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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19
-. TuKUrGM LIE FOR CALIFORNIA VI.

-. THROUGH LINE FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA
@9tsG CHAGRE5-Commefcia Lille Sailing Semi-IOuth-
y.--1hs new Packet NATHAN HALE, Com.
msnter A. Crowell VIII sail Thursday, April -, At
O'Clock p NJ This vessel Il but year old and rosy
f4s, saiisr Capt Croweli IL ~ Old experienced Com.
snder h,rs .c5H ong employed In the South American
trade Those about 10 proceed 10 the Gold Regions viii
find Il greatly 10 their advantage 70 examine - sccomno
da0ns before securing passage elsewhere they will
ind he rates much and the atoms fully
equal any other mode OF convey Being the re.1
lar ne she will sail purcmely TO her day The vessels
compusirg this line being all fsstsaers. the difference 10
sailing time viii he but fng 10 that OF the steamers and
much lower rates Arrangements can be made 10 secure
passage through from Panama and Son Fnncsco at very
reduced prices by rscass vessels sailing regularly from
Price Of Pqsage 10 Chqgre'.
Cabin. Seqond Cabin go
Price Of Passage from Panama 10 San Francisco.
Cabin................S Second Cabin.
Found In every Thing except wines and liquors.
The time from New. York San francisco by this line
about 50 days Passengers by this line not detained
on the sinmUs and those proceeding to San francisco
will do well select this line for comfort the vessels
will In be allowed 10 lake The legal number.
For freight or passage spply on board, Wast or 70
OLNEY SESSIONS 81 Souih-st and
N L McCREADY co. IS Souh-st
frstcass vessel VIII succeed the above and sail on her
regular dsy 10Th NAV sig l0t-
80 FOR SACKAMENTO CITY, CALlFoR.
1SyS NIA-Dlspstch Line.-New brig China, 81 per
North River. No freight taken amer sstuIuayi
Goth inst Shippers III send IN bills OF IsdDg ~ Vnec
SIX passengers can be taken. T. b. sCIIONe ", =,
all A. o. 49,
-. FOK IFORNIA.DisPATCHL LINE
RE- has ssyen-eg hhs Of her cargo engaged and
going on board take ANAL quantity Of light heighi
4n as s' Iu N ''" CO. L B SUTTON co q w.I.;
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
) 60. a LA lsPREss liSE sszgsn15l


La - ls29, sa = o "a lE.c.z.ZlT!s1Ik
Phil A DELPIIJA
20 PITTsBURGH-Lesyes the Depot "a Markets.
Daily, a. O'Clock NJ. AID Pm 80 miles by Railroad
throGg IN u days
The cara on the Columbia and Pennsylyana Railroad a.o
OF very best and comfortable description Several
new packets have been placed the line and all have
been newly painted and handsomely furnished with espe
cal reference the comfort and convenience OF uayeor
aEOrdng the Of quick and agreeable journey
Pittsburgh
Every effort Will be render this most desirable
route % lis West
FOR sests apply at "a MsrketsL and corner Third
end CHcsnuL PLilRdelphia WIN. COLDER Z co.
FOR further Information spply al Wssi-st New Yors
mls Il X. II. HIHDES, Agent
IT. AsTAPEN ISLAND FEKnY.-OD
Sas.sps,-5 and after March ], 1850 l6fd
Leave New-YoTk 81 g. II, !, u and och.
Leave Vanderbilt Landing ats 10. IL and o'c.oeG
- FOX LIVEKPOOL-rhe Regular Packet OF
HENRY CLAY, Capt =. NJ. French, will sail
above regular dag For freight passage having
fiyaied accommodations, spply 10
a sPOFgORD. TlLEST0N L co. a. south-sL
IL FOR HAyANA--Ths fa,t sailing, cnppered sDd
Adams will positively sail on Tuesday Apnl H.
For passage only apply board, pier - East River,
az 10 5POFFARD TlLESTON 4 co ~ south-st
IL FOR LIYERP0OI..-Regusr Packet Of Tho
GSsG nth ~ Apnl-Tbe and splendid pacsetship
HENRY CLAY, Capt r. " freneh Will sail a.
above her regular day For eigh, or passage having
riYalled aecOnnodsiions apply ~
all SPoFFORD. TiLEsTOS / co. "a Sonth-st
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

No e landed VII be taken 40 gage (lsrgrs
Of eiba king deba-Sng sud all personal pOr, chsrgs
Including health fees sld boat hire - Dee paid the pafse
gers No passage paid Tor Apply al the 81
hce ~ the COMPANY. sew-Nork. u Southst .TfU
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DOCkN BAR MINING 60. CALiFOKNIA
IA shares "a be disposed e frst cost saS0
This COMPANY formed The bar by sdventarer. from,
various sections OF the county and their nights ana prv
i-ges are " immense vsue Persons goiag California
Others viii find II fsvOrsoe opportunity for
aking small irves;mrnt-Si Walst 50 door.
Books close May !. JANIS DELANAN,
sl5ei' Secretary.
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- 1 COUNTRY RE~fDENtE ron SALE
~. cr 90 .rf Delightfully."- lcaiei a. Bans -ffy, y J
-- within i've minutes WALL u the Y-ny, Gon which a
boat RUS hree four times per DAY OBJ HesYorkcoi.-
ianinc tweaiy fali, slcssf via choice variety
II fr with convenient hulcng.. FOR ilrher laricl are
i-qn.re ofsRlDGEr y EoT ERFlELD 90 lle premise 8.
2ys
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.).,S.o THROUGu LINE-For ssn Fancisc5

1nL.ft via Ch-gr-s direct. Tne steamship Phi.adel.
ph.a viii leave her dock Pier No y X for
Cheres direct, Saturday, Msy 4, ht4 O'Clock Passcn-
gers viii place their baggage on board the day previous
ROWLAND ASPlHWALI., 81 and s. South
All tNyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-19

81 FOR -ALE-In ihe village Of Madison, y J. a
81 and bases .ut house. W one Of ground,
'S'--- covered win variety Of fruit irers The house
Is nearly new about thrc- minutes walk from tho Nor
re and Essex Railroad Def0, two hours from New
YorAcars running tw .ce day. e above IS desirable
residence fr gentleman doiue business ~ ihe city. For
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hANGINtsc-fsP-r 1900 Poancs from s'soSe tnen-s
II wide different cuGl es ard coors sale asc
urius prices GAuST DERElCks0N .5s SoGia-si
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IA 30 LEF-Two very Convenient c1.iage-buit
So houses it9 Al Grlud-st vi iam-lur.h; buut
H. Years since and IN excellent order Tire houses
2 ty 30 FEE b4srin no md sub cellar marble
nantes pszzls fOnt and rear, grape. ires. Re- tia
yard Two ~ lots 10 each house Apply Guile & Ra-
teus. 90 Maden-iAue Of Charles Mao the premi-
s. R-ntlOu. MI -
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81. TO IEI-Ou ssTbbie terms. j-sory and al It.
Ea frs,c house situated FuuIseu,nst the rent 10
~ be taken IN the Dos ~ Of email family, "ho Will &C.
cupy pgri u the hoase This 81 rare opportunity 70 Sc
cure delightful de very easy terms Address,
win name AID residence, > ". d. c. Tnbule Office.
ale
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T5l-t- al Csr- o. Camp Comp ,nnts, and lhs Del
Mtulisctlrng Company a.. tOn t . Tore
Ter. Drliwlr" Manufacturing Con
play hereby u1il ted p-Hce Of iecr-l orieF
the produce ans prove -
fore srbrh+r Masters Court, - ohc-
city Trenton Monday, the --oll Gay 81 AFI n'H
Al boi- hst 81 them respectively azn SAD Company Dated
Nara o. ls'-. CALEB : GREEN, Master b Claae-ry-
my
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- At PRIVATE SALE-Tle s.ory nnrA house
F md o' zee the srl.7 a1e oi vrrrtui1-sl be-
S~A jog the fa house 90 tle block ~ re hui dngs
east D cp1dsr ~ house .3t3 fee tlt-fed Do mod
ert style with al the mri~fn iinrrorrmrnis F1r 'lnfr
prtculsrs apply ID ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Auc-
toneer. Rr.ad-si. all Nv
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- EMpiRE CITY LINE FOR sAN

N.tIr--yN FRANCISCO, VA IUAUKE5 DIKEIT.-
The splendid Steamship Crescent Clty, 30
TINS burden Charles Sioddar Commander for san Fran
c sco via Chagres direct "Wednesday. NAV lst from
dock, pier ,, y al O'clock. precisely for freight
or passage, apply to
a'6 isllst J. HOWARD i SON. 81 Broadway.
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rI,O COUNTRY MFRcHaaNTs I'm orurps ~
j WANT OF PArER-S,sl0 rea ans Car And Letter Pa.
pers, 10 J. I, ssd whole resms f ~ ~
8O,0 rcan.s good Crown and Folio si,sv P.Ds,
Sec reaais good Crown and Folio Rss Panel
4,oCo rams Tea Shoe, Bag, Manila and Tissue Pane,
Also Hsrtws-e Frining, Cob, Eave,op Paper
Blue srd While Bounes Bosres Se IL ~, a. i,,,
At JOHN c ROSERrsS Commission Paper Warrhoa.~
IN John-sL ,ISIv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14
Marine Affairs.

Jenny LIND AND THE TURKISH AMBASSADOR AT THE
LAuscH To-pAY.--Messrs. Lawrence sneden, foot of
Cherry street will make another attempt to launch
the steamship North America to-day, at half past two
clock. 1t appears the idea entertained By
persons that the failure TO launch her Thursday
ewing to the absence of Jenny Lind, who ex-
pected to grace the ceremony with her presence 1t is
positively asserted that she will witness the launch
to-day. We have authority, alse for stating that
Amin Bey, the Turkish Ambassador with his suite will
be present this interesting location will inspect
the ship yard of Msssrs. Lawrence sneden at one
o'clock to-day. The North America is noble vessel,
ard well worth the trouble OF a visit
FoR CHAGEEs.-The steamship Cherokee Capt. Win.
die left her dock at o'clock yesterday afternoon for
Chsgres she carried full freight and larg list OF
passengers whose will be found under aritine
intelligence.
STEAMER ON LAKE MEMPukE19AGoG.-Ast steam or has
recently been on the above lake OF large d.
mensions, to run up aud down, touching at various
points her journey She 10 40 feet deck II feet
beam, deck 30 feet and feet hold. Her engine
10 horse power six feet stroke and Il inch cylinder
| and built at Montreal. The hull was built at
Georgeville stanstead l. c., by Geo. w foga Cross
She to make her trial trip the lake last Tues
| dAy.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY sept lo-o r. N.
AsHss.-For pearls the market was pretty active.
with sales OF leo bbs at So. Pots without srked
alteration; about 90 bbls. sold at So IAN So lSx.
BKEADsruFFs-FIolw.-T vas increased aotivty in
the market for the inferior and low grades State and
Western flour. The inquiry for export and for the
East vas active, and prices of fresh ground and
State have improved. Canadian was In moderate de-
msnd, with sales of 700 bbs at 81 o2 81 6sA for
old 81 rs for fresh ground and 81 S7k for new. to
arrive The sales of domestic to day, add up IA 900
ibis at S. 62,l 50 rs for sour; So rs 81 for No
Euperfns; 81 Al 81 so for old com State 81 62z
81 6Sa for fresh ground State; 81 6s% 81 rs for
new do; 81 6s2< 81 sl4 for Western; and So q
So l2h tor pure Genesee which, with better grades
we're heavy. Southern Flour With q brisk de-
msna for all descriptions, particularly old brands,
prices have advanced. The transactions aggregate
1900 balls. at So 1879 IS tlk for old mixed aud
straight brands, and So 81 So 90 for do There
was less Rye Flour Offering, and prices hanythug
hrmer. Sales made Of 600 barrels at So "a So.
For Corn Meal the market very firm; sales of 200
bbls Jersey at SO l21s There was a good demand
for Wheat, but the supply being moderate. trsnsic-
lions we're restricted Canadian something better
with sales of 500 bushels common in hand at 81
500 bushels common Southern, at 81 and SOC bushels
prime Genesee, to arrive soon, at about 81 Is. Rye
was without special change Sales made of 500
bushels at 6s cents TO arrive in few days, and 10 a
701 cents delivered The supply Of Barley was made
cents per bushel for prime tworowed Oats not
plenty and held firmly at IS Al cents for Northern,
and "A IS for Jersey The market for Corn was firm,
but not active the sales being only 10000 bushels
Ga 64is cents for Western mixed 65 cents for Yves
tern yellow and 63 cents for heated Northern Cana
dian peas were dull at previous 6gores.
CsFFEE.--The demand was very brisk, and holders
stiff The sales comprised ESQ bags Laguayrs at ~
cents $50 Java, at l2 cests; and rs St Domingo, at
10ld cents.
Corros The market continues firm and on most
styles a small advance has been paid to-day. The
fears of shorter season for rpeDiBg the crop, than
anticip ated has doubtless had some influence
in Fastening operations. The sales were about 900
bales. We alter our quotations 20 conform viz
IyERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
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Oak Engine Co n, A. called n Wednssfav .ssns
Es the lth Inst Tie meeting called erisr At ssh
W. H. Bulteel called 20 TIRE shAr-tweaty. nine mem
DIT Is;.n, Or m"9n G. inIattso Of three were ap-
senimsps en- fcrtansd ~ mpany in reference 10 the
sanus Report q the hie giaesr Of the Nov York Yrs
pepsriment Said s-"mi rep.rsd the follo wing pre-
whereas The Chit ~ the " Y Fire Department in Ais
re h e@ ia bs has m, ="
seetel With the muni,ira authorities ana whereas:
sgainst eerisin cnosr. Of said city governruent os
having prostituted & power. delegated to them to the
that he making sAid charges was aetuated solely
by desire TO yromos .he welfare Of the department..
eurred Noted Of organized desperadoes sus
tho Fire pepsrt~est, which disturbances have ten
AAd whereas Gu, Chef while snGeavorng to sbats said
d,nrbsLee by having the ctous parties arrested in ey
msrtes par,ss would have been piacsi ths
reach Of hitting f"rhsr fo TIE a...
fsrs.ss 4 esrtsio @s@sers Of the Nomaoa 6oaas xc
thereby Totally dtregsrdr the aud ~eare of the
re Department sheh j. their dusy to cherish AID pIO-
pursued bv them thft he while discharge OF hie
duties to be met a. the outst With the determined oppo
Therefore resolved Thar the thanks Of com paay aro
due AID are hereby tenders To Alfred ESQ., thiss
Engineer Of the Fire part the fearless man
ner in which he has hs late annual Report TO thu Com
NOR Council exposed th. in which they sad
committee on the Fire Department have performed thsx
Resolved That this PAW will NIL honorable means
the Fire Department Of the city OF New York.
Resolved That's copy Of the foregoing preamble and
ad % c fas Tnsn.o be and sr pI
lshed in the Americas owu aud tremaa and New
.-. n' 5Sas sq il a a6Ass s ssrssas
S.frl s' T%s"' Committee.
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Stock in the city in al hands estimated at 40 0e bales
fEuGHTs.-Cotten was engaged for Liverpool at
3l61. and for flour vessels firmly demanded Is. sd.
for grain, and lie cd Dos for dead weight To Gss
gov bacon engaged at lis Cd To California rates
were dull at e0c. There was no change to France.
RIcE.-Owing to a temporary excitement In the
market, cargo Of about $50 casks purchased by
two dealers in the article speculation, at So
which "a above the last saet
PRovIsoss-There a better feeling In the market
for pork, with sales OF 400 bbls at 50 63 for thin
mess; IS lsI for prime; and $40 3l4 $40 ~ for
mess. There nothing done change, holders
being incliHed to ask higher prices. Beet firm,
with sales of $50 bbls at 81 25 SO for and So
SO for prime; prime In better demand, but
rather easier about 100 terces sold ct SIS rs. Cut
meats and beef hams were unalt-red. Lard was in
good demand, with sales Of 800 bills. at SIC for
grease and CSC q &c. for fair to prime. Butter and
cheese plenty and quiet.
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The Landing OF the Turkish Ambas--j-
His Retention. sof-

The Landing OF the Turkish Ambas--,- =
His Reception. 'o'-
The United States ship Erie
den yesterday forenoon arrived of Castle Gar
Amin Bey the" at II O'Clock when the Hon
by Mr.. p .arkish Ambassador, was waited upon
VII X,rmsn, the chief Secretary OF the MAYOR,
~ said that he had been depu.ed t., inform his Honor
that TIE city authorities regarded kin their guest
tina. apartments provided for him at the Aston
House and that to- morrow tnis day. st IL o'clock NJ
the Mayor and the Aldermen of the city and county
of Now York would pay him their personal and off,
eial respects.
Com. AMIN Bey replied, through John p. Brown
Esq the Secretary of legation, as follows Il feel
deeply the Kindness and hospitality rendered, espe
cially nc ii is not honor conferred upon M per-
sonally but upon my sovereign the Sultan whose SER
want and representative am. take This op por.u
nifty to say that there Is part Of this strange
and wonderful world, in which the Sultan took so
deep an interest in the great commercial city OF
New York. Eokford and Rhodes, naval architects;
Morse, the great msn who sends by hre; Colt,
the inventor OF the most celebrated frsarm all eth
gems Of New York, have each made known to the
| Sultan the greatness and genius Of the American
people. beg that the Mayer may be informed Of my
high appreciation of the Kindness extended to me by
the city government Of which shall take the earliest
opportunity to inform the Sultan.
The Minister to W ashington then accompanied
on shore by John p. Brown Esq, Secretary of Lesa.
tion at Constantinople Mr. Fsrman Secretary OF the
| Mayor, and Mr.. Levi D. slamm Purssr OF the Erie,
when q salute of seventeen guns were frsd ftem the
ship in honor Of the Ambassador On landing, he
escorted by these gentlemen and several other citizens
to the Aston House. A Turkish flag had been hunted
for through all the city by the proprietors OF the
Aston fer their he nored guest but could be
found. They had expected one from the Navy Yard
which was made specially for the occasion OF the In
tended visit of the Amba ador but it could not
| be obtained.
Amin Bey is about thirty yearc Of age, OF
! gentle and amable lie were the uniform Of
Port Captain Of the Turkish Navy somewhat re-
semblirs the navy uniform Of the United States,
| oept that the epaulettes very large He wore
besides, a red Turkish cap. He went to hear Jenny
Lind last night He has, We understand accepted an
invitation to visit the Bowery Theatre. He leaves
on Tuesday for Wash ington.
He is described by the officers OF the Erie as gen
tleman Of the most amisble manners.
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MON EY M ARK ET.

fRinAV, sept 1907 N.
There activity in the stock market to-day.
Operators quite lively, and nearly every fancy
in the list advanced fraction. At the hrst bard
4. 2. 6s improved y per cent; Erie Income Bond.
Ia; Erie second Mortgag. Ponds, y; Fsrmers' Loan,
y; Reading r. r., L. Erie r. R., y; Harlem, ~
Nearly three thousand shares Of Reading r. n. we're
sold to day, principally time buyers and seller
option. Erie Bonds we're In demand at the improve.
ment and the transactions we're heavy. The margin
for improvement In the different classes Of grie
Bonds is In our opinion, greater than in any other
security In the lt Capitalists absorbing them as
rapidly a. possible, not 10 initiate prices too
much before supplying themselves and the time Is OF
far distant when the second mortgage Erie Bonds will
he AZ those Of the ffst mortgage AZ regards
the Erie Income Bonds they cheapest seven per
cent security In the market A for the Erie Railroad
stock there IT, 10 fact bat oae opinion among those
who are thoreugbly posted up the subject, aud
which IL, that as investment II is not worth any
per cent. The advance in Reading Railroad has
been too rapid TO be permanent aud IL Is possible
reaction may realized We have little faith In any
permanent improvement; in any Of the fancy stocks;
bu; look for steady advance In prices for all good
sound sub'tsr,isl, dividend psying securities psrti
culaily those which at present rule 30 low The
msnts in wsskirgton. and the favorable effect which
the settlement n the political questions At
issue win have in Europe mast have tendency 70
strengthen confidence in all public securities aud
increase the flow Of foreign cspl,al % this country
The adjustment Of the slavery question will have
wondorf influence on European capitalists and give
an Impetus 20 Investments in this country, only
in stocks bu, In different branches Of industry ADD
commercial pursu;s.
The receipts At thu ofce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Ct this pert to-day, Amounted TO $50 C5O payments
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N0TICE-ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE MEM
IN bers OF the Franklin Hose Company Eighteen held
their Hose Carriage House ~ Beaver Thurday
ing Sept 2,h the fe"siSg preamble and resou lions
unsnimouty adoptdWhsfeas The Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department in his annual report the Common
Council has made charges certain officers OF the City
Government having rrOiuted the delegated
them, TO the detrmen Of ths department. aud where
certain uerntere n the Counc have denounced
the Chief with words II bier beneath contempt
for having the msDlinest in fuineDt Of his duty pub
lie officer OF the city Of the nisdoings OF tho
Municipal antherities and. whereas believing that the
CHER Masking said charges sctustcd solely by de-
sire &c promote the welfare Of the Fire Departments there
fcrc,
Resolved, That 10 the opinion OF the members Of the
Trtukn Rose Company Eighteen, the charges made in his
report true and be sustained by the members Of this
Department.
Eeselyed, That this Company shall all honorable
their orihy Chief Alfred Carson ESQ.,
the star d lie has taken In our behalf
Eesye1 That Of these resolutions, signed by the
officers Of this Company, be transmitted to Alfred
Eq and pubhe4 in the New York Herald. by order oc
the etmpsby tOwaRD c. MURPHY, Foreman.
KrpsoN J. BAroH, Secretary
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Which We shall publish 1T nine O'Clock this morning
will be one OF the best that has smana.ed from
the press. Amongst the mass OF information II will
contain, will be found full and comprehensive reports
Of the hshy important proceedings in Congress dar.
ing the week; the movements Of Jenny Lind, with
lengthy sritiems upon her nrt and se:ond concerts
the details Of weeks later European news; accu-
rate particulars relative to the Mrs Forrest divorce
ease now pending in this city the proceedings OF the
Democratic State Convention at Syracuse interesting
statement with regard to the new Turkish Ambassa-
dor, who has just arrived &C., &C. sc. The paper
may be had at the counter, in wrappers. Price, six
pence per single espy, o. SO . year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

FIRE DEPAhratNT ar REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting OF prote ii N tugne Company No. g. held
the Engine House, on Wednesday evening September H.
lSO the following preamble and resolutions unas
mously adopted Where's the Chief Of
York Fire Department hat neught proper bring
notice OF citzep the conduct Of certain Aldermen Captains
OF foe and others In cf srgpy arrested by him for
committing covsrdiy and attacks
bic members of the department b. these means
ing the attacks OF ls~ess persons by Immunity pups
ment also 20 the Traction ~ the Commit
nent o. the Common Council nsglectn and thus tacit
refusing to Loce che petitions and memorials
by him tr their slton thus DESTROYING the confidence
putes between companies, dangerous alike to tins honor
and good name Of the department.; And whereas our
worthy Chief has hs settled to
break NJ those organization, which doing
destroy the efficiency fellowship existing the
department.
Resolved That consider tn the thaaks
OF only fromep but OF the whole
Mr. Carson for the able aud fearless which
exposed grots and ur paroonahle nss.sct Of duty.
Resolved, That n company highly approve OF the
Report OF TIE Ctef Engineer ana OF the
pressed therein and that will support him in the stand
which be has tsEen to The Last extremity, IL necessary.
Resolved That of these resou tons be forwarded t
Mr.. Carson, and thai the ssme be published.
WM q. LYONS, Foreman
EDwD. McGISsIs Seere airy.