New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

another do wBt own make and seu three barreb poO
pouDds 10 the same number Of days, all of which Is
consumed by women of New York City. Tas amount
used by each digger varies from one quarter Of
pound to pound psr week
A NEw CHURCH "A Society, organized but short
ime ago. has purchased lots at the Of Second
avenue aid Ore hundred and-ninetecnth street. with
the intention Of erecting Methodist Epis opa Church
soon practicable. The congregation and Sunday
School now meet In private house, but the place is
quite too email for their accommodation. temporary
building has therefore been erected adjoining the
church lot which will be opened with appropriate
services next Sunday. The Rev. Heman Bangs pre-
siding elder viii preach in the morning, the Rev.
Cjauntey Schafer ia the afternoon, and the Rev. c.
Fletcher in the evening.
BIDS FOR THE SrREyT-CLEAyISG COSrRacT -
Nire sealed proposals. for cleaning the streets,
avenues lanes and aleys and all guters, whatves,
"pe,s heads Of clips public lands, and places and the
"publc markets and the limits thereof to be thorough
"ly swept and cleaned, and to remove therefrom all
" dirt manure, ashes, garbage ard rubbsh, for the
term of fve years, in compliance with the specfc.-
items Of article of chapter % of the Rsvsed Ordi-
Chances Of the Corporation of said city, adopted by
go 1852 were opened yesterday at noon, in the City
Ipsp. Office in the preserce Of tue Controller and
compared As will be seD the last bid is the lowest.
The contract has not yet been awarded, however, as
the suretes in all cases have not been examined in
accordance with the requirements Of the law. The
bids are foows
First, j. Nelson Luckey at an average Of $3.50, 900
per snnum the frat 1900 000 second $3.50 000 third,
fourth, and fifth, $500 ,00O Mr.. Luckey suretes were
BeIIy Cowley and +. NJ. Jennings, in the sum OF
$2000
Second. Christian zeigler and William Groeuert at
s271 243 per apnum. The suretes Franci. Heck
eIson, Peter Miller Francis Foley, Theodore Zoeller,
John Hanck Valentine Benner, Bernard Am and An-
thony Becker, and Philip Dean, in the sum of s2OO,-
600.
Third Garrett L. Wiuauts, James w. Bush, and
Henry II. Cargill, az $780, 900 per annum The sure
ties were Jo0n Mclean John ): MeLean, Peter
Morris, and James M Cummings, in the sum OF
$500 600.
Forrth. George White and Henry Decker at
s249,9OO. The sureties were John Ii. Borst Levi 5.
Fifth Robert A. Smith at $500 600 per a1num.
His anreties were George T. Cobb VIM. II. Appleton,
and Charles L. tiffany, in the sum Of s225 900.
Sixth George Gallagher at $4,000 per anoum.
StreaM : Thomas A Dunn at $3.50, 900 per suuum.
Suret!es-Jchn II. McCunn, Henry j. Meyer, Jas. z.
Dunn, ard Isaac Williams, in the sum Of s2oo, OoO
Eighth Henry ID. DOremus at se44 600 per annum,
maDurs. No suret es were offered by him.
Ninth Patrick Lyrch, Luke KerDan, John R'urke,
and John Smith, at S229 900 per aon1u TIE su'eties
offered were John McCunn. Robt. II. Bleakie, James
Moore, Arthur Abernethy, Taos. Kelly, and Daniel
McElhapy, in the sam Of ssOO0OO.
If the suretes Of the last bidder, Mr. Lynch,
found to be reliable the conrac, will be awarded to
him. The Controller and City Inspector have not Jet
examined and approved of Them aud the contract can
not until then he awarded although, in all probability,
Mr. Lyrch and his partners will be accepted The
followingsre the Gums swornto by their vouchers;
John II. MeCunn. 100 900 ThOna, Kelly 1910
Robt. Il Blesaie... 2o@e Daniel McElhsney''' 10000
Arthur Abernethy..... iSOsOl Total 900
There was crowd of contractors and o,hernterested
persons present The ceremony of opening the bids
passed off with good humor.
They are having in Boston small dispute to
whether the Drayton give dramatic entert ailments or
not. These artists very successful much so, it
seen bst they viii not yield to the requisi.on of the
Boston Thester propnetors to stop. The following
correspondence viii exhibit pretty quarrel as it
stands
SIR: The proprietors Of the Boston rhea,er
yeyed the meodeon estate to the Hon Adams with tbs
sentaops in any buildr thereon Of
years therein ahe directors Of that in'.ution
psess as you them directly violating that RESTRICT n
The! that s' S0ps AS,S 3 s 81 ee to
ca your attention this and request that will dse'a.nse
e Ss sS1pS With Il rather hsp 70 @ The to
apply to the Euoeme Court for sn irjuncion 1890
On b. a the phs esS B. s1SH
H. DAA' WfisruRop HorsE "wednesday April 4, 1860.
SIR: In apewe: to yodr favor OF the I'd inst, beg
leave cay thank fO your iind advice but our opn
positive authority before closing my the public
r, m am; s sIT; ysy r'ifs ssRI 'bsAYroN.
NEw-YoRK SANITARY AssoCMTIoS.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Association was held last
evening at the Cooper Insttute the President, Gen.
f. +. Mather, in the Chair. The Chairman gave
brief account Of bis knowledge Of the chances of the
Health bill now pending before the Legislature, ent
tied can act for the better regulation of the public
health of the City of New-Ycrk, and for other pur.
ptses." He esid that DIR. Griscom and himself had
ust returned from a Witt to Albany, where they APP
peared before the Grinding Committee In behalf Of the
BILL Eight oftbe Committee were in favor Of reporting
the bill to the House. II was reported on the same
afternoon, and referred to Special Goa mtiee VINO
may report 1t back a, any time for third reading
Gen. Mather further said that many OF its FRIENDS pre-
dcted its speedy passage by both Houses but ne hn
self though hopeful was not 30 sanguine Oh success.
MINOR CRY Irrxs.-The steamer Armenia, on her
TRIP April a. left this city at a. M aud arrived az
Albany in seven hours and fourteen minutes. quick
tip. On Tuesday VIM. McRobertS was arrested oy
the Park Keepers for fast driving in the Central Park
and having been taken before Justice Brownen was
fined 80 and discharged. appropriation Tor the
nav of the Polio, force is now exhausted, in eonse-
auence of the neglect of the Legislature to pass the
Tax levy. The patrolmen have received no pay for
their last months service. .fho shoemakers held