New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

jouIned till the LIST Friday February
BOARD or ALDERMEN Friday, Jan. ;.
The Board me at about O'Clock, Immediately on
the adjournment OF the Supervisors, but. on motion.
arecess Of 30 minutes voted
At about 81 o'clock the Board met and proceeded
to business.
The reading Of minutes WAS dispensed with
Philip J. Monroe and others were appointed In
spectors Of Election in the Nineteenth Ward.
some expenses Of Capt Losett, OF Ninth Ward
Police, In consequence of the school disaster were
ordered to be paid
Washington MARKET AID Siur,evani offered re-
solution explanatory of the action Of the Board IN
the matter Of ordering rebuilding Of Washington
Market. From the preamble, u seems that the
proper advertising for proposals was done, notwith-
standing the Mayors ignorance Of the fact. Aid.
Ssresolution was passed TO publish the original re-
port Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
Kossuth.-A further appropriation OF $1,000 was
unanimously voted to defray expenses Of the recep
ton of Kossuth.
Accounts - The Joint Committee reported Ac-
counts of Executive Departments correct. Ordered
On file.
Roqds.--A number Of reports from the Committee
on Roads were adopted.
Sfreets.-va rious reports from the Committee on
Streets were read and adopted.
Yirsuood.-Au ordinance was adopted prohibiting
Tie sale OF frswood in the streets OF the City under
pei alty Of $40 ;cr each ofense.
FnGace.--A score OF unmportant reports from the
Finance Committee were adopted.
Polls at Rum Shoys.-An ordinance was offered
uoyiding tina! no election polls should be held in
mouse where spurious liquors are Sold or IN any
house adjoining or contiguous TO such place. Aid
Haws moved to amend by striking out all relating
10 "contiguous7 or adjoining" places. Adopted.
The ordnance as amended sdopted-lO Ayes
Nays. (Concklin and DOoley)
Assessments documents from the Law
Departments were considered and adopted
Saiaries-The salaies Of the Clerk of Center
Market was increased to 5000 from LIST. June next.
Ttcelttb Wharf.-The Board passed an ordinance
(concurring with the Assstants,) dividing the
Twelfth Ward into four Election Districts.
HealM Wardens.-The salaries Of the Health War
dens were increased, by concurrence with the other
Board, from $500 tn $6)e per ann. Ayes TO- Noes =.
High Bridge PGTk.--A resolution was oh5red pro-
yidug for the securing Of the three blocks between
l7isi and I74th SIS Tenth-aV and Harlem River, at
the foot OF the High Bridge, for puohc park
ADOPTED unanimously
The Board adjourned to this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
u The steamship Glasgow arrived in
The Clyde at TO- o'clock p M, on Thursday, the 18th
uit, IL days and 5 hours, having sailed from New
York at II noon, on the 9th ult.
ABsTRACT OF LOG. AND y. Y. s.. GLASGOW
FROM NEw-YORK TO GLASGOW.
Passage Mean Time 10 Days Hours and 30 Minutes.
Saturday, Dec. q, noon.-CaSt off from the wharf
and proceeded out 10 sea. Light winds. Wind,
NV
sunday, 7-23O miles light breezes. p. NJ
boarded the schr Hope, of ST. John, n B., water
logged and abandoned Everything portable car
red of Wind, \. w. and t.
Monday 500 miles tight winds Wind Z
Tuesday, 9.-232 miles strong gales snip under
elose-reefed topsails and foresalls Passed large
vessel, hove TO. WId, w y. W.
Wednesday, l0.-270 miles strong gales, with
high sea running. Wind, w. n. W.
Thursday, Il.12i5 miles fresh breezes. Latter
part strong gales and high sea. Wind ;. ; W.
Friday, l2-2jS miles severe gales, with heavy
Saturday l3-24l miles. heavy gales, with high
sea running Under clOsereeied Iopsalis. Wind,
sunday, n.-236 miles; fresh breezes Passed a
steamer bound west lat: 81 deg. 80 mia. ", Ion 81
deg. q min. w Wind. w. \. w.
Mondsy, lj-275 miles, strong winds. Under
douDle-Teefeo iOpsallS Wlnd ) W
Tuesday, l6-2j5 miles strong gales and high
cross sea Passed vessel bound west. WIND,
5 5 W.
Wednesday I,-2iO mules strong gales, and high
cross sea. Wipd :. :. W.
Thursday Is-gfs miles strong gales aud high
sea. Latter part, light breezs and fine weaIher.-
Wind, :. :. w.
Do-li2 mics IO3OP NJ, arrived of Greenock
and anchored, being ~ days hours ana 30 minutes,
from the wharf, NewYork.
on BOARD STEAMSHIP GLASGOW, Dec 70. 1851
Cant Sfc1rdrf. Of tie Srfeic sfeq6nsitD GLASGOW
DEAR SIR. We, the undersigned, passengers by the
Glasgow. have much pleasure IN cong sns'ins you On
IRON NewYork 70 Gaseow in the short period If - days
hours beng the quickest passse ever MADE from Amer
Rrt'tr nv ID
meni ADDED the fact that tie average OF the Ia'so"s
passages the shortest on record ohsr Than Iess ol
addle steamers warranted in prOnouncng her the
fastest screw steamer alsat.
We are in position to speak approvnsly of her qnal-
ties sea-hoat the strong gales OF the 18th ana 2th
INST sufficiently tested shem, aud the Glasgow has n
deed proved herself 70 lie steady buoy ant AID unusually
able Superintendent OF the chief engineer and hs assist
ants the machinery Of this boat has acted beautifully and
unintenuptey since the moment OF our departure oh
The glasgow and New York Steam ship Company" in
rsde selection not less fortunate lor themselves than
highly agreeable ous BY the strc; discipline aaf watch
gerten ny department Of IT'S commaneer ana yar0l Of
fcprs-bv the high oaed morality tina. has conInlQusy
been permanently secured By the comforts Of table not
oniv abundaItly but even luNn!0usf sup2hed-Dv me
ondUcive 20 heahful repeeani By the selest comfort
If an the continual presence sDd attention Of KIND and
vide Atlantic been almost induced to forget that "e had
lost sight of the attractions OF home; H., -, -.
(QmmeuulrI
watched over and protected during present passage
We are dear sir. your Friends and Eeilwlshers,
Signed by the passengers on BOARD
JrsT OF pAsSENGERs.-hlrs. HdrkIIs, Miss Harsas,
Mr. snd Mn. Heron J. A Stewart, D. Ross H. n Blsin
W II Stevenson. r. Wharton, - Dunbar CAPTAIN
Hawtes A Arthur Sims. G Nimmo. r. Gibson, F.
Hostage II. Walker. Thomas GOtless James Stevenson
II T Tsmplough J. Stanfed. z Nichols, Mrs. and
N,s Nichols Mss VI. aud Master Nichols, James Mur,
dech II Afieck. 3irs. LINDSAY, Hiss MlrIocl, Edward
AUD, Alex Mathew. +. 3 Elton. Valentine, {.
stewart H. smh. J. Stevenson, J. Philips, - Robert
PREsENTArIoN.-The members Of the In
surlnce Patrol presented to rs commander, Capt
Samuel Smith, OH Nevf-Year Eve, an elegan. silver
ys.e token Of their respect and esteem to ward
hin as an officer and member OF society Asp!endid
supper was given TO Capt s. on the occasion a. 'he
Mercer House, Nr George T. Patterson presiding
The Vase contained suit able inscription, and was