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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-16

Tie great question in the Seventh Ward j. Who is
Ben II an body fnd. OUT. le. him make it public.
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The yeuy epOr; show. shs, the number Of arr~s ftss
Jan 1854 20 Dee 81 'Ss amounts 51it; asa sd<ers
rsr. sccorn rcd,fed the Houses 80 l,s estrss
found and restored 20 their parents persons
cred trcwuips - persons foGnd dro~nsd ssA
e4ss i.ken from ledge. Al drunksa ADD
them DARN the year s9f DAYS were lest BY Pc
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AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLUB.


The first meeting Of the Mechanics Clab of the
American Institute wac held last evening at the
rooms Of the Institute, No 35l Broadway.
The meeting was called TO order by RoBEHr L.
Pill, Esq. President of the Institute
The plan Of organization read by IIEsRY
hKIGs He stated the objects of the Club 10 be the
promotion of manufactures and the arts
Jos. L. SIMPSON was elected President, and :. II.
MAYNARD Secretary.
Various questions for discussion were proposed.
several concerning the steam ensine-one on the
probability Of electricity becoming an available mo
tive power, and another as 10 the applicability Of
steam motive power on common rosds
EDWARD W. SERRELL, the Engineer Of the Nj
sgars Suspension Bridge, read paper on the con-
dition Of the mechanic arts. He received the thanks
Of the meeting and copy OF the paper was requested
for the archives of the Club.
The question adopted for discussion al the next
meeting 10 the following, Whs. effect will ls. of
cold air have upon the effective force OF the steam
engine, II elected into The cylinder of the engine
when in operation
Some discussion having arisen upon the propriely
OF discussing inventions rot yet patented, Nessrs. y
h. Fisher s III. Maynard, and Lemuel w. Ssirell
were appointed Commitie 70 decide such questions.
The Cab then adjourned for two weeks
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MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF PAGE &
BACON.

meeting Of the friends Of Page & Bacon, to the
number Of 100 or mere, was held at the Metropolitan
Hotel, last evening Mr.. G. X. GARRISON, San Fran
cisco Agent Of the Accessory Transit Company, in
the Chair Statements in regard TO the affairs of the
house Of Page g. Bacon were made by Messrs.
OConor, Aspnwal aud others.
The President of the meeting said in regard TO
the condition Of the San Francisco house OF Page,
Bacon & Co : In October last, 10 consequence of a
ktter received by the steamer on Sunday containing
a rumor that the house Of Page & Bacon, in New
York, bad allowed its notes to be protested, the San
Francisco house called together Committee of tour
gentlemen, OF whom Mr. s. Brannsn, and he Mr..
Garrison constituted part to investigate their affairs
In anticipation of run upon them the next day. The
result Of that examination showed tdat their habde'
in bills, certificates of deposit outstanding drafts
&c.. were about e., $50 0OO Their cash assets =" I'll
e. s51 900 in specie hand, about $500 900 in s
memorandum checks over s2sO, 900 in the hands Of
the bankers in the States and between $500 900 and
5000 900 in bills receivable Their assets amounted
10 over 81 900 OOO after paying all their liabilities.
Mr. BRAssAs corroborated the above, and assured
the assemblsge that the house would in a probabi-
ny, resume its former position.
Mr. MCPHERsos, Of ST Louis, said the senior part
Der. Mr.. Page. possessed property in and sbOu. st.
Louis to the value Of 81 500 OO0 or did up to the ID
Of January. Mr. Bacon also possessed large amount
Of property in Missouri. lie, Mr.. Mcpherson pos
,essed some little property that he would nj object to
trade off with some tmid holders for Of the pro-
tested notes Of this firm. (Appause.l
Much sympathy was manifested by the gentlemen
present, AID it was confidently anticipated that the
house would come up again.
A Committee of gentlemen was appointed TO ex-
press the sense of the meeting toward the house Of
Bacon & Page. The following were appointed:
kessrs. s. Brsnnan, McPherson Brown, j. j. Se-
count, A. Austin. Edwin Flint. The meeting then
adjourned.
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Advertisement
MOyOCHRoMATIC fAI

NONOCHROMATIC PAINTING, as taught by It's
suthcr WOOD ia No. 49, Brosd~aJ REGARDED by per.
,on. Acknowledged be OF the beautiful
psneus Of this any other Room for e~ pupil
only
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TIT ASSAULT UPoS HrER, THE PUGItlsr-The
examination Of Policeman Lewis Baker, jim Turner
aIo Harvey Young, charged nth felonous assault
upon Tom Hyer, the pugst, about ten days since,
resumed yesterday afternoon, before Justice
Welsb by the examination Of james Angus, who WAS
prt.or, 81 the time. NJ facts worthy OF publca-
ton had been elected up to the hour of adjournment.
TIE Court room, as usual was crowded With " short
"boy',' gamblers, and losfers, who seemed to take
much interest in the proceedings
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Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a ire broke
out in two-s,ory frame house, foot Of Leonsrdst.,
Which was entirely destroyed II WA owned BY John
Tulley. Lees about s6OO covered by insurance.
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There was some discussion in the Board last even
irg, as will be seen by the report of the proceediag'
in relation to the movement At Albany TO snsnd the
City Charter. This was on resolution By Alderman
c. II. Tucker, who proposed to send sconn:iee to
Albany to act in cOpcor, with similar committee Of
the Board Of CouneilmeD to look after the matter
Alderman voorhi. spoke Of the necessity Of the
Mayor and Common Council meeting in convention
to take the subject into consideration, and, il nece'
sa-y, frame new charter, combining the good fea-
tures of Ill the old charters besides many more, the
resul, Of experience. The resolution vu finally TO-
ferred to the Committee on Law.
A resolution wa adopted to print 5000 sdditioasi
copies OF the tint and second Messages Of Mayor
Wood, for the NE Of citizens. A resolution 70 taks
into consideration tAs Gbject Of taxing The City ksa
rod cAss w rsfsrrsl 70 TIE Committee % r~'
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CHARGE or RAPE.-A mal named Michael Martin
Yesterday arrested charged tn having about
since. committed rape the rersn OF Honors Col
lin living No Il Broadway. He attsd by Ju.
tice Connolly for examination.
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DEATH AT A PoIroE STATION George Daveu-
port a man about a. years Of age, was found in a
suffering condition in Of the streets of the Twelfth
Ward at O'Clock yesterday morning, and taken to
the Police.statiOn where he made as comfortable
as possible by those duty, but died before dawn.
Letters from his wife, post-marked Bloomington,
Kane Co.. H., were found in bis pocket the Cor
oner was notified
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THE LATE MAJORS sALARY-Yesterdsy morning
motion "a. made In Special Term before judge kocHS.i
hy John DEesn Esq counsel for ConkIA bfnss Sq ,as
E. rant t.sf the isJgLelOo ranted snPofsny On nc
7 Dcu s, Eat 10 restrain The Controller rom Psyns 70
I.nt,r, s,a the Aa yor roe sun Of % 80 voted
:, fhe on nss Council ertr. 'sAJ, = aAds perns
.t M, b@ fnsl setsrmlsafon Of The aeon Fnr Corp1rs
Ter Cou1ss efered OVFcslcE and 81 order was mace ~
eCrtiLgy.
THK soUP- HoUsL.-Ihere was large crowd aooni
h ...t ,hmsnt ye,terdsy more tran ca sny i ps,loe,
Tbr.. bsr Of so1P ass been prspHso
mt Ia, Ssuna gres II Z The irppy became e<haasd
t.r. he usu. tin. for c0sag Aoo1t ~ persons rTs
srp,S The directors appeal % the benevolent iof eoa "a
Ryrrry AssocI.rIos-A Relief Association has
r,,t,d IN tt. Sixteenth Ward s30r4 r.sf the 10
si,.nt Pr,.issst Jska II Gszs, VssPr.seenf, bten'
AZ s,erstsry John A 5ss Treasurer John yfsr Col
ls.tor, A1d mace Comnittess ere sss sppsnIsd
ZtParR HoP-The Att9 uarian Board Of the Great
north Western Z.phyr Association bold their nfh Ansa.i
.f.r "a. utsd By the admirers q Zsphynsm sompossd
ana .u scaeety . orlAant sfsir.
BuRGLARIEs-The dwelling Of the Rev " u, >.
E.rr 80 % sssdsst entered 90 Sunday sitssoe. -
"a esus.h hssrs ane rossea Of yGsty o. asi~s-
,aSIs cutlery Ts * Ms J. D. kis4ss Ne z..Es
n - sse.SsAy snrsrsl tbs ssDs nSsx - s..us
snsss. 81 prsDsstJ as.ss tasrsfrs@ Ma AAsS~
us sSssns
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ARREST OF \ FUGIrrvy.-A man named JOhr
Fisher ye.tsIdsy arrested fugitive from "e.h
County New YORK Uhere IL sAged be stand, VIII
having stolen $50 from Mr. Lsvs Oepeau, % that Coun
He sent back 20 snsver the charge.
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CITY ITEMS.

This evening, q Lecture viii De delivered at the
Mercantile Library, in Astor-place, on the Crimes
Campaign and the Siege Of SevsstoPol BY the author
of the work entitled " You Have Heard Of Them,
rhose opportunities in that quarter qualify hi@ 10
spesk upon tbs, subject.
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DECISIONS.
Brush ast Bel.
In action for ault aud battery defendant aie4
10 ,nswer andthe noticed for executing sait 60
shends jury Motion made stay ths execution OF ss'd
.u ill the OF Witnesses who cav the usnsssoa
fforn the South.
The said the did not leave TIL three o. oa
days this suit commenced IL was his duty 70 hvs
srsuined them before they lei, They could only testify
here o. 20 mitigation There have been lsckes in respect 70
T. Jaquese al sgt Pston.
Although an accommodation note, Il has answered
purpose which msds and 10 valid Ia the hands
plaintiff who 10 untitled 60 judgment
The People sst John Neisel
Motion to remit fine and discharge prisoner nom ar
rest Ton recon mesdaon Of the City Judge Ersatsd
Lane 4 Shotwel sgt. Joseph w. Foushay.--xo
ton tor attachment .ssiBst defend ant sTartsd
Louis X ahnaman and Hannah bis wife, sgt. james
sterster Order Of oIsconiinusnce.
Edward Broderick sgt Joseph. Ritter.-0rdsr ap-
poHtins receiver
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SUPREME CoURT-Js. IS-srHcIlL TsxS. -Bsfoso ia


ROOSEVELT.
United States Trust Receiver Of Knctsrbocks SAVING
Barr sgt the knicksrbocker BsBk
Application on behalf Of tho Savings Bsnk a. Q
credor) appointment Of Receiver to the u
the and for other relief JsSss Reese
welt In tis case gave short short wttsp opinion ysda
ths Law governing such natter, The act Of 1853 hs said
foveruirs such that the be paid
within months sooner, possible A TO the motion
for Receiver ~ tho Bank (whose assts
,sid TO DO s6Ce OOo) the will attend Wsdss dsy
AID show the Of said &C. In reference 70 the OBJ
lection. to the appointment " Receiver.
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F,n.os.L.-Tbe toIlonLng we-e anoas .he arriv Is

PyRsoN,t.-The following were among The arrivals
a, W principal hotels yesterday:
At go ISTEESArioSsL Hort Rev. D. JIcks'1, Ner
YOr. Col Geo h.ssss' and aiy ws.hiae,oa Co n Y
iins Bostor; q lombard. CO. d. = NoSt1F, Nidd.e
,"h {, n D'ssmaa JT Wss,eary Z sitleE So'''n'
A. he ST NICHOLAS aorsL-rhs Hon 3. Wslwo-th
s o.. s'e.s,t, Z : A.! 'is noai Ls,aTi
" i y, Rehrone Is. NG5r,, L0as.as: Gssrss
Johs Eo,r. Rhode I.l.si; v BroounIy Georsis: j. X
5aI'E Cincinnati Aiwassr Ns- a.vss; ssugel Bevn
H.pr, l. hAsr Bo.,on. ". NecOHnsil: Dauass; Geo D.
WoolyeIion, Ab.ny HsrTsne virginia, W. P converse
a. til. IEvisG HousE-Hon. ". W. snow otmsON
dan Hon J. ! Rsnry Bos,or; Rev Mr. wsiham. kis.ay.
:. Row. on Boston, Rev C9rew Nsshasi Jos h. Cart.
Hon Aioisa Rebury Z 5 C,ssa to Hssover iev-ransat
p.v,d Fo,S jr Pbi,selpba Col. " b ChiSs Roche,sr;
A u Della Tone, PAS, France.
BURSED TO DEAru-Coronsr Wilhelm Yesterday
hei At the New YORK Hospital, .hs body Of
MIA ssah hiey late OF No 81 ie-lsich 9; Who diei fom
burns accidentally received Saturday night her clothing
hAvts IA go hs fou Crate The Jary rendered verdict %
seeifeIta death. Deceased naive Of New York 81
yeH' OF age.
HlGHwAr RoBBERY-The police OF the Twenty
hnt Vsle reportt ~ between srd o'clock suadsy
morning painter 4med MeCen,nd was wsylsid by t~o
robbers who spraus upon him from thcir hiding place
robbed him Of his soli watch and chain The police
uuecseiy slaTu officers Msrice ard Chass ed
in pursuit Of them, when both ssOped Pos % ths par
bat without effect and fusy made good : dir escape
afJ-
BREAKING Up or A GAMBLING LAGER BEER
BovsE The lager beer eeArof Lowell Aoles NJ 6s Att3r
ney entered BY the police Sunday nlshs aud the
keeper and twelve Germans srssiei charge o. ssn6
ling They taken before Justice Welsh for eKsmnaoa
ARREST OF 4 FUGIrIvy-A man named John
Fisher Yesterday arrested fugitive from e.teh
tavins stolen $50 from Mr. Levi Oepeau % tina, Couaty
He sent back 20 snswer the charge
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Willet Y. Roe AT. jacob Heistsr
A valuable span Of horses, belonging to plaintiff w
standing attached to vehicle 70 Thir,esnth .. setwees
Avenues snd 10 December 1855 when horse and wsSss,
alleged belor gins defendant st "a unls~ rate u
speed through and shan Of the struck d
tie horses ia death 10 three four days Suit 10
brourht for s Judgment for psin1 sso sod istes
,,L Fo, plsiaiH, Mes~s Townshend and Diossy S~ 10
fsndant nr Chas A May
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COURT on COMMOHPLEAs-yIs l6-Befors Jadss DAILY
Henry F.rssl SGT. John B. DsIlsdeH sn4 oth.n
To recover damages for injury 10 plaintiff, In bis
cart srues By nibus Of defendants 10 the Bowsy
ssses vsIdict For plaintiff Nj C. shsfsf TOT Dc aasns
Mr. Busssd.
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BREAKING Up or GAMBLING LAGER BEER
BorsE The lager beer eeAro Lowell Aoles NJ 10. Att1r
entered By the police Sunday nlsht. aud The
keeper and veye Germans srsstei charge OF ssn5
ling They taken before Justice Welsh for eIamnaOa
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COURT or GENERAL sEssloss-J.s. D-sstsr' J'as

Michael Ken was tried and acquitted on = cnsse
N I.,lps ,tslsu pip. Of sphs he property u Aia@'
81 Ma Ils Zlrnst .... -
Henry Bloomintha wss tried and acquitted % .
ehase u burglary and grand larceny the store Jss'ps
sLsIn No SO Bovs<y al, 49,.
he bail Of Ferdinand Hoffman, Indicted With nln.
~. fcrf.ted Of the appearances Of INC ''
and a warrant Wa sss.a for bis arrest n
Jas. keny wa tried and acquitted on eans
burrsry 90 he store Ct II Van Eol;. 70 ~ an
Jas Kenny WA tried and convicted o. - "a
The sts ut broken into Of n - y.I..I
eb Ct and stoss Ehsrsf'a - .s Tor r,ses ~
At eloe he WAS Sentenced :" inc '''''
James Drake, indicted for ssiTy'Tqs .,n 81 4. -
sn1 for Assault s1o u IA. h,er sf-rss saS snssssse
- - ps,,ss,,.r, Ssrs aonihs I1s N"'" sA'' ssT'
Tor tie day
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court cALIsDAs-rns DAr.

&c So "a ~: I's, 100 ia, lii. isss = 49, ~
~ ~. 100 ms i%5s. ISIS 0i7 nss. 9u 70 ~ ~
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su ses so ga ~ - Ni. ~, 70 az l5a az. -.
Conuos PLsAL-Pyr Nos s., 80, 81, ~
10 IN 70 10 ~ res i'll IT'S. i9 Put u.ns W. "ss
ia IIs, In 10. Is. ix. ". ~. q, 10. - .,
&. s. DIus.cT CSvsI.-Ess- 8. 10. H. ~ -. "'
o. =. q. ~.x
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sCITY ITEMS.

The Book Publishers CLERKS ASSOCIATION
THIS institution, OF which we made mention at the
time Of its formation, is more thoroughly org Az
lied and its efficient officers industriousy at work
extending its field Of usefulness. This ASSOCIATE N
should take courage from the history Of the Aecsate
Library association, whose honorable career might
be emulsted with great advantage. The latter insti'
tuition in its ncipiepcy laboEed under many difficult
ties by which the book publishe clerks are not likely
TO be ret arded-the most prominent Of which was the
recesy Of purchasing at cash outlay their stock OF
books. at prices from the burden Of which the book
publishers clerks viii most probably be relieved by
the generous assistance and contributions OF the book
traders. Tie institution, in fact Possesses nauied
advantages over any other of snilar character aud
predcstng our views upon such facilities as it Is res
sonabIe to suppose If viii have AZ its command,
we lock for prosperous future. When the en-
ployers reject upon the wholesome influences
which must sssuredy be brought to beff upon
the habits NJ nds and characters Of their clerks,
through the agency of reading-room resoris fox
evening recreation, they must at once perceive
TIA. ii win be largely to their interest to foster the
Growth of an institution having such restrsinns snf
morsHring tendsnciee The temptations to which the
youth Of our city are exposed require 10 Be neatfsfed
IN their effects By every moral Restraints soA ever
ipuoosn, recress;on that can - nsds available. II
u ths.sf.cs tbs dvty 81 everT coossTTsssr O the
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ROARD OF COVNCUNEN.

FRIDAY, Oct. IL Present. d. ID. CoSovER, Esq,
president, in the chair
luton that special committee of FIVE be appointed
TO make suitable arrangements for the approaching
anniversary OF Evacuation Day. To committee OF tie
nhele.
John W. Forbes ms ecOrs OF election in Fifth ward,
and change place of hodiog First district poss TO No.
80 Leonard street. Laid over.
By Mr.. PuRDY-That the committee report an ord.
nance Dcreasg the rates ao ged TO cartmen 90 as to
correspond with the increased price of rent, &c.
By Mr.. KERRIGAx-That the poll of Fifth district,
Sixth ward, be held a. No. Mott street. Adopted.
Ar ordinance to reorgauize the election dis riots OF
the Eighteenth ward into ssyen election districts was
called mp and adopted So.
ommtluicqttors-From tie Controller submitting
conn act for supplying one thousand tuns OF coal TO
the corporation five dollars aud twent5 We cents
four dollars and eiSbty cents four dollars and twenty
cents and four dollars and forty cents, AWARDED to
Il. f. Robt son, and asking approval To com nittee
on law department.
From Board Of Aldermen resolution to locate cleo
ton polls of Twenteth ward. Concurre1 In
Resolution TO hold the poll of the First district IN
the Second ward al No - Ann street aud of the SEQ
opd disnc at No. 50 Beck nan street Concsrred IN.
Resolution 10 locate election polls 10 Tenth ward.
Concurred IN. . =
the Sixth district, Eleventh ward.
Several other papers were received ana reiSreu W
the sppropria,e committees.
The resolution fer appointment a inspectors OF cleo
,;on in Eleventh ward wss called up aud laid on the
table.
Pe2orts-Of committee on law department On the
prea BILE and solution of inquiry as to whether any
way can be devised 10 relieve the department. OF re-
pairs and supplies and enable It TO proceed aud repair
The streets Ic, stating that in their 'niOn the only
way will be for special session Of the lesature ana
special egsla ion; and ia view Of the improoa ohy OF
any attempt In that way, the committee "oald not
recommend il The committee refer TO the msnner OF
the executive departments doing business which they
think is the cause of the evil. Adopted.
OF committee Of copferense, as TO sppropnstns
$1,000 for the sufferers of Norfolk with preamble STAT
inc that The board Of aldermen have refused 70 coo
cur or to extend the usual courtesy Of com utsee OF
cor ference with resolution that the board o. Aldef-
men refusing to sppont such committee Of oonfer.
cree gross yiclsaon Of the cosirtssas tAs. saosd
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NiRTNE AFFAIRS.
a. "
I'onkeJs, q

The French WAR STEAMER.-On Tuesday the
French war steamer lie Gondeur anchored 10 ae bay
and exchanged salute Of 81 guns with the fort on
Govern'r's island LeGrondeur carries guns and so
men most of whom colored the crew having suffered
from yellow fever in the West lndies and been re
cruited there The officers NJ. Gallst, lieutenant
commanding; NJ. Govt lr,er, first mdShPman; NJ
Bories, second midshpman; NJ Roux, purser; NJ
Sally surgeon Her business is the purchase OF horses
for the gems d armes of Martinique. The purchasing
agency consists OF NJ Beacher, subpurse.; M. Sovlle
officer of the geasdarmorie, and NJ Michelon veter,n-
airy surgeon She will remain about month.
lie Grondeur on the 2lst Of August saved the Amer
lean brig Hialgo at a time when she seemed newt
ably lost. She should have a cordial reception.
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A WELCOME TO DR.. KANE.

IT. ire Editor Of The NJ y. 7yioun<.
SIR: Can there no. be slight acknowledgment OF
the courage and services Of Dr. Kane aud his party
BY rendering to him and bis brave companions aud to
Mr. Grinnell, public dinner. We are not very much
Of dining people, lis true; we like good " HUR-
" RAH at tire sight o! hero, and we will pull our
purses out on any occasion when money is wanted 10
do real substantial good; but good cordial well
come at public dinner would show some appreciation
of .be services-howevor unsuccessful for the main
o'ecthe search for the lost avigstor-a1d wou 10
doubt be accepted and appreciated BY the little b,od
OF hardy navI gators You, and /, and every other
America reap honor from the discoveries lately ma e
in the Arctic cceap By DR.. Kane. Imal inc what
would have been the % wecome" that wo1ld have
awaited this par bad they gone to England frat in
stead Of coming here. The dinners and feas:ings
and I" welcomes" would have only besn second to
these accorded the return Of one Of their war
worn heroes after great victory. Shall we, then,
give ess warm greeting to our own countcynen
thar they would have me. in foreign land Cannot
the Chau Der of Commerce, or the New-York mer-
clients take the initiative only throw out the HAT,
confident that il must meet cordial response from
every hNlehEkBoChEh'
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exit a.. AID that tits body hereby csn-urs the ~
peiomc-taIy Eoiion they have takon II the mater.
Adopted.
Tae ordin enee. providing for the me 4snrernen. OF
vegetables &c, was called NJ and lost, but az -ie
considered and laid on The ta1le.
Sevtrd Other repOrs we're received from different
commuters and fceIre to the committee of the whse
Third ReodiEgs.-The boar tD5k no for io5io,s
vnioui pepln which had besu previously ordered /,
ftrc Tes6io, Report Of Co nfnittee Streets IL
thvos OF rec usne paving and setiog curb and er
stones in Jane sIeei from West street to Hcisoa
rSer to pave sc, and reset curb and gutter stones,
fsE sidewalks for feet wide where 10. tagged and
10, Gro seaks at intersection Of Fou-ta nle, 10
Tbirty-iffh street from Third to Fifrl avenues: ia
favor II tagging sisewsk ives SIDE ofLeSk, between
Third and -Four d sueets and that sOlh side Of East
roadway, between Rutgers street and No lj3, be
rtfsgged and curb and gutter act where
ssryi as 10 Laureus street, from Prince to Ho1s
tor: came a. TO front OF Nos. l36 aud LIS Est Third
street; sau ed 10 sidew silks of Thirte nth street. be-
IL First avenue ard Avenue A; same as to south
eide Fourteen Oh street, between Brosdgsy and FoTh
sseaue; .ame 10 front Of Nos. 3 and Oliver
street and Nos. 233 and 235 BoEery; in favor Of
tagging where not Tagged, side walk from fence 10
curb Oh south side Of Eighteenth street south
ner Ei.beeuih street and Third avsnue. All adopted
Ofssme, in favor of paving Catherins street, be
tween Diviston End South streets with Belgian pave
Hent ADOPTED.
Reports OF Committee on Wharves, &c, in favor Of
confirming contract for extending and rebuilding pier
foot of Fifth street R.; ia favO- Of repairing pier
foot of rbrty-eighth street, Z. X. Both sdop,sd.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHoLE-fne boarl thon went
into committee Chairman vernlye ia the ch air, and
took into consideration various papers which had been
previously referred to IT, The nittee and
ported and The papers were ordered TO third reading
The bo,rd then adjourned to Monday afternoon, at
4 O'clock