New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

I1eJ lazry reached hon ~ Tie LlEct uelA 70.
Saisrisy ~ the ferry they were ne, y Hose
Co ~. 3 AID s0-ae delegations FROM o,aer con-
panies. and iasy marched IL gran. 'o'oA-ish'
psDcss,- ,.-.-. -.e Principal streets q the C.i.'
Wit .af- .-a.s. .sc. aad t.e Dal aI dress
IN urir--l. p .-s and a9se car, were beau
tif1ly daco-s,.1 .a H,wers. sld L7minats1
Sits lamps Tue accession hsQ NOS, imposH-
cfsrt They were subsequently en,er.ai1ea p
Hoo Coaysly 80. and ihey spent very peas
ant rih,. 1.-i1, -sa-oh they atsd al the hosp.
salities .aey received "a. she hsD-s Of taer ool'n-
eru fseaas. al3 expressed themselves nt..
Plea a.,. ,aer ss,.
THz srEAxzr-- % Saturday aae,nooa ths
spl~aal steamer Georsls eis Ter dook a. the 'oot
n Warceas. With f.e hundred and s.zty.on pas
searors 90 board bound mainly .o- California
A. tae same to1r tie Cherokee let pier ~ 8
Eorla RIVER bJas3 lr ChlTes direct, having on
boar 30 pa.s.,ges al en- rogte 'or 'Ae God he-
ZION.
tt. par.srs o. a. iarge l1nbe %. adve1-
tgrers created considerable excitement - thc
vicinity % ths steamers. and q1al.um SUI o.
oart'.-s and las. wor's and lo.se and confusion
7cne-r 3, prevailed ior a. hour.
.ay IRE Empire C.y~.l leave ior Chae'es
VII .4l pesssce .is, Also. tn phlade Ytia
anotll- ID Mcssrs. Howard s. Sons Line, ~i.a
'arge number Of passengers.
We ,tag uot issue Cslfraa paper ibis
morn ~, d.. olr regular daily. ,ts paper con.
tainiog Gle e and fullest news from AL parts Of
ne a. Ir.ry. can Pee had At the oace 10 wrappers.
-esdy ar tho nal, for Two Cents per copy
Lsu,,HE 4 larys ship Of about 200 'lns
fegstsr 01i. Or NJ Thomas +. Stanton wil be-
lasaol.ed az 70, oo.oek IDS morning. from tie yard
Of Nossrs West rye.t q Nackey, iost of seventh
It, y. r. Sac IS 90 be called the Francis p. SAGE.
commanded b. Caps. WIN Il Robson, and is n
tended 6r TIE European trade.
VIII be launched from the yard o.. Messrs Ian
renos s. s1cden i.ot of Cherry It. East River nt
~ od,ok tbs Jay, the steamship Layand.ers
Sbe s iatslleI .or tae Island Of Cuba. After The
,asn,a she vii be- hauled around - the dock OF
he a.,oa Touairy, Paase murphy 10 receive
Sc machinery
10 We understand tat number Of gentle
aen Of ths City have rela ssted Dr. Cammiuss %
St Stephens Church. T. deliver q lecture explain
ing the principles and Vows Of the Catholic Church
IN thor bearing upon Slavery on other highly im
porte, questions which are now occupyus public
stteneon and that be las consented o. comp
with c-sir request
~ The Twenty 9Th Annua Exhibition o.. the I
Nsto = A..'3my Of Design bceias today
IL odd Fellows Chrys,d Lodge Duids /
Eatsl asl Grove and Masons, Independent Lodge .
were 10 procession yesterday at the funeral of Ja /
oob n. Foster.
6EasaN PHisrFRs-Tbc Journes men Printers
smployod 'n the various German Offices ia this c..
". hsye formed a Society and adopted Constiiu-
lion several new members were enrolled 10 the
meeting on Saturday night
Yirx Last evening, between AM o clock,
SIRE broke out in the rear o. o. Beekmanst oppo-
ait, ths Second Ward Police Station. Immediate
lyon e-e alarm, Assstan; Captain Chancellor ran
20 tse e-cre of danger broke open t. doors the
fire WIS discovered 20 have originated from tie huc
esIire under the tn roof The fr,men were soon
on dio cpot and with the aid Of the Police, the wa
ter was applied, and FIRE exiting aished with uifing
4GmsSe. except by water The premises were
so1piod by Starr Fellows as a stained glass,
amp aud csmpheno mandatory
W,RDs ANp RANDAIL's I.IANDs.-Ou SGtur- ,
day ten or twelve members Of the NewN ork L.
uisature visited W ards Island in company with /
Mr. Dc.i.u, the new Commissioner Of Emigration
We undo rstaud they expressed themselves hi-hy /
satisfied with every thins they saw. They then /
sbiteG Randals Island whore they remained /
create length Of time. ard minutey inspected /
svery building on the Island They were quite /
oicssss there, also.
MrrHAv.cs INSTITUTE The Eleventh Annual /
Exhibition OF the School OF this Institution Will |
come of ct the Broadway Tabernacle tomorrow
night
I oeAN BAR MIslNG CoNPAS1. CALIFORNIA -- !
"a sn,ths,- column will be seen the advertisement |
If ms COMPANY and We think a brief account OF
ssis ASSOC atou as derived from the President
thereof. NAY be interesting to those about to visit
lr desiriag to invest Ia California
THIS Company, We are informed was organized
lt the mines and made up OF miners from different
sections Of the country la this respect It is wholly
rakAe ee Companies which organized in the Allan
ae % Western Who had dedni,s object In view
sS az * aealy al Of which dissolved before reach
SO Inc Aimee
ga ss AalzSron was effected formal manner ard IN
Accordance he avs OF the miners or be custom OF
s ps,srs ana operations q sn important character were
sy>s e<<asen IN July lS49 dug some hundreds
81 ys,l. lengh, and mostly through safe roek on
~Aaeh "a, expended sSSoo0 and on tools and oonungen
,ics sai SSo0 mailing total Of 600 which amount
q rprssaed BY lS0 shares Of 50 each one hundred Of
which Precedent Ia. by the Company been authorized
- saH par in his Cay.
The rs1ry lSsl Aummn commencing sone az
..sAs esrher ,hau was expected The Compsry hs4 ba'
ro, vs,Sks vonk the separation Of gold from he Ted
~ rss ver drGued BY he race before they eompe
~ 70 csscaSse he premises account .. he nee u e
ri~es.
1srsaS The three weeks thirty collected lpl hs q
s-r TSsa demonstrating tie -Xus'rdnsry richness OF he
~, 80 tGrx rock sbOuncng is vicinity al the scales