New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
rThe Aldermen last night did up the

t ~or,,,c hu.ire.s took tea smoked, and tsome OF
,hs,,, rode home a, the peopes expense All. ShTte-
80, made thru,t at come of the rowstsbIes uptown
where some Of "pure country MIX comes fro'n-
and whence nsny people get poison beef II be sue
eds In exiirpafing t pestsnce. he shall have au,nn
ent OF thanks that viii oetop Bunkers granite But
xhv don some Of the Aldermen attack the rampant cattle
t, roam the streets the danger Of human he rather
than the miserable Gagged bovine swlhers not one OF
whom could spare leg 10 kick resentment without
turntlng down in helpless Of corrupt and dying
mortality
S.Ir AT THE DUssELDoRr GALLERY.-
Available collection of pictures by the old masters was
sold at auction yesterday morning, By Mr. Leeds Tor
the benefit of the proprietor The attendance oil bid
ders was large but the prices did no, range high The
Nartyrdom Of St. Sebastian by yandyke, brought sl95
the Death Of Cyrus by Van der Hest, $685. the Chem
lt BY Hemskerck $50; the Smoker Of Tenisrs, s92
and two Landscapes, by Bsrghem, $50 each.
ONE More ITEM.-Alderman Haley
and Assistant Alderman TAFT represent the Second
Ward in the City Council There IL no point o. the
.ad Ward that ia than ten minutes walk from the
CITY Hall Tea Room and the residence OF the above
named officers are probably not more than We mnutes
eff Yet on the 9Th of March, Haley and TAFT made
bin of one dollar and fifty cents against the City Treas
ury for a carriags to take them home What Is the
probable condition of man who can't or won't walk
three or four blocks rather than take carriage hire from
the City Teasuryt Let the echoes OF the TeaRoorn
answer.
Law IysrIrurE.-The annual election
ofthe New York Law Institute held Monday last
when the following gentlemen were elected officers for
denk Ant
dents, James w Gerard James T. Brady, and Edmund
Wilkes; Treasurer, Charles OConor Recording Sec
rotary, Robert Emnet Corresponding Secretary, NJ s
Bidwell Librarian, Henry 8. Dodge; Library Commit
tee VIM Tngliss, Lucius Robinson, c. cambridge Smith
and p Y: Cutler.
THE MORSE TELEGRAPH PATENT
Samuel f. B. Morse and Alfred Yaa sgt Francis o. J.
Snih-Controversy between proprietors Of Morse's
Telegraph line This case already referred to, was
continued Mr. Smith, in person, addressing the Court
in opposition to the application for injunction
.FoR CALIFORNIA. - The steamships
Northern Light Tnckepaugh, for San Juan, Nicaragua
and the Crescent City, Tanner for Aspnwall, Navy
Bay departed yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Both
ships had many passengers could be comfortably
accommodated.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-Carl Frederick See
loft native of Brandenburg, Prussia, while walking
upon the track of the NewYork and Erie Railroad one
mile from Wellsburg, instantly killed by the engine
of the express passengertrain bound East at O'Clock
A. NJ, of the Both of April 1t is supposed that the
fortunate man left the emanttran at Wayerly as he
had in bis pocketbook an emigrant ticket 10 DunAWs
and s22 in gold and that he did not step tar enough
or soon as he should have done, from the track
coroners inquest held in the depot, and the oody
inferred Vellsburg Besides the gold were found IN
his pc ckets paper in German, OF his Dtn IA oranaen
burg In 1915 and confirmation in the church in 1880
also description or passport from his country He
possessed expression after death, and the sym
patty Of the villagers shown In the careful manner
In which they robed him for the grave
FATAL ACCIDENT.-We dnesday morn
ing about O'Clock gentleman named Bunker former
ly sea Captain but for many years past superntend
ent of the extensive of George herles,
Eso No 2s7 Waterst almost instantly killed by
a Of crockery falling through the holstwsy ana
striking him on the head The body was carried 70
the late residence of the deceased aud the Coroner no
tilted by Capt Ditcheu TO hold an inquest.
SERIOUS ACCrDENT.-An elderly man
named Edward Nolan, laborer in the employ of the
New-York and Erie Railroad Tuesday evening, while
work the pier of the Railroad Permont struck
by train of cars which backed upon him suddenly and
and portion OF the woodwork of the pier and badly
crushed His cries brought assistance, when he
extricsted placed on board and brought to
the NewYork Hospital, where he lies in critical condi
ton.
REAL EsrArE.--The following sales
2ots on iIthst near av c. each 25S9i- 800 each $500
lot near above 800
lot corner 43d-st and 9th av, 25xl0p ...... SOS
lots adjoining each 25x00-$3 $40 each ...... TO- 800
Not on lrth-ay near Seth st. O0......... 1880
lot ON S7thst near l0thav 25x98........... On
Plots adjoining each 25rl00s rs h......- 1850
lot rer 2athst and 9th-av 2ixis0 ...... 900
2los adjoining each 2OxIO0-sg75 ench......... $50
lot come Sgth ST and 9th av 2ixle0 ....... 2i00
lots sdionininq each 25rlOO-Sl675 each...... sos
cores corner 40h-t and 9th av-$435 each 1305
lot coraer 3st.st and 6th-ay 2ixl0O 4925
lot .dopinns 24xlOO $3.50
gore near above 2025
gore adjoining 1850
lots on 4stst near Otfav each 2jx98-S700 each 100
lots on 4ths near 9Th av each 25r98-S 80 each $50
llots adjoining each x98- 800 each....... $40
lot corner 43ast and 9h-av z5xl00.. 2675
LOT adjoining a5xIO0 LIS