Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15

Although in my heart she Is 6rst;
Made sed yen describe her. and thu. twill be sees,
love oil the fair ones betwixt and between.
Expressive! Oh, very. you tell usis Jane,
Finely formed, too, tho very tall
Pm sorry, but yet like not the name;
Altho' I'D turn Mussulmsn, half Of nay time,
Could WOO them BY turns-Pvs made eut the rhyme!
Another dark blue eyes-oh what shall do,
n Pm quite At . less which 70 chooses
WssI sure that she would not refuse
Above all too,ye Gods she's the sweet middle size
CoUNrERTEIT SHISrLAsrERs.--A regular shinpas-
ter mill has been discovered in Philadelphia through
which about $4,000 of counterfeit Trenton, Newark,
and other corporation tickets have passed and circu-
lated amsng the community, together with the plates
press and all the other instruments OF those nefar-
Gus issues.
Board OF ALDERnEs.-The first act OF the new
Board, after appointing tho Standing Committees, was
the rejection of a petition Of Edware league Tor an
enquiry into the conduct of Redwood Fisher IN re-
fuslng him summons against one James Flanna-
gan.
Alderman jeremiah offered resolution, taking the
investigation of the Fourteenth Ward election cut
Of the hands of the Special committee, TO whom IT
was referred, and bringing the whole matter before
the Board, with power 10 send for persons and pa
pers. number of affidavits were then read in the
support OF allegations against the inspectors Of the
18th Ward election, in which ono Lambert Ssydam
cuts very contemplate figure, and will have to
work hard TO get rid of the imputatOn which IS cast
upon his honor and fair dealing. Among other acts
he is charged in some of the afiduvts with having
destroyed the ballots of a number OF citizens who
voted against his party, and OF permitting illegal
voting on the side in which he was interested to de-
poslte their ballots without scrutiny. great many
other specimens Of gouggg and rascality are sworn
TO in the affidavits, which this community will re-
qare full and satisfactory explanation Of So the
sooner you leave on your damnable faces AMI begin
the better.
The resolution was lost by vote of 9 to 8.
The President announced the following as the
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Application for Office.-Aldermen Purdy, Cooke,
Assessments.-Alderme Talmags,. Ed. Taylor,
Lawrence.
Arts and Scenees.-Aldermen Williams jeremiah,
Lynch.
Charity and Aims Houses.-Ald. E. d. Taylyr,
Ferries.-Ald. Waterbury, Phenx, ralmage.
FlnaHce.-Aldermen Ed. Taylor De Forest Tai
Fire and Water.-Alderman J. r. Taylor Lynch,
Willis.
Lamps and Gas.-Ald. Hail. Lawrence Williams.
Laws and Application 10 the Legslature.-Ald.
Lynch, J. II. Taylor, jeremiah.
Markets.-Ald. jeremiah, Hall, Purdy.
Police, Watch and Prisens-Ald. De Forest Hall
Holly.
Roads and Canals-Ald. Smith, Williams, J. r.
Taylor.
Street-Ad. De Forest, Waterbury, Lawrence
Cleansing Streets.-Ald. Lawrence, Hall, PTdy.
Public Lands and Paces.-Ald Holly, Phenix,
Lynch
Wharves, Piers, and Slips-Ald. Phenix, De Fer
est Willis
Salares.-Ald. Willis, Talmage, Smith.
Ordinances. Cook, Holly, Jeremiah.
BOARD OF AssIsrAsrs-Monday evening, May IA.
The new Board met promptly ats 0'clock1all the
m m kaln ant n
chair, announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Application for Ofice-Messrs. Nash Howe and
Assessments Msssrs. Tiemann, Crolus & Camp.
bell.
Arts and Scences-Messrs. Graham, Barnes and
Conner.
Charity and Aims House-Messrs. Potter, Hart
and CrolIus.
Ferries-Messrs. Tmpson Jarvis and Campbell.
Finance-Messrs. Potter, Andersen and Temann
Fire and Water-Messrs. Sparks, Bunting and
Howe.
Lamps and Gas-Messrs. Baylis, Sparks and Jar
Laws, dc.-Messr. Graham, Anderson and Hart
Markets-Messrs. Sparks, Potter and Nash.
Police-Messrs Crolius, Baylis and Anderson.
Howe.
Roads, &c.-Messrs. Barnes, Bunting and Jarvis.
Streets, &c.-Messrs. Anderson Tiemann and
Sparks.
Sleunlng oucets-heSsIc. SdMP ucii, DuyHs anu
Barnes.
Lands and Places-Messrs. Jarvis Graham and
Potter.
Wharves-Messrs. Hart Bayls and Bunting
Salaries-Messrs. Conner, Campbell and Tlemann.
Ordinances-Messrs. Howe, Nash and Timpson.
The Board adopted the following resolutions VIZ !:
To permit Trustees Of Reformed Dutch Church TO re-
move their dead that the Board meet every alternate
Monday, at fire o'clock 10 amend the law 10 create
fire stock.
The Mayor transmitted his ANIMAL message whish
was read by the clerk, end listened 10 with the nest
profound respect by the members.
Having been favored with this important document
in advance, will not all those who anxious 10 be-
come acquainted with the interesting matters therein
contained find it TO their advantage to look into yes
terday's Herald7
The Board ordered four times the usual number Of
copies be printed and the message was laid upon
the table.
The Board appropriated $4,000 towards the build
ing Of a mad house upon BlackwePs Island.
The gentleman of the 10th ward, Mr.. TIemann,
offered resolution 10 re-illumine the City Hall clock.
Referred.
The Board passed an ordinance, altering the local
Ivy of certain special magistrates Of police Justice
Lowndes wyman, and Hopson, are to be stationed
at the lower police in the Park; and Bloodgeod and
Palmer will reign hereafter at the upper police
er Of Third street at the Bowery.
The Board then adjourned
SUPERIOR Counr-Monday v Before Judge Oakley.
Albert Dowd W.. Lew Pearce and John Tibbets-
This action was brought 10 recover the amount OF
check From the proof addaced upon the trial, II APP