New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07

Ths vessel returned TO the Cry "Wednesday AFTERNOON
At O'Clock ard anchored in tie N5rih River. Opposite
the Battery She left her dock a: the foo; OF North
EigAth-st. Williamsburgh Tuesday morning At y
o'clock; passed the 1sg.tsi on Governors leland
al 3 o'clock S. minutes, and passed abreas; OF Fort
DiInond ct 10 O'Clock 30l minutes thls mixing dis
lance Of Is miles in "a minutes Sac arrived az the
buoy on the SOUTHWEST Spit z. II O'Clock p minutes
after rounding the buoy owing TO the bosterou'
weather accompanied with q severe snsw-sto-m, it
was deemed pruden. to come to anchor and remain
during the On her way down and returning the
engine was not stopped the spe ell sackened Some
alterations and improvements are yet 10 be made in
her engines and her engineers will make several ex
cursions for the purpose Of testing her qualities
thoroughly before she proceeds her grand trial trip
to Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston. The speed
attained this trip has far exceeded the antcipaons
of those interested and also that claimed by the nven
tor. Capt Ericsson. During Wednesday and the day
before after it known that the Ericsson had finally
proceeded down the Bay, there was much curiosity
manifested throughout this and the adjoining cities to
learn the final result of the experiment Thousands
of persons visited the Battery Tuesday afternoon
for the purpose Of getting a glimpse Of the modern
Flying DuichInan propelled not by wind nor By steam,
but by the perfectly invisible power Of hot air Wednes
day afternoon she the exposure of countless eyes,
as she rode at anchor off Castle Garden.
REPORT OF EASTERN DIsPENsARY FOR THE
MONTH OF DEcEMBER.-Patients attended at Office:
Males 400; Females, III; Total 1,li6. At their dwell
lngs Males, 1874; Pennies, 165; Total. 300. vsccin
ated % whole number, l,535 Number of deaths,
L. The whole number of prescriptions put up during
the month is 3062. Largest number in one day, 191
Smallest number in day SO. Average per day, III
CRUMBS FROM THE TEA TABLE.-The Board
Of Aldermen met on Wednesday evening and were
called to order by the President at 81 O'Clock Among
the resolutions was one proposed by Aid Tweed to
print report of the reception of Louis Kossuth aud
his movements in connection with the City authorities.
Aid DENMAN-l do not think this resolution ought
pass. We have been at expense enough already in con-
nsction with that individual and If any person wants
an account Of his proceedings here let him procure them
at his own expense
AID TwEED-A printed report Of the proceedings OF
Kossuth IL much sought after and have been frequent
" asked by members Of both houses of our Leg.
islsture for copy Of the account of them, AMI they
wondered why we had not printed them. Our Repre-
sentatives at Albany very liberal in supplying us
with copies Of all proceedings done there and we should
reciproceie
Aid DENMAN-We arc under no compliment 10 them
for that suppose pay State taxes as well others.
and then by right entitled TO copies OF proceedings
in the houses OF Legislature. But they are not 20 with
us When we have consulted for the interests of the
City, then our duty ceases and We have no right to
incur expenses TO crafty others.
Ghe question taken and the resolution passed.
AID WARD presented n resolution 10 the effect thst
the keeper of the City Hall be directed thai henceorth
he shOud furnish refreshments 10 any person nj the
expense Of the Corporation.
AID TwEED-l move that that resolution lie on the
table If other persons has wish to 90 withou, their
copper | have nor and all who desire 10 go supperless
to bed vote for the passing OF the resolution
Aid STUnTEyANTifh the resolution Is gainst any new
description Of expense being incurred viii then vote
for IT, and would desire to have an explanation on TINS
subject but if by the resolution il il intended 70 do away
with the refreshments az present furnished 10 int DO
dy, will ceTtsiny vote against it. passing These re-
treatments comfortable and too necessary Tor the
carrying on Of the public business heFe 70 a'teP 70
do away with them. / viii certainly oppose the passing
OF the resolution
Aid BRIsIEY-I think il is high time that this expense
of the tea table should be Rbatcj Every one talking
of IL and It's continuance is disgrace TO this body
When the expense amounts to over $1,000 yea, II Il
time II should BE- done away with. CIhc question was
then taken aud the resolution ordered 70 lie Oh IIe IN
blc)
A report was brought up from the Railroad Commit
toe consisting OF AID Cornell Francis and Ward, IN Ia
vor OF granting privilege TO Messs. Murphy strong ana
Rpdord TO construct line of Railroad from Fity.nrst
~ through Nint-av., Hudson, Greenwich ana ashing
ion-stq. 10 the Battery.
Aid BoycE-I will certainly oppoc the sanctioning
of that report Greenwich and Washingtonsts are
commercial and busincs. streets and crowded every
day and every moment in the day with vehicles IN the
the .reets would be great obstruction and hndrance
20 business ! never knew any one subject on which
the men of business and the properly holders IN tha
locality were united this, to which they are All
oupoed and besides the people there are travellers
they do not TO go uptown, and any thai 40 can
find sufficient accommodation 10y the sixth ana bish1'
AID SruErEvANT-I would prefer, l. the report had
come up without having those streets named IN r. out
sooner ihun defeat the acceptance OF viii vote even
with those included Beside however it IS only contem
tnted TO run tiack through these streets, ana II TINS
one track viii TO pat way tho nli5ances OF mar
ket carts which continually standing along Green
witch and WashugtOn-sts, and OOstTlctrS ana nlpeins
the passece WY Through them, Wi! be great b'heh
am not one OF those who look on Railroads rs IN any
way obsiyucng the passage through our streets or 10
ing any other oi the many thngs wAlch l. sa tu'y
viii do On the contrary, consider them great ble's-
ing and hope we VIII have more OF them we are
now stunned and deaiened with omnibuses passing ana
repsssng and the doing away with the neessant noise
rroducea by the Aow Of omnbasos crowding tnroagh
our strC cts will be a Crear hcnent. -,
The PRESIDENT AID. BAIsLEY, DESMAN, and others
said that they would vote for the measure Du u ~ III
so because the interests OF ttOsc persons al pesent ~
iere,ted In those streets Lad been taken care o. ana
perfect understanding hHd =.
Aid PHcK-Ii could would vote az I tns Fecep-
ton OF I'M, report for consiler capital mas hid 700
much 10 do in IT, and only vote for II 10 save mp
Brown. lieport adOltcd) ,,,
report came up from the Boarl Of Assistant Alder
men Il Concurrence IN the vote TO pay Mr. hp"dsu tlo
balance Of the expenses OF hossuth and salte' VIZ
$500. ,.-,
Ala SUR EvANr opposed )ncurrenc' IN ils re'olu
ten a. tie $1,000 voted wac fraud, ana ne vas
csoFd into yeting the SluOOO before which he woull
rot have done II he knew there were any asTeu' - O-
brought forward.
AID BEIsLEY-fwc could avoid the payment OF TIC
money wouti -ain-t il, but We can be mtle %
nay IL and al hOueh We may be taxed with n-reah5
rs.cssnents good msny bills have bee LETT u oy oar
predecessor = Ia Office which are Obliged % 100
hi. debt whether properly incurred or nJ, hJasuy
tuc and We Cught 10 pay /, for we dOni W va! DC
made 10 nav IT, and with increased expense.
The question was put and Loot but in suoSclaen'
mari q the evening was brought up motion by An
BARR for recon sdcr-tOn when II passei)
Aid OAK ~ Ire.eH.od resolution 70 increase TN
sflafv o.,!e Ne sencer e he Board - 500 -
ALP frcT-I know nothing about this. " Oai Ok
lave Lad notice On tie subject II ought . ~ -
icTtd -.
Ala TMzRD-' Our folk have, know. agreed 70 T.
aud ,eu nust be content aud vote fb- IL