New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 10.
CITY ITEMS.

arrival Of toe Hon Senator, he found Mayor Wood
hull, Morgan Morgans, Esq, President Of the Board
Of Aldermen Alderman Hags, Assistant Alder.
men Sands and " ard, and other officers Of the city
were in waiting to receive him, and az soon as he
landed, he was Addressed by our chief magistrate
az follows:
SIR; The legislative authorities Of the City OF
New York have been pleased to pass the folio wing
Preamble and Resolution:
Wheyeas, the Common Council ofthe City Of New YORK,
eeng IN behalf Of her consauens have on sc seIH
lions aided In the application 70 the Congress Of ae e1
S-es ior he Passage Of ag 10 establish Branch Mini N
the City Of Eew-Y0rk
Wheyeas The interests wants Of the commercial ms
uopos Of the Union, and the channels Of eonmerc5
opened BY The annexation AID settlement OF California aud
The rapid and Increasing irgx Of the precious metals from
mat portion Of The Union imPerAhvey require the speedy
EQUALIZATION OF Mint a. tho point wheTe the greater pOT.
uCn OF said metals are received, add,
Whereds, this Common Council 10 common with theiT
constituents have Witnessed with lively satisfaction the
earnest perseverng aud successful efforts Of Hon Daniel
Dleklnson one OF The Senators In Congress rom ms
State 10 conjunction with Hon. William II. Seward, the
oher Senator and Senators from other States 10 securing
ne passage Of biz establishing Branch Mnt OF the
United States in the City Of NewYork, therefore be Il
York entertain high ssnie Of The valuable sa3 e:ien,
services Of Hon Daniel Dickinson IL aiding 10 tbs
sage Of SAID BILL and that Special Committee Of three
from each Board be appointed In JUNCTION with bis Hon.
or The Mayor TO wait Senator Dickinson his arrival IN
ms ely on Monday next and express to him tbs gsnacA
lion ofhe Common Council the in the Senate Of
MS important measure, and tender to him the Inequalities
fthe City.
In conformity with these proceedings Of the City
authorities, we now have the pleasure Of present
ing to you this Preamble and Resolutions, and Of
bearing TO you the high sense which they entertain
ofyour valuable services in the passage of the Act
through the Senate of the United States providing
for the establishment of National Mint in this
City. We are also desired TO express their graft
hcation at the Of this measure in the Sen
ate, and TO tender to you the Inequalities OF the
City.
The members of the Common Council, the mer-
chants mechanics and citizens generally are de
srous ofavailing themselves OF an early opportunity
to express to you, individually, their appreciation
Of your patriotic efforts in advocating and securing
the passage in the Senate Of this important meas
ure-impOrtsnt not only 10 commercial facilities IN
this City, but 10 the great commercial interests OF
the country-aud for the purpose OF enabling you
10 comply with the wishes Of your numerousiriends
and eiiordng them an opportunity to meet you and
take you by the hand on this occasion we are hap
DIV 10 announce that the Governors Rooms in the
City Hall, will be open subject to such arrange
ments az may best suit your personal comfort aud
convenience, during your continuance IN our City.
Be pleased, Sir, to accept from us, whose humble
privilege it is to be the bearers OF the will oil our
fellow citizens the assurances OF our high consider
ton for your individual character and public SER
vices in the National Councils of our common
Country.
Towhich Senator Dickinson replied as follows:
Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen:
81 am deeply sensible of the distinguished honor
conferred on me by the municipal authorities of
Nev.York in rendering to me the hOspItaties OF
their city and return, as the best tribute can
offer the sincere acknowledgment OF grateful
heart To be a representative OF the tirst sover-
eighty in this great contederacy and charged with
it's dearest interests, is an honor worthy OF tho
HIGHEST ambition bat when to such a distinction
the appreciation of the first commercial city In the
Union is superadded, and signihed officially by
those upon whom she has cast her highest hon.
ors aud trusts it brings with 1t anspeskabe graf
fcation.
The passage through the Senate Of the great
measure, in which this City feels so deep an in
terest and which is so well calculated to give
financial strength to the whole country, is re-
suit over which we may well exchange congrat
ulatons
A place at the head of finance which had been
generously assigned me by my associates, enabled
me to contribute to the measure an active support;
but was also aided by my colleague and Senator'S
from the North, and the South, the East and the
West. Its passage was the fruit Of party
ton nor were its friends or its opponents divided
ty sectional lines. IL may well be regarded as a
liberal tribute by the highest branch of our National
Legislature to a great commercial truth and
coming from the scene OF action, take pleasure
in conveying the assurance that the immediate
Representatives of this great City will discharge
their whole duty with fidelity and zeal in forward
ing its final passage through the House OF Repre-
sentatives
In accepting the inequalities so kindly rendered
beg leave to express to you sir, and through you
to the council and the people OF the city, my high
appreciation Of their generous confidence and good
will, and TO tender to you and your associates my
warmest personal regard, with the assurance that
/ shall cherish this occasion as among the happiest
recollectons Of life not free from Incident.
Ano- ko;no ;ptrcduced ~ tho DarsOns Dragant
Senator Dickinson was escorted 10 a barouche, and
accompanied by the Mayor, President Morgans and
Alderman Haws, sent to the Astor House, where
he was received as the guest OF the city. Yester.
day afternoon he was waited upon at the City Hall,
by large number Of citizens. 1t was his intention
to return to Washington last night.
FIREs-At o'clock this morning an alarm was
given from &c Pittst where lamp had set FIRE to
acurtain No damage.
AT Al AN. there was very slight fire in the
cellar, Bayard-st. occupied by Alfred S. Schenck
as place for storing glass. No damage OF con'e'
quence.
REAL EsTArE-A J. Blocker sold on Monday,
lease for years Of lot and farm dwelling in Thir.
ty.third.st near Seventh avenue-23x33, $50.
ALSO, in williamsburg, unimproved lots on
Fifth st. between North and Tenth and North and
Eleventh SITS 2jxl00, each $50.
ASTORIA LoTs.-Messrs. Blocker yesterday
sold one hundred and sixty-fye lots of ground in
the suburb Astoria, where the buyers, some Of
them at least, contemplate erecting fine cottage
residences.
BYA.J BLEECKER x CO.-JvNE l3.
lots Of grounG-slc5 $50
90. Il