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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

VALUABLE WATER PRrviLEGEs-fah CreeA' ~
s.,. With TO sere land will Be- sod without reserve -
"a .snt The water power capable N the dryess
tirs u eco pinds saa within bali mile u th
tom Of eco ntsbis8 Il a the head Of Csyuy Lake within
o na o the andns the ralfoAs from 0~eso Asbaro
eOns. within 20 Of the n pOni Few pace. he SAFE
rr,,eu, e.ter antsg for factories shs prsas ara
r.s.r mill pottery severn, snd yelling TIE sas vii
,o.qfvely t,ks p'scs -t Jay ,b- ctoa H''e
10 I,ascs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

The New York Central Railroad Co. have assumed tho
expense Of laying two miles of the improvement OF
Mr. Babcock In the application of Rubber under their
tracks intended obyiae materially present destruc
ton of rails and machinery and do away with the nose
attendant upon the motion Of the trains 1t to be laid
under Ribbards slide compound rail. We are informed
that Mr. Babcock has taken steps to secure his patent
England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10

CoRRrcrroS-O Our correspondent at Halifax in the hurry
Of preparing the report Of the arrival Of the steamship
Niagara at that port inadvertently wrote 10 O'Clock p N
instead of 10 O'Clock h NJ" which led into the
bunder of supposng that she arrived there on wednesday
evening She did not arrive till 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning and reached her wharf at Boston at abou, II
o clock Friday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER TO- 1853

EIGHTY Il under contract forthwith report way
hns rot been dOre. Cou1urred n
Noncurrinc Ei,h Board o. Assistants in resolution a.
prcyFar $500 for the p1Ip0ss o. iendsrDs i,e APP
.siies q fhs CITY 10 John Mitchell Esl This Bad sd
lertd 20 IL orEinal resolution.
The B0ard then adjourned 20 Monlay mex at oelo-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
MUSICAL

One Of the most interesting and beautiful Concerts yet
given BY NJ julien and his company az Metropolitan Hau
last night Besides the music Of Mendelsohn to the Md
summer Nights Dream which has higher claims - nspra
ton than anything else he wrote there was the venerable
ur.ic Of the composer Locke of Charles IL ime-the
chorus and solo paris being done by the wind instruments
The Musirous old English pusican should have presided
over such scene 10 Lear BIS obsolete forms rendered
with such purity massveness and majesty as Julens Or
chesra can give them Al the Incompatible solo playing Of
KONG svsue Wue and others was curiOusy displayed
in the witch solo of Macbeth and the gorgeous resonance
Of the brass department represented the crowd We trust
NJ Julien viii repeat this
Bv tie way. there IS preparing for Christmas night
the Performance Of The Messiah the vocal parts to be
doro by the Sacred Harmonic Society the solos by special
artists al the orchestra by Julens troupe This VII iorn
religious musical ovation Superior to anything we have
ever had in New York
In the Meanwhile NJ Julien win give abundant
novelties One thing IL certain that the more bis concerts
are the more admirable seem his interpretations Of
whatever Kind Of music and the more Incompatible hi'
players We are clearly Of opinion that the world never
raw the equals Of several OF his solo payers-and bow ney
being immaculate color sustain and poetse The whole mu
eal picture whether snsy or in combination, need not be
deested upon e. the logic Of such influences Is Gear The
Concerts Of NJ Julien are given SIX times week, with
steady variety Of detail
The OPERA Of TIE PRoPFET was performed last mgai
10 good house characterized by the lively Interest Thcn
marks the representation Of this work We have ALREADY
spoken Of IT so fully that do not feel II necessary 70
dwell longer this theme II would De wen we may re-
mark that Whenever manager says he WI close me sea
son on stated eyening-to do and account to re-
sumo whether new arrangements permit or not Let his
words be those of fate We disposed to notice fully
every work Of Lyrical Art ard as far as criticism can cal
attention 10 20 exeeert thing TIE Prophet to render
freely bat We are not disposed to tel our readers that tie
sesor vii close ard then fnd the last night Of the sea
con means nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-10
BoARD-oF srPERvIsoRs

FRIDAY. D1c p
quorum not being present, tie Board stood al 9ur,ei
until called together By the Mayor pEobasly Acndsy
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

shs be fined not exceeding ~, Thousand alIss . wv"
" the discretion 81 he Court -
TO- livery officer tre lgst section c1ulnfrnp p =.
sA.l Accept any sch sT sny promise or lni3r ~ =
mae ne safe under any agreement 5r -
M vote Opinion, Judgment G-lrn stft - tfHift
''ftDs et se % fivcn IN a,y rarca1r manner. or t
ay paft cnaf siae Of any question: mattel or ~
ceecng then Deudr winch may bv law be brought e
itre him N h;s Cf1cfs carac-v shall uoon CONVECTION b
for disqualified ron noldrg any public oce
sppc n-nt Under the Constitution o. Laws 81 this Sstr;
sts forfeit his Office sri shall b. punished nv i--s1n-
nor exceeding tve thousand dollars, both in the dscrc
ron of The Court.
SECTION The sad artice second ofii,e sr u hereby
further auerGed bv ADDING tee end thsr.of the follow.
ing sections sections thirteen ard Jlrtsen OF sai
title four
IS Every re-sOn offending sgAirs, either the p,vs.
ions OF secti6ns are aud ths article shall BE- com.
uetent witness agrst other person Offending n the
sane Transaction and be compelled - appear give
evidence before Grand jury ,uy Ccu- m the
manner ss other psuus but the testimony shSll
Dot be used n sny prosecution proceeding civil or ei
nal sgarsf the person 50 testifytng.
n ANY rersor offending IN TIRE LAST section - srei-
FED usy be indicted and tried Tor the same. m auy County
N which such osnse shall he committed or N -iy aion'
irg C0rrtv In anv prosecution for sucn o1erse, any
person shall retss or without INST omit 20 appear
either before the Grand Jury the Court accon; 20
TIE requirements Of any subpoena FOR that purpose oay
served upon MN or # any cOmpeent witness there pre-
shah when day required, refuse or omit 70 tey'2
Court n which s1ch prosecution shall be pentns nsy ~
addition any other punishment authorized by aw To-
crnr con.er Ut Court orer such person or witness %
he imurioned until he shall consent % sppear and TESTIFY
NAV in its discretion. order sny tria m which sacu
may testify 20 be suspended OF
postponed uatl the testimony Of such witness can Dc CD
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPE
n, ~ Editor Of TIE " Y Tribune.

TIyOLI, Thursday Feb. I, IsAL
On Monday two gentlemen came up from Bar
~ Town three miles below here, on the ice on the
Hudson River. When opposite this place they suddenly
came upon thin place in the ice, or an air hole when
their horse and sleigh was a. suddenly carried beneath
the ice the two gentlemen barely escaping after receiving
8 sever duckirg have Just been informed, from good
authority that of them the owner Of the prop.
ertv Mr. White. from Brooklyn, owner OF some or all
OF The Long Island Race Course He had won two
races yesterday with the horse and had been Of
fered 81 SEQ for him. but said he would no, take 3 OO
The ice ia quite thick and strong here, eNccp. where
there hss been airhoe and teams have been passing
over at a quick pace for several days. Wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
rzrThe following paragraph should hav'

~ The following paragraph should have
,ppesred come time since but was accidentally omit
ted Our readers will recolect that the case was h''
Iced in The Tyibuae in October last.
Mr. Frederic Leopold. a naturallzed citizen OF the
United States who lat was seized IN hanover
for military services due TO tie King thereof mas re-
turned 10 hs home In Charleston :. g. he spHes Ila'
he was seized at night and Immediately taken 70 prson
Uis baggage was searched, and all his money taheh
from him for time The keepers Of the PRISON gave
him only bsnke, for bis bed and only oread ana wa
Ter 10 eat lie sent for the American Consul put ne
said he could do nothing for him, and so Mr. Leopold
compounded the matter by paying $3.50 Tor SUBSTITUTE
The Charleston Mtrery. announcing tins iac says very
properly and periinenily ...,..r o;,;yor cot
Thus Il seems that though an American ci'zen, YET
ipsouuch ~ he erngrated 10 this country WltGout
be was still liable 70 serve in the army oil the hng Of
Hanover II seems to US that the time has come loT lhe
limited States TO take and maintain some position on
This subject II our naturelzed citizens are czehs "a
fact then il were as well that our war OF i5l2 Win
Great Britain Ind never been waged If such persons
are citizens Of the United States they should be pro,
tected az such they are not i IS time they shoU'd
Know il and at least dispense with the idle ceremony
and expense Of reDouncng all former allegiance, ana
taking the naturalization papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
COMING TO THE FAIR.

INDIANA, Jdny. Sttn, 1919.
r. re Editor Of The " y. Tribune;
| see that you are interesting yourselves, as
Won should do in the success of the Worlds Fair 20 be
hcldin your CITY during the coming Summer. Having
been conversant with the feeling OF several portions OF
the country in regard to 1t, feel lusned IN requesting
YOU 10 state the EXPENSE of attending IL. Travel "a
not now So expensive ~ formerly, hut still visit to
NeyyYoyk from the West and south Is no small matter
touer.ous Of Iimedmeans. Very many Will bedetefred
bv tbs consideration from attending who would gladly
be m hand were the expenses reduced TO- say one half
If mistake not the National Scientific and Medical So
cietes meet end the various Religious annyersaries
are held in New York about the same time, and doubt
not that ~ least three tour times % msny would be
in the ctv under reduction OF rates Will attend
if rates are continued at present By mentioning
this matter YOU will oblge An Old SUssCRIBER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ANOTHER FIRE.--letwcCn , and O'Clock
esrcriay morning ire broke in the house of John
y DESTROYED togctherNyth the contents The family
absent visit and 70 presumed 20 have been ST fire
Being without the limits apd about three miles distant
from the City II tl the fire companies did not succsed
rea hing the place until the house burned down The
Cet OF Police and Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
were however hand, bat being without AID could
comphsh but little. The damage sustained mg0unts 20
about lOtO insured to- S6t0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
Treasury Notes Outstanding.

Amount outstanding of the several IS
sues prior TO I'D July 1896 as per RECORDS ems 1 ca
this Office.
Amount outstanding of the issue OF "a 'u 1850 90
1916, a. per ditto. ....-..'.'. 80 1ar
Amount outstanding OF the sS1e o. @1-n 275O 90
iS<T as per ditto.
........ Sl2O,95l ca
n,daet cancelled notes IN the hanas o. "a
counting officers. al under acts pHor !" 81 aIy0 %
July. 1885,.
..., ele0sli 6f
T9tai''''''''''''''''' n SARGENT, Register
-r,,arvrv Dfya,fnSrf
'p.1,.,,y 4 once Febrpavy !, 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

"SEsDiSG ONE TO CovESTRY."-The best
exclamation of this expression thai gyeuin the Beauties
ofEnsland and Wales" vol. ~ part II, p l68 The M
habants coventry formerly most decidedly avers
from any with military quartered within
their limits female known to speak 20 man 10 scarlet
coat became directly the object OF town scandal so ngdy
indeed did the natives abstain from communication with
all who His Maestys military commission, that 9TH
ses were hele confined to the nterchanges Of the mess
ROOM tud in the messroom the Of sending man
10 Coventry you wish shut him out from society,
probably originated" Notes and Queries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
Thing. In Philndelphia.

cofrespondcnct q The \. 7. IFIbube' . -
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, FEB. 8, LS'3.
Sufficient testimony has been collected to mi
,,;ea,e the two Young men, Cape and EInmos, Tno
have been committed to the charge OF % -
ing soohan a. the right The testimony or. .n9
the authorize. this morning, in ths case
The weather to-day is remarkably fine a
reqlar Nay day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
SUPREME COURT-spEcI,L TeRn-Before Judss
MITCHELL
u,eob L. goy a.. Roscrt w. Lowber

ItcDD IL Roy az hD0Fft ~ i<v"p-'-
Suit in equity as 10 alleged agreement on dis
solving special partnership FOR To manufacture Of lead P?s
and the paIehsse and ,ae Of lesd ke y vas e9sr.ed By
snfh n Sir l. had stated tho a~sets SI lie "A w.s %
have n co and ai-o thai there had been msst>ments
made ~ Mr. L. &C. After the dissolution sst va,
brought b. NJ rzanst Mr. lie X IA tae Superior Court,
ard tfied, o. % some uaebinsry
In lbs eas which ss argued and noticed come weeks
srce Judge H. rencesed deczon this torgnooa yns an
opinion rsfeung the details Of the Gaze, and CONCLUDING
follows. 90 "a. ~.
The pinfia cannot obtain The rssf which hs sSs 10 ths
acton w. the reform Of TIE agreement " stn APfi .
ION this point .s Court aid II there had BEEN
t4tsou spofen o. and il would appear there Lsi 49,
have been scod defense IN the sas 81 Jaw 20 - g..
III INTO a court o. equity ~ - - ss,.,,
o- ID " eek il IN motion for new tfis IN sN
Ccun.l =. .ns.sS fraud In the fo,.
The other grounds Of relief ". s ra,sp~n, Of J.p 4
ne 10 ~ ean.iderse and could ROT Be 'snsd h
cChp az - - se OF seetinr redress, he ought not To
w ~ asI.odssts costs but each psTJ must pay he own
scS;s
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lAaNtfif~'nlrfAI
To Pay. or Nor TO Pay Thar Is rHT QUEs.

roNWhether It's better to pay the full piss an arti-
Gle OF Dry Goods when you get the ecle, sny
a. GOOD, at COLUMBIAN HALL. No. ISL tAaa g.. half
pnce The new invoice OF pure Irish Linens sshY
With salt water variety o. Linen >rtnes
Pillow Cssinss Shseiings Satin DAmssk Table Cloths sod
Nepsu Birlsve aud Scotch sper Hncssbuck ani Plnn
Toweliug-aii OF Which . warranted ee from dtniSe
STAIN in texture or co'ors Also 30 pieces Of rch PLAIN
Black and Pisn and Cham Silks. inyocri 2. &C
81 s. viii be offered &c IS sSc All Eo0is snd pack
AGES sent sny distance within miles OF the city fee OF
expense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

PosTPosED.-The continued indispOsition Of
T. GorTscHALE renders pos,Ponerneut Of his Con
cert unavoidable Instead Of this evening L viii be
given on nezf Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
rmr Ar Sac HARnoR.-On sunday morning

asi broke IN the carpenter shop OF j. {. Crowe.
he Seq Hatbor Village t. which DESTROYED. ther
with on adjoining barn and carr seh3usc, The loss
tanned amounts about $40; insurance. Tho flames
also communicate 20 the house OF Cap Edward Hleth,
which was likewise burned DOWN lie insured for SEQ
in tie Howard Insurance Office, about half the extent Of
h. loss Several other buildings caught, but the n,mrs
were gushcd by the villa, gers before much additional
q mage hsa been done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

THIRD PREsBYTERY OF NEw-YORK. - The
Third Presbyery Of EewYork, az their recent session
elected Rev J. W. C. Pennington D D. Pastor Of the
Prinoest. Church Moderator, for six months. The
Committee appointed to organize German Presby-
terrain Church TO worship in the edhce Of the late
Brsinerd Church, in Rivngtonst, reported that they
had organized, on the 10Th Of December, church Of
fortythree members, and ordainedtwo elders and two
descons to watch them. call from this church
and congregation for the pastoral services OF Rev
Henry Toelke was laid before the Presbybery. The
Presbytery resolved to proceed TO his installation next
Sabbath evening. Rev A. D. Smith Is 70 preach the
sermon; Rev 6 l. Prentiss to deliver the charge to
the people and Rev. r :. :. Dickinson that to the
pastor IL view Of the low staie Of religion, it was re-
solved to recommend to the churches under their care
to observe the first Thursday Of February as day of
fasting humiliation and prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
Rnw A Dntchmnn. a resident G

Row.-A Dutchman, resident of Jersey
CIV lies seriously M from dangerous bruises received
MoIcay eYening last Thatched Cottage Garden. IL
sateC be entered qnOrsnop the above place. and
after dnnhing Freely got into qulrre with party who
srUck hun the and split 10 from top bottom.
gem raj eusued IN which ten twelve engag d.
which broken by the police who secured the person
that assaulted the Dutchman. lie 1lsrlrd released
how through whose instrunentaity II is not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

BIRTHS AND DEATHS AT SEA.-The ship
Splendid, from Hsvre. arrived at this port yesterday
alter passage of - days, having board FL passen
gers, among whom seven deaths and six births
CURED during the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

~ A lecture on the subject, "The Lega-
ccs Of the Past" delivered last evening the lecture
Of the First sbyteran Church by Rev Mr. stOus
OF Brooklyn. The attendance wss good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

GAs-GaS Fixtures. of new and antique pat
rrs NAV be found the Manufacturing House Il
ARCRER WARNER 4 Co, No SO Broadway Oar design
ard modeers constantly producing new patterns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

INVESTIGATION RELATIVE 70 THE CHiRGEs
RECENTLY MADE AGAINST Police OEEICEH Of I'--
ELEVENTH NAED-Policemsn henry VIZ
who few days since charged VIII having
pawn tickets which represented stole" properly sA1
also with retaining in his possession ca oas
which had also been stolen, yesterday HPPef oe0fe
Justice Welsh for me purpose Of explaining 'ne Hi
ter He stated II relation 10 lis possession Of 'ae car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

~ The Hudson River Insurance Company
sustained no los by the recent fire in Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
Az INTERESTING SlGHr.-A party was given

last evening the house Mr. w A. Beecher, No. Oi Hen
ryst IN inOTaOD OF the birthday of one OF his
children upon which occasion there present about -
htic girls and 90 boys, all pletty alfred The time
r d IL singing aud other entertainments suitable for such
6 assemb and the proceedings terminated agreeaby
to all Der o adults invited 70 be- present TO
wtLt 81 the interesting spectacle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04

In vain 70 me the Sphinx propounds
The riddle of her sights and sounds
Back sui the vaulted mystery gives
The echoed question il receives
What sings the brook Whist oracle
Is IN the Pine-tree's organ swellf
What may the winds low burden be,
The meaning OF the moaning scar
The hieroglyphics Of the stars,
W cl0uded sunsets crimson berst
vanly ask tor mocks my skill
The tl1ck Of Natures cipher sill.
Turn from Nature unto men.
J ak the styius and the PEN
What sang the bards Of Old What meant
The prophets Of the ORIENT
The rolls Of buried E-yp., hid
In painted tomb end pyramidl
What mean Id1nea's arroxy lines,
Or dusk Elors's monstrOus signsi
How speaks the primal thought of man
From the grim carvings of Copani
Where rests the secret Where the keys
OF the old death-bolted mysteriesl
Alas the dead retain their trust;
Dust hath no answer from the dust
The great enigma still unyuessed,
Unanswered the eternal quest;
] gathered Up the scattered rays
OF wisdom in the early days,
Faint CLEANS and broken, ike the light
OF mete0rs In q northern night,
Betraying to tie darling earth
The unseen sun which gave them birth
listen TO the sibyls chant,
The voice Of priest aud hierophant;
know what Indian Kreeshna saith,
And what Of life and what of death
The demon taught to Socrates;
And what, beneath his gardenfrees
Slow pacing, with dream-like tread,
The sOlemn-thoughted Plato said;
Nor lack tokens, great or small,
OF Code clear light in each and all,
While holding with more dear regard
The scroll OF Hebrew seer and bard,
The starry pages promiselit
With Christs Evangel ovcr-writ
Thy miracle Of life and death,
0, holy one Of Nazareth
he quaint simplicity and tenderness of the
wing lines remind one Of the JUNCTION as
as the rhythm Of some of the Catholic
of the Middle Age,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
Accrpvxr-Mr Thomas Bell member of

Adkirss RrsSs Rand while At TIE CIV Assembly Raous
en- WEDNESDAY ight accidentally gtU tAruug1 tran Go5r
distance Of sb0at 20 fe,t sni severely iaIer'd
hcugh ~ homes broker lie taken 60 tle -FOUR
eenih Ward Station House where Ne attend 4 ~ nt
jackson ai'eT which be conveyed his place o
dorce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
ScALDED 70 DEAru.-Au innueSt WAS W.,

ScALDED 70 DEArH-Au inquest was yes
terisy hedhy COrorer Gamble the hoase OF Mr. Johu
Noble OF 2h-st ard 9hsv. upon the boiy 81 a
.innt4 months Oh, OF Mr.. Nohie who's death vas
caused hy scaids Ii appears that elder chd nvirs
with the deceased when the latter il hsckwsd INTO tlh
efho wster ani severely saGrd thai died IN tho
course Of few hours The jury rendered verdict OF
cidtntal death.