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

FROM TIE PLAIss.-The 81 Joseph Mo- IA
tenure Of the 2lst says: During the past week
several persons have returned from the plains
some from as far cut as Fort Laramie They re.
port grass plenty and the emigrsnts are generally
setting along well. Some few cases of Choiera,
Small Pox and Measels, and few deaths They
bring no news particularly interesting.
DEATH OF An ACID BosrOs MERcHASr.--Ste-
phen Deblois, well known merchant Of this city
died at the UHted States Hotel on the I'd instant
sged 50 years and months. He was Tor q nam.
Der Of years whartinger Of India wharf
-rr Boston Traveller.
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The CoURTs--In the case Of Samuel A. Suy-
dan, 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
S75O
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BODY FoUsD.-The body Of an unknown man
was found floating in the River at Montague Ferry
on w ednesday night. He had apparently been in
the water some time. 1t was taken to the dead
house and identified as the body of J acOb Phraner,
mason, aged about IS, and recently residing at 40
Princest. Various important papers were found on
bis person.
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stoned down there week without the least III
fculty.
The machine is capable OF cont I'M our per
son. sossto be able 70 work therein for several
hours at time. They can be 50 constructed Is "
contain ten or twenty men if necessary On7
now being built TO contain ten men, and Is 70 DO AZ
tacbed to a large floating derrick, and the ar
pumps are to be worked By steam this Is hrst ID
be moored and sunk over where the Lexington was
lost some years siuce with the hope thereby oil re-
covering some ssOOO in specie said TO have been
on board at the time.
There were a great number Of the most able.
talented and scientific gentlemen OF this Cl'y'
BROOKLYN. one from Washington and another from
Boston. together with the principal Naval officers
of this State, present yesterday and they express
ed themselves perfectly satisfied with the expert
ment made and the success of the article as We'll
after examining its construction 1t Is a very di'-
ferent instrument to the diving bell formerly used
for such purposes and worked in different man
ner altogether.
ASIEFLoGeISG-A meeting was held last nigh
by the citizens Of Brooklyn at the City Hail. to ex
press sympathy with the reform urged and advo-
Gated by Watson G. Haynes, the Sailors Friend
for the abolition of rum and Jogging in the Ameri
can Navy MIR. Haynes, Judge Greenwood, Judge
Dyckman Rev. T. B. Thayer and ex'Mayor Geo
Hall were the speakers. Lewis Tappan, Esq. pre-
sided. We have full report which we shall try
to print tomorrow.
THE CEysUs-The L. S. Marshal for the South
ern District of New-York has appointed the follow
ing Deputies for Kings County:
INSTRUMENTATION Tenyck and George T.
| Baker.
Eighth and Ninth Wards, FlatJush, Flatlands,
| Graresend, and Netr- Jtreehet-Chas. l.. Franklin.
Cay Of Brooklyn First and Second Warts.-
John r.. SimonsOn.
| Third WGrd-Conklin Smith
| Fourth Ward-Jacob Outwater.
| Fin Hard-Ebenezer Smith
Sixth Ward-Jo Joseph Little.
Serenth Ward-Beriami Velsor.
| Tenth Hard-Wiam Grant
| ElerenM Wdrd-J. b. s. Briant.
| SAD ACCIDENTAL fine little boy Of II years OF
age, named George Walker, residing at 70 Pine
| apple st. was drowned at the Montague Ferry,
! BrC oky n, w ednesday evening about6 O'Clock he
| had been playing the wharf, and, approaching
too near the edge of the River, fell in. His body
was recovered in fifteen minutes bat all efforts to
resuscitste him were in vain.
BODY FoUSD-The body Of an unknown man
was found floating in the River at Montague Ferry
on w ednesday night. He had apparently been in
the water some time. 1t was taken to the dead
| housa end identified as the body of acob phranar
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DEATH BY DRowNING.-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 oyeralls fastened with a
belt red flannel shirt, white flannel drawers, new
boots and wooden comforter about his neck His
hair was long and black, and he appeared TO have
been about month in the water. Verdict accord.
ingy.
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FAILING OF SIGS.-The large sign of the Ane.
rican Institute fell from its position, above the Sc
young man with considerable force, also lady,
who was more frightened than injured. A large
number of persons then passing escaped uninjured
1t 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
der such circumstances, should examine whether
there is danger of their falling it is seldom done
by order Of the public authorities.
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NrvU-YORK WEEKLY TRIBuNEl
THE sErII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

. published every Wednesday And SttuTedg mOihihg'-
Price s. per annufn. Two copies for 30
Advertisements cents alne each insertion
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ofaD lsFASr FoUsD.-The body Of "a infant
~ cut on it's head, was found yesterday in q
70 the Sixteenth Ward, near the Station
twas taken 20 the Sixteenth Ward Sta
noese, where the Coroner will hold az inquest
lsnonias. " 30 .a.rrss3 r .1tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
TRAVELLING.

NTFW-YORk and ERIE RAILROAD
/ NEW ROUTE TO BUFF 10 ard the WEST - az
ArrangeucnL-Ieaye New-York Tor Binghaintln eimrs'
Coming HuTneisyle, Geneva RochesieI oln0 AZ 81
tcrre lar plscr. iaiy by steamboats, si'L
arc ERIE nom pier foot Of DuAnr-st as follows
Breakfast ard supper on board the bouts Co.,
EXPRESS TRAIN at : A NJ stopping onY a. Sniernh
Chester Goshen Mdileiown Port Jery1s Narrowso1Eg,
Hanc CD DEPOSIT Lanesbaro b.nghamton Owego, " a.
verley E!uira and Jefferson arriving at Geneva nj 10
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo Is can lodge al t.ne
"a and taking the express Train fon Albany aext morning
arrive 81 chester an Buffalo the anne passeu.
gers Viz Albany with the advantage OF nignts rest al 0t
sai!ons arriving al Corning the evening III 10 10 ock
WAY TRAIN II P VI for Ohsvlle and all inlermedlsis
stations
NIGHT EXPRESS TRANat5P NJ stopping stP iermont SUI
ferns Chester 0 shea Md1etowu Ousgile, Port Jervis,
Mari wsburgh Hancock Deposit Lanesboro Great Bend,
Binehamtou- and al the stations west OF binshamson
Passengers for Buffalo by this train proceed to Geneva and
take the train arriving Buffalo afternoon Psssea
gers for Ithaca CaYuga Bridge and Csyuga Lake
lake the the Cayugs and Susquehanna Railroad
az Owego, which leave Immediately on The MflVal OF
the Erie trims Passengers for Togs and Lycomng coun-
aes Pa take the cars of me Corning and Bossbag Rsr sd
al Corning Stages leave Ssrrow'6nre HanG0cs DePosII
Lanesboro Binghamton. Owego Waverly Ehnirs, Corn
ing and Honelsyille on arrival OF the trans
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at IS AN stopping al u
mira Wavery, Owego, Blnghamton Lanesooro, Deposit,
Hancock Narrow sburg Port Jervs Mddetown GfosAeF,
Chester and Suferns arriving New York at 80 VI
WAY MAIL TRAIN leaves Corning az A N stopping
az all the stations and arrives IN New York at 50 r N
NIcHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva at NJ and
Horneusve NJ stopping at all STATIONS west Of Bulg
hanton md nj Great Bend Lanesboro Deposit Hancock
ksrrowsburgh Port Jeryis Ousye middletown Goshen,
Chester suferns ans Piermon arriving In Newfork at
O'Clock AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Otisyile at 80 AM stopping al all
the stations una arriving in NeyyYork at 10 80 A Nj
NEwBuRcH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at ~ All anG
g AM and NJ connecting with the trains gong west
Leave Chester CT II AN and M end 10 M or on
arrival of the trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier foot Duane-st al Nd
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and all places
West taken by Express freight trains and Is torwardet
through without delay CHARLES MlNOT
s23 superintendent
NoTE.-The Permcnt and Dearman Ferry advertise 10
connect the Hudson River Trains, leaving NewYork al
und II P NJ with the morning and evening express
trains going Eastward.
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LEAVE NETWORK. GOING NORTH,

From lie OtuGe IN liudSOn-st ncuT CtialiDtI5St
M-May train for Albany stopping ping n all way
on the and f9sRSp With &c I and 10
HYDE Pazh. kingston Barrytown, Tivoh, Maiden, Cats
Xii Hudson Coxsackie, Stuyyesant and NewBatimore,
At 8 IS A. ni~Express tran for Albany, stopping at
Yonkers Dobbs Ferry Dearmsn, TaTIytqwn, Sing sing,
bnrgh. and connecting at Poughkeepse with the NEW
WORLD or Aida which will land at Kingston, Madea,
Catski Hudson and Coxsackie and arrive az Albany ~
At M-For freight and passengers to Poughkeepsie,
stopping at al way stations ut, ,.,
Ats P M.-For passengers TO Poughkeepsie, stopping
at all the way stations - peo,sk stonn,ng M ,ba
At IS P M.@Express train for Albany stopping al
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Dearman TarrytoWn Slng-Sng,
Peekskill Garrison's Cold Spring, Fslki, New Ham.
burgh and Milton Ferry, connecting at Poughkeepse with
the steamer SOUTH AMERICA, hich VIII land at Hyde
Park Kingston Barrytown Tivoli Maiden Catsk, Hlld
son, Coxsackie, Syvesan and New Baltimore and arrive
at Albany at A. NJ; -,,.-,.-. ...,.,.
Ats P M.-For Passengers to Poughkeepsie, stopping
at allthe way stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPSIE, GOING SOUTH.
At6 10 a. M-For New-York, stopping at all the way
stations
AT A. M-For freight and passengers to NewYork.
XII 3 A M-For New-York, stopping at all the way
stations except Croon Verpancks Tuby Hook and One
All 45 A Nor on arrival OF steamer rom Albany,
which leaves there at A stopping At Nsw. HambpTgh,
Fshki Cold Spring, Garsons Peekskill Sing Sing Tar.
rytown Dearman Dobbs Ferry and Yonkers
At4 Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany which
leaves there at Il NJ stopping at all way stations except
Low Point and Verplanck's.
At830 P Nor on arrival OF steamer from Albany,
which leaves there 45 P. NJ stopping at all way STE
lions signal
LEAVE PEEKsKILL FOR NETWORK
ATS A. M-Stoppng al all way stations
PIERMoNT-Through tickets for Permont by the Dear,
Ferry, which connects the trains from New York at
AM and 4 45 P NJ with the Morning and Evening Erie
Express Trains going Westward.
Passengers Will promote their convenience and safety by
observing the following rules lst, Give particular direc-
tons to he where your baggage is to be de-
yered that he may mark it accordingly and thereby avoid
procure your lChe5 DeIOFe
ing the cars; Sd do not stand on the platforms.
iy25R OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent.
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FOR, EUROPE.


FHNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West, PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstock
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built By contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken their
str7lcuon as also in their engines strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers une
ounl!ed for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from NewYOrk to Liverpool $3.50; eX
elusive of extra size staerooms 1925 and 5000 from
Liverpool New York. SIS An experienced surgeon at
ached TO each ship No Berths secured until paid tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
FROM NEyg-Yo.K FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, October l2h 1850 Wednesday, Oct 30th, 1917
Snfrday October 2fth 1850 Wednesday, Nov. 20th 1850
Sahrday Nov 18th 1850 Saturday December 7th 1850
Saturday Nov 3Oth 1850 Saturday, December 2st, 1880
Snnrday' Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, It'll, 1851
Sarrday Dec 28th 1850 Saturday, January 18th, 1851
Wednesday, Jan 9Th 1851 Saturday February !s 820
Wednesday, Jan 22d 1881 Saturday FEBRUARY ioIh 6
Wednesday, Feb. 9Th 1851 Saturday, 6larch ls go
Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 1851 Saturday March, lol, 02i
Wednesday, Mich 5th 1851 Saturday MaTch T9tA iS2l
For freight passage apply to EDW AND ~ GOLlN ~,
IS Wallst NewYork or TO BROWN. SHIRLEY y "
LIVERPOOL Z. @. ROBERTS Il CO - hln%s Arms iatl'
London or l.. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard MontmaFtFe'
Paris -.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable for
gold bs OF ad e%ey , .iSsfo
yane thereof therein expressed.
After April next the rate freight By the above
steamers viii be materially reduced. $50 IT
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TN TBF MATTER Of the Distribution Of proceeds Of the Real
Eato JAMES DEfYsE deceased sod on the application Of
WITIIkM SHASNoS J. Co. Creditors Notice hereby sTea
,f The balances Of the proceeJs OF the zeal estate Of
James Ieayss the city OF New Yort dsceased nssats
,s 1nier tbs order Surrogate tbs county Of Sew
Yor by Rachael hyer Rachael Denyss Administrative Of I'll
md sr the goods chattss and credits OF the said nteste viii
10 divided By the Snrrsgats among the creditors OF e SAID ates
incorporation e respective debts ACCORDING 20 aw
srrzs Ocs city New YORK The 18th day o. SoTe1
b al es7en O'Clock the to.enooo oil that day Dated this
18th day OF September, 1880 Joaa n Bh Aidd,
so l5E6wh Attorney or AdElinlstta.rN, 10 W aht-
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NEW RoUTEtoth the WEST & NORTH.

i UNITED STATES NAIL LINE via the Cayu "a and
Susquehannn and New aud Erie Railroads aud Cayu
Unhl further notice the Passenger Traias on the Cayuga
and Susquehanna Railroad viii in connection with the
Day and Night Express Trains on the NcwYork and Erie
Railroad, two daily lines Sundays exceptedl
The cars leave 0wego NJ 81 AN. and u PM Leave
Ithaca AM and nj 80 M arriving al 0wego in time
the Morning and Evening Express Trains for New oS
The splendid low-pressure steamer WILLIAM =.
DODGE, Capt. Buckbee leaves Ithaca daily ut 80 A. M
connecting CGyuga with the Express Trains going East
West. Returning, leave Cayusa at 8 2 D. or On the
arrival the Eastern Western Express Trains connect
ing ut Ithaca with the Evening Train for New York
Through tickets from NewYork to Cayuga So. Tickets
from New York Ithaca Cayuga sold on board the
steamboat the New and Erie Railroad Company on
the river.
Baggage checked through from NewYork to Ithaca or
Cayugn.
The Cayuga and Susquehanna Railroad has been rebuilt
and relad with heavy rail route, avoiding the
inclined plains and equipped with engines and cars unSur
passed any road III the Union
The connection between the railroads and the boasts per
feet the running directly and from the steamboat
landing in Cayugn Lake.
Passengers for Oswego Syracuse Auburn Geneva Roch'
and Buffalo, win find this the pleasant comtorta-
bic, and cheapest route So cody
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TRAVELLING.

NOR S1REWSB URY, LONG
Z BRANCH Ocean House PORT WASHINGTON.
MOUNTS and 5ROWNs JuCna, tAilldiet,v7a Hl,4H-
LAND DOtk VI hen prac9cabel ami RED BANK. The
n vii leave Prsf side OF Peck slip Pier East River es
follows
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Gt0RPoRATInN NnIICE--pnhLc notlcs q

tORPORATION NOIlCE-Pubhc hereby 10 tho
owners occupant occupants all houses and lots
mpoveoo uuipoved lands affected thereby that the following As
have been completed BY tbs Assessors and lodged IN
the Office OF the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested For paving the way eetng the curb
and and tagging four feet vide front OF vacant
lots Of 18th from First Second The limits embraced
by include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of
Fourteenth street between lst and I'd and on the eaey
side OF I'd and Westerly SIDE OF lstarenue between
18th and 10Th All persons whose interests are al
fectsd by the named who opposed
the either Of then requested TO present their
objections writing the undersigned at Their Office No Hall OF
Records within thirty days from the date OF this notceOce Bu
OF Assessments Street Department Oct a. 1880 SAMUELH
DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, As
SCISSORS. ol5
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TN An order Surrogate ofths County
lYarf notice is hseby gwen all persons having claim, Against
WILLIAM KEyAH of the city Of New Yes deceased TO pre-
snt Tia same vouchers thereof 10 tbs ubscrbsr al as sii
dspce 10 ga Broadway New York or satos the
Sh d,y Of January noI-Ds4d Nav YORK. the 25 day OF Ju
1850 GysTiswSnFsl WuLLAa kAYAs, Executes,
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~ reoted snd deNur7d Will expose sale On ~ "a A.
ofoctuber 1892 y O'Clock ~ ye.,sv, nS,. r.. ~ I
DAY Of Jane isu other time thereafter N rsn $50
the may be, ot and TO- the oowln- dsi wv
perty No ITS i75 and Seooad.si ~ aad A Ii
IL 1s following lrSeao property about twenty Years 10 rn W.
sSs Fourth with the Appurtsuances &c SAusus 81 1850
1HUMAs CARSLEY sN.,,u
ataett A SessSauaa, DepuS Shr7H suSl-lawLsW
The above sale postponed until The G OF October sam,
WIS SSd pAec 90 StaH3vTA
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

III ODNON MY ELY hAtLhOAJ.--
Il NETWORK 10 ALBANY by Railroad and steam
boats SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1850.
On and after Tuesday May q, the passenger trains VIII
run rs follows Sundays exceped connecting at Pough
keepee with the fast.sailing steamers NEW WORLD
Aida, JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA
running TO and from Albany and touching at the usual In
termediate landings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21

fOKPORATIoN EoTICEPuOhc no,Ico hersoy gwen TO the
wpsr owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and Lots
improved unnproed Lands affected thereby that the following
completed By the Assessors aad are lodged
IN the Office the examination by all
persons For Widening Regulating and Grading tho
BIoomngdae Road from Seenthsvenle 10 FieAst Ths limits
embraced By such assessment include all the houses and os
ground lots pieces and parcels OF Land situated on boh
BoorDgiale Ssvenhavenue and Fhet 3
Oh nortey OF 45hst both sides OF 46h 47h 4st 49th st
southey side OF Fets between Seventh and Eighth sVen-
All whose affected by the above named AS
easements opposed the same either OF them
requested present their OBJECTIONS. writing the undersigned at
No Hall Of within thirty days from the date OF
this no.ce-Ocs Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Oct
WIN SMITH A,sessors oil
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Fare Reduced.
FTvHROUGH LINE for CALIFORNIA
and OREGON Win CHAGRES direct-The new and

favorite steamships
CHEROKEE -. 1900 mns Captain r. Windle
PHILADELPHIA !, 100 nlns. Captain Robt H. Pearson
N)r1u the only direct line between and Chagres
and in connection with the United States Mail steam packets
10 the Pacific sennonthy line through 70 San Francisco
and monthly line through to Oregon They leave New
York aboutthe 18TH and 18th of each month.
THROUGH RATES OF FARE TO CHAGREs
Cherokee Philadelphia
Saloon State Rooms 500 90 500 "
Lower Cabin. ............,.,,..' 80 w IT,,
All the above dine the table and have the privilege
ofthe Saloon.
steerage found with mattresses
and board ,,................ 40 w $D M
Freight to Chares 10 per foot Each passengers
allowed personal baggage free to the extent of $50 lbs not
exceeding measurement ten cubic feet Expenses Oh the
Isthnus are borne by the passengers.
For freight passage apply to ~
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, 81 South-st N Y.
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CROT0H ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September %, 1880.
" Public hereby gwen the OF each
every building street which the
that five added all tbs regular the
August that the LIST day OF November NEXT
addition thereto win be added all unpaid en
Win lien the under &C; OF the
Legislature passed April 4s and subject 10 sale for
All who nave pad these rents and intend
before the OF November particularly
requested do beero tho last week October that they
$50 toNovl REVO C. HANCR, Register.
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DALTFORNIA GOLD DUST. SANDS

land Quartz wanted by SOLOMON 4 co. Gold aud
Silver Reners Asayer, Sweep Meters and Cleaners OF
ears minerals and all known substances that contain me
hboye metals Old gold silver diamonds and precious
stones bought Jewellers and silyersnits sweeps ores
and all hard substances ground AT the Refinery Rehncry
7.alIni " ~ o9 i'm