New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12


The new lines Of stages from the line OF the Har-
lem Road at Thirty first and Fourteenth SITS %
Broadway afford facilities never before enjoyed
for reaching the Hudson River cars, and as cold
and ice set in, hundreds viii prefer the trains to
the Erie boat, If they are hot to lose an hour or
two in consequence Of arrangements made with
out reference to the convenience OF the travelling
public as regards time and expense
REwARD-Four or FIVE overcosts were stolen
st g. O'Clock last night from l0l East Broadway
In the pocket of one were handbook Of the
Broadway Bank and several papers vaIueess ex-
cept 70 the owner SIS viii be paid for the return
fthe papers to 35l Broadway.
ISrRAMURAL INrERMENrs The Assistants last
night voted to stop burials below Eighty sixthst.
after May list, except in private vaults and ceme-
teries now existing.
Observation-Disclosures the Donation Visit to
the Home for the FriendIess, to-day.
TIE BRoAp.sr. FIRE.-The following is a list
of the assurances on the property destroyed by
the fire in Broad-st so far as the amount has been
ascertained The entire loss is estimated at
s25O,oO0 and the aggregate insurance was s220,90O.
There were 1900 bales of cotton destroyed. The
assurances are as follows
Augusta ms and Banking Co cotton, s. 500 \ Western
1S Co iron $4,000; Enickerbo,ker ms Go cotton,
Do DO Sl5oco City do do, $1,000 North America do do
S0Ce0; Clinton do do S2,8Go; Eagle do do $1,000; How
Philadelphia do do, Sl5oOi East River do DO $IoOO
Union IN. DO do $70oO EQUITABLE do do, $3.50 Empire
Sy ID, do do $500 hns Of Hartford do, merchandise
ARRIVAL OF MIssIoNARIEs.-The bark r. Ad-
ans arrived yesterday morning from FernandoPo
| West coast of Africa bringing the following pas
| sengers attached to the Gaboon mission under
the care ofthe American Board MIR Ira NJ Pres.
ton, Mrs Jane S Preston Miss j ane Cowper
TIE BROOKLYN FERRIEs-Henry c. Murphy,
Edgar J. Barlow and Samuel E. Johnson in be.
halt OF themselves and associates petition the
Council of this City for ten years lease Of the
following ferries, on the conditions named
First As to the Fulton Ferry There shall be run on said
boa OF the class for the whole wenty.four hours
and four such boats from one hour after sunrise
until O'Clock al night except Sunday the boat
Second As to the South Ferry There shall be run on
said terry ench day, irstcass Gerryboat for the
whole twenty-tour hours; such boats from hour
before sunre until l2} night and three more such
boats from one hour after sunrise until O'Clock night
| except SUNDAY, as 10 the third boat.
Third As 10 the HamionaYenue Ferry; There shall be
run on each day TWO or stclass steam ferrboats
from sunrae until one hour aer sunset ana one OF said
Fourth. As to the Montague place or WaI-st Ferry
There shall be run at least one hrsclass steam ieryboa
from sunrise until IA at night and TWO sucn Ooats unul
o'clock al ight, except on Sundays.
Fifth One communication shall cover all the ferries and
the rates fare for crossing shall not exceed the custom
airy heretofore charged on the Fulton and South
| Ferries.
Sixth In order the permanent and progressive
Improvement Of said ferries there shall be divided
The capital stock invested in said ferries than per
anapcmen Of ferries 50 extensi9e but the surplus fund
shall be expended in the following manner:
All surplus funds and above the expenses Of man.
aging said ferries keeping in repair and providing new
Oa ferry houses and fixtures so as to give all necessary
dend shall he paid into tie Treasury OF the City OF New
York annually, the first day OF June in each year.
saving % per cent thereof to meet conngencies and II
remaining undispoed OF at the end OF me ease shaii men
be paid The Corporation And for tue purpose OF
enabling the Corporation 10 ascertain such surplus the &c,
Of the Association snail a. all uies pc open 70 Tue
inspection of the Mayor and Controller OF an
the Chairman Of the Ferry Committee OF the two boards
OF the Common Council thereof
The essees may reduce but not increase, the
rates of terriage, except by consent OF the Com
mon Council of NewYork,
They think that as Montague Ferry will not
pay its way for some time. 800 is too high a
rent per annum). They will further agree to
dispose of their boats at their own expense at
the end of the lease.
ABOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and New Y ear
are close at hand and presents will soon be in great de
mand Where are the bestl the reader viii say; an
aver at Kernos bookstore in neutrality-suspicious. Phioso.
ply History Poetry Fun, and all that's desirable under
tile Sun-and the Earth too, where Fairies sleep
ing and regions OF magic where pgnies are creeping
and in Fancys dominion where Poets Inning, and in
satre's broad field where Crukshank Is grinnIng-all
these for all ages and all disposona-or the mind over
hardened tie sures physicsnsn binding and prices that
all have will or-nke apples OF gold in pictures OF silver
at Kenots Broadway, six thry-three all these and
much other the reader may lest the name and the
number should chance be missed just call for copy OF
| the Holiday List
NEW PAEoRAMA.-Cogswels Panorama OF
Life in California and the is,hmus OF Daren the first
work Of kind fully representing the scenery and man
The Gold Country, is nearly completed, and will be
| ready for exhibition the lsl Of January. We judge
from reputation of the artists, Messrs Lehr and Dallas,
that this Panona will present The views Of
! land ofdeep interest to The mass OF the people here.
PANORAMA OF THE PMGRI5fs PRoGREss.-
There viii be an Afternoon Exhibition Of his Panorama
tins afternoon at O'Clock.
Eg= Prof w B. Bradbury's Choral Singing.
Glass the Tabernacle, postponed from Last Friday viii
be organized tomorrow evening See advertisement.
~ We are requested to say that the large
collection OF Pictures free exhibition 10 The Old gal
cry OF the National Academy, The Society Library
viii be open today sgiying Sales vii lake place
on Friday and Saturday evenings These pictures were
brought rom Europe by BIZ. Eddy.
IL We learn that the Rev. 7 Dwight Hunt,
who arrived on Sunday from San Francisco, will
return with his family after short visit among
his friends.
CASUALTIES on TUEsDAY.--Wm. Raybourne
fell into the river al the foot Of Warrensc. he
was rescued and taken TO the Police Office.
John Demaray colored man, Jumped of the
dock at the foot Of Morton-st. North River, but
was rescued with no other injury than complete
wetting
John Van Nice fell down at the corner Of Broad