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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

SENATE. :. fridays Debate Consluded'I

sEEAFEJ fridays Debate ConeludedI
~, u.,y did NOT think he would have 70 get
m :. .bs Senate TO end the man who could say,
tSs, of the Senator from Kentucky mere Wa
more than one opinion. What he lMr. ~ mesu'
hy saving that the SANDER against IN "S "a
nisined by the remark OF the Senator, wa, .sa
together they showed that the sena1of sei0'''U
such occasions himself ,.1o.
Nr. CAss Joined with Mr.. Clay IN bis condemns IA
,;on NJ the recent proceedings. he was not ue
sonder az the Administration, bat he had the W
most confidence in believing that the PRESIDENT
would do his duty. II the laws were deiec.Ne,
he would vote to cothe him with iun power " "
execute the law. de dePTecated 'ne IoLu sIS 80
tbe Senator from Virginia. that this law couo not
80. not and would not be executed he consid-
80 tbst the Massachusetts laws obstructlng the
execution of this law ought to have oeen cleared
of her statute books long ago. but whether they
we're repealed or not they could not prevent the
execution Of this law The Senator from Virgins
w.s wrong in supposiDg that voluntary action oy
~ nsonIs of the free States was necessary TO
Jns sx acutiou of the law. He considered that In
Longs case, though time was given, the law
worked smoothly. The slaves could not be ex'
naoted 10 submit at once. He referred to the
conduct Of the miscreant Thompson, and said that
II Member OF Congress should do Ia England
What Thompson had done in this country, he
would be sent to Botany Bay
Mr. MASON rejOiDed, that of the thirty Senators
from the Free States, only three had voted for the
law. They were the Senators from Pennsylvania
mr. Sturgeon) and the Senators from Iowa
Mr. DICKINSON said be was present, and would
have voted for the law, but his colleague-who
opposed il, was called homeland himself had
agreed 70 pair off, He had made a speech in
favor of the BILL and would have voted for it but
for the reason stated That there was strong,
an all powerful feeling in the country in favor of
the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law he had
No doubt
Mr.. CLAY made few hits at Mr.. Hale
Mr.. BUTLER considered further the general sent
iment Of the Northern people as hostile to South
ern Institutions, and that the law would never De
carried out fully.
Mr. JOHN DAVIS remarked that he did not think
such case had occurred as called for the extra
ordinary proceedings now contemplated. The
Supreme Court had relieved Massachusetts, from
all obligations to execute this provision OF the
Constitution. by deciding that it was the duty OF
the United States, and not of States to execute It,
MIR. BADGER replied, that the general proceed
ings in Massachusetts, for years, had now come TO
. crisis; and the question whether the laws and
Constitution or the fanaticism of public bars and
lecture rooms was to prevail. The President
might have done MORE bat could not have done
less.
Mr., Downs believed the law could be, and had
been executed.
No question was taken, nor did there appear to
be termination of the debate when the Senate
adjourned.
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BUTTER THIEvEs.-ThOmas Evers and
John Tmbrook were brought before Justice King on Fri
day morning charged with stealing ftkn cfbuer nom
Beach Harveys store in smih-st. Wednesday Night
and taking it to NswYork where they were arrested
Both were committed There 10 also charge
OF grand larceny standing against Evers committed sons
months SINCE to which he win be compelled answer Ia
addition to the above charge
CONVICTION AND SENTENCE.-ThOmas
Burns was convicted OF attempt to commit burglary in
the second degree IN the Court! Of Oyer aud Termner
The charge brought against him that on the night Of
the 7Ih of January last be entered the house OF James
Leferts in Bedford. and caught while in the act Of
leaving the premises having in his possession ZONE art
ces belonging the complainant He was sentenced TO
Two years and months imprisonment al Mount Pleasant
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF ExCIsE.-At a meeting OF
this body on Thursday the Special Committee to whom
was referred a communication signed by upward OF $40
citizens. asking o reduction Of the price for licences
from S25 TO $40 and extension OF the time Tor granung
the same 10 the second Tuesday in May reported adverse
minority report support Of the petitioners was read
and amer considerable discussion both applications WERE
on motion laid on the table number Of amendments were
offered to reduce both and grocery licenses but
without success The whole number Of applications made
were over three hundred these hundred and thirty
were granted and Of which there eghyseyen tavern
and fortyhree grocery licenses Several petitions were
referred beck for consideration Aer adopting resolutions
that parties receiving licenses appear on the l5tn Of arch
and comply with the requirements OF The board ana hsI
notice be given TO applicants for license, that the sans
must be applied for on or before the 9th instant the Board
adjourned
DIsoRpERLY CoNDUcT, THREATS, &c.
Thomas Woodman, William Bel, Charles DuHey aud
Daniel Conley were taken TO the first District sanon'
house on Thursday night for dsordery conouct 10 'ne
streets While in the custody Of the officers Iney feaened
20 commit violence upon the person Of The Ch7i Of Foee
a. soon AZ they should be released from durance They
were al brought before Justice King on Friday morning
and puaey ana Conley being proved the pos calPabe'
were each fined SIS and held bail 10 the sum OF
$40 10 keep lhe peace. Woodman and Bell were ad-
Judged 10 pay ire Of s. each and in default the whole
posse we're committed.
TAKEN UP ON SUsPICIoN.-John Lay
was taken into custody Thursday night by ocer
Higgins bsrng il bis possession quantity Of linen sheet
Ing, &C. Of which he could give satisfactory account
lie vas held to answer.
TIE NAVY YARD.-The following order has
been issued by order of Commodore 5slsers' the
Commandant Of the Navy Yard
SPECIAL ORDER FOR THE POLICE oFFissE 40
AL persons are prohibited from coming hso tHs -
les thev have business with the CommsnoAh Ut 'H7 II
eineer Of the Dry Dock. - ,-i.i,,r. %,
Exceptions 10 the above rule are a. folows 'isDrs 49,
he fnaud ant and the other officers ANn N "a 49,
OF he Copgacor visitors to the Commander sna ONE
ofcers OF any oher United States vessels yag or %
he yard. - - nsr,,ttad to
Gentlemen with ladies' 10 company may DC Psi IL -
visit tie yard. Females when s.eDe ".i % JAW - ~
lie ysfd unless passed by IN oiheef -. ,..
TIE sole object q this order = 10 pre.sts uup,or
ciaT6cIeTs from prov ing round 70. {AIa 80 3
upon .bs pgbGc property SA~"' - az. sas5sa,
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IALMAN J. WAIEfo, 7
JAMES n PIFKNEY, Comm ssionsrs
notsA ? DELAFIELD sMlTH.)


and OTHERS cKKDIToRs OF STEPHEN KANE. deceased for
pursuance order Of the Surrogate Of hs County Of New io,s
the snttsd matter "a he lIh os o. DOL
pointed by suog. sell ths real estate OF SAD Maze
deceased nteste will sell public aucon at the Merchants II
CITY OF New Yoh on seventh day Of April 10 al
u O'Clock that dav All thai CERTAIN hOess ae 10 u Az
situate bug ano beng the Ninth Ward Of TIE City Of Ne. 'orI
brgps Al the noheassy Of Troy and Grsenweh streets.
running esef twenty sst heacs nofnery o
bs h street southe along Grssnwch street
forty ons feat 81 nehs. 70 tns ace as. ~ he al Ste
phen Kane .tms TO shsphsfs AnaPP 20 seo,s
lot OF situate the Nnih wafs o. The cry o. ss- ioA essn
$50 from he northeast cornsr Of Jane and Hudson streets
running nOrhsy -sniy ,~o feet along es sstsf
Of George scGot n.y thence soutbsy two fsst theme.
wsstsy and paaIs With SAD seoo me t.ssv sa' 80
y nd psrsl with scho land sxty two fest 70 tbs place Of
S.s. By The .s Stephen Kane lifetime 70 The Gr:su-eh
BalL 70 secure the q 1s 1 4 are
,sd two lots Of land ''onfOs IEY TspERHi ls Wal st
W vusvrLI, Proctor for Creditors, l4s Broadway la o.
Nryy YORK SUPREME COURT Charles A noau and Clara
~ hs vie against Joseph Bnns1ss s3d forne as Hs oaa
~ L.. Hale 10 stou- puusnce Of Iudgmsnt Or decres
Of he supes made the above entitled euss on ne sghth
soE under The direction Tie ,Id:,rp.d Rss:rss sad Judgment
named BY WILLIAM n FkAhkLlS Aaeus.ssr ~ me n.r
1870 Az of March next al twelve O'Clock Al noon-
h,' fsnh Ward Of the City Of Yot the north
~ Tvsfh The Ffth and sxth avenues, Dc
~ - ,p of the estate samse Harris, ate hs property
~ 49, As.n Of Broadway, Surveyed BY Bndss
~ Dseenber 49, 1919 aud ptotfsctsd ~ jobs C. Mar,
Ct s,,yor 90 the Rsgsts,s once az pa Of lot no ~
tssvsn and oog.o'o s. s II Ts.h ..r-, distant
& and sty west from the north westerly eofnsr o.
- s.nu- AID Twelfth sues thence running north sAsstg
- ,s b tie Fih hiy four iert 81 iacnss - Is
BOUNDARY Of sad Arien anc hsnce q -si'sIy
IT sad Arcens laaf iofy ~ let
4, the westerly OF sad Adso' a,d s1a 1ooeias
I a. n Andrew smith. therc7 N solthsfy dhs IN
bou6s hns forty feet 81 inches 70 ne noithsf
.,.s hence -eastsTy along TIE noftnefD 80
- ..s twenty feet inches q ths pace o. peg
\. sev,rsl dimensions more or ess iosrA7f - ~
,nl,, d. ,.r.n-us her-dfsrnsnts and aPpoeaass
b-ioryv sad any ian1 appeanak -, ~ - 49,,
1881. Sbahv5s a. RI ri NiDcg At,ora's.
b. Wal -.
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ExAMNATIoN.-Thce examination of Dis
ct School No will take place today and be continued
during Tuese ay and Wednesday commencing today with
the male department. the junior classes in day time and the
fret class in the eveningthe female department Tues
day the first class which in The evening and the primary
department on Wednesday.
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rOTC or APPLICATIONS to b. dekarEss from dsst pass
at - ace tts chapter part Of toe Rev sd IN
AMAsA ". wOOLLEYSo &c drst published DeeeI - H. !,
Cr-to-. % appear bsflrs Hon Eiwn Dodge Co1Hiy
BIZ oscs "a Gouysrnesr, ST Lasrsne. County % n' ID
II oueo' eloCk, p n i1.h
appear before Bol bdNA ~ 80 =, d.
H. 4, cHce 10 Gouveusur 81 LaEreacs O".ss'
MARI 1851 ~ o'ciock, ?. y -----
a. PTFsTISCF ID =. ,rssr d ssrfozAis q n So,5
Sss Yorl noI.os hsrsey kFss y al ia W Va n.
- ThOMas STEELE, Al " 1s GU o. - -.
-...a . -, H. auss wt vouchers ilsfs.i - -
an H. Il Of Jess- Es,s, 10 p r -, 80. ,,.s r..
>~v gar. % Or bsssrs The itseaiA eel '' ~ "
-. - at "a, or Jazu.Iy. ~
''', 80 - CIV } In S {; sTstLt AiH'a-1s''
i.S 'sFsnh- Sh''e MN
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7-5r - co1ET Abrsb.u ID y, ison aai Eils MS @r,
S~ich sai Elrs EI-cs rE ef the ~ vi a. t7'
AID Hsfrs Nton 2ga".f -.Ae =
p cr.tan B. M5rrsou and Sarah ~ We Isaac Zap
a. Maid, hs vie, Jerssaa saciett yoho l. 9is.
49,, "a So. Ro6sft = Mccgr1y, Herman A1'fnl Jpua .
a.. I'D " lam and Hannah Mana IS Is
~ - c...s-T, WILLIAM G. posi- aad HANNAH ma
- Yoa are hsf-by summoned 20 answer rs con-
% "a on tie fat dag Fs5rusfy 1891, "a tbs once Of hs
80 w tie COUNTY OF kEs h. cau- AM s7rfsa copy o. 71f
., on ne az ny No. 10 Wal street 10 Us CITY Of Ns-
Yo attn tRsk asr tie ssrcs hsreo stasiss q 20
- .rh ssrvcs and n the ts.sntant fall b answer the con
r A. 40 The utE Apply % tie Court 'o he rsas
1900 "a he compliant DATED January lSh, 1871
.r,.ws.Y " 70 Wal Il
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S,TREEI DEPARTnEsr, So +HALL or REcokDS-'se-r
- that he iolo-lS tt~sootoes
azoptsa b coune kssofsse That hL - -.
d he sTsnOs sGsefy side u TOnPkas - ~ n.
on pss bid he outsr sri urseF ts -. s,,-s
Spsst Conn hat the Street Counssc go -
70 tie sa1tss u tie ard sE snd- ,s 81
q ft aks 7th.st 70 he srisiof be o. s--ts % -,A
o.rers Gs4s b. Tie h.sof Altsfs-e .-t,rt ~ :, No.
ca d Fs~ Yok AtsPtss D. hs .,r,ss ~ nj So
iSss'.s y az ssy,T De- IA jozs DoDss sssssss>.
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CHARGE OF VENDING LOTTERY FOLl-
clEs-A man named Samuel Rolhchlds was arrested on
policies in The Bowery He committed for exafnna-
uOn.
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ACCIDENT BY BEING RUR OvER.-A
woman named Bridget Duffy was run over on Thursday
afternoon by horse and wagon driven by Mr. Chas HaW
ihorp and had her and rib broken. The accident
occurred in the nineteenth Ward, where physician was
called and dressed her wounds.
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VEPURsUANCE Of Az oasr the Surroess Of tbs County
IN.w York hereby 10 all pspoas hs'nk enns
~ oT,.sp s s. with vouchs. hsrsof 70 the subscriber 81 I'D
r.sd,uce No $50 Stanau this City u rs- Ion 90 |"
rs tbs twenty fourth DAY Of March nsrtbstsc New ms
fourth a OF September, ts1O sAhOhh Diehs ss"u"
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GRAND LARCENT.--A man named Pc
Ter Smith was On Friday arrested, charged with stealing
iewery &C the value OF $50 from me room OF -inte
named Catbarne MoTatt residing in Avenue D. The pro-
perry was recovered and the accused held Tor eXanon
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,7-zTI DEYAk1AEsI, ~. Hal u hsof., tn'~ aoe<s
ts,-h, z-ss tie foio~ae hsso'ptE1 IA -.
- so.ul5n nss0rsi nat nc oy "a ~
Sortf Rver 18Th sfd Hh 80 - o't ~ sno'f 80
1,etou Of sesi Coumsonsf snd maj NJ ps.s5
- 81 .re.@ lie Am Of huD3rsc do1fs " .sh ron ~
for coets ard trust account, aud 70 osss hs
f M. ,s frouua< SAD buhssd, or ~ essess u ssf
s,,.s, cr.ns refuse 70 r1snnis ths Cor
poratr Tor srpssss INJURED busnx Up sa hat ss
to ~. Corcoraon EssssJ dneesf 10 taEs %
al essurs. and recover from he SAD Psft@s % en
- b.n the Of ocuusd AdOptsd ~ -
p ard Of As.sani Asernen Dee o. $50 Adopted BY hs so-s
III Aoernsn Jan H. ls6t Approved b. hs Mayor jar o. is
7f3m JOHN T. DoD"s stsst Ionn1'-o---
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tUHPOAAf lOE aO1ICE p st1 aotfs 500 80. ~ -
49,, on ~ 81. cpslt occrl arts ~ al do'fs- sa5 '<
iusoruysd or aarpr0vss Lsus' ,---sf th.fsy - - 80,
A..s,,usots +r~, romps'sd - ifsrff ~ -.
h the lFcs n n. Bnrssn ~ sss--'fs', ~
g. For b-iiiing bel 7ta-i 90 -r-i 20
- t. I.t .usse@ d tss-ssa.ui 90 s's - - r'i
Bouss. s1e ros on Crowd rso1-i 49, DEC" 80 =
.,. b,,b -. o47fh ss-c H 80 fh tt. az on ga
80 n, III sv bssesr ib i5ih - AIf-f-ns F'- ss
$3.50 40 -'A ~
- " - n srs f-lass - 81 1ors,
- - ~. scd.nga@a, a. tisg ttf 70 ~ - AsS,ss
- -. -, p cu.sa -AfIE. = Dh
49, - FRfscIs sIcpOTsOs T-AAc sNfFH A--s@'rs
Ofcs. Bureau d ~ l0s
1881.
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A man
named VIM Leveridg accidentally fell into the dock foot
M Cberrv-s on Thursday night and rescued by c-
zen named george w Barnes who plunged into the water
At the risk of his own life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

STEAMBOAT SfATIoN.-A report is cur
rent that 10 TO be obtained south OF Peck
slip Ferry for European and Pacific steamers The chan
mel being on the Wlismsburgh side, there 10 always
good denfh OF water.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

MELANCHOLY DEATH.-Wm. J. Fisher,
Lad u years OF age was killed on "Wednesday afternoon
He driving the butchers Of Mr. barrow to the
blachsms when the horse dashed into the lumber yard
ofLockwoOd Keith, OfN Secouds struck the cart
against another which yard and overturned IT, The
lad falling underneath breaking his le arm and some Of his
ribs He did In a few hours. The lad no. In the
ployment Of Mr. D. but permitted to drive the horIe He
had come recently with bis father and family from Eng
ard His father is IN the employment OF Cotton map pub
isher New.York Deceased was his only son.
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NOKPORATIOr FOIlcE-Publc u0Los hsfsby sssH 20 The
u occupants Of al houses and o
OF armprovsd Affected thseby that he following
have been compssd BY tbs kss-so sDd dss
BY al
tsretsd laying Wsk Twenty ninth bstNsss
En aid Tenth oPPosts the shosh Baptist Church rh-
snbracei by such nolds all the several
ground o pssss and psres Of .nd ntuass
slde Of Twenty bstwssa Ninth aad as
westerly thsrsfrom AT persons wh0ss
ctsc BY the ,bo,s named Assssn and who opposed =
them, prsssu, Their
tons snng the uDdsrsEBsd shs1 ohcs No Han ~
Rsor5s thirty days iron the date Of his aOtes 0scs,
Bureau Assessment Stree, Department Feb. 49, 1855 SAN
UEL Do MOTT, YRANcH HlcHoLsos, ISAAC Mn.
SMITH, Assessors bfiW
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.OkPOkAIIOH EOTIcE-PHohe sotcs esso, g'ss, 70 '
oUn,r or owners occupant occupants OF all Houses 10 ~
ar snproved Lsoss affected thereby taat tie ioio.sS
hsvs compsc By the ASSESSOR snd are bass
n ~ ocs OF 81 Asssssmsh tor nsnn1oa ~ ms
srons interested FOR TeEadng sssteng euro ace go.
sb and abd 30hst 3lst a'd 5sd . ostsssn
ad an Of LgnEOnav betwsen 1s ans San ~
40 on Of 10Th 3zd I'D 33i It, between % sn1 s
avs persons whose interests .fsctst BY ts seos s
opposed tbs stbsf d hen are
requested their bsctOn Wnne 70 ths
tbsy ofes No within UUty Gays from hs o4Ls
M th,s potcs SAMUEL r. DE- MOTT, Fkascb slChoL,oh'
ISAAC WIN SMITH Ohos Bureau Of A''-ss'-ee
stgset Dep srfneat, Feb. 10, 1881. ~ -
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ACCIDENT BY FALLING.-James Shields,
carpenter while al work building on Thirsieh-
an Lear Fourih.sv fell from scafod, the supports Of
v bcn gave way and was taken up seriously injured Dr.
Hhrris was called. and dressed his wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

Nav HorELs The property or the south east
corner of Tenth st. and Broadway has been Pu''
chased by party for the purpose of replacing 'os
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TOKPOKATIOr NOTIcE-Pubhc aOues hsrsoy 10 The
occupants Of all bogsss and o TN
affected thereby that the oo~nk Assess
conpsts BY the IN me omos
Of Of Assessments for ssnnauon BY All psoas
stones, aud spaces ieot
vide through sidewalks Of d It. bstwsen 5 aud s avs Ihs
limits nuds all s several houses snn
lots and Pacss Of sod tustsd 90 bon
street. between 5t aud 9th avenues and 90 oo.h s
OF Boacway and 7h avenue between 4t and ft streets Al
interests shctsd BY the above named Ases
ments opposed TO the shsf Of hsr Ss
ous.ted 20 d.. osctOns writing 70 the underssns
tier OF Hall Of Records vthn thirty days NON Tie dat
of hi. coffee SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON
ISAAC WV SMITH. ohcs Bureau OF Asssssusais
Street Depart nsnt. fsb. ~. 1891 w l0
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CONSIDERATION NOTfCE-fubhc hsrs0y gwen 70 te<
OF Houses
invs or affected thereby that ths following
completed s Asssssors and lodged
examination,
ns sross~sh At the eonsr OF Cornehs sns
h ts The hms embraced BY such Asssssmsas
include athe and O Of Ground vacant Ls psoss
and pse Land situated both aides Of cornsa street b.
n, a. westerly SIDE OF 9Th street, between ON Z"
and line nohefly from Corns street Al persona
.oss nsrs, are affected b.
Who opposed either VI hsm. requested 70
Obectsns wnt1g the undersne az hsr once.
No Hall OF Records vthn thirty day. from s date Of ~, notice
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON ISAAC VIZ.
SMITH AssssoO6cs Bus.s Of Asss'smsnt Stree, Dsgsss
rnent Feb. y. so iN
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DEATH CAUSED BY MATHEMATICIAN
inquest held Friday at the house No go Cherry-sI
nnon The bodv OF Archie McMann native of Ireland 50
wears of age whose death caused by ApopeXy arising
from Incorporate use Of ardent spirits Verdict ac-
cOrdngly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

SsOkPORATION NOIICE-Pubc uors hstsby gwen 70 the
owusrO occupant OecuPans Of al Houses ana ~
improved Lands affected tsrs6y that the following
compsst b. tLs Assessors, and odssd
40 the Asssssmsus f. ersnnsoa By all
sons Interested v For building srh 81 from the Sec
opd The limits embraced BY such Asssssnsns
include houses and ots Of ground vacant lot' psss
and psIes both sides VI sIh st 6sSssa Sec
ond Third the easr SIDE O Third avenns sa1
westerly sd Second between Fh and sfh srsss sss
ssstey side Of Ha between ssth add Seventh sis Al
persons above named Assssus
opposed 20 The either Of them, requested
their writing 70 the undsgnsd AZ hsn W
Zee Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF hs
notcs SAMUEL II DIX MOTT FRANCIS kICH0Ls0s, ISAAC
WIN SMITH Once Bureau si Assessment ssss
Department, Feb l9 1851. M los
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FgnsUANCE Of the Surrogate Of rs County "a
sNs~ hereby gvsu % al parsons having sas
AGAINST WILLIAM 0IFFISG ats OF the CITY e ee~ Iofk %
ceased 70 present vouchers thereof 20 the suescr
Al his ofce yssey street. IN the City Of New for on
before q May next stst Ns- me nnn
say 0fNoysmter, iseo ISAAC H. dhfiN"' t"'"h
ali
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PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND jury
The Grand Jury came Court Friday morning. having
completed their business They handed the Court pre-
sentiment in which they alluded 10 recent visit 10 the pub
lie institutions Backwers Island, and expressed great
satisfaction st the good order and discipline which prevails
In the various departments The Grand jury call the at
tenion Of the authorities the condition Of Poers field
on Randall Island, and recommends an immediate pro-
curernent OF some other location demanded by every
consideration OF humanity In aluding to the Peaentary
Hospital lately erected Blackwes Island, the Grand In
quest say that they he opinion that is imperfect
and construction calls for great care in the ecton OF
public buildings, especially those built by The
sixth Ward Police lock Is pronounced To be entirely
unfit for the purposes tor whichiti is used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

TAKEN UP on SUsPICIoN.-JOhn Lay
was taken into custody late Thursday night by oice
Hgsins having IN his possession quantity Of linen sheet
ing &c OF which he could give satisfactory account
lie vas held to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

DEATHS on SHIPBOARD.-Durlng the
passage OF the packeship Constellation from Liverpool
to this port, the following persons died Thomas Ryan
infant Bridget Ryan, aged so years. Pat Milan infant
Ann Kahn, aged years. Pat Lynch 40 years Christopher
Nolan 45 years; Ellen Hawkns years; Peter Carvlle
infant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24

ARREST on A BENCH WARRANT.-SOlO-
mon r. Ackerruan clerk to A. w. Got, under in
dctmept for false preiences, Friday arrested by
officer Elder of the lower Police Court on warrant issu-
committed before the Hon. Judge SANFORD. relative 10
wit OF habeas corpus which Cot was liberated from
prison soon after bis It arrest Alderman was commit
led TO prison 10 default OF Loco dollars bail.