New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

II an adjourned meeting at Keans Hall corner of Grand
al Elisabeth SIS, last evening 1t was well attended VIM
\ ! Nemmel was Chairman and A. Il. Murray Secretary
;crf were received from different establishments en-
wing men which were in favor of advancing the rates
Iher workmen. The advance which they desire to OBJ
throughout the City is II per cent They have hereto
/ ne uaaly received 50 per day.
ss,seERs-The following are among the persons
Unregistered their yesterday at the principal HO
u.s. AsTOR
- O M.te.on Utica Hon. Amos Kendall, Washington
4 y. tgaaebeoek Navy; Judge Cowles HUDSON;
.i1 ass't ca iG''' 90 Sherman, wstsrtown;
j lENeAram, Navy T Roney, Nsvyj
,Y nes% MwSUSee Nv FoInsy Phia and Others.
Him Anderson. L. s. A; Gen Duff Green Washington;
Harrington, Cleveland W.B; TOle, Kentucky;
B, LsMhe, Boston F Barton spIngded'
n Stone, Ohio; OF. Iyde, London, and others
ST. NICHOLAS:
p ersyson Washington; Judge Dana Utica
~, Yawnrds ALBANY: Hon. Y. NJ. Badzley Milwaukee,
sPIss 1 R.%6Sg NJ N %H.9Sb BS Cincinnati
George Buty Blake, Boston and others
IRVING.
Ia D. Clark Canton; Prof Bsche, Philsdsphis
In Mccarthy, syracuse; Dr. f; f. Lewis Philadelphia;
= q b Wood Philadelphia; A.C. Greene Providence
Lev it1. msoI London nndS1 4 Cady, . sX;
IH,rrfsdt Germany; "A. Senmes Navy,
sore Vaux Philadelphia Z Sbepperd, Mobile and others
Bo,Rn OF A1DERMFN-C ruaLs from mr. Tca-TaJe.-
"A petition was presented last night from some of the
rooertv holders in the neighborh0od of BlOomnGdale
sare stating that the supreme Court having refused to
motion the opening of Boomingdacsquarc, in consc
Cence Of sufficient compcn alton not having been awarded
aae pcous who owned that land, they trusted that the
anla Council would suspend all further action that
gbee with view to make it Park, rs if the entire
,,,fSn,lt which would be necessary TO purchase that
Ii
IHsT'y would come too heavy ON Them amt they asked
a road Dee run through the Park from Eighth to Tenth
a. or that the Legislature be applied 10 for law to give
Board power 10 make the assessment general on the
h decided here and think ought to be referred TO
tsIAw Committee.
AID PiCkIfthc Committee of Lands and Roads are not
be TO decide upon would certainly he OF opinion that the
pie Alderman OF the 10th be called Oh to enllgten he
tat tie whole matter be referred 10 HIM Laughter
Referred 10 Committee ON Lands and Places
Amemorial was presented 10y Alderman Iieman from
NJ Wordsworth a Counsellor at Law, asking the Common
Ourc To direct the Controller 10 furnish the Board with
srcuar account of all the sums OF money Wmch
la been received into the City Treasury from
Eve years stating the Courts from which each sum was
received the dates of the particular sums ana me gross
mount received from all and each me memorial stated
bat the reason why this return was asked Tor was because
the late report of the Controller it stated that these
Courts cost the City 900 more than was returned rom
hem 10 the CITY and that fir return had been made OF
al the received IN these courts, tllS cOuu NOT
lave been the the greater part of the business done
them was the granting Of dsposseSslng warrants, FOR
Zach Of which when undeended there was - 80 charged
and much more when there was any defense lie asked
that when these returns were made by the Controller
Committee should be appointed by the Board to investigate
The Correctness of the returns made
AID SIURTYv ANT-PrcScntc an ordinance Win li't oil
prices by which the fare to bc charged by the Hackney
laeh propreors would be raised about twenty five pr
ltn
AID DYNvAv-Opposcd it, as II was raising il to more
Titan fifty per cent which he considered too much
AID WiRD-Refer it to the Finance Committee
AID DENNAN-Oh they are too stngy VIII NOT go for
ten
AID Observation-Disclosures ngy or not hope the mt
h wont he referred.
Az W,nD-The gentleman spoke for himself
Ala STTRTTvANT-I suppose sO-as he always does when
tks of the honesty OF this BOard-he would fam have
usn one believe that all the honesty concentrated in
hin and all the rest are roguos Some make 1t constant
lacice To be cracking themselves up
AID Dy>NAN-I rise to propose point of order do
ut consider any member has right to make personal at
bd On another and too fond OF INDUCING in such
otduct
All SrrRryvANr-Wen. | take what said back.
Aid DLNMAx-It is all very well 10 say after making use
Gnproper language 10 say take backbut there should
tt'e' have been necessity for taking II back nor should
have been spoken and where there Is an improperly
Aee should be a rebuke II will not do to say take II
back You cannot take back the sting your words nic
Ala 0,ELrY-We all know that lawyers are very fast
WITH their tongues and they often say what they do not
1ean in the excitement of tine moment THINK my friend
lear NE has aid enough TO satisfy the gentleman.
, Ad. STURTEyANI-I am much obliged to my friend of
'os tour for coming my rescue, but must say did
not need him cannot accept his protection at the price
would cos, will not allowthat ever was IN such state
mot know what saying and to mean what do say
Wat said then said in playfunesS and thought il would
ave been so taken but il said il otherwise have had
heieIt grounds for justification When he charged the
stnbers Of this Board with examining their up
shoulder in the public Treasury and hauling out all
10y could grasp As being steep in corruption did he use
~ personality did he say nothing offensive, hurtful in
tg TO the other members of the Board and did he not
All to be considered the only ncorruptble among
tm meant what | said playfuly. bat | little how
I taken move Mr. President the adoption of the re-.
seton without reference The resolution was adopted
90 after very large Of business got through
w meeting adjourned
CorToS CoRD.GE.-While experiments looking TO the
enenve substitution Of Flax Hemp for Cotton in the
d1cton OF Fabrics are extensively in progress effort
how making in our City demonstrate the superiority of
Vion as the staple of fabric hitherto exclusively manu-
hcured from Hemp FlaX-namey Cordage The
American Cordage Company working Yankee patent
Nes go and 522 Water is making some two uns
"a dy OF Cotton Cordsge mainly intended for tow lines
estaes &C. Of canal boats of various sizes from one
six inches in circumference 1t is cheaper than
npen Cordage being sold for sixteen cents per pound
hsmpen costs twelve which just about equal to the
b., Cotton rope weighing one fourth less per yard
manufacturers assert that II is more plable and every
O. and that Cotton tow line will outlast
sss, os af OF the Manila staple. The managers evince
tId n Ssacem the success of their enterprise and in
Can and treble their daily product so fast as they
Rood vs me requisite machinery They have orders n
niand nss;a ana the daily consumption of Corage in
THIRTY g. sauon only OF our country il stated hv tben
tyu e. Snsl In this establishment bales Of iot,o
''a vessel are hosted to the upper sory Of