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

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weekly meeting of this body was held last evening
at the New City Hall. The following officers serve
until June L. 1852. X. Arthur Bailey, President
Daniel Willis, John A. Smith, Vice Presidents ID.
{. Henderson. Secretary B. Price, Corresponding
Secretary William Rowe, Financial Secretary
David Marsh, Treasurer Corresponding Com
mittee William J. Young, John II. heyser, henry
A. Guild, Victor Hannot, John l.. hingsley FL
nance Committee Michael Ryan, Benjamin Price,
d. G.. Croly CTedentlal Committee, DAVID MARSH,
Abraham Sharrot Victor Hannot, Porter Il. sherman,
Hayand Nj. Smith Committee TO invite Speakers
Daniel Willis, ID. e.. Henderson and W. J. Young.
MIR Guild In resignIng his post OF Recording secre-
tary stated he had some idea OF Leaving the CITY prooa
bly for the West On motion OF MI Sharrot the THANKS
OF the Congress be tendered to Mr.. Guild Tor the
faithful discharge of his duties. lie was then placed
on the Corresponding Committee. subscription
IN behalf of kOSsuth and the hungarian cause was
IN circulation. The following resolution OF william
J. Young, OF the Eighteenth Ward. was adopted
after an interesting debate, in which Messrs sner-
man, Guild, Price, J. \. Smith, Willis. Hannot,
Sharrot Rowe. Young, and others PARTICIPATED
Whereas in reply TO the address of this Congress ohim
u. KoSsU rH makes the following observation TO VIII
THAT nation On the earth has by the blessings vi
God all that IL desire when has the freedom - De
master Of it, own fate and nation, provided by Gods
blessing with this faculty be master Of It's own afe mas
NOT either the or the Will the resolution
become happy man can On earth such haoh ue
Rlsored That while we lament the historic FACT that
nations fallen through the inherent weakness ant
passions of prone 70 believe ina me SIN ~
ther fan has heseoore been chargeable TO the few IN
whom he peopie have trusted and the and
that This sentiment of KossUTH shou reanimate and
admon us 10 c,aseless reomat' ~ labor. and stand IN
peIp.tua Duke public who are ever pronet 70
favor wealth and classes preference 10 the interest," OF
laborDg the wealth and buwar Of naton anu 10
whose welfare ali Legislation should tend
The Office OF Reporter 20 the congress was
abolished. and on motion Of Michael Ryan. OF the
Second Ward, resolution was adopted requesting
the Secretary to notify the daily papers OF New,
York Brooklyn, WIllamsburgh and Jersey City, oil
this change.
GRAND IARcENIEs On the night OF Fiji
cay last Mr. Joseph Lester, while IN the porter
house No 100 TeDth-av. was ROBBED OF MS pocket
book, which contained $40 in bank bills. and oahk
cheek for SI5B more. young man naineu james
McDOnntlg was arrested at the time. and ne suOse-
quenty has implicated John McMaDn, Henry Finne-
gan and several others as having received portion
of the stolen money The Police are after those I'M
plicated The accused remains IN custody at the
Essex Police Court
Geo Wallace a colored man, was on Tuesday Ar
rested charged with stealing 10 boxes OF candles,
valued at Sal, from the brig Hamlet, lying at pier
No s f. r. He was detected conveying the prop
erty off in cart and was committed by Justice Os-
borne for trial.
DARING ATTEMPT AT GRAND LARCENY
On Monday evening two driving horse and
cart stopped at the bakery corner Of the Bowy and
Fourth-st and were soon after detected IN the act OF
stealing cask Of molasses which had been let upon
the walk IN front of the premises. One OF them was
seized by the proprietor and handed over 10 the Gus
tody OF officer f.. Davis Of the Fifteenth Ward. The
horse and cart were also captured. and are now 10
the of the Police. The other fellow escaped.
The prisoner was taken before Justice Bleakey aad
gave his name as Daniel Bailey. lie was recog
nized as having previously passed under the name
OF Anderson.
SUSPICION or BURGLARY Ohm Garrity,
Robert WEIGH and four others, all boys, arrest
ed on Tuesday by Assistant Capt. Bant and officer
Mcdonald of the Fifteenth Ward, on suspicion OF
having on Christmas night broken into the clothing
store OF John Dolan, cor. of Bowery aud Blocker
ST.. and robbing It OF $50 worth of wearing apparel
4 par of pantalOons which has been ldentlhed as
part Of the stolen property found IN possession
OF Gdfly The accused are said 90 compose part
of organized gang OF thirty wno lnfest the upper
Bleakley for examination.
REAL FsTATE.-The following sales Of
Real Estate were made on Tuesday, Dec. 30
By AnthonyJ Bieeckr.
House and lot No Al 22d-s,., between 9TH and
Housd and lot No l4I xington.av-... s,l00
lofts on 2d-av, between 2lst and 2eS-sts,
each "a feet ST ins. By 100 feet-each----- 24OD
House and lot 9th-st., near BroadWay----- 5000
lots on 2d-av.. between 10Th and 20th-sis.,
each % feet ms. by 100 feet, each..-.--. 1900
SUDDEN DgATH-Joseph Dawson. an
Esgishman, IS years of age, was found dead in ms
bed on Tuesday morning. An inques. was held on
bis BODY and verdict Of death from natural causes
rendered. He had been unwell a short time
The TEXAS DERT.-A couple of bills
have been introduced into the Texas Legislature 70
provide for the reception and disposition OF portion
of the indemnity due the State OF Texas BY the
United States, aud TO provide for the liquidation and
payment OF certain claims. bonds and Liabilities OF
The late Republic Of Texas. These make II the duty
Of the Controller Of Public Accounts 70 proceed to
WASHINGTON and receive the five millions OF stock,
and 20 give ten days notice III the Washington pa
pers that he Will receive the City of Washington,
PROPOSALS for the sale OF one million of said bonds
for cash which proposal shall opened at the erpl-
ration OF such notice by sad Controller, IN presence
0; the delegation from Texas IN Congress the pro-
ceecs Of the sales Of the bonds 30 be deposited IN the
State Treasury together with the interest on the re-
manning four millions which are 10 be left a the
Treasury of the United states. II - also provided
bv one Of the that the i've millions reserved
be appropriated for the liquidation and paymen! OF
All claims bonds, and liabilities OF the late Republic,
audi,ed and classified by the Auditor and ConrI1er
OF the State The act Is not TO be construed TO ex-
tend 10 sny citizen Of the State OF Texas who may
hold sny claim against the Republic OF Texas for
clothing and moneys furnished the Government, for
services rendered and property destroyed ln'eres,
shall not be computed upon any haoiity the pay
nent of which is thus provided for after SIX months
from the passage of thls act
STORM on THE LAKEs.-1he Detroit Adj
,erfser Of the 18Th, learns from gentleman al Mat
den that there are three steamboats, IN the ice four
miles out in the Lake, of Bar Point, and nave been
there for two days.
sells loaded with lumber aground on the 81 GAR
Flats without provisions and their crews unable 70
reach the shore or to be reached from the shore
tn, Free Press says the steamer Detroit belonging
TO Messrs. Ward, IS tight on me 81 CiaI iats anu
three Steamers Of which the Norherner Is believed
to be one are reported IN the ice four miles oeio"
Maiden.
The following vessels reported to be fa:t IN the