aud are e1gagei IN erecting steam
saw mill preparatory . commencing the furnaces aud
other necessary buildings. Another comp-uy pave -
tsblished ihemselvc about cne mile norm oi hhyFHe
,u the Rock River There . splended water POKER
here there are tao dams within ABOUT nile oil taen
other having fell each OF aout u leet 80 ms e'iAo
Hshment the bui'd.nss ar progressing very rsplny
the furnsce stock % about hs completed Ahi Ihey *
pect 10 BE- IN iui. blast s5-ui thu hr't Of June.
Mayville 4 fourshng itte vi age Oh ihe hocs h,er'
about % rifles from Fond du Lac Is striaing lussra
on Of tne rapldfy with "a small towns are sptng'
n. uD al over tie Stat, 30 il bat something more
than ys IL since the cite Ci t4is village Vas cri ~
f,r~s now there are nesr t~9 hundred innhyllah' .
and many houses are 20 bs bulk this summer lhe
Hessr. Foster have 10 successful operation speho'
aouring mill and a large ssy-u, ootn 81 when are
running ii shi AMI da5. n oni o. 4a- '0-iN~'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

A SEARCHING WrsD.-A winter ~ IN me LOUIS
ps 0sranl describing the ease'' o. ae ~. oranS
S - sTerS kind are ying scattered over iss ae'a'
eat.rsly srr,gYss q fssiASs'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
BRtpfKLYN

KINGS COUNTY CovRr oF OYER kNp lEENiNFR -
T.- 20 .lrr I. a-rar l-s -rtN n -
f...I -lrl@. Er.fr ea.. .lrrr..-f i.r.'1' a'.
H.r- ra.- t Nt f'f r''ff fHf f'- n
.. ty -trf aatH- e-rf l.g. 10 -s.f 0 - -r, in
49, hs rfl t- f.' t--~i rom 81. ..ir'f no II. A--
rI-r.1r-- nf 't- llft ta J 0 rstr-f o., 1' e f'f 'f
s-r--t Iaor r-r.f NI-H -fnr-r 90 TIE f lt I'f
snrs ri H- o. Rsrr 'A@n Nrat~i 'f -~'
va si On lff seui-'t-i '
STATE Pr.or sea- js0s -, .''-i ODD goo r-it'
n.rl ft- tr- f9f fa-.-@ rrerrf ffltr
.f -ar~rt A. ~re -HE sr f~ of ' fearf.--.
f--s. 81 s0l Nr rs.I '-f .i Ifr.E .r't- rinf .-'
chop t.r-tlrl0 F-hra t-f gwen years -c '
a'.- .f f.-r l@ MHut I-sar r-ffni. Ntri O
efN. rrrH .- fr. % years q 20. a1i .--- - . '
s~nt n pho H tH ' tr - H
49, .fs Hsr .'- uls Che ar.rF of .'' 0.n vi "r'
-hl.fr .l ID ~ f.rt -ts t-.-d fh i'
ft Bon IL. 3. frrr-r. irif .- ttar- Ft -rr.f
. N ir..4rl. Hsr.f.ea Itr4r,tl~ Instance '-
rsr.fr .ari u.r ant tiFari N'n F-r- -~ Pend -
o. .nis Is. RNf1rf nrteN months Nt tiFti r 'f N
..t. .t.t-r n. q h--'1 Tfs a'1 -eafe'o"
-n kflr f.OH H-r1, sas 's
f-r,-f n.r-rs f- Do4Hu JfN nfAng 0u- sos -T
Martha -r .et ltr-ry, t-DUni .f-as-. ~t- sent N
So itsI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

~ wigs. Wigs. WiE-.-CluzenI trd si'sa3 ef.
az Informed t1sl ne sfges c1eares ani ne.l as'o
- VIZ. viz upees brsts u iorz hair anf oh-r
d. Ill bat. Il % ~ found a. nEDHrRsr d-ssp =
Maiden ace. Ths Wsde sgpp ief 49, AI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

~ C.ntlemen. ~ny co you 70 % t'oss mi'-f.3i'
bsr~1 " bers hey 01 llT brush To- norns ~
-ft-r sftfout -annf yglrl you Pr, 11f nsf cl
/. tbs pe. spnnx slyls a. Mstiussr hEAsDs y Va
ds1 lane srd = cleAn pair of hair bfl'lri l'ol 20 ss1
rustgusrf "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

~ Wnfer-Cure Instltutes.-DR IsAti fecri'-'
psii-nts e. Li. coum0ti0us cy rsia l-nmr ID
1r door from John cara, 81 81 Oyster haf l. J. he
la aso Competent isalls Or outdoor pfsclc" Con
su.talous, yorL a. 0r by !ciieri u a. III
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
1l,uRapE-r cARrEr WARE ROOMS IN h

TuK4PE-T CAkrET WAkEhoOns IN WV
u YORK K.-BESJAnIa CLINTON % bows,y, has
u.. received from auction to ysfts Of Enehsh scoen
snf Ansresn csrpetng vhic he Offering 81 whoessls
ard retail ne following low prices Ling ensis ply VI
10 100 per yard ch Sapefhne, s Sc W To to 1hompso1-
ne and ohe Vsnesn, 10 10 10 doi newest style heavy
Od Cons B W 100 do Win new and elegant sssody
snt " Window Shades from Sc W 90 psf pair, win
syery other aFteis usually f0snd 10 The 9sde bowey
xs.t .d. ,s.r H-st-fs, ~ lms
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

P0rrrg CorRr --asot Cochran of,he .fh WsTd.
sr.--- -.-.-~' q. ft- Cfr -r r- es--- 'f.r- ''
+f ttlH k-0.s-. ohm He fif arrested warrant
rr-. Irr- .-r one H-.rr ~ i''s N is
-tA-n r4-t.if ssi -l..- aye ' W f '.'t''
G--.- It.ff e.fH tir.-rfel. .~-~ .rf
&c fl,- Glr.fan r.,'-f. t- felra Ntfi st a-
BY nfIler rle-ls. sli l-Ia .-i .H flsssr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
40 THE LADIEs-rETERR RoBEETs, s7s B.o.d


way respectfully invites ladies' snng The cry 70 IN
su@c; his socs - Em6roideres and Lses oocds Tbs
foying coWpnsss few Lace Capes, ypenesfs scsfis,
Bsrthes Valenesns Collars and Cafs, 80 emorodsfsd
muslin Chsnisssts trimmed with thread sce, 81 ~ od
yery reh DO st &C. worsed do, Os 80 dozen bsnsuteh
HdkS from To- ID. up; embroidsrsd do from ~ " ~"
sozso sheer lawn do from IA up laes and muslin noes
from 81 infants Robes ssts and Csps, - nch tgfed
black Nets for .havs snd msnrlss; 'son1sns Lnsss1
s,d french Lsees Muslin Trimmings and bsnfsi h1slos
and Hosintx 80 bfeal ast Csps from ls upward OIn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY. A r'll -
FRrF RrADrNG-RooW ASD LIBRARY OPES -
/ slNDArs-M E4av-Oa Sunisy iait large snd re-
.uectable meeting vas hs,d il Eagle Hal Dsisncyst
nsar The B1-ery for the purpose Of establishing fres
Reading Room snd Pubic Library 70 BE- open On sun.
dsy, and 10 be Supported 5y public su5s'rptoe' dona
tion. Il books and collections At tails meeting the
Chair vas taken by Nr. Foster NJ. @. Vale explained
The character 5 the proposed measure and It's Pracf
ca5iy lie stated that every member Of The order -
shich aa belonged The lniePeud~ Orier OF -i5ersis
5esirous ot giving or more books Tor if' Paf
pose that they already N possession oi g.
ICONS book So and Invited TIE puzzle ~ al rs
measure calculated O. promote prhhc good Ni 7c
r,uot.,e large portion Of ;hs community. s.ra1f'rs
and -thers - eisure n that csv and vho were nc"
tempted O. vsii tsve-ls l11 other dubious 'soris IN
toe .bssnce Of such scc'moda.ons and rational ocu21
ton The spesser declared Il the Intention OF me
o-graors of this Library - connect Vh t sst4s Tor
Useful kuoVied - and hs-lry cKcrclfes 10 order 10
promote sound minds. sound bodies
large number ~ books % every useful tefcrifuo
was imnedists.7 81 scr7et srt col Iiec;il made
Dr. HUI made a neat speech IN favor ot tns
measure and uex. sunday tSe gh Inst ~ss appointed
lr th4 public rect Dt1n of ha books gwen g. "nich
time he meeting burned Mr N.sn nernaer oi ioe
osr trils -intd % address The meeting of lecture
"a that or srv cihsF appropriate SUI ect GN
tgF Gen. RrFUs KiVe. Editor oi tbe NirluSes
Diy Ssn'.re arrived ss the Assor House this morn.
ng o roa!s Tor Washington.
PicxiSG PocHgrs.-Mr. Michael Hale CIV s;er.
ford in tbs state hsd his pocket picked OF his wallet
containing So uuder the following circumstances
Il appears that Hale on arriving here. took from bis
pocket the wallet containing h,s money snd passage
ucket lhe latter being demanded before leaving the
boat sri instead Of replacing the wallet IN his pana
looms pocket. pEt il n an outside coat pocket from
which Il a5stTsct,i 5y some accomplished thi9f,
ss 90 NJ . eatiu- house near the isnains ne I'M
entire ilnis
Police CovRr -Ss ant Cochran 1i ihe 'th Nsrd.
. oven -- f- Cfr P-- aer-- Ht.r- 'f
...t+f ttl' kH.s- ohm .e fif arrested 1 warrant.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

FYr LIrTELLs LIVING Ace, No -'', has al
article on the ludsons Bay Company Review o' th'
Long Vacation Pastoral an excellent paper on Dickens
and Thsckeray and number OF other choice selections
from native and foreign papers and periodicals.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

y ACT , r.-s sr 90 -i t- ' ~ -s...-s-.
-rrs.t - -.ft. -aty &c a-rr-' @ st,t- rt.-t 4-
---r-- l0 l-f- P...-i A9r- DO. l.f -a-.- be
rr-----
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,,A,,p,Iop WOOD rHUNKs.-

" ofsn for sale 81 bis factory ~ Ood osn Iyns ~ ~
assonment Of very large Chinese Csmpsor VOC imss lila
on csston ne Only and pefmansnt remedy J" "'s'
.nd lhs Ike destructive vermn. - ... =. A..
LlEewi.e Csmphor w ood 5hsyings hey arc ps. ao ,h
oow eas.s few OF which, n put into stnsh
.i sFeruay drive the moth miller from stores oSsnlnf
boa.-. 4e 90 Pencil Cedar Trusfs, q9iis goa SUD
.tliIis ~, c ami ph0r Wood Tpan ,sasv nvr,so
4lF =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

rv Gen. RrFUs HiNe. Editor cd tbe NlrlnSfs
Diay Stniirs arrived At the Assor House this morn
ing. "a r5ase Tor Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

WANTkD-A sitasuon by q very competent girl
w with COED city reference 20 10 The hoQsewcrt OF
private family, chambefmsid ard waiter Moad 20
- The country Call $50 Slxeerthsl corner u Seventh
syerge second floor, front room. aS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

RI Harvey BurdeII, ND. Surgical and seehsn,
- 80 r,I In
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Police Intelligence,

Charge of Fraudulent ssisnment-The case OF
James T. II. Wallin. the jeweler, under vent partial
hearing yesterday afternoon, before Justice
In which Mr. Wain IL alleged to have made fraudu-
lent Assignment OF bis property, thereby dsfraudng
his creditors MIR Francks, the complainant, UNDER
of Mr. Wallin, which exsmi nation went conclusively
to chow that Mr. Frsncke had been rather haxty in
making his complaint as, according to his own test-
moDy, there no bill actually due him until the Ist
Of February. One other witness was examined who
endeavored to show that Mr. Wallin kept himself
seoreted for the purpose Of avoiding the process of
being served upon him. The court adj ued
the case over until this day at IL O'Clock The court
room was mach crowded with anxious long faced
creditors. watching the result Of the investigation
backed up with Mr. Deputy Sheriff Cornell, who was
armed with several StlweIl for the arrest Of
Mr. Walin, on the complaint Of Smith and Rst,
jewellers and Platt& Brothers, in Maiden lane. To.
day will possibly decide the matter.
Oh! for California. Co nstable Barber, of the 9th
ward arrested, yesterday man by the name of Sco-
field, on q charge Of abscondng with $500 worth of
property belonging to his creditors resdi or at White
hall in this State Mr. saacs followed him down to
New York, and the officer found him on board of the
bark Bonne Adele lyisg at the foot OF Pine street
where he had shipped for California He wa. taken be.
fore Justice Osborn and discharged the pro-
psrty was found In his possession. We understand
to recover the property, II possible.
duplication 10 Arrest Witness -Application was
made, yesterday, before Justice McGrath bv Jsbn
Shea the father Of Timothy Shea who was shot some
time since In an ARRAY street. the arrest
OF female witness in the case by the name of sarah
Williams, who, 1t is alleged, Is about to leave the oitv
before the trial John Austin and James Nesbit are
death Of Shea. Steps taken have the witness
secured
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY Electric Telegraph and Special Express

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning, Jan 13.
owing to the great swell that prevails in the chan
after the late gale, the arrivals the CONT
nent are very limited, and consequently
scGnty.
We learn from Paris that the movement In favor Of
deso!vipg the Assembly gains ground, and that at
meeting of Of the clubs last evening" It assert
ed upon authority tt at Lamatine approved would
support the for the immediate dissolution of
that Assembly he lately took much pride In con
etruotDg. The collision which Ia oreshadowed be-
tween the rdnae powers Of the President and ae
Assembly, and which Is perceived by Lamartine to bs
inevitable, has 1t IL said induced him to this step
We learn from Austria, that Windischgratz con-
tinues his successful career In Hungary and that In
addition to the otner victories that have recorded
Pesth has now surrendered we received the news
from Paris and have not yet the PARTICULARS but it Is
no doubt authentic.
1t il ssid authority In the ministerial circle, OF
Paris to day that an Intervention on behalf OF the
Pope, wonid Immediately be made the great Catholic
powers OF Europe.
Our London letters dated at r. M. last night hare
been received this morning. and they con tain few
items ct metropolitan gossip, we subjon outlins Of
the contents -
Firtt as to politics, Ministers will have II Ia said
most difficult tack 20 perform during the ensuisg
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Common CounciI.

| Board OF ASSISTANT ALDEmMEr.-TAIs Board met
last evening at O'Clock the President in the chair
proved =
Petitions Referred or the rectors Of st. Gsorrss
ChnIcn asking Tor removal OF certain nuisance Of
or captains of 14th Ward Police asking for room. in
addition to their pressnt accommodation with q view
to enable them to afford additional and proper aid To
those who require 1t, when taken in charge asking
Papers from Board of .4dermen.-Reports from Com.
mittee of Fire Department in favor OF procuring
larger bell for City Hall Concurred in.
Export from Boerd Of .9ssi.tsns.0n the suspension
OF the members Of Hose Company Ne. u.s. Adopted.
rom Board Q aldermen In favor of regulating 9th
street, between 7th and 9Th avenues Concurred in.
favor o. regulating 22d street. between 9Th and 7th
In favor Of regulating I'd avenue between 2sth and
olst streets. Concurred in
In favor Of regulating seth street. Concurred in.
,E.mn""eahon from The mproiier-Ordered to be
Communication from the Mayor, ordered on fls, in
Saa' 70 tle Bewtry Greenwich, and Dry Dock
A,o- IN relation TO the proposed unsn of New yorb
ard Brooklyn. Ordered 10 be printed ''" WIN
IRON B"are ~ Rssistants Report in favor of grant
ing the privilege to OF property To bnila nsr
ib'o TIE East iiver between Clinton and Jefferson
streets Adopted. ''''''"
Rpor lroni Board Of aldermen In favor Of rssulst
ihg csr'an lots IN twenty first and Twenty. second
streets. Consurredin.
Also, in favor Of regulating Thirty. fourth street.
bom Eleventh avenue TO HUDSON street. Concurrad
in To al vacant lots in Twenty seventh street
Concurred in. ~
Several communicationf petitions, &c.
c.ived and were appropriately referred
Report IF Boore Aide,men In relation to House of
Industry and House OF the Friendless Copcurred in
In favor Of changing the ordinances in relation to
sewer In Thiriy.six tn street. AID regulating Thirty
ninth street Adopted.
Resolution In favor Of properly warming the oham-
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen Concurred in.
Report In favor Of regulating Twenty. eight street
Concurredi In.
In favor Of authorizing the Street Commissioner to
employ such additional aid he may deem necessary
for the speedy advertisement and sale Of property on
all unpaid assessments, confirmed prior to January l.
1e49. Adopted.
Report r.miting part Of assessment on lot at cor
neI OF Pearl and Whitehall streets, for sewer. Ad.
Ano TO change the name Of Laurens street. Ad-
hsred to.
Rssoston, in favor Of repeating the mill tax. Re.
ferred.
The Board adjourned, to meet ON Monday evening
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STEAMSHIP HERMANN.-The Ocean Steam Navi-
CATION Companys steamship Hermann is now ION
the sectional dock at the foet of Rutgers st. from
which she will be removed to-day at II o'clock.
Notwithstanding the heavy weather this ship has
experienced during the past year, there is not a
wrinkle IN her copper, nor curve or change In
her lines. Persons curious to examine the hull of
this fine ship, are requested to look at her this
morning, before she is launched into her native
element
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

The LAUNCH OF THE SrKAMsHIps.-The Atlantic
will be launched from the yard of VIM. H.
Brown, foot of Twelfth street, at half.p twelve,
M; and the Pacific from the yard of Jacob Bell,
foot of Houston street, at half-past one o'clock,
z. M. tomorrow, the 3lst inst.