New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

II -. and accurate Panorama OF Niagara Ai'' 49,.
.,lonfs Magazine says that the sketches ho" 49,
a. Panorama is painted, Mr. frAnkens'eln n"s ..
DE =, different times since 1874 This enaois' nun "
,hs great masterpiece of nature under tne various
P. - nine wars There are hundred anu sixty |
cs,o,, n which one hundred and eight are nn''ned
r..;,,;ngs and were with five or SIX unSVooAoie e.
tons painted on tbs spot They were "Se" uu''us
Lessons Of the year. and all hours OF toe oay anu ns"l
<,oonlght and winter views are Pecuna'y u"que Suu
+.rsst;rg What treat Il VIII De 70 see 'ns "ord'won
es ros.ibe aspect and as it can only be seen in
,ho course Of number Of years in the short
S"i' =, two hours Among the unusual and re-
sones will be a view by the light Of fire which
800 :, summer on the Canada side not far from the
ais
IA. Stockholders Of the New York and Staten Island
g.. vsrry Company held meeting Wednesday eve
- for the purpose OF entertaining proposition from
- Associates" who have lately bought the Vanderbilt
=. AZ boats The StaotcR Islander says; The property
T,he Company consists Of the steamboat Columbus the
k At Planters Hotel and the lease the foot Of Liberty
= ,.lued in ALL from $4,000 TO $4,000. The Associ-
's offer to take this stock 80 per cent and the
sb Of the Ferry Company! at par, and let them pay
hs;r own debts There fair attendance OF the Stock
,r, and the general wish seemed to be to sell out on
,,us terms or other Committee Olive was appointed
y confer with the Directors the subject and on Thurs
Sy they met and empowered the Directors TO sell out to
ne Associates The steamer Josephine is exclusively the
prcperty of Mr. Law and does not at present belong to
eiher concern
notification has been issued by the Chief Of Police to
he owners Of hackney and carriages that the
Ecense will expire on Monday the 9th Of June and that
thew can renew by calling at the Office of Inspecto
f Hacks on Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
ofnex week. The Inspectors hours are from A. NJ til
oPM No pass will be- given unless the fol- wing condi
aon, are complied with The number Of the license of the
owner thereof shall be fixed in plan egble brass figures
Of at least two inches in length and quarter OF an men
thick on each side OF the rocker Immediately under ths
door Of the carriage on the outside thereof and such con
,pcuous place on the inside Of the carriage as shall be
designated and approved by the Inspector of Hacks
Every hackpeycoscb carriage when driven or used IN
the night shall have fixed upon conspicuous part OF
the outside thereof two lighted lamps with PLAIN glass
fronts and des and having the number Of the license OF
The owner Of such hackney coach, or carriage in PLAN
legbe figures Of at least two inches in length and no oer
figure or devise painted with black paint upon each Of the
said lamps in such manner that the same may be dls
fncty seen and known, when the said coach may be
driving or standing And every person driving coach or
carriage for hire without license is liable to fine OF
twenty five dollars for every such ofense
LAW Courts The June Trial Terms Courts of Com.
mon Pleas Circuit Court and Superior Court will com
msnce today two branches each special term Of
Supreme Court will also commence, under Judge Ed
monds for trials and argument--the Superior SPECIAL ana
General II rms will sit The United ates Circuit Court
vi, continue its session the indictments for murder
The trial Of the indictments for mansaugher in relation TO
the burning of the Henry Clay has been set down for
Tuesday.
The CouRr or GEvERAL SEssIoSs-The June term Of
this Court commence this morning with Judge Beebe and
two Aldermen presiding The Calendar for the term pre-
sents but 40 cases. an unusually small number. Among
them three for murder viz Chss Thomas John Solo
mons and Barclay Clancy Should these men be indicted
by the Grand Jury murderhey will be arragned before
this Court plead and then sent to the Court OF oyer and
Teninor for trial VIM. Fitzpatrick stands charged With
mansauger and several others for assault with intent to
kill The rest Of the crimes charged are those of forgery
brgsry, grand larceny sc, and none OF them are
particular note.
NEW YORK Is STILL AHEAD-The time honored custom
ut Yalc College Of presenting annually with wooden
spoon the lowest the list of "honors was observed with
more than ordinary ecat few evenings since The dis
tngusbed recipient of this badge this year is Mr. Alexander
C. Conn, Of NewYork.
FiuruASs FuNER,r-Yesterday afternoon the body OF
Mir Gro TRENcHARD late Capt cf Hose Co. No. TO- and
Aacht Of the Chief of Police was conveyed to ITS last
resting place in Greenwood Ctmetry Mr.. IEENcHARD
became Member of the Fire Department in theyear s'o'
when be Joined the old Engine Co. No. 30 aud continued
IN s ranks ill il was dsbanded At later period he
held that office to the time of his death which will be re-
membered was caused by injuries received from falling in
10 basement in Essex St. while the house fire on
Wednesday evening last.
The deceased at the time of his death 40 years of
age and has left family to mourn bis loss. He
described by bis colleagues in the Police Force and his
fellow Fhcmen as active and efficient officer, and
warm hearted and worthy and his uumely end is do
plored by large circle Of friends and acquaintance.
The various Engine Houses throughout the city were
yesterday draped with black and white in honor OF the de-
ceased aud the Members of the Fire Department will wear
the usual mourning fr thirty days Hose ComPlnyNo 10
have Resolved that the oice Of Captain shall remain va
cant for thirty days mark Of respect to their late Cap
tain memory The City Hall bell tolIed during the
afternoon.
In accordance with the resolutions Of the Board Of Ems
yneers and Foremen the Fire Department turned ont
Rasse to render the last tribute of respect TO tho memory
of faithful officer who lost his life in the discharge of his
duty Al l2l O'Clock the various Fire Companies met at
their Engine Houses and proceeded thence TOmpkns
square where the procession organized The coffin, with
The Foreman hat and trumpet placed restles OPP
posito bis residence No 200 Fourth ST. At o'clock the
Fire Department, wearing the mourning badge and ct-
dress, moved in procession four abreast from the
square Company Ne 81 going Gst and the others follow
Ing in regular order, down Lewis ST. and up Fourth on
reaching the corpse the procession divided INTO two
columns and passed both sides salung It by raising
their hats After the various Engine Hose Hook and Lad
der Companies Company No g with the banner OF
the Fre Department which carried the corpse
following this Company the Associate o Exc mp:
Fireman with their banner. Hose Company No. 10 tlen
placed the deceased in the hesrs and MS fr mems insg
MIA the top, and formed into square with the heare
N the center. After the hesrSe the Seventeenth