New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
proving such places as winiamsbargh. uobol,.
Jersey City, hornsania and cher places.p
HARLEM ExrRSsloS.-The extsns;o, =.


the track eft tie Harlem Road down City IIal sc.,,.
and Park ROwiso ss TO insersect Broadway =, -.
lower corner Of the Park will be complies in e.
days The Foundation "a yery good one.) Is en,sses
Anc sone Of tic rails are laid These rails are Ma
pattern proposed for the Sx'h-aveuue Road, and a..
So 'ce tha, csrriage wheels will cross them At m,
angle withou, the risk of sticking or ~renchinr.
COMMON CouNcn.-The Legislature h,.
amended the City Charter 50 that the Common Com
| ell Will meet on the fIs' Monday in each oo,,h
commencing IN August and remain IN sess,on s>,,
not exceeding eight days Should they per,iS, !.
holding sessions beyond the eighth day, thew m,s.
come under The mo pay" provision, which has
worked 80 well at Albany. that have no do1btofa.
/ efficacy here. We thus have an aggregate Of Siav,
| only per annum, on which the Aldermen and Asia.
| ants get their 81 per dem-masing when the new
! Twentieth Ward Is organizedl $ll $40 per yeniet
salaries.
A SIEpIy THE RIGHT DIREcrIoS-0p
Saturday ofccrs : j. Smith and Elder arrested tie
following named persons, Who stand charged befOss
the magistrate affidavit, with leasing property an
houses to persons for the purpose OF prostitutIos
which, by law is misdemeanor Joseph MeehsA
Patrick Collins, William Hook. Cornelius Driscap
and Ashe s Dunscomb. The accused parties whea
brought before Justice Osborn, were held to bal q
the sum OF $5oO on each complaint. The requisss
bail WAS entered. anu the parties were lioeraedhou
custody.
TIE CoLr BRlBERY.--ln the course d
some remarks IN the Supreme Court on Saturday d
relation 10 the estate of Hamilton Jackson Mf.
Western stated that said Jackson was the Person
who secretly sen. Geo to Sheriff Hart, with the
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that officer 10 stay or prevent the execution OF JoaA
c. Colt. The Sheriff refused, and Colt, It will b
recollecied. committed suicide. The Sheriff subse-
quently handed the money over TO the Conmoa
Council.
HIGHLY CoMMENDABLE.-Thc quiet and
careful manner in which the four large houses which
stood IN Broadway, near Spring-st., have been re.
moved to make way for the ST. Nicholas Hotel "
worthy OF imitation by those engaged IN ouilding.-
The high walls have been leveled with ScarceyA
moments obstruction OF the street or even OF the
sidewalk, and without deluging people with flying
mortar. We notice that the rear walls Of the 81.
Nicholas are up the fourth story II is expected
to be one of the finest hotels in the country
The LIVING TIDE.-During the five days
ending Saturday afternoon, 7oll immigrant steer
aBcl idcSssEStlc hihcu ~ sh'' fS'''
~ Joseph y. REYNOLDS, late Captain of
the Freeand Guards, who died on Friday was buried
Yesterday In Military order long procession OF his
friends the Guards, the Pckwck Club late Fire
Engine Go. No Is, Atlantic Hose No II, and the
Association OF Housesmiths, followed his remains to
their resting place.
In consequence OF this event. the Excursion and
Ball of the Freeland Guard advertised to take place
this evening is unavoidably postponed until Monday,
the 2lst inst, at the same time and place.
u We learn from the Flushing Journal
that Coroner Vim. VI. Smith was called to Little
Baysde on Saturday last, to view the body OF man,
which Mr. Hudson, the Lighthouse keeper at
Throggs Neck hal taken from an upset boat the
day previous II appeared that the name OF de-
ceased was Chas. f. Van wart. member OF CONT
mental Lodge, No III, l. o. of o. F., aged about %
years. and who leaves a wife and two children. The
deceased who is sash and blind maker, resident in
New-York, vas IN company with several other per-
sons On fishing excursion on tho sound aud were
run early on the morning OF Fourth OF July by
the steamboat Hero, and Van War the only one
drowned. The verdict OF the Jury was that Van
Wart came to ms death through the carelessness OF
the pilot OF the steamboat Hero.
DEATH OF a FIREMAN. the 18th of
June, we noticed the fact that John Green, while
running with engine to a fire on the day previous,
Was accidentally thrown down and run over by the
machine, whereby one OF his legs severely in-
jurod. We learn that tetanus or lockjaw set IN
shortly after. and on the 9th inst. he died. He had
served the Fire Department, faithfully eighteen
years, and a, The time OF the accident an honor
AIRY member BY this sad event an excellent wife
bos ~. 10 "a, NJ
destitute of the means Of support. A correspondent
suggests that the benevolent will respond by hand
ing IN their contributions to John II. Keyser Co,
Sc Gin st., in whose employ the deceased has been
some years
1mF LIGnT GUARD.--We understand
that Capt. Vincenrs Light Guard will visit Stony
Pom, Wednesday, the 10Th inst, by invitation Of
Collector Maxwell, to celebrate the battle Of Stony
Point. \ boa, has been chartered for the occasion
AMI il is said that Gen Dix will deliver an Grafton
f6 j. :. Sisbee, the well-known Yam
kec actor, Will go to Europe bearer of dispatches
III ;he D.itic Oh Saturday next
PEACHES. The richest OF all fruit is lust
corun5 10 maturity and market They will recon-
Eonc themselves 70 The appetite, but for the benefit
Of ihe uaD4d Nc observe that DR. Stone, an eminent
physicisn Of New-0rleans, and who has had a larger
practice n fever than perhaps, any other physician,
declares that plenty OF peach orchards are worth
thousand guarantees for the public health "No
more scur'y,' saldt doctor. Eat stewed peaches,
il you would keep of Indigestion Plenty Of fruit
Tor the people, and no yellow fever
SABBATH SCHOOLS ~ JERSEY CrTY.-A
ncN AssoclaI.on for 'hc promotion of Sabbath
School instruction Las lust been organized in Jersey
City. Yesterday mecnng was held at Washington
UAll for OrQanIZlng The schonIs fhc fnrnafnn of