New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
Cit1 JlltcIiiaenre.
Reported for the New-York Tribune.


BOARD OF ALDERMESThis Board assembled las, evening
and proceeded to business. follows:
communication received from Col Peers, OF the %
Regiment Of State Artillery inviting the Board visit ihe
al NcwRoche!e on Thursday the 2th INST In
vtaton accepted.
Petitions Presented and Retcrred-of E B. Horton ana
others have the side walks of ieae-st repaved OF Ste
phen Allen President of the Managers of the House OF Refuge
lease Of lot of ground OF inhabitants OF the 7h ard
relative permitting swine running n, large and praying an
abatement the nuisance OF Burs SkdTnoe relation
opening all the and i2d Of sundry
persons for OF pier the foot OF MurraysL
Reporn favor OF building pier in the East river between
Pike Rutger, slip the expense OF the Of The
perry; adopted In favor of transferring stall No Cata
Ms7ke, John Qun; adopted. Non-concurrng with the
Board Of Assistants eir resolution relative lands sold for
and redeemed by the owners and also athorsng the
Corporation take immediate possession OF tie lands and
tain them until the paid adopted Relative to the
fees Of the Corporation Attorney with an ordinance adopted
Papers from the other BOdrd-The Board soncurred
with with the Board of Assistants in their resolution author
ze the erection o. additional buildings the female unac
and manixcs Blackwell Island Of thar
$4,000 Concurrng with the other Boar on amending the
dinance relative the re department Non concurrng with
other Board resolution for converting the large
Of the una,c Ayumnot occupied-nto cells and domorie
for the the OF the Concurring with
the other Board III paying e. v Anderson, Chief Engineer
$500 for his services for the last
The Board nonconcured in resolution of tho other Board
for the appointment OF committee of three from each Board
prepare address the people of this city setting forth the
grievances under which they labored by of nerfer
cnce with their rights By the State Legislature pursuance
recommendation the Mayor in his Message. This
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of the Wings the Board owing the absence Of Loco
Oco members Several other members of the with
quorum present Aid Hatfield however being in the chair
he with Alderman Pollock, of the generally domnan, party
remained. making the number in all bare quoruu-s
these voting against the resolution. defeated IL
The Boards went into joint ballot.
long and very able report Of the Join, Committee Of Fire
and Water relation the disordery conduct of certain
bers and companies OF the Fire Department
read and resolution adopted expeng Henry Van Ripper
James NJ Sharaiow and David Pulle from the Department
and also suspendng William C. Marsh Hamilton Donnely
and David Denarest Tor year and Stephen j. Hoyt for
months and censurng the officers OF Engine Company No IA
and of Engine Company No As aud Hose Company No. Il
permitting disorery conduct and fighting their repec
1--WE companies. The report unanimously adopted.
The following appointments made Cornelius Timpson
Ja.ses t. Thompson and David NJ Hughes inspectors O
Pressed Haythe latter the place of Alex j. c. Hamilton
removed. Andrew Hutton James B. Wall, Patrick Tinpen
NY Robert Montgomery, John Townsend r Jones Wilde
William Garry, Peter Weservelt and Cornelius w Hubbard
appointed Inspectors of Lime
The Joint Bao, then adjourned and the Board of Aldermen
resumed business.
The Board concurred with the Board of Assistants in the
report favor OF paying 1869 belonging the Of James
Penrose the law agents of his next q" kin Also in favor
permitting Mr.. Il Worcester iron baustrade in front
his hovse Also IN favor OF extending pier No 90 f. r
foot of Beekman-si which latter referred In favor
having "a Avenue between th and 18th streets In favor al
reducing the the Ferry between Walnut and Brook
yu In favor of nsrucng the Counsel of the Board bring
the o: Hougion the Corporation before the Supreme
Court by VIII OF error.
the Board then adjourned Monday The 9Th September
BOARD OF AssIsTASTS-Ths Board assembled last evening
and transacted the following business:
Resolution By the Chair That the Board OF Aldermen
cur a Committee be appointed submit Address the
People OF this city, setting forth the wrongs they have received
by the of the State Government in the violation
city laws M Murphy moved lay the Resolution
table, Lost The President called Mr. AshteId 10 the
Chair and made lengthy remarks support Of the Reso
luton M Shaer offered bur very pertinent remarks
agan,, the adoption OF the Resolution He did into
this Board party but do his duty Member OF
this Board yhou, party prejudice and he decidedly
opposed the Resolution offered by the Chair MI Adams
moved 10 Law the whole suojec the table Lost: Ayes 5,
Noes The question then taken the adoption OF the
Resolution: AYES g. Noes 5.
Papers from the othe. Board
ReorS-In favo. OF transferring stall No in the Cathe-
rne Marker, cuncurred In favor of building pier be-
Pike and Kruger slips E r. coEcurreG IN; OF the Law
Committee in relation the fees OF the CorPorcan Attorney
referred in favor OF extending the pier the foot OF Beck
man ST. E r. adopted; communication from he Corporation
Attorney in relation the suit brough; asain them by E. C.
w Eoas,on adopted several communications were received
from the Street Commissioner and adopted
M Davis moved that when this Board adjourn ey adjourn
10 m ct again on the st day Of September next, adopted
The Board then took recess Tor 80 minutes They AGAIN
met and adopted resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen direct
ing the Commissioners of the Aims House furnish collins
The equision of any Of the Alderman The Board then sd
journed 10 the Isl September next
CouRr or SESSIONS. August before the Recorder Judges
Lynch ana Noah and Aldermen Benson and W iiiams
John Arnold pleaded guilty to an Indictment oF grand arce
NY stealing gold coin OF the value OF sig - from James u
reived and recorded and the prisoner sentenced TO the one
Prison 10. TWO wears He 81 years old Canadian by BIRTH
and has the Nara! service OF the L states Gr SIX ees
Charles Kelly red for burglary and grand larceny IN
stealing from Thomas West OF I46 Chrs;o2he horse and
acor worth $780, the 18th November. 1880 The horse
stolen stable. corner Of Bo~ey and l3;t which
as broken omen and the wagon from shed By. The
horse and WAGON were taken Reading Pa where they
found and recovered By Robert X Stewart OF Eaen Pa VINO
caused the prisoner and another person TO be arrested in Read
inc whence civ wss brought hither reputation from
GSvsrnor NJ Daniel w Norris whose letters M Run
van OF Eason had caused he OF the prisoner and the
overy OF the property Easton denhed the horse
and r.con and b.ough, he.k this c!iy The jury found
the prisoner ga!lty,