New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

railway Broadway such proposals specify the Kind Of
railway intended the kind OF proposed 10 BE there
on the fare tor each passenger the money or bonus whoa
Will be paid into the treasury per for the privilege o.
lsyng such rails in lien Of license fees and asD he amount
which will be paid for license fees for each without pay
ing sny bonus and that the Controller report the result
10 s Common Council 10 the end that contract may ne
made with the highest bidder OF the character snd
doDs substantially recommended pages lt5s lao
144l Lar AS Of the majority report of this Committee
All which !: respectfully submitted
Nov. ~, 1859 of Special Committee, &c
u The following sales of property were
made by Albert II Ncoay Nov. 10:
Two-s;oy brick front Hous and Lot DO BoOme Sc 000
Lot south side Of l4-st = BY % i............ 80
Lots south side OF l3d-st, > by S9ll $50 each 30
Board OF ALDERwEN-FTid0g Nov. 10
Richard T. Compton. Esq., in the chair, and quorum
present. The minutes OF the previous meeting were
Pefitios. Pef,rred-Of John Lynch and others, for
rel mission 10 run small cars on the Harlem hairosd
track from Thirty tbird-st. 10 the Astor House Oh I'm
oine Co,,n.tv Va 10 have their house repaired; Of
Tbo= Brady for extension of time for the sewer In d.
vons.; OF owners OF property on the fIrst'aVenue IN
favor of giving Garrison, Merriam 20 Ine gram I Oh
the Firsavenue Railroad; Of VIM Radford and Others,
for The privilege of LAYING Railway IN Ninthayriu",
GanseOvcr 81 Washington T. Battery place and Grecn-
wichst; Of j. Hagan, to build Railroad IN Ihird'
Crd,rcd 10 D, Printed 1.-The Report of the Committee
on the Obseques of Hon. Henry Clay. Two thousand
oCpics ordered 10 bc printed.
Resolr,ions acknowledgement the Clerk OF Com
IRON Council TO employ temporary Clerk in hls Office
TO act in capacity Of scycncr nj the rate o. $50 per
onnum.
STRiNoERs-At the METROPoLITAN-lion.
J. Turrill, Oswego: Capt W. ? Si-son. Virginia WIN.
g. Harris Boston; l.. Mitchell Apalachicola; A. SEWER
Maine: r. NJ. sherman, San Francisco; Edward Pow
trs. England; c. Haywood -. Louis; George Hall,
Hamilton Canada H. A. Ogden. Ohio; Cia'. Semple,
r Louis J. Rhynas, Mont cal j. u Evans Phlldel-
phs; H. Stevens, Ncrgenncs; II. 4. Ogte. Cmcinnqti;
J5pOoner Rhode bland bud others
At the Aston, Hon. Nv. II. Seward, Auburn; Hon.
VIM. G. Dawson. Gecrein; Grove Lawrence, SYRACUSE
ID l.. Seymour. Troy; G.. \. Johnson. Utica J. H. VIII
lard Troy: r. Il Bacon, Rochester; f. Higgins. N u
j. Purnside New. Orleans; u. +. Chaplin, Elmira f. g.
Stroai Troy J. d. Foot, Cincinnati; L. I. Boomer
Bufalo: V. Riddle, PHILADELPHIA; II. Eldridge Bng
hampton; W l.. Doggett Charleston; Hon. Truman
Smith Washington ~ W Chopin Hartford; J. Braws
FER. Calcutta: l. Ericsson. Rochester It. Col .lvy
England Hen. B. C. Burter England Nathan i. Clapp
Georgia DAM. Robinson, Troy; X. f. Bruce, Maiison
and oilers
liz the Howard Hotel Major Williams, Georgia; W.
T. Hunt New Bedford j. NJ Daniels, Cincinnati Capt
Parish, steamship Roanoke Capt Day Phlladelphia ;
Boston g. Rogers, Baltimore /. ID. stuart Washing
ton : Little, Georgetown
At the IRyrNG, Rev. Theod Spencer, Utica; Com
lnrrder HnrwCod. u. = NIB r. Alden, L. ;. A: Lieut.
L. Il. Hunt Z. s. A; J. l.. McAlphin, Paris H. Bursal,
Quebec; Phillip Meher, Louisiana; j. Mackey, Bait
mere: j. L. McCiregor, Havana; J. J. Gcccnough,
o. j. u
Stlle Philadelphia; j. G. Converse, Boston J. w.
Zecharz Louisiana; G. l.. Thayer Boston; c. w
Ecrfey New-Orleans; w. II. Phllia, Illinois; Major A.
A. w. Bee, California ID. Amc', Springfield
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEssEs-A gentle
man Woo formerly held Official station in the State OF
Pennsylvania Yesterday arrested by Ohcer eros
ett If the Lower Police Court, charged by Mr. Geo X
Uazewel of No II Wallst, with having on the 3Jh
ult ctsined from him by false representations the sum
Of sl20 1t appears from the affidavit OF complainant
that the accused called al his office and staei Una, mr.
stephen d Dllaye board at the Metropolitan Hotel,
who WINS then ten porsry absent from the CITY,. had
authorized him TO draw upon complainant tor tha' sum
and further that he Qhe accused had that amount OIL
money in Mr. Dillayes hands. On these representa-
tons The complainant parted with his money, and aFhe
aoccs has since sscersined that the stenent oil rae
accused are alse He taken before Justice borne
who allowed him his parole until Monday neM, WheD IL
nycs,igation in the matter will take place TIE nc
euscd states that he show bis Innocence "hoh inc
,se comes on for Investigation, rud could 30 20 ut once
. if Mr. Dillayc was IN the CRY.
TuE LATE FArAL ACCIDgST by THE AL
ING or . BrILprSG-An inquest was yesterday held nt
the house 80 % ChaltOn-st upon the body o lhOml'
Linn a native Of ireland, @ years Of age wnl was
killed "Wednesday last by the falling OF an OF, raie
Iuilling n the corner OF Blocker and Hammondsts.
The Il stiIncny OF Mr.. VIM Il. Hayes Fire warden oil
the Eleventh Di trct was taken NJ H. sLsteu thst on
the same afternoon which the building icli ana p;
yous TO it, alling, he had by fequ' eNhishe ~
luildng and stated 70 Mr.. Murray, the Supernshl M
and aso 10 Mr. Bentley. another OF the head men EN-
poyed in the building, that II was uns@i OiheI test
noIy tskcr, but IL was not OIL maIefla ips =.
The case was then given 70 the jury VINO rendered we
lol, ypg verdict viz 1hst the deceased came ID as
death y ure- received by the ialing OF the I"
building situated the corner OF BeecAer aua ia a.
uond.sts The Jury Of the opinion thai the reno
inc Of thepnrtfons or the inst floor by Mr. Bentey ft
the bulng mcclure, and further, that was tHe uuy
OF tire Superintendent Mr. John Murray 70 nave seeh
HAT lie building YVES perfectly secured Ins Su.J
therefore recommend that John Murray and W ~. benz
lev Be heidi by the Coroner for further examination
The LATE ACCIDENT on THE NEW-nA'ES
R.u1oAp-Jemcs Tracy, the young man VINO = M u
90 hsye Le,n pu.he oil one IL the cars OF the Ne"hA
ycn Railroad ON THURSDAY evening, ~ one Vi tuc -
ploytss OF the Company, and IN c3n-eIu,nIl
was ran over BIZ the train and hsd az reg az ~
crushed and mangled dlel on the same hi-1' al ~
Nev.York Ucspita whittier he was taken hiIe y
after the occurrence lis remains were yer'eruaJ laA
~ Iis late residence No. 40 Fourhav, ~n're an IN
r,s, will be held upon them to-day The IA lylila' IN
pEcsted denies having pushed the deceased Oh te car
and we forbesr publishing his nanls until oiter me n
ston il held in hopes that he may b. able 70 prove MN
selt innocent
. F,ru AccIpEsr.-The Coroner held an IN
o,,es, ve. terda. At the New York Hospital upon III
BODY Of james Kennedy, natye o. irslsi, :,
OF ace whose death was caused by injuries RECEIVE
.hou, ten dsys since The deceased. Il appears "hn'
engaged in 4 stone quarry at PIPER Cioster ~ - ~
Pj.rnout was badly injured in consequence Vl To-
- rollel from an ernban ktnent having fallen upon
MIN striking him in the abdomen lmnledi-teiE e.te
the occurrence Of the accident be was orou gnt 20 1
civ and placed in the Hospital where ne aed On nur.
10 nigbt The testimony adduced showed thai me &c
crrrruce was purely accidental and verdict 10 tns
eject was rendered by the Jury.
SERIOUS AocIDEsrs.-Miss Matilda Bedell
young lady residing ar No A. GoerS1st "is r - -
55ne OF the streets Of the Xlllth Ward on aur,ia
srernoon WIS run against by horse sns cart snl rt
c,iveJ severe bruise and eut upon ner neal n
was conveyed 70 her residence by Ponce OniceF' =.
A man named John Passony, in the employ o. -
Hudson River Railroad Company, was severely ilJ re-
en- Thursday evening shout the head and ace, "a c3ns
ouenee of having been caught between TWO cars -