New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

perior article for 5o-makng a saving OK ell
upon every 1000 cubic feet Of gas used in toe City
r. The Dewitt Clinton, which arrived yes
terday from Liverpool, has had much sickness on
board; during the passage 81 deaths occurred
and at present there are 40 sick with ship fever.
PARDON OF WALL.sr. FISAEcIER-Gov
Hunt has granted pardon to Seden Brainard,
who was convicted some three years since Of pass
ing counterfeit money, and sent to the State Pri-
son for FIVE years. BE was well known on
Change in Boston and New-York, and at the
time of his and trial he kept a Brokers'
Office in Wallst. The pardon was granted at the
earnest solicitation Of a daughter OF Brainards
WHERE WILL THE BABIES GOA friend is
considerably worried with this question. BE is
Of that unfortunate class forced to live in other
mems castles, and as his present abode is 10 be
Frustrated before the Juegernaut OF improvement,
be is forced to seek a new abiding place. For
the past month be has been on the lookout, bat
there appears to be one unsurmountabe objection
in the way Of his effecting the lease Of tene-
ment. He is the happy father Of FIVE as hearty,
Joyous, robust boys as any person could find in
his family, he Of course states this fact being
rather proud Of it. The announcement is hardly
made before the negotiation is brought to an
abrupt termination, Nobody can be expected to
rent to anybody thar has children" and especial
ly if they happen to be boys is the case hope
less one. Our friend is about giving up in des-
pair, and entreats US just to say a word for the
little ones-just to hint to landlords that the chill
dren must have a chance and that they were
once children themselves. We would willingly
do so, but if his own ejaculation-half soliloquy,
half question:" Where will the Babies gol''
does not bring the laDdlords to reflection and re.
pentsnce, nothing will.
TIPOs CALIFoRNIANos.-We have received from
Havana four colored photographic Illustrations Of
California, as exhibited in the persons of the
turning miners who visit that city on their way
from Chsgres to New.York. They are admirably
drawn and executed, the Havana artist having
caught their peculiarites Of dress and countenance
with an exactness which we should have thought
impossible to any but born Yankee, like our
friend barley. No. is entitled A Fortune Made
"a tall, grim, gaunt individual, with felt hat
knocked out of all shape, an immense beard and
rough mining costume worn with the air ola man
who feels that he can afford it. No ,, Comfort"
represents three wild individuals grouped about
marble table, containing three sherrycobblers, in
a Havana cafe. Two have their feet on the table
and the third is yawning in way which threatens
to snap the only suspender that prevents his blue
flannel shirt and faded pantaoons from parting
company. No gives the artists ideas Of Cali
iornia Temperance Society"-two miners at the
bar, glasses in hand with drunk expression, all
over, that makes their very boots look silly No.
represents "Proctector of the Fine Arts"-a
heavy bearded fellow with his shirt thrown open
at the neck, and three oranges in pockethand-
kerchief at his side, listening compacently to the
music of a German organ grindress These
sketches give US a new idea OF Cuban art. We
had not supposed there was such perception o
the grotesque in the Spanish character.
lisvs. Edwin Forrest, for assault and battery, has
been set down for trial on Monday next, in the
Superior Court. Chief Justice Oakley will most
likely be the presiding 5-Ss~' iri. -I'~'I
on that day.
u The Erpress says;
The Consul at TuDis is the highest American fanconay
In Morocco.
If we are not mistaken, the Geography for Be-
einners describes Tunis as an independent State
and places Algers between itand Morocco.
THE Aims HoUsE-The monthly report OF the
condition of the Aims House Department for the
month Of February has been made by the len
Governors. 1t presents the following statistics
ACCOUNTS. .., -
General accOunt) S56oOo "a $780, -
Balance in Bank, Jan. ST. lS5l'''' s0oo0 ~
Distribution Edfiid Of suYpiss......... 1878
Re S@T COLLECTIONS for FEB. 1851. ooo SIS y
Superintendent of o. d P.... oeo0 w o 92 81 -
Superintendent Of Work House.. - iOo W D, 90 -
sundry Blls: ::'''''''''''''. 46S9s n
TO,al.......,..........'.Sloo, so SIOO'o'' ~
AVERAGE CENSUS or THE INSTITUTIONS.
Alms-House $50 Lunatc Asylum. i3S
Ams-House Hospital Isl Nursery t,o.c
Children at Narse' @ Peneny Ho:ni,s 2i4
City Prison..''. ~ feDlTe qua yosOils 50
Colored Orphan Asylum lis Total indoors ...5,6l8
DISPOSAL o. FUNDS. ...,o,.oo
Warrants received nom CONTROLLED @ W
Payments by superintendent. OUTDOOR noor''' 'S9i
Payments by Superintendent Work-Houie'.'''' 9SI =!
Rsceins from Sundry Insitutons,.......'''. 9s9 -
Balance in Bank, Jan ST. ls5l.''.''''''''''''' go
Total. ....''''.''''''''''''''S0i''iO %
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The following sae'
were made on Monday by A. J. Bleecker'
- oo,hs, near Msdison.av 25xgs-S4O9 each. $500
: lois Oh .sll-sL nVal GoT ~, .,.,. 1875
do 5othst uesi LeAIns 5 VI az, ...,,. 1900
House and lot ., L9 Dix 95y Hg ... $3.50
l0t 46l 81 RieISS ~ ~ go. ..,,, 5000
House ana ol o. w.. ss 55roe - zoe ea. 800
lots on Es'a-sE uea 90 Sy109S5O75 sa $50
DO on 7lh-SV' uSai %''1 - s3Ti06 ....,,,,,. 500
! do adjoining -, . Goo $500
DO DO cor = tl-s 81. 60 - ii0o .9s a. q45O
do on 9Th av nesr l7thst ca 1eNOV-'%o ea'''' d9S
do on rear on -'n'sSs - ~ 56vico ....,, $50
do corner -olhsb t sut OK 90 ...,... $40
/ 90 en- resr, on -otI ~ . ssvoe " ,.. 1850
do on Zlthst near S9a az : S9ao e. d q "a $500
DC on 2dsv lear -%o's" Cd @iAi0'' S ~. 2O75
do adjoining a. 5ei25 Is s00 "a Il 400
60 cor 0ramefey pi suu . ssyeo - -. $50
J 90 on SSll-sI n "a i'F a'' ~ ....,,,.. $50
I do 40 dining, 25Xs8..
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