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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

oKolTascr py!nsc TIE CRY or sew w Y cd
MO FE Ds1RiCST9s asyoi ansrn1 cos saa cor
.ess % o'52s ety Of New Yorl sbaHbe eight
5f ~ W., Ere Dtrc, eops al that part Of thu
sc y ,1, n 1vttt, ecoadst AID east Of re
e no s,eo5Pe District ,as eomptae al iass part o. Ias
@ I gs 6' SSGso ,s Ia leo r's al Tia.
re 4 ~ ~ osstaiairg follows oegignirg a. the loot Oh
heh ho.fs (. corner Leonard and Church sts thence north
,r ma .frsghtHe 10 he corner o LS4a -. hH So
,,eeaa ~ paih,y sopg the North RTe 10 the place Of be
p1a'k Fourth Fro snsi comprise all that par, Of TIE
IL ard sunng ohows beguung at ths cofne; 81
Leonard ~, YsSth avenue and twenty
70 TO Lexington avenue thence e9otasry
i.Iiy n h HE Church and Leonard So
Sac The h Fne Dstrct ha e7inro'e all 'na' VI o. s9
~ I'm and Lsonad running northery sgh. hne 70
ar Tssbty second st 10 Tie ouer aud along
ne R1sr Fourteenth II thence soqihwse', n sa,s
70 he corner OF Leonard and Orange ss tesnce westerly "
" F ,istret s. .ltbat part City
bounded and coutsinag follows Beginning at The corner
lo Of Marie; 81 on ae Fasi Kvor along the
Eat ihsDse sonth"ss'er stfsa INC
70 The Fire District shall comprise all hat part Of the
city boptded ara containing a. follows. Bsl,n ,sI 4 te tag.
kss TO The corner Of Leonard thence oa'befy a9ng
straight interesting Wssi at Tie anc,.a o.. o. % vsr
syoe Tie Eeth ali al in,t par o. NJ
ely sGSaS,a sna s so River and rnnaog easer
a,ra line Of Leonard saa E 40 ne nacoo Of Sas
40 * 81, and coDnned through the Battery to The
Sorth RIVER a., r., r;,. 7,,s,rir+ the synaI shall bs
sss a, ,ois from be alarm bella - -. -;
In The I'd District, TWO strokes N .e H a 800
In The District, thrse eIohe ~" nv. So.
IA District four froses IN lne on D9u'c'i 81
In n. 5tl District FIVE strokes 81, 49,.
SIC H. Engine Hoe and Ho2k ana La1et 1ile'
located 10 the and Second Districts sha Dc required 20 oooo3
4 both the tad Districts IN, c..;.. ,o,.,.A +,
ADtbs Engine Hose and Hook and Ladder CGnpahF c
lie Third ard Fourth Ds shall De required do duty il 'oA
sad Districts ~ +, 44o, f,o,o,,r;ss heated #,
M, FIN SIKH DISTRICTS hso required DO duty IN oon sao
Districts. -, ,, ~, &C.,, ~, ,oo..sl IL
tie s.vesi Eighth Districts shall be required to do d'y
Tbs Ordnance shah take January ISL
ADOPTED BY Board Of Aldermen NOV 3 nov
80 I5S w fiN = D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk c. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

7oRPoRAT1OE EoTCE-Pubhc Notice hereby gwen TO The
oyne OF owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and Lots
approved uuproysd Lands affected thereby that the
have completed by the Asessos and lodged
10 In, Of Assessments for examination by M
persons Interested For building Sewer BroadT on ina
saver IN Eighth the southery line OF Ninth street
embraced by such Assessment include all the several
Houses Ground vacant Lots and parcels Of
Land both sides OF Broadway between Eighth aud
Ninth siree All persoss whose interests affected by tho
sbov Assessments who opposed 10 the same or
ethe, Of them requested present Their objections writing
70 the undersgned Office, No Hall Of Records within
fhy day, from the date OF this SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors Office
Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov H. ls50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

(NoRPoRATIoN EOTICE.-sALE OF PROPERTY FOR UN
u AID TAXEs.-Ppblc notice hereby gwen that bas OF
properly unpaid the s47 and 9 M e pace
n nubc City Hall OF the City OF New York on Mon
dy the of December next at - clock at noon ana
be sod aud detailed OF bs property 70 DO sold
for unpaid published the EeT York Commercial AdYa
er daily newspaper puted ard published the City OF New
YortComptrolsrs Office New Ye September 10Th ls5dJo
sEPH Il. TAYLOR, Comptroller. $40 lAwl4w
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Change OF Hours, commencing Sept 3
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAT

Change OF Hours, commencing sept q
DAMAPO and PATERSON and PAP
Il AERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
Leave Sufen's Depot at Leave WORK Of
n O'clock. A. II. O'Clock A NJ
10 O'Clock 80 min. A n s O'Clock Is min. r III
IS O'Clock P NJ 5 o'clock Is min p ID
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Suferns Depot at Leave New-York al
*7ocock A. N. O'Clock IS min, 2 II
or on the arrival Of the Erie trains going East
PATERSON TRAINS.
leave Paterson at Leave New York eli
ri O'Clock A. NJ Marketst a O'Clock A n.
ct O'Clock AN. Pain Depot 10 O'Clock A Nj
I2o'clock NJ Paterson Depot O'Clock Z M
Il O'Clock NJ. Pain Depoti 81 o'clock Z. NJ.
IS O'clock P. NJ MarketaL | s. o'clock P. ID.
Except Mondays.
Leave Paterson Leave New-York al
a O'clock p III Patn Dep 81 o'clock P III.
B~On Monday mornings the first train from BufeFR'G
viii leave ct g. or on the arrival of the Otsville train
The A. NJ. and 5 is o'clock P NJ. trains nom rev.
York. will stop any station north OF Paterson excea
Rock Road and Hohokus and viii be in time to meet tio
Enc trains, morning and evening going West at snneIne
Depot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

nEPARTMEsT OF REPAIRS AND suPPLIEs-To BUILD.
AtERSStaed Proposals will be ecved al the Office Of the Com
Repairs and Supplies basement Nc cas- OF
CITY hS eei aoad1y the soh as OF hoyeneer at IS O'clock NJ
which LINE they will be publicly opened for making alterations
and Aeaos 10 II uses Of Engre COMPANY No s. and Hose Com
PAy Nc ~ srceaeI g the Pa and specification exhibited tbs
ehce OF the superintendent Repairs Buildings
KhIsbe,h street EmAoss required to estimate tor each sep
sratsly,-SoV. 10, ISL MN. ADAMS,
Commissioner OF Repairs AID SupelaA
FBBanh estimates be hac either Ct ,hs above ocss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

CORPORATION NOTICE-Pnbc notice is hereby given, TO the
Oowner occupant occupants Of and lots IN
proved lands affected thereby that the following Aess
by the Assessors and are lodged the o'cs
for examination by all interest
ed For grading from O:h t and setting
gutter therein Tbs limits embraced by such As
srssmeut include and lots oil ground
s 2are land situated both sides OF 36h 81 te
and tn and the westerly side Of OaYe
nue. between All whose INTEREST,"
the above named Assessmep and who oPPode
theeama present objections
writing TO Tie undersgned Office No. Hall of Records
within thirty dys date of this noceoce Bureau of AZ
peesmens Street Department Nov Is. 1850 SAMUEL H. DE
MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Wm SMITH, Assessors
mis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

SSORPORATION NOTICE-pubc notice hereby given the
owners occupant occupants OF all houses And lots
inpovcoo lands affected thereby that the following '
have been completed by the Assessors snl are
the Office Assessments for examination by all per!
interested For budpga Sewer with necessary receiving
and connecting Orange ST from the sewer
Chatham the westerly hne Gross 81 Tue ns embraced
by include all @ several houses and lots OF ground
ard parcels OF land situated on both sdes OF
Orange Chatham AID Cross on both sides Of eo's
Orange Mulberry westerly de Nal
berry between Chatham ard Byad SITS All persona Whose hteT
the canned whe
To same :asm, requested 70 present eI
objections writing tho undersigned At heu ofco NO aM
Rseords thirty from the data OF this notceomc on
reAu OF Department Nov 49, s h
~. ..N - Is fA u23 lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

6xTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REcoRDs.-Put-
hc hereby gyep that the following Petitions have oesn
Aldermen IT, nag four
feet sdew&ks OF Avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
regulate aud grade Eighty street from FaYenle
10 The All interested having objections h'reo
are present writing the uudersgned al h
ofce or o baore the December nSoYembsr 80 1880
n96 JOHN DODGE. Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS
" for NOVEMBER % Tor Sl50-A few more for sale
a, the California Passenger Office, l79 Broadway, where
teal operation New arrangement information circulars
ms 8, ARNOLD BUFFUM 4 CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

a7NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Ro,pn5aa Palk Nov 20
SisS0-coRPoRArlo& NoTlCE-Pehc ao;icois hereby gwen
petition presented the Bosri Aiensa for
SEVERN liz no line OF 10Th saver ia 18Th
Al interested the above having objections thereto
Spesd the writing, The Coataci Clerk
eEee, Ssinrisy th INST NICHOLAS DEAN Prer
lent rotua AouSjact 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

So DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF RscoRDs-Pabhc
~ = s,sey slNtn that the following petitions hsye besa
- 70 eesd o. Ahsrasn To aag sidewalks OF Tairtie,hsi
10 ~ Ssa Sshth regulate Aui gads Forty
tA - - ~ !At sna FIb avsuusS fence vacant o.s
'sehA Twenty nuth znd rhrsh streets 10
5000 ~ ASsia AVENUES The westerly SIDE Of Seventh
.,r.1 sN9 Streets &c ansld the grade Forty e.-ah
l' 80 wa as Red hnts bs profile the Street
80. ~ lS $50, - cssigs Res iIuon; r -sz2he
a.. = Peiso-s a'e'es;cd, ny ec,ozs astso
,se 50 y go &c "iss a; b. oise, e=iofs
Autti g Einsse5.r. 80 - -'eiRN J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

YTNO CALIFORNIANS.
e. TANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PAS
SAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANClSCO-The
new splendid Double Engine Steamship
CONSTITUTION,
Lieut. g. B. Bissell L. s. N Commander Will leave Pana-
ma for San Francisco on the 18th in for
passengers from by the steamers of 18th and ash
Inst &C.,,
erce as the Caroline and the Union whose admirable ac
colnmodations and fine sailing qualities are well Known
She is fitted out with of superior order and neither
pains beray will be spared TO give passengers every
satisfaction
Price of passage from Panama to San Francisco
LIST CABIN.
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''.''''. IU0
Apply 10 WARD PRICE. 40 Wall-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

TVORPORATION NOTlCE-PGAc hereby sgeu,to the
or of al houses and ots
or uAmproved lands affected thereby that the following
completed by Assessors and lodged IN
te Office Assessments for examination ny ali petsot
terested building in Beach ST. from Tie easeIy
Ans TO and Chapest Tbs
include all the several houses and
lots of ground and land situated on
both sides Hudson and Chapel Is tho north
ery aide of btween Yack aud Hudson ats on
both s,s OF Yarck between Moore and St Johns
Church on St JohR lane between Reach and York
aide Hudsoh bstweou North Moore aHd
All whose interests affected by the abos heo
opposed the cit OF he as
writing undersigned
their Office Hall Records within thirty days from the date OF
this noticeOfEce Bureau Assessments Street Department nov
SMITH lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

CORPORATION EOTICE-Pubc notice hereby gwen, TO tho
Oowne or occupants Of all Houses AID Lots
or Lends affected thereby that the following
completed by the Assessors and arc odssG
10 the OF Assessments for examination by al
For building N Broadway from hs
sewer Fouhst point fest north of he sonther me OF
embraced by such Assessment include
the several Of ground vacant lots pieces and
parcels land situated the eaesy side Of Bfosdwa between
and place and the westerly side between Fourth
al ard Waver place All whose interests are Affected by
named Ahtemeut and who as opposed to The Same
or either requested present their objections IN writing
10 the their eco No Hall Records within thirty
Bureau OF Assenslts,
s9est pspa tnsn Nov IS 1850 SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRAN
S,iS MIC pOI SON ISAAC WIN SMITH. Assessora lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

ENoRPoRATloN NoTICE-Puhc notice 20 the
u owners occupants Of all Houses aud Lots improved uli
proved Lands affected thereby that tho following assessments have
bean eoHed BY toe Assessors aud dg the ooe OF The
Bureau Assessments examination BY al persons interested
For building 2dNv from street.
norheIl line Of oh street The limits embraced by
include all hs several Houses and Lots Ground
Lots pieces AMI parcels Of Liant, situated
avenue t and 7h and the nor$ey 9Th
street. Has and ID All
saeetedb the aboys named assessments and who opposed
the either them requested their
tons, writing the undersigned their oss No. Hall Of Re
cords within thirty days from the dsEs otls soce SAduE Il
De MOTT FRAeCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC VIM SMITHS AZ
oee Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov
Is 1850. nils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

6tK0TOS AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT, Ro;unda, PAX
Via I6so- CORPORATION NoTlCE-PubGc potcs hereby
Etsr petition presented The Board oi Aldermen
pr Prince Marion n Crosby sts All psoas
se the above having objections thereto requested prs
esa lhs ns the Engineer this
fe sk st NICHOLAS DEAN, Precedent Croson Aqusdac De
paHUs2t nqO lOt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

NOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGRES,
IL WITHOUT DETENTION at PANAMA The Uni
did doubleengine steamship GEORGIA D Porter, US
NAVY Commander, Wednesday, Dec. II, at O'Clock,
Nj from the pier footof WaTenst North River with the
Government Mails and passengers for San Francisco and
intermediate ports.
The connection at Panama viii be carefully kept up
as TO prevent any detention beyond the usual stay port
The books open and passage can be secured 81
the following rates:
FROM NETWORK TO cHAcREs
Bathroom berth
Handee berth, forward saloon ................ "
Storage berth, found bed and separate table ... 80
FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SlalcTOOLn perrin
Storage, found bed and separate table ,...... 100
FROM NEw-YoRK TO
Siaie-roem Standee Steersge.
Charleston, 80 SD Wv
Savannah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p @p ~
Havana .,.......,s...a...ss.4
Eew-Or IS 80 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

6IoRPoRATloN NoTcE-Pu6he notice hereby gwen, 70 ms
owners occupants OF al houses ano o
approved uunproed lands affected thereby That the following
competed BY the assessors and are lodged
interested VIZ bGdpS with necessary recYns bs'
and connecting pipes Orange street from The
Chatham street Crosssrel The limits EN-
brace such include all tue several houses ana ets OF
ground lots pieces and parcels OF land asisd on both sides
and westerly st Of berry street e.Wees
Cross ard both sides Of Cross street between
ORANGE and All whose affect
and who opp sed TO is s'
requested present. their Objections writing
uuderslgued office Nc HALO Records within thfy
days from of this uotceUce Bureau OF Assssnsnis
Department 1886. SAMUEL H DE MOTT FRAN
CTS NICHOLSON ISAAC WIN SMITH nlql0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-28

hUIeN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT., k0tunda, Park, rs,
Svn..SsS.coKfoRAfioN NoTicE-Publo notice is hereby
sa maj Petition has presented the BoArd OF Aldermen
sever SpJast from Broadway 70 Ihofsoast AL persons
II Tho above having objections thereto requested 20
es saDe Nriting, Couract CLERK at this cee
40 s sSa nst-NcHoLAS DEAN President Cro;oa A9uo
- N0Pei'lasnt ul9 lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

This interesting aud long protracted case IS hxtd
or trial on the e3d Of this month From the ststc
o. the case and the disposition ct the parties =
think il not improbable that the trial viii he Pm
ceedcd with on the day fixed Since our last no
tee Of this case a new claimant O the vast estates
%, the late Danie Clark has appeared IN Cour
c,utcsting the claims OF Mrs. Games. THIS IL Mr.
Caruliue Barnes. who claims IN be the daughter oi
Daniel Clark by Zulime Cauiere, and elder susie
Of Mrs Gaines Mrs Barnes rests her prctcns,ou-
upon the allegation. that Daniel Clark scknow
lodged IN hs lifetime that said Caroline was hs
daughter-that such acknowledgment Is coniained
I'm letters a Daniel Cox Of Philsdelphls in whc.'
Clark states that Zuhme Csrriere was then G.
ernie By him and begs that Cox will make the ne
cessarv provision for her The child born Is $.
legged to be the present claimant. SONS years a.
ter her birth. It $ ayerred that Daniel Clark mar
r.ed Zulms ami thereby legtimated the petltione'
as his lawful daughter and forced heir Myrs Mrs
Gaines was not born ior SIX years alter The pre-
sent claimant ayais herself OF all the pr'ois coleO
ed by Mrs Games ,o establish the marriage
Daniel Clark aud Zulime Cauerc and she relics
upon Clsrks own letters Ia prove that she Is IA.
issue There will b. some legal difficulty M th.
present party being admitted into the plesdngs A.
thoy now stand The whole case is one ct extra
ordinary interest. aud develops many sirlAinl
events which possess all the attractions OF romance
New Orleans Dets, l9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Water w. steam.

Il ~ Eiit,' = TAs T-,ssas
Tt~ T,1Bs ~ Il the ssth inst. has sivca 20 ne
pghac some very nrcrssas he go, sa eN Feu'S
'l seaport 80 sarasi q Bsfer-sses u SNe'T~ 80"
Ia or~rNlon -h, line. m ,asssfseiosv 81 hfi6>@ ~
ra9r c. II orier rsi srrrec sioo ~ NsisF-po~ -
stvsasges over stesm power frr usagfscaunx purposes
w. va avcr ,c pu5hc correct niormson IS 30 -
fe' * - 'su'e FAor', F,' Vher rrodacsi by steam
engir-
J. The -he Steam Eng Ne q SAhcrse rc~er wien
Tslc-d Po'sfs'- -c,s q NEgf
Tie 81 fse and LIA- per snusla tsAie IN ds j,
opera1oa.l --ssires p se,e-l;e tat s,,-sr ysa,sr
The ye1yg '' of rcpifrs 20 such Steam Engine ia "
employed
n sad tha ~ Eng ard he rr;Slret repair. per snnuul
~ s.u. % 90 per he co<in cth-r words ne
cspiA invested a Steam Ensne VII ~ ~A1s ,.gS
~ ,ofy, Assuming his he true u yea can nvor ihs
puac with a. he rrs and secnd queries Shove
vou al render great service and enable individuals iay
q, srp- The t.rsrfrT scnet :, rifsr r'tcsr, wei ~.
y. and permanent hin three hours travel ~ Railroad
10 snt foui our sres; ard increasing City, which Sre-
~ ,.r-s Of Mas fsa m connection with Con
r,erre .-i Agriculture, 20 sustain ~ prosPefsiy
Iistrue thsf Stearl Engine msy - pscs nereref
has work do - bat i sso true maj Man" aeu ~
NAV AVE IA, ornenci thin dslsct
from us store IN his City OF tire Aons Edre a. uh'
sra nav transport his material ard hniscd Wsrrs
ana f-,, h. works drI. with safety ard ECONOMY about
eau, ~ two % three mi Transportation within INC Nv
rsef. whe he vorsmen ard their iamiies may Dc = :
Euei a. hsfthe expense ~ Naden--~ lien - oe~ili'
healthy a1d es,sh she'd village, viii Churches, SchoO,
Posf(iH-a 10 population estimated al ln'N sout a.
th time and possessing very aTge concentrated wiser
power wholly under control with wcrsng tail 81 s~fi
The within onohifd OF mile 10 ne . %
fsr ~ fhe W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS

BEuoALYN CuY TRACT SOClEt1-Ihe Brook
,n CITY Tract Society held IL Twentieth Anniversary
Plymouth Church REV Mr Beechefs) last evening a
large audience was present The Prcsiden, Rev b {
Gutter D q took the chair a. O'Clock Alfred EdwTds
80 Treasurer presented the Report Of the Society Dur
Ina, the pAs year the slm Of sjol % has been paid int
,e Trea.ury They have expended thai amount for the
po.es Of t,e society besides mourning debt Of sj77 e
Tse Annusl Report was presented BY Rev samuel l
>ceN
DURING The wear this society distributed 1875 ~ pages
of tracts ~ which 692 have been circulated IN he City
.775J among he shipping, and l!577 10 prisons hospitals
sl1 he Navy Yard.
TIE Scefy has 50 distributed during the present year
iIs Bibles u hehalfof The American Bible society Tue,
lave 90 -urne an copies Of he Testament They have
occurred as scholars for sabbath SCHOOLS 81 scholars io
public schools llg have been Induced to attend chufch
80 signatures have been secured 10 tho Temperance
pledge aud y Conventions have tAken place uOugh me
agency % tle society
The Report Of tho society shows rapid -d gratfyn u.
Increase OF abOf and influence The NavA Hospital, IN
which here rom 81 10 100 paents-and during
tie wear several h1ndred-has been strictly attended and
with great b, ucht ID hs inmates Ifscs and frhglOus III
-trnctlOu has always been kindly received by then
The City Prison which here Is usually from y TO 100
persons confined Of which, east onehlrd are irnaes
and for mutual improvement The City has made no
provision have been especial objects OF attention BY me
Missionaries Of this Society All VI them have nad IN op
portInry sign the pledge, and many Of them have ~
given to 30 seanen and the Missionaries say that hes
nave intoxicated seaman % the shipping along
the docks during The year
seirtrd and iappropraie addresses were delivered by
Rev = L Magoon OF the Baptist Church and Rev. stephen
Tyng, DID The exercises closed a. about y Ocl0ck
~ The Journal OF Commerce says the Taber
nace recently occupied by Plymouth Congregation al
Broo.yu Ia. been sold To gentleman from California
and VIII immed .aieiy be shipped for san francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Public Lands.

Tho a,d .h. not b. .od forever for The land nu- 'fa o.
Inri Lernovs.
10 TIC Editor q The Tribune
Mr. Thomas Ainge Devyr, IA your paper OF The
25lh publishes short sermon upon thus text pur
porting that the land shoald be gircp to actua
settlers Ii the land belongs to the Lord, cannot
see that we have more right to give It than sell II
Bat | hGmby suggest that we may, for a consider
alton forcgo oar own claim TO The usc OF n,-inai
is, We may rent Il Tor a reasonable time,
And MS aud ought TO be used AS son as 1t wi.
barely pay the cost of cultivation, think 1t may be
well H. demand mo- rent for the first few years. an,
tins viii Toe accommodations poor and industrious
men. aud all the accommodation We have a rlgb
IN make
nest respectfully ask attention 10 the vlc~
that land belongs 10 future generations rs much a
to It's. aud that the use. ruIt or rent OF II Is al
that belongs 10 the public, at any time and ina
public economy, as well public honesty. require
us TO rent il, on such terms as a liberal puVai'
landlord would obtain Yours j. h. FiSHkH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
From Tnmpico.

By an arrival from Tampico. the N>T O'iean'
pc9v,.e has received h. Not,cioso OF that port "a
tn, jth instant, inclusive.
The Minister OF Interior aud Exterior Relations,
y nor Lacunzs, by direction Of the President ha'
issued an order 10 the governors and commanders
OF towns on the frontiers aud ports on Tho Atanlc
10 prevent the entrance OF parties OF armed men
except they are few IA number into The hepuohc,
although they allege they are proceeding overland
~ CsIfornia This step has been taken for the pre-
scrvstiou OF public order IN the country
some few cases Of Cholera had occurred at am
pco but there was no epidemic and ~ the latest
dates the health of the inhabitants was quite sans
factory. For some days during the alarm regard
INK is approach, smusements were generally aus
pended FL Noticio,o says that the Legislature o.
Vera Cruz has petitioDed Congress to aid IN max
ing the projected communication between the two
oceans. over the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
From Venezuela.

The brig Avon, Captain Webb arrived at thl'
port on saturday, from Porto Cabello 81 INST Capt
" brings no papers, Tor tho reason that tbs onl,
paper heretofore published IN that whole regiol
bas besn discontinued The late civil wars Ia that
country have given the inhabitants perfect sur
felt of politics. aud they show disposition T.
attend b their own affairs The signs Of prosperity
arc more apparent than for two years past and the
crop of Coffee is large General Psez Is still close
prisoner. and will probably remain 80 nc oug as
Nlouagas holds the reins Of Government The cleo
ton TOR Presiden, takes place IN about year
Whether the militsr. party now IN power wnl oe
able 10 retain the ascendancy, is somewhat doubt
ri Boston journal