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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
President-GROVER C. STEWART.
Iicc Pyesident-WiLLIAM JONES.
Secreiayy-ENocH DENNAN.

Treasurer-JoHN o. PAGE.
Erecutire Comnittfc-GroveF c. Stewart. Marcus Long
William Brewster Michael Dowiug Solomon .owentrtte
Speeches made by |. Bannaer. EnOcii Deuuan,
Solomon Lowcntntte Grover c. Stewart William Jones'
Marcus Long and Others. Mr. Stewart said there were
large numbers OF National Reiomers in this city VINO only
required that there should be organizations when they
would out Join The association. aud openly advocate
reform measures Already mas acahddae 6esh nominated
for the Presidency in 1882 Wisconsin sends Two Senators
who favorable to their views md Michigan a. State,
could almost be said 70 be with hem aud before Two years
viii be entirely Though they might not eect Prtsl-
dent with their votes alone he believed that the niu'
epce OF National Rei0mers would c0mPe one lhe Vlei
Of the great parties select who would be pledged
National Reform PRINCIPLES alr Lowentfitte who Is
said 10 be Hungarian by birth, alluded N emphatic terms
tie want Of proper national legislation in favor o! tue
working classes of the country Though he said TO be
descendant from the Tribes Oh Israel he quoted from te
New Testament when be said the foxes have holes and The
fowls Of the air have nests, but men nowadays ~ TINS
country were not voted the hnhs habagon earth &c
The meeting had resolved occupy the room they no."
have every Monday evening and instructed the Executive
Committee report Constitution a. their next meeiingi
and ihen adjourned.
RI The Sunday arrangements Of the Paterson
and Ramapo Railroads have been changed, leav-
ing New-York at ) o'clock PM. aud Paterson
Depot at PM,
~ Dr. Elias ]. Marsh of Paterson President
Of The State Medical Society, died at the house OF hsbroh'
inaw Thomas n. STAFFORD, in NewYork, On "Wednesday
morning, in tie 18Th year ofhs age
FlRE-Two barns of J / Plume on the Bell
vile Road near the Foster Home, were burned on Wed
The stable OF Nj Chntoc,, Williamsl Newark was SCI
on fire the same evening.
AWFUL AccIDgNT-A German by the name OF
John Openaufer fell into the large cooling iub containing
hot swi Friday last at Yole's dlstlery Easton He
remained in the boiling fat liquid about three minutes Ia
taxing OF lis clothes and shoes few minutes ater-word
all the skin removed from his body, ana Tic nails rom
his toes He was so terribly scaded that even his hair fell
out The unfortunate lived in this terrible condition
until the next morning and retained ms senses until tie lst
EyS The population of North Brunswckls stated
blythe Fredonma follows inhabitants born IN ireland,
Iq9; other foreign countries 5l9 cOored population. 49,
The population OF tie township l0Oo2 There }02
deaths from Inc st OF june 1912 the ls OF June 1880 OF
witch 100 by Cholera.
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CITY ITEMS.

JENNY LIND-CoNCERT AND ORArORlo.-Las asst
night Trpcr Hall was entirely filed by the most
brilliant audience we have ever seen in this City
The programme was that Of Tuesday evening
with the substitution of the Bird Sons" for " OF
dee Woke Mozart's Non mi dir and the trio
from Meyerbeer were rather above the sympa
thies of the audience neither the serene melodious
spirit of the former nor the exquisite artistic ar
rapgements of the latter loosed 1.-THE of that en-
thusaln which greeted Jenny Linds singing of
the simple Bird Song of Paubert. The souls
of all sweet singing birds spoke in that, with
something of the cool shade and fragrance Of
leaves. and sunbeams astray in the woods 1t
was soul of Astounding .ioy-a voice that, like
the lark shot up in Pickering gyres' but rather
the human Joy OF young and untried heart, than
any bird known to our ears.
The wonderful aria from Luci0 which has
brought so many heretofore sceptical critics down
upon unwilling knees, was rapturously encored
Next followed after BELLErrG's II mo piano c
7acparotol the Gipsys Song from Meyerbeer's
amp OF Silesia, and without pause, the Dale
corlian Invitation to the Dance" Who could
dcsist from dancing, till he collapsed with tagged
sinews, if such a voice marked the measure 1t
is as irresistible as a Neapolitan taraRtePo. After
retiring, Jenny was called out twice, and in ODE
dence to calls from all parts of the house, seated
herself again and sang the echo Song" She
was then allowed TO depart in peace.
BE1LErrI and PEEELL1 acquitted themselves
admirably, and the orchestra was especially fine in
Weber's Overture which given with slo-
rious jubilant spirit.
Tonight the Oratorio Of the ]iesSiah is to be
performed The seats are nearly, if not quite, all
taken
iCKETs FOR PARoDI FIRST NIGHr.-The sale
of Opera tickets for Monday night-PARoDl first
Appearances going very rapidly at 81 so a
seat. MARETzEK has very properly taken meas,
to prevent speculation so far as this is posi-
bic With the exception of the secured seats, a
| limited number of tickets is sold each day, the
most OF them being reserved for tie evening Of
the performance. This, it is believed, will check
speculation to any great extent
Tonight, at the Opera-House, we are to have
Enam, with the same cast as on Wednesday night
"a most successful one, to our thinking.
We understand that in engaging Mile. Fitz
James for the boards OF Astor-place. Max Maret.
EEK gave her full authority to select any male
dancer she might choose to assist in her perior,,
mances She accordingly fixed upon NJ Carey,
who is said to be the greatest dancer since YES
this and caused him to be engaged for the purpose.
We are assured that even the manager was taken
by surprise at the announcement. Mr.. Carey is
not yet here. but is expected to arrive in few
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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

- Tie Hudson County Opposition and q hide
pent Wings" Conventions held at North Bergen
on Monday, both agreed upon the following ticket:
Sepatoy-Edmund T. Carpenter.
4ssembiy-Henry B. Welsh
Coroaers-Isaac spinning. John Beard, Joshna Van
Name.
National REFoRN-The AdreASer of Wed
nesday says, a number OF persons of this city,
friendly to National Reform, met in the Hall l43
Marlsetst last night. to organize an association
auxiliary to the State Society. Mr. Enoch Den
man. in calling the meeting to order briefly al
luded TO the platform Of principles He did not
believe that either OF the great political parties
iovored their views Of National and state iegisla-
ton, and hence the necessity Of candidates OF
their own, &c; after which the following officers
Were elected
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BROOKLYN LAW cot RTS.


SurREME CoCRr-Specal Tern-i0hs ".
Cameron and Nm B,ad agst. Frederick Hoodoack SUM
nous ard complaint read proof Of service and affidavit OF
no answer ana no appearance Ordered reference 10 Ju-
d5l Z VOORHEES, 10 compute amour. duc
M the MATER o The petition Of Join IN eott Committee,
ac-Orered that report BE- confirmed aAd that the bonds
snj mortgages executed by The purchasers should contain
the usual FIRE and interest clauses,
yape7 s Ode and others against Freeman Sp1aguc and
Michael p HolQd-Monon 10 change place 81 thai from
Wcsfcheser 10 Queens county Granted VIII go costs,
gbide event OF trial
Chem Pollard against Hn. AcI)ermit and ottes-Re-
b Strykerto ascertain aud report he amount
tsurplus defendant any otter person, which
Is lien upon said surplus, ordered
CRY CouRT.-Before Judge Greenwood Aid.
Taylor and DenikcThe Court notified the District Altor-
ue that he would be readyto sentence on Saturday heu
hose prisoners convicted during the term.
The Dtnry Cqe--inother Postlooemcet argument
Ii relation 10 the new Indictment in this case was post
poned until some day that the Court in tie interval Of The
civil business during Tie next term thinks proper SO that
tie decision may be before the Isl day OF De-
cenber the cause cannot now be possibly tried before
TIE Court then adjourned tic criminal portion OF IL in.
rsdction 10 Saturday next
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MINIATURE ALmASAo....rHls DAY.

-Rises...6 SO ses......... So Moos-Risssi ol,n
HlGH WATER.-....No l.
Sandy Hook ON Gov Island 55u Hon Gate SIN
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Us. DIsTR1cr CouRT.-The testimony In the
collision case OF the Worcester and Bay State as con
Guided Yesterday and the Court adjourned ioL inc Efn
The Court leels again Tuesday, and The summing up
VIII be proceeded in
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MARINE CouRT-Bctore Judge LYnch.-Geo
H. Traphagen vs. Cornell i TurHare-Dr 7 one DAY . H.
August last about turning his carriage rom 81 oaa " az
The Broadway oInnibuses belonging 10 c. T. he brings
action for damages 4 sewer was being erected q .4e
junction OF The street and the vehicle had 70 20 10 one sac
OF the street Il was commended that the oniels as hot
al fsut The Court from the testimony ihohga. mere
was negligence on the part OF the omnibus Judgment or
rlai,,,ia So Is For MI Nj. Roher shannon: I0r
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BoARD OF hursday.-S0lary
c City Judge Tile Committee on County Ofhcers report,
ed IN favor Of fixing the salary the County Judge 10
be elected as an Assistant Recorder and coordinate
with him in The Criminal Courts, AZ $3.50 year AcoPtsd;
in favor OF cnlargng and extending Tie present Hal OF
Records northward the lower par 10 DC occupied Tor me
Court Room OF the City Judge and the upper pan as III
Office for him. ana also for giving more room Tor tho heg7s'
ter and other Offices.
lorenS,Ss BW~Thc Bill o; Inc Coroner for quarter end
ing 8Oh Sept amounting $3.50 70 was ordered to ne
pad. ., r.. la,
RI, statiug that he was soldier in Mexico and served
in all The battles under Gen Scottla he IS IN III lea!t
ard without any OF livelihood, and ASKING rei'e
Several petitions for relief from referred
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The first public Concert of the Musical As,
.ocaiion on Wednesday evening Central Hall. was q
the musical treat The performances satisfactory 10
all parties Mrs Fowle surpassed al previous effort
Herr Bean was repeatedly encored. The entertainment
dots credit 10 the musical talent OF the village, and doubt
moi VIII give per1nanency ard mpets to the Musical As
ISOLATION Ii was very wei attended.
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FlRE-Two barns of J. l. Plume, on the Bell
vile Road, the Foster Home, were burned on Wed
The stable OF NJ Clintocl,, Willnmsr Newark was SCI
on fire the evening.
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National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society
20 CoRNHILL, LONDON, AND N WALL
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OF the arms To be from IL to 10 inches; the
rough siding of the body must be two inches
larger than the diameter of the arm the sid
ing way; and the moulding size of the body,
Its entire length, must not be less than It's
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~ white oak beams. from % to 80 feet long, to
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and mould inches, and TO spring 10 inches
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10 white oak beams, 81 feet long; To side IL
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10 inches in 70 feet Estimated at $40 cubic
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5000 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak
butt pieces Ground logs) from IL to % feet
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at the top and clear Of the bark, the beams to
be free from wane-pcr cubic foot
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NAVY YARD. PENSACOLA.

Glass No l.--L,mber, (board measure, } per
foot.
II 900 feet yellow pine boards, inch thick to be
10 10 20 feet long, and IL 10 II inches
wide
! 900 feet yellow pine boards, inch thick, TO be
10 to 20 feet long, and u to II inches
wide
10000 feet yellow pine plank 2 inches thick
Is 20 30 feet long, and ~ to Ia inches
wide
I 0 900 feet yellow pine plank, p inches thick 25
20 30 feet long, and ~ TO II inches wide
~, 900 feet yellow pine plank inches thick rs TO
30 feet long, and ~ n II inches wide
All TO be of the best fine grained, long leaf yell
low pine, clear of sap, squsre-edged.
Class No. 2.-White Oak, (board measure, }
per foot.
10000 feet white oak boards, inch thick 70 10 10
feet long, 10 10 ~ inches wide
10000 feet white oak plank inch thick 30 10 80
feet long, and 10 10 IL inches wide
10 900 feet white oak plank, inches thick 30 10 35
feet long, and 10 to ~ inches vide
To be Of the best white oak.
Class No. 3.-W'atc Pine and Cypress, (board
measure per foot.
10000 feet first quality white pine boards, inch
thick, TO be ~ TO 10 feet long. and 10 TO Ia
inches wide
90 900 feet first quality white pine boards, inch
thick, 20 be ~ TO is feet long, and 10 to IL
inches wide
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ASS No. 3.-White Oak Plank

To be sawed to full and even thickness and to
parallel wdths; and not to have more than half
inch OF sap wood on the of the face, sap
eide of the plank. Estimated at 49,, 900 feet board
foot
30 white oak plank, 80 to ~ feet long. 10 to is
inches wide, inches thick.
30 white oak plank, 80 to 40 feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, 3, inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to 45 feet long, 10 To Is
inches wide, inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to so feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, a. inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 TO 90 feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, inches thick.
To be sawed fair and OF even thickness, and to
have natural curve edgcwise, not less than II
inches in the length of each plank. Estmaedht
Is 900 feet board measure-per foot
CLASS No. 4.-Eh,, Whic .ish and Black
Walnut.
500 cubic feet best quality elm timber (butt
peces) fom ten to twenty feet long, and
none less than Is inches diameter at the top
end, clear of the bark-per cubic foot.
10 900 feet board measure white ash plank, from Il
to 20 feet long, IL to 30 inches wide, and two
inches thick--per foot.
800 feet board measure black walnut. oneinch
boards. IL to 20 feet long, and to average 10
inches wide-per foot.
Glass No 5.-Yello,c Pine
1000 cubic feet fine grained southern yellow pine
plank stocks, 10 average forty five feet in
length and none less than 80 feet long-per
cubic foot.
1900 cubic feet fine grained southern yellow pine
promiscuous timber, from 25 to 40 feet long,
and from Is TO "a inches square-per cubic
foot.
Glass No. 6-White Pine.
30 900 feet board measure No. ], or first quality
white pine, ne-inch boards-per thousand
feet.
10000 feet board measure No. ,, or second suslity
white pine, one-inch boards-per thousand
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NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTowN.


Class No. l.-Hhife Oak, (per cubic FOOT
30 900 cubic feet white oak plank stocks.
200 cubic feet white oak curve timber, out
square knees, in lengths from fifteen to TWEEN
five feet 10 be sided straight ono way,
from twelve to eighteen inches and 10 have
natural curve crook the other way from
twenty four 20 sixty inches in the length Of
the stick, the width or size the curved way,
90 bc the full size Of the tree and the most
curvipg part Of the stick angle must be at
- least one third Of It's whole length from the
end; the various lengths, sizes, and curves ia
equal proportions.
1900 cubic feet white oak butt pieces, from twenty
to thirty five feet long, and from sixteen TO
twenty-four inches square, in the middle Of
the sticks, equal proportions OF the various
lengths and slzes-
Class No. 2-ULife Oak Knees. Beams, &c.
20 white oak cheek knees, the whole length Of
each body TO be from 10 10 feet, the length
of the arm from the centre Of the body TO be
from TO feet, and 10 form angle with
the body from 10 TO 100 degrees, nett siding
90 be from 9 TO ~ inches; the bodies To be
sided To the diameter Of the arms the siding
way; the moulding sizes OF the bodies in the
middle Of their lengths to he from 10 to 20
inches Estimated mt 80 inches nett siding
per inch nett siding.
10 white oak knees, for cat heads; the body 10
be from TO 10 feet long, the length Of the
arm from the centre Of the body 20 be from
6to feet long, and TO form angle with
the body from 100 TO lao degrees; nett siding