New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

Tur k0SSUTH 1kOcESsiOS.- 10 INC
-, washington " III arrive on or about Saiur-
s"r,f next week, the Kossuth Reception Procession
vi, nrobsbly take place Monday following.
There remains, therefore, tu.c enough to complete
.,,.ncemen,s TO make II the mos. magnificent pa
-,s,, the citizens Of New.Yo rk or the Union have
20, united m # the Committee Of Councils will cut
40 b.r duty and carry out the wishes Of the people.
p,ooSl,n. Williamsburgh, and Jersey City, are as
.,vch part OF New-York as the Suuy side of the
frames is part of London. The inhabit ants ofthose
ri,ies would no doubt Joyfully cooperate with the
Nsv.yorkors proper, IN TINS grand metropolitan
demonstration, If invited by the Committee. General
s,pdfor1's Division OF the City Militia has been or
6erd out, and viii parade tour thousand men, The
Militia OF Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG and Jersey City
would add a thousand 10 TIA, number Let the
Committee and General Sanford give the invitation
al once.
The volunteer military compan es-commonly
called Target Guards-arc about two hundred IN
number, and could parade eight thousand men. The
representatives, Of ninety Of these companies metto-
sether the other evening TO form general organl-
1ation these ninety, or probably all Of the compa~
MES, would take part, II the Committee OF Councils
would extend 10 them a special invitation The
FlremCn, too, would turn our IN body would
numerous Associations, especially those Of our Ger
1.-THE Committee should appro We and act upon the
foregoing suggestions, t@ctsc 10 twenty thousand
men would take part IN the Procession, which would
indeed be worthy OF the occasion. Some other mat
,ers should receive the attention OF the Committee
and OF the MaTshals who Will command the several
DIVISIONS, among which these may be mentioned
A number OF our most distinguished artists united
IN offering their 9rGtiut0US services 10 design and
decorate three rIumphal arches TO Oe erected III
Broadway. They complain that no answer was re-
turned 10 them by the Committee. How Is TINS
Arec aruelteFs and house painters to be pad Tor
botcbng this wofk-maslns It a tastsless CORPORA
on lOb-Or the artists 10 have an opportunity TO
produce something cTedtaDle 20 the City, and IN so
doing to testify their admiration OF The lilusrlous
Guest OF the Nation Let the COMMITTEE thankfully
accept The proposal Of the artists.
The paving of Broadway, now IN progress should
be completed before the day appointed for the pro-
cession II easily may be and on the day pTece-
ding the morning OF the day. TIE streets through
which the procession VIII pass should be thoroughly
cleansed, and the Police employed to supernlend
the removal from them Of all unnecessary obsruc-
tons OF building materials etc.
The line Of march should be taken up precisely at
the hour designated so that the two or three hun
bred thousand people who wiildesne to witness the
PROCESSION and the man whom 1t honOrs may be able
10 calculate the exact time that the head OF the
column Will reach any point on the route and not
be fatigued by waiting some three or four hours 10
uncertainty to the time It may arrive. The exef-
else OF little foresight and common sense by the
Marshals will cause all the divisions to be IN line
and ready TO march at the exact moment designated
and TO continue TO the end OF the route without am
s,oppage or delay The spectacle may thus be
avoided which In great PROFESSIONS military and
civil is in CITY almost uniformly presented OF
false starts gaps of hundred yards TO quarter OF
mile between divisions, bngades and regiments to
be closed by constantly hating the head OF the
column to give time TO close ny, &c. The MarshalS
should likewise cause the column TO march IN sec
hons OF net less than eight men abreast, and should
no; allow struggling ranks 70 cover such lntermlna-
bic distances as to require an hours time for the pass
age oftwo thousand men, as Is generally the case.
ND.
WAsHlNGTON MARkET-A large number
Of butchers and others doing business at Washington
Market, were in attendance Wednesday evening at
the Board of Assistant Aldermen, in relation to the
contemplated action of the Board upon the subject of
rebuldiDgthe Market. The majority ofthe Committee
reported in favor of concuing with the other Board
rebuilding the Market on It's present site, with
some slight amendments, at a cost of $375,0OO. AS
astant Alderman Tieman presented minority re-
port In favor of building Market on the space op
posite the present Market, west of WeSI-s,. and to
be Of iron one story high, at a cost of $4,000. Mr..
T. in answer to a question of Assistant Alderman
Royce, said the plan proposed by him would require
more ground than is now filled in but the Common
Council have directed additional filling in, foot OF
Dey.s, which Will give a suficency for the new Mar
ket (which is calculated to be 900 by 3l2 feet) and
have hundred feet street all around 1t. Assistant
Alderman Msbbett SAID the contemplated ne" hirhg
IN was to provide space for wagons, 10 reilVe Wes'
and Vesey and other streets Both reports were or
dered 10 be printed, together WITH the names OF re-
monsrsnS there being rs stated by Assistant Alder
man Ely, 40 petitions,
SALES or REAL ESTATE Wednesday,
By 4. J. Blocker.
NBw-yoRK CITY PROPERTY.
ia, IN WatCr-St. between Broad and Morris Sts
middle of the block 2irjO feet SlOOVO
lilo, ON Broad 81 c0raer Water SIG ON Broad, tSJ ~
Water tl,tOO
,io nalon,pr the above 2iN7i 1900
House and lot. NO Lai- az St-------- S'oS0
gore lot and house Canal-st corner Of Laght 2uI1
inc adupInr -----..---.-- 600
lot PrnCest conner Of Wooster 20 iett 'front.' LOU
lot 25xlC0 feet. with two story cottage aud clrpen-
,er's shop rear, No. % Croshy-st, between
sprng and Prince SITS f'9IV
2ioss wItk story frame cottages IN front, ana
two story houses IN rear. on 4lSt-st, between 9Th
and gh.ays 23N98 Q, ior the whole ---------- s4lo
House at lot No 100 Wooster J,1OV
JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
House and lot Grand st. near Hudson 2oNlOo StStO
House and lo adjoining same axe f,Ie0
Nv Wm HI FranNlin. Son Co.
BROOKLYN CITY PROPERTY.
Hot % ay., corner OF SOh-St, S3NlOV ieet >!JJ
lot adoiulus a. front 100 feet deep. gore let 80
tgore lots of the above, and fronting ON goth
% feet front, each S37 ---------- <3u
sdo adjoining. also p feet front, $40 each 2lV
tcls I'd av between goth and 2issis each >iO loo
eots rear Of the above. fTontnson -0ta.st 3NiVo,
1icts nd oinng same SIZE, Sil0 22O
ado. 10 DO. $50 each -----.------..-..-. wv
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