New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19


st the Merchants Exchange when the whole of
the balance will be sold,
GRIEF OF poLIcE.-In virtue OF an appointment
of Chief OF Police by the Mayor elect i'm case the
present Chief should not be reappointedl we have
heard the names of number of persons men,
toned, and among them that of Sydney H. Stew
art the Clerk of Police which seems to meet
with much appreciation. We hope to see man
thorough experience in police matters selected,
and have no doubt that such person Will be Sc
Iected
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-llonday.-
The trial OF Delany, charged with the murder OF
man in Centerst was postponed to this day,
when the case of the Sandwich Island man,
charged with murder but alleged to be insane,
will also be called up.
CANAL Boar SUNK.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning, the canal boat C. Wilder, from Buffalo,
was foundered in the mouth of the slip between
piers and 7 East River. The boat had full
cargo ofcheese and butter amounting to l76 tuns,
~ We call attention to the advertisement of
the Southern Magnetic Telegraph Co. published
in our columns this morning. This Company has
laid down its wires across the Hudson near Fort
Lee, and they respectfully request Captains OF
vessels not to disturb the same by casting anchor
in that immediate vicinity.
FATAL ACcIDENr-The Coroner held an III.
quest Yesterday at l76 Sprlng-st. upon the body
of Albert c. Conover, years OF age, who was
killed by being struck by stick OF timber which
fell upon him while playing III the yard OF his
fathers residence Verdict accordingly.
ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-A Dutch boy named
VIM. Doll was yesterday arrested charged with
breaking paddock which fastened the stable door
of William Thorp III the rear OF 1862 Houston-st
The accused was caught IN the stable by oiilcer
Ripley of the Seventeenth W ard. he was taken
before Justice Mountiort and held for trial.
DlsrREss.-A family under very distressing
circumstances are now suffering from actual want, Every
particular may be obtained from TITUS WEBB II Catha
rinesr Jsmes il 10 and l6
NEW EMPRESS FOR PRoyIDENCE.-Smlth X
Co.'s New York and Providence Daily Package Express
This line being thoroughly organized is ready to re-
ceve and forward al kinds of merchandise small parcels
specie bank notes. &c Also for The collection and pay
of notes, drafts bills &c. &c, Offices Nassau-st'
New York; Exchange-st. Providence.
FINE ARrs-WTe call the attention of the art.
loving public the Taboype Portraits of the estab-
ishment Of Mr.. A. g, Brauns (ae Langenhem Coz
2l7 Broadway which combine the exact likeness
of the photograph with all the expressive effect Of the oil
or miniature painting The process by Which the Talbo-
types las these pictures named after their inventory
are taken secures accuracy Of outline proper gradaon
lgl and shadow with graceful and easy position; while
the talented workmanship OF eminent artists gives these
pictures the Characteristic expression much admired in
the productions of the best masters in portraure No
small advantage s that this process obystes The necessity
Of those tedious sings required by artists that draw by
the eye; one or TWO sngs, Of few minutes duration
EACH being all that required We would advise the pub.
lie examine The fine collection of specimens that MI
Brauns has al his rooms which viii repay the trouble of
visiting them We also call attention to the advertisement
in another column of our paper.
" The large sale of lots at Dunkirk, the
terminus OF the Erie Railroad Lake Erie, VIII be con-
lnued this day Tuesday Nov 49, at p O'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, by COLE Chiffon Ancdoneers. The
balance of the lois remaining unsold comprises large
portion of The most valuable part of the property Tie
sale peremptory by order of the NewYork Dry Dock
Company Maps can De had Of the Auctioneers Wall st
ES Mr. WARMERS Music Glass, which prom
ses 10 be of unusual interest will be opened with Free
rsc,ure at as Broadway on Monday evening next The