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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

SSTREET DEPARTMENT. No 4HALL or RECORps-seslsd
- Proposals received Al the Street COnmssonss once
Mono,y Apn9, 1881 At ocock M 10 fence two vacant
lots running through from Ninth Ts hst. 100 feet vest from
Avenue A reEuss and grade Forty uTotst from Eighth TO
curb and gutter stones and dag space ou e Sos
through the de-aRs Of To regulate and grade Eighty
host from Thnd Avenue Plane snd sPechcatons and
all be obtained application to The con
clerk Of this Dspsitment-ApId l. ls5l - .-..
- ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
MEDICAL.

WISTAR'S BALSAM AT THE
w sOUTH.-The following certificate OF the efficacy
Of Dr. WI5TAR'S BALSAM In the cure Of lnanenza,
Coughs and Colds 10 from gentleman well and favorabJ
known TO the people of this and the adjoining couneS
and will doubtless induce all who similarly affected,
10 try Ws,srs celebrated Bslsam
ICbsrlottesvlle, (Va) Advocate March Il, l849
CHaRLorrEsvILLE March s, 1919
DR. SETH w. FowLE-DoGr Sir: Ia the Winter OF
three months, with very severe cough, produced ny
cold This attended with considerable pain Ia the
sides found Il difficult 70 be II bed MY physcisns am
friends thought going into decline or consumption
had heard much of Wistss Bsssm OF Wtd Cherry and
asked the opinion ofmy physician sboutying t ne msde
objection IN fsct he sad could nothing better
obtained three bottles took IT, and was completely
restored by It. have since made use OF this Bassm IN
my family for Inhuenzs, Coughs and Colds, always WIN
decided success do not hesitate and take pleasure 10
recommending this article to my friends and the public
The genuine has always the signature Of l. SUITS
SETH w FowLE. Boston. Mass. is the General
Wholesale Agent for the United States Csnadas, and the
British Provinces.
For saeI by A b. d. Sands 100 Fulton-st, corner OF
BY William Burger 81 Cortlandst by Rushton, Clarke
Go, 10 Astor House and as Irving House Broadway,
ew.Yorkk and by Druggists generally everywhere
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
II H. Only l2A cents. Try ths-you will no, be dsap-
pointed II possesses the virtues Of our most valuable IN
ps9' II Is very
severel u.atc a.rsAM
only ia cents -,
sovereigu remedy wounds old sores burns scalds,
he curing them rs II by magic. Every family ana par
ticnlary svery mechanic, should be supplied win H. as o
appying II TO cut ahrason sore OF wound OF any Alno
A projects il from Colo dirt and all other irritating SUD
stsnces and heals II Immediately. Warranted
RICHARDSON'S NIPPLE OIL, 80 cents 91.ee,
warranted the worst cases OF sore nipples "nOu
iRsHEUMxTTC REMEDY, only IS cents. twill cure
any es'e 81 kssSas sns re,. al SANDS MAMMOTH
nsIIG STORE II Jsmes-sl ss lmTuThS SAT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

NOTICE hereby gwen that the PROCEEDS Of the sails Of ne
r. s,ste Of WILLIAM RENWICK. ats Of the CITY Of hsv
York ecessd nssss lately made under The order the sure
gate Of County Of new Yod BY James ksnSce ns
miss WILL BE DIVIDED BY the ,nd surrogats .nonE hs
creditors Of the said nsststs according 70 Law" The suIrgss
ohcs 10 the City New YOk the 5h day OF NAY nsT tn
O'Clock forenoon day Dated this 10th DAY Of March
AD.l2Sl. MA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

TFPI tNcE Of surrOgsts OF the County Of
HEREBY 10 al persons having ens ss.sns
Of New Orleans M the state OF Louisf
ms, ssssn with vouchers thereof - ths SUB
scrsY Al the CITY Of New Ton on
or before Of May nsItDstss Fs~ hs sec
ond day Of Hovembsr, 1880 CALLS A. o1h1Eso,
rs ltw6mTu Administrator With tne " VI anneiso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

StUPREME COURT.-James Gauut and James T. Dsrreks n
- against David Amss John ArnesTo DAVID AaES aud
JOaN AIMS You atd required 10 answer
IL. complaint which hied 10 tue once OF ths
OF the CITY County Tok stths City OF New fos 90
Tb dsy Of OF your answer 70 me
said complaint the subscribers hsn ONCE No ~ bSet
m he City OF within twenty days after the serves
oth summons exclusive Of the day OF such sees sna
Won s to complant within the time Aforesaid ne
nsts in h seton will sgans Tor the san oil
one hundred thirty dollars sUd cent With interest from ne
s4h January thousand sght hundred and none
aide the costs OF this action Dated Apru Z. lsei
As law6uTut STEVENS hoAlk, ranuu hV'n'Ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of the COsn Of
lNswYor hereby gwen TO all persons Savns ca ms
aanst JOHN FLORENCE late Of the City o. New1on dscsas
81 10 ses.n the thereof TO the saoscnoe a.
h orc. No 47s Broadway the City Of New YORK on OF O.os
The twe.sh dsy Of Se2snbsr nsxtDed New YORK the In
10 . March, 1851. JOHN FLOhENCE, IL, LteeuDof-
rIs IaWftnTuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

SUPREME COURT Cy and County Of New fotk -Jonsinsn
W HAYES and Henry ReJ6e against Nathan Cook-io va
tb,u Cook You and required 70 answer
the comp amt which filed IN the once OF me SeA
oftbs City and County Of New fek al the CITY hs Of me
Of March 1851 aud 20 serve COPY o.
your said complaint the SUBSCRIBER Al ms once
No $50 City Of FswYoTk within twenty osys
OF this exclusive Of ths dV OF ueh
service and you fail the said comp mt ~tha 'os TINS
Aforesaid the this will tske judgment akanst you
for the sun OF hundred AID seventeen hunerehs
dollars. with ntsret dsy beside the costs OF thus scuon
paad Mach hirtsenth 1881. JOSEPH LOWELL Plaintiff Ay
80 p.oaS~sv NJ yo,k CITY mas lawouruF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

"a FUsUAKCE 5unogAts OF the Cou9v OF hsr
IYo hereby to a. person, having CLAIMS ssaps'
WILLIAM sELDON, late Of the City OF Norfolk, virginia de
ceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
~ bs Office No Duhstrse the City Of Eswfoft osor be
fore the Twenty Of July New fors ne Hh
day Of January, 1881. SAMUEL COLuAE,,
lawT Administrator, with Inc VIII annSk1o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

NupRYME CoURT-In the Of the application OF ihs
- nsVor AIdsrDeu commonay Of the City OF
arvs 70 opening Of Seventy sShta s. IRON ihIa asssas
Fh,v.rpe n lbs hinsenth Ward Of sad CITY Notice hesy
gven Il Al the costs charges and desr'ssus Seasd 1855
ftbe pr-edng. . the entitled natal VII Be tArsd before
De Hoprshe Jekn Of Justices Of The ssors
Court or II Of bis sbseoee eiofs one o. ne
ire "a Cout Il the Supreme Court Chsmbers NE CIV MAJ
~. CIV n Ns Yok the 18th day OF April lso a.
o,eLoek IN tSs lorssoon-Dssd Eev srt. April T. lso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

~ PURSUANCE Of Orssr Of the surrogss o. ,hs ooan 81
lS.v York notice hereby gwen b al persons hsvmS ca
,S,t PLTRIcK MOORE As Of the City Of ssv fO escesss
present the With voOehe hs,oi 70 ne saesessis
y,sdenca "a Fncs Gilmore No II Prince street n ne Wy o.
E. Ys On or before htssr n Of September nsI-Dssa
~" 'O'-' ~ PETER McLOUGHLIH, (rx.-,.o~.
.,.-srT,s PRAsCIs GILMORE,
The New York herald., 1851-09-26


1HE PoIITIcs NisETEErTH WARp-hcsoiutions
Of the Democratic Ward Completes OF this rural dis
tct will be found In advertising columns by when
II will be that the uuterrifedn will rally this
mary election, to bs held on Tuesday evening next
Owing to ths multiplicity Of asprants for adermanio
honors the politics Of the Nineteenth exceedingly
interesting.
THE wonxISs MES.-Thsre Is to be q meeting of the
working men in The Park to morrow evening, to take
into consideration the action Of the Common Council
lative TO he memorials Of the working mems societies
We publish notice Of the meeting in another column
CoSsEcRATioS OF NEW SYNAGOGUE The new Jewish
synagogue OF the Copgrs CATION Bne Jeshurun
terday consecrated with the usual ceremonies The
edhce Is In Greene street. between Houston aud Beecker
streets.
Pmr-About half past four o'clock on Thursday
G, Of Seventh street. The remen were soon on
the ground and ufed their best exerons to subdue the
flames but Notwithstanding the contents of the store
destroyed. The store and fixtures owned by
Mr.. Brown The store was insured for $3.50 The police
officers report that when the door Of the store was burst
open, the owner went out by the hack door.
FELL INTO IBE HoLp-On Thursday morning, about
half past six O'Clock. boy named John Evans about
nine Of age fell into the hold Of the clipper chip
Sword Fish lying ,he balance dock foot of Pike
street. He received most serious injuries, and
mediately removed to the City Hospital
DEArH FROM IsrEsPEaAscE-A man, name unknown,
discovered at early hour "Wednesday evening,
by ocer Bogart, of the Tenth ward police, log the
sidewalk Of Chryste street and Broome street. in
q state of intoxicaton He taken to the station
next morning, about three o'clock, he discovered
dead. Coroner Geer yesterday held inquest the
body The deceased appeared to be about ~ years OF
age. The body was dsntihed at the holding Of the in
came to his death by apoplexy the result Of intempe
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church shs have additional number Of votes In
| sequence Of having ehspss ANNEXED to II. On that
It wss me we'd that it BE- AID upon the table.
The question ives called for
Church and the Bushwck Chapel at the same time The
chapel distinct and has distinct congregation.
was then resolved to Icy the subject on The Sss
ham, y before the convention
DR.. CurlER, Of Brookyn-we are met for very i'm
poItsnt purposs Should we be interrupted By these
subsi diary matters
It was then received unanimously lay ton the table
The election of Provisional Bishop being the special
order Of the day. the nventcn the second
ballot The same tellers sppoined While the ell
pare their ballots for the standing committee for this
year.
Rev Mr., LorssBrRRY, Of Troy, suggested that this
morrow morning.
hon J. G. srsscrR hoped that this suggestion would
take effect.
The matter was then dropped.
Dr. scHRonpER-A duty calls me to the floor. wehave
that purpose. =
DR. HAIcHr-That provided for at the last convsn.
ton
DR. scHRorDER-I did not know that-I thought it
must be annual. have nothing more to say.
mttee the Episcopal Fund present! When was CON-
munication made to Bishop Onderdonk in reference TO
his salary He was informed that it was the sd Of
this month
yOIcr-It was the 4th Of September
Mr srsIefaOi ~, move tnat committee be appointed
Reverend MI Onderdonk and the Episcopal fund, and
report at the next convention.
Judge Belts entered into history Of the Episcopal
fund. how it made up, and how limited. The con-
vention he said IL guilty Of great default II engaged
make up fund Of $4,000, the interest Of which
should 20 Bishop Onderdonk that fund has not been
made up We are bound honest men, to provide that
the Episcopal fund be filed to its original amount Of
$4,000 We have often confessed our obligation to do
call for the reading Of the report Of 1888.
II was read by the Secretary.
The report contained an acknowledgment of the obl-
cations Of the conventions and at the me of its
failure to fulfil them.
Judge BETIs.-Afer that. promises will be of
any value We exhibit ourselves of magnificent
Pre- mises and very small performances This convention
must redeem its character The interest the fund is
81 $50; Of this $4,000 is appropriated to Bishop Oner-
donk This leaves only Sl730 for the Bishop about
elected He cannot live it, unless he live on our
customary magnificent promises. (Laughter)
The President then announced that tellers were
ready to report the result Of the second ballot which
Is follows -
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IOtel. ...... i
Necessary to a choice.

The srcntriar announced that there had been no
choice by either order and the convention Immediately
proceeded to third bsllotting.
Willie the tellers out, the Hon c. SPENCER rose
and spoke upon the subject Of the Episcopal fund and
offered the following resolution -
I l.s s ss Of Fss s b. s
the Right Rev DIR. onderdcnk IL upon it, Said COM
The question called for and the resolution passed
The President appointed the Rev. DR.. Higbee, Chief
Justice Jones, and A. Belts, ESQ., as the committee
Judge BElTs-This convention must meet its solemn
obligations and redeem its character by making up the
necessary amount for the fund.
yoIcE-1iow shall We obtain 1t
Judge BETTs-Out Of our own pockets, II there Is no
The Rev Dr. HAWKS offered the following resolution
Resolved Tiata select committee of FIVE appointed
tbs dioee Of the existing law both eanOniesl
t csnv.nSI the true ncanns and scnsrge..n Of .aa.
when more than church or chapel shall united under
,sr The dssga,e. Of such ys.,r, sh. Be entitled
amending the contuton repeal the said permissi,n,
sss 81 Sa mss
ne,nns q s.d to what shall snts the vssry
The PRrsrprsr appointed the Rev Drs. Hawks Taylor
and Haiebt, Judge Oakley. and W. H. Harrison Esq as
The Committee on Canons, to whom referred the
recommended at the last convention by the trus
tees Of the Episcopal fund.- reported that they bad
amined the canon and are prepared to recommend its
adoption
The canon then read II provides that the fund
for the support Of the pscopate In this docess pro-
vded together with that which may be hereafter con-
trbuted or acquired, and any accumulation sccruing
from the investment thereof shall be entrusted to the
trustees Of the Episcopal fund to be FIVE In number
pointed and holding their Offices during the pleasure Of
the conventon the ssd trustees shall continue to keep
the said fund in two parts portions portion TO be
the dsposable fund and the other the sccumulating
fund Also that 1t shall be the duty Of every rector
minister to annual collection to be made In aid
Of the fundthe amount to be paid 10 the trustees Of the
fund and TO e reported to the convention At the next
stated meeting The moneys thus raised shall be added
TO the accumulating fund which sha be kept by the
trustees in regular Of accumulation until II shall
amount to such being added TO the dis posabe
fund, the whole shall amount to at least hundred
thousand dollars until the convention shall other
wise direct The interest ncome of the dispJssbe
fund shall be subject to the direction Of the convention
Also that all moneys belonging TO the said fund shall be
loaned by the trustees security real estate
invested In stock of the United Stste Of any of the
States of the city Of New York; ststeent exhibit
ing the condition Of the said fund and securities to-
fcther with all receipts and d. bursements be reported
TO the convention at every sta meeting thereof signed
by the trustees, or majority ttemn
The canon was passed.
The lers then reported tn esult of the third ballot,
a. follow
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Coming Election in New York-Ths
canal Policy.

In canrequeuce Of the position which the NEw
YorH HERALD c.upies a. an Independent Journal.
connected With no political party or fictioa of any
kind, We and il incumbent uPOn US very frequently
to correct the misrepresentation by which partisan
ed tors sndsavor 70 misleGd the public and promote
the erds they have in yiew the eve Of every else
ton. This is the province Of an Independent Jour.
nalis ard would bo false 70 ourselves aud 10 the
public Il We pursued any other course.
our readers will recouect that, during the last
session of the Legislature, the whig member
brought forward proposition 70 enlarge the canals
of this state, 90 a. to render them wide and dssp
enough q answer the increasing transportation
which they are called upon to perform. Many Of
the dsmocratic members opposed the mode IN
whi,h the enlargement was sought to be effected
on the ground hat Il was unconstitutional; and
twelve senator's Of that faith resigned their seats
ir order to defeat the measure in the form In which
u was introduced special election was held, al
extra session Of the Legislature was called by Co
vernon Hunt, and the bill was passed. The special
section boEevor, did not change the question, nor
aid 8, affect the cons.itutionalty Of the measure
That remains Untouched. and can be decided upon
only b. the proper legal authorities. The people
can make constitution, or amend il, as
majority Of them may think proper, but they
have lot the power, directly. Of passing upon the
cons, tutionality q any act Of he Legislature.
They have delegated that power 70 their Judges in
rursuaDce Of The constitution. This is not rene.
rally understood; bat LITTLE inquiry will satisfy All
who entertain any doubt on he iub.ect. Il was
not. therefore the policy q enlsrgirg ths canals
which wss in issue in TIC Legisaisfe last scss'oa,
but The ccnsti utionaliy of the mode pro posed Tor
raising the means for such enlargement.
We have been irductd to make these remarks In
eonssauerce II attsmpts, In certain quarters. 90
sonvipoe Inc y1bic that il is ,hc whigs alone sh9
are IN favor Il the Enlargement oi the CANALS and
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
A, Inrsa1A.1 FAer We mention u .. a fact Of in

Az InronrASr FAcr We mention u ss a fact OF im
portsrco 10 thoee interested that by the last tive three
ttes mers from New YORK 10 Chasres, very considerable
numbers Of drsfs purchased by minr and others, and
forwarded the Atlantic cities for payment have been
returned 70 California under protest The annoyance
and ds1ppointment attendant upon ruch result 10
very serious matter h persons who send remittauc to
their families or friends at home, AMI it is important
that purchasers q drss 10 California should be ospe
csy cautious that they depot their dust With and buy
their drons e. such Arms only are Substantially
tnown and who promp. to honor tie bils drawn BY
their ccrrcUcndcnts.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

Both TrRNED UP.-The Washington Union
having questioned the existence Of any such demo
Gratis as c. H. Donaldson of Texas, and Nath anel
Greer Of Iowa, the shortest way Of escaping
the rerpexities of the Donaldson correspondence.
We the other hand, gratifed to state that both
these distinguished gentlemen have turned up. The
Burlington (Iows) Ratcksye, keen-sighted demo-
cratic journal, vouches for Mr.. Greer leading
member Of the party in that State; and the Bonham
Crexas) -idr0tise says that "Hon. G. X. Donald
son announces that he has retired altogether from
the field of political strife" Nov, will the Wasiing-
ten Union set this matter right, and aid us in clear
ing up the only remaining mystery Of the carpet
bag
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
iIE FAra.

GbEAT rtfR or THE AMraIcAy tSSrtru-1e
=. lwsh, fourth Annu.l Exhibition CASTLE Gar len win
o. ltn iot We reception of goods and Fp cimens an nv. z
1th and th days % the present r1-1th Tvbi - sn
agni 70 b Prom rtly on ho rrousd. Tie PoFing s"f
sl.tluf Mttc1 VII tahe place. ic PLANE a. ~ se
ia,,ag 9 ti9ws ~ the 5t % ths same plsce
Iith eIue and Twenty o. r1 stfea on tte s. ~
tn ,tolc- ~ tries nut o. o. Dr. at t 80
s 'enssr's NltlIAs liALl Ch insa oftse B,ari
Board a hantgofs. '' ''-i'-''s % Nht
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FoCErB HALior


Tte prranEvr then announced that the Rev. Or.
Wainwright sas elected " the laity but not ~ the
clergy.
Tbe convention then adjourned lat ~ oclock) until
oclcch this morning.
After the adjournment Judge Belts invited the friends
Of Ir Nnton 10 meet this morning at half past eight
o'clock. In the Sunday school room. DIR. Creighton,
(tho President) was special '.~i.-I 90 attend
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
Malls for the Pacific.

The Postmaster OF this city has issued the following
notices -
The Mails per U. s. mail stamer Georgia will close at
this ofce Friday the Goth inst at 7. NJ Letters for
Havana must be paid 10 cents half for Br
tsh West India islands, 10 cents dol for other West India
islands, 5 cents dol for Chagres ard Panama. 20 cents do
for southwest coast Of South America, 81 cents do for
China and Sandwich Islar DIS. cents. do.
The Nails FER United States mail steamer Illinois
will close at this office Saturday. the 9th instant at
o'clock Pm.
The Nails per United States mail steamer Pacific will
close at this ofce Saturday the 27h instant lO
AN Letters for the Continent, must be prepaid q cents
per rate.
Editions Of the New YoRK HERALD, and The WEEKLY
HERALD for California and Europe, will be published in
time to 60 by each steamer.
Sirge copies, in wrappers, sixpen:e.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
FGas,5aAt

IriOkhAt ION WAf ILD-cF tNN MCCALL. or tn p
= county 20 s.I.r NHfi.n "a .... fta
with ~ fici FclolsIa from li,affaoi WI y ie.f d. *
~ q. ,,a i. q. ttH uirth. srf iu|orratI1n ttf II
sullivan street.. | 0''-' ~- 40
~ az - .-.h Etsf sCFtlLh Frtsuf o. rtgrt.v.
- nI5 ra 10 f'-pt on il.tr slrg hineries sn Nv
es ttaI. rtfrt hus sYUit lit.a .lurt te aCeegrs.
tae worthy Reference tat 'e BOY siil rsft riib
onee, will be answered. - '''' ~ WIS
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ton. the actnovdeed vorte a ell fashonahes ana
the considcrsuon OF The &C nomst, ESPESsCHEfDS
~ 30 has 1hey are pronounced by sli who them
nearer, better tttshed, and beautiful
durable article thsn the - sfsrs of Broadway. Bat o.
pniehtd s determined TO excel Try hin his store 7
Nassau street corner Of Ann.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

chasing Hat trd te Hat 70 purchase q owe Of Knsx fai
style. Iotk az admel H. try IL or and you will ctrttiay
buy ~ kagS IL prepared to do immcne trsae this rs
hs stock oi bats FAR surpasnr tha o halter Ia t9Wn
Price utut four dnsrs Fer further par,iculasa
qulre atko. l25 Fulton street.