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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAIs
p.o.eO, EDWIN J. BRows Esq, President III the
char, and Al members. r-,ox
y,. srr1y-Preambe, stating that the Ton' iS
T the Contractor removing the rG ,ss cdHToe
the Vanderbilt ho1h he has paid the removal Of
report By what &S c rSnDIlty ne on wharvs
' By 'sft ot The CHIEF he h 1a S sS
charge Of the apparatus and Tct bs assault made upon
and Ladder Company No. evening sH is July shall have
S EssGs es%Sa Fire Up tsa
SE E,ssrs.nSS s :ids 70 ss
MS wsie s by which cellars Allen ss r. Ss romsde
made useless; and that the difficulty that the sub
~; ~ de rfferreS to the Committee on Repairs anu
20 examine and report To said COMMITTEE oco r,nor
" L. 81 MA1uIl,-Thal the C0nul.es 9A u''-- ~
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
4 CORRECTION.

T. he FGifr, If The v l. TTibsns.
SIR / have often regretted the unnecessary severity
with which The TRIBUNE comments on the conduct OF
rerons whose chief one that they DO not agree with
YOU IN opinion For instance, do not think you are fair
TO the Hon. B. f. allctt of Boston in the comments you
made today upon his conduct in the Burns case. have
not before heard that it through his influence that
BuInss finally refused TO sell him after having
sgreed so to do and have yet TO any evidence that
Mr. Hale is in favor of slavery in the abstract will
ever agree to the revival Of the slave trade Why them
should he be branded as an nsolent hypocrite
Your obedent servant ADENocRAr.
L. Tr
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to the expedency Of Supplying 20 the Legislature for
act authorizing tie Common Council to borrow, on bond
moneys TO be applied to paving and to designate Winch
some Of the principal thoroughfares with block pavement
Adopted.
ORDINANCE.
by Mr. MATHER-Ordinsnce that persons shall keep
below One Hundred and Sixth any swine, under the
penalty Of e. per day for each swine kept Adopted
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. JACEsOY-Of Hose Co. No. 25 for a new hose
carriage To Committee on Fire Department.
BY Mr.. NoRTH-Of Harris Smith BY his agent j. y.
Watson: that alleged agreement purchase Of him lot
One Hundred and Twenty -thirdst. be carried To
Committee on Finance.
REPORTS
OF Committee on Lands and Places, relative 70 Of
delay IN opening public square al the junction Of Third
and fcuTihavs. and Sixth and Seventhsts stating that
the hens Of ~ S'uyvesant interposed objections TO the
confirmation Of the report The matter decided in
superior Court IN favor Of the City but the heirs have
carried the case, appeal. 10 the General Term The
Committee ask to be discharged Laid the table 20
be printed.
OF Mr. Beakey minority Committee on Railroads al
we're TO resolution that the Harlem Railroad Company
csccnnue running steam engines below Forty-secOnd-
81, and reasons therefor with resolution that the Com
Iany their engine house from west side Of Fourth
widen the avenue between ThirysecOnd and Thirty
fourtfst twenty feet within fix months and doing
they be authorized 70 locate their engine house upon
the block recently excavaed by them the .ide
Fourh-av between Thiry-third and Thirty fourth-sis.
Ibid on the table, to be printed.
OF Committee on Law Department, with resolution
recommending that the Committee Ordinances report
ordinance for organizing Bureau Of Arrears in the
Department of Finance pursuant to act Adopted.
PETITION.
BY Mr. II. Smith, of members Engine Company No 81.
10 have hearing before the Committee Fire Depart
ment in relation 10 charges preferred to difficulty with
Engine Company No. 10 and also that inquiry b. nsu-
ted TO whether charges made by Engine Company No.
and Hook ana Ladder Company No. against No. IS
have been Withdrawn withheld. To Committee Fire
Department.
INVITATION.
OF Major General SANFORD to receive the honors of
marching salute in front Of City Hall on 9Th July Ac
copted.
Tie Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon at
four . clock.
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THE BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

July
Judge Hoar to-day in his charge to tie Grand
Jury alluded to the recent attack the CoutHouse and
other circumstances arising from the and rendition
Of Anthony Burns. He said the Fugitive Slave Law was
binding upon the citizens Of Massachusetts, like other
laws which had the sanction Of the State and United
States Supreme Court and that to obstruc the law was
clearly guilty of riot g. In regard the action of the
Mayor in deegang very responsible powers to the mill
a his HoI or held that such proceedings were not legal
The civil power is first and its proper representatives,
must be the ground and give personal direction when
riot is threatened and resort to military aid deemed
necessary
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CHOLERA At I'VE WEsT--IHe ZaHcsrHe % Cogrier
has reports from Toledo Ohio informing them of the
afu fatality of the cholera at that place. One report
puts the number Of d, aihs, in one day. at 80.
Several cases occurred at Pittsburgh. Pa. on Friday,
creating considerable alarm among the citizens.
At Independence No, p deaths reported in all.
No case had been reported during tie orty-ezht hours
preceding the 2ith ult.
Tie fosisriHc Courier learns that the 93d ut 4
deaths occurred in family residing near Oregon Mercer
County The attending physician residing near HI Do
RADIO was violently attacked the next morning and died
the foo wing afternoon.
Al Nashville, Tenn, deaths took place during the
foryeeht hours ending the eth ut The disease Is
sbang.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSDAY.-Nether the Mayor MOI the Recorder being
present. the Board could not proceed to business but after
receiving three four petitions and communications, ad-
iourned TO Wednesday next
The latter were from the Superintendent of Public
instruction stating that he had selected Alice Mccormick
oI nomination pupil for the Institution of the Deaf
and Dumb; also that the quota of the City and County
Of New for the 100000 School money TO be raised
for the State is s257 GIG, less its proportion OF said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

SLAVES FOR KASsAs.-The following paragraph IRON
The arkansas Integenoer shows the feeling with "hcn
the settlement Of Kansas regarded in the northern part
Of that State:
.We hear Of some talk among farmers about ge,,
ting up a company TO 90 to Kansas. We hope they WIN
do so and take their negroes along. The South oVsl
make AN effort to secure slave State out OF this teroy
Arkansas is especially interested. IL Kansas becomes
free-soi State farewell to slave property IN
Arl
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DELEGATES TO HARD SHE'LL STATE CON
TENTION.

Nrw.YoRx.-2 Councilman John Clancy OF the SIXTH
Ward is the Syracuse Delegate; Mr. Clinton OF the Ihrd
Ward il Alternate.
CHYSASGo Co.. Burr b. Andrews.
Madison Co.. jeremiah Cooper.
WsHISGros Col. DIR. Oliver Cook. 2 I. W. ia
visop
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TILE CATHOLICS OF CINCINNATI.

CEcNEAII, Monday July 3, 1884
1t having been reported that the Catholics would carry
Objectionable flags in procession Tomorrow, and tronble
being apprehended, Archbishop Purcell publishes card
this afternoon, assuring his felowcitizens Of every de-
nomination, that is not the intention of the Catholics
carry any Objectionable flag, sign, embem and that
they will not attach Cross TO the American flag
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DEATH OF FATHER RICHIE.

WAsHIsGTos, Monday July ,, 1884.
The venerable Thomas Richie Of Virginia. formerly Of
The Richmond Enquirer and The Washington Union,
died in this city to-day.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ROXBURY, MASS.


fire occurred on Wa'hingtonst, Roxbury, this morn
ing destroying six wooden buildings mostly occupied as
dry goods stores. The principal sufferers are W. A. Ba-
con Dexter Dana VIM. Gill, Harlow & Bunker, and j.
b. Young. The loss is about $40 600.
The weather here is extremely hot to-day.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
,sei,i D.pateh 70 TIE n Y Tribune

Special Dispatch TIE N Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, July g. 1854.
The District-Aaorneyship remains in sfa'a guo The
Administration speak kindly of young WEsTERooK but
think of heavier caber is needed for so respon-
" sble position"
You not be surprised If the resolution to adjourn on
the 18th Of August be rescinded. Democracy is afraid
return to the People without doing any thing but nqu,y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

Az ANCIENT MAINE LAw.-Among the ancient Germans
some two thousand years ago, there was tribe nation
called the Suevans, who would not suffer wine to be
brought into their territory because said they it encrvaes
the mind and units the body for exercise or labor Yet
these men were cassed among babarans by the Romans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

NV wpr,r-The first lot Of new wheat was receives
w w " Earin of the United States Mills; IL
"ss from Trenton ILL., on the Ohio and Mississippi ka
road The lot is small but the neden. !. RSspr
reptt:eaied Is good. ls'' L'U4' II r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

The QuarterCentury celebration Of the settlement Of
the village Of Kalamazoo Mich, came off June a. 1t
was very pleasant affair. Ex-Gov Ransom presided,
and Col. i. W. Curtenius delivered the Grafton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04
CONVICTED OF BEING ENGAGED IN THE
SLAVE TRADE.

In the United States Circuit Court to-day Casper Her
man. master of the brig Gamorgan, which vessel was
taken the Coast of Africa by the T. s. brig Perry and
sent here convicted of being engaged IN the slave
trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-04

The time for receiving proposals for the purchase of the
The Main Line Of Public Works Of Penns ylvania expired
at noon yesterday and bids made sale can
now be made without further legislation.
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Vice Chairmen.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
NJ H. GRINNELL. X. n. HAvENs, ALFRED PELL,
THO MCNAmEE, JOSE ANLzzANi, u w pt s.,
WA O, BRYANT, SIGIsMuND KAUFMAN Uh9H@h
Ions A KtNc NJ TOMPKINS W. f. WITHIN
JoYN Jay j. ACMULLEN,
MEMBERS.
A C. Fsee William V. Brady, e. Higbse,
49, " ss~,a,,r Daniel Lord Charles King,
John Paine A. j. Shuiz Cyrus CuIt$,
1oIn N ID IT Marshall William Whtl0ck, Jr,
T. .. ss' ~ y"nns Icbn Fadie Henry Ward BeecheT,
r Eei. r. 1,cIeT Jobn Y Williams Thomas McElrath,
IT,. 4, n Miller Charles l.. Whitehead,
geb.ef Fre,ctt H. IBryapt Nathan Bangs,
Iohn NJ esson Joseph Blunt a. q. Phelps,
yohn sie P IsnIy r. Dawson Charles H. Marshall
Robert Emmett T. X. Mnturn, Dayd Oyphanti
t tts.ia i Al" osenh Hoxie d. NJ Graham,
~ 10 S,;".n I'm I Phelps Thomas Vermilye,
Jon J. Coddngton, William Tucker, r. u, nHIoW
Tho. Adds Eqraet Zebedee Cook, X a. noe
f u.o pn,,s- a;.orse IA Williams, T.. III. Chaplin,
, Iowa. Wism Surpes john \. ButterwOrth
smith Lawrence William Il. Whiting, John I. simpson,
samuel Leeds James MeClaye.
tn f;onds of this in the several counties are
respectfully recommended to procure as many signatures
az practicable within reasonable limit as to tme to the
following Call for Mass County Meetings. and when COM
pleted to have it published in all the local papers, ana
otherwise freely circulated throughout their DISTRICTS and
TO send copy, as published, by mail to
JAMES NJ BOYD No 50 Madenlane New W. 4 ON r
Secretary OF the ~ \ En- ,oh'
The daily union., 1854-11-18
PROCRsA AMATIOn.

The board Of common council Of the CITY
o washington adopted November inst the following
preamble and resolution
whereas We recognise with grateful the usro,ss Of
.nd ana osnsaosn rfovdsnce BY which blessings ne
every
and feeling me .ossma obligation Of Christian
turning our heartfelt thanks to the Supreme Ruler
for these nssumab'e b'e.singsi be II, therefore,
Hsso'esd BY as board Of aderss oouwetl
the city Wash"ston, That the mayor be- he is hereby re
quested 70 set apart day BY proclamation inviting
ants OF this CITY 10 abstain from their and
clergy be invited
appropriate in this public evidence gsuude
Cordially approving foregoing. special rccoxn,uou of
The remsrksbe health enjoyed by this Aung year.
the pestisnce that waketh sruy
OF sister eiss DO hereby apart Tsday
sAe ad Of Nopeber last" day sgvng praise
mighty God.
urge ali invite
them me strangers temporarily among
holy religion, OF respective congresaons
unite in this ubiies Of great all Good And
while acknowledging exercising
uoR for past Offences enabled bes~t and
Invoke the Divine and
public relations blessings Providence and grace also
country.
Given under hand the mayors Office city Wash
r.. sl ns,oa, this i7rh day Of November 1854
SILAS II. HILL,
Acting Mayor
Nn,p.
The daily union., 1854-11-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


hereby following described
United States thai this department prepared
hereof 10th Of No
portions sucks amounting the
a3,S40 hereinafter
toned, TO wit;
contingent compeion within The amount stated
will be order Of time in which said stocks
offered The certificates duly assigned 10 the Usied
the thereof must
department. the receipt WHEREOF
price paid compounded Of following particulars
par value, specified in each certificate
Of the authorized by the act Of
redeeabe November 49, 1855, Of cent The
OF is4a redeemable 3-' De
of the stock Of the loans authorized
by edeemabe the former the 3ss
December Goth June 1888 OF 10
authorized by the OF 1859, and
dceabe 3s December 1884, Commonly called the Texan
indemnity > per cent
j. Interest the ot each certificate from the Let OF July
the Treasury, with the
allowance m mossy Of days
~ addition.
Payment viii be ade in drafts OF the Treasurer OF
the ~ Boston, New York,
or Pbiiadsphia, the parties may direct
will be entitled the benefit Of This notice
actually Treasury before the
day Of November nert.
JAMES GUTHRIz,
Aug N--dtaeNovif Secretary of the Trensnry.
The daily union., 1854-11-18

Franklin Pierce, Presderf Of s United States amera
may
satisfactory evidence having exhibited
seenwk consul OF the Netherlands for he Wisconsin
appointed Netherlands ALSO
Michigan Territory Minnesota reside Newport,
Wneonsn, do hereby him such, and declare him
IRE. and enjoy functions powers privileges
allowed Of
United States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be made
pateut United States be affixed.
city Washington, The 18Th day
rL November d. 1854, aud Of independence Of Uni
States Of America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President.
". l.. NANCY, Secretary OF State.
The daily union., 1854-11-18
LOC AL N EW y.
educa ted.

AS ELEGAsr ESgArEWe take pleasure in calling
tioa advertisement in the Union of sale place
ON the 9th proxmo, of property within two miles of this
city which the advertisement Justly called Elegant
Estate"
In company with tive friends, yesterday Wis
tied testoe, The suggestive of warmth, comfort,
and the delights of social intercourse. The admirers of
Scotia's bardthe immortal Burnscannot hear the word
without feeling the most pleasurabe emotions The house
commodious, substantial massive, and superb one and
water of temperature be introduced any
from the ingenious and costly erected at the
romantic and picturesque creek running through estate
The grounds aeautifU Nature has lavish in her
vQT aaa the hand of Art make the knol the lawns
and the forests display grand and imposing
Our descriptive inadequate do simple justice
to the magncence Of the from the o the
son We beg leave to refer readers the advertise
Some gentleman Of refined taste and ample fortune
will doubtless become the possesaor Of this property which,
in beauty and grandeur will avorably compare with any
raj residence in the country.
srgA srkAa EsorSEs.--Among the strangers
present visit the city are E. K Collins James
Murphy and VIM. H. AspinwaI, esqrs all of New York.
Mr. Collins and Mr. Aspnwa known be gentlemen
great enterprise and extensively engaged the steamship
interest. Mr. Murphy of the famed sFuton Iron Works
has Just completed his for the engnea Of the
rgate Niagara, being built in New York He is
gentleman of greet worh and distinguished for his pro-
fessonal skill,
rHASKsdfcISG DAy.-The mayor of Georgetown has
onmended that the 23d proximo be observed day Of
thanksgiving and prayer by the good people of that vene
ted town. and the city authorities of ahngton have also
commended the observance Of the same day Setting apart
particular day of the year for Thanksgiving New Eng
land CUSTOM which has been adopted by of the States
OF the Onion II priced by all, and haowed in
the affections Of all New Enganders.
WfSTEn.-Tbe weather is of the wintry order but it il
seasopable and bracing.
DIsTrsouIsHEp srRASoEas.--Mayor Westervet Lorenzo
b. Shepard and Isaac Fowler esqrs Of the city of New
York, arc on a visit to the city.
KuNKEL rRoupE.--Ths celebrated troupe have revisited
the city, and they expect to entertain crowd at the Ma
onal Theatre Monday evening This company is very
popular with citizens and their laughter moving delin
the sable members Of fail to elicit
the plauds of the auditory.
The daily union., 1854-11-18

but had no from the Decatur and It is feared sh
met with some accident The steamer arrived oath at
O'clock in quite leaky eondton-repored fifteen inches
water per hour
The FIRST wHALgaAs.The Boston Journal in its anti
quaran researches has discovered that the first
VINO killed whale upon this coast VIM. Hamilton,
native OF Scotland who in early life settled ON Cape Cod
but being prosecuted by the inhabitants who dea
In evil spirits he consequently removed Rhode Island
and hnaiy TO Connecticut where he died in l74s,
advanced age Of l03 His six children died the follow
ing ages Joseph So David TO- BENJAMIN upwards of 90
Eliza s3 Thankful lO2, Mercy SO.
AT last accounts there 40 cases of yellow fever
Franklin, La.
daily line of coaches is about to run between Wash
ingon city and Upper Marlboro Md
George Washington Lafayette son of the brave General
Lafayette, Is sojourning in New York
The ship Conqueror, which arrived at New York on
Wednesday from Liverpool lost forty of her
during the voyage by sickness
Mr. Campbell the members elect to the South Car
ona house of representatives died in Sparansburg village
the 9Th inst
W. Ashby has been convicted at Richmond Virginia for
aiding in the escape of slave and sentenced the pen
tertiary for five years
POPULATION or MIcHGAsThe deputy secretary of State
OF Michigan, Mr. Rodney r, Gibson esq publishes table
showing the population Of that State 1t 5o6e9sbeing
an increase of l0s 733 in four years.
letter in the New York Journal of Commerce dated
San Francisco, October "a states
An effort is being made with the large wheat
growers of State to charter clipper ship and load her
with 10000 bushels wheat and barley for your city Many
farmers have already into the arrangement, and
agreed to ship 25 per cent of their crops the freight OF
which per bushel will be about 30 cents say
per lb which, at present New York rates. it is thought
will leave small margin for profit and at the time
help our own prices"
Isaac Touissaint LOuverture of the Hayen negro
general of that name died lately at Bordeaux where he
in receipt of liberal pension from the French govern
ment He did not go by his family namefor what
is not stated When youth he France by bis
father with his hafbrother Placidc LOuverture be
educate
The daily union., 1854-11-18
BY .. c. McaUsME, Auct.oneer.

BY y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
FURNITURE ANA EFFECT5 OF A FAMILY DECLINING
housekeeping "wednesday morning, November 29d, at
o'clock adjo The kkwood House, shall
furniture and effects Of gentleman declining honsekecp
ing, comprising
Plush covered psor chairs, rockers
Chintz covered lounges, easy chairs
Mahogany and side ables
Cane and wood chairs bookstana
Marble top side tables, dining mhles
mahogany secretary aud bookcase
DO bedseadw bureaus
Wardrobes, washssands, toilet set
Mattresses, aud pillows, bedding
Window shades, curtains, oilclo,t
Carpets rugs, mating, harack
Fine English hall CLOCK
Handsome dga5 cottage snte, &c.
general assortment of kitchen utensils.
Terms. 15 that credit of sixty and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAZZ G. MCGUIRE,
Nov lS-d Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1854-11-18
BY ). c. MoaUIRE. Auot,onser.

DuBLic SALE OF AN RLEaANY EsTATE.-on Wednesday,
aa s aaa s eo q Is .a os as III ''' sell
This property .aa,sa in Wsnnsoa county Dl't', y @ Of Co
s whs !. .eI and substantially fenced sad property i divided
en poioa consss aSoa, 100 acres and The hoa.e
" a as S Ss sa s &
cousn dying Of i4th stree aad Pney
eaa"y road 8 pecs on The norh about oSsha mile
% Une s naa IAN
This surveyed and d,dsd i.,o sites
asneSs al which aSrndany BY pure usias
house. large barn, cocrb stabns cows,
and shed. for arm,ns uens sc .stns, WIN &c.
In The 10 Of this his r. n:s been
wud. city washington apd Poonsc
cultivated wood laad each In The p. Of The
rosd Of the villa si,s:
,as years improving smnehins property
every "b-au'aIy has been combined with taste and
The Sdansion (Which entirely new,
&C ea Eng north Of the farm side bounded
Of Cot William scden north and wc.. BY rnsy Br..c
dwelling itain The limit. o. the District s
depths o from 30 to % feet ta III
.ss s x a sss % many
parts Of washtnson osethsr with Of
s pao as feet dining
pa s' an% y s@s Win bs
apa1men se Aso ahsss and airy roo" IN the third
hail. pau"y, Kitchen, chamoers, aud dressing
abundanty supplied cold
situated about 40 yards from the dwcuHg
capable supplying 700 eaoDs spring diem
spring from which supplies Of waisr furnished
by oft wheel attached 10 i a'so
The largest and pures spnss TO be ound IN The District being
length twelve width and
bic sspyng at eas, my aors ., wo,er per mnus OF o
gallons the varies IN summer
but little for that attained in winter and during the s"ur
~ sas.c.eatly cold 10 be used without Ice
TIE baidus consisting Of earrings cuse asout s ~ 20
lofts capable OF holding %
Htsbns r eight horses washing she'd and e""ve
eight carriages Alec. ho"sc, &c, Ac
keeping with the character Of the mansion
and having the advantages n magnificent psm
native and the whole place suscepd
The from slRsIeside
unity city
persons desiring property will
the dspscd o cnre purchaser
ms ~sh.
fhe place supplied choices, apoee ~nA trees
&c &c. aud being bo't by
residence spared cosiape
cov wacs he f'aad iusuvicss
county the Ca,on.
Title ipdispatssis.
Cnrshird, the equal payments
tho property.
Luhouap'ea plans The seen :, %y son"SSs
JAZZ. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov ia--eokds Auesoresr.
huxtn in