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Cleared.

Steamship Cambria Stone, Halifax and Liverpool Gu
uari, Jr. o-,..o,s.
Slips pevopshre (pktl Hovey. London J inswoc;
psiriek Henry Gordon, Liverpool, Grinhe. Miniurn
Go; Cora Linn, Lambert, Glasgow, Durham Dinor;
W.srphsia (Breml VESSELS Bremen, Oerchs kru-
ger: CASTOR 81 snke Bremen Heuchen Go; Cathsrire,
Wilson Charleston. T Wsrdle.
Bark Rowens Wilson, Vera Cruz, Hargous Brothers
Co - 49,. =, -,
ton Wilmington NC, Nesmith Son.
scbs Henry, Harvey, Jacksonyills Nesniih Sons hs-
ron Ens Washington NC. j. Michelli sarsh Frascss,
Fuller Thomas,ou, Snow White.
Sloop Gazele, Verguson Bristol, RI.
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California vesseIs Spoken. S,..

Arr al Nslpsrsso, Feb L. brig Colorado Bsksr f,or,
bosoo lOc ~ for francisco. i'm h.,k {, rssos
Harvey from Ealnmoe thoy 2s fr do; 73d ship ws-fs
rom N.~ Yofk gNov IN for do s5lh bic Csyor
BERT White, from New Y5rk NOV 2ol for d.; brig
DoffnR ton, from Baltimore NOV 0l for Do bark
nslTn rage woodbury., from Boston NOV 81 yor AZ.
sen ppnef Bennett. from New. Bedford NOV 81 FOR do
psfk ~ h nson from Bath dec p lor Do SuaeS-
cu en oSk Csneso SAUNDERS from Bangor NOV ~ for
~ Tor 90; izh. ship Emily, Gle from Philade phia
tsus nrdo lfh ship Charles Cooper Cuts from Ban
soI NOV Tor Do Is b. chip Andrew Scott L-sviu from
rorLsnd Soy ~ for do; shi2 WIN Gray. McLoon from
nosscn tsoy ~ for Dc; b.rf Mary Waterman, Highs
from New Ore-rs NOV l0l for do i6lg ,hip Reode
Lord from eesion Nov 2ol or big Reindeer BscseIder
ircfn New York NOV ~ for dc; ship Hereaesn Moore
lfofa bosson NOV s7l Er do sch Mounoello CroweB
Tom Boston NOV sol for 90; 18Th. brig Sam Sen
hosher frrm s. co NOV ~ for do sch hexlcar Oshorr
from Salem loci ~ for dos 2o,h big SIX Broikeru B~r
rer from Sseo NOV ~ for do; ship Euphrssia Buntng
from Boston NOV 81 for do also San Jseinlo and New
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Balance remaining 10 tiy ...s.'ss.''''e f'obVfo ~
The communication was ordered on file We
believe the Assessors number three-pocketing
$3.50 the Deputy Collectors four-taking 81 600
more aud FIVE or six working Surveyors, who
take care Of sl6 600. The Inspectors, also, have
large slice.
A number OF petitions, remonstrances, &c, were
received aud referred.
The ASrISLAyERY EXCITEMENT having finally
pervaded the Councils Of our Municipality, the
next important move was the presentation OF a
series Of resolutions by Aid. KELLY of the With
the reading OF which was preiaced by few ex-
plsnatory remarks from the Alderman He said he
offered them to prevent recurrence OF the scenes
which have already disgraced the city, and he be-
leyed that if some action were not taken, trouble
would ensue The preamble and resolution FOL
low 1t may be readily supposed that they excl
ted considerable sensation:
Wherein There are now being held Ia this City meetings
IN vs,ious places OF what 10 called THE American Anu
sssy sSs s used by The officers aud spes
ers al said meetings and assembages 10 baspheinous and
regous and calculated to creae breach OF the peace II
neSsryered n and whereas. had already fearful
eyde OF The Of the excited feelings OF an out
RACED communiiy-TherSfofe,
Esoised Tnsi Is tho opinion Of this Board that such
meetings held at the Tabernacle and Society Libra
~ Rooms in Broadway City the 7th aud 9Th inst
day duriug this week calculated 10 excite the passions
OF the con and may tend ts serious breach OF tbs
peace regnsnt with the consequences
Rs.sG That His Honor the Mayor be requested to take
inmediale suppress The meetings nj uded To-
In his dgmenl breach Of The peace likely 10 'aae place
Various Aldermen at once took ground against
this course Of action. AID GRIFFIN moved to lay
the whole matter on the table; and hoped no &C
ton would be had upon the subject. He believed
land apparently in common with nearly everyother
member of the Board that the authorities of the
City are already possessed Of full powers IN such
cases, and no action Of the Board would influence
the event one way or the other. Aid, SHAW,
FRAsxLIS, KELLY, HAws, CHAPMAN, and tie
President joined in taking different views OF
the matter aud expressing sundry opinions there
upon. The motion to lay the Resolutions on the
table was put and lost by . majority &c 10 s) and
the whole affair was then withdrawn by the Al
derman of the Sixth.
Not much else OF general interest was done, and
tie Board adjourned. a
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Police 0FFTcEK's WARRASrs.-Mayor sni,i
has signi6ed his Intention OF declining to sign az,
of the bills of the late Police Marshas until the,
shall have been examined by the Finance Com
mi,tee Of the New B0ari.
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ragl.ps. fr Co 2ah, BIZ svsA Abis.'t Bnres ron,
~ s1lh Nov Isl for dor ship Severn, Gardiner from
yo,l ~, "A for a.. brig Asrgzre, frosn fort.an3
insi IA ~, do bah Harvest Msuran. ff0m Provisercs
i0et 7i sor do; bark Agnes Cauer. from Frankfort 0
Isl for 90; brig Riv.l BfsEs1 run fortsnd oet ~ Coz
scir Col flaming. Csthcsr', from Nsw.iork dee fr
DO ash big Leo PaungsSn, from Ban tosc ~ Zoe des
C,tI1,e Apni s-Arr March ~ btg k-ie hesih. Wool
for, Ro.,cn tNov sl sDi sailed for Cslilornis la-s
veil I.h ship Emerald, Alien. from M ORE tN9s ~ sn1
- - t7tb Tor Caiik,rrs-sii vel. lSlh Qsaddy eee
E,r sr rom S-arsp0fL Ne Nov 20 and sd % he 81
IN, Csljn,rnis--slf we'll bin, sch Empire Brown from
II. tior. fOct Sol ard sid 27h for C.ieInis-sa vel
1.rIl s. ,hip N-stor Poole, from Boston (Soy ~ . cal
this Isv fAprll 81 for California
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FuIros AvrSur-This delightful thoroushfare
has been Of late undergoing great improvement in
the way Of paving and curling.
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Aosny AZ Mara 5s' Theresa a he p
WOOD, Alexanoria wiimiaston, Reed, Sacramento CITY
sid bark Deswsrisn Hsynie for Richmond brig Boston,
BOSTON, May 7-Arr brig Ann Maria, Smith. Demsrsrs;
schs Adeline, Henderson, h Packet Welcn, Franklin,
Me- .en Triumph DIX pdrart Via Quarantine Sns
nah EDDY ~ Norsss. ca ship; Arno Edwin Colby
Se sGS sss. 'Gss
Portsmog.b, bngs John Marshall, Collins, saresdees:
Cruz; HIN Garter Rogers San Juan Cuba; Br scIs Col
lecor, Leblanc, Oderu, NJ hemisphere, Grove, Mali.
ot Chapman. rs Il
son. Nicserson, doi Fannie Mlchell Atwood, Bangor
isDs & Tssss Jass ssTe 900.
jupiter Eashus, Sesh brgs Adsph; Sarah Williams:
NetsI.i Masonic; Has,horoi EIsha Dosne; zudsr Zes
CHARLESTON, MAY, PM.-An tNorl bark uranis,
Msin. 500 BssnO: Ayrs'i sIs James Grey Carter cdis
i 8: 6Sas. Ssls ~ sos.isss iSss ss:sssi ca
rhilsd; brig Espoieon Jones, Wilmington; schs 1 w
E.,e.son wss!een Ptilrdi Jane Clover wihereI,
Ions, Mail sssnef mei.nois, Bisnissshp, ssSsnnsh
a1 mAsTF Css,., s A sch; Ann gsys Sh.ps
do. 2lt feet rise o water IN ne river and sun rifins
s s1s!ds Ny SD .a sea @gsh! yssseS
Hrtslein Chsgrrs via Havana baris Seneca Fesnsa,
YEN Baltimore Pollok, ;Brj Neniyre Liverpool; Wee
saeamcen, Robinson Boston, GrszialA tADsp Baitck,
srdo sptoss BafcsIoas .e as' Ar od %Sin<y 81
s ss and cs%pesehy Arr ship Calender Hsys
sOaihse.t fsss April % isso-4i ra Arr Cari Leiirs
cd sch, eols tiun,si, Thompson, Posso Rico Ana G.
yooye w Doye, sew Yofs sioops, Essaor Besse, New
sSspsa; Desmss Rider ssspo.i io1 srOotyn BslIsas.
Ere, churennl Newbup porl TX DO; John Msnoys' saw
sge, Bostoc for DO: sloops Vermont Cole Warns ics
er Providence for Do; sarah, Lincon, Tsunon 70, DO;
wi,sn Lnee sipPiean FOR do. 8 d, schs Benz Brown,
psSss su zee sx ss s%s y, s s
lucsst Ger do for do
AZ. S91s so Mss ser sehr Adrian Osborn NYas;
NAY arr sLx AIysno Thars'On, Sepors schn NovsnSsr
seniosa nrsrh wissshieDn, -, EYork ~
bsn,j Thompson Greene, PhaseIph... 3D.. Az
scn Asismahs kesn, Charleston CID, 2rooelers shstnek
ssy vrsinis I'm, cd: acts Texas Even Absny; "
D,e s,,ss >, Wsn .tno Philadelphia
NEW mLW,SSskfPoRT, May 5-An schs sosan Piece,
nowso' Bangor, Cherry -, 90; Tamora Jotnspa
PHILADELPHIA, MAY lar steamship Osprey. Dsss
Anihraeiie Morley do
, PoRItAND Mys AR sehrs Spring Bird, Insrshsm
for Phiistephs; Herald Morrison. Brootsy,ls Tor BLn-
more Or,ss " er, hsehas for NYork CID scbf Excel.
uxxShaosD May 7-An sehrs Mary J Peck, Rowlssd,
tii.A' DIsenTss, Couch, do; Henfro Tuue. do; AN
Yo,sy BsIlsd Ncsrons L 4 slswsTL Hudsos,
p pots; Wsnon. csnberD, NYors; vermiiion, snlh
aAd &c, schrs knns, Aaron, Phs6; Riehmcnd Trsr
"a. s,SAvs.NNAH May far ship Georgia, Mls, Phises
ss.s ssvshnsh Grove. NYork; Peter Dsmils Hoey dc
Pig Leopard VDornei, Dgnion. EOriespg schr Al
Lgntbourre, New-Yoh Cid brig Hsrsy, Bssss,
Aisoi tehr suscgef Blackwell, BALTIMORE. hfttt
Pacific ship News. 2
IS SAY FsAscisco, March si-Ar seh Waite ksina
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Disasters. &c.

~ For loss Of brig Watson, Of Portland, and ell on
board, see Eighth Page
Loss or SPANISH SHIP EsPERAszA The Spanish shi D
Esperarzs Beuto MercadaJ, from ST Jago de Cuba or
Barcelona with valuable cargo and coffee went
sshor on the eastern end Of that Island night OF the
1911 OF Apn passengers and crew. with Baggage and one
MIRO o. The cargo, saved; ve3sel q total loss.
BR BARK OLGA ASHORE.-We learn that The Br bark
Olga Of Sunderland, - stranded east end OF Log
Island. four miles from Monfsuk Point
bk BsfG MARfA Smith, al Philadelphia from Belfast
AND on ne Soh March lst IS IT, Ion "A 80 while lying
durn. heavy gale from the westward, struck by
tremendous sea the lsIboard bow, carrying away SIX
ssncnonf, fore bulwaks and split ruddsrhesd April TO-
nf ~ g. Ion 5i during violent hurricane from the west
wers accompanied with rain and thunder struck BIZ
lightning which shsered fore yard oreopmas lost fore
sail ssyszil. &C.
Loss on ScH sHAwMpT The sch shawmuf Capt Cora
ron New York, l4h oil, for Boston, cargo consisting OF
corn and fur, encountered 4 gale from NV when only
three days sprung aleak which 10 such az
gree that Al efforts TO keep her free proved ineectas
About ~ o'clock on the Right OF The bird day Gao, ard
four meu took 10 he boat. add immeda iey az er tbs
scnoorer SUNK taxing down Henry Fuller mate native
OF EogeconI, eyed shout 80 Al o'cock H. fo
loving morning Capt ard crew were picSes IN Csnt
Ferry OF brig Mss, from Boston hound 20 Vera (rur
snd transferred them TO the Br brig Bes.n REESE Gao;
Turo, bObnd from Hsyaguez 10 PhisdeInbia vbieh ~,
lived II Delaware BTeskYaier 9Th inst
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10 We learn from the 81 LoTss Usioa tba.
JOHN NJ EAGER. Esq. promisent member Of the
St Louis bar, is about to commence the practice Of
bis profession in this city
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORP or NEw-yORk......MAf 9, lSsc.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. TVS DAY
sus-Rifss... 40 Seal o5 aoo~-Rises -. I'm
HfeH wArER....hsys
Sandy Fk.. 26m Coz ISL. lon Hell GsIe.. oIin
~ For other Marine IaieHgonee SereHh Page al
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Foreign Ports.

spoken-Oec 5 lat IS So lon So 90 whsleshp Donald
Of ard rom NBediord cruise, 800 bos o-sh wei.
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~ EPns SARGENT, Esq., the accomplished edi-
Tor Of the Boston Transcript, is on visit to his
friends in this city.
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Tota! Leoisncs.' So's'"''' Sis-,'o< OIL
The whole 81 this item ard parts Of the items marked
d not 60 into the general aggregate.
The December report embraces returns from
lsl banks and branch. The March report OF 1883
banks and branch. This report is complete, with
the exception of the Bank of Baisbridge from
which no report was received. The Franklin Co
Bank and the Warren Go. Bank have closed their
doors and discontinued business since the Deem
Der report.
The business on the Morris Canal for the month
Of April has been as follows; Receipts in April,
1850, slo,49s 60, against sG,52e 81 in April ls49 ;
being an increase of 60 to 81 y ct over last year
The earnings of the Macon and Western Rail
road Company for the month Of April were
Passengers. o6 M.ll............. $50 10
Freighi'''''''''''' o'@' T' Tolal......SI25 $50 ~
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From our CorrespondantsI

PHILADELPHIA May s-Arred-Bsrks Yairmount
Whitney Turns Island; Columbia Beecher Messins; Tbos
Rogers White, DO; Aaron Harvey, Wny, do; bnss
Mail, Baker, Boston; swan Bray do; China Sudiey do
Canton, Croweh, do; Osceola. FsrfOwI PefnapDuco
Thomas Walter Marshmsn, NOrlesns; Adele Fontain-
NYork; MARY Jsnr, Gates, Cenfdegos sehs Mariner
Nieserson NBedford MARY Rowland, Rowlsnd, NYors;
Henrietta Reed, NBedtord; Virginia. Dsyis, Fall River
North Carolina Seaman NYorki Don Nicholas, York,
Trinidad de Cubs Eunce Rose, Gaines Hartford; Char
lore Rsey NYork
Ciea,ed-Bsrks Ulnka tswel Wehlgrsn, Leehorn; Ma
~ Chase Flowers boson brig Hyss, French, do; schs
Hsl Nassau, Mp; Virgins Davis Fail kiver; Mary ard
Louisa, adams Bosor Charlotte. Risley NYork; Cute
Bibber, Bosisui Mary Ann and Caroline. Hsw kins "a.
RIVER Liberty, Osborn, Providence; Hendrix Hudson
Newark, NJ; Mechanic Cam, Boston; label, Williams
Fall River; Pennsylvania Eodicott Essf Greenwich; sims
An.hrsclLe, BIO rlty. NYork: Kennehse. Eloxera DO
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SAN FsAscisco, March si-Ar sch Wsite. Rainei
100 esys I'm BALTIMORE Go, zsh, snip Ambassador lof
fork) Hsdley, for Bengal
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-Slnr.se 81, mefIdIan %, sunset 3
Nv TelearapIf.

BALTIMORE, NAV 8-Arr. bark. Mary Teress. Guays-
Gull via Valparaiso; Etaw, Boston; bugs Syria, Windsor
NS; Standard, BeTmnds schrs Orb. Ponce. Porto Rco
Queen, Providence; ard Sarah Emeryell NYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

II GEoRsE DAVIS, son Of Mathew L. Davis.
formerly merchant of this city, but for twelve or
fourteen years past up to the accession Of Mr..
Maxwell TO the Colectorship Deputy Collector
Of the Port died yesterday morning, leaving wife
and oEe child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

CARELsssSEss.-oa Friday nigat Officer Kelley
Of the Fourth Ward Police. found the door Of
spracest,, occupied by the Wesleyan as book
store and psperofice, standing open.
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Stock q Cote" &" Interior IOa0"' not tnesssd ." ns Re
Augusta and Hamburg May l...........eI,755 tl7l2
Macon Ga April ......................l5fe ESQ
Columbus Ga April 2O.................. s,2ls 1850
Montgomery, Ala April 2o............"7 sg7 S72l
Columbia, s. G; April l.................letU lo@4o
Memphis, April 20 ...................... s5s5 80.
Export Of Cotton fr0 the Port Of NsrO- York from Sept
ls49 20 Nay !, 1850:
To Gr Britain bales g. 663 To other Foreign Ports SIT
To NOrih Of Europe. 1886 issno,ny ~,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbere is q better demand for
old inspection pdces easier Medium grades firm
and In better request Canadian Is steady Sales 2oo bbs
old nspeeoa, s7i as e2t Michigan ard rs
demand Sales 500 b.. At S7 as a Tor mxsd. ga
s. for Straight and 57sass for fsney Rye Flour e 10
fair demand and market buoysni Sales OF 600 bb at 81
az "a Corn Meal is less plenty and prices tend upward
Sales CT 80 bbls Jersey al 2 sly
Export from LEI TO 7ih hsy......1sjO Is49
Wheal Flour. bbls. e,f,6 7.5o
GRANTEES is g good milling demand for prime
Whes East with sses Of SEQ bust PRIME Gencsee
49, Rye sales of 2eo bush 4 SOC delivered
a, y 10 he slip Osi. ess firm; sales Of River aud
Canal Al iiai and jersey +od42c Corn Is better and
hesied Southern snd Axed sis 81, f5r northern yellow
aDd 81 d62 fer Westcrn Yellow.
Export from Is, to tn xay...-.IS5O 1919
Whsg. .bush. .rone $50
Corr S4SS7
WHISKy-a fair buseess. Sales Of 100 bills Prison Al
2st es and s. bids aoge al = era dine and ieres-
PROEIeiOSS-A frmef feeling Tor Pork SAFES OF 40
Ibis n 10 3 for Meas and 5sds AZ for PINE. Beef
vey doll and heavy 5d5 IS for Comfy and 9; d6
p T CITY Prire s1d Ness al 55d9 IS and CLle.<o Mes
Al 10 q dl0s.i Beef Hams very dad Is So Cut
Meats baOy but quiet Sales of ICE hhcs dry sse
Shoulders sf "a eta Lard 10 very 6rm Sales 40 kess
Prime ffd6i and 60 bills fair prime 81 act cs
Butter mare Defy ssl-s Ct Western l5e IS cts nom
ins. Cheese 10 quie; q Gas Ga
Expert from IG 10 Til Nsy......fS50 ISIg
.ebls.. 80 So
Pork ly57l
Lard
COFPEE-There 10 icss sciiviiy srd buoyancy In The
msiket Tue trade hey srsfinsly, and prices favor The
buyer
MOLAsSEs-There "a bet ntle doing, bat prices are
without material change.
suGARs-Are dull-prices favor The buyer.
LEATHER-An active demand, rather exceeding The
supply pri<es t~nd upward
HlDEs-fhe stock 10 very much reduced sod ire rrses
Is buOyani bel dull for wan. Of supplies
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No. 70 Spruce street. IL was e1'iugui'hed before
any serious damage had been done
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FlRs.-As 2 O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the meat shop Of VIM. Daniels.
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r. Some time ago we took occasion 10 speak
OF T. Gilbert Cos beautiful Pano-Fortes and commend
their manufacture ofrch and excellent instruments Lately
We listened again to their newyoieed Eolisn piHEas at
AZ Broadway We found there psrlororgsn and plsno
In separate and disinct-eilher OF which
could bs played alone the two sweery blended. This
beautiful invention esunot fail 10 become popular
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FIRE AND BUsSED ARN.-0ne Michael Walsh.
OF Is City Hall Place set fire to his room on Tues
day night, and was found lying on the bed. BY OIL
Ger o'Ncil with his arm so badly burnei that he
was sent to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

An EsERSErgc CITiLEs-The blacksmith shop
OF MIR. Charles Cannon, of 10 Albanyst. was enter
ed on the e9th alt by three rogues at midnight and
robbed of quantity OF tools. A junk-desle called
on Mr.. q. the next morning b inquire whether be
had missed any tools. these scoundrels had offer.
ed him some Tor sale. Mr.. g. called at the junk
shop. identified the tools. and brought the thieves
to the station house himself They have been sent
to Bsckweirs hlaad. where they can use tools to
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CITY ITEMS.

THE NHw-YoRK HISTORICAL SOCIETY me. y"
Tuesday evening at its rooms in the University,
Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair. After 'he usus'
business Of the Society had been transacted,
Rev. DIR. Hawks read very entertaining anu
caasc survey Of the condition Of the Mass acOuse''
Colony about the year 1858.
], is supposed to have been written by the well
lnown Randolph, Secretary to Governor Sir Ed
mind Andres, who certainly lad not the least sym
patty with or admiration for the Purltans.
The meeting was large, and was altogether one
of unusual interest. Several eminent strangers
were present
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
IRepores for The Tfibunel
STATED sEssIoSs...~.1HiRD DAY.


liz BoaRp on ALDERMEE.
Wednesday Evening, May 81
A large amount of interesting ana curious mat
70, occupied the Board last evening. Among these
the mast prominent were the Assessment TX
penses, the New Croton Reservoir, and the a'a'n
Of the Aldermen about the Anti-5lsvery msni'e'
tstions of Tuesday and "Wednesday a variety o
smaDer matters were thrown in to keep 'he
balance. and the proc ,ediogs wsgged on IN the oS1
al feIicitous and expeditions manner
Tha s.h;eet of the NEW RESERVOIR, for inc up
ner portion of the Island, came up ane" 10 'ne
form Of connaunicat alton from the PRESIDENT Vi 'he
c,o,on Aoaedact Department Mr.. DEAN repre-
sen,s that the subjects embraced IN the resouhon
offered by AID sHAw on Monday evening, are pro
b.h, the ,.ost important remaining 10 be dis
no.sd nj in the completion Of the stupendous works
connected with the introduction and distribution Of
the croton Water AS sncd they have already re-
ceiyed toe attention Of the Department and elicit
ed inquiry and thought as TO the best modes OF ac'
complishing the objects contemplated. There are,
however. says Mr.. Dess, 50 many elements anu
90 wide field Of inquiry and Investigation ope"eo'
as regards the locality Of the proposed heser'o"
IL, size. mode Of construction, cost and the speo'a
and GENERAL paf poses to which il shall be oe'"'Su'
that the Department has yet MADE Il'''e P'us'e''
toward a salts 'actory conclusion. inese 'aoofs
will be as.iduously pursued and it is hoped that
-, Re,ors containing some useful facts and susges
tions may be prepared against the next moothly
sitting Of the Common CounciL-The Crotou
Department has deemed it proper to state, in this
conn ctoD, that with the information before it, it is
not prepared to place a supply of water to the In
habi,ants Of Harlem and its vicinity upon the re-
mote completion Of new MISUNDERSTANDING 1t
possible TO effect that object in more ready and
economical manner from Yorkviie, 10 which
place the dstributingpipes will be laid during the
Summer.
The ASSESSMENT EXPENSES OF the Corporation
for tie ten months were exhibited in detailed
communication from the Street Commissioner-in
obedience TO resolution Of the Board adopted ON
the 26tb April calling upon that officer to report the
amount paid to the Assessors OF the Street De
partment for their services from the period OF their
appointment to the 3Oth March last and also the
amount charged by them as fees for assessing
This information is given by the Commissioner in
an enormous array of statistics-the results Of
which are shown 10 the subjoined table,
Amount OF Assessmeuts. .siSS,aSS y
Fees OF Assessors. ............s. 1921 o.
Fees OF Deputy Collectors. s,ol3 30
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MINIATURE ALxas.c....rHIs Day
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THE UNION.

some talk OF following the other PLAN but where was
the auiboriiyl Who gave the authority Did these
commissonersi They were not appointed for any such
purpose but simply 10 IL there any malpracices
10 reference 10 the manner OF building. Show the
authority for the action Of Congress the action OF the
President OF the United States to that effect
The President. authorized by the act Of Congress,
adopted the plan OF Town Elliot. which was that Of
quadrangular building. having wings extending back
270 feet with width OF 10 feet That the only
authoritative plan all others in the face of author
itysby men who were appointed by commissioners,
which commissioners were appointed 10 correct abuses
The original plan II the only practical plan. The plan o
the senators from Vermont and New York is specula
tive plan il had the authority OF government, OF
The stamp OF the authority OF any officer OF government
II the production of their fancy and when gentle
men talk about speculative plan. they talk Of othel
things than those which the President and Congress have
looked to.
On motion. the Senate then adjourned
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NOTrCEThe undersigned grateful for the liberal patronage
~ ey have received beg leave 70 the citizens Washing
ton and the surrounding having
OPERATIONS r ne manafetufe o. -four they prepared
order delivered In any part Of the c)
not ess than bushe, and feed ali Also eighth
quarter hnifbar sacks, barrels family Aour
supply Kept AZ stand In the Market
where orders be len, the min bring
selling
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