New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

from our marine record anu gives VIC Hdih'O' 81
Storage passengers from the following ports IN
Europe.
Antverp-...-..:.... Io5lrIamburg .--------.-- 3ll
Bremen --..-..--..-- 21OiHavre ------------ o35
Bristol $50 Limerick ----- ~
Carcif-------------- LlyeIpool -----------S' "a
Cork 26Sl Ne~ry--- 81
Genoa ..-----..- AZ Shgo--------------- I2l
Total Observation-Disclosures. 3oo
REMAINS OF LIEUT.. FLoYD.-The re-
mains were brought TO the City Hall yesterday, and
lay in state il The Goveers room, escort duly be-
ing performed by the American Rife corps. The
funeral will take place this forenoon.
~ The Anniversary Address before the
American Institute will be delivered at the Broad
way Tabernacle this evening at halfpas o'clock,
by Doctor Charles L. Jackson, Of Boston.
~ Professor l.. n. Fowler will address
the Life Time Temperance Society this evening at
o'clock upon the subject of Temperance, at No. 5
Chatham Square
THE NORTHERN MAILs.-We learn that
the following arrangement of mails over the Hudson
River Railroad is now in operation
From Ne,g- York 10 Aibany.-7 A. NJ. Ohe way m al
train } 81 A. NJ (expreSs) l2i Z. NJ. l. NJ.
Through mail 'raln)
There also several special trains to Plough.
keeps.e and Peekskil.
From Albany 10 Netc- York-7l A. NJ. (accommoda-
ton and way mail train II A. NJ (express) 81 L. NJ
Accommodation , 81 =. NJ, or on arrival OF West
eTn cars.
There Is an accommodation tfaln 10 tucson AT %
y. M
lB The Ely Guard will go to Strykcr's
Bay Oh the 29thnS for their annual target excursion
They are preparing to have grand time.
IIIp SENATORIAL DIsTRICT The Wing
Nominating Committee met last night and unani-
mously nominated Tx. Aid. SHULrz Tor Senator
The following resolution adopted
RcsoIred That the Wings Of the Thi d Senatorial District
respectfully tender thor thanks and warm aoknow
meLts Hon. Richard S Williams for hs distinguished
services rendered during period Of legislation marked D
importance which required true and efficient men TO
stsId by objects q Wig policy which arc omnsn.y on''-
tied to Their glorious victory.
- Max Maretzek has leased the Ast0r-
place Thea,er, for six weeks, beginning about the
first of November lie Will have Company of TN
equaled force and viii deserve the most brilliant
success lie has fire Prima Donnas namely Sef
fanoni, Bosio, De vries, Bertucca, and Traff and
three tenors, namely Bettini, Benedettl. and born
OF course such force as this cannot be mOnopoZed
by New Y ork, but shall hear them all in time IN
the intervals of excursions TO other cities, and hear
them also in new operas OF the highest merit We
learn that Mir MaTetzek is also negotiating with AL
boni as well with GrSi and Mario, and that there
is possibility OF cur hearing one or more Of those
great artists in the course of the season
New HORSE PowER.-Among the arti-
Giles on the Bridge al the Fair we notice "Jeromes
Improved Railroad Belt-Geared Horse Power" man
ufactured at Hempsted Branch, l.. l. This improve
ment does away with all coggearing, and is not liza
bic 10 get ont of order or break IL also avoids 4
great amount of friction and makes but little noise
1t needs less elevation than other chain powers, and
fsngues the horse less 1t is calculated for running
Threshing Machines, Saws, and all kinds OF Shop
Machinery and is designed TO change It's revolutions
from 500 to 80 per minute, without any extra ex-
pense. This Horse Power received the Silver Medal
at the.Queens County Fair, and We hear has rap
idly increasing sale
10 The Hungarian Exiles, under Capt
Brick, on their way to New Buda, have published
an address to the people of Chicago, where they
were on the llih inst, stating their and asking
for aid TO establish themselves in their new home
FATHER MArHEw.-This famous and
worthy advocate of Temperance, having accepted
the invitation, will visit Barnum's Museum to-nor-
row afternoon. " The Drunkard," a most admirable
and popular moral drama, will be appropriately IN
uoduced Tor the occasion.
~ We publish this morning the adver-
tsemen, OF the annual Benefit OF the Preach Benevo
lent Society, which takes place at Nblo's on Satur
day The bill is an excellent one, the object worthy
o: all commen6 alton and the house Will be crowded
H.CKENsAoK BRIDGE.-The trains of the
New Jersey Railroad passed over the HacAensack
Bridge yesterday, commencing with the Philadelphia
train between and , O'Clock, and the trains run
now regularly over the bridge with entire safety As
intma,ed, train Of a number OF locomotive engines
and cars were passed and repassed several times be-
fore the passenger trains crossed and every thing IN
dicated grea, fgnness and security in the bridge -
Twenty. one working days have been occupied Ia re-
building the bridge and the trains run on Tie thii
ueth day after the FIRE. On the occasion OF TIE
former burning OF the bridge thirty',hree working
Gays were taken to rebuild IT, and SIX weeks elapsed
from the burning 10 the time Of crossing the new
bridge.
REAL EsTArE.-The following sales
were made by A. J. Blocker Yesterday
Ivt corner West Broadway AMI Duaar-st 25xs5 Sle25
House ard 10, No 70o 4Ih 1850
HOUSE and lot No lea Auity-st 25xils........ Tfle
INt No 22I Sullivan 25xi 90 $3.50
Lei No 2ss sullivan St 24Nleo $500
80 ss,h 90
U.usr ART Lot No loo Wooster 5s5o
Tsg FAIR.-Miss Ann Eliza Oliver, 4
child es. years Of age. will play before the audience
at Castle Garden to-day, at 3P NJ on tae eoncertina
with An accornpalirnen. on the pisnoforse The