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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-31

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Hee sa . NO no., i. law. wi . &c psd for
Feirht to Boston ia forwarded through with great dispatch BY
Al E'FN" rrssi T sSRprs .,.,. No.. and we..
11TIT pTCI7I1P MIUTTNF via STOYIYG-
III IL, ~ 1860 IA MISREPRESENTATION ro,r.s-
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plste 1t o'clock M aud sonor'Sn At ';s !; M or on the
ins g; vAHDfEslLT from New YO5s MONDAY wsdn.,.i,y
end saurdsy from sonng,on Monday Wednesday 1ai Friday
fro. S. .a per h .
vae BY routes and IL time Tor all toe s.ty
G rsn h"s S snPsG s. .e SGI'h ENJOY snG
bat. de'ed ard leave stonnston in the ';S H. tram
for Providence .,eonO.. tine Steamer aud tr.
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% p'. ., the F,.sSt osce Per No 10Th River
the ofic. No 10 Battery place.
-1,,,,,;1 MI pOID Len, Ia.
IL cmSeI 1857 Tain. will eav. cb.lnber..t station ..
.sngsr Tnn, ii:s1 u for sing Sins, m for Ponsltxp
peei,ii and Sns Sing Train, a: inc Way
stations Passenger. taken e. Chamber Chri';op ,na oi
Trains for NswYOrk Troy sI5 and i2S' and D."
r H. EA,. Albany euj - and and 6:io p M
A. Y. SMITH, Superintendent
1890 ,<>n,, ro DpOyr-
4 AND ROCTE-NEW-lOkk ~ INV
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rpcyiDESCt II .RTFORn and FIsUKILL RAILROAD
It.s,d ss III. .rri,s hes Of the EXPRESS RYEn Of
81 NJ Vol ana Nv Haven and New Haven Ana HAITI I'd
.nd Spps6sid RaiIu ads. hch leaves New-York
SAMUEL MOTT Superintendent
-
NEW-lOEk and NEN-HANEN RAILROAD.
N 1899 SPRING ARR ,yGFuENT i2,2
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Professional Notmes.

Office for
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
J.P. PRISON, NO. 5 WAIL-ST, n. Y.
A Pamphlet OF fun information sent free By mall
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of The
IL scape and author Of Practical Treatise on Sssps Dis
..,., attends exclusively 10 OPERATIVE SURGERY and
LTATlONS the obscure diseases No &, Sh
.y Ofce hours from 20 aud 10 9eyeninss At all
her bours be Is a. his private hospital The Office of The Seal.
~ Is t No Vesey-st Aston Hepse, where all literary and
busipess must be le complimentary visit
we received. Copsultjpg fee Is
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LOR CHARLESTON.-The steamship WEST
i ERNPORT Capt P. 8. Berry viii leave pier No H. North
River SATURDAY April 8, az o'clock Precisely
Passage SIS with superior aceommoasons Freight aud 10
cents foot Insurance oueha effected office.
Apply 10 H. b CkOhWELL Co.,
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NTFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tra.ns eo.Ls
~ Eat eavs Broofiyn 81 G-e.ppor' u, 70 ~ ~ s,'
sss ~ f. EtH p-:s.. =; . a. So aJa y ~ All ,"
thr,' a - u = ~ - ...ss.+
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Finantiai.
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK:

NysYOkbf ~
10 ts..bv rot led ts. OF 'e's
NoT1CE-fhe DeposioTs -. ar the esb.b s, thereof
n Of the Bylaws Of this nsnt the sans form
has been smended by .be Board OF a. 10 loss viz.
~ the s. section u article g. tnd personally or BIZ the
ircl. section Drafts sy ~ - p.rk have he Signature
order IN Writing The ~ by letters Of a.. lrney
Of ~. party hen ssI ~. have be rieht 20 demand
d,y ntcstsd bnt 20 800 without prodsc the org
part Of sis pTineps entered thereic; shall
m sss 1s .y. ot .us S wh9s. PIsySq. notice 70 he
q - S,as 400 and Of sixty days 70; any amount
.o~ Int snm Al depo. received y W. as
De- nee1 81 a. pa and al payments 'ha be male 10 the
mr4fr -. ,,endunen. IL % allow depostors 10 draw
Tss 49, sa, business day. upon -otce Of thirty daya
iot Il les, than 800 aad OF sixy days over ths
he s@ u Of restricting - - the third Monday Of each
sio oo - ard one week. previous notice
sc.ise spostors have been permitted 20 dsw a. any
f n r9,e u IL not n.sndei IN ordinary times - de
ION III practice but il tne even, Of paoic tie
. . ,sson 10 nslo day, II enforced would prevent per
ms 10 a. need ON the opportunity Of drawing: aud the
s.,resIav be efoe with view the accommodation Of
~, n hoye chaDse-se however beyond consr
IN Of all the deposito, BY requiring the previous
~ ~ and sixty days scoTdDg u the amount intended
=. - arasp BY direction Of the Trustees,
TNg THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
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k.t Wharf by esTner IEIaud City a. 6, and 10 . m aud
> 4 and D. m The esve Flushing. L. l..
ers neeting and changing with the hoa H1n
,r.Psnt Through in So minutes Fare p cents.
WM. NJ. SMITH Receiver.
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Sprfes or THE GRocESs fIRE insurance. COMPANY, I
Mol w-,.st (cor Of Pearlst Hew-York March 1853
A SEA i-ANNUAL DIVIDEND q SIX PER
CENT this dty been declared payable % the Stockbod
-. =. .b,. Office on demand. JAMES g. PLATT Secy.
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OErICgor TIE CLEVELAND, PAISEsvILLE AND AsnTABULA
RAILROAD Co.. CLEVELAND, March p, 1880 !
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
L interest on the "a MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company
ps due I'm the City Of the st day of April next
will be paid on and after that date AZ the Banking louise OF
WINsL0 WlLANIER Co. No. 50 Wa-st, on presentation
GEORGE B. ELY, Treasurer.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 20
Warren st-Open daily from 10 a. M to p M, ana on
MONDAYS, ThursdAys and Saturdays from to Interest
n 6 pei cent on al sums from = 70 &1Oo - %,
" L. BUXTON, Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13
MAsoNTo pIREo plIa.Y..

Ohio t,Odse no. GoI.-Meets 4 Masonic Hall,
corner Market and AOnroestrests Mon
day evenings OF each month. G. W. Sr5EEs, W. NJ ALe
o"fsr Laegh9ta, Secretary.
WheeltnR Lodge Ne. 19S Meets as above on
the arst and tAird Thursday evening. each month a.
hRESEtINotRs ". NJ; s. y: Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chnpter ne. 1ai-Meetsas
So0veon the second Monaa evening Of eachmonth. w
s'oTE, n 2; s. " Pearson, Secretary.
"heelinE EHcamPment No. f1.--aIeets as
90'S on the 9,rs Monday evening Of cash mouth. Wa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

For the information Ofsrangers visiting the city, pub
ish the following list of the different Ohurches and
and place Of meeting. If there any mistakes we
Eillmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
st. Matthew's, Corner Monroe Byron
treets Rev. E. T. PEEEsi Rector; morning services 1O
'tlock, evening,7.
Sc iohn's, Main street, between First
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. H. sNr4H A. NJ Rector
s'Fvices-Morning 1O1I ;.afternoon 83S; night IN.
First Fres6ytertdH, WEED Pastor, Fourthst.
between Monroe;apd Quincys
Second Presbyterian Webster street, between Main and
harketCentre Wheeling services morning and evening"
Third Presby byteid, Fifth street. between Chestnut
Tabert sts South Wheeling, Rev. WOODS, Pastor
morning and evening.
Fourth Presbytertd RevA PAUL., Pastor. 1Ianstreet
between Washington Adams stS morning
evening.
F6urth Street 4letsodtst Episcopal, Rev. j. r. WILSON
Pastor Fourthstree between Monroe Quncy services
morning and evening.
NORTH Street Episcopal REoER
Market and North sts, North Wheelngi services
morning and evening.
ctapEtae Street Aehodtst EpfscopaE, Rev. IT, II. Mon
ROE, Pastor, Oapne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South Wheeling n. E. Church, ReY.cJ. 8. HALL,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
WheelinO Island Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
GsrMcn Actaodtst Episcopal, Rev. O. Pastor,
otaDne street, Webster and Third, Centre whee
ng. l4 ss's
Sc james Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BISHOP
r. V. wHELAN Fifth street, Hampdenj services
morning and afternoon.
First Bapsis Church, Clay ST. Wheeling Rey. VIM
R. MATp RRr, Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Retor1ned Rev. T. MCCLuRE, Pastor corne
sts servicesmornng ndafternoon
DsctpLs's, Market street, between Webster Third
osntre wheeing services 101S in the morning, andT6
evening.
EOange1tcGt Protestant Rev w H11EEs, Pastor, CLAY
Ss'eet, above Sixth, Eastwheelins.
Zion EUGROeLicuL Luthertd5t. Rev. f. ZfS6SIRRStI Ir
Pastor, Market street, between Webster and Thrd Centre
Wheelag;services morning and evening.
s'oah Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
G,rmaa Prosestans, Union Ball, Main street. between
N'nrse and Quincy services 1oyS ming.
ODD FBLLOWS' DIRECTORY
vIrslnGus lodge NO. 8.-aSeets every Tharsday
erening atthe Hail. Market and Quincy streets
N4F RtcH4Rn4oS, N. g.; 7aos. B. l,Red seorstary.s
franklin Lodge NOs 13s-Neet as sRboveevery
Monday evening. wy. TAYLOR, n. g.; R1l!tan r.
No Talosy, Secretary.
WA. Tell lodge No.9 ) 8B.-Nsets asab6vssvG-
r. Wednesday evening FsEnEatOx MtI1ER, N. g.; ohp
StGds, Secretary.
a,9 a,W9leelinz lodge eNo.59.-M as above every
saturday evening.
G:' RIriuts, N.G.i ": M Berrysti, Secretary &
e"nOIn lodge No 99.-8Teets as ah6ve everv
EStayeventns. J, ,WoODSuRS, N. G.i ", ". Blanchard
Jr 'ecretary. a-
Wm. Tell EucanaPnaeat No. 8 4.--1eets.as
aaove the second and fourth Tuesday evenings
month. F. BsUXxe, @. P.; CtGs. LtncE, Scribe
AbraHa's Rnc1mPment No. l.-Meets as
eoove'she Frstfad ttrd ruesd month
l. ". .GLtSE O. P,I GeoB9trd, Jl,, Scribe. tIsrch1s
r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

3BoITs sWAGIIiPAPERE THE ef{
lSi9SNO IN the city, abonE quo dinerent
n price frora b6lt Ttis stoe
lSet 8sSe and tn good order be 81
want OF good and cheap article yin pleaIe can and e
Stock - - Ass4sgiJ. o. HARBOUR,
= No 1lS Main AZ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

Mr. WIL11AMs, ofthe Utica, (N.5Y.) Herald,
writes very readable letter to his paper from
Paris from which take the following:
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Incorporated ls1sAcha1ter Perpetual.
ssaaCaah Capital ST, 600, OO0.
-t5Ss3 FABsonuTE AND tUNIGpAIRED,s is{
WITH A sURPAUs OF So O6.3sY.aa.
And the eprestigeof8s5yenrss sucsessand experience
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= "a s5.sMI. ID I5.E,I ,O.MT
1O3 ARKlIT SIRE5EsT.


Iu4HUGt and Gas EttteE,
EEPS constantly on hand, Gas fxtures Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. kinds sJSess
S1 Br5s Cocks and Valves Steam Steam
Lift and sPoEce Pumps Sinks uIS5
Wooden and CAST Gum Rose and T1SeEin
Of Ihicknesses, Metal Bafi6a Tib
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

QUFER CusToMs IN OALIFoRN1A.-One Of the
editors ofthe San francisco Golden Era, writing
from Marysyille, says:
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Having been appointed the above wen known
Company for Wheeling prepared to take
approved Fire and Marine Risks most favorable
once at MATHEW CO.'S ware House Main street
t.ssp497ly li5i53 2o9 3 8E5f. sc5 NO. 80 Mainst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE

-1Es EAA--7s ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13

a eonsta on Hand, any size OF 9uan!
waieh can be furnished short nOticaasiF a FsT
S,o S zSe pSteyo1 0ta Copper, BrGssGFed Lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-13
re CORRESPONDENTS.
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the tntormatiOn fsrangers the pub.
ish the following list different Churches and their
me and place Of meeting. If are any mistakes we
Willnake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. NahaesOs, pisc0pa1tdss Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev. E. T. PEEEIs Rector; morning services 1O
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1 AN GLAD TO SEE ToU. Somebody says that
There are more lies told with that 81 amsg glad to-
see you, than with all the other sentences in
the language. Somebody is Just about right
We have seen a man run four squares out of his
waYfto get away from a friend, and, meeting the
1riend after all, he said 81 am glad to sec youe
He lied-iust MS much as if he had TepoTtedFthe
moonsmade of green cheese, or declared himself
a man of truth We know an individual who
always meets other individuals with the sweetest
and Blandest of smiles, and says with the sweet
estof voices, 81 am dsltghted to meet
1.-THE moment he turns away, calculates emphat Ii.
cally, aGoto thunderl l rs if directing his speech
to the ones he was just so ighted. 70 meet
In order to be polite one has, very often, tell
Mntruths; little white lies are as current
among polite people as gold dollars all oyer.s e
FuERE is a grocer up town, wilo'is said to be
so mean thathe was seen to ca tch atty off his
counter, hold up his hind legs, and look in the
crack Of his feet tosee if he had MT Devastating
some of his sugar q -
Aa.incorrigible swas, Who had lenta minister
a horse. which ran away and threY his clerical
rider. thought he should have some credit for
his aidSin sspreadinS the gospel.
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-.
wv and Straw Goods. compIetes
any otherstoek 1.-THE kna this city Our
styles Of sofs Bsayer qaSsaer NetFoIos
tam gartan 0herons Aiio, F,tli
9Ps fe1cl pfieeRt6t
suit the presep Of money HaIet fke ppS
lie are invited 20 eaa ezatiine
selSess... t.s4.aa IapleJ BLISS & CAMPBElI 8,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
NkwTlork daily Gribn,te
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


THURSDAY April g. lS5S.-ELIJAH Il. PuRpY, esq,
President in the Chair.
Sundry petitions were referred also Message
from the Mayor recommending that the materials OF
the old Harlem Bridge be purchased for the County,
if the price asked by the Company was moderate.
Mr. BELL called up the bills for fitting the Superior
Court rooms, and, sfter debste, they were referred
10 Special Committee.
Mr. TWEED said he had noticed that some OF the
Station Houses had been furnished with iron safes
from manufactures in the interior Of the State II
these safes necessary il seemed strange to him
that they not obtained of mechanics IN the city
He offered resolution inqurng the expense incurred
by the Commissioners IN procuring said saies'
Adopted.
A communication was received from Richard Is:
Connolly, County Clerk calling attention of the Board
TO the want of accommodation in his office for docu-
ments accumulatiDg from the Supreme Court, and
other quarters. Referred TO a Committee.
A report was made by the Committee on Annual
Taxes, favor OF paying the go OOO passed in ls
for the purchase of lO.s and the erection of suitable
building for the House of Reception of the New-fork
JuveI lie Asylum. Adopted
The Committee Criminal Courts and Police re-
ported in favor OF appropriation of - O0 to de-
fray the exper of citing up the building for witness
accommodations, and other expenses, a. No. ~ hite
street. After some objections from Messrs. PrRDf,
TwELD and others, the paper was laid over.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, at the Office in
Bronze st,eet, Gen. NYE in the Chair, and Messrs.
Bowen, Tiemsnn, Strsnahan, Chowen and Powell
present.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
Nr BowEs from the Committee on General Dis
ct line reported upon Sunday cases Of misconduct on
the part OF policemen.
John Murphy, Of the Fourth Precinct, charged with
beng of bis poet, swore that he not off duty;
but It proved that he was of duty and went into
al engine house and slept.
On motion of Mayor TIzMAsS, he was dismissed Tor
fsse swearing.
VIM. p. Bennett, Of the Seventh Precinct, wac di''
Il .sed for in,cIica.ioa.
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BE A y tt z U l. d Il a
RICELY GLOSSY HAIL
ConpLsryLY PnEsrhvro
10 THE GREATEST ACE

And who Aat 10 6ny voah not hsvs iesc ~ ,yon53sS
With nduH and Itching but wculd have Iemo'ya 20, od be-
with scrOfuls scsd Head other sraP o., ud be sssed
Win sso remove all Pmples toan the lace eaa a. Iss
WOODS HAIR REScORATIvE Will 90 a. 'n' w
No soe %lo"ins; luIlpoa Nov. lS@
r n.. ,...a hsard 10 ach sid Of the
~ondenul ea.ets Of your Hair Restorative, ont LAWS
cbested BY qasciery and su.st nG.sra % an. sss,
With the thousand and oue loudly trumpeted i,ace -
until you Lawrence County son,s - ~, of yocr
A-storsve in my s.rny-fr By ny seod .s, ,s.a.a oos
boone very thin and ensif.iy whip a v 10 jts orsna
rt brown color and sls,sa and esoss o1suss 20 =.
Hd sossy upon and Rey over ns upon the hair eut
beanr Of n heshfu % head ssa IaS tS NE ID
,ss,nsrs pdm and duht: ar.nes
4. eh..@ and value entirely {. s. By al .se
t I z az .nb h ~, ,s.d fr,m ey reAson 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

Monsieur Paul Pine reached here last night, direct
from Ssult Ste Marie. He fully confirms the nteli-
gepce received few days since There was 10 ce IN
the Straits, or at any point this Eide.
Mons Pine brought letters from Ontonsgon and the
Sault for j. T. Whiting, esq, agent OF tho Norn-
Western Insurance Company both under date Of sfcb
2l onuch as ii Of interest to the public We have
been kindly permitted to copy;
"SAULr STE MARIE, March Il.
"Our Winter is gone crossing on the ice here 70
ovsr with We have had warm rains here for two
days. The river is open up TO Whsky Bay There
IL no ice to speak Of either in Lake Huron or Superior.
At Detour, al Is clear Of ice up to Round Island"
"OsTosAeos, March q, 1853
"The weather has been remarkably mild oil Win
ter For the past three weeks the Thermometer h0
marked 30 TO 40o. The snow has disappeared from
the openings, although there 10 q lttls left In the
woods. The river opened at the mouth -yesssrday,
wind south, and DO ice TO be seen on the LAks: we
sounded the harbor yesterday. There was eight feet
four inches Of water the bar The bar dos sos ex
tend more than fifty feet and each side there DOT
less than nine and half feet of water. The ohaaes,
which is wide enough fsr any bost to como IN ts.es
an entirely different course from last yees Iono"m
down the North Pier about fry feet OUTSIDE o' 'n0
Ess: Per, where II strikes of e. N. Z. =.
"I.ast night heavy blow from the YES. ~ n. ~
has already taken sixty feet OF spuet n asS ~ Il
Bridge Pier and the chances arc 'n"' "'''
"1The channel will be sounded again arer ne DO"
subs;des and staked out, ready for the hrst bost
at IL proposed TO start the Uneias Aihe "a"
Sir. + Il thought to have q Minnesota vein:
"rp ra psov.ions are plenty, but money scarce We
al look, ,pg forward 10 the arrival Of the steom-
ore ore al '0'~s tDetroit Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09


The report of the Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
b. Olp was read by the Rev. DIR. PACE OF the Epis.
copal Church The report slludes TO the success OF
the Society in time OF great financial distress, with
great thankfulness and records the decease OF Mrs
Caldwell ard Miss Maynard two energetic and effi-
cient members 10 terms Of touching regret During the
wear, So rev churches have promised their sympathy
and encouragement to the Society. The total collec'
tons Of this Society sirce its organization, are
f which slOi sl5 have bsen paid to the parent ins'
tuition.
Speeches were made in behalf Of the Society, by
the Rev. Mr.. CLARK Of Elizabeth, Eew-Jersey; the
Rev. DR.. McCLIsrocK and the Rev. DIR. VAS ZAsDr
of this city. The benediction was said by the Rev.
DR.. HoLDIcH, Secretary Of the American Bible So
ciety.
AT the business meeting ihe following officers Of the
New-York Female Auxiliary Bible Society Tor 'ne
year 1858, were elected:
First Deetres Mrs David Codwise seeond Drsc.sesr Srs
Wm B A,tor Recording Secretary, hrs John "arsi S2f
,poIding secretary Mr.. Dr. On Tressurer Mrs Jscoo L7
Roy.
Mr. Jo.hus CLborn Mrs L. Baker, Mrs Lndley Holman
Ma = ! Peebee Ms. Thomas c. Doremus hu DE WIZ
Mr.. Au,on O. Phelps. Mra Richard Irwin. ns hichois.n MA
a IiyinStop Mn. Bari Mr. ssnuel O. Smith, Mrs Ora
b: NJ. Or Holdneh Mrs. g. O. HOwiand, Mrs. Wools-y
M,s Wm Trusow Mrs deuel. Mrs James suydAm, hu J. A
kennedy Mrs Frederick De Psyster, Mn Alexander Bruen
W,. U.nry Baker Mrs Carter Mrs. Wetmore, Mr Luther
Rrsdi,b Ms. Murray Miss Kssam, aiss Duhie Miss smith
Nj. Aids Van schaick Miss Arscahs Miller Mics Cornea
Wss,.ro Miss Rscbel L. Kennedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, April S.-Ald. JoHS CLANCY, President
in the chair
A number Of reports made on various subjects
and laid over under the rule.
The Ner- -luk V0iuHte1s.-R -Resolutt0n-By Aid.
MURRAY, in relation to II being alleged that portion
of the $500 Appropriated by the Common 1oancil Tor
the Benevolent Association, New-York Volunteers
wss used for lobbying purposes at Albany contraryto
the spir. and intent of the appropriation, and calling
upon the Treasurer of said Association to report the
facts 10 this Board. Adopted.
The Third AreRue Rdttr0dd.-Ald NJ SPEDoN,
offered resolution, on petition of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company, that said Company he allowed to
pave on the line of their track in Chatham street with
iron pavement, instead of stone. Adopted.
Message from the MayOr.-A message was re-
ceyed from the Mayor in relation to the night OF the
Corporation 20 certain real estate illegally held by
parties on leases and otherwise Ii was referred TO
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
To the Honorable the Common Council: ,
GENTLEMEN: l herewith transmit to your honorable body
% 9ea .ste to which the City has an undoabted legal title
now possession OF parties who claim the same In fee
whicd earliest investigation aud the facts shall be
U1s Sd @ a.s se aa hs S the Ga's
would respectfully recommend that the whole matter
power other action BE- thereon by honor
able body will secure prompt and .gIe 81 he
May Qsiee Nec York, April g. 1857.
NEw'YoRK, April 2, 1853, Office No. A John street.
The Hon ID. y. TIENANS, Mayor SC.
DEAR SIR: have been counseled by client OF mine upon
the following My client has been for the last eight or
months stgatllg recpIls
office in this city, these nvstg gatons he IL satisfied
that he has dcovered chain of evidence which will undoub
edy establish legal title and enable the city to enter ino pos
of in this city, For his
vices in making these assisting the city
cover possession Of this real estate shosd the Corporation
svs itself of his services be desires some compensation in the
percentage upon the recovered but,
covery then compensation and leave 1t until the hna
result.
he has mentioned TO that there inrnvdis
action the part Of the Corporation in cases parties
that under from the Corporation have
since their leases expired claimed 10 be the IN fee and
taxes 20 the city such owners but who Will IN
q shor. time have good title BY possession
have before introduced client to yOu aud will therefore
here refrain mentioning his This property By
before referred property that the Corporation knows nothing
the present me should 20 be there
will b. no claim for compensation.
am your obedient servant -
RICHARD NJ. HARRINGTON.
The Fraud Rep0rt.-Ald. ADAMS called up the last
report of the Committee Frauds in relation to the
frauds in contracts for regulating Third avenue and
Fifty. fourth street. The paper was adopted.
The Board adjourned to Monday.