New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
The Wood & Marsh Juveriles .et the city yestcr
day on little Summer tour, during which they will
perform at Buffalo, Montre al and Quebec.
The friends of Free Kansas, in the Fourth Ward,
Brooklyn, meet tonight at the Brooklyn Museum.
General Duryea, Judge Smith, and others, will speak
for Fremont and Dayton
TWENTIETH WARD REPuBLrcAH ASSOCIATION
This body held regular business meeting last even
ipg in Continental Hall, Mr. Charles Nettleton in the
chsir Tie attendance was very fair and much inter.
est was manifested in the proceedings. The Commit
tee On permanent officers reported Mr. c. A. Runke
for Secretary, Mr.. Hogencamp, Treasurer, and In re
gard to the other officers the, reported progress. Tae
report was unanimously adopted. Mr.. Missing sang
campaign song. Mr. McAdams and others reported
cheering prospects in yeous parts of the country and
the meeting adjourned to Tuesday evening next.
The Commissioners of Health met yesterday after
noon in the Mayors Office, President Barker in the
Chair, W. K Concklin Secretary. The foiiowos cases
were reported by the Health Officer for final action,
OIL permits given 10 bring the vessels aud cargoes to
the city The cargoes were discharged on lighters
cltansed aud purified brig Oiizimbo, bark Thomp-
son, schr John Caster, brig COL Wm. Coggns bark
John Griffin, brig Robin, bark Leo, bark Brunette,
bark j. G.. Anderson, bark Loadebar.
The slaughter house of Mr.. Jacaoks, in Ninth av'
enue between Thirtythird and Thirty fourth streets,
was reported to the Board being in horribl, filthy
condition. and that the stencil emitted therefrom
tainted the atmosphere for many blocks in the vicinity
M Il .Jacarks introduce CrCtOn
water upon premises and keep them clean, other
wise they would have his place closed. The Board
then adjourned.
THE BRICK BUSINESS "A large meeting of North
River Bickmakers was held ct the Grerd House In
this city on the Goth irst pursuant to call to adopt
measures with reference TO the present low price OF
brick After full discussion of the matter, the FOL
lowing resolutions were unanimously passed:
Rsod That we hereby form selves into an Associa
ton to be known The BrickmakeIs Assoc ation
f al rersol epsssed in making business for the mu'
R.see That ,be ocers Of this Association shall consist OF
PresiesGt Vice .Pieident. Secretary and Treasurer
R,sored That th, Chairman of this meeting appoint Com
rnttee OF fy. TO dre reports Coniuton and BY Laws
foI the goyernance Of the Association ,
The follt wing Committee was appointed under the
last Iesoluticn: Herry NJ Peck, Haverstrawi John
G. Raicte, yerpdnck's Point Theodore b Gates,
kingston Lee Ensign Cdtskilli NJ. Parker, Cox
sacke The meeting then adjourned to meet again at
the same place on the 9Th day Of August next, at 10
o'clock a. N.
MgIposE LOOKING UP-The little settlement To-
Gated on the line of the Harlem Railroad few miles
roth Of the Harlem River, which the conductors ana
bakeu en- of the trains ironically term Merose see ee
Cty sppesrs n,w TO have better chance of claiming
that distinction than they have ever dreamed of-the
Harlem Railroad Company having resolved to remove
IL cir extensive machine shops and from
Thirty secoId street. aud west eide Of Fourth avenue,
TO the above named place. where triangular plot of
orourd COMPRISING q acres, bounded by the Harlem
Railroad and the forks of the Morsaria Branch Rail
read. has been purchased for the site Of their new
buidpys. The new mschine shop is to be $50 feet
long By 60 feet wide, with ecoad story Of the same
width leo feet long; together with circular attssh
mert to the lower story, projecting 4s feet. The
epl inc house which viii be Of semi circular form,
end equal in development building of about $50
feet by CO. will be located directly in the rear of the
uacline shop, with railway track from one to the
other AT the north end Of the machine shop, arother
twc.story building will be erected the upper portion
Of witch will be used as water tank aud the lower
story for the steam engine intended to drive the ms
ebinery of the establishment. The bulldogs will be
Of brick ard stone put in the meet substantial
manner with due observance of architectural dis
play, and with the tall chimney attached, VIII
present quite an imposing appearance Their erection,
acco,dr to the estimates that have been made, VIII
cost from $40 600 20 $4,000.
This movement On the part Of the Harlem hanosn
Company viii have wonderful effect as Iega'u I'll,
value Of real estate in Melrcse nasmuch 80 -
give immediate smploymsrt to large num-, -
sborers AID ntii ars, who, as matter o.
as well as economy, will be induced 70 seN -.
while meat ,fthe employees in the msen..s s0Up ~
Thirty secoLd street, in order 70 .e,a. .s.. = al
s,.o. " o. .ss a,tensiye nacbire shoPs, &c, re may
80, - 10 ds. pas and s.cras gong up fos.hwhia
ey.,r trse.ic IN rae, rcsthersoee; Which VIII dcpbs
saGoesd.d By o:asr Improvements Of an