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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07
TRUNKS AND TRAyELING Goops. Those in wan,

TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING GooDs.-Those in want
Of III top, modern STYLE Southern made travelling trunk
an outfit Of Indiaubber oil cloth clothing should go
take look at the great stock of H. W. Reynolds Co., No.
Magazine street. door The stock is one Of the
largest and best assorted of ed public and
at prices which, when KNOWN will to induce purchase
BY those In want Of such goods We advise strangers and
Gers particular visit a. W. Reynolds Co. Read
their Advertisements eseNhare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07
F e v EsR AND AGUE,

Re v EsR AND AGUE.
osGooD'S CHoLAGoGUE.
mis- is the only and certain remedy for this hateful
ease No one need again complain of having unless
hey have never taken this celebrated remedy they
take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chis and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co.,
q and Isl Charities street,
Sole Agents for tie South and to whom orders shond BE-
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

ST. VALENTINES DAY is at hand, and all the youth
and good deal the age the land on the qu eiee
Already his sautshp begins honored by sending
the peculiar missives that they may points
day. Already the invasion Whites bookstore l5
Canal street, has begun and from the rich
there will be selected the valentines which promote
many love affair, QUARREL much kindness much
b ternessa under the patronage Valentine. In collect
Ing this stock Mr. White aimed have something
thing in the valentine way and-he has the mark plum in
the bulls eye. We ask attention to his advertisement
"THE SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT" of
L. W. Lyons Co.. No. 26 % and Charles street. is ad
versed in full in this and all hive say additional
to the information Of those advertisements s that there is
boy who find there the article clothing under
he desire prices which will him.
stock is immense must fill thoroughly make
In addition to ready clothing furnishing goods trunks
yases umbrellas oil and rubber clothing hand for sale
in quantity,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

ward to the brink Of the grave yawnng receive them
tributes from ignorant injudicous practice.
strongly impress upon the minds Of those suffer-
ing from catarrhal bfonchsl Affections the Importance Of
this conneciien cstarh and sore throat were
generally cured should OF Consumption
All but links In the chain and hang each other
a. cause and effect
ROBERT HUNTER, N. D.
81. Charles Hotel New Orleans, Jan. z 1882
N0TE-Dr Hunter the author Of the above letter.
professional visit TO New Orleans and will remain until
February T. His Office Canal street, north side two door
be.ow Bourbon street.
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large supply of the celebrated manuacturers' PLAYING
CARDS. at reduced prices Also, beautiful qusy Play.
ing Cards for Clubs WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL T. CO.,
No. 60 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

Ts- Printers, Druggists, Grocers andsOthers.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
various Sizes Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER all sizes
MANILA PAPER, sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER, all sizes
and qualities. Also CAP LETTER PAPER ruled and
plain at manufacturers prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Oh sax.s bt been made against the Admin
',, ana ,,vsu,.o nom fun ana si, ,,v.,,I,,io, h, N.
- q, hiob Commi, .ss. ar. .no,,,., fyi, ..
~, ri, 60 :. NJ. - ,r W, - -,
N 20. o' 'p - "soH' '"s,"n'N . !" 90
ana o'~' ~ ' '"' ." a"Ju'. 'i'"i'u"'" VI 'u
pueao PAios'se' sn' s contracts 'of Goa
$50 h - " .''iuPs ao.D NDs.. ... a.',.'" a." O''"
-. -, ro,s. 49,.
y" So '' ' ' -, -
s-"".. e,oe' ".' =. 90 - e. s. ~ " - =
. ' ..p -. ,n.,.h.-. :,
% ~ ~ ~ " w -, 4, -. a.,ss
'"> S10 "'"'' "
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
BOARD OF COUNCTLMEN.

A regular me citing Of the Board was held on Thurs
day afternoon, the President in the chair.
Removal Of GarbaRe-A communi anon was re-
oeiyed from the City Inspector calling attention to the
yio atiops of the ordinance requiring owners OF pene
houses to place suitable boxes for the reception
of garbage in font Of their houses.
On motion of Mr. OITARsoS, the paper was referred
10 the Con mitee on Public Health.
Fulton Harket.-A reeolotion presented by Mr.
BULrEKL to direct the Street Com missioner to have
Fulton Market repaired, ard recommending an appro.
prstion Of IS, 900 for that purpose. Laid over.
Cur Hall Repairs.-Mr LENT offered resolution
,eouesfpe in ornation from the Street Commissioner
wby he has not commenced repairing the CITY Hall
under the contract Confirmed by the Common Coun-
The CIV Ogal.--On motion Of Mr.. LENT, the City
Ipspec was directed o advertise for the removal OF
the offal of the city to any suitable place
MIR OrrARsos was called TO the chair.
Ctfv Iaspsetors Department. The orolhance leSr
ganizng the City Inspectors Depsrtment came up ior
action. After short debate, the whole saoJee' ""'
indefinitely postponed. ,..;, ,ha
The Tseltth Regimtnt-The Board concurred IN Tue
report of the JOINT Spec al Commit IN tayo, oi me
moriazisg the Governor to reorsanize the LIN hes'
ment The Board adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Jobrsor. DID,. William Watson, lease IL TutIs, snt
Robert W. Harris, DID, Charles n. s. Ro"l.od
E,q., Cyrus Curtirt. h-q, Robert b. Mtn'urn, r. .a'
Stephen Csmbrelepg, ESQ.,; Washington Irving. Esq.
On motion Of the Secretary; the riustes OF the
Episcopal Fund ard the Trutees for the Aged so0
IIfm Clergy Fund, we're reappoiotec.
The Report Of the Missionary Commits was resa.
There are under the care Of this Society IS Mission
Stations; and they have 81 MISSIONARIES in the h.lc.
The total rece ps for the year we're s. 5lU 3 ne!e
j. needed DO 81 l3S So and will be due IL October
$3.50, making a total deficiency Of $3 iss 81.
The Churches which did not coutrioute~ere more
than balf the number N the Diocese the individual
Contributors amounted to S So 9hch was less % 90
durr previous yesr. Tbe sum tJRs OF receipts tb'-
year v as larger by about 800 than that OF last -
but deduotirg egsry and other amounts, ileIu
this year becauss not pad lat year tos aoun.
received from tie Churches about 81 900 less 70 sn
that received ,ast ysaT s'stsment moet dsneartenns
The report made an earnest appeal not on'y 10 'ne
Churches, out to individuals and families for al,
The report of the Society for the Promotion oil hehs
ion and Leaning shows that there has been fecsve !
this year only $95 81 from % chuches on. OF ,oe 81
in the Diocese while the yesr before there xas o.
contributed from 62 churches.
The Society further reported that While the contDu
ticis altogether would not support their candoa,es
they had out Of their own treasury supported " "a
Theological Seminary ~ s'udents In the Colleges ~
in the schools and under privs,e instructor -"nA'
ing total of 76 d iates coet OF - bo9 d. be-
soe this they bad given for text books to the General
Theological Seminary $780, for other purposes OF the
Sc ciety $780, and appropriated to the Provisional
Bsbop for the cid Of necessitous utents io-nak'
ing q total Of - 999 "a.
A resolution vas adopted that Committee be sp-
pon to take into consideration the necessities of the
two sstneLtioped Societies, and the Rev Dr. Vinton,
the Rev. DR.. Guon, and EI-Gov. King were sp'
pointed.
The report Of the Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund,
showed that the disposabe fund remains the same as
last year.
The report Of the Trustees Of the Aged and Iofrm
Clergymen Fund; the Treasurers report, and the re-
port Of the Committee the Salary Of the Provisional
Bishop, were read.
The Committee on Csnons offered a substitute for
Canon X which provides for the election OF DsPn
ar Provisional Deputies to the General Convention,
at the second regular annual ueetng next ns
the stated meeting Of the General Convention. This
substitute gives more time afer the election Of Depu-
ties till the meeting of the General Convenon 40 that
vacancies may be led if necessary in case o! resigns
ton, etc. The substitute adopJed.
The convention took recess tall p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
CONVENTION OF THE DIOCESE OF NEW
YORK,

DAY.
The Convention was opened yesterday morhiug WIN
religious services at O'Clock. The morniog prayer
vas said by the Rev. j. l.. HARRIsoN OF Clinton
County who also read portion OF the lessons tue
remaining portion being read oy tue hsv. ~ M'
WILLS OF Corn ALL Orange County. Ihe " emile X
uetaus" the 18th Psalp surg during ths servioe.
The R.v. j. WEAVER of Fordham, read the tp'st.e
to the Gospel, and said the ante Communion serve.
The bu1bess meeting opened al io 0 oloea. tue
SECRET Arr ssted that he informed that tue To-
vision al Bsbop unable to attend this morning ne
therefore moved that the Rev. William " Johnson
u. d., of Grace Church. Jamaica, be called 10 'he
Chair. Carried. ~.
provisiopal Bishop entered and took the char:
The Committee on the Incorporation OF Churches
reported in favor Of admitting iLso the .ue
Cbnrcbes Of All Angels New-York, and ST. BArnaoss
irwin etou, And on motion Of the Secretary these
churches were accordingly admitted
Annlication for adnsslon to membership 10 the Con-
yeption from St. Psuls Church, ionkeis, enH 81 au'
SIsxs Ch1scS oSoG0sJson SoG0ssp Ss's oi Clutches
On motion of the SECRETARY, 'ne iu'os ~ 80
were suspended in order TO receive q report to1 =,
epecai Committee appointed al Isst Ssnse, IN
consider and report upon certain p,oPoS .ha Csosr.
articles III and vi oi the Constitution Oh TIC "o"
Church.
The Rev. DIR. HAWKS read the report Inc pro
posed change in the Hid article was 10 remove
the House OF Bishops the obligation when nov
of acting within three days in expreesieg sppt9os-
ton dssppro6son Of any proceeoiog sent 10 theui
from the lower Homse. As the object of he cn 'nSe
proposed was to place both houses on an eqoahJ VI
legislation, the Committee considered it to DO DotA Ju
dicious and expedient.
TIE proposed change in the With article was to tue
effect that the General Convention may establish q
Court of Appeals for the revision Of the decisions o,
the Diocesan Courts, the decisions OF when "ouI
give uniformity to interpretations Of the Ecclesssic a
The Committee reported resolutions 10 the effect ths,
the proposed aei alton Of the Hid article was id'coa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
COURT OF APPEALS.
MOTIFS or Decisions AT Tue JUNK TERN.
~


BY will made in 1893, the teststor devised t~o6fths
Of Lis bne exscaos trustees hts two tsash
tn speetye who WI, 70 have the eco~s too h "a thsr
dcreouay 10 sell and 70 Invest TIE
;hs executors rsScance4 third l-s soss1
dc sod the real estate taking mortgage thereon fsf The
bn tr uah soo ia the sopens Csor. sssss the
oushs snd all Sir ehdrso tosn Z" sss f he paspess a
p,wss iru.. h-d sy him uader The .i h
y,yed the property 70 such sub.ntsd tns,rs; He'd that
TIE ole executor a took all oosSbHs1
upon the three nonns,ed in hs w 10 tho capacity Of Trustees
His convey and epurehsss upon the moSss. sale vss
valid an e1e uon Of h, SELL and in'e" sns pro
Th- supreme Court could eousr all ii. powers q me stis
action instituted or thss purpose " up'n pc'
The substituted having soh and conveyed the prem
lace perfect ts az well sssnse the t..tt-
toi their children ~ es sssoss their cabf,sn
msr subsequently, be born ana acquire interests oadSf sSs
.,urs In ,h@ exercise Of its tuteary pysr the
prS ard prop-y of nfsos and Others unesf may
provide by public private acts for nysros fes ss,s 70
prOprt, securities whrn neesss. tor tnf esnss' sas a
this power ss ~. in ..fc. 10 tne nsaS
w ,a a. a. ss st A. act of toe L-s..as lou ~ Il
1850, Cob.uabns sarboridns the ssprems CSrs ~ N ss
tion the GU, disc, sAs OF say part
psts from Time % a. 80 aishs Be lSsse
% oloos -. o,r,s' 81 ,ns - "a ~
the Tsts. Ia payt tsxss aud incomonusss upon -" ~
s.:1; s SI IN ssssss ha.s Who s s:
u Ger the vii and hs, all coIvsyaless aedsf tas s1 -
cud by tts Trnstes should In the sfsnns feo
solute ags,Dst eli prrsoDs wbethsr 10 o~ins % ms
lave or scqar- sny interest under hs Will ..,.A.x.
TIE Tustses under lbs act con Sers =.
bic tide sss snJbdy Who misb, otbsr ei.: s.J s
an interest s.fsr In- viii irrespective OF ID S ~ " W.
f.Ir.d him b, that instunsnt ara, ..,.i1~.x ..l
The csse Of Powers ssL Bessen q SD "'' "'H"- -
distiIsusAsd-
co,r,r ~, sevrtat sysssONS-sEpr N.-Bstoss Jasdcss
oe.oxIssusr 8sEsS.s. ssd OssosA
Amelia Eaonett. be.pDg osordefjy house tn1gment
p.re.a Wa colSs. assault and b,osry aasd es Jsas
g ~. s..solr a., hssry fnes 81 A4hesa Gans .se oes-
C1. go, "a cAileIJ 6Esd S5 eaa Csh Cl~:aef 4r
% esste,y fined s5 MschI 0slyfn ss<slf ssd essssy
snsa 40 Gstlan, ana esttrry hnsa -" Aa
fixio assault bst<) fnso So lonn Lofsn 49,.
a. sslery sped 50. Oeofss Patterson And ss1ss
and battery sdrneLi sOspe.6et. Chsssss hoase
..n and bsxer, hsa z ssssat and osfsSsy
Yr1spdse Wa Carer b&.tssJ dsmsns sos
"a Ann Eltzsbes sntn and hly ks-y, stssips nsoaes
uecki. ~. Io judgment s.sfenee1
COURT CALzSDAa-1HS DAY.
SrrsExE CouRI-GSSERAL IEtA.-Noa'enuus
r,,sc - u bc beard ,u. u.s,o,o.
SrPBEsT CovRT--CIRcuir'-"e" ""'o"s'"
l A>rx rxsfr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

PosTPoSEMEST OF SALE OF BALLOON TIcKErs.-
The tae of balloon tickets for the ascension advsr
tised to be made by Mr.. La Mountain on Tuesday
next, did not come of yesterday as announced. A
large number persons present in the Exchange
at the hour, H. a. m, and much disappointment was
manifested at the postponement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
co,rur nj, sevctat, syssfONs-sEyr 2-Bstoss Jasdc,
NCShi v. o...s,s =. ,ss1.,u 3sENNAs. sad OssosM
BROOKZ YN IZENX

Tur Pr,rsrsa AyEsuE RinRoAD.-Isa Con-
,.o, fo, rails On Fla.busa avenue has recently
hsa, ,o.Ss and the work will bo c,ninsrcsd abSsS
,Ss ,s,, ~ October The road wli not be ready fas
,,sv,l until the sprrg. Tbi, road viii consscs With
A.. rDI,on avenue lins AID extead 10 the tova o.
Flstbusb.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
ACQUITTED.
8, Ia Ex.fo,, ak I'M. Y. Trlhz..e.

SIR: In your :ssue Of the 18th OF August 1 saw an
account Of u .rres, on charge o. ssui areeny for s,Ans
QUALIFY of ew.y ou " 3. Dupy the present. iossnAa o
Americas kufire Company Nc g. Ny tr. came % ciois
J1os. RBsse u:y Mondsy the 2oh list ana Ie.s
became hssft saa oersofaoe go
innocent. in my scccrsbie seauitt@ soe
fir Lax Vas rg-i ftor Lit shca d1E Ss ah onsi~d
r-eGd fhhy DOLLARS Hoping rha, rsA' and s-ee WI
Tat huLdJec pefOns 81 sccoan' % ny s'e'~
iaoulslc ,h01li iso~ NJ iEgor~rre - -. q, - ...,
II.InAia, yox., fkASA bLFff, = ~OSa'erheH'4ee~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Advertisement
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS

MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs,
for the cure II Scrofus Eupsus Of the Skin Ulcers Pmpe
and ali diseases arising from the Impurities OF the Blood The
Pies Dyspepsia Fever AID Asue, Bilious and lntsrmtsn
W. g. Morrkr, No S55 Broadway, and By all Drussists-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

George Christy has engaged Nibo's Saloon from
November to May l. 1860, for the purpose Of giving
Ethiopian performances. 1t is to be entirely rst.ed
aud newly decorated by Trinble, the architect
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

FoUsD IS IBE WArEE.-iAe oc1y 81 an ueAIoT. e1 ~.
r., 20 he La Of lei overheard LON ae
Eu..a s.Ik Y5rs c IT, Moth r. fg a va cT &c lss
,,k su I'd an tregr scd jury r-n4sr-a ,es. y
.urpo-.s aece es,A. eIox7t . 9sesA>se "" - ..vr
me-. ki.L. be was jfesr- fl'.an icis az 'a
,toa ~ ep sraxf, .Ic ZIP bot he hAt ~ ncs' 1s
ru0,.l = Be-. tPi1 ses LoGss f'' i;H'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
COD.IJyrR on JELLY.

QUERU's COD.LIvER OIL JELLY.
Approved BY the Academy OF Medcne, twice more etcs
cious than the Liquid Oil and IL very easily taken. .
To bs haS of tbs ipyrn.op No lS 9TH av and all respectable
drl,si,,s PENveLD, PAsKEa MOVIE
Wholesale AxenJs, No. Is Beekmsn- st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

I,RI1cUs PoE1.-Sauu. h.1Eiason, ala Dr:
yl -. ,r..,,d ys.teissy b, O er 'cHt e - sOnd
.. c5,Jr iii .-yls ere 10 ~ ut scafr icu
sta ,tlc.v. fbJu,s. Tns onV.ai-sri. o. oss q. :.
.It SIKH 4re.1e, sl-a-s -s
i, .,r.n hss b<es sssi IN PaTus copies a soaf
5 ts M eu~ a. i5. tfI ~ ts Cor. ~ bol--' Y
hSshlos t. fLvuts -ll--, -...-ei SA-si "
aescy rrs,,c, ic-,yl tie Aek fcsa 81 s-Ts-'I
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Asfctbts' utcAN.
DE A y y r.

pss LGRrHLL permanently O-sius Noise To the Had
ara Ohsrxrs from the Ear DADes trest@d by enti-
pew scen6c painless method which Effects cures where
previous tresuen. bss utterly ed No charge made IN ad'
vance They also succesy the vous DsAses Of the
Eye. Ofics. No. n Bondst. Ne~-foIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Why L" feel" your way into business IN doubt
snd uncer,su'y. when PHsEsoLoGIcAL EXAMINATION at
FOWLER WyLLs's No. Sos Broadway, will point out yonr
talents defects and just the pursuit in which you viii bes' 'c
ceed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
I Afvsttise mem


Ar EyERpRILs. WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &c.
These celebrated Cards. eesAn engraved can be hAd ONLY
Broadway, corner Duane :, established 1879
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

A DRrySxs FATHER KILLS HIS LITTLE DAu6H'
IrR.-Lsst Monday evening, about 10 O'Clock, 0oHn
Kernedy, who lived with his family 10 tae n''ensHs
Of premises No. Rector street, returned home ihOA
Gated. He desired his wife, who vAs in bed, 10 ss'
up and sttend to his wants bu, she deelnec dong so
WHEREIN ,or ne became very much excited, AM A,le
some tbresu sgsinst her. His daughter, Mary LHep,
little girl only years Of age Jumped oat OF 'nu
st.rted TO pacify her father. lie, in the u1eah w
had seized q heavy shovel in his hand' soa' ane
fourshing the weapon in the dark, he s'r"ek 'ne
child on the head with it and knocked n'r 70 'ne
floor. She screamed, when the motaer Rspea l'OI
the bed end caught up the little one wht vas o.Sea
rg freely. She e1postuioted with ne, huso.0a io'
his conduct, and told hun ne had Lh!ed his CHILL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
nEwYosk DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY sEprEMBER 30, 1850

oorsr of Tieeuth sr.< and sxe svssc snd are exoee
irsy ob~oep. Csvr An-r sas Hseiios'c pu sn sossSe
cos,s,nrs The seUrriocs us-r r'-net To- hsa&n.oo n
sehev,d oot'e-ne- uocrry 'te hr,oss ..' pa o,. AZ
inds op-r.ta Ru, shcr' sinoe be wu slr-sed
os srirs ecs1ry OF o1iss sod 70 s'
"a sxsini ct The tiGs Juste nr,f
yssercay coanni,'.d bin. IN te'sat OF sre e. nc
charge of hbeL Tbs DoSior rsq,-sted ,riA BY jary
BAGGAGE SM,sHgEs-rwo indiviiusls giving their
" iiisn tc.n Jsr,-s MCGUIRE were srre.ed
III ms e"rtssrrs about eof.p coats a- sans
end y-sts ossds rscs tee six crsss'. p.c-s o na
Tbe p.uucr, DID 10, sssac,oriy they obsired
sDd me Ptoe p-suus tbs, the, stole them Ias
ar.r., Acuire save shI,h .e.ae q
esr.nt uu1i IL Forty flr'h street ne'r Fourth
o,s The cf be bou-e where Ibis property wa found
.s' h. % ,sS a =. , .,., % ss,1s, ".G - & 81
the remoyr. snt sr ne soerne' sr acn u
TIE p,isorers eret held for eSsuinston-
Assault WITH A SLUSG-SHor.-Jscob Fnes WAS
NJ q ss.rsTs ra r':a s.Tss . Ia. ass 3
cut on the head fTie ~ c0mi'ssd i'r sAA
rAlioa.
FArlL RUS-ovER CAsr.-Pstrick Manifold, ld
q W.. s Tss. Sr a. s %
Yesterday
A DIsoHpyRIY Wsn,S Harriet Forester, de
reputable woman who has long kept ds'riey house Ia ,hs
Firth Ward arrested beech warsnt hivaS oeen IN
ded b, the Grd Jary The ~S he'd 20 answer the
indictment.
Advertisement
BRADY'S GALLERY
Has from No. $50 Broadway to No st Broadway.
of Ble~ekerst-
PaoroGRApHs, DiGUynRgorvPss and ANshorYrEs.
A1vertisement
HOLINESS GALLERY,
No 5S Broad ssy
Between Aait and Fcuthss
Photograph DssDeneoty C.necsypes and Anerotype
n.ut
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GURNFYS GALLERY.
1Adyer,iss ment.l

P'rst block below tbe New York Hotel
PBoroGKArHs, DAGvksREoryPEs, MINIATURES IN OIL ssa
voRYTYpEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

AID FOR THE LONDON BUILDERs.-A meeting Of
the Committee of Arrangements Of the Journeynen
Stone Cutters Association was held last evening at
No. &c Prince street. This Committee was appointed
some time since, to receive subscriptions from the
store-cutters Of this city and vicinity to aid their
brother wo,kmen, who are now on strike in London
Several reports Of shop towards were handed TO- and
the Committee stated that upward Of 81 600 had been
subscribed. The last news received from Europe
stated that many of the employers had sccsded 70 the
demands of the wOikmen, and large number Of the
latter had returned to their shops. In consideration
of this fact the Committee will not forward the funds
collected until after the arrival of the neIt steamer,
when, should news be received that the strike had
been settled, there will be no necessity for sending
any aid. Should the news be to the contrary, how
ever, the Committee are confident Of being able to
send their brother mechanics from 81 200 to 800.
letter expressive OF their sympathy with .h'~a ha~
already been dispatched.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
PUBLIC MEhYIWG3.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met last evening at the usual hour, Mr.
boSPgDos in the chair.
The re port of the JOINT Special Comnltee on Ine re-
<respiz Of the l2th Regiment containing me mo-
,la to the Governor praying that 1t may be re0rg ALL
ize1 was road and adopted without dissenting voice.
A resolution was offered by Mr. BRADLEY, aud
adopted su horzing the Commissioner OF the olnkag
Fund to take measures to recover certain property
owned by the city bat now held unawtuiiy by various
penoDs.
A communication was received from the Controller,
stating that the proceeds Of the stocks heretofore issued
for constr uctDg the reservoir, purchasing lands
ard extending the Croton Water Works, had been sill
expended and urging the necessity of providing add-
tional means for these purposes Inc following Is an
abstract OF the Controllers exhibit.
The Last account, rendered In 1851, showed an ad- -
nos om ps apsm aiTssy Issu,y, ss; to
1Bss incl ding awards soI lands taken for the new ~ ~ .
Reservoir -
Total expenditure. provided for up to De- ,.o.o ~
Moneys reoeived for above purpose during the same
period derived hom various Issues Of Water $1,000. -
hio'oot %
Balance uDeIpended December 81 ls58..... $3.50 90
Expenditures the present s@"s'i 10
Deduct balance in hand ss above, leaving the -.
amount overdawn due TO the Treasury slssia3 Is
The sdeitiops amounts required TO compensate for
land-dsusg.s and finish the new Reservoir, gate
houses, &C., are as follows: .o,-oo, q,
including interest thereon. 1888 90
Amount required To finish the Reservoir, as es- 49, -
tins.es ey the Croton Board 76hfSs %
Tet. .................."....... GI
Add advanced as i6osSo 10
Total amount required Ol
By tho laws heretofore adopted by the Legislature,
the Corpor ston has the power TO issue $S7S9OO and
the Controller AXIS for the passage OF an ordinance EN-
poweriBg him to issue that amount. Ihis wiz lesVe
unpovided for 1922 36l o. further issue, to cover
the latter amount, cannot be effected without the au
thority Of the Leeisla ure.
The of the Controller sso s states as tha;
of the ator stock heretofore issued, ~ ,0Oo Will
become due and payable on Jan. l, 1860, to meet
which provision hss already been made rom the accu-
mutations of the Sinking Fund, which now amount 10
,,n-s,d of As 500 900, The communication was re-
ferred to the Committee on Croton Aqueduct.
The veto Of the Mayor relsve to reGittiog taxes on
the Ninth street Methodist Church was received, and
laid on the table. ,, A.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Bradley, directing the
Croton Board TO take up the Russ pavement OF bfosl
another kind according to their discretion, was called
p aud discussed and finally lost for want OF constl-
tutioEsl vote. ...,
Some more unimportsnt business was transacted,
after which the Board adjourned to Monday next