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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

This bill Of costs was made by the fee bill 10
force in 1899.
The same singular reluctance 10 produce the
minutes Of the Commissioners. was exhibited in
this case as in the proceeding one.
The three Commissioners. separately examined,
all denied. in October, any knowledge VI what had
become OF the records of proceedings bad before
them in February q the same year The box in
which his minutes and other papers had been kept
By Mr. Sweeney, the Clerk, was said by him 10
nave been q short time previous 10 the conclusion
Of the proceedings VI the Commissioners in the
possession Of Jalnes Maurice, law partner III Mr.
James Brady, their Counsel. On being sum
moned % appeal beiore the Committee, Mr. Mau-
rice reiusedto dosO without pre- psymento f mileage
from Willamsburgh O New York, a well ~ II the
legal Tee for a witness The Sergeant alarms
therefore paid him forty cents mileage. aud usuai
fee on subpoena and Mr. Msarico came before the
Committee.
lie stated in regard to the " minutes that tie
tin box which had once contained them was much
a. service, but that IL now contained only some
fishing lines lie had no recollection Of ever hsv.
ing seen those minutes. nor did be know where
they were
Mr. John D. Burchard, one Of the appraisers, de-
posed on the lst day Of November that he did rot
know where the minutes then were.
On the 18th day Of November James r Brady.
Esq Counsel To the Commissioners, produced be-
fore this Committee the book Of minutes sought
6r AMI stated that II had been delivered 10 him
that day By JO'in ID. Banhari, VII - 'lWd il >
Mr. Brady office Mr.. B.aiy bad d, seen -
minutes nor had occasion 10 EXAMINE shem c-t't
o1sy.
pom a careful examination 81 this boob. -
peared that l32 meetings had been nanb~''
the margin, several days Having been on I'd &c
the numbering, and entered " N o meeting
The charge is the Aggregate 81 Expenses a
taxed by Judge Edmonds, 10 for lss meetipss
See above schedule
Tho proceeding. OF each day are indicated n
the Minutes and when the Counsel appeared 70
consult with or advise the COmn,issloners. ~ IN
owner came IN, or the appraisers made return
tho fat Is so stated There are, however, ssvsnsy
six days on which no business 10 spoken o. boo a.
most without exception ths entry 10 4" The Com
Snissioners met, considered tho bssinsss tssHs
them, and Adjourned
The following Schedule contains the particulars
orr nfs poinf 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25


There is little dsobt, that on tbesJ lsys acre
was 10 business 10 consider Bet eas h1Dsrco
and twelve days remain. on which ssy sV-r ms
NOS, trivial progress was made. toward 10 ON
pet.on II the proceedings, yet fall pay y - s'io~
"A and received for ths whole time --sfged &C iss
days
The three appraisers, whose pay vss the poor
-, fe,r all three received b1t siso,) did o large
norton Of the work. eertsilly - much az the Com.
pls.;oners. They valued the bts ca the whole
line Of the road. 2.275 ia number beside b. build
ings They frequently visited the NJ a street,
and were never accompanied BY sas Commission
ers Their Reports n 70 vLussoo at properly
we're in al cases adopted BY Their, " tPv'ss ron
tie evidence gwen BY the spprssseo
The Bloolninsdas Road between FrSnfy'hnn
and Fcrty-ffth SITS was widenef .. }JtS, a. t"ssi
cost Of o. 800 81. the counsel fses ~ sz"o' o.
The section Of the same stree an F~sned' en-
tending from Fory-ffth 10 Be saA sss one
efth longer than the frat and - 3; ne csPro
,.o,,iopste sum Of sl3,t3s ~ T. eJansel fees
iss. 40 s5l had much more tsGa Ssd; The In
cidentsl expenses more than 80 Bee above
schedals-l
In tie matter Of ELEyEsIa-sB. orxsiSo FROM
BloADwAx 10 rHK BswsSz. ysu COMMITTEES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

THE CHERoKEES -The Cherokee Aacoce't. re
isu,ng 70 paragraph. stating thai the CneroAees
intend 70 apply Tor admission into the anon IN
few years and, with that view. are eNeeedinsA
ANXIOUS to compete with the whites in al Kinds OF
HalFOYements, saws
To emulate the people hat boast II he Nrcaic> cN.
polcal ard TtsOas irsitgiCns IN he WCs, IS ce sam
ecsunsndshle b.; TO ba ne CasfoSccs are mNS'hs
ch eNeFuous for the purposo q; becoming pat 81 r,
taoa SAVING more than prepared 10 ADM :,
~ we Know the fccllug 81 the Cherokee pcopc, u i
an 10 tae reverse - the statement Although hefemel
y soe nd lduals SmouS ~ ~ aver ~ sacp frvvo
f a. 70 he mo oriv Of the Cherokee people such ihHf
1nlot Be 1sgy aese "a sgsinsi them AUD Mere ii1'
we I'D % ioln the Union. We DO ROY SAY tha w
Ia ee eaip.he Bar IL Is oar wish 10 remain dsae
80 separate community"
=, Aessrs. Vim p Ross. John Drew and DAVID
ann have been appointed, 10y loIni resolution o
zoe NATIONAL COancil as Delegates 10 represent the
Saucn AZ w Washington City, IN the settlement Of
I'e uRhiashed business with the Government u tht
shuea States The Van BnreR iHic!agcHosv Of
he I'd inst SAYS
~, Is this Delegation Is composed OF late enigvsns A.
800 - GA settlers and appointed with the
nos.S s.snee o al We entertain hopes hst they viii
g.. "a 10 afaeaiy 10 adjusting their business Messrs
80 s11 Drew passed through CRY yeserdsy and Mr.
fsaA WI loilow al m early day"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
NUMBER 274.

ssani = adjournment considered matters before
then anS sdpurued On ten days !; s recorded
bat they met and adjourned Or that parties dij
ut appear sad On three dsys that they met for
the p1rross n hcs.n, objections leaving only
twenty .nFc csys on winch auv business appears 70
nave been transacted. F0T these services stated
as o' meetings a; SO esch s1si was charged
an Psld besides tie hire Of clerk. a WAGON and
ever oiaer accessory T. shc comfortable discharge
o. tneif duties rs VII appear BY the b,ll o costs
and charges herean,o sabioined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

The Brush W est ladia mail steamship Thames
srri, ga a Mobile Bay on Tuesday lata rom Ha
yeua placed her mall and three passengers o.
board the tender which Was wsitlnS, ami ssiied
Immediately lor Vera Cruz. leaving behind IL,
mails made ap s, Mobile for Mexico. and some
passengers who had been waiting Tor her since thc
81 inst The Mobile papers ard the Passengers
make great compls.ut of this conduct
when the LEFT Havana. on the sth inst there
wee 200 yesss exclusive q coasters. st that port
one halt II which were American. lreiehts We're
So very low ard Cuban produce - scarce and nigh
that the vessels were mostly out o.. employment
The hotels at Havana were crowded with stEaD
gers, chiefly Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
VOLUME *.
- -. - -HENKY -

ItE '.IDH, IlLt. lEnhf ia &.
lF0- TIE Ia3cl.l
FfRr % re rock esi.s' WHICH tie surf
Wltl s7.ea tl1l-er t-.aks 10 .a.n.
T.cre sands BE-. c- tae INo. ship.
COR plot 0. er ,he stormy main.
lVi'd roar the waves, By 6s-a-d lsshsd
~ mountain hien;, wiz crests O. .oan.
Tine sEayinz mast. with b4llvng sails
3 De tercer tem2es,s yet % come
The storm grows farioos-b,aos tie sky
Bee;> breakers shoals are on the .ee.
i5d help ;as ship aal mariners
CO.. u.s. ride ont such stormy sea
tli. no, los; chance +. let
SELL Treed1ms s'a breaks through the rght
liz Constitution compass poin's
Tarolsh Disco-d darkness, TO the isnt
On all the .h,re wha, mliioa' Hsif
Watching the stout snip breast the storm.
She shuns The reef the shoai wasi shouts
90 mp 70 bail her Frightening torn.
Ho safe she rides A. ,en-th-ana shall
In Freedom alters. calm and Gear
oar rvios slip with plot brave.
Aud freight Of Hors and GLoRY dear
s.t Tst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

HONOR TO Tx MLNoRY or GKS. SrAkk.-A
meeting Of ibe citizens Of NewHsnpshirs y % oe hsc u
Manchester on The "a OF March v tho pdpose Of adopt
.pg some preliminary measures erect monument 70
the memory Of MAJ Gez. Jehn SAX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

SUDDEN DEATH or MRs. RosT No .nvss;ica-
ton les Vet been l.t b. tie Jlry suumc-ei by C1rone
uf Clseseu into ne causes N DE sudden DEAN
% Nj James Rose "a hs tosr. on Sarrcsy morning ss-
TIE body before sstot Ls been eAhumed from -
Place 81 M1Urf Auburn aud i.e contents ~ - siODl-
ac te.ng zee ov Or Jackson. lid unl bis r=rOr
IS MADE nothing lsrAtr = Be done IN he ils--r u -
Somewhat r-rsTksn, tai MI Rose me tlsh1ut dec
similar suGaen msa1er nolihs ssc tx wa co--
iecEorel having shop upon Al street .1d VITA rs vie
were highly eseemod ~ TIE c1zcls u Ch6TescL- Tlr
Hfescr investigated = had .a- request o. Tie fAler
lohe- sd three brothers - 4~ " he deceased.
hai NY have rsasols 10 believe MAJ Sc 40 her deal
~ unfair prscuces by lie s1-deu deal u fnis couple
tve chLdFel are = orphans Bos-su Trsvc--r ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 95. 1850.


- CAL for the Union Ne'iins To-Nishr, = {
Castle tsarden.-7ie c.-r-,s - re CIV az C1ua-V
" S- I1-. Irrespective ~ -.rr 's-1--l- fa~or Of
sls.s.-.-z OUR UNION BY - 1e.-l1-lt s--e1-n, 1f
' --rat -.-,-1l l7p ag'a1r Or 1-1- l7a1 q. Bass
--5n aes.-11-s 1-.----- .l-1 Gle SenAis 1f
,s r.ls. sac. By bon Hrvar C-sr. are so-4es.es -
meet % l. Aoa8.r --e-.-- F., . a :. o'c.ocE A.
Css.I1 Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25

BRUTAL ASA IT We learn from tie F1v
Rirrr Mrnt1y iAsi 81 81 Beulsmin Eanbiv q
resrec sole c-lfel G.; rscror T. 7, entered curing
'e Afternoon OF "Wednesday 49, ~ Wora f-4ogs
uailcd Chapman. wh1 s-r-ck NJ HEmhy b'ow VIII e
lcaVF cub, lo ush izw, kuocking II several Ls
srt-tl. I'D Otherwise r.ns tiil aac r4c-ng
blow lle had % - q, re re cl-
rng gesh Dearv t-rce rebes ne sk- TIE cause
OF o. hsve Seen fh- rehsa OF NJ II ~
deliver o. Caarmsn cad = heb. ,h- dean u bs vile
s1uce I've O. yeaIs lie ai-er gave 90 M Handy
Chapman aisso.- ircw slt under he "A 1leCcr
q lCQor when BE- cgulrui..ed he aci
Snow AT lHr NoETE.--A gentleman jast re
.grrsd ron v.s 10 e~-HsmpsA.Te repori. IL STOW
irol 90 NO irv dep,h n Srsfou C0Qa;y. y n AID
he -iou Icrh and 0 Lake Nnnerislcs--. b =
gauge, accurately kep y Nf. Hsdey q RzElsy.
sppeais ghai do fAll u f1T $3.50 has been ms
K, feet ad iOar aehss Near the Ckla1a ire.
earn here 5 Site sEo~, aSt lie grourc bare arc e
frost IN lie sfsHsa While Il he vicinity Of he Wtir
Moansii M soT ye,y seer, and Tie esltrf las bees
excessively cecil 5os-ol Transcript
20 Al a TeceHi TIA IN Wisconsin the subject
q controversy deu obn u whisky. whscs was or
deEed 10 be bfo1ghi Court TIE defendant ,Tied
and t,e vkaky-in cther words The whisky was
drunk art 80 was theJury
SUNDAY -RAISs-Tbe bill 70 prohibit railroad
trains frcin running on S.bbAih has been E-ecied he
Massachusetts Senars b. vote Of 10 70 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-25
Expenses Of street Opening
in the City OF Ncw-HOrk
As SHOWN ~
Report TO The LEGISLATURE Of Nrw.iOrk

T. Pc. S-sLrS ElnsEEIN SreISer 81 20 Hoss. y 10
fe-.!, lf tis >..'s e Aer-- is-s
The undersigned, Se.ec, Committee appointed
u1i-r Reso.nro1 n ,1s Assembly of the State
Of Ncw.Y.-k passed April r 1872. IN The words
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

DISTINCTION OF THE PANORAMA OF THE UPpKR
MIssisslrPf AT about half past three o'clock this
morpinr, fire broke out IN Washington Hail.
which has been occupied for several weeks by
Pomarede's Pensrsme OF the Upper Mississippi,
and we regret TO state that nearly the whole of the
srIendii work OF the artist was destroyed. At one
time. indeed, the fire threatened the destruction
of the whole range 81 buildings known as Wash
ington Han Buildings; bui the pyoinp'ness and eff
cheney Of the fire department, aided by supply Of
wster in that section Of the city, has At the present
period succeeded 10 arresting the flfmes. There
was performance last evening, after which every
thing was left in perfect safety. The Washington
Hall range Of buildings is owned by John IL. Ste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

phens, ESQ, and the insurance effected in the
Newark companies win cover the loss.
: Tho stores underneath, occupied by II. Adams IL
Brother and s. G. Dunn, merchant tailors, and ].
s. Peshine, shoe manufacturer, were considerably
damaged by the water, but we understand are
largely insured. The Offices and rooms on the
ed, accompanied with serious loss to the occu-
pants. We learn that the panorama is insured in
one of the St. Louis offices, for 5000. We regret
to say that one Of the ladders broke while oceu-
pied by several fremen, preciptating them to the
pavement, injuring one of them, though not dan
gerously. -Nepark (N. y Mercury, Nor. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
| rTHENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

V,HENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-Ihs ships CONFUSING this line are the
ATLANTIC, Captain Wess. BALTIC. Captain Comstook
TACTIC, Captain Nys. ADRIATIc. Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These ships having buit BIZ contract expressly i
service every care has been taken In their con-
also In their engines TO strength
speed aud their for passengers
au allied Tor elegance comfort.
Price passage from New York 70 Liverpool ssD sxoiu
sve o. extra size state rooms sls IRON Liverpool
New York ass.
No berths secured until paid for.
The these ships will not be table for COLA
silver bullion, specie ewery, precious stones or metsa
Unless bills Of ladinG signed therefor and the vhls;
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
3HIPPING.
NovKnsxR IS. 1850

II ship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas. West-This steamship will
depart with the mails for Europe positively, satur
the Of Canal street No berth secured uat paid for
All letters through the Post Ooe Fer freight
p.sagehavng unequae accommodations for elegance
VI Ipwp X. COLLINS, Sc Wall street.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC. and
safl ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

$500 REwARD.-JEFrRIEs' ANTlpoTE A srx.

BCOO ci6o Mixture for the Of private disorders
1t makes speedy cure without the least restrictions Of
The proprietor challenger single which the mixture
will under the forfeiture Of i've hundred doars
II is put up in bottles with full directions 81 One bot
tie lasts week-many cured in days Tor sale b.
c. H. RING, i92 Brosdway los Bsysrd street New York
W b Little, l04 Hanover street, Boston, Wright Co..
ey Oreaus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26

BROWN, SMILEY Co, liverpool.
n. O. ROBERTS CO.. IS Kings Arms yard, London.
After the first Of April next the rats Of freight By Al,
above steamers from Liverpool wall be ma.srsy reduoee
NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAVIGATION CON-
1Npany-For Havre and Sou ptonTho United states
Nail steamship FRANKLIN2f00 tons burden, j. AWotton
commander viii sail for Dsvre touohng AZ Sou thamp.on 70
pier North river. Price Of passage $40 No bsrths
securea until raid for All letters pass through
post 'n soRfinER IIVISGsfos, &ssn, 50 Broadway
TBE BRITISH AND NORTH -AxrRIcAs ROYAL
rect and between Bostsn and LiverpOoths Boston boats
only calling At Hsss 20 lAAd and reesvs nails aad ra'-
These vessels carr clear white light q. hsr mashsad
green starboAfd Gde-rcd on port side.
TKog AMERICA.
Africa, A. Ryre, from New forf, Wetnssday. Dth No
Csnhr, j. LsisOh. from BOStsn. wednesday zsA Novsn
Siss.r, J. Stone from New TSrs. wednesday sss Deem
Europs L. c. Lott. from Boston, Wednesday lth Dso,n.
Asia H.E Judiits from New rorh, wednesday. 18Th
Amsriss n. Shannon. from BOson wednesday, ash De-
Afrei A. Ryr. nom New York wednesday. Let January.
csn.d. w. u,rSop, ron Bosson wednesday, 18Th Jana
Ps'.ass from New rsrk or Bos,sa Liverpool in first
Do so 80 second cabin 49, 100 ~
Noterth teeurtd until paid Cor.
trtEh viii W charged on specis beYoni an amount Ter
Al ssrsrisneed Surgeon % hoard.
All letters and newspapers mat pG0 through ne Fen
TOT '''sA' ana PA'''e' lGrrusARp. IT. 81 pr.sar.y.
After N, ss, Of Arr next The rate q W Tie Above
steamer from Liverpool VII he very materially reduced
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DACITTC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoEPANr.-THE PUB
lie Informed that under the Arrangements Of tint
gompsuy esnsrs inspected ard approved BY The Nav
Depsrmfnt, and carrying the United states mails will
uue 20 Leave Panama an san Francisco the ars and
81 each detained BIZ Unavoidable
accident TIE srriva o. the mails At frnana The
steamers Of the trst % be month viii touch Acapulco
Blsa Msgatsn San Diero and Monterey. The steam
srs Of the month viii touch Aoapulco hat
= 40 other Mexican porta.
The new stetmphip COLUMBIA win ply regularly, sftsi
her the Paciao between san rrancseo and Vor
in awaiting At ths former the arrival Of ma
ADD from Panama. and returnns without eelsi
With mails sad passengers fer the following fro
aaa Francisco regular line Of pcllers vii be ksrt
for the transportation ~ freight ana transient psssenssn
between P.nsma and Gan Frsrciseo.
The connection IN the Atlanue viii ~ sptainet ~ ht
stesmshrs EhFlHe CITY le.vinf Nev Yors On che Ism
and CHEROHEE leaving New ort ta the 2sth 81 etcl
Month for Chserss trd boat p1 also be kept in Nss
York as spare steamer
ne new ftssmshiys CARIBSEAN ard PHILADELPHIA
vi 10y direct re between Now Orleans and Ch.ret
le1virf A. ruch RODS viii little acsention
psrhe enhe ethnua aaf forming With the Paeia, setri-
-tpr, thrrush ne orleans snd "
kfEi-o, California sud Orsron.
1hroush 1ick cts Ter month errhs
cation o. the Company - scuth street. New Apt
esticns tnr rasssfe fe New Orleans shops " n.d-
sRfsTHONa LAuasS0N uo. rents, a. th.t oiaes.
fsv ferk, Oet. 81 ksq.
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MEDICAL.

nR, WARREN Is CONFIDENTLY coNeULTkD ON
~ Disc asses, from IL years prsotoe Of which in
hospital Dr. w. 10 enabled guarantee speedy
without See his diploma in his once, No. Mott
street. adjoining Chatham with the hrst In
surgery and meJioins this country hAs produce