New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-19

Lo1don Times oberves) ouch a thing as 4 street
confederation Admitting these conclusions, which
they deem inevitable from the premises even OF the
enemies OF the new invention, and "nat are Inc
Inducements held out 20 our citizens Tor proyd-
iug themselves with FIRE Annihnaior' Flfs;
vast cIminuton OF the complicated eV4s vi IRE sec
Ondly reduction Of tie rates OF insiF 'nce Tor
these must be pToporIOnet 20 the rsk and admit
ting that It is not the occurrence, but the extent o.
fres that Is abridged by the use o. the AnnihAa,of
the ioss 20 insurance cOnDanee mus. De greatly re-
duced sjuce their profits are derived Lot absolutely
from, the rates Of insurance, but from their aggre-
gate ratio 70 the indemniiIes. For instance, Il
would be more profitable % the insurance cOmpa-
MES 10 insure al oneha Of the present rates pro-
ved their Indemntles correspond ngly dIminlshed !,
% more people would insure al SUCH rates than al
those Of the present time. Another and general
consequence SAY the friends Of the Annihllator re-
sulung from the a5ndgment Of the rav8ges % fires
must be the enhancement Of the value OF Ciiy prop
erfv the value must. Of course be seriously AFFECT
e.. by their continued liability to those desolaIinS
fires which periodically sweep over Amerc IL cites.
The City Of san Francisco affords striking niastra-
ton Of this The value OF city property tel there AZ
each successive condagration, until the depreci 4ton
Oh large Establishments amounted in some instances
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tie invention ask. IN view Of these great and M
Questionable advantages. Wonld Il not be vel ior
our citizens to be upon the alert to sen IN their or
aers on the first OF next week as they vii be sup
Piled agreeably to their priority of application and
il NAV be some time before they can be manutac-
tlred IN quantities sufficient to meet the public de-
mand.
CASE OF CARyAL.-A notice was yes
terday served by Mr.. Ii. l. Clinton. one OF The cOun-
sci for Carnal, on the Sheriff, containing The copy
of an order granted by Judge Harris, AZ Albany. j.
rected TO Nj Van1ervoOn CLERK % Tie Court OF
oyer and TeTmner. directing stay VI pro eelings
IN the case Of Carnal sentenced for execution for
murder foot Of Deys') tins forenoon The order IS
IN pursuance q a Wit of error, based on exceptions
taken on the irial Of Canal to various points
granted by Judge II.
Mr.. Clinton, accompanied by his partner, We ui-
dersland. went to Albany with a view TO obtaining
respite from the Governor, but ascertained that the
Governor was out Of town. Fearing Il ne leii Al
bany to apply to a Judge Of the Supreme Court here
for wit Of error, that 1t might be too late to avert
the execution, the wit might be allowed without
an order for a stay Of proceedings he applied TO
Judge Harris for BOTH which were granted. The
application had no reference to the alleged lnior-
mailty, argued and decided day OF two since as to
the officer speaking TO the jury The argument
VIII be brought up before the General Term Of SUI
preme Count of the New-York District, III October
Doubts were at first entertained here, We under
stand. whether the Sheriff had a right - attend TO
che notice IN conayention Of the warrant Of execu-
tion but he decided 10 regard the notice and stay
the execution.
The Sheriff, We understood, teographed the Gov
enor in the afternoon, stating the stay OF proceed
,ngs IN the case Of Carnal and suggesting whether
IT would be well also to stay the execution of SEN
tence as to Stookey. The Governor replied that no
new facts had been presented, and he did not feel
authorized to interfere, so that the execution, as to
| Stookey. Will proceed.
SERENADE TO GODFREY kINKEL.-A fine
SeIenade was gwen BY the Social Reform Society IN
honor of this German poet and patriot at the Aston
! House ON Thursday night h0splia5le reception
was gwen to the serenading party by Nh Steison,
speeches were made by Herr kInkel. DR.. JonaSsohn
and others, and all passed of well. Hen kInkel LEFT
the City Yesterday for St Louis, but VIII soon return
BATTERY We publish
on our seventh page this morning the Report of the
Special Committee of the Board Of Aldermen on
the subject of a Washington Monument on the site
of Castle Garden. There should be no difficulty III
! raising the required fund for audable purpose.
and vet IN view OF The repeated failures within the
past ten years, We doubt If the thing Will be done
We commend the report TO public attention
- TIE Nelc- York Daily Times made
It's appearance yesterday in a sheet handsomely
printed considering the difficulties attendant upon
the starting of a new journal, and especially upon
the first working Of an untried cylinder press. Its
columns bear the marks of the ability belonging to
the accomplished editor and ms assistants. 1t is by
far the best paper published IN New-lork for one
cent copy, and cannot fail to attain wide cIrcu-
la,on and correspondent influence
New BANK.-The knickerbocker Bank,
located at the of Eighth-ay aud Seventeenth
st. is to commence business on the first of October.
j. NJ Savage has been chosen President
The FREEMAN RAwDoN.-ThiS steamer
Is on the Balance Dry Dock, undergoing alterations,
with view to the increase of her speed Her
wheels are 10 be considerably enlarged and I'M
proved
~ Mr.. CORCoRAN, the Washington
Banker, Yesterday drew check for sl,700 which
he gave 10 The Mayor Of this City 10 pay the fare o.
the Hungarian passengers on to their new colony In
the West. But, is understood, that the railroad
and ste amboat companies Will give these Hungari-
ans free tickets 10 their points Of destination and
that the 81 200 Will remain fund to enable them to
buy.agrcultural tools and provisions 10 start With
SUNDAY School TEACHERS We are re-
| QueSted To say that three or four SUNDAY School
Teachers wanted at the Mission School, No ia
| Amos-st, which meets ar A. NJ. and Il p VI. on
sabbath. There are many boys IN the neighborhood
who might easily be gathered INTO the School and
those who are willing 10 engage IN 50 good work.
| may be very useful III this department Of Christian
| benevolence.
THE RoANoSE.-We learn by Telegraph
that tins new steamer got ashore Yesterday IN James