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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
IL in the Supreme Court on Friday, an il

~ Jn the Supreme Court on Friday, an in
Sqsse Individual went 9P to MT chosie ana .ssd hIm
~ true a5sv ' 1s,sooss .
st,a. "Eo, sir" said Mr. Choate. in grave manner
"but ADguTAsT GENERAL" "O", exclaimed the
tsB<r, that's militia Office Is there any poiatnsns
'cbsd 70 It. SIR T. continued the interrogation Yes sir two
ssswbo to be chosen without distinction OF party
the response. What uniform do you propose to
dopt SRI "The Continental uniform, nr--fbst which
Wssisag wore; ad, fancy SIR said MIR Choate fix
ms ins eyes upon bis tormentor That well psse = ~
sys ~. A0ee The iDquistve gentleman withdrew bid
5g the Attorney General very good morning. and hiss
stated Boston Evening Gazette.
10 The Norfolk Herald Of Friday says ::
.Tbe United States fngate Columbia Capt. Penisrgast
oDpd down yesterday from the Navy Yard 10 the snch
AT ~ Towp Point The Columbia attached to The Home
Squadron tot uncertain when she Will be ready for
sssbe has rot above twohirds Of her board al
sb.ssh waiting for men SINCE last August.
The new shalt Tor the United States steamer Powhatan,
10 rolace the one that condemned aud taken
neess ago. aer undergoing the fnishn9 process at the
0ospon Iron Works, yesterday fitted IA lite place aud
the sp WIZ leave here in about ten days for Madeira aud
'A nc i 70 Japan; W.. w., e. W.
gon, arrived here yesterday bound survey along the
eathern coast and thence to South America far the
" Mr.. Gustayus Austin gives in The Hart
feyd COr,0nt deviation OF the term Yankee thus
Would you know the origin Of the word Yankeel viii tell
thee friend There were once several tribes of Indians
the shores Of kaueganset Bay within bounds of Rhode
issnd They had numerous battles with each other and
one tribe finally succeeding in congnerng all the and
under tribute indian
skees or Conquerors. The English, settling in Rhode
Island soon after conquered this tribe, and were called
or Conquerors of the Conquerors dgnhed title
bsred by all New in which Sued takes the lead
and stands Ysnkool
~ The Kentacky Yeoman, (Dem.) at Frank
m hands The partnership heretofore subsis
ing between Messrs Tanner Helms and mcChesney has
been dissolved Mr. McChesney has sold his interest to
s. NJ Major Jr, Esq, and the paper will hereafter be
psblshed by Messrs Helms and Major 20 whom Mr. Tan
ger has leased his interest The paper viii be edited BY
Mr. Major.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ The demand for Wet Linens, at CoLUH-
HALL, No. 81 Grand-st unparalleled in the history
of dry goods ster~n thsc-y Upward OF 90 yyOr-n
OF Danask Table Cloths Linen Pillow C.sns and Sheet
inEs Damask Napkins Birdseye and Scotch ser. Huch
abuk AMI plain fOweng pure Belfast Shrtings and Eng
two days and there u sth 900 worth Of the cane
goods hand House fHrnishers viii be Supplied with
Asy article aforementioned warranted equal 20 any IN
rocd or6ef II 81 per below TIE invoke prces s1i 81
Goods rot perfect b returned r-asonsbe trle
Botekeepers VIII ind assortment Of Table Linens IN
egualed BY importing city the prJporol
OF 50 eerts the 81 Goods any distance within ten
niles Of The civ. tree OF expcuse.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
L S. DISTRICT COURT.

before Judfe bErTS.
John NJ. Lsfsye owner Of steamboat Louisville .rt the
propeller Ontario, JOSIAH w Bisssll ard Others
claimants
To recover $4,000, alleged damages by col
hsion the w Pass below New-Orie4ns on the
Mississippi IA January 1851 Il IL alleged that the Loan.
vile which bad been chartered a boat. ascend
ing the Nsssppi keeping our OF the carrent and
II The shore into by he OarS bound from
NewOreons 20 Chagres carrying away her wheel hols
OF her guards threw down nsu snzf broke eight
ofber deck sesms carried away Of her wheels and
jared and nun her mich that sbe leaked badly t1t
abe chartered S and that the repairs and detention
vii amount 70 $500 IL further alleged that the Ontzo
AZ the time neEhssnty and improperly Tbs
AID sros bows Of the Louisville By which means ald neg
hgenee and eGt!esnsSs on board Ct her the collision
canfed
In defens II is sad that thick Og the riyer At
the TINE, AID the Ontario gong Il slow and careful
Of speed and n the oay place the IN .hch
practicable for her 20 run bot that the Lisyile
81 high Of speed, and for her Improperly placed On
the Ivsf ard without keeping sg :ent wa;ch and not
vhst4nding beng warned by the Ourzro which latter
Old everything possible 70 avoid the collision sad that said
collision eansed solely By the .lt Of the Lo1.sya
ard that the b0Wsrt Of tbs OntAo carried Away al
she ofherwse seriously Injured Decision resery1d.
THURSDAY 9TH INST, vii be the las day Of Cling d
Issue icT February Term.
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ENyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY ss. 1853

BUILpfxes EFEcrED Is 1952-.IOhn n Per
~ DE Commissioner Of Reras snd Slppies sabn'rtsd
N. uu-ter Of hud1rs er ced ~ the CRY fgn< hs pGt
vptr frcrn which anpe ;hat The whole r - : W
tss ns e - We r-s 8 IN tss FaTr.h ain re
FInh T7t IL the siXh S33 IN The Seventh ~
ir The Eighth and Ninth So in the Teata ami S IN fas
Eleventh.
CIrY Heterogeneous petitions
for Railroads presented the Common Council At Tho last
rctErE was cue orl jobs MeWsy and Others for PfiEl
3, rails from the uiersect Of FULTON AMI Frogs
sts Hdscn PART Cla~on. Flusns and kent-svs to the
Getty ne tie rate OF faro not TO be more tnan tareS eea
TIE petitions al referred
MaspAxus AGAINST THE SUPERVISORS OF
NEwYoRS-In the supreme Court yesterday. Judge Bar
Issue against the Supervisors Of Sew compelling them
sndii ard allow bin for professional services rendered
hy him IN the late fugitive slave cases The d-cson Wa
res. ryed.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Boyd held IN in
guest last week upon body of william ckie native
o Colunb, County who died suddenly on Tuesday even
ma Of last week, Of congestion of the BRAIN esag OF
dissipation verdict 10 accordance with those facts
reneeTtd Deceased was yea OF aga, and carpenter
BY trade.
Trout CArcHNG.-The Queens County Su-
perso bsve adopted resolutions prohibiting the catching
OF hlIg OF speeked brook trout any other
thsn With hook and line The period prohibit
teDd' from September to February IS.
CHARGE or AssaULT-A man named Come
hus Moran Monday brought bers Justice King on
wherein be sards charged with committing "a
assault upon & Bsmed Mary MsCormiek reading IN
Coiunbiast, D-grAw. He held bail
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-Bridget MCGOWAN, q
roor attempted suicide BY Jumping ato
tie dock. foot OF Mans Saturday evening
quence OF but. treatment he u her husband She
was rescued BY Ofcer Burns, Of the Second Police
CAUeHT.-John' Briee spilled to the First
District Station House for lodgings Sunday night and tire
Cal Observing something under bis made eIsm
nation and found large damask tsbc-cloth which
ey6en be bad stolen He locked up for examination
SPURIOUS MoSEV.-A young man named
Smith arrested on Moniay evening on the charge Of
attempting TO pas- - bill altered from 81 purporting
10 be issue of the City Bank Of Wilsmsourgs
oyster cellar IN Fulton He held for examination
VIOLATION or ORDIyASCEs-A cartman
nsned William Plant Monday arrested fs- violating
TIE city ordinances driving BIS vehicle on the sidewalk
out Of the mud. He was fined SO.
~ Mr.. Robert Bass, for number of years
the proprietor Of the Futon Hotel in this City, expired on
feay evening lsst His remains conveyed Green
wood CemetTy on Sunday.
~ The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company
Ia. declared dividend Of per cent accruins from
the profits Of their business duns the past SIX months
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TIE Snow ON THE Ig,yp-The n

lHE Snow ON THE IsLAND.-The Huntington
IL - pares Of Jan- p that ,he trains OF the Loa<
Island Railroad NON this city able TO reach Hcksve
on foay ard Saturday q the week previous ard OF 1es
day night rt locomotive passed over the road 20 FAN.
insdae No ains from Greerpo bad pss-t over hs road
snee 1hurssAy the lh inst the rosd being eo-kst aP
with snow beyond the power OF r,e OF ne
road to remove The kgh wind since tie r a -. df
&c the snow upon the t-sek ana has become 50 Psek t
ns;Anx be accomplished shor OF re-aoTag By shovel
ing, sd ,sis q Tsry slew and tsdiozs opersiioa-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ARREsr.-Yesterday, Officer Pollard received
s,eier.Ph dispatch from Philadelphia STATING that party
who had committed robbery IN that city his war
to New lork, per the Philadelphia tram DESCRIPTION Of
bis dress hight and general appearance was also comnuu
eated On the arrival Of the train person Answering the
description given pointed cut BY Mr. s. Gregory
Jr Of JerSey City and arrested by Officer Pollard who con-
Quoted HIM before the Recorder where he examined
AID committed to await the arrival Of the party whose
stance he sted
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sEc1ND HOARD.
PanApsLpHA SALrs or Srocxs-Tu..dau

Jan B 'B.-f0U Hoard a go Loas Island r. r. 90is 40 10
l0 - Penn X tS 1900 sprins GlrirB g. ~ i0s 100
kensingoa W w o. ioo Penn. Btht ysrftova
r. % 100 Hsr-ours II r., s2as 20 " Bsns no. 500
Reed X H. t. 70,gt
sseosa Beeyals sen Ma, p'ss-rred ssa IS Sch Nav at
hnehl tR- 7sh % DO TsA s75 Iehsi, g5 sl5 Psea
So 80 sifo iehizh Mort =. iOl s4Oo0 a. g. 81 Igt
LoIs Il end r. lsfi 90 Penhysania r. 90 sissae
hannah Csns IL 81 go PhL sunbgry RR To- ~ Is 100
Morris Canal p 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
LADIES' HoMs Mission or THE NJ. f.

CHURcH-Wm Ross Wallace will deliver lecture az the
odeon this "wednesday evening for tbs benefit Of tho
WILLIAMSBURG Ladies Home Mission Of the NJ H. CHURCH.,
the subject q Peter the Great the Barbarian Emper
OF. and Sefcyilzed."
This society organized IN July 1882 and Rev Joseph
Law appointed Missionary. Through exartOns Of
these ladios and e,mmodious Mission Chapel hts
been erected Uni0n-avenuo, st OF g 800. Rei-
have been held al this church three tin
every Sabbath. Sabbath school has been Established,
which has been the Of doing mach good sld there
are present 1870 scholars, of whom in tho
habit OF speLding the Sabbath tho streets Il proposed
TO give of lectures at the Odeoh he first Of which
be gwen tis EVENING" TO aid them in their
Prise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

COMMON CoUscIL.-At the meeting of tho
Common Council Monday evening number Of petition.
presented and referred asking the privilege Of syas
down rail tracks through several Of the principal OF
the City.
conmunica tion from the Street Commissioner re-
csved and read foTbddny that Board from trcspa ng
Dlyislon-av.
The contract for the North Seventh-st improvements
awarded TO Swift and that Of building well and pump
the Of South Fifth and Sixthss 20 John Holt
communication received from the Street Commits
soDeT stating that lot might be bought which build
engiue- house for No g. for $50
resolution offered BY Aid Mserz, relative to the
removal OF james Brown and Charles Sherman from the
Office OF Bell-ripgen in the old Bell Tower, which
edoped and Michael Wash and Arthur Blssett appointed
m their stead Aer further business the Board ad
iOurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
MARRIED..

Jan Rev Dewey WI n. ct hs residence No s.
Chri-.rhsr n T. hs DAUGHTER JULIA OLDs WHITNEY to
M GRO o. ALLEN. OF 81 Louis, No.
So 81 Iocs p,p-r- p-,se coy.
TN Tue-day Dsra Chsrh ws.A,stys ssps-
BY Re, Dr. Ha;toa ALBERT JAr SMITH . SARAH seee.i
causAier % Nllafa W. Groe>oeeck. E.q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

hens rcr.cieS Co.to, rna i,fsrs.-, y
- 20 wafTnDsce, G. 10 IL Ea3srstspi tast repackei
S..s-H' e-,herla M FROM tie Nnlrscs 50 q u1s,and
80 10 WI have more less 81 rubbish in l. bssics
Sesles vertict 49, - "
U. s. NARSHAI!S OFFICE
% SSVsL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
Complaint having been made by Gan. Bsgvs,
esmsn q ire ship Tootbs IN. Cs,s Of ,8 B,y.
changing the espssin ard mae 4. sho,s ,',r.,
Psrsd sccSmpsnied y order Of .t.sAsa- !, the han Is
OF Deputy MARSHAL Rase ewtx Tn. aes.nfxrs M. ~.
found the officer attached ts-r tr,ks 49,, =. 80
conveyed them to the u. :. " .rshal's Oaise ~ ~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SpscrN rx,xa.
fore Judge DAILY.
France Rowing ACT stephan swins
Order appointing next friend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
SUPERIOR coURr-Befre Judge CAS'ssLL.

To recover $50 ON verbal agreement 10
eIeavate cellar IN Twenty st between sixth sad
S~venthav. IN MAY, 1851 The defence that rAe
done By the plsistf Cor Mr. Janice 3. GearwOrrh,
(Acsns ssesf, believe or Mrs Pei a1i b. order
OF dsendsnf- This denied. and order aEnea By
marx Of defendant witnessed By rhoaaAs Weea, vho
sid ne defendant make L. II favor Of paintf Mr.
Gi.ntwortk g the amount shown II aid hat
engaged IN other executions the vicinity
r he same party xr. G-atEorh did net sceeVt tos
der ara this SUIT Is bruasht. Verdict for plEnta $50,
u ForchauG snd l. Goupet Al. Martin ChKre.
To test the validity Of -vy esres VINE st No J-
Brosdwsy already rcf,ued 10 NeTcr Ter plAn-1s ya-
ing the properly :, ssS7;
Before Judge BosxoKrH.
Drvsuf at Fzitn Ferry Company.
To recover darnaEes collision between srTy boat -
ga .nd s,esrhoai Tempest THIS case aesy rsfsred -,
v1s gwen the Jury. Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
NARROW Esc.rr.-A few DAYS since an elder

ly lady named Betsey Baldwin. residing between Hicks
Vile and wesferbury L. L. went out eay in the morning
TO draw pail Of water from the we'll Ths earth surround.
ing the well IN consequence Of the rains
end abe Trecpitaed TO the bottom, distance OF 20
feet The family who had not yet risen attracted
the well by the extraordinary barking and actions small
dos, whore Mrs Baldwin was discovered. rope wa
lowered do which she fastened around her waist and
rescued from her perous situation with but Sigh, in
iuiy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
CIRCUIT cOURT-Be6ore Judge Roo.

Brewer byeeEsarzh sSt LEWIS sterhnz PEl.A<e.PaA
To recover + 700 and odd, alleged % be due,
in hIsree on sse Of quantity q repAcked Coon-tAe
def nsr 20 rich Wa tlri IL sid og sA1npe tafeasa
b-otsrS ard that aid sample imp'isd wtrrznteo- Aso
that there was an express tat sla Co.l1a
vh;ch Gstercrrfed 10 IL value SIS, Which they sex - OF
sc-t1i gave th6; plaintiffs might take a neat f1r
La zee eeerctng tina r dcn cd that there
EIsTsa.se, express or Implied The cot ehArssd Ia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
EItis stated that aha Maror (by rennestl

Will call extra meeting Of the Common Council for the
purpose OF considering the propety Of extending Hadsoa
and the ferry doek and also to discuss the subject Of
building q street below Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Call AccEPrED.-Rev Mr.. Smith. OF Oyster
fay, L. l. has accepted invitation eKfseded hi ~
the eorgresson Of the Middle Refrned Dutch Cha--h
Courts to become their Pastor He TO enter on his
suiiss the second Sunday in February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER AT
A. ! Deiatours formerly Lynch Carks,y 25i WaNtt.
1853. lam. Noon SPIN 6PM
Jsosary 2S...........N 81 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Q. ;. NAsSHALlS OFFICE.
COURT CALENDAR-rHs D,y

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 297, 8, 25S, 22S, 23i
iso S. 81 s. 6S %. 49, 100 1872 s.. 81 a. 50 80 81 "a
~ iT 81. 2is ,c2 ss So SS SO. sos so $40 ST.
CIscrIr Cousr-Nos 81 81, g. 40. L. II. TO- H. So 81,
a. s., 81. So
U. S. DIsrRicr CoURrNos a5, 80, 81 IS Sc, 81, 81, 70,
AZ 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
HloH PR1cE OF L,rp-Mr. Drnrr.s farm

at Astoria sold few days SINCE Tor 81 600 for the pur
pose OF being up into village lots The Suydan Farm"
beornDG Mr Boles situated little south Of Drurys
Containing IN sold for $50 eco for the sane pur
pose Mr. Hendrck.an disposed Of his farm situated near
the Flushing Meadow, for $4,000 being $500 per acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

ARREST or FEMALE FOR HIGHWAY Rob-
hEhY-A young English woman named Hester White was
arrested on Monday evening char sed with having
Mr. Pbinp Lewis Of Geneso " T. and robbed ri n OF ga
IN bank bills tappears that the compsnans passing
through Anthobyst, ard when the corner OF West
bfoed"ay was struck by the accused sud thrown upon the
pavement with 80 much force render b monentaly
lhsensibe TIE woman az he alleges then robbed HI
ana ran on he recovered aterwAd and started IN
pursuit overttking her before she had gone r She was
then arrested by Sergeant Burnhm of the Fh Ward Po-
nee end takeI before Justice Osborn who committed her
was not recovered The accused housekeeper No.
y West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
SUIcIDE.-The Coroner Yesterday held an

SUiciDE.-Ihe coroner yesterday held an
inquest upon the bOdy of Wster Jardne an English Sur
seon about ID years Of who committed sacies
day evening. At tho house No lS5 W.Ikerst BY
severng the enor. artery Of the Jht groin with
No eause assigned for the Of the set bas
II Is supposed that extreme poverty led him the fatal
resolution verdict OF Death BY Suicide rendered
By the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ Sheriff Downing, Of Queens County, has
apI ted Henry Conkln Of Jamaica Under Sheriff and
John /. Boyd, OF Astoria, Deputy Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
A TnIKvISs NEsr.-Capt. Ditchett. of the

Fourth Wsd Police, yesterday reported % Chief Astss
tie existence Of rePusei boarding lodging house IN
Cheuyst, which Is the thesg boys VINO paw f0
lodging IN seen goods, &c. One Of these Youngsters
caught on Monday .t entering le with ancient
looking Yankee clock in his Possession, which be believed
20 hsye stolen On seTching the house, 0her property
alleged 20 have been sforn found Capt Dteh.ts
tends complain the house OF disord.rly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-A German
nsmed Maurice Tegotan yesterday arrested by Ocsr
ker, Of the Seventeenth Ward warrant issasi By
JUStice WoOd, complaint OF Mr. Benedict jeEeer, o.
No 20 BOweTy. who charges him with the conn q
grand lAeeny. The accused ~ held to ava; exam
inatlcu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

Coon NoTros.-A correspondent suggests
that hose carriages sbould be provided with semi
circular apparatus for the purpose Of bearing hose over
the sharp of buildings to avoid the loss of
power caused by forcing water through the narrow
aperture or scarcely aperture at ALL rescued from
the heavy pressure of the column Of water from the
roof TO the engine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

ART IN THE WEsr-We have before Us two
Daguerreotypes taken in Galena Illinois, which speak
volumes in prsse of the progress Of art in the western
country They were taken by Mr.. A Hsslsr. One Is
that ola "Hoo.er Girl" of rare beauty. and both pic
lures show perfection of light and shade which may
fairly compete with the best produced in ser.
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
The following sales Of Stocks were made at
Charleston, z. C., on Friday:


Charleston. 2. C., on Friday:
s2eCG Georgia To- 1851 interest payable snnasIly ioai
100 Georgia t. 1872 interest Dsysole .leb4
10 Georgia Is 1873 interest psysble annually ...e5i
lote Georgia To- 1882 interest serst annually ....Is7
1890 City s. redeem4ble 1915 8Si
- shares South Western r. r. ana Bsnkinr Co. LII
% shares soats Western r. Il. and Banking Co...iist
100 shares United States Bank
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company have pubshed their annual rctort Of IL. A.
fairs for the year ending 3lst Deccnber lisa Tho
read was opened 70 JsDezyile on the 81 ln.t by q
branch road from Milton, eight miles long, constructed
under the charter OF the southsgn Wisconsin Railroad
Company The main road 10 snishei from MIwsakee
30 Milton, 62 miles long The hsue of bonds made 10
June last for 1900 600 at cent redeesble 1. 1862,
and secured BY mortgage Of tbs whole road FROM MI
wsuhes to Rock River, has been sll sold. The mort
gsge second for the fnst 2Oi miles for $4,000.
and hrst and only one from wsnkeshs to Rock River.
The earnings Of the road for the year ending 3st De-
eenoer, isJz, are. DO
Asd expenses 32,se 90
Leaving net earnings. ~, ts2 10
The working expsases are 43i y cent. Of the gross
receipts.
The amount expended during the year k sssssoo o.
Interest 70 ln Of January. .-...........-.. SeoW W
Total. .eSoI, $50 -
The cost Of the road p mile 70 ia svie u tho 'ow
rsts Of sl94a4 The cost Of the brssch TO Jsae~no
10 only ese ss ls exclusive of equipment, or el'U1
y mile.
me stock sn .erised IL. .os7 900 %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 7H369 81
Unpaid. ........."".-."....... fuoM IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

HARD SHE'LL SPuxK. - The Hard Shell
Committees are protesting sgainst the Recosni.
the pelavan Committee by the Tsmmsny ss-
The Sixth Ward started the bull The Fifth
Committee, which me, last evening at the Mari
aeuse. took no action Whatever on the General
1nis'ee squsbble The Hard Shells were in ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

CrrY acknowledgements petitions
for Rsruss presented the Common Council 1t Tho last
q trg was one o- jobs MeWsy and Others for PSiEl
rzils from the intersection OF Fulton AM Fro1t
ss Hdsun PARK Clssou. FlusinE and kent-svs To the
Getty re tie Of faro not to be than three eeats
TIE petitions were al referred