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ANTHONY J. BLsEcEES, Aucuonee-.
SIX LOTS ON THIRTY ana THIR-

ANTHONY J. BLEEckER, Aucuoneo-
SIX LOTS ON THIRTY ana THIR-
STY.FIRST SITS. BETWEEN TIE EfGHTH AND
NINTH.ANENUE ~ Auction A J. BLEEckkR, VII
sell At Auction, on WEDNESDAY, February 10, ana
O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange the following vausble
property, VIZ:
on Tirtieth.sf Two valuable building ols sused on
the north side OF Thilehst between the Zig and Ninth
avenue commencing l8o feet east OF the Ninhsv said lots
being each in size - feet inches front by " feet inches
In depth
On Tnirly-frstst Also four lots on the saih side OF
Thu ~ frss In rear Of The above. ny 40 feet
eas OF The Nuthav each lot being In size > feet front by
% feet inches depth portion Of the purchase money
can remain on bond and six per cent desired
For maps and further particulars apply 70 the Aueuoneer
Brosd-st nS55l sf8 To- II, lbb
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sHcoNp BOARD.
SATURDAY, Feb. 6


There was reaction to day after the large rise
Of yesterday as might have been expected and
the Fancies fell Off to p cent. at the LIST Board
At the I'd Board. however, there was no further
general decline and in some cases an improve
ment. Farmers was buoyent andimprovedto Ssh
Long Island was firm at better prices, closing at
225, buyer co. Reading was heavy with large
sales at 6OI0 Canton closed at Sc, but with
small sales. The Boston clique, we understand
arc however very firm and it may jump again as
fast as before. Morris was steady at l94. Erie
went to so. Stonington fell off TO 4Oa, decline
of 2 y cent Rochester and Syracuse was better
and sold at ia. The traffic Of the road is large
for January and there are no apprehensions felt
that the Legislature will reduce the fares. Mo-
hawk remained firm at 90 with 9O3 bid, buyers
option for large lots. Hudson River improved to
So For Madison the quotation is unchanged.
The business continues large, being for the last
week SO, 100 against S3,5O7 same time last year.
Total for FIVE weeks $50, 800 against so, $40, an
Increase of sl5,OOO-equal to 70 v cent. New
York and New. Haven was firm. The receipts Of
January show large gain and continuance OF
the improving condition of the business. The
traffic was as follows:
Receipts sner paying other Roads S59882 10
Deduct paid Harlem Road.. $3.50 80
,..,,..- ,.,o. s5 55..9g3 g g
Increase S25TS 40
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A SSlGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigned
LAwtll sell Al Public Auction the 18th day u January,
1851, al 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Congress Steam Mls liz
Forsyth-st the Stock, Machinery and Fixtures OF said
Mills consisting Of Machinery Tor the manufacture Of Mus.
ard, Coffee, Farina, Chocolate, Spice, &c; Horses
Cart and sets Of Harness. Grocer Wagons, Rocka'
way and a Light Wagon, Office Furniture Sc- Stove,
Iron Safe, &c, Merchandise, &c. JAMES H. THORHE,
Assignee Of JOHN CORELL.
The above sale 10 ad ouned until Saturday 10 O'CLOCK,
FEB. /, 1881. JAMES II. THoRNE, Assignee Of JOHN
CORELL.
The above sale IL adjourned until Saturday 10 O'Clock,
Feb l5 1851 JAMES n. THORNE, Assignee Of JOHN
CORELL. II 2ws
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sER-ksss-.--- O. Sse----.---.5 3 hsoH-ssts.0
HIGH WATER.----.FEB
tansy HOOK 05n Gov. Isana.. s5a Eel
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DRnspEcrI1s OF THE CUBAN LIBERIA

PROSPECTUS OF THE CUBAN LIBERIA
/ TOR, neat Book Of 300 octave pages, Illus
trated with engravings Price 81, payable inva-
riaby when subscribing to enable the author to
have it done in the finest style of the Arts
Editors who copy this, and postmasters who
uiI frank remi,tsnces. are authorized to act as
agents for the work, and retain IS per cent com
mission. Confident of the most liberal support in
this enterprise, shall endeavor to merit 1t, and
close hasty penned Prospectus upon the noun
tain waves OF the Ocean, well as the draughts
for steel plates representing the author before the
" Inouisaters, !" and American Ladies' and Gentle
men in Havana throwing bags of gold as an Of
fering for his liberation, upon the desk OF the
American Consul. EDWARD STIFF,
Author of "The Texan Emigrant," and late ed-
tor of the " Cherokee Sentinel at Cedar Bluff,
Alabama. March 3.
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So x
BY L Ell e G r A P II.
-Telegraphed for the Southern Press.l

Photographed for the Southern Press.]
New YoRK, March 3, 1851.
The one-eyed Thompson made partial con-
fesson before his death, and says that the Dru-
ry 5 are guilty of all the charges against them.
New ORLEANS, March 3
The steamer Correne burst her boiler this morn
ing, killing half dozen.
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candid expression Of opinion--as right, and
duty, indispensable to the execution of the high
trust which has been confded to u.s.
THIRT Y-FIRS CONG X K 3.
SECOND SESSION.
IN SEN ATE.

MONDAY, March 3, 1861.
On motion of Mr. CLAY, the Senate 80 to "a,
took up the River and Harbor bill TO the exclu-
sion of all other business.
Upon numberless amendments, motions to post
pone and lay the table, the Senate were occu-
pied till near midnight, the object on one side be-
ing to pass the BILL and on the other TO defeat It,
On closing up for the press, the debate is stI
going on, the Army, Navy, and Civil, and Diplo-
matte bills still behind.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-04
LECTURE.

IIFC Il OhFI.
r f. THOMAS will lecture on Monday
i 4. evening, March Sd, at Temperance Hail. ON
e street, between 9th and l0th.---Subject: POETS
and POETRY, and the importance OF poetic read
ing in reference to conversation, public efocuon,
&c.
The lecture viii be illustrated by recitations OF
Passages from Shakespeare
Address to the Sun Ossian
Elegy DR.. Mason
Treason Anonymous
Napolean's dying prayer do
Isle Of Greece Byron
Manfred do.
&c &c. &C.
Doors open at halepast g. Lecture 10 commence
at halfpa T.
| Single tickets 25 cents. Admitting gentleman
and two ladies', so cents.
| March 3.
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! remain, sir, yours very truly,
JEREMIAH MORTON

We very promptly acquit Mr.. MoRTos Of the
charge of being "a patron, supporter, and en-
courager of the Southern Press" He never
has contributed in any way whatever to the
Southern Press, except as subscriber to the
address Of the Southern members of Congress
in favor Of establishing Southern press here
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Conerses sheald desire plan for conducting thu
work, in which economy and efficiency would
alone be eonsulted, | feel bound to say that
could present one which, retaining in employment,
on ~ land the civilians and officers of the army,
and'in The autobiography certain number Of Off
cers OF the navy TO be permanently attached TO the
work.. would combine greater efficiency and econ
omy than the present system of rotation The
sailors employed in our naval service are not the
materials suited to this work. They are, by the
present arrangement, changed almost entirely
every cruise, so that each new surveying season
IL to be begun with raw recruits, whose drilling
must De paid for. Nor does the government gain
even the amount Of their pay, for they are enlisted
solely for this service, and would not be employed
if not used by the survey
H. A list of the observations Of every kind, of
the topographicalmap and Autographed charts,
made IN the progress Of the coast survey, was
given ny this department up to January, l840.
(Senate executive document No. &c, thirtieth
Congress, second SESSION. The following alb
stract will show the increase up the first Of the
present year, as far as the results have yet been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
List OF Patents
ss7.ed ron the UsIted States Patent oFcs, ~ Il
ur,k >r3rrs Ocfobey 81. 1881

lss'.eS ron he UsIsed States Patent oEes, ~ fAs
r,.k srSrrs October 81. 1881.
lCrsfily prepared f,r The n rnsunel
John 6. Bolen. Of New.YorS. \. Y, for improve
ment IN Burglar Alarms. Dated Oct. 81, 1851.
Alfred Bliss. Of Newark. y J., for improvement
1851.
Chas A Boser,, OF Yves, Dresden, NY, for I'M
ISL
Taos. c Boone. OF Brooklyn, \. Y. for improve
uent IN Ships WInches. Dated Oct. 81. ISL
Arnold Bufum. OF Brooklyn. y Y, Tor improved
ore Washer. Dated Oct. 81, 1851.
Horauo y. Cambria, Of Baltimore, Nd. Cor I'M
provtments in Dressing Cotton Duck. Dated Oct
81, ISL
John R. H.,haway and John P STRIPPED. OF Norfolk.
Va. for improvement IN Printing Presses. Dated
Oct 81. ISL.
James T King OF Baltimore Nd for improve
meni in Washing Apparatus. Dated Oct. 81, 1851.
II. y Lui,genS, OF New-York. y. Y. for improve
meni III Appastus for regulating the speed OF En-
glnes. Dated Oct. 81, 1851.
Roet. Msrcher, Of Cornwall. \. y =. for improve
msni II Machinery for Ensmelng holdings etc
Dated Oct. 81. 1851
Chas. L Mech, of Preston. Conn, for improve
meni IN The MouthPiece for Wind instruments.
James 81 Miller. of New-York, y. Y. for I'M
provement IN Sugar Vacuum Pans. Dated Oct sl,
VIM Nebreer. Of Sharps5urgh. Md. for improve
meni IN Running Gear OF Railroad Cars Dated Oct.
81, 1851.
hCClN J. Newton, OF New 1 OIhs y - lOt
pIoyement In Piano-Forie Strings. Dated Oct. u
iSjl
RenJ W. Remy OF Brookvllle, Ind, for improve
nlent Z xcavating Machines Dated Oct. at 1881
John [. fr Solomon. OF Cincinnati. o for improve
men, IN Saddles Dated Oct 81, 1851.
Benz. Ssverson. OF Schenectady. y. Y, for am
pfovemen. IN Cast-IroI Car.Wheels. Dated Oct 81
ISL
Thos J Sloan, OF New-York, y. r. for improve
ment> in Machinery for Shaving, Ncklng and Re
shaving Wood screws. Dated Oct. 81, 1851.
Geo. { TAFT. Of Worcester. Mass. for improve
ment in Box Opener. Dated Oct. 81, 1881.
Josenh V Tlilon. OF Marcellus, ~ u. for improve
mcnt IN Machines FOR Dressing Stone. Dated Oct
o. 1851!
Cornelius { Van Every, Of Victor, y. Y, for i'm
proyement In the seeding Apparatus OF Seed
Planter Dated Oct 81. 1851
Joshua o. Ward. OF Pleasant Valley. y. Y. for I'M
proyemeut IN Machines for Peellng and Cutting
Peaches Dated Oct. 81. 1881.
Lucius Whltlker of Raleigh. \. C., for improve
ment in Swinging Cradles. Dated Oct 81, 1851.
Geo X. Wlllmot. Of Merlden, Conn, for improve
ment IN Portable Water { iosets. Dated Oct. 81
1881.
REISSUE.
VIM keichum, OF Buffalo. Y. Y, for improve
uent in Reaplng Machines. Patented July 10, l.i;
Ro.ssucd Oct q, 1851.
John T Dayy, of Troy, y. y. for Design for asst
Iron Fences Dated Oct. 81 1881.
Wm. Sayery, OF New York, y Y. for Design ior
stoves Dated Oct. 81, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE IN BRooELYN-Mr. Editor:
The Temperance men are a,raks in BROOKLYN. The
Light and FIRE OF the Grcs; National Convention has
enlightened and warmed Us up in good earnest. The
whole city has been called together and organized
INTO one Grand Temperance Union. There have
been many meeunCs-ve have had glowing and
iorcI0le speeches-yery great interest l. awakened,
alc the meetings continue, with increasing numbers
attending and the excitement deepening ana spread
ing continually. Subordinate 10 this | Mon are
Ward organizations, either formed or about to be
formed, IL all the Warts of the city We are gong
10 90 what we can 20 carry the elections way
now. Following out the excellent suggestions Of
TIE convection IN the masSTly Resolutions &c.
passed oy that body. will vote for men favoring
Temperance principles. OF either political party and
DoLe DINER. We have taken the field, dete mlned 10
STOP nothing short oylctoryn0ihlng short Of crush
lrg the mons'eT-vlce-of removing the poor inebrt-
ates temptations. which oeset him az every step-to
close the rum shops BY Lar. as they have formerly
been kept open by LGic-and, they do the State
OF Maine, 30 to do here, With the help of Heaven
harmless INTO the common sewer. The following
are the first set Of Resolutions passed by the City
Organization
Resored That heartily clrgraulate tie citizens OF
Name achieving glorious victory by the late eoact-
9e of their legislature which prohibits the sale OF aco
hoc lcuors within her hotder>anc that we mean - FOL
Nv her good exam pie.
Rcsortd That lac late Convention At Siraoga has sovu
good seeds which Icing scattered over onr ~2oe state
fAl- good ground and VIII bring forth fruit
RCs0rsd. That a. American reemen acting m our soye
car Of choosing who shall ePTess Mt s. We WI
best influence a. the meetings OF 'he ul1f
en- uot csl paTties 70 have such put n0un alton
Is arc true the principles Of Temperance Jraty and
law and order and tha. ballots on the DAY Of election
shall be cast ioE such who are worthy 10 gehe
ard enchtened people who, knowing the' rshs eA
MAINTAIN thCm. c. J. 3
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+. W. c. GREENE, S. r.

NAvAL.-Orders were received at the
Charlestown Navy Yard 10 fit the soop-of,War Ports
mouth for sea with all possible dispatch she is deS
tined for the Pacific.
The L :. frigate Congress, Capt James Mel ,s
the flag ship OF Com, Isaac Mcheever, was al MOI
teyIdeo on the Both Aug. - .,;.t
The T. : steamship Susquehannah Com. AuIic A.
had completed her repairs at Rio dc Janeno, l''n u,
sent and was to sail IN few days for the IaPe u
Good Hope and the East Indies c..,,
The L. ;. frgaie Rarltan, tapt 'hds' ""ui''' is
NAMED al Callao about the lst Sept.
The L. :. steam-frlgate saIanac Com; TalAei' al
rived ri Pensacola on the 9Th inst. from Havana
The [ $ steam frlgate Mississippi, CAPT !ohn I.
Long arrived al MaIselles on ihe 2oA uA''' "oH
Smyrna. ard sailed again after coaIing -.
The l. : ship Relief. Lieut.. ii. X. Thatcher, Mas
a, Nouteyldeo on the 30th August.
The L. : brig cambridge, Lieut.. Com Johh Man
ming. was at Buceo on the 30.h August ~
The L. S sloop- of-war jamestown, 1apI. ;.
Downing. was at Rio De Janelro on The 23d august,
The [ ) sloop-of-war Albany, Comr. mas: 1
Plat arrived at Pensacola on tie elh INST from
Hsvans. - c.,4ar = a,dosr
remained al Acapulco, August p, waiting oraer.
rom Washington, and expected TO wall nve oi
SIX weeks Another report OF Angus. ~ stated
that she would leave for Sandwich Islands IN h'e OIL
SIX days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
Cotton Growing i'm Putnam County, New York.
PATTERSON, Wednesday, Oct Is, 1851.

At the Agricultural Fair OF Putnam
County held last Wednesday and Thursday 81 Car
mel. Miss Haight of Putnam Valley exhibited 3
pair Of White Cotton Hose very beautiful and fine
which were manufactured by herself from the ct
ton Seed planted. pctsd spun ami knitted BY hsrss
She also exhibited Shalci rery tastffHAy eoloref
and Knitted all from Cott0n Of her o'rr Talslng.
Who will not say that Putnam County IS great
County. and Miss HaIght worthy Of The best Union
man in the Union Yours PrT.
p S-The Fair was well attended, the display Of
Stock not large but fine. The production OF the
Field, Garden and Orchard was well represented
and made fine display, and the Ladies, and their
handwork crowned the whole with an interest
which shows thatthe night spirit is abroad and the
next annual Fair of Old Put will do credit to the
State and herself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

R>so'ufloHs-By Assistant AID Bo.len. amending
oTcUanoc for sewer IN 2Oth-st rOm the rVerto near
81 a., 20 read from near 10Th Az TO near eth-av
Acopiec oy the following vote Assrrdfire-Assisi
art AID Moore, Haey. Mccarthy, 8oYce, Barr, Jas
%, Crane, Miller. Tlemal, PearSall, Sands,
Ward. Bolster Z v. Edwards
BY AsslSiaT, AID. Barr. that samuel Wsidel be
Inspector Of Elections OF I'd Distinct, With War; IN
place OF Matthew I Brennan resigned. AtOp'ed
By same. thar VIM Sinclair De Inspector Of Eiec-
lions m The lid District With Ward ID place Of
John Munscn, resigned Adopted.
he Board then adjourned TO "Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock
From the minutes. RICHARD Scorr Clerk
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fsans Picaurs contains humorous account IN d
letter from Nicaragua, of the marriage oil the RIM
cess Adelaide Clotda Louisa squashee SISTER oi 'He
so-caIied Wosouito King to a sable gentleman. IA
rnlliarly called jim The royal palace was taste
fully decorated With highly scented hides Every
preparation being made for he celebration the prln-
cess entered the palace hall unattended. excep. y
her pet goat Her be auiinl black HAN creased with
pcssum ia, hung IN profuslon over her shoulcers'
and con,ra>ted finely with her splendid dress, whcI!
was made of "a coffee sack. the middle anger OF
her eht hand She wore rich and costly I'm rihg'
msde nom sart.ne box The guests were all as
seulblcd, but the happy tower had MOI yet arrived
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, 1851

The pripcess became impatient. ard vent - seek
him. SIC found him pisyIns At marbles She ac-
cos,ed HIM thus Jim, w-i,iin all ready an ycu no
cum Jim replied ihai he had come to the ciu-
son rot 20 nary. cos If he cid Victory wouldn't
give her no more psnShun' The princess Was terri
led but lucky though, struck her. Jlm, said
she. bmsby NY hu,her die, then You'll ~ King
Tie woods had their erect Jim threw his arms
9rourt the neck Of the princess theu lips met the
sound that followed vas like that heard pulling
bull OIt OF the UiIre
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
TIL. Caritol Extension-The Cuban Prison
er~. &C.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, OCT -

WASHINGTON. Wednesday. OCT. ~
.AA,,s sr,he materials ard for the building OF
- C,r,,ol were opened yesterday. and the Archi-
tee, leaves this morning to examine 'he various
quaIries .,A
Tss Rsypblc Of this morning. IN sl'"s the SUD
stance Of recen, conversation WIN zen 'ohcna
me Captain General Of Cuba say 'nA' ne expressed
his de,ermir to recommend 'Ae Vuee" Oh SPAN
Immediately 10 pardon the American prisoners on
her reaching Lisbon that ne va, ON, p,enen.eu
s,ci ssd spce been explained to ms satisfaction
n sls,e6 he Pres,d. nj lad done all IN his power
20 preyt nj The INVASION. .,,. .;so,-
r.. informant OF The Rsysbic visited the prison.
. "a fo,,ns many OF them SICK and wounded. aud
avs be never saw men on the face o. the eaIlh,
under any circumstances, behave better 'hah ,hey
js = and never felt 80 proud OF the American cna'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

AMERICAN INTERFERENCE IN BEHALF or
IRISH ExiLES-A meeting Is 10 be held AT Faneul
Hall Boston on Monday next To ask the President
ntorrosi tlon with the British Government. IN behalf
OF ODrien. Mitchell, anc the other lriShmen Danish
cd IN ISIS
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The

INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The
n,.res, On the Public Stocks ofthe City OF New fosh.
ns md navabIe Nov 1851 will be paid on that day ~
Shepherd Knapp. Esd S u1ll oi 'h' '"'" ~
r., TI,nsfsr Books viii be closed SATURDAY OCT.
III he accommodation Of Stockholders. Transfers via
h emitted durne the period the Books remain closed.
- ta.e effect Nov I, 1851. X. TAYLOR. CONTROLLED
Coptreller's Office. New-York, Oct ,, 1851. otNs
NOTICE-A dividend Of FOUR PEk
~ CENT viii he paid To the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
WEsTCHESTFR COUNTY BANK on and AFTER the hr2
i,y of November next foil t30thl B. CLAPP Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
Madame Anna Bishop.

NENARR y. J., Wednesday, OcI ~ 1871
Madame B,shop gave brilliant concert mere ltS'
an and Il : as so successful that another Is al
bounced Tor to-nOrro*-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23
.NEw-ORLEASs Oct. 81.

The CoTroN quotations to day were &c for street
n M!ccling. ana sc TOR Far Nitn me exception
= Co,,or business In all other articles is dull SUGAR
and MOI sssEs are unchanged FLOUR IS Al - - tor
ordinary brands GUsSY BAGS 10. The first Malaga
cargo has been received and sold al 81 10 81 2Ot
io1es RAisISs and 81 I2t for half do. LEAD has de-
chDec 900 Missouri sold at 50 IS. FREIGHrs are
easier Cotton is taken for Havre at lie. EXCHANGE
S hrmer a: 6. a Il premium tor Sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

ROGERS BANK This Institution
\swt'l commence business o. MONDAY neri. tn
rt u TIRE csner Barclay . and CssS- risce sr sf
TIE f,llo~ins ti;ectscD
Ch.rlrs pensson Yfws,a Elswor,s. VI Lssavssl
Jsr,es Ol.eu WIN. n v.skeeck Cyrrs kusFp.
Ofisar Rlunt Afredf lacra'e, Wmh rea"tVss
J,nes Mathews, James Brt>h. LhfSs""
John Armstrong.
CHARLES DENI>oN. Presdest
s.srrt Y WHITE Ca.h.r III 6iA
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Markets =

Markets NORFOLK. Oct Il, lSol
New CoTIoS has made It's appearance IN our
market and sold al SIC aisle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

Areport Of Committee on Fire Department IN "a
vor Of sppropri~Ine five hundred ooars for a.tera-
ilcus 10 house OF Engine Company No Q. Adopted
or q DIVISION VIZ Agfrmafirs-Aid Grimm. Do ige,
ant. Chapman, the PrcsIcen, AID : nth,
Ball Ha"s, shaw: Bird. Briiion Delanster, Fraak-
In Cor Cklln and DoOley-l5
OF the same, ia favor OF OreaII1iue A Hose Com.
parry located al Harlem. Adopted
or the same, IN favor Of or aniElng Hose Company
No - as ar Engine Company. Adopted
Of the Committee on Finance. IN favor Of paving
coLractoIs the balances due them and payable from
the receipts of the assessments moulded II the Is,
prepare TOT the sale for unpaid assessments n
haIcn isst. Adopted OF a division. VIZ Afrnatus
AID. Dodge, Stur,evant Chapman, the President,
AID Smith, Bail, Haws, Miller. Shaw, Brlt:on Della
mater Concklin and Dooley--l3
OF the Committee on Whsrves, IN favor IF re-
building per No. IS, f. R. Immediately. Adopted.
Ot Committee on Law Dep iTtment, IN favor OF
concurrlDg II confirmation OF assessment list for
regulating and grading sth-av from '9th to si.hs:.
ADOPTED on division, VIZ 4frnGt'r>-Ald Dodge,
Sturtevant. Chapman. the President. AID Smith,
Ball. Haws. Miller. Shaw Bntton, Delamater. Frank.
lin, Concklin and Dooey-li.
From Dsparfments-A communication from the
Street Commissioner incloslng estimates for taking
up the l. and block No. 5 T. r., which was confirmed
on DIVISION VIZ Afrmaftrs-Ald. Griffin, Dodge,
Sturtevant Chapman. the President. Aid Smith,
Ball, Haws, shaw, Britton, Deamater, Franklin
Concklln, DOOey-l4.
communication from the Street Commissioner
nclosiDg estimates for setting curb and gutter and
tagging in Depeyster-st. and Prince. St. which was
confirmed on division. VIZ 4tirnGtlre-Ald. Grif-
fin, Dodge, Sturtevant, Chapman, the President Aid
Smith. Ball, Haws, Shaw. Bard BrittOn, Delamater
Franklin, Concklin, Dooley-l5.
A communication from the Street Commissioner,
with estimates and award of contract for additions
10 pier No. Is E r. with remonsuance thereto :
which was confirmed on division, viz Affirmative
AID. Griffin, Dodge. Sturtevant, chapman, the
President, Aid. Smith. Ball. Haws, Shaw, Brtton,
Delama,er Franklin, Concklin, Dooey-l4.
Resolution By the President
Res0red. That the Committee on Ordinances be re-
cuesed inquire into AND report upon the proue OF re-
porting an ordinance relative 10 requiring N all cases
where graded that alterations oe made u
less asked by majority of the owners OF the property
on line Of the where such alteration sought To
be made Adopted
On motion, the Board then adjourned to meet to-
morrow, 22d inst, at O'Clock NJ.
D. I. VALENTINE, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-23

tV \ fire broke out Tuesday evening at
:, o'clock IN the furniture store of Mr. Marrlatt No.
4 Bleeckerst. When first DIS. oveTed it was Ourn-
,Hg upon the floor some rubbish nearthe place.
Aiew pals Of water e1tlngnlsaed II without much
dsmage 20 the premises.