New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11

Kentucky ...-...... ~ AiIlca :'.'''''' -
Ohio 499 BRUSH AieTlCd ~
Michigan. .......... 90 McAlc0 80. -
Indiana ~ IehtIh AuieIiNa'''' -,
Illinois ............. - South America....... lO5
Mssonrj ............. Sc West Indies ........ 657
Iowa ............'..'. Sanu"Icn isio''u'''''' -
Wisconsin............ 70 Other Countries. LIZ
California ............ Unknown ............ &tS2
Territories OF u. So. 81 AlSeh '..'''''''''''' ~
Total. U. s.......27752 Total out OfU. s. 1875
Total Population OF the City....... .5lj,jH
Price oY DISyER-The generally increased
value of provisions higher rents, &c. has borne 80
heavily upon what called the Cheap Eating Houses,
that the proprieors have been obliged TO make raise
by raising the fare from siXpence to nnepence upon the
more important sorts OF meat. The Owncrs of about
twenty large establishments unite in the movement,
which Will doubt become general Some houses
have anticipated this action by several months. We
learn that Beef has rison within three months, from
10 cents 10 Is cents per n F.h has has men p per
cent Poultry the same Vegetables the same Breal-
stuffs alone remaining at OLD prices. Under thi- state
OF thinrs, some of the hou-cs were rapidly losing
moncy-cnc taking over $50 per dag made nothing;
another OF $500 per dry scarcely anything AM 20 on
meeting was held on the Attn inst, aud the new ar
rangcment of nincpcncc Tor the heretofore ri~pcnny
plate Of meat agreed upon TO 90 into effect today
The movement j. not confined 10 these houses sloue
MANY extensive boarding houses have been forced TO
take similar steps hut up six years ago there were
many houses where tocrablc board and lodging could
be had tor g ~ 10 g per week; now Tie same nc
ccmmodatons Will cost & TO S..
THE ORG4y-Sncc d.. ISGR ,Hih deserted
Tie National Dcaocra, there has been some curiosity,
with little sasiaot ton, in regard 10 h- successor some
say that Mr. CTAUNcsY C. BURR j. the responsible
l IL 4. .s- ,l,o ,f
Of Jackfouan memory and a third class in,i-t that
Capt RyxnrRs and john Van buren, the mon
Bu, 1t .. of no consequence The charge against Dr.
INGRARim that be- was too honci
L,uNcH OF CLIPPER.-A fine clipper ship
| named the Contest for A. A. Low & BROTHER China
Merchants was launched from the yard OF WEsrrR
WELT 6 SONS Saturday afternoon. She will be
commanded by Capt. BREWSTER. Her length on deck
is $50 feet breadth Of BEAM 81 feet depth Of hold %
feet She has two feet dead rise, and il peculiar in
having great tumble home to her sides Her ca
pacy for cargo large The this vessel is said
TO be about $4,000.
A GREAT NUIsANCE.-The manner in which
the Park sidewalk from the Hall of Records Broad
way il upturned and encountered is not only Disgrace
full hut is absolutely dangerous 10 human life. There
is not a gate nor the great opening made by re-
moving the fence, that is not barricsded by dtche-
piles of dirt and mud, rSmparts Of aagstones &c.
that passage Is extremely difficult even in broad day
light, II the contractor for the work does remedy
the evil very soon he may have broken limbs TO pay
for or an account TO settle with the Corporation Al
| torney.
| NEw MoDE OF P,YISG PosrAGE.--The Post
Office Department are about making contrac; with
GRoRGr NEsBIrr OF this City, Tor great number OF
! Envelopes TO be used instead OF stamps for prepay
ment of postage. in accordance with provision added
to the Post Route bill the late Session of Congress
Thee convenient little wrappers VIII consist OF three
sizcs-No,e, Letter and Otticial The denominations
will be three, ST. and 'renfyJo~r eeHts the latter in
tended for foreign correspondence They will be self
sealing and bear stamp similar in style 70 the English
stamped envelope and expected he in all respects
equal thereto As the die yet be prepared, and
the paper to be manufactured exclusively for this inn
porant purpose ii is probable that the envelopes will
not be put in circulation before the first OF January
next but every cxertion will be made 20 have them
earlier.
REDUCED FARE-The fare 10 Boston by
way OF the sionngton Boats and Railroad has been re
duced to 50 for cabin and g deck This has always
been popular and successful route.
MARKET WAGoSs-Complant is made BIZ
persons doing business in Wesist between Chambers
and Courtland -s;s. that the market wagons occupy
OF the and remain until later hour N te
day than is SLOWED w the ordinances 20 the dcrlmcnt
Of those paying rents for their places OF business. who
thus injured by this obstruction IL j. alleged that
these wagons frequently remain until II O'Clock in the
day, thus preventing carts from loading and unloading
1T the storcdoors; and that ordinance limits the
distance Tor wagons AZ 800 yards from the market,
which bounds are net regarded; nor DO tie wagons
leave the strcct o'clock required by the orii.
nance. The addition OF sroccrs wagons. butchers
cars express wagons hotel coaches &c makes per
feoi IAN OF Vohcles during the early part OF the day
Tie grievance Is commercial to the Mayor sud Chiel
OF Police for thc.g attention.
NEW METHODIST CHURCH OF STATEN
ISLAND.-The con-rcrGrion al Port Richmond have
commenced builliis new aud coHInOGi0us brick
eGhcc the cornerstone OF which lad la. Wc1ues-
dsy. Rev. BENJAMIN NELLY the pastor, was assisted
onthe cccs,ion by Bcy. A STEVENS ANA Rev. K : Eos
IEE, Of NewYcrk and Rev Mr. BoEuN, @; staten
Island. This Lew AID enlarged church has become IN
dpon able Ia Consequence OF the great increase IN the
population Of that laT; Of the ISLAND
rS DR.. ELLIOTT, who las been addressing
Temperance meetings III this Ci;y aud adjacent PLACES.
s about starting Ter ono and will be IN Lexington ky
Al the Maze Convention the I'D inst
iV~ JoHS O. SARGENT, Esq, one Of the
Editors OF EAe Teshagon ReYAJic i lying extremely
III at the residence Of relative in the upper pan Of this
CRY. Hchas been sickf0r several dsys.