New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18


Alta special meeting Of the Aldermen on So lr-
dav, two messages were received irorI tbs Maycr
one calling for a repeal Of tho ordnance allowing
towulr magazines 10 he erected north Of SAiy-
second street aud the other yetoing the resolutions
TO establish ferry to Bridge aud South Sixth streets,
Brooklyn from the baen between Oliver and james
slip, East River for tie reatOn thu; three ieuie.
now run from that vicinity. and became the rcs0ia-
lions give the right Of the Ferry to certain persons
for one ear without oompensation-the grant Icing
m contfaven'ion Of the CHARTER. Ex-Slreei Com
missioner Deylin, in letter. says that be owns
,hree-fourths Of the Ilackey contract bu, bas no
control Of the work. He deems tie sum amply sui
Geient to cleanse the Streets aud asks that the con-
tract be transferred 10 him. Resolutions were
adop,ed directing the the City Inspector TO sue the
surs,es under the Hackey contract for the present
work Of cleaning the streets in the event Of their
refusal to pay Otherwise. long discussion eusued
about receiving the returning regiments but nothing
came Of it beyond The adoption Of a resouuon TO
give them all engraved vote Of thanks. The sub
ect will doubtless come up again tonight.
The news from Central and South America. re-
ceived BY tie Ocean Queen is OF considerable in.
portance. President Carrera Of Guatemala had
second time invaded the Territory Of Salvador, but
immediately sitter crossing the frontier recalled
by revolution in his own State. lie ruccteded in
quellpg the revolution, but bad TO delay, in ooDse
quence, his exi edition agains, Salvador. Ia Nica-
ragua Gen Jerez, the ally Of President Barrios o!
Salvador, had met with slight reverse, but Was
stin hopeful of final fuccess. Tbe Eoglirh Govern.
ment has wilhdpwp tbs clJR q decentralization
which has qSised g gshtra an indignation. In
Peru, the whole people were laneuling the death Of
President San Roman and CoBgress endowed bis
faulty with a SUM Of 800 0OO dollars. -.-'n,".
After years Of litigation and delay, the BfOAd.
way Cleaning Association has got verdict agsins;
the city 10 the amount Of their claim. TIE reader
will remember that for the years 1857 and 1858 this
Association (of which Mr.. Hsughwou, was Presi-
dent and Mr.. Tiffany Treasurerl had Broadway
swept almost every night by X. A. Smiths ma
chimes. These men raised by subscription about
600, which was used up and when they gave
up this voluntary work there a deficit Of
1920 This they hsked the city TO pay, and the
Common Council voted TO do so. the Mayor signed
the resolution, but the Controller refused 70 draw
the warrant Suit was begun, end the results
dict of - 9i4 81 sgans the city, with an addition
OF $50 as allowance for cOsts.
The ship Hotspur, Capt. Bennett from Chin :
for NcwYcfk, with over half million pounds o
TEA and other valuable cargo on board, was totally
lost on the 10Th Of February on PaFacel Shoal. A
private letter from Capt. James Petersen, dated
Saigon, MAJ 6, rays that the first mate, Is. p.
Sayward, Sidney Croker Of Brooklyn, and five or
six Of the crew, were known 10 be saved Two
boats, containing Capt. Bennett, the second mate
Mrs Eastlack and son Of Philadelphia, Mrs. DIR.
Able and two children and Is Of the crew had not
been heard from, AM some fears were entertained
as TO their safety.
The Hon. John j. Crittenden having declared
himself in favor Of vigorous prosecution of the
war, and having pledged himself TO vote for sofi-
cient men and money TO suppress the Rebsllion-to
the last dollar aud last man--has been unanimously
renoininated for Congress by the Loyal Convention
Of tie With Kentucky District. MIR. Criltenden ac
cepted the nomination in short speech, pledgiug
himself 10 carry out the spirit Of that resolution
The Harlem Railroad Company has been again
enjoned aud restrained from proceeding with their
railroad on Broadway. This time the injunction is
issued by the Supreme Cont at Albany, on behalf
# the People Of the State Of New.iOrk, and the
Company and the Mayor, Aldermen aud Common.
atty Of the city Of NewYork are ordered to appear
at Albany on the 25th inst, and show cause why tho
Injunction should not be- made perpetual
-onr Consul st Mexico has arrived a! Washing
ton, with Dispatcher. He left Mexico April IS aud
Vera Cruz May |. The political condition was
satisfactory 70 the Juarez Government. Americans
at the capital were Of the opinion that the French
expedition was failure. Nearly 1000 Of their
soldiers have gone over to the Mexicans within two
months.
"A public meeting in behalf Of tho Tabernacle of
the Christian Alliance was held last evening at its
Hall, the City Assembly Rooms. Major.Gsn. An.
dssop, U. 8. A., presided, aud addresses were DO.