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


Of this dock Saturday, having had her submerged
wheel repaired. This wheel was injured by her run
ming aground on the Bahama Bank Beside several
pecuariies IN her structure. this vessel possesses
steam mule, applicable to loading and unloading her
cargoes. supplying water, AMI working bgc pumps.
II is security against any large damage by FIRE.
supplies power II washing decks, &c. which CON-
pensates for at leas, FIVE hands and Is considered
econmIcal It Is about two tuns weight, and Cos;
1880. The ropes connected above with pulies,
are attached to two drums, which work two hat hes
at the same time Five hundred tuns weight OF
cargo has thus been unOaded IN q working hours.
PERMANENT PREsIDENTs-SpeakIng OF
the late Bache McEvers, contemporary says the
stability with which our citizens were wont to con-
duct their affairs strongly illustrated IN the career
of the Institution over which Mr. McEverS presided
for a number of years In l7e5 the Ne.-York In
s,Irance Company was chartered IN 1901, two years
after. Charles McETers father OF the deceased. was
elected President He held the Office until ISIS.
period Of thirty.seyen years. when old age induced
him 10 retire On his resignation, the Board of d.
recors chose a. his successor his Bache McEY-
ers ans the latter held the Office until his death,
period of thirteen years The New-York Insurance
Company has therefore, been under the Presidency
Of father and son for period Of fifty years
IMPOSITION AND INDIGNATIoN.-A Pough-
keepse paper says that the constant changes and IN
ecuaIities IN the fare on the steamboats, on the rver
often cause those who look for cheap fare on them
to be heavily imposed upon On saturday morning
last after bills had been upin Newly ork stating that
the New World would take passengers to Albany Tor
ffty cents and the boat had started with load, num-
berine some hundreds, on board the fare was found
TO be one dollar and ffty centS Such change took
the passengers BY surprise, and caused so much ex-
ciiemen, that an indignation meeting was heid on
board many pledging themselves not to pay and az
visng other - take the same course
Licenses. will be seen by the fol-
loving tables Lac licenses Of various kinds were
granted by Mayor Kmgsland, during the past month
for which the sum Of 1915 90 was received which,
with So collected for fine. paid INTO the City
Treasury.
Tavern Licenses -----.--. cn Charcoal Pedlars -.
| Dl-t Cart do ......-. a. Eml-rant Runners $1,000 II
Porter's Licenses--.---.- Enngrant BooAers-
Cartmen LIceu Sos H. 49,
Amount received for fines -,
Amount received for licenses ot''
Total Si,ooo
The above passed through the department OF Mr.
Asher Taylor First Marshal, and The following
through Mr. Valentines office
/ e,ase cersas 100 inteil gcnce Offices ,
! Sac Drive. 81 second hand Dealers 2
| U,cl, 80 Pawn BrokerS----------- :
! Hack DIVERS y lied SHOPS
| i,utCher. Butchers Renew ais 81
Amount rece we'd Tor same by Mr. Valentine -- ~
Amount received as above by Nj Taylor ---- o9 ,
| -, -. Sg77i
.d ~ , ~, for fines ....-.----- II
Total during the month Of Jul, ------------- >9S'3
The one hundred and six Stage Licenses as above
were granted to the following Companies
Stages Stages
F,ch. SandersOn * CO. 80 Lent y Muliord 10
! MackreQ Simpson,. Is " .llism Tyson ---- =
To,., .-.-.-...-.---- 100