New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

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ans, Lenoses OF Fair Haven knew nothing
Il his previous history his bravery TIL be reached New
Yrk and read the story in The TRIBUNE. notwithstanding
there was something attractive aoout the boy that
ps the passage Of the Fair Haven hither Cummings was
q tie fsvote with the Acting Master so much So that be
4 de him waIdroOm boy. Commander Meade Of the North
,oua At the NavyYsd has taken him under his especial
coo
TuIRTrrsTB WARD LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The permanent organization OF the League was completed
Thursday evening 9Th init At large and enthusa'tic
herng of loyal citizens who had signed the pledge OF the
Onsl Loyal League. holden at shsughnes'ys Hotel the
10 owing gentlemen unanimously elected officers Pres
s.prsr Robert FAR; Delegate 70 Ward COMMITTEES Of Ma
t,ona Legue Epes E. Elery Delegstes to Central Loyal
LsssOe, FTsdensk Hol.ten John D. Thai hsnTy s. Je9
dresses were resolutions sdopted and late hour tbs
meeting adjourned 70 meet again O'clock on the l'h iD't
81 Union Square.
JnPoRTAxr SALE OF BROADWAY PROPERTY
yesterday morning MesuL Ludlow Co. sold at public
suo.iOn the property known the At Union Buidinss"
Ne 4 Broadway and 81 Mercer street. to Charles Foster
Ss $4,000 This property Ia well Known to every hsbue
Of Broadway, having been used for almost purpose
aen gallery OF fine arts concert saloon, with m "pretty
water s" The arm also sold at auction the property
Rss $685. sO5 sO7 sOs GIL Broadway comprising Eve build
kg to John b. Stevens, for $4,000.
REMOVAL OF The MERCHANTS ExCHASGE.--One
Of the most important changes th,t will take place Oh the is
~Nsy will be the removal the Merchant Exchange Sales
Rooms from their In the Trinity Building the marble
bsldins No. 100 Liberty street.
GERMAN LECTURES FOR THE PEoPLE-The Ger.
citizens residing the west side Of the city have for
ISng time contemplated the institution Of ofpopula
eres chiefly subjects Of political economy and OF
interest 10 worhins classes In accordance With this
desire call made BY the German Republican Club OF the
Twentieth Ward for meeting to be held No. 1s9 West
TythiId street. Thursday evening. in to which
Eve delegates from each Of the Ninth Sixteenth Twentieth
ssd Twenty second Wards assembled aud organized them
se into league for the purpose set forth The following
eeasmen elected ocer President Henry Richard Of
Che Sixteenth Ward VcePredsnis C. Hocheitnsr of the
Tuenyhr Ward and Valentine Koon oithe Twenty second
wsd Secretaries Gu.,yus Levy Of the Twentieth Ward
70 invite the Germans Of the Eighteenth Ward participate
n The movement COMMITTEES was sPpoine by the Chair
each Ward escsd ens Of theft own nums to the Executive
Committee follows Nish Wsrd, M. Fernando; Sixteenth
twenty .scosS Ward j. Topic Several .pescie. ~sS.
and considerable snthpssm In the svinoed
Sbe meeting adjourned tall "Wednesday evening the 2th Inst
EIaLKcTIsG OR RESISTING THE RLyEEUE LAW.
III not be smiss to state that the penalties for neglect
fD the Revenue Law severs-thee times the original
~ OF hne or imprisonment both. large proportion
Of merchants and manufacturers have promptly compiled
9Th the provisions of the law and them II due tina. the
fw who defiant and nsgec.fa amer tho repeated warn
ioss given them should be punished The Collectors have
entity been considering tho matte, and HAYS decided 10
q i've III days such parties that they may svoid
Z they desire tho psnslss The Collectors have thus far
been exceedingly lsnept.
REAL ESTATE MovENEETs.-The falling of in
The demand for real during the pas. fortnight has
ssorded real estates brokers respite after their srduous
sbor Of the preceding two months There still conueues
however demand for hsclas houses In the upper part
The city private sale; but in this branch thsre has
bess falling of in consequence Of the moy Of tho orders
the brokers' books having been flsd The LET Of
houses remaining In market not large and many per-
who unable TO suit themselves daring the hight
hs real estate excitement either purchasing lots and
bSldng thsmseves have determined 10 wait until Fall
when il anticipated that large number Of the hrscsss
evidences under contract viii be completed The de-
znd for unipproved property takes wide range and dsra
Die os from Central Park 10 Harlem are In good request for
permanent investment speculation Spectators on tho
eot ont for Broadway property. and several parcels have
recently been sold In downtown property there has also
been movement particularly In the business streets
Stbe Third and Fihh Wards Desirable lots In the imme'
date vicinity Of the Central Park continue In request and
semmsnd high prices
The erection Of large number OF hsaes has already been
snnsbesd and from present indications should judge
would be great activity in building operations dur
nt thu coming The movement In real estate which
v nsagursed months ago has been chiefly for invest
es't TIE operators being mostly Of capital who either
ty s"h or slsrss percentage In oash The fluctuations In
ss 70 not have effected real estate prices remain
NJ" ioi al property In desirable locations In every deo
f' have advanced and by next Spring win have got
A the high figures which they stood before the
'h shv quotations from the sales Of the last three
"ssn o. property In various sections Of the city;
s,;s NJ snq M Ne So Bo~ery, 25Ilso sn2o0 story
es S1 " Beach street, 27z9 Si2sso stable and lot No
Eet Nins,senth street a5,0 sIalO0, lots on Fourth
.ol thirteenth street 10 ODehup.
L., nnr ssuset 2sI80, e535 each; houses and
s.o hI ~ 81 Roosevelt aud Wsterta 5lx $4,000
- ~ yck "ssnonss and lot No. 81 Wsshingtons aud
NO Westst saooo, story bIcE bos,e aud 10. No g9e
Lsn 3oihs Iss s54 sor, bdcf house and lot No.
SaS2 49,. $aeO, hoss. and lot No 291 2dsy l7r
saiesn gore los on shsv, between sod and shss 525I
sS"O The property on tho N. T. corner OF a2dst aud
house :nS os o s Two houses AID lots bIcush. soc
SiLooi house and lot 4fhrt betw,sa broadway and
o1sI, 1ldVO0l houss and lot T. corner LexinGonsv
a ootn "a 900; three lots the wet sd- Of 5h-
SneH tehss s27 900 lots H. corner Of Lexington
~ ana lots IN tho rear on the north side Of Goth
hst ssh-ss 1888 $500. House and Iot No I6g East
Ssy, sszeS House asd lot No. Ell AmitJst, Ss,ooG
C- a. .os No, ~ aud lft Broadway, known as the
H. NO. la Broadway. s17OO5, Building and lot no 1888
SIvOO; House and lot N. Of 5h.sv and
az a. sA4so House and lot istsv and lOtbs,
enf zsIlol oil s House and LOT No 353 Bowsry, I7f
opt and 1873 rear a50 $1,000 Fyeory brick house and
no 10 Elizabeth 75I76 and 1913 with houss shops
s''sd' NO. w BTsSuss asxsL7 and " e2sso Let