New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03


about one death or dreadful injury per week from
the same cause II Il should De urged that these ac
eIden,s mainly the results Of careIessnesS. We
can afford to abandon the question OF safety oi hie
ard stand upon that Of safety Of property-which.
We regret 70 say. Is apt 20 be considered MI the
strongest point n arguments o. this kind The loss
Of property alone 0y explosions OF camphene would
toubly pay the difference n expense between That
and some s4ie light We are happy % see that the
Chief Eneineer of the Fire Department views thi>
dangerous light N the same light that We 10. and
would beg leave 20 urge ~ suggestions upon the
Council Safety Of lie and safety OF property
equally require the immediate prohibition Of all
som OF explosive burning funds.
We have other matters 70 urge upon the City
Fathers but wani space to DO 50 this morning.
p. S.->,nce Whiting the above We learn that
our views Of Cattie-Drying have become the sub
Jet Of special Message from ms Honor the Mayor
TO the Board Of Aldermen street prohibuon seems
no" foregone conclusion.
VISIT or FIREMEN-The Daniel ID.
Tompkins Fire Engine Company. No. :, OF Albany.
arrived n this City Yesterday morning, and Were
escorted from The dock a, tie foot Of Chamoersst.
Nv Howard Fire Engine Company, No. g. aud The
Washington Rife Corps. Military Han. IN the Bow
cry. where they were entertained with handsome
reuast From this 70 the engine house OF No "a.
and deposited their engine. In the evening large
number of the members Of the Fire Department
joined IN a ,orchhght procession IN honor Of their
guests. They Will visit Brooklyn tins afternoon.
Three Delegates from each Company Will meet at
Fremen's Han at O'Clock to-day. Tor the purpose
Of making suitable arrangements for the reception
Of their Albany brethren.
The TorchlIghi Procession a fine affair.
They passed our Office at loi o'clock the sky
overcast and the darkness rendered the brilIlncy
Of the torches and the gorgeousness Of the apparatus
still more conspicuous. All passed of well
FLINT ENAMEL WARE.-We saw no
ware for Toilet and Household uses N the Cry
tai Palace nor anywhere else IN Europe, equal
IN strength, beauty, neainess and economy 20 the
Flint Enamel Ware manufactured BY Lyman & Fen
ton Bennington, VI For the first time a full assert
ment of this Ware has been opened IN our City,
lNiblo's. No Sos Broadway, cor. Prncest.,l and W.
urge our citizens, well as merchants 70 call and
Judge whether II does or does not fully Justify our
emphatic and repeated concentrations t>ee The a9-
yertisement Of Messrs. Beeman & case IN to-day's
Tubune)
The FREEDOM OF BoLDISG are
authorized to state that the people Of Poughkeepsie
have raised nearly $1,000, but cannot 20 beyond that
amount. The other thousand must If raised At all,
be raised in this City, and must be raised al and
before the return Of the Deputy Marshal else It Will
be too late City papers friendly to the object are
requested TO copy, and any amount left with The
Editors OF The Journal Of Commerce. Ereuing Post,
TriJlne, or Express or with the [ : Marshal. Will
be duly accounted for We have the following note
from the Marshal
In relation to the slave John Boidmg would state,
he has been sent to outh-CaTolina under the de-
ciSlOn of the Commissioner. lie has gone under the
charge of my son a. Deputy. When $4,000 is pad
to me am 10 hold the same, telegraph TO South
Carolina. and his master Is 10 have nm returned
under charge OF the same Deputy and on his beng
delivered safe this City. and his master executing
the papers satisfactory to the counsel for the slave,
am To pay the money over If these conditions are
not complied with, the money Is 20 De returned 10
those who have contributed II.
1t beng understood that $500 ls demanded for
the slave and the $500 for the expenses OF ms re-
clamati0n. ii. +. IALNADGE,
New-l ork, Sept. ?, 1851. L :. Marshal
STATED SESSION OF THE BOARD or Al
rERNEN. SEPT g. l-PreS,Hf-Morgan Morghs. Esq
President Aid Griffin Dodge. Stmtevan.. Oakley. Chap.
man Key, Smith. Bail Haws, Mllies, shaw Cook, Bard,
The minutes o the last meeting read and approved
PehhonS-By AID Bard, petition Of residents Of the
XVIII Ward to have the u street sWeepers and Dirt
caTtmen increased which was notion referred to the
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
By AID Cook petltln uf George Walker aud others for
a nav Hook and Ladder Company The KILN Ward
Referred 70 Committee On FIRE DEPARTMENT
BY Aid Bard petition Of John C. rnpsa aud others
behalf members Of Hose c. g. fora new carriage Re
ferr,d 70 Committee on Fire Department
b, AID Dooley. petition II + ussenneuner, II q
be appointed Commissioner Of Deeds Referred ~ Com
nittee Salaries and Offices.
b AID Chapman. petition Of Charles 6 Corey; FOR per-
The remains Of h, family nom Rutgers
Churchto Greenwood Cemetery Referred 10 the City
By AID Kelly. petition Of + Rowe and others, Tor sew
Eim-st, fror Anthony - franklin SIS Referred to
FROM HI, HoSoR TIE MAYOR message was
ceyed from HIS Honor the Mayor u relation O. the prlc
tee 0t driving cattle through ne streets aud suggesting
that action be taken 20 prevent the same Referred to
Committee on Ordinances.
message was received from ms Honor the Mayor
TRANSMITTING letter from Mons Nai,emare relation 70
the subject Of International Exchanges. which was On mo-
ton OF AID Cook referred o. COMMITTEE "a AIls anu
AID Miller moved TO suspend The re. order to take
up the and minority reports II tie lmmiiiee on
Salares md officers on the nomination, h, Honor the
Mayor II George Maisel 60 The Office Of Chief 4 Po-
Ice the further consideration Of which "as poslgohrd
Aug Is, 1851, which was lost on DIVISION W ATr"a-
tre-Ald Dodge Oakley, Kelly, Mller, Shaw, Coos
Bard and ConAln-S NegGirs-hid Grimm, Stuftetant'
Chapman the President. Aid Smith, Ball. Haws Brtton
D,lamateT FraEkLn and Dodge.
AID DoIey presented the following preamble and reso-
VIZ, The nc,o.re iy,n. between the l,h aud Lex
nefon-ays and 4dh ana Jth-sts having been used rs
Pofttfs Field place Of public seIulcher Tor 81 years
ror 20 1874 and wherein ~ least 10000 nierments have
been made al manner the economical n space and
consequently quite unfayoabe the absorption Of the de-
composed animal matter and
Rlfrtqs Ever Consideration II economy-o pee edst
a. IN the u " asBgfon- lare, formerly Poers
Field also decent fo the dead whose final rest
ing places lre lnsLncyely held sacred well due
regard for the health and senhtes II the living the
neghborhood forbid that thus cemetery should 10 dis
tlrbed appropriated 70 the ordinary purposes Of ous
ness therefore. be y
Resored That the bloc, bounded by The an and Lesng
t,-ays and 4gth and 50h-ss be- sci apart for P1bhc
square
AID Dooes moved g. refer the 20 the Committee
Lands and Places. Which was lost
The same was then referred SPECIAL Committee
Parks
Al Stur:eyant presented the following resolution which
adopted.
RfsOrfl That the atom II the Counsel - the
Cof1oTtCn submitting the form u agreement 1t the
construction OF the and 8t-ay Railroad be referred
back D. the Counsel order AFFORD opportunity %
the ares 10 nreres; propose amendments thereto
a. the nag material ana that he report lereOE 70
NJ kntTd hon. dfaE