New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

fOr Signature
IT, he LEGISLATURE If the state Of Nsic York.
The subscribers. citizens OF the City of New y orb
respectfully petition your Honorable Body 10 enacta
law that shall, with suitable and sufficient penalties
entirely prohibit the Se!e Of intoTcGtas Liqh9rs, to
be used As a Beraage and that shall authorize and
require the proper officers of the law to seize and
destroy all such Liquors as shall, by any competent
tribunal be adjudged 70 have been kept, for the pur-
pose Of being sold In violation Of law
lADvERrIsEMENT
y We call the attention of our readers
to a sale of l24 lots Of Brooklyn property by JANES
COLE, TO take place this day at the Merchants Ex..
change. THIS property Is IN good location and
well known as the Spader estate
GENERAL De PEYsTER. Among the pas
scngers on the steamship Franklin, which sailed on
Saturday. Gen. W. De Peyster From gem
era order published IN The Tinted states Journal. we
learn that General DePevSter has leave OF absence
for three years as commandant Of the 9th brigade Of
the State forces, and he l. directed TO pay particular
attention - every thing connected with artillery, a
adapted TO the state service. tie Is also supplied
with letters from Governor Hunt, and the State and
War Departments Al Washington, recommending
HIM to the good Offices Of the L :. representatives.
abroad The General VIII pay particular attention
20 the organization OF the French National Guard,
Prussian audwchr. Swedish Indeltt. and other mu.
nicipal systems Of police and defense
NEW TEMPERANCE RooM.-The East
River Total Abstinence Society dedicated another
Hall Of the same dimensions the former, on sun
day evening Before the time ~ opening the meet
ing from 200 to LOCO persons were gathered on The
sidewalks am IN the streets. unable 70 &C; access to
the Hall The names Of l63 were added to the tee
total pledge
MILITARY. - Company T., Jefferson
Guards. Capt Meyerholiz. went 10 the Pagoda at
Clifton, Staten Island, yesterday. on then target ex
Curslon. The Company mustered strongly aud looked
well The Ruppel Band accompanied them. After
th, shoot rFDTpSgutgl i SuDPrOr
they sat down TO an excellent dinner provided BY
Joseph CTochoron, the keeper OF the Pagoda. The
Company presented to Capt Meyerholiz beautiful
set o. tablets apt. VI. has been ii years IN the
Company. They also presented Tine sword To III
HelzCeIbeI. Speeches were made by EN-Cdpt Pop
per, l.. Jonas Sohn ESD. and others and some
songs were gwen by NJ. WlSsig On the return OF
the Company they halted before The Tribune Office
and paid us then respects IN the most handsome
manner.
The CITY Blues were out yesterday on visit to
Long Island. They were led by The D0lworth Band.
THIS Company Is making rapid strides toward a high
position.
SUPREME COURT-Before Judge King
Ioseph s. Lake = 60. against the Bank of T0iei0.-Ed
wards PleTtpont, plaintiff : counsel Martin smith
d Strong defendant counsel TINS SUIT was brought
bv Lake & Co TO recover balance Of account for
moneys advanced The Bank denied all indebted
ness and claimed that Lake & Co had received pro-
dUce and bills OF exchange m full Plaintiff ' coun,
sci coutended that these bills were mere Kites, and
for the plaintiffs, sl9,56i II.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge
Woodruff William p FarnDs against n. Selegnal
and Isaac y NamHci.-On note transferred by the
Croion Mutual Insurance Company, TO secure a pre-
yious Indebtedness. already referred 10 Verdict for
defendants.
CoURT CALENDAR-IhS Ddy.-CIRcUiT
CorRT-NoS 6l3, 6l9, 62l. OILS. 605, 90, 623, OF.
62s 629, 63O, 63l, 652. 633, GA.
FprroRs OF THE TRIBUNE Some days
since, IN your notice Of Eminent Men, You remark
that the Funeral Grafton OF Gen. Hamilton who Tell
in a duel with Col Burr, was delivered IN Trinity
Church by G0uyeneur Morris. Il delivered n
the Middle Dutch Church IN Nassaus,., now the
Posi-Offce, by Rev. d.. Mason, since deceased
ARREsr FOR GRAND LARcEsY.-A man
named Moses sune, arrested Yesterday morning
by officer Whaley, Of the Eleventh ward charge
with breaking open trunk belonging To Nj. Joseph
STEM OF No. l91 HOusOn-st., on sunday evening
aLc steamg thereiIom several gold ana sHsei
watches together with $l2O an money AFTER me
couIu>s Oh OF the larceny the trunk AMI lts Goa
tents, clolhIIg chiefly was set on IRE BY otlne, VINO
30 doubt adopted tn, course 10 conceal the THEFT,
after which he eft the house. The fire was soon
discovered and quickly cXtlnBMsned, dlthOuBh
campheue had been poured over The trunk ana cloth
mg 10 insure tAe!r destruction The accused was
committee 10 prison BY Justice MOuntior for *.
ann aiion
ARREST FOR SEDUCTION "A Young man,
named James Brady. was arrested on saturday last,
by officers Schoiehel and Merritt, of the EsseK 70
nee Court. charged with having, ON the i'm oi Al-
gust last se-uceC young lrsh glrl, named hliZd-
beth Macauley, residing n the family OF + lac Cow
ara ~ No 3Gj Terih-st where she vas a servant
TLs accused It appta arr, ~ the time above men
toned. a BoaIder III tn family Of Nj. coward ana
profe SEED an attachment 10 the glrl. 20 whom ne
finally proposed marriage. He was accepted ana
under In promise OF marriage the seduction II Al
legged 10 have been effected After when ne l4scoA'
t,nued his attentions and al last refused 10 iulhu his
engagement with her. lie Was taken before Jus'ict
MounifOrt and held 20 BAL III me sum oil soOv lOi NJ,
appearance 10 answer me ccmPaiui a. me oolfl d
General sessions
EMIGRATION FOR The Third WEEK IN
SEPrENBER-The annexed table IA, been prepared
nom the marine record OF Ths Post for the week
eudIng on the DIST inst. During tins PERIOD forty
seven vessels have arrived ~ tins Cny WIN ehI
grants rom the following ports ii Europe Off,
A ai',l''' 35 Harbure near Hamburg
-706 LsnericA ------------ 90 %
Cardiff Wale,-.----- ID Liverpool --------- 80 ~,
/ DUN. ..----.-.. CO. London --.---------- II,
Galway .---..---.--- -2S7 Nevpo, Wales ------ al
Glasgow - r in ---------- 10 10
4 Hamburg ----------------iS5 =. -,
Compared With the week previous, this shows an
increase Of IS emisranis, and oil TIE dIl4's' y
IS vessels If ne cabin passengers brought "
these vessels counted ne tol@4 eiis- a'lo io
+ Tie week would probably reach l2VOO-
/ ARREST OF RoBARr BARBEg On CiyIL
+ PROCESS -Mr. Robert Barber cltzsh Oh y. Lou,
Mo, who arrived IN this city on Frii4y hisnl. -
shortly after arrested on civil process, issued oY
/ one OF the Court Judges or complaint OF Mics 4
+ Bradley ESQ The defendant sthe same Individual
Who last spIng brought SUIT agans' Nl bIa1iel
reI,tIye 10 Soue alleged fraudulent transactions con
connected Win the oxford Bank Barber was ordered
70 find bal N the sun of $4,000 N default OF winch
I he was committed 20 the Eltndge-sueei prison.
Arrest fon GRAND LARCENY "A man