New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27

w WIN AASAA~
tunt4r Of stookho,den OF the Hstsu sod Hsv-York
EsvissiOo Company Wide 90 their wsyts the city ca
board the Sylvan Shore 90 Wednesday norriog last,
tub-cr1bed bet s. 0Co anc 81 90 toward the
purchase OF ready built steamer to rrn a, consort
Of the Sylvan shove, having tho fullest cocfieocs ia
the Of the enterprise especisy il they can
euoceed In running additioca bost, 10 Offer a
most boohy communication between the city and Hsr-
lem Bhge. The Sylvsr Shore for the prsseut lesves
Harlem at 8 and 10: 30 a. m. ard ?. n, and Peck
clip 81 9:l5 g. IN 20 spd iS0 p. N but by the lst
Of April neIt IT 10 contemplated TO make an earlier trip,
leaving Hsriem Bridge at a m, In order to aeon
nodate the Industrial ciasses employed in the city.
AIgAsr Roars on The CASAL.-The steamer Hen
ek Hudson, Of the Peoples Lice left this city last
evening on Der frst trip to Albany this se sson. The
Oregon Of the same line and the Francis Skddy Of the
Troy line follow at O'Clock this evening".
TIE river s now Represented to be almost free from
Joe. Ii IT, therefore, anticipated that the boat, will a.
once be enabled to make quick passages between tns
city and Albany.
SALB OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE The sale Of
portion Of the Jay Banyer eetates came of at the
Merchants Exchange at noon yesterday. The attend
eoce Of specusto in real eets,e, &c was quite large
and the bidding brisk. The sales amounting In les,
II an two bours to nearly half million Of dollars
Lot No sea Bro4dvsy, 2. sIl1s feet (Isssed I'LL May ~
Lot No. 81 BTo.a..y. n s1i7s feet ds..sd ill M,s
H i I'd =. so ss bs.y assg'
inS M s1LJosn 'I g. 's Wl.o MI 1850
oedsetNA s. 1900
No 20 BOnd at tPos.e..iOn INN edi.'e-A asPe,; $500
IatoD Walk at
Ces.ed tn May iss a $50 % O. AIIen...:..s 1900
lT . %. H. NJ, ' iss :i' T s. @
Lot s.W. cor. Cam. and Cenress, 50 4 front ~ IsA'
By 81 deep LEASED TIL May. 1852 At s5eo-0 O. Hal .co.
Lot No lis xity: a5iico l:.:ed til Nay 1880
Lot n, 10 A@itS. i;iico i.si iii Nay 1850
1 NO. 4e B,d:a.;; nc~a =. Ii. Apollo Rooms:
96.ie1ll5 dtss,d ali Nay. 1854 s7a-Wood sro $500
LG d. ss GSf T.; s s':i i: eei s 1000
LIt on Csnt,s,.t ws': .de netr sT 1880
L On % w sy ss Fin md Centre s.ed
I'll Ny :s Saw .ss wlt. Come. ,n; LEASED iii 81"
Msy, 1858 .. s5pl-cssr.s waisehe.i n.2H
= a51ass Q:...d III Nay issl sss1-M c.ts:Sa 1880
Lot on GsDI SSTth I es Ss Elm a'17' e.'ed til 70 20
~ Ss1s4 Is..ea I Nav ss1 At sssAM Brewer 1900
as.:.lc5 c...cd ID May i:s1 = SODA GilI.a 1920
s..sd til My .H 1850 'a' ss; 80 t1' $500
Bou.e nd lot No: q W.isr. as1sas pe..ed till -,
Hsa ., AZ. as1 ot NJ 8 w.i'l. a. ai'isa CEASED til
N.Y., lSsa s70GnW MsDs..a :; ya s;;;; 1850
Cessed III Nay, 1857 s.Ti-0 Brnc. ....... 1880
Lot G1 iii Mn. S:s ;ds IS. %, Of IA 1880
LotNE Of wLkerst and COr!iandt alley 21sloo
Lot on Wsiier.s,, nortn side of COr.ndt alley,
24.I19s te.sed III Nay lsso, sg7o-Patter'0n liaS
The entire sses amounting .'.....siiiSo
1t appeared 10 be the general opinion that the prop
ey brought eItrsvagan prices, when it Ia considered
that nearly the whole of II ia subject to lease for
,ra years to come at very low rstes with privilege Of
repeua for ten years more at rent not TO exceed the
rate Of Elk per cert per annum on the appraised value
at such time. The property Of the New-Haven Rail-
road Company at the southeast corner of Canal street
and Courtlandt alley known a the National II all was
then offered for sale subject to lease which has nine
years at s. 800 per annum. Il brought $50 600.
The lease of two lots on Walker street Immediately in
the rear Of the National Hall, and now occupied by
the New. Haven Railroad Company, with the build
ngs thereon having three years to rum was al dis
posed Of The two leases both bid in BY Wood
Broihsrs at 81, 100 each.
CoLoRrp Boz MIssIaG.-On Sunday las., Albert
Smith, bright and intelligent colortd boy about ten
years Of age, lef. his place of residence, No. ~ Watt
street. attend Sunday School in Spnog street. alter
which he returned TO the house of aunt in the street
where he lived but l.f immediately eerward saying
tina. he was wanted by his employer. Since that time
he has OF been seen heard Of BY his friends who
fear that be has been decoyed away and perhaps Kid
mapped. Any information respecting this missing boy
will BIO thankfully received, and may be lett a. the
above number. Albert is orphan boy-his parents
having died .ome years since.
Two MEs KILLED Ell FALLING FROM NEw BUILD
IxGs.-On Tbursdsy morning man named John
Rhicehor,t was killed in consequence OF accidentally
fah from new building n the course Of erection in
Fortieh street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
German framer who was at work on LIlienthsfsnew
building, Of Barclay ana Washington streets,
on ThuIsdsy morning messed bis footing and was pre-
cptated head foremost to the ground, dsan' oil -
feet receiving such teible injuries that death ensred
in few moments aherward- His remains were taken
Nd and conveyed 70 the Third Ward Police Staten,
Waneu street. His name was Albert SkNner. Coro-
ne. Perry held an inquest the body, and tse jury
rendered a verdict Of Accidental Death.
THI LATE SHOOTING ARRAY IN BANTER STREET.
Geo. Hsrod, the colored man who recently sho.
Jacob Steward a. the groggery No. 10 Baxter street,
during e alteration whi,h ocezrred there between
them a. to the possession Of the person OF Victoria
Anderson, the sable beauty who presidss over the
place, wa. arrested yesterday, by Officer Jourdan Of
| the Sixth Ward Police and held 70 bail N - 600 TO
spsver change Of shooting with Intent to Kill. Mr..
Daniel McCsuley, of No. 2s7 Third avenue became
| his boadsmaD
| SrIsplxo ArYRAI AMONG NEGRoBs.-John Beesley,
aNorh Carolina nt gro and George Brown, 20 coOred,