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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

r,RoTOS AcQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT, September =, 20
p1 notc s hereby gwen the owner or occupant Of each
and every buag .aate street IN hGh the "asf pPss are
~ a, ave nar added all the regular wats flns On me
AZ 81 A,1 nst and the lst day Of November leHtD
ne, ~n N ADDITION B De aided TO al unpaid "4t rents
sars win become e1 the property under act Of ito
sture passed H. 1912 and suoctt 20 sale for pay
ent All persons Who bags not these water rents and intend
N nav HE smoan 4ay o No7enbsr, particularly
rsoessc u The last week October that tey
AVOID the eat GROW a the office during that week.
"a t0Nev RKYO {. HASCE Regstef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30


ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER WIN. @. BURKET
Ye.,erduy afternoon, while the steamboat VIM C. Bur
mel war coming The Esat TiVer short distance be-
hrohs down dssb her that she waa dfed down
toward Rsndals Island with tho current OF The e6o nde
" bh running very atropg She had on board seyer-
al pasiengerp who been visiting The Institutions al the
slaDd and, fearing the vesiel would strike rocs hey
be came at alarmed aud signal OF distress was
hostd " hch brought sms Tow boat to their az
sssnco ana pne was lowed The foot OF Graudst fhe
Burnet under charter 10 the Governors OF the Alma
Houre 10 carry visitors RendsiPs and BeckWelPs 10.
IDS and the damage will be speedily repaired In the
meantime the Governors will procure another boat 10 take
her placc temporarily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

-------. g..nndergtgued be2s IeaVe 70 dfsW tbe a.
CAKD. n.L1tests M z1nesrS A1htniss Opticians
r. snSaa and II aas 81 e.
atfnuenis 70 q, AND sWIy5 BILEb AND YOOLS also,
LlSh Iertsd and own manufactured MATaEhAgioA,k
bis n9STT G iHsYRUHEHT5 Of sw 80 and English styls,
5sr, Al view reasonabls prices. Orders for any
Toico Of instruments yin be promptly exased by =
STmTEn0IN1 Importer OF WEtchmasars AID JSwoiSr'e
sa ana Ycols md manufacture o Sah. Insnnrlenh ~
Ynllon-st az 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

ARREST FOR KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HOUSE -
Cap, Yurnbull OF The Eighth Ward yesterday arrested
woman by the of Smith, together with seven female
jnmatea OF her house. on charge OF Keeping h2ure OF
disrepue In Hercerst The Smith IL eso charged
win keeping house OF IKE character in Eim-s'. They
were all locked up for examination Capt Turnbu fe
Gently received his appointment and has sac
Cussm in clearing his Ward Of nu!sances OF character
Rmilar 10 this Credit Ia due him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

INCORPORATION NOTICEPubhc notice hereby gwen to the
owner or owners occupant occupants OF all houses ana lots
mn,o or unuproyed lands affected thereby, that the following
completed by the Assessors and are lodged IN
Tho the Bureau examination by all persons
wiz; Fr sewer in Twenty from westerly side Of
Tenthay RIVER The limits embraced bysuch
nc. houses and lots ground yacan ot pieces
and of land situated both sdes OF twenty nn', %
tween Ten ay Hudson RIVER and the westerly eo Tenth
ay and both -ldes between twenty Eighth and lheh
sts All persou affected by the above named Az
sessmts who opposed the same or eft er OF the are
requested / present objections writing To tue ndere
Their Office Hall Of Records within thirty days to the date OF
tina Assessments Street Department sept
IIiw SMGTti ,.ssssov. lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

AN INQUEST WAS ALSO HELD at the foot oil Duane
sSept IS VesrS Of age who wa found drowned At iba
place He had on when found, white shirt, blue
cloth and satin plaid cravs brown fustsu sack coat
black sstne pants and low boots. He had dark brown
hair and gray whskers extending under the chin aud sp
pesred 10 have been about week In the Verdict
" Death by drowning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

" The Coroner held &n inquest at the City
Hospital upon the body OF John Mccormick native OF
Ireland AZ OF age who died about O'clock on Sun.
day morning from extensive ltscure OF the pevis and
other injuries received by the falling OF The pier shed al The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

ItORPOKATl0N NOTCE-PaGc notice hereby gwen TO the
owner or owners oupsnt occupants OF all houses and los
mproy pro7e ads affected thereby that ho following
have completed the Assessors and are od IL
the Office Of Assessments for examination by al per
sons interested filing lots between Eleventh and "eh
and avenues The limits embraced BY such assessment
cde al the aDd lots OF ground vacant lots pieces
and paic Of Land situated the nohery side Eleventh and
souey Twelfth between aTennas and G. All persons
whose by the above named assessments and
who opposed same OF tsmi requested 70
presant their obectons writing the underssned at the once
No Hall Of Records thirty days from the data OF this notice
Office Bureau Of Assessments Department, Sept a. 1850
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCE NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wh
SMITH sSt lVt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

BROOKLYN REAL EsrATE.-Mr. T. Lott, Auc.
tloneer sod one lot q b., So Coumbiss for s29iO
brick housa and lot the OF schermernorn ana
Nev1n sta 400; brick house and LOT 20 feet from cor.
or OF Nevin Schermerhorn at 50 500 brick house E1d
lot, 40 Nen in Sche nerhorn 81 81 brick
house ard lot II feet from schermerhorn 10 Neyina
co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

.FRASNLN E'eiSs COMPANY tpHLAozLHHlA.)
-gbe members OF this old Company will vi,i,
New'York to-day leaving at Il o'clock, in tho An.
boy Line, Tbs franklin, /; will be romems bored.
vas she oaly one that succeeded 10 reaching on,
City wish their powe,fui engine during the s,es.
Are of December, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-30

DEATHS BY DROWNING The Coroner yester.
day held lnqaeE at the foot OF Corland.st e. on the
body OF Martin BIendsrmsnn pative OF Germany IS
years of sge who wss found drowned In the dock De-.
cssaed was sailmaker employed or board the swedsh
bark Neptune lying at Pier No. s. Mr.. from which vessel
he has bsen missing ance Friday night supposed be
fell overheard In The night time. Verde! "nsah by
drowning"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12
TELEGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.
SUNNI arys

We give belle our usual Geographic report of
the dongs in Congress, and in State Legislature
The United States Senate was not In session
yesterday.
The House has succeeded, after forty-two bal
lotines, in eecting a Clerk. Mr.. Campbell, the
Clerk Of the Thirtieth Congress, received liz
votes on the last ballot, and was declared elected.
The next business that engaged the attention of
the House, was the election of Sergeant-at.Arms.
Two baotings were had, without an election.
The vote on the last ballot stood-Lane, So Gid-
dngs, 6l scattering, Go.
In the Legislature OF New York, the business
transacted in the Senate was not of much general
interest; and in the House, in addition to several
matters, principally of local nature, series of
joint resolutions were presented, for the purpose
of nstructng our Congressional delegation to OPP
pose the proposition TO donate land to the Hun
garan refugees, by amendments in favor of the
destitute of our own country. The resolutions
lie over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12
Affairs IN the Capital,
OUR srEcIAL TELEGRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON CITY,
FRIDAY EVENING, January III, 1850. {

IL.
WASHINGTON CRY,
FRIDAY EVENING, January IL, 1850.
A Clerk is at last elected.
Mr.. Campbell, who ls.re-elected, is Tennessee
whig-was successful by Southern democratic
votes. The Northern democrats are much excited
Some of them declare that, if everything is to be
a sectional ISSUE the South shall have enough of it,
The wings agreed to run Campbell again, to-day,
simply TO prove their good faith, the South COM
planning that he was abandoned too soon. A half
dozen Southern democrats ended the contest ;
more were yet behind
They had consulted Mr.. Calhoun, and, as Mr..
Fomey could not be elected, they preferred a
Southern wing to the chances of Northern tree
soiler. They could not trust the Clerks ranking
privilege IN doubtful hands. Had the democrats
taken up Colonel Walbrdge, there were New Y ork
wings enough In his favor to elect him. but few
more ballots were yet asked for Mr.. Fomey. His
friends were appealed to, but would not withdraw
him.
The result foreshadows some trouble In the
camp.
The democratic caucus of the Senate, az re-
Ported to you yesterday, appointed committee
of five, to report on the resembling of Mr. Bentons
resolution, keeping in the old officers. The com
miee agreed to let it stand and they report to the
caucus this evening.
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C0MNEgCIhL AFFAIBS.
rrONEs MARKET.
Friday. Jan. It--g ~. "a


There wsss perfect panic in Wan street, to.dav
among the hail spectators, and the bears do not
look pretty sharp after their contracts they viii God
some Of the receiving part,s among hc mis,int The
bulls have suffered much lately, by tn. dsprecis
tion Of prices fer fancy stock. that many OF them vusf
be weak. what hsve % long anticipated la rsrsrs
to these subteransRn stocks r. shout being rsaii-e
The fall in prices however hs W.T. ju,t commenced
aud when or who're 81 viii end. ,fs questions We az
unable to snswer. ILst fancy stosks. OF all kinls,
have been siouishngy Sustained At prices f,r above
Their intrinsic value. no one acquainted With such
thing for mcIstut d,sbt and that mo time has
arrived when urersrantisd securities of al inI. muse
recede TO their legitimate level equally sfue Large
holders Of most Of the fsnciss have for tine past
been g1adaAny reducing their supply, aud have ssr
anxious get Of them without affecting the mar
ket prices By crowding stock upon The market too "a
psly and dsprecatrg the value Of their o. n propsr-.
and many 81 them have. ~ submtting to small LOSE
at first. tsvcd many thousanls 81 dollars. since W.
have become thoroughly convinced ths all these s,oskr
rorthless th- managers % the gaaies hsy
represent we're set q s.culttors and schese fBau
eisrs-~e bsve almost daily adu.-d holders {, so AMI
cautioned out,idsts sb1u, purchasing it.e o-.s
81 considerable sasfactio 70 know tsst our al
vice has been gsnsrsy followed As fir operators ii,
the street. o. net how luch they fleece e,eh
other; ~ Il thtE buness aud suppose 81 ri4lt
sud proper that they shsui shave each other m mus.
a. poaioie. Outsiders cen nov quietly ana cooliyn
gufe W whst their iossss would have BE- n "a .a,
rurchssed Erie Railroad a. 90. Harlem tssaes.ta-
nsrs' Lean At 80 Ss long f.lspd ~ % q. Nortt
American Trust a, IS Reading Ra.lfoa4 90 33asS.
ana been cSmpsiies 20 bring them upon he market
rrss.nt rtiass 70 say nothag about zoe loss on a..
count a. interest
AZ the fret boerd N.day Kentucky skies fsil o. b.
per eent' Etis Sends. "a x Erie Bonds new "a .rs
Efhroad "A On the openirs ara q fron "a cpeulpg
70 ire close Fsrmeis' Loan "a on she opening aud IA
ron the op'hitg TO the close; Worth Amsrissn rrus
- 'sritn 'onqsry 4. harlem. q Morris Cansi a.
h'sdiDs Railroad. "a The sales % Fa-mers' Loa 4.
farlsm and Erie kailfesds unusuaily iar-s
principally Tor cash Large lcts however sold ,n
Tine buyers option, from wtieh infer tht the
tssis have en- abiding sonhdsuce IN further deprs-
citation 81 prices
The money market continues pthout any material
alteration, Glitter Is rvxsras aeuend cf supply Tho
tAIIss q tu,is-'s iaptr ia tAs slrs.. ars ulai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12

The passengers in the above vessels. aud those that
have gone by the way Of Chagres number about oOo
which ipcr.aes the grand total OF those who have gone
TO Calfornia by ssa, to $4,000.
The new aud splendid steamship Georgia is to sal
direct for Chngrts, on the 2sth inst
The steamer W. J. resse. which has been plying du-
rrg the ist between this city and Philadelphia
is nov undergoing thorough oysrhsulins, aud In
few days will leave cur docks TO join the feet Of seau
era already at San Frsncsco. She expressly built
for aud has been N, the service She IL alike
safe ard stsuucb. aud equal Ia strength e. any
sHoat During Der last season she encountered
coast many disastrous gales aud In safety and ease
rode every and all thsse care IN instance
has she been cents loss o. her under writer's
incurrso loss 70 her osners. she has proved
her., fs'e sud lucky craf aud " u TO be psd
that her coed qualities. In tn future. Will te equal 20
the prompt end ser integrity OF her present
err The that have cepared for san Franci-
CO have been ably ard efficiently manned and
naaded by sbie, prudent ans scientific com nanders;
con Join with the travelling public IN express-
ing entire confidence In Capt. Conklin, the pease's
late c, mander who understand, has ben select.
a. comm her among the sold hunters Of CAi1r.
Ms She II designed for he Sacramento and being e
h,ht drsug ht she wi be able to thgesd that stresm
marty up to its source.
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Nor. Astounding Dsy,iopsmen,s.

a CARD PROM ONE.ENFD THOMSON
81 We published the card of James a. Bennett, We
cannot rtfuse the fuilowing -
To rhr ptroH OF rHs HfEALp-
Dear Sir In your paper ot thi. morning General Ar.
HIgon usunct has charged me with being tfger
tteE burglar rother sud self confessed assassin rhis
statement untrsthful it a. and emaoatiog ~ you
say from Who has tor years been looked UPON a.
partially iusare.n perhaps ght as well haveremained
urIuhst ID II the charges q General Beuuet against
however TO be- believed hos isit TO be supposed
tAA he acquired such knosledgsf Ibe whole
lie bot we're it otbsr~ie ny position " asufci-nt
evidence that 70 not forget. tibet and sssassn.
crud be In possesun q the necessary facts Nhsreon
e. predicate such statement
Respectfully yours ". " THOMSON
81 hope VIZ J. a. Bernett will publish tAis % relieve
the sounded feelings 81 family IN great distress"
IrfcaV. N. 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12
The Hungarian Exiles In Philadelphia
Speech OF Gov. UjhaxI, sc.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1850.
Gov. Ujhazi made q beautiful reply last night to
Gen, Cadwaader on the occasion Of meeting the off,
Of the LIST Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment Of
which the following is an extract
Gentemen,I deeply regret my inability to express
my self in English, your native language; but
thought relieves this regret namely that you take
the part Of these unfortunate men believe speak
only your own sentiments. You have great ample
before you-the example Of your own exalted Wash
ington. When your adopted citizen-the citizen of
two wordsLsfsy ette with ual disregard Of the
law Of nations, kept in prison at Oluutz by Austria
similar to Kossuth and mis- companions, who now
confined in the fortress of Schumls Father Washington
you will agree with me to call Washing father the
President Of the u States requested OF the Emperor Of
Austria his deliTeance. and that done by him
in this very city of Phsdelphi the 18th Of May
in The year 1886. Gentlemen my companions and my
sell Intend to hunbly solicit your inter.
fere in diplomatic way through the Ottoman govern
ept in OF the deliversDce of Kossuth aud his
companions Gentlemen, have a presentimeut that
the noble citizens OF Phadelphia will unite with their
brethren TIN ouehout the Union to approve and sup
port such petition Of old and STEADY friend Of his
whose voice. although feeble in this affair will con.
ate his Efforts and the wishes and the demands
Of the greatest people will not be disregsrded."
The speech received with great applause. The
Governor his SON and Major Prsgs will visit the circus
TO- night and leave fer Baltimore to morrow morning,
ard remain in Baltimore till Monday morning then
leave for Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12

Of West and Liberty streets the object Of which
in the words Of the call, Ito against
the tearing down Of WashnRto market, and selling
the ground whereon the market now standsn There
we're three hundred present, and among them Alder
man Boyse. preamble and resolutions adopted.
and committee Of conference consisting of Ave, OF
when he was appointed to co. operate with
the butchers In order that all might unite and act to-
gtther There WAS nsmb-r of grocers present who
property In the vicinity and deeply interested in
the proceedings The fishermen OF the market were
also be understood moving 10 the matter. He
glad the chairman referred the fruits and vegetables
brought TO the market. for few comprehend the
vast amount Of money circulated in this city through
Washington market
The CHAIRMAS IL would be no harm, in dra wing up.
the memorial to give the corporation an idea If they
want to build market, that the proper place for
til site is to be secured by docking out into the water
and by building story only One story sufficient
for nobody wants 60 up stairs IL refctorss were
opened in upper story the people weud not 60 to
them.
IL was then stated the part of the fishermen that
they would go with the butchers and dealers in what
ever they resolved upon
The STcRnrARY then said, he DESTROYS to have
this fact put into the memorial that theirs but
three markets this side # the city, whilst there
FIVE the other side; and the majority OF the build
ings the east sse, south Of fulton street. were
stores and warehouses ard not dwelling houses whereas
on the eastern side they were nearly all dwelling
bouRes
CHAIRMAN Yes and let IL he recolleoted that Wash
iDGton market Is fuil ne from the Battery.
The meeting then adjourned, IL being understood
that necessary JOINT meeting of butchers dealers,
and fishermen would b. called before the
VI the memorial.
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shipping InteIIIgenc.

NEW ORLEANS, JanL
Ar1ved-ship Aida. NYork.
BALTIMORE. Jan IL.
Arrved-sehrs Hiram Gerard, -; New Rsgulus "
Yoik.
BosroS, Jan III.
Arrved-shp Marathon, Nsnilla July T. Batavia Aug 3o
rased Aujer sept 81 Helena Nov Left at latter
Caroline, whaling
ships Essex koreaps. 18th ult; Loehnvsr Charleston
18th nlr Equity. Liverpool Sth ult; Phenix Frankfort
load tor CALIFORNIA; bArS Cails NOrean 18th u brig
Philsderhis.
BARK Russia NOrleaus 10th uit Spoke 10TH lat "a TO- Ion
81 50. sehr Vim Tyson from NYork for Vera Cruz
Gleared-shirs Tyre Cora Wheeler, aud Geo Hallett
Orleans bark ksnawha Havana brig Robert Ramsey
hsytien neptune Ciebfuegos schrs Lochie. ST Thomas
LuBsc, Jana
Clearsd-sehrs TyrO and Mary Chase. Nrorh.
sALEm. Jan 10.
Cleared-Brig Clinton, California.
ssd-Bak nisuelon, Para brig Gambia, sAmcrea; sehr
Grace Darling, Africa.
Nrw BEpFoRD, Ian 10.
Sailed HiheEhia, San Fraseiscoi brig NonparsiL d..
PkoyIpEScE, Jan 10.
Arrived-Brig wilds walker. Matanzas, 23d uit.
saied-Sloops Frederick Brown, and Radiant, SNork
BATH, JAMS
Clearcd-schr Avon, HatauIas.
Scholarships Emma Fields, and Zenohia, Norlears G
Humphries, n obile; brig julia Pa,son, Havana
bgth- a rrived-sekr hetalsc. Nlork.
NrwRuRyroRr, Jan 10.
Arriyod-sehr Grand Island, NYors VIA Salem.
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s>-srosd from Buffalo to such point In Allegheny or
xtaraugus counties. to iptersect the New York and
Erie Railroad az shall be found most eligible.
CHANcELLoR or THE UNIVERSITY.
The Regents of the University communicated for
maly the death Of DR.. Wendell. one Of their number
and the appointment Of Gerrit Y. Lansing Of Albany
rs Chancellor OF the Board
ADOPTION or RULES FOR The GOVERNMENT OF THE HOUSE
The rules Of last year we're adopted. By singular
inadvertanee in the rules Of last year the Lieutenant
Governor not among the persons admitted to the
courtesies Of the House within the bar This was cor
rected by the unanimous consent Of the House.
WESTERN HOUSE REFUGE.
The first report FROM the trustees of the Western
House Of Refuge was adopted and large number or
interesting facts therein stated
ESTATE JOHN @.
All papers in relation Co the estate of John G. Leake
ordered be referred to the Select Committee
which mir. Wakeran Is chairman.
ANOTHER RAILROAD BILL.
Mr. Dox gave notice OF bill to declare the public
utility OF railroad rsmG snandaigua to Buffalo by the
shortest possible routs
LAW LIBRARY FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
A bill was introduced to provide law library for
the Attorney General This office, the Law Office of
the State has library the book formerly there hav
irg been taken for the purpose Of forming library in
Rochester.
THE REVISED STATUTES
Mr.. WHITE brought in bill Co amend the revised
Statutes in relation to voluntary assignments.
ExILEs FRGM
Mr. DEAN, OF the 18th Assembly Distrctin New York,
offered series resell utiens in relation to
the oppression exercised towards the refugees
Hungary, as follows
introduced into the Senate
OF the nited Sate nstructns the Committee Public
Lands to confer report the porrety Of setting
portion of the public domain, TO he granted free of all
the exes Of Hungary already arrived ana here
after in the United states we'll the exles
fleeing oppression other European and
Whereas of the people of our country
lar 0less and without homes therefore,
Resolved t the Senate concur That Senators be in
struced and Representatives be requested in said
committee report fyorably 20 amend act that may be
introduced in accordance with said resolution, in
clude the landless Of cur country.
Resolved M the Senate concur That the Governor
init cepy foregoing resolutions each Of
IA
There resolutions being concurrent, lie under
the rules.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-12
the California Movement.

Since the departure Of the steamer Empire City for
Chsges the Sd inst there appears to have been
elimination in the number Of vessels which have left
for California, as will be seen by the list below.
The magnificent steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck,
sails this afternoon ut o'clock from her dock foot Of
Warren street, for Chagres.
The steamship Eudors, Capt. Barkman, and steam.
ship Carolina, Capt Marks both sailed this week for
San Francisco.
The following the of the vessels, and the
port and date at which they cleared since last
tummary