New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

reipte Tor the corresponding piou vi idst yeuf. uo
large corporations well merchants are the chief
eelnquents. Thirty banks have not yet paid their
taxes. The balance in the hands Of the Chamberlain
20 the credit Of the City Treasury is $4,000.
THr Posi- OFFICE LocArIOS.-The joint Commit
tee Of the Common Council the location Of the pro-
posed new Post Office met yesterday. After brief
conversation they concluded that the lower angle of
The Park was the spot of all others, and Sub.Com-
1ntee, consisting Of Messrs. Jones, Bants, Palmer,
Oarsou and Booe, appointed to make an arrange
meDt with tie United States Government TO have the
new building at once commenced.
ASSIGNMENT or TERMS OF THE SUPREME CoCRr.
On Friday morning the five Judges of the Supreme
Court met in pursuance Of section q of the Code, to
assign the times of the General and Special Terms,
Circuit Couits and Courts of Oyer and Term'ner, for
the next two years. in this disic ano the Judges by
whom they are TO be held They are required to make
the wsgnuent every other year, at least one month
before before the fret of January. The i've Judges
we're Roosevelt Clerke, Davies, Sutherland and In
graham. The result of the meeting is not yet made
public.
ERIE ROAD The damages done by the late fteshet
on the Erie Railroad have been repaired aud trains
viii hereafter run regularly between this city and
Dunkrk ard Buffalo.
EMPIRE HALL.-ILLUsTRATIors OF DIR, KAsks
Abcrrc VoYAeEs-The curiosities, the surviving men
and animals of the expedition, the Illustrative paint
pps and the excellent lecture descriptive of the dis
coy,ries. the tiss tolls ard vioisssudes Of Dr. Kane
and his compan,rs in the Northern seas, which may
10 nov Teen ara heard at Empire Hell, are most wor-
tby {, receive the attention Of all those who take
interest in the peri Of that amented navigator Tae
Panorama representing various conditions Of Arcti,
scerery the perilous state OF the ships al different
tines, the manner of huptiog the bear, wslrus and
zeal ard mary other objects and scenes of curiosity
ere admirably painted, and give one very vivid im
preston Of Arctic scenery and incidents. la the
couse of the advertisement representations are given
Of the spl. I'd Aurora Boiess of the polar egiOns
ard Of northern snow.storms, by means of Ger ain de-
wees kr own only TO those well acqu sined with stsge
nsebpery, and which are most pleasing and effective
sledee deg the only one left slye OF the large
Der employed by DIR X. ne in his explorations, is ex
kbed as also several of the fur dresses worn by the
hardy discove,ers. Mr.. Cherries Gayler, the well
brown dramaii.t hes been engaged to prepare LEG
tue upon Dr Kane and his discoveries which the
psrtDgs al accessories admirably to illus rate,
and which he delivers at each exhibition IL is not
ory entertaining but exceedingly instructive snd we
ue glad TO that the various Schools as well as the
oder people, largely represented ia the audiences.
TIE exhibition is given on Wednesday and Saturday
Lternoens and every evening.
AMERICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE "A regular meet
Ing Of the American General Committee was held last
evening" at the corner of Broadway and Lispenard
street. Zoptar Mills presided. There was a fall at
tendance, and the session WAS long continued, but
rotsirg more than the usual routine business was
EauS acted.
YOUNG Mass REPUBLICAN CoNsTrEE. - The
Yourg Meus Republican Committee met last evening
GNo. $50 Broadway, bat immediately adjourned with
cat rsusactiDg business.
DEMOCRATIC CoMNuTrE.-The Democratic Gen
Gsl Commttes met at Tammany Hall last evening,
uS received the returns Of the different Conventions
tsced to nominate local officers. buocombe resolu'
SOn was offered by Mr.. Dan. Sickes suggested BY the
tines and the meetings Of the unemployed.
The PARISH WILL CAsg.-Tbe summing up in this
cse has new lasted foar days and is still going on.
W. Evarts began, and spoke three days Hts arga-
bert shosea in very high degree the direct, close
ItoSg reasoning which @e characteristic of all his
Stehsic efforts. Mr.. OConor occupied all Friday,
aid had not finished al the close Of the day. The
case has evidently called out all his power add eo-
quence. The Court sits from 10 m. until n. To
sld then after an intermisson of half and hour meet,
again 10 the Supreme Court Special Term Rooms, and
ats until 10 in the evening. The amount of evidence
TO be gone through amounting TO 5000 psges sad the
dsheste medical questions involved renders this very
6ihcut case soc the parties may congratulate them
selves that they have such man as SUR ,gste Brad
ford to decide it lti'a worthy Of The ina efforts
Of Judge whose career has been 80 honorabls aud
usefu and be will no doubt az profoundly suslyzs the
testimony and a. ably pass upon i, and give as rats
factory sr6 convincing for eis decsion-yhs,
,ver wsy Il may bsss he did 10 the Burde case ard
Nmsoy o.Lsrs, which he has len a. monument. Of
~ judcis All ty. II is high tribute TO Mr.. Brad
sd that the COUNSEL 10 the most of whom are OF
different political views from that gentleman, ware
sous 70 have he case decided daring his continuance
4 Office. Toey felt tbs! these important interests
sud no, be committed 10 al sbler or jaster msn
Fe~ other men, pethsps, would be willing to under
ale the labor Of decidOg suoh cas- when they were
nsoon TO leave the Office AID nigh, so easily trans.
twh 10 tier successor. On the whole, the Parish
WI csse will be one Of the mcst ds ingushed forensic
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