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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

sISENG or A CANAL BoAr-TaREE LIVES Losr.
Uaynght This n1oru'ay, vas discovered that N
set,spal csngl boat DaLie Connel u ing IN dock
he delaware Esort dstAnce below Market street, ma
cissppssred durrg the night portable articles
tch "a been the deck Of tae boat found hoat
10 the srfiare Of too water, and, upon polling
och sscertained that the boat hAi sunk du.inr
he right Three psrsors knosn - be 81 epng II
he cabin OF the vessel and nothing has since b
hfaru q item. almost certain they arc croxnei
her olloxs:-Janes Brady, aged soor.
1ebiy ave, and captain Of the boat and I'd var
aid Join kearsy, broth~re aged oeoti rely eeyen
aid fourteen ears -lhiiadsThsa Butlet,a, Dec. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

A BACHELOR JUKYsAS IL A BREACH or PRo
ARx Cars "A Hiss Ray Of Lowell hes ooLAinef 8 o.
damages In a breach Of promise os- The Cambridge
rArs.tce eypains that "tne 1arstivey iow nxu
-hth The otmsFc ret resul Cd from the nn aence
rulty odd bach the jury who, totally ignorant ~
cannrbGi feicuy, possesseo moro ausln de
aoe : claim Of mai nature uan oppossum W Kan
arrCip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

~ NEspRRa UNIor FIAE EsgfSE CDMFANY No
n An A. 0urned meeting " ne atsgn aanr2rF s.4
H. H. IN M ursaay evening necrnber NJ ecs.k -
IL. eryon Assembly NraeN Hget al ri ~
avenue A uer~ons havr served wWh ss ertaramY H.
lwser W. 1s9n nnd tsN go tTTf'ad = attend
III q Wttttfr, - fNNNN WHO'S fhHIeH4a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

A Rr1FTCTAL TEETH M. GEvETrS NEW AND IN
~ atmospheric pressure plates for arth~al teeth
remarkable their Increased drmness IN position and
~ msscston, and vcfv superior 10 he ordin
plates well adapted for the continuous II really
worth the attention Of those wearing OF requiring ar fetal
.xauine this great Improvement before engaging
tfsew here Teeth nv the henurhing pro
very improvement ~ the fay. 6EvEtr, den is IL
wsxeTlsy ulsce near Broadway. Established In 1875
nFNTIsTRy DIR. u. pURKTN CANAL, NEAR
1 Nsrek eet-old number l7a, <3-nvtss aten-
~ hs ard successfu experience Daily operations
nh Hs ani harmless benursbing asen preventing Al
ran Prices moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

ron 0nn TO s25 600 AN OPPORTUNITY rs OF
NZU UOU fered To a thorough business man become
conrecied with manufacturing company successful
ortraton ate the entire charge the depart
inert IL IL necessary that he should devote whole time
and snert 70 TIE br, relieve he party
sttsr din n who wishes In future exclusively
tie manufacturing department The above will be
required. Address box sS2 Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10
ESQ The ADVERTISER ,, HAS coon rao (,

,~CU .UUV. dnciive city real estate wen situated.
lch VIII RAPIDLY increase in vaue, amounting from $50
70 5000 the property Is first class and IN perfect order
heh he would cash
rrohiah Wholesale business Parties retiring and wish
invest their safely this IL worthy notice;
soud purchase the interest retiring
The BUSH 20 II mutually Agreeable Best Of reference
None but principals reply this address r. A.
nerosky bon lol Broadway Post Office, giving full parcu
nro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10


weelse~nere publish this morning, from the Toronto
Glle ia report o. the proceedings at lac meeting of
The toronto Board II ade specially called for tue par
roe of adopting 10 prevent the alleged diver.
cr NJ the grosrg trade Of the Northwest Territory
Tire III ted Aas 70 ceveloJe that trade with Canal and
secure ia benefits u merchants and capitalists
Tnt report sl repay perusst, and the statements OF
Mr. Allan M cdonDeL and OF captain Kennedy both "
then old ana experienced North uesiersin relation 70
The fsebriy Of The climate fertility OF the soil, and vast
mineral wealth Of the Territory in question viii doubt
not icBnd novel and interesting 70 many Of read
ere How far thcse statements 10 be relied upon
how for they NAV have been dictated by the proverbs
pred lection Of explorers Of and 10 the re.t o. the
world. little known teTrit1rhs how far tney may
have been bsss.d by the vel III bounded cor
plsibts ~ those vho make them, sssnu the
r,vert meat Of the Hudsou's Bay Compsny we have no
means NJ iudgrr Toe Truth IL that the vast portion Of
the continent ncuded within The territories oil the
HUdscns Bay Company, although has from time 10
TN been usverssd sad explored by eminen, ior
tftir en- rprsng chsracter aud scientific kuo vedse
ard who pubshcd rarrssivts alike nr snf IN
e. uCiyc The dscoveses made BY t5cu II tseSs-s Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

JpP JEWS HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK, TWENTY
sighth street between seventh and Eighth avenues New
York Nov ~ 1855 -1be annual election for three directors
for three the l6 January newt IN
place Of Nesrs Benz Nathan Rev u NJ Isaac. Ard Jss
faan whose term n Office viii expire day win 81
held tho meeting Of the Crosby 90
ne sh day Of I.s-rbs- the POLL Oh IN Il ii A. II
and close NJ " N BY crus~ q the directors
SAMUEL A. LEWIS Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

L,OR SALE cUHAP IN GOOD LOCALITy-A GRO.
Gerry and liquor atore FIRST between Twenty
fifth and tn eny sixth 429 $40 month";
for og but that the going California,
Can be for this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

THE BALL SEASON.
L,fGHTH ANNUAL BALL or EAGLE HOOK AND
~ Ladder COMPANY, NO q az the Apollo rooms No 4Io
Broadway. thursday Dec n. Tieketa can b
mos ". WELDING. Chairman.
ions HootE, Secretary
CRAFD CARNIVAL RArL ov THE BURTON ORA
VI matte Association The esehh annual fancy dress mill
ry and civic ball Of this association will lake place the
Cry Assembly koums 446 Broadway Wednesday evening,
Dec 10 1866 X. WWtsrs. 1os'umsr Ee Broome No
clown, Nose or negro chr-cfera admitted Tickets H. atm
trg nth ard ladies' be bal Of Of the Com
mii.e the principal ho'eis the DIOR the evening
Of the ball v. W. MOTION, Chairman Committee.
JoHs Ooorrn, Secretary.
TUE FlRsr ANNUAL sorHrE or THE HENRY VAN
Nelsor Musi Will take place ct Nibos thursday
sverine p.c. H. 1865 nusc ny bodswor'h tickets e. 70
be procured ~ the door on The evening OF the ball OF
the following commiee-
Cart ". wsrd, Jr. Secretary y. X. Benedict.
ORDERLY Geo Phillips, First Lieut. y. w pnbojs
sscor Lieut. Chas. " Uin, Third Lieut. A. Sictlea
''"'" Ensgr " Van Noe,rsnd, '0e"'
A. v Pager, J. O. Hszeltne, Geo w. Drake
y. q. 1rsmhe. y Galup. q u Erox
james Beknsp, Harvey Fosler John Besson.
rT'HT TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL BALI OF TIVE NEW
York Fire Department nr the benefit Of widoss ane
orphans vii tase place 1T the Academy Music
street Monday evening January 26 1867. Tckes no
procured o. the sgers. henry A. BURR Prest
JAS y. WrssaS, seoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

A CHEAP HOMF.--roR SALE, A NICE COLT AGl
~ house and lot Ne 202 West Thirty street
tehth good neiRhbohood and improving Inqulr
- ADAMS LusDY, 81 hey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

VAR WHEEL PATTERNS ron sALE-roUR CHIILs,
y four rings four cas- and ,Sc wood patterns suah'
any city IN the Union Nj and cos san Price
40 tharcs Tor io-pders Call and Ayrcs Tayors
Ice West forleth street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PaOPERTY--
aspiencT farm OF go in Putnam county; Of 20
acres In Kingston, j. also, elegant
Kings consty. No encumbralce. Q. X. MILLER 4 CO.,
1875 Broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

I.OR ssrw-yALu AHIE RIAL 'EeTATE At Bulls
v rerry y. ssoNinsf asoli ~ scrrscf ard ssou coo
49, rass Auet ~ f~t anR "a, usry kno~r
~ Nse rrcpsrs sors en- "a ~ me sns aed
A. owe Afh m&fk Nm N~ property god rAlroaA
- go ra rasulns frrsm A. f.h.at u ~ an~s en@
tes aws1mr hrm~p sueste r ~ ismtss ssd tree small.
- r. isrrs taHebte ~ wfrsshpra rh~ pruperts ve1
Mff ~ fuMn6fifs rsnufatf~s rhrVsrss Al.n
~ ~ ~ sns - o. lep - Ne h1 aajainse the
80 ~ ~ ate Az Nny - 6ere&eed shrh Me
- swv1rs hrusss Ora tr-~a shgubhery AZ com
fnf 90 ~ hesl ~ he rNr ~ New ysk me hav
Ftsr tAiem fssnA A. o. - femad the ti~lF Nv "A
49, VIA De aee~e prsT.sfy afrrfv eppusHe Slnety
~ stfsea rke F~sntfs Fkrarafs three Nay frvn
fss ~ rr.rw ~f~et - Paws ferry Arriy " VI W DAy
/ nrtae fHfs Nsrfwia ef tEuNfg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

LOB sAlR a vulL DDr 70 sy ls vwxr wrru
u too b~e~s N ss-y'h strses wAker ecsas
sreet W. w.ss sp>Daii tena b. ass& Address y IL
bon e5i Pea slce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

ri 000 FOR SALE, THE STOCK, FIXTURES,
a. hin three minutes sail Of New York having establish
ed for and dong good and ready made
eohlng business To Of means this the
chances ever offered he for selling out
81 tie limited means of the PROPRIETOR Please address
NJ. n. j Herald office, where interview be had
S.b.-Ageps need not respond 10 this al advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

VALUABLE house FOR sALE-THE INTENSIVE
hotel, well end fayo-aby known Ocean House d.
tuae at Newport Itis well prov ded with out buildings
and other appendage which require
The house viii haadred and nfty
i've hundred soarders The general char scr al
the hotel ~ well hno~p Ii minute ned
unnecessary persons d-posed TO purchase viii examine
for hemseyes and requested early application
10 ALFRED SMITH, Newport Rhode Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

DROADwAY SALOON 70 SELL OR ExCu ASsE-
ID For lands other property and must be disposed ~
his week. ~ v good chance A. Il 4 fitted In spleen lid
and ~ rbe proprietor knows
urlrF about the business and viii dispose 81
sscfnee. Everything complete. Cali Al the saloon 331
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An Act 10 repeal entitled IAN Act regulating the
suffrage OF nstutalihcd ciukens."
Ret ,naeted ey Hsus % RYressHtafirss N
Lsgisiatare assembled, a. thiinws
e..ttoSI The at entitled AN Act regulating the
.ntt,Kc- OF naturatzed QUEENS, approved Marrh seven
tecnth eighteen hundred aud hity i've, !" hereby re
pealcd. .. l. -,
s,,r2 This shall TAX. effect and be ~ force from
and after It's approval by the I"Vctn"r
Approved January 10, 1856
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
Approved January %, 1856. J

A., Act In suthoriyc tho establishment OF city scales.
Hf n ernetsd by the Senate and House u rresf"af"e "
Isgi.iafme aSssmbisd AS follows; ,,
sr,r,,, l. Tho Mayor aud Aldermen 81 any Guy !,
mi. STATE, are authorized purchase, AT tho expense @,
,, civ, suIIab,c scales Tor tho weighing 81 nay "''
and ,,cr Articles and 10 keep tho sam" "f uro )" "'"
civ undcr ~ II regulations they may establish I" nP
pin, from time time city wr,ghefr and m 10" lees "'
weighing - . G.. 49,, ,o,, ~.
IApprovoi January 10, lsad.l
An Act 10 repeal regulating tho formation {" h'
7, companies
sr,r,o, l. An approved March s'Nrch''t ""o
,,nua nd ,pbt hundred aud any five, entitled ian a''
regulating the formation ~ h'''"'y '""P""' "''
repealed. r.. 49,, Az, ,,
s,ut. Thi, act shalt inkc effect from and after II"
approval by the governor. ,,,
Approved February s, 1856
An A,, additional to an establish the state Reform
school.
u, IL ,,or,rd bu aud House V hcprsf"fH"ee' !"
Lfg,sis,nrc assembled. a inllpwsi -,
S,r,ios l. No boy the ago 81 r's'cen years h''
hereafter cd 10 ~ received IN inc H'e "'o
Sthuul. -. ...,..
,h,u, ont ANY hoy committed :" their 'h'rr 'hnF
may also authorize the superintendent "nd'' sue" ,''
and restrictions the, from um" 10 un'' P'N' "
,,ugo Il, receive boys sentenced H. said t'h"" ana ms
,r,nc oi s refusal Hha have III" same '''' rs !"
made by tho trustees themselves 81.
Er,, q There hereby appropriated t"f uhc support
q, tho I,h,ar OF said sciou sum "i money n"hnay'
winch shall he cqlri To 81, per ccni"m upon seven nun
dtcd dollars the 81 tho Sanford legacy III "'" ~
.nd hoI received by tho state ohshter IN mo year
eighteen hundred and hity four. -,
src,t The treasurer state shall Annually. in tho
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
An Aet /, rcp,sI an act enlcd "Au Act annuIling the

An Act repeal act emitted can Act annuii'hg inc
naturalization powers ui courts IN th's state
%, II ,naetea bg Honsn II RcPyrssaiaiire' ~
leo, .Llfnre as.esnhisd, follows:
S,,,,o1 T. Tho act entitled "An Act snnniing the
,,,,,,,,n power. ot courts this state, approved
March .,t,en eighteen hundred and MY Ave, l. hereby
repealed. =,
St,Ia This shall tskr effect and be IN force from
and after ITS approval by the Governor
Approved January 10, lSIh,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An Act Il, make valid da and d"'ngs oi tho 'tahh
Jar, L,r the totnty ii Prn"h-'o'
n, Al rnatsd bp The cad House ~ RrprsseHdrf' IN
Ie,,,fsiare asseHbisd, n follows:
S,,tto, l. No pIcacntmcnt or indictment hereafter
tnJ nv Tho Grand Jurors oi tho Supreme judicial Court
Gr Ihr County al rrnuhsr1t, at any term {" sal" '"' "
he holden prior Tho second Monday {" Srpcmor. ""N'
ali II, she'd or Judgment thereon arrested or Affected
by vi Tor said Jurors MOI having nee"
issued and said jurors drawn, IN CONFORMITY WIN 'o pro
vi.ions of section ,,yhtacn vi chapter two hundred oty
Al, Of nm nc, apprnvcd Apf nint eighteen hundred aud
ouyXn ,y.pldrd said issue aud drawing have bee" IN
other respects regular. a.. a.,
approval. ~ ,.,,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An Act N addition approved March ~ 1871, AZ
lowing aliens 10 held and convey real estate
BE It eaaeted by ard Heass II RePrese"fa're'
N Itgtsintu,s a,ss'nbsd, a. follows.
s,or,oN l. Aliens may take, hold convey and d"sse
real estate win tins stale aud all e"n'eS"h'eH az"
Transfers OF interest IA such eHttio hetrt ho maui W
To any alien hereby confirmed and made ei"''"'i
aud pufoscs II made by OF !" biAc" VI
tbs state. ...
Sr,I.n This shall take effect from anu amer hS'P
prevail b, the governor.
Approved February Q, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An A,t additional concerning the Supreme Judicial '""f'
and its JurIsdicton
Re II ,raf,,d bp ne aud House u Rpro'e"arr' ."
I,,istature asseabisa a- fellows:
S,,t,o> t. An ariinna pending and which shall
hcrr l,, h, entered IN supreme judicial Count, IN
Which the parties shall tnr agree, h'aiI be en-
trtrd on irIl docket di-ITssd al ahh H'eu "'''
any at tie nature ana ffhu1 81 "''o"'"
I,n, ni,d a, l.. pr,ilcd Tor IN aud b, the fourth section
al al act entcd "Nn Act additional concerning me "a
prcnc Jui,r,ai Court and its ItHsh'rt"'h Improved
Al ,,,h .t,t,,uth ri Eighteen hundred aud hiiy hVc.
Srtta Thr sad fourth SECTION al me act a"ins' -
rt.hy aincndcd b, erasinR aud sinking out al a part
hr,c, bstv cen aud including the words "n" costs in
c line al said and the words purpose
a, delay IN The thu, second line thereof that an the
pr,, i.uns the sad section rotating I" inc s"oJoc ~
casts are hereby sttikeu ont and repealed.
S.CtI An aud parts "i acts inconsistent WIN inc
pr,y,-,ou, Of thus hereby repealed
ascrl TN. shalt take effect from ana hi'er ''s
appTu, al by the t'"vcfht. . ,,,,,
Approved January Is, 1856
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An Nrt frJ'oNT FTSFTF
tho uIhttr laws ut eighteen hundred my hVe'
Re Il esasd By Scaah aud HoH,e @ Rcpresfndfnts "
LrI. iafnrr asseHbiet, as follows:
Srcttos |. An act approved Mafoh scVoh'oeh'"' "'o
,hn.,nd .i,b hundred aud MY nvc, enttlrd IAN act
relating To criminal procecding', aud To prevent n"he'es
raty cost. ~ tho state" il hereby repealed
srcr2 THIS act shall take eiirct from ahh ''''' ''
approval by tic governor. - ezra,
IAppruyod January -, 1885
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
An Act 10 prevent the destrne'

An Nrt AIIIIIOhhI 10 mi H'' NJ P''''''" VT NV
oi youth"
BE enacted BY and House Of Representatives.
Iepislafurs assembl6d As iuil''wsi , It,
s,,rn, l. Tho provision. oi the third section OF tho
act entitled an additional tn an act 7" provide 10, inc
edlca Of youth" approved APn iwci''n que ''i,
action ~ suit pending the time OF the passage 81 "a" W
s,,ra Thi. act shalt be IN force from a"d a'c' It's
approval by the governor. . ,,c
Improved February u, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
Personal Intelligence.

Dr.. Bammel, the distinguished Russion savant who IL
scientific mission to this country from the Russian
government. is in Boston.
Hon, James Bell Senator In Congress from New Hamp.
shire, arrive home ON the Sd inst.
From Bremen and Southampton the steamship hermann
Mr. Abel Stevens bearer dispatches lady and daughter
Iay er, DR. jennings Chamberlane. Mrs Blsnke,
children, geverness and servan Miss Walton Baker M
MahcuI, ] Won vuensy Mrs o Vennanan. Hs Dathnsn,
Meyer. @ RgRers and child; Kinksrohm, lady end
ohilc Frank Mrs. Hnrchs and Miss OTTO Never Miss
Iubrock " Vaeptin, 0udewi and lady, + RafAuas,
e.: rs aeS s:I..a s.f 1 asn o
man, Carpees Teybt Jahn, Moper. Damon rser,
Beyrea Nieoksch, Beekman, Aorch. Sc iberl,
Kohn. Schwartz, W Gotz, q Herpich, H Canm a and
child Grimmer stave. Tehinmaun, Gray Roter,
EousS, M vcg w:nnsr. W Rcsen 6sftsrs Col:
de- NJ bsrnard Cot Rosenfsi1 Misses and IT brs1
tuss Koch lsdy and eight children; Misses and Bor
LADY; Wuizsn and LADY; Kloningai lady; Won Bsr
gen. lady and three children; Korher lady and Children
children; Mrs Kohn Kohn Kohn, Misses and Kshn
md two Children dessr and sdy; Mrs. ksSre1.p En
Aer and LADY, savers lady and i've children; hrs All
and children; JULIUS Barnes M 0smer, lady
two children; Andrews lady and infant; and Barker
Cape: and s n and m G ~: Kelly o
Bose; MIS- Ludwig Ma friedman I.eS and Pas.
Mrs n Dougherty, Msa.O Lonsley-Totai "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

FIRE IN DIVISION STREr.-Shortly after one s'siock tn
hursday) morning. ere broke out in the confssMon-
cry and cake store kept BY Peter F. Gebhard ct No. 255
Division street. The alarm brought the arsen to
the premises who found the FIRE burning through the
floor into small room partiuoned of from the stose
used o. kind Of store The fire very got
under and exungushed. The heat and water together
pretty much destroyed the stock In the store. The TOOLS
BE- In the cellar aid not receive much damage There
ID an insurance of 81 the stock and TOOLS in the
Pacific Insurance Company, and $500 the household
furniture up stairs No damage done to the furniture
is directly under the eor where was evident The Are
commenced. The whole matter win be investigated by
the Fire Marshall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
Board OF Aldermen,

Board OF Aldermen.
This Court met last evening" Alderman Isaac O. Barker
President, in the Chair.
THE BRICK CHURCH PROPERTY.
Alderman HRRIcK differed resolution 10 rescind the
resolution providing for the sale Of tho Brick church
property in consequence Of the presbysy having sold
their interest in at private sale, and directing the
Comptroller to postpone the sale indefinitely.
Alderman vARlAE opposed the resolution.
city vas entitled to more than one fourth Of the proceeds
Of the SALE and the city would be cheated In
'hi E:
cording to previous resolution the Common Coun:il
could not make the matter any better.
Alderman CLANCY denounced the sale Of the church
property, proposed gigantic swindle the city
and hoped the resolution resembling the former ons
Alderman YAaus said he heard tho church had
sold their inter interest in the property for
rsmsning were paid on Saturday, Had not the
Common Council committed itself the SALE he would
q @ h
rest in question had msde arrangements TO operate TO
their own advantage at the public sale.
Alderman VOORHEES, said that IL repeating tho former
resolution would postpone the SALE he would that
but he thought that former proceedings Of the C,ln
premises Eminent lawyers had given their opinions on
the subject and the city decidedly sold In the matter.
ELY SAID S share the & was to have
the trustees could sell the property for secular purposes
the Common Council felt inclined to make conpro
mise.
Afurther ordinance resting the table to
complete the measure but he hoped the resolution to
recnd the resolution passed the Common Council and
signed by the Mayor April 9, 1885, would be adopted,
and that the be dreeedto postpone the
advertised for the 18th inst for indefinite PERIOD
Alderman Brown, condemned the previous proceedings
in authorizing the SALE and spoke in favor Of repeal
Alderman BRIGGS called for the previous question
Alderman BARKER asked leave to DO excused from
voting as the matter might come before hi while acting
Mayor in Mayor Woods sbsence-whioh was granted.
The resolution, far as regards postponemsnt Of the
SALE was then put and adopted, BY vote Of 10 to l.
Alderman Varian voting in the negative.
HALL.
Alderman TUCKER OF the spesial Committee presented
minority report In favor Of the plan Of Martin E. Thomp
son. Ordered printed
ROUTE
The report TO grant John Herd the privilege run
= line of tages from Coentres slip to Greenpont ferry
foot Of Tenth street, concurred in.
The Board then ao journed to Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
The Eounh Dues.


In recent leader you mentioned that the government
Of the United States had given the Danish
Denmark on the subject Of the Sound dues OK prns for
the purpose Of enabling 1t to come to arrangement
with the general body Of the States interested in that i'm
sderaton the plan proposed by the Danish government
having the annual amount Of the Sound dues capital
led and getting the capital to be raised for this purpose
paid at BY the different States according to the
proportion in which they ntereAted This
Of the Danish Cabinet the English government has re
pers, and the intelligence has since bsen confirmed on
COED authority In Copenhagen At the time of rejecting
the Danish PLAN the English government reserved to IL
since then been DONE and Ia OF the following nature VIZ
The Sound dues are to be retained, but their amount
shall In future DO levied In the Baltic ports instead Of
In two respects this proposal Is conformity with Eng
lish interests l. 1t proposes TO prolong the
proposes to remove one Of the very great objections
the Sound duesviz that Of compelling vessels to heAve
70 n the marrow straits whsre the current setting out
o.n lots and not gain retrieved for .s:i or s ss
ocncurrDs in tie general desire to ospsns the souSt
already agreed to by the Baltic Powers provision being
made that the amount Of the English claim upon Denmark
Danish treasury The German press contsios various
statements ~ 70 what the proposal Of English govern
mens Il thus or ~. the English
conceded to the Danish government to continue t,
levy this tax, after which IL should expire Of itself
IN virtue of treaty to be concluded between Den
mark and all the States interested Another version ia
that the principles of capalisatonand the amount
proposed BY Dsnmakare to be accepted; but nstea d
Of payment down, the amount Is to be spread over
period Of fourteen or twenty-one years. as NAV be
agreed upon. Thirdly, and last Of al, that the Baltic
States alone should take upon themselves the REDEEM pon
Of Me capital representing the annual amount OF the
Sound dues, and pay 1t off Ia annual instaents Bat
among all the various notifications Of plans for redeem
ing or buying mp Denmark's s'vested intArest In the
Sound dueson the necessity Of which the Baltc States
even including Russia now all agreednone Ia to DO
found except that eanating from the Eoeisb gavsrn
men proposing the retention of the impost for ali uture
time. English interests much opposed to this
pan as these a airy other state provided the Anglo
Danish loan be eqnitsby paid of with TIE proceeds o,