Morning herald., 1839-10-03

same evening, he retired to his room, and was not
seen again alive In the morning the chambermaid
became alarmed at his not rising TO breakfast, and
she informed the barkeeper, who broke open the
door and found him dead, with the empty phal
which had held the laudanum in his hand.
The jury found that the deceased committed sui
eide while labouring under sickness and debility.
Common Council
BoARD OF FALDEKMEN-MoNTHLY MEErIre.
October 2The Board met quarter g, NJ. instead Of
O'clock the usual hour understood that delay wss
oceasoned by "a feed" the Health Oce Staten Island
The Beard of Assistants having summoned the tive
boards met in Joint Ballett.
The mnstes Of the last meeting we're read and con-
The monthly returns Of the Chief Engineer and
ordered on ke
report the Chief Engineer relation to the late dis.
graceful riots at fires BY the engine companies The paper
iered particularly TO companies 80 aud H. and TO the assault
Front went on TO state that the Chief Enr
called Aid. Willis the morning. who Immediately
the psbe yard Before however sh. e.uS !. .so,s
&C oms one broke open The engine house. at No 49, and
ried of certain property.
the riot in the Bo~ery between Nos. l5snd 90
Alderman Tamage mssd that the psper b. referred the
Alderman Tiernan that reward o 500 be offered
Tor the apprehension persons who broke open engine
house.
Mr. Graham said the course would be to with
draw the and 10 the Boards N their separate
legislative capacity The joint meeting had no 10 act
Alderman Benson said that the Common Council 10
meeting had no power to refer such general complaint
The paper referred to the Fire aud Water Co..
tee on DIVISION in which ~ voted in the Affirmative in
Alderman Terna. then withdrew his oios respessr the
reward
report from the Fire and Water Committee cont.in;n
certain chartes OF dsobedienee Of orders part of
Whit. The To- snao n q sns'.: company N. a. Of M.aA
charges to be fully sustained BY the testimony adduc The
report accepted
Alderman Purdy moved that the report be laid the table
Th notion was strongly opposed BY Aid Tailmadse and
Aid Will. moved that both White and raon be s.psl,ed
Aid Purdy wanted the accused had been heard
before the Committee.
Aid. Will. replied in the Affirmative
Aid Ferris moved refer the whole susject back to the
Aid. Willis opposed this a waste Of time
division ahenon the question whes eight in the
The taken with AID Purdys motion TO lie
on the table, with the result
Aid Ferris moved 10 strike the Of Malachi Falloa
from the erPslling resolution
This molten - ost by l9to6
was then moved and seconded that the word expelled Se
Alderman willis esaendsd ths. the law only empowered tho
Common ouncil to erpeL
Mr. Graham Of the opinion.
The Chair decided motion not being in accordases
with the Law, was out Of order.
Aasr%,s 0uio. moved that discharge certificates be given
Mr. Graham thought this holding premium dis
A motion To adjourn was then made and lost
The Chair decided that Alderman Gu'Ons motion eould
be entertained.
The original resolution then up division there
White and faen therefore expelled from the Fire De-
psrtment
Abraham Egs.rt appointed Wood Inspector; Albert
Packard Ar Coaeoo appointed weigh ef Anthracite
The following gentlemen appointed Inspector, Of Ess-
tom
First Wards. n. Harris, Abm. H. Micher Isaac
Young.
Second ward-w. A. Watson, W. ~ craf,. I,aae n.
TIE.
Third ward-Jans, l. RO.evet John va~Ihc., williaa 8
Johnson
Fourth wars-c. p DAILY, W. n. cou,sr, n H. WI
lame
Ffh ward-L Hyde, Abraham D. Bleeler, Theo n. ysp-
kins.
sixh ward-wiIam shaer, Joseph KeeIer Issac Lehaxh
seventh Ward-Geose Morgan J. N. Fcrrars, zsSs-
dee Ring.
Eishtk w~d-u D. French, John rauldins, Joseph n
Bsrses.
Ninth ward-Jsesb Brush. Josh crorslI Charles Colsass
Tenth Ward-rise Hopkins. John Renw'ck, Annasias
Eleventh wsrd-Abn. Hatfield, r. winslo~, r. darcy.
Twelfth Wsrd-Isase Dyehemsn w. A. Moliere, Janss
1hrtses,h ward-J l. Smith, Jacob A. weserveit, Sc
Fs.rs.salk ward-w. s. Cross, j. b simpson, e. b.
Archer.
Fifteenth wsrs-wm. MMurrsy, H. " Davies, Thomas
Mccarthy.
Bradford.
sev.n,een,ls ward-chares Wright, Jare4D. Mesl.r,
q. l.. NJ wmas.
The meeting then adjourned
Ma DirrEroRD.-Tae friends Of Mr. Dinneford
are requested TO meet on Friday evening, October
9Th, at the Shakespeare Hotel, corner or william
and Duane streets, to adopt measures to carry
into effect the benefit rendered him by the managers
OF the new Chatham theatre.