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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-15

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
THE CITY RAILROADS.
Fourth Av.nus Ru,Ir..s.

II. l.. Schuyler. President; GouveSneur Morris, vios
President; Kyle, Secretary; Mr. Blatchford Treasu-
rer; NJ. Sloat Superintendent.
The city Line" or short CARS they generally
termed as Is Well known, by the Harlem RarsAA
Company. Route as follows From corner of Fourth
avenue and Twenty seventh street down Fourth avenue
and Bowery to Broome street through Brooms street
Centre down Centre and Park to Brsadway opposite
the Aston House; returning through Park and up
reet to Grand through Grand to Bowory
up Bowery and Fourth avenue on the same route -
down.
In consequence OF the Common Council having gvn
the company permission TO lay a single track Only,
through Park row they necessarily limi tad ts
running OF car every minutes during the day
from NJ till r NJ from which hour till nidnight
the cars run every ten mir utes
In consequence Of the illness and absence Of Mr. Geo.
Ger clssk in the Harlem Railroad ofce 1t i'm
possise TO obtain the desired information relative to ths
past year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
TIE ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS.


Trips Or the New York, Boston, and Phila-
delPhia Atlantic steamships, for 1859
Number or Passages and Passengers, SO.
We give beio~, as fitting and important accom-
paDinsnt to the otsr interesting statistical matter
In to-dsy's paper resume Of the passages Of all
the Atlantic steamships for the eleven months com
msncing on the first Of January 1862 to the end Of
November last.
The list embraces seven ocean steam lines, viz:--
the Coli ne, and the two Cunard Liverpool lines,
tho Havre line, the Bremen line, the Glasgow line
and the Philadelphia and Liverpool line The
names of the vessels employed, and the passages Of
which are given below, are the Atlantic, Pacific,
Arctic, and Baltic, composing the Collins line; the
Asia, Africa, Europa, Niagara, Cambria, Canada,
and America, Of tho Cunard Company's lines; the
Franklin and the Humboldt, Of the Havrs line; the
Washington and the Hermann, Of the Bremen line
the Glasgow, Of the Glasgow line; and the City Of
Manchester and the City of Glasgow, Of the Phila-
delphia and Liverpool line-in ell eighteen steam.
ships. Tho Glasgow, City of Glasgow, and City Of
Manchester are screw steamers.
In comparing the different trips, 1t must be re-
membered that the passage from Liverpool to Phia-
delpha il thirty. eight hours longer than to this
oity.
Wherever In the tables an asterisk ~ is placed,
il has been found impossible to get the correct hour
Of arrival. The passages have consequently been
made up to even days, and may, therefore, vary
m hour or two either way
Our list commences with the favorite Collins
steamers, or the "CanA street line," as the prejso
tor hunorously calls them:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

DO 40 Sarns.. .......................l0
PRINCIPAL FIRES AND INCIDENTS.
On the Sd Of January the piano factory No. - GslA
street, took fire, and Was burned down Less on ~
building $4,000, the Stock $4,000. On 1lth January
at fire Of Grove and Fourth streets two chdrsa
were burned to death On l4th Of the same month"; ~
dwelling houses Nos 20 and "a Morris street ~
and three children burned to DEATH and ssvsraa
people badly injured by jumping cut Of the windows
On the 28th Of the sams month, . large Afs
broke cut In the store Of Nassau an
Liberty streets 1t such extensive that IL
Post ONCE was thought for some time to bs I. great dss
os. Of the Of
fire broke out in the dwelling house No II Bowesy q
one O'Clock at night Several Of the occupants we're
verely burned two Of whom died. On this occasion thB
foreman Of Hose Company No IA distinguished himss9
for his bravery by rushing through the flames, which
persons om the dsvouring element Who would IL not fer
his have been inevitably lost On the 9th Of this
month the stores Mes and Dey street csnsuu~A
together with the stock general alarm was runs ~
this Hre Loes the buildings about S22 000 stock,
S3es 600. On It'll OF May. Frenchs Hotel situated Il
the OF Chatham and Frankfort streets u
the For time the fire threatened consuDs
the whole badipg but fortunately II got unasg.
LOIS stock $7ooo on the buildings, sl1 ooo On tAs
18th Of the month, the sugar house Of Swift Co.
OF Laight and West strsets burned to the
ground. general alarm was runs for this Are Losa
the building $50 0t0; the stock $902 500 On Sh
June a carpenters shop, Nos IS and 81 Hsmsrsly
street took fire. Two boys and several horses
stunned In the flames On the 10th OF the same month,
the German boarding house known the Wsshinasol
Head Quarters situated at the Of Broad and Psa
streets took fire during ths night and German woman
consumed in the flames Several per;ons fright
fully injured BY jumping out Of the windows On 18th a
September fire broke out In the confectionery estsb
lishment No. 10 Duane street. and . nsmbsr OF Hess
co0psny No. IA killed BY the falling OF hs hoitiHa
machine upon him On the 18th Of December two oolose
children burned TO death In the dwelling house Ne
l47 Orange The total loss Of buildings by are ss
the past year SEGA x2S oss stock 81 $50 COS Not
lees than thirteen people have met thsr deaths BY rs
during the year 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

now running between 6sa Frsnoisss and PsaAnAs
the South Carolina Is advertised 10 bs ssll -
auction on Monday nsxt, ct the Merchants 1E-
change, having bees lying in the East river kAss
Der arrival from Liverpool, On the sd of last
November; and the Great Britain and Sarah SANDS
are engaged in the passenger trade between England
and Australia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

1t will be observed that the Collins steamers have
added still further to their fame for speed during
the past year, their trips having averaged shorter
than those Of 1851 by and half the Eastern,
and eight hours on the Western passages. The pas.
ssges Of the Cunard New York line, on the con.
trary, average, in comparison with 1851, ssme five
hours longer on the Eastern, and eleven hours
and . half on the Western trips. The pas
sages Of the Havre line have also averaged longer
than those Of 1861, by ten hours each way. The
Eastern passages Of the Bremen line average about
the in 1851, but the Western trips have been
shortened about twenty. FIVE hours.
The Collins steamers have thus made the quickest
trips, both East and West, during 1852. Their
Eastern trips during 1851 averaged two hours lon
ger than the Cunard line This, however, they have
retrieved by leaving their competitors Eve hours
behind on the Eastern passages, and nearly . day
and a half on the Western passages This is a most
satisfactory result for the company, and very
fattering to their e0terprisng captains and speaks
well for tho ses going qualities of the beautiful
vessels they command.
In addition to the vessels above enumerated, six
other steamships-au propelles-hsve made voy-
ages across the Atlantic during the past year. but
they were all subsequently withdrawn, il was not
thought necessary TO enumerate them with the 9th.
They csuprissd the Pioneer, City Of Pittsburg,
South Carolina, g. s. Lewis, and the British iron
steamship Great Britain and Sarah Sands. Ex-
cepting the homeward passage Of sbe Great Britain,
which was accomplished in eleven days, six hours,
torty.nve minutes, (the shortest time ever made
scross the Atlantic by screw stsamsr,) the pas
sases Of these vessels were mostly Of very lengthen
~ - - -.
dsrangsmont or accident to the machinery. Two Of
then--ths Pioneer and City Of Pittsburg-have
since been lost In the Pacific, tho former BY going
on shore bstwsen Panama aad San Francisco, and
the Latter BY ~ n Valparaiso. The s. g. Lewis h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
Sixth Avenue Railroad

James S Libby, President; George r. Howell Woe
President; D. ? Barhydt, secretar, and Treasurer.
Route as follows;-From Sixth avenue and Yortv-
fourth street down Sixth and Carnins stret q
Varick street, down varck street to Canal through
Casa street to West Broadway through west Broads.s
to Chambers street returning by route workueu
actively employed in extending tho track down
through College place to Barclay up Barclay street 70
Church, through Church to vesey and up vesey street.
returning down vesey to Church, through Church to
Chambers street through Chambers to West Broadway
thence back up the route down This road wont
into operation the l1th Of August last with ten cara
which have Seen increased to twenty running every ten
minutes from till A. NJ every four minutes FROM
A. n. till P. n. every ten minutes from P. NJ til
midnight then every half hour from midnight till n
Between the hours OF ?. NJ ON Saturday till tho
hour Sunday evening IL 100 passengers oarsl
over the road and In the Of the twenty
hours S,921 passengers.
The receipts OF this road from Its opening Deesmber
J. 1859, was foows-August, So 1873 II; Septsmbsg,
Sl064o o. October, $l2l0l IS: Novemba, Sl233k N
making total Of 450 g. in about three months and
ahaIf.
This company have erected magniRce Mt building for
depot occupying the entire front Of the block bstWss
Forty third and Forty fourth streets 700 feet by IL
deep which, with the lots has cost upwards Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
EIGHTH Avenu. Railroad.


John Pettgrew, President; f. X. Sherman Vice Prsst.
dent; David Palmer Treasurer Peter B. Sweeney Ssere-
tary.
The route Of this road foows:-Fron intsrssstzaa
Of Eighth avenue and Fifty first street. down Eighth ave-
nue and Hudson street. to Canal through Canal sresa
to West Broadway through West Broadway College
paoe to Barclay street. up Barclay 70 Church; hroogh
Church to vesey; up vesey to it, intersection WITH
Broadway; returning down vesey street to Church.
through Church street to Chambers down Chambers -
West Broadway; thence back through West Broadway,
Canal street Hudson street and Eighth avenue
route down. The cars for the present, however d
not below the Intersection Of West Broadway s.A
Chsnbers street. the road being quite completed q
yet south Of that point This company have In
ton with the sixth Avenue Railroad Company, leassA
the premises extending from Barclay street To vessy.
opposite College place which Is to be used depot for
the OF passengers In stormy weather. else
point for persons doing business In and
visiting Warrington market to pass to and from IL
Canal street from the 1t the intersection Of Wse
Brcsdway To the west side VI BrvadwAy from which 49,
mi.us will laAve for up town every four minutes
This road went into operation the 3lst Of AuguG1
last With ten cars which have been increased to twenty
three ana seventeoa more are nearly completed. DU~
Ing the heaviest hours OF travel the every GG
minutes, and the rest of Shs day every five minyssa
From till II 2. M the every eight niaudG,
and from IL p. n. to 81 H., every half hour The
number OF passengers conveyed the road since tha
present complement Of cars commenced ruuuinx have
averaged about eleven thousand daily and the rsss1po
since it's opening to the LIST day Of December lest assor
ing to the official returns Of the COMPANY were fel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

Fires In New York In the Year 1864.
The following ID account Of tho number sf fires "a
Use alarms In the city Of New York, during the ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
Statistics OF the Law Courts.
An having occurred IN the name Of The clerk -
70 publish the following corrected tAbls -

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judees--Hon Daniel P. Ingrsham, First JudGe) Hsa
Charles p. Daily and Hon Lewis b. Woodrud.
Clerk Edwin Corey, Esq.
Deputy Clerk, A. Brown, Esq.
General term for arguments held BY oil the jnoesS
MHsh July and November, number Of csosee n -
gued and decided. ............................
General term Cor appeals from inferior courts ana
orders at chambers, held BY tive Judges, eauss
submitted and decided ON the fourth Monday a
each MONTH Except July ssd sepsemo~) ..'.'.. -
TRIAL TERMS.
Issuea NJ s.ct hsd h, one Judge each month, with A
exception Of MNoh July and Novemesr
hole nuInber Of tried, settled, dismissed and
Causes remaining general calendar mot dnpossa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
q. .. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

u.s MARsHALs OFFICE
U Marshall, Henry Tall nsdgs Esq
First Deputy, Beejamin II. ralmadgs ESQ.
Second Deputy Joseph Thompson Ep
There four officers attschsd 70 th Department. tae
business Of which N principally the same - shss 6eas
acted In The othW Uaitsd States oGnOes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01

The almost incredible amount Of travel The Dsw
thous:nd EIGHTH avenue roads sverasng nssry tvs.y
how did this extrsoroa..ry .nm6er or verso,s r.
up and down town prior to the establishment Of shsss
lines -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
New York and Bre men Line,
EASTERN PASsAgEs
WESTERN PASSAGES

Put back same day; siled Lin March aud returned
again th repaired and ultima sly left April IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01
New York ana Txavre Line.
EASTERN PASSAGES.

The Frankn broke her shif, whsa toue days ONT ana
plsted the passage WITH one wheel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01


hshers Of the VSee Of he People in Havana sentenced to
ls-The Southern Rights Convention At MONTGOMERY
Ala nominated George n. Troupe Of Ca, for President
and Gen Quitmsn, OF Miss for Vice Presient OF the
United States Liquor riots in several towns IN Msssa.
lS.-Ths owners and officers OF the III fatea steamer
MsSry Gay indicted for nasslaushts BY the Grand Jury
noualy injured, BY collision at Almond the Lris
16.-rremendsus snow storm on Mount Washington
one Of the White Mountains Silver coin very scarce in
England and the United States ssing the demand fer
India, Australia Frame, Belgium, Holland &C.
1.-THE Supreme Court decided that Benjamin Wech,
Jr democrat, and not James Cook Wing Treasurer
Of New York State Rise and overflow q the river Rhns
ssusing great destruction Il property.
S-The Canadian Parliament st0Pted an address by
my four to twenty two, to tho home rsvenmrn' ssn
20 rehnqush to Canada the CONTROL OF tho clergy
serves Gen Scott Presidential stump isg tour to
Ono and Pennsylvania Hon John Yourg Com m Is Toner
OF Public Works In Canada resigned in consequence u
hs noop.on o. rsfalia ory commercial policy against
2o-Thrtesn deaths OF yellow fever In Charleston g.
-, the previous twenty -four hours SNOW fill 10 ;hs
nortn OF Scotland States General Of Holland opened By
t u hne new planet In the constellation OF pioa
discovered by NJ Charcoupae at Esreiler IL /, to be
casd Asrslia Major NorWcod. Indian agent, wa. killed
NJ saIgents Bluffs, BY man named Thompson
A. The Canadian Legla. lure passed an address to the
cries, that would rot embrace Reciprocity in trade
francisco Ignacio de Caryalto M-ira the new erxlIa
Minister, introduced to tn. President
The manifesto OF Gen. Am Drof'o Joso aop1alos
the leader OF the Cuba movement. pIbl hsa ia toe
HhRALD Public dinner to Thomas Gsr7ur a. p nv
the merchants OF Boston Washington HInE fcr aoyof.
nor, and VIM Kent for Lieut. Governor, oo1doa,sd by
the New York Wing State Convention. ., 5srsc use
23 senior Don Joaquin jose de Ir,ns Inc asS psra
visn minister, presene1 to tho President nc Sash
ton jean Chabot appointed Chief Con air sou Of tub-
lie works in Canada The nais OF the auerioan bark
oorreiia fezsd by the CubsD AUTHORITIES and tso 6 her
and i'm risoned
~ inc eruption OF Mount Etus continued NO vi.
Lagos but rich vineyards weeds &C dsesNa "a
LETT New York for nords 49,
E:-hacame sontags debut In New York hizh,y s-o.
cs9iui Hurriosue at Bonsire. blowing down rn.ey
puud'ngs and driving number Of vessels adore Lces
OF TINS American sbip Mobile Of Bah Me- on !be voyage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-01


property to the amount of sl5o,ooo. Earthquake ia
Manchester England.
ll.-1honkfgivins in New Hampshire small beat
vas down W steamer ~ st. John N. B., and nine
lives lost. Opening Of the British Parliament, and
sPesch Of Victoria schoonsr sailed from Long Point
Bay Canada West lost with eleven persons beard
all Of whom drowned. News received Of the out
break of q revolution In Mexico
IsFrst frost in New York city. Tremendous gale on
Lake Erie, doing great damsge to chipping; propeller
Oneida was Loaf during the gale and al on board seven
Goodmayer At Stspleton staten Island fell and buried
eight persons two Of whom killed. andhhs Others
twelve miles below Marietta, the Ohio river killing
twenty two persons and ipjuring . number of Others
Great food spd overflow Of the river Thames In Eagsnd
attended With loss of life
13-Judge Paine In the Superior Court in this city
delivered decision BY which eight slaves liberated
Who wero on their way from Virginia to Texas
SurpAs. H-First SNOW in New York, Boston Phils-
delphia and Baltimore.
o-obsequies In New York In honor OF DAME, Web.
l7-Buildiug fell in Blocker strs.t New York. killing
one msn and irjsrpg another james Doyle found gull
~ Of murder In New York The Independents OF New
Granada was publicly celebrated with great ceremony
~ the Inhabitants Of Panama. Splendid regatta at
Is Funeral Of the Duke OF Wellington in London.
Ktfgons ceremonies in New York. in honor Of tho late
david Wilson, negro executed at Rloott's Mills
Md, for the crime Of rape
1-pster Gillian ssnssne'd to the State prison for
OF Mr. Deueherty In waymart, Penn DESTROYED by Are
and Mr. D. ard his mother psrish-d in the flames civil
bad brok nlout In rebsrco and BATTLES had been
fcught-sour hundred Msxicans killed Sonora proclaim
ed independent End annexed TO France.
SUNDAY, III "A loco motive exploded on the Syracuse
snd Utica Reiroad the former place and killed tia
engineer. Large fire Of osbde mandatory at Gin
cirnati by which twenty families rendered house.
less sbo eighty tEousand dollars worth OF property des
reyed Election In Frsnce two days to decii whether
the people In favor Of the empire large majority
found TO DO favor Of Louis Napoleon Emperor The
C7s Ieeisidm OF France met TO up the votes for
the empire; tho following proclaimed as the result
OF the piebrsete
No 5314S
Nut 8332s
Minority for Louis Napoleon, Emperor rs
22-Thc prison In Worcester Mass partially destroy.
Cd by Ire ana tour insane persons to death
20. Ibnnksgiving day in tyenty. ak states VIM
saul found guilty IN New York OF the murdsr Of Bsxtsr
,Do Nt'chaan Flannel mill burned Lowell and James
pIincs ~ WV ="
N-9reat earthquake at Santiago d. Cuba
Steamship Cherokee Capt Baxter Unitsd Sta "a
nn ner rtsed TOR Hzynna the government refusing
b iag or board ~
fDrria. -"
Qq,-Csthariua usyos save her arst ooussr, i, Gan
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movement which no human power stay. The con
seryatism which the High Church popery presses upon
the world seeks not only to draw up but to turn back
the current Of human affairs The editor Of the great
organ boldly denies any advance Of modern society
gses the Dark Ages and rails without against
the stir and movement Of human affairs. Some from
natural constitution, others from aectation, to
have passion for Sighting against and turning back hu
man pro ress So shall you sir ss you are borne
along on that great modern invention the rsroad-orit
is very common sghtas the iron horse PUSHES on as
his breath, and making the mountains echo with his
snorng and the earth remble under the cater OF his
hoo behold little dog rushing forth from cottage
by the way full bent stopping the noisy
he FIRST strains every in the vain attem to outrun
and head him. till weary of the chase he stands scratching
and barking with rage as though his little heart would
burst its woolly easement then turns back curling
his little tail into such knot though he would twist
1t of in Ledable contempt Not unapt mbol TINS OF
Of the newly awakened monkery which 10 the middle or
this nineteenth century sets itself to drive the world
back to the spirit and modes Of thought of the thirteenth
century Yet we should remember that human nature Is
much the in the thirteenth century, and much
eyi may result from the effort, foolish it is. unless
met with zeal and energy by Christian frecmeD, who
realize the grandeur of the mission to which God has
called the American people