New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

Rec rder Recorder First Ward.-Wynant van nthl''
j, AdsrmSn Andrew Morris Assistant Second war;
John OothOuf Alderman Caleb 5 Riggs ASSISTANT
Third Ward.-Philp Brasher. Alderman Eoenszer Sc
vens Assistant Fourth Ward--John Bog-rt AIiernan
Jacob lie Roy. Assi-tint. Fifth Wsrt-J0hn l.; hi,sI
Alderman Robert Bogardus, Assistant sKta "srd-
Joshua Barker Alderman; GARRISON Crohu', Assistant
Seventh Ward.-Nange Minhorl, Aie1naai Henry be
On the 26hd,y Of Nav ammo Dom, ls)7 ani the eth
year Of the lndePencence Of the United States
BuiliiIg Ceumitee.Iolu Ooihou, Esq. Nynsnt 81
Zanot Esq; Philip Brlshsr Esq; Joshua BsrAe- Esq
haDgle Minthorn. Esq jacob lie Roy, Esq; Robert
Bogardus Esq Arch eci-John McCsmb, Jr. Carpenter
Joseph Newton M.sous-Anthoay Steinbeck. Anthem
Smith stone Cutters George Knox. Alex Campbell
Rord That the preceding inscription le engraved marble ad
tia; The Bod attend til Mayer Jag The soaihs- e'Ensi "
Rr'd T he Mayor draw TIE City Treasurer IL The an Of
In Common Council May o. 1903 Alderman BogeTt
Alderman Ritter Mr.. Stevens appointed Committee
70 regulate the ceremonies to be observed on laying me
coIn'r one Of t. new CRY Hall W.
Rard I, this Bosd the Chief Architect sna Master orS naa
~. fp ~, g. " m 81 80, he steu5er 81 -
ved attend The and thai the Superintendent be 70 uess1
The expended on this noble superstruCure were
in s03 s4o26O 3s in ls0 81 Ol2 6l in i-O5 s9o659o
in lsOs SIS 600 in 1901 si205 90 in lses, s35J99 Al
in 1903 S390J7 OF in 1870 S72000; in lsll, so'J)o 10
Isle, s90 PSI in 1873 $4,000; in lSi, s20OO-nang
the agg gate FIVE hundred and thirty eight thousand
seven hunor and thirty three dollars and forgive cents
Il little remarkable that ~ McComb the Architect
above mentioned died the day before yesterday At the age
Of 90 years.
TIE FERRY SArEs-We find in The Siatea E!asisr
the following schedule Of the Ferry property recently soi
BY Commodore Vanderbilt:
P,rsonai Property The steamboats, Sylph, Sa;.n
Islander Hunchback, and HuEuenot the lease nom -
Andrews Church. forty three yeas uuexpred ~ sl0OJ
This includes The Nautilus Hall property the stables IN tie
rear OF H. the market and the store OF Geo. w Chambers
The szing STR Ferry the other end OF the IL n9nd
Turnpike his title 10 the Turn pike nc such as - lhs
charter Of the Richmond Turnpike expired on the nr d4y
q April in pursuance of the eleventh section Of the
Actincorporarg President Directors and Company
the Fulton Bank in the City Of New York passed April
The water c. and whsrf buildings &C. at the termina
ton Of the turnpike at Tom pkin.y The annexed dil
gram represents the wharf at Tompkinsyle, with the
streets escing il and the adjacent upland Ii will be
that the broad street leading to the wharf from the
head Of Grlen It., vas originally within the prrchAseo t
tie Quarantine Grounds bu VA, thrown open 70 The public
By TIE II slth Commissioners Previous 10 the establish
meut OF the Quarantine on this island pubic road ran
along shore at high water mark but as this vas stopped
up by the Commissioners Of the ltnn Office IN locating the
Marine Hospital they laid public road the n0ftn
en- eastern and southern lines OF the Quarantine giving
the Staten Islanders three awful hills 70 climb over instead
If good level road This is one OF the blessings IN
tued up by the Quarantine for which our people are
ueibtT mindful nor grateful
Il will he remembered that certain parties in the name OF
the pie the State OF New lrk have endeAvorsd .
dispos.es the Richmond Turnpike Company and their sue
ctssors holding the steamboat wharf and have Oh
tanned certain judgments from which the defendants have
appealed. We suppose the new company nave also
ucusrly specified in the schedule y. ths Wal pfco'oi
be- compromised under tBe influence Of "ihe Of good
feeling which IS upbearng with the pubic arm the laad
bic rxertiOus ana zeal of the new projectors.
The new Company have al.o become the propreors Of
lie pier at htehall the ferry house fixtures &c, with
r,t or four years uuex red ground lease from Cor
ncra,ion Of York Il 81 go wear A-o tbs lease
from year to year OF pier No !, n H. ~ goo year
>Ao the right sutersnce, of running TO the NJ" Bright
Cd Factor vile and Snug iiaroor landings
They also the leases OF tho Nand@rpt dock ana
fixtures at $500 year for zen years with privilege OF re-
neWal.
Tfey are the proprietors in foe Of the Port Richmond
dock buildings and fixtures and the dock at the end Of the
KT,I t,r,rr.-At StqtLton.-"Ths Allen place, ga ok
screws not nolud,d) he Gordon House formerly the
r.sc,rc, at C. \audtrblts Ather) The Vanderbilt
House S'able Sc" This property lies contiguous and
rur,s from BAY u. 10 the Richmond Road.
Al A.r Brichi0n-The Belmont or Marble house. with
about eleven Of ground e very nose OF the snt
Aio strip Of land west of property Of Henry H. toun
tap and running from the Richmond Terrace 10 low water
mark the n4 at water being 9l feet in length aud
extending 70 the property late Of August belmont As0
the block bounded by Hamilton Jayst, W2 st. And
Rel mond Terrace Ais0. tract the sOuthery side of
Jaw running through 29s IT, inch. to Stuyves ant 81,
l # inch TO Suyvesantst to Sorthst, 2J It. on South
It to Jay ST. and 22l f. inch on Jay ST. AI'oa tract on
the norhery side ofJayst and running through ~ IT,
inch to the .ouhery side of Richmond Terrace T. Bays
5i- # Bay st to Jay's and 25J H. fronting on Jayst
n Mr. Henry HAYS Windsor Herald rcsileutnth City
SENDS s the following with regard to the head of the Brit
i,h Delegation to the New York Industrial Exhibition:
"Franci, Egorton first EIrl of Encsmer' Nscouut
Brackcy. lcroated s6l-youngcst son OF George Gren
vile Lovson Cover, MaVu, OF Stafford and first Duke OF
Sutherland by his marriage with Elizabeth Countess Of
Sutherland Baroness Srathuavcr lin her rght-bOu
in lsoo married s22 the youngest daughter Of Charles
FuIlc tre,lc ESQ Of Warwick, grand daughter, mater
nav OF he third Duke Of Portland graduated al Christ
Cir,h Oxford I'm l-aO whe,e he was second class In
Classics was T. for Betchingy in ls29 for the County
Of sutherland from ls.G TO 1880 for the Eastern Division
ri Ianca,hre from 1885 20 1906 Lord OF me treasury
l-a,. PIivv Counsellor of the United Kingdom. ls2s
CHIEF Secretary Of Ireland from January, l32' 70 july
l-30 and Secretary Of War from July TO November ESQ
was elected Rector of the University Of Aberdeen 1871
and President Of the A,ac Society. 1912 is Deputy
Lieutenant ol Suhoandshire he acquired considerable
literary distinction Lord Francis Leyi.on Cover; As
smCd the Of ESeftol l1) III leA o. i' PdtiV!hc
The P,rrage Of Ene.mcre'and Brackey were first ac
otirad bv Lord Chancellor Egcrou whose descendant
ce,ei he Dukcdom Of Bridgcwater tie estates of the
last Duke were inherited by his nephew lthe present herl
who obtained revival of these titles on the retirement OF
lie Peel Ministry in l-46 His son and heir Niscount
Brockv born s3 was NJ = for North Stllorhire from
10 To Feb married tie youngest daughter OF first
EMl ei Cawdor.
CORRECTION
Ts he Editor Of TIL. " Y. TriO1ae
SIR: There appeared paper OF the elst May inst
q paracraIh Viz: alleged larceuy-A female named
Mary Cas- was arrested by oheer Prince iona DAVIS oil
"he lower Police Court charged with stealing quantity
of clothing iewelry &C. to the value of $500 belonging
TO Mrs Barton &c Now sir, this IS it stands is
call Mated 10 do me very great injury. II il remain
planned ard when the charge was dismissed on last Mop
day am surprised you noticed it, Sir the facts
these this Mary Jane Barton aud hired from
furnished room for month. She was not long IN my
house before found ample iOr giving her nDtcs
Ia Quit The day herterm expired she cut and destroyed all
thefurnure that in her room belonging TO ne con
suited nv LAWYER know the best way Of making her pay
for wh.sbe had destroyed He told me there
srrg rers q Ike her and recommended 70 take her
- .n.1c ha for no sha al