New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

g9 Jsung Lind left Bottom yesterday AZ md
d.v. ard spent The day n lRAAISTAN, Mr. n
nuns country seet-Mr Baroum himself naViog
n7ecedsd her by the morning train, 70 make pre-
parstiops for her reception. ahe will arrive Il
tbis CITY this morning, By the SeV Haven 'fsln
on her way t. Philadelphia.
ANOTHER NoMIs ATtoS.-A meeting @&z hed
last evening 10 font Of Phianoa Willard s. corner
o, Grand and Henry sig. at htoh Alfred cat5op,
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department Y 20 aom
inat:d for Mayor. TIE meeting waa orsAnizei ny
ealing Wm M4rfyfcd to :he chair, and actiag
VIM. Decatur Bennett, Sec'y. a as. Of resou-
tons were read by Mr.. Ea4krd FoRlaf, sod
Committee, consisting q Edxsrd Fowler, Wm.
Decatur enne 1t and Geo Com stock, was appoint
ed 10 communicate VIII o.hsr org aniz2ions Ia
other parts of the CRY. Faese were about zoe
en and boys present, Tho seemed to take very
little interes in the rnatser, except che hall dozen
who massged it. Some orators we're said 70 nave
been expected, bat did not sppeer. At. John ]
Commerford volunteered his pe,vicea and ad
dressed the meeting.
u The ladies Of The Mission in Ei8htesnthss
Will meet for organization Ut the houac of Ars
o'clock this afternoon All ladies friendly TO the
great object Of aiding the destitute and neglected
poor are invited to cooperate. Donations in cloth
ing, fuel, food, money, sc. may be left with l.. D
Towsley l42 West,Sxteenth.as or with 3. 81
Fowler 81 West Seventeenth at. Also all Letters
on this subject may be addressed to these gentle
men. There is great amount OF dessituton in
the Sixteenth Ward, and cold Winter ia surely
coming Cd, when there rnuat be mach suffering at
the beat VIII not the benevolent think of this
AT LAgT.-Both Boards last night took Initiate.
~ 5teps for the enactment of law to prevent the
driving of cattle through the straetS. Tie Alder
men talk Of stopping it durug the "business
hours" and the Assistants name below Forty
second-.t" That won't Go we must have total
prohibition at all hours and all places a. least east
Of Foursh.av and south of Forty .eishth.st. with
possible temporary exception in favor of Bulls
| Head
FoUHTAINs.-Tbe Assistants last night voted
1000 for q fountain in Washingtoaaquarc, aud
referred petition for like sum to put fountain
in Tompkins square II these ornamental are TO be
got up, let us see they cannot be something thai
an artist would not be ashamed to look at
FIRE DzrARTMExT,-In tho Beard of Assias.
ants last night it was voted to enlarge and improve
the house Of Hose No. 80; also TO allow Engine
Nc, 30 ten additional hands. A report asking an
appropriation to build houae for Engine No.
was concurred in also for additional appropriation
to alter house Of Hose No. 50. Instructions were
given to purchase No 90 Housson.st as the ate for
the new house OF Engine No. A. A preamble and
resolution wac adopted that suitable brick build.
ing be erected on ot owned by the corporation,
corner Thifd.sy. and Thirty. fifth 81. for Engine
| Co. As, Hook end Ladder Co. No. 10, and Hose
Company, and that g., coo DO appropriated.
The members OF Hose No. 81 petition to have
their house repaired The foreman OF Hook and
Ladder No. asked for 10 additional to his
present NUMBER but the Aldermen refused the re-
quest; finally the vote was reconsidered, and the
petition was referred TO the Committee on the
Fire Department, Engine Co. No. petitions for
10 more men. The Chief Engineers Reports tor
August and September, also his complaints against
certain hremen and companies, also communica-
ton from him in regard to Tarra patent vibrating
break engine, were received in the Board Of AL
dermep, and referred to the appropriate Commit
tees.
The Gu EF ENGINEER's REPoRT.-Mt. Carson,
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department, in deoln"
ing the nomination for Mayer which some persona
bad oHtred him, aays
and at the same tins, l would express my
cordial deteatston OF those public journala who
have ahnmefuily denounced me, without having
! had the manliness and the common honesty to pub
! sh my repOrt-who have lmpu6ned my moVYss
! by inuendo and In direct words, and whose pro-
/ all in m
| gave tacis supuort to the enemies OF the Depart.
| ment, AM of public yirtus And among those
Journals who did not publish my report but who
impugned my motives, and whose sllsnce inuen-
DO, and anatbsma have impaired most console
tiun and comfort 10 the snemles OF the Fire De-
psrtme Mt and the public morals, would particular.
! " mention the Mt1o. York Tribune, SIN, CONNER
cial Advertiser and the Journal Of Commerce,
Journals W hch the hremen should the mora desPise,
not go much for their monatrous Injustice and de-
nunciaton of the Fire Department, through ia
Chief Engineer sc Tor their h7pOcrisicai prcfea.
siors Of friendship FOR the Fire Department and
the public morale while their ardent support Of the
p1eseat corrupt NanicipeI Government, N Ito n 4.
hcious warfare against the Chief Engineer and
! the Fire Department, oogc!usiyetg proves them to
be the opeE and inv8serasa snsmles OF the Fire
Department and ofiaw and ordaf, wbsn 1t conflicts
| with their peouuisry iulerestO 80 anethematse evil
| doers In high Ctncls tation
Every man who reads Tie Tribune knows that,
with the exception OF silence or failure TO publish
the Report our course has b6en exactly the oppo-
ate of what ia here represented The reason why
We did not print the Report wsa beeauEe it vas
furnished to another paper erclRsvely, dspoti
ton OF public documents generally held to be not
only unfair, but mean. If Mr. Carson had gVsn
US an opportunity to print his document on the
Same morning With bis apparent organ, we should
have done so cheerfully AS to the RAPPORT tself
The Tribune has never minated an opinion for or
against it, But our respect Tor the Fire Depart
ment is too deeply rooted to be Sbaken By such