New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
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Reported for the Nc~-iork Tribune.
BOARD OF Ass1srANTs-The Boayd met las evening and
disposed Of the following business
Petitions Referred: OF Edward Brewer 10 be compca-
stated for injury received by falling ho, in the
OF several persons the fire engine from Dyer
street.
OF C. Wescrvclt for relief from assessment,
OF the Ncw-fork City Temperance Society, against the
erection of booths around the Park the 4th July.
In relation las, petition Asst AID Waterman offered a
resolution that ncxpecnt grant permission for the
booths around the PARK the ensuing 18th july
This resolution pronounced of order by Mr. Davis
OF the 18th Ward and opposed by Mr. shacr, and adj
voea.d by the and Mr.. Murphy. The petition and
resolution then laid on the table.
OF George w Blunt and others disappointment of
Street Inspector.
OF William Carroll and Others in relation fencing va
cant lots.
OF Luther Is Evans ard others for lease Of Castle Garden
o the Law Institute and Members of the Bar of the city
for more extensive accommodations for the Law Library.
OF Isaac Edge hire Castle Garden on the ith July
OF Williams Lewis Morris and others for in Elcy-
snih street a their expense.
Reports adopted rih tie Board Of der-
ucn-In favor of tagging the side walks OF Sd Avcnuc,
from 28th to 10th street A feet wide.
In favor Of repairing the 9th Avenue :yonl Both i2d
street.
OF the Special Committee the Mayors Annual Mes
SAGE recommending the reference Of the several subjects,
mentioned therein their appropriate committees and tina;
the committee be discharged.
In favor OF the appointment OF scVera! assessments.
In favor OF amending the ordinance Tor keeping the
in repair
In favor of issuing $500 600 additional Water Stock.
The last report finally laid the table
Report of the Commissioners of the Aims HOSE IN scIa-
ton ~ the of erecting addt ona buildings at
pensc OF $4,000 deferred Also Second Communication
of the correspondent subject laid or the table
Appotonmcnt Of assessments opening mnetieh street
eln third the eight &c-as also sundry 9TH
appointments for opening streets acd avenues we're
adopted.
The Board csncurrcd with the Board of Alderncn on APP
tn
Celebrating the Fourth e July and approprang Sl6Oo for
that purpose The Chair appointed McssrS Dodge Ward
Sharr Adams and Underwood the committee. MIR. Muir
pv moved that the $1,000 be divided amongst the several
ORPHAN Societies Of the In the this question
he stood alone
Ordinances for paving certain streets. ard wells
and pnmps deepcI,sg basins building &c, which
had bee, vetoed by the Mavor. adopted 10 10 l..
Authorizing the Fire Insurance Company locate their
Engine at the corner ., Beaver and Hanover streets,
cured IN.
Making donation of sioop load o, manure to the Or
phnns Asvum, cOncurrcd in.
In favor of paving bill OF S37 10 the Propretor OF ne
Planet for printing; adopted
In favor OF regulating fifth Avenue from ~eny-r 10
twcnly-egkh streets; adopted
In favor paving ninth from Avenue 10 Avenue
d and tagging the side walks, accepted.
In favor of tagging the side walks OF seventeenth street
from Irving 20 uson Places adopted
Adjourned to Wednesday evening next FIVE o'clock
SuPrRloR CovRr CALgNpER foc June 22-Nos 81, 10.
60 49, 75 &C. lO7, los. 81, A. 3d. 43 49, g. 49, So 3d.
So 81, 50 83. s4 80 Sc 81. 50 81, ga %, Of o. 80
100 lOl l02. 1913, l04. lQ5, lO6 ll9, lilo, Ill
CorRr OF CoMMoS PLfAs CALENDER for juno 22-First
part ) 30 81, 80. 253 6 So, o. %, b', al, a. -, ~,
81 So 81. 81, 50, IL.
Second pa,t. 81 81 d. o. a. o. 2o4 o. a. 90 oo'
- "a rs. 80.
Cornr OF neutrality-suspicious. the Recorder,
yud.cs Iynch and Noah and Aldermen Lee an Pollock
The following additional Grand Jurors were swornvz:
George Pirnc, Aaron bat,erfed'
(;corsc Miller. Daniel Il. Phillips,
Do,;nI " Gilmore SAulue! 3. Sturge>.
Wilson G Hunt
John Smith, Charles Dearborn John Christopher and O.
nh Bata aicIi were tried tor grand larceny stealing
humorous article, of male aad female wearing apparel from
Le passengers Of tie ship Argo when wing at the @uaaH-
tine Ground Staten Island on the 24l May last
Charies g. Deano FIRST officer OF the Arso deose@ t
he was absent i.on The ship when the robbery was conNi-
ted and returning near midnight. all s;ill ne neNt
morning two trunk o1"d between decks that had
been taken from the hold The articles OF apparel cnuner-
acG in the complaint OF the above amount were found stow
I'd away in The orcc>t,e he witness dad not consider me
VOYAGE as terminated until the vessel made last al Inc
wharf in this city Col Haske,t OF counsel here cenenG-
- that the larceny alleged 10 have been committed
eo, the VOYAGE was ended the properly came De-
fore The United Sateshis Court having jurisdiction
m a , venue should be laid Richmond County where
The offence was committed, The Court said the urisd'c,
non xr.1cd over all ,he BAY of Ncw-lork and ovcrrled
Ib Morris on, OF the sailors lepoed that the morn
m after h robbery Dearborn told him lie had done snous
the previous night send him to the state Fson 'oF
scar He then give an account o. ''c
and where h. had concealed the proPerty he stated TO
;tnes .b, Chris,ophe- and himself had had night ABOUT
the division OF the p-opertyad marks OF blood were oo
where the ary took place He did say 'ha; the other
| two were concerned.