New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07

ing public hardly needs any further cerIiica'es
than il has already received. The following reso-
lutions, however, passed by the passengers on
herlast out and return voyage are SO wen deserved
by the good ship and her gentlemanly Commander
that we give them entire;
C,RK1gFAS SEA, EEAR CHAGRTs, on board
the steamer Cherokee, Captain Wndle,
on her sixth voyage, May u lS5l)
At meeting Of the passengers Judge Cham
bers, Of st. Louis, was appointed Chairman and
Knowles Taylor, Of New York, Secretary.
The following resolutions were presented t. the
meeting and respectively passed;
Resolred That the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Of
pioneer line snecedent the discovery OF the new ri
Dorado by their enterprise entitled to our 1es1 conn
ReIsed That their ud gment could bear better test
of safety comfort 70 The passengers than the appoint
mspt Of TO the command ofthe Cnsrokes woo
unobusve in demesnor manesis Ia al circumstances MS
readiness Of the chip and fulfil the trusts I'M
RSsorsd Thai during the continuance of severe storm
of onyeight hours the vigilance and skill OF Tue Cspan
and officers Of the ship admiration and thanks,
a. nrsr the mercy OF Cod we were carried safe
" through the gale msnfestng The Cherokee 10 Dc aeam
and sea vessel Of superior cSPsel ,osr n ,ba ns,.
ssnee have by the Steward and his assist
an with The large lumber Of passengers on board as lar
R.soted That we found accommodating Of the ship
allotted 10 each person a. represented by officers OF tbs
Connsnv IN New YORK through heir courteous and gen
temsnB agent, Mr. c. A. Whitney.
P1soseS Thai he above proceedings be signed by the
Charm an and Secretary by the passengers aud copy
furnished by he Secretary each 10 Capt Wlndle, a9d
Mes,r Rowland q Aspinwa all
Signed, DAVID CHAMBERS, Chairman.
KNOWLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
NEw-YoRK HARBoR June s. 1850.
DEAR sIs The undersigned, passengers on board the
this port under your command seize hs moment OF sepa
ration EXPRESS TO you The high grahcaon they have
experienced In witnessing your conduct officer and
gentleman during the voyage, TO thank you for your nu
cves 70 them and 10 assure you OF their Kind re-
CARDS and Of their interest In your future prosperity aud
welLbeing
4. G. yewen. Jos. :. Watkins, Leopold Bs.sange,
j. De Eim.fy o Jules de Bs1sy SsSIss G.sa'sy
To Capt u w y; f,S SHIP Cherokee, Nsw,YSiE
REAL EsTATE-The following up town property
was sod yesterday:
BY A. J. BLEECKER CO.-June6
lot COZ soa Ct and dasv 1o1i os,::
do On 90thst 4,hsv each 25x 0O $65 $50
do adjoining, each 25xl0O $40 esch $50
do 9slsL hsv each 25XlO0 Sl55 each.... 64O
do DO above, each 25x 90 $40 each..... $50
do on ssst 5lbav each 25xlOO 500 each so
BY A. II. MULLER-Juueg 9.
lot south sde Of 2h-st 100 from sdav $40
Is e e !: e ' %s e: ;;s? e Z:
The CoURTs--In the case Of Samuel A. Suy-
dam VS.. GEO. W. Niles, for malicious prosecution,
growing out of an alleged alteration in the warrant
by adding the words or to any constable" already
referred to, the Jury gave verdict for Plaintiff OF
$3.50.
FAILING OF A SIGS.-The large sign Of the Ane
rican Institute fell from its position above the Sc
cond story, about o'clock yesterday, and struck
young man with considerable force, also a lady,
who was more frightened than injured. A large
number of persons then passing escaped uninjured
IL was probably loosened BY the workmen in tear
ing down the contiguous building, at the corner OF
Leonardst. and Broadway. Owners OF signs, I'M
there is danger of their falling, it is seldom done
by order Of the public authorities
ASSAULT WITH SLUSG Satisfactorily after ! Q
O'Clock ON Wednesday night man named Sam
| uel Gosson was assaulted in the Fourth Ward,
| and struck upon the head with s'uDg shot. He
was taken to the City Hospital, and is not expect
| ed to recover Yesterday afternoon two men
| named John Robinson and John Hays were taken
into custody by officer Byrnes suspicion of being
| the persons that made the assault They were
committed by Justice Osborne for examination.
CHARGE OF LARCESY-A woman named Maria
Mcdonald was yesterday arrested by Officer Mo
neypeDny of the Seventh Ward on charge of
stealing quantity of wearing apparel valued at
SIS so, the property OF Elizabeth Parisen, residing
at % MadisOn.st A portion of the stolen property
was found in possession of the accused she was
committed by Justice Mountfort to answer the
charge.
DEATH BY DRowNISG.-The Coroner Yesterday
held an inquest at Pier No. North River upon the
body OF an unknown man about IS years of age, 5
feet inches in hight He was dressed in a black
pilot cloth coat moleskin pants, with black cloth
pants over, oiled canvas overalls fastened with
belt, red flannel shirt, white flannel drawers new
boots and wooden comforter about his neck His
hair was long and black, and he appeared 10 have
been about a month in the water. Verdict accord
ingly.