New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13

ing all the reports printed, also all communications ifo
the Mayor aud Departments debate OF an hour ard
amending the resolution by the mover il on motion laid
on the table.
REpoRT-In favor of lighting that part of East Broadway
with gas in which mains laid adopted. Csacurrirg
with the other Board in paying Certain extra wachnen OF
the Sd and 9Th District Watch, and creduns additional
posts With ordinance authorizing the comptroller 10 pay
them; adopted
Communication asking appropriation OF $500 for e1
penscs attending the reception and entertainment oil The
French Commissioners: adopted. .o.,
From the reporting the payment OF the sum of $3.50
TO special marha for enforcing the Market laws order
| ed on he and printed.
PETIToSs-Of john g. Martin and Others enclose the
southeast of Washington and Desbrosses streets OF
Bridget Divine for payment for labor performed by her
| husband by the Corporation; referred
Communication from the City Inspector with an ordna,
regulating the of emptyng ssks, eispoo &c re-
REsoiUrroNs-By Aid Purdy 10 enquire into The expe-
Gency of requiring the Gas Company TO light all streets
wish gas wherein mp p pes Or mans are aa re so1re
the expediency equazing the watch poss in the upper
part OF the city 50 10 conform TO those N The lower part
By Aid Underwood o the Comptroller advertise the
sale auction of all water lots quit rents, in order 20
| plensh the sinking fund.- adopted.
AID Lee that The carrageways and sidewalks in llth
between the N Avenue aud Avenue A. be paved and
All ordinance prepared therefor.
TO repeathe ordinance allowing the Mayor TO employ
person examine into the conduct of the various pawn
| brokers referred
To enlarge the 18th District inspection OF rewsod
| So TO include Christopher street: referred.
JONI MEErISG.-The Board of Assistants
came into the Alaermens Chamber and the Boards
| went into d joint meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting read approved
Resignation OF Charles Turner clerk of The Commits.
soner OF the Aims House Bellevue, received and
accepted, and Alpeds Mckinney appointed in his stead
| Aid. Balls nominated John L. Lawrence, J. Phillips
Phenix Samuel B. Ruggle Cornelius w. Lawrence and
Myndert Van Schack Board of Commissioners for the
regulation of the affairs of the Croon Aquednct under the
ordnance and that John L. Lawrence be the Presden,
ss d zee Alien Ayn IN
votes and Mr. Lawrence %. The first FIVE named were
| appointed without division
Ala Bali, nominated Hoa,io Allen for the Office of Chief
Engineer OF the Croton alter Works AID. Lee nominated
John Jervls who received Il votes and Mr. Allen 10
| Superintendent OF the Aqueduct Works 49,
Aid. Lee nominated for the Office Wilson Small who
received II votes, andthere blanks Villa A.
| Freedom appointed Water Purveyor and William II.
Cornell was named by Aid. Lee and received 10 votes
Charles H. Roach appointed Register Of Rents Of Gro
ton Water Works. William Plum named by Aid. Lee,
and received votes, and there was five blanks j. Bull
Court composed of the 4h and 9Th Wards; Cornelius Mills
named by Aid Lee and received II votes asd blank
John LIVER was appointed day Police aflcer OF The I'm
Ward. Charles ~ Holmes, Lemue Kissam and Francis D..
Allen appointed Welghers OF Anthracite Coal An
| drew Adams appointed an Inspector OF Lumber.
! The Common Council then adjourned.
The Board came to order and adopted resolution from
in the Park in addition to lee $4,000 before appropriated
| Adjourned 10 Monday next
| CIVIL CoURTs.-In the Marine Court an action
was brought by DR. Macauley (breher Rev. Mr. NJ
against VIM J. Heather recover $3.50 for quarters
ro May August of premises No. 60 Canal street. which
the latter had occupied millinery and dwelling.
In May, 42 havng lease for year, he reet 10 his BROTH
erinlaw, Mr. waford, TO be improved in the BUSH
but the latter moved The 18th June, having prey-
ousy rendered the key DR.. NJ, and $iS the due
that day, but they received The defence is tina,
The house rendered dangerous from dcelerouS air
nn op p e area 1na
daughter II years OF age, previously healthy was set to
clean up the kitchen but seized with vomiting from the
impure eXaatisn received upon her lungs and died next
evening His father and wife also sckcned, and he W as
afraid OF his life in remaining Dr. M had refused to dc
thing in regard 10 nuisance, and he 9TH. tenant con-
sdeved himself virtually elected On behalf the plaintiff
contended that he had remeded what had been
planned OF the earliest possible momen-that emanated
from bis neighbours premises and that the tenant was bound
attend TO the remedy himself rather than The Ju
y after being out time, could not agree, and were
discharged.
| COURT OF SEssIoSs.-Bofnre the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Carman and Bonnell
| TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY.-Martha Golding, co0rtd
implicated with Rachael Lee, also coored, tried for
grand larceny stealing SOO2 bills of the Duchess Coun
ty Bank, from Henry w. Cook of 80 Hammond
night of she 18th August last. when in house No. 2lO
Centre The complainant follows dr0viRg, and came
down from the BULBS Head in the eveniR: had the money
getting of the stage, and drinking rather freely
went into house in Elizabeth street; issuing from thence
he decoyed by the accused into house No. 2lO Centre
street. where he remained some time with accused aenc
and where the money taken out of his poke and
HE pocketbook restored 10 his pocket with which She
capped rom the house, changed her dress and back
Wnra accused Of having stolen the money she denied il
and said the had lost any money. Mary Snh, also
coored, the accused come into the room with CON-
and saw her have the pocket book and money
| put the empty book back into the mans pocket She
gave the money Rachel Lee and il finally given 10
man named Thomas Randall who of to Philadelphia
viii. H. bot arrested there by officer Clark, brought
back and $500 OF the money recovered Another $40 bill
was also recovered which had been paid for rent Prisoner
said the amount money so large that she dare
keep the money herself acknowledging the theft The Ju
~ found her guilty and she the Stale prison
| years.
ANOTHER TRIAL FOR THE sAME-Rachsl Lee, cosred,
indicted accomplice in The above theft, then tried
TOR grand larceny in stealing, in with Stara Gold
Ing, the $1,000 from Henry W. Cook At the suggestion
the District Attorney the Jury charged acqu tho
accused of the grand larceny and they found her gull
ty ana she was committed witness against Thomas
| Randall for receiving the money.
| TRIAL FOR STEALING HoRsE.-Bernard Hcper was
tiled for grand larceny, charged with having the It'll
May lSi stolen horse and harness worth sll5 from be.
fore the wagon Of Joseph Tompkns OF Newton, Long ISL
evidence was insufficient and the Jury found him not
| guilty.
FORFEITED REcoGSIzAEcEs-Aaron Sergeant and James
l. Turner, indicted for conspiracy get money; John
Barnes and Ann Peal Tor grand arceny Ca,harne McMa-
hon. alias Wilson, for forgery in I'd degree in passing
,ereit money William simmons Tot petit larceny; and W
having failed to appear and answer their recognizances
were forfeited.
DIscHARcEs-Ann Nc Gmty, charged with passing conn
tceit money; Joseph J. kattermark and John Eckhar
Plate charged with highway robbery severaly dis.
| charged for want of evidence.
The court adjourHsd Tuesday morning II O'Clock.
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| An AWFUL THoUGHT!-Just at this present time great
fear pervades the public mind that John Tyler president
the United States, will veto the Tariff Bill; and Is said
that if he does the shock produced will ring through Tie
nnd and cali down upon bis head ulprecaons infinitely
more bitter and drendu than those which followed his
of the Bank Well, i, would be awful admit Blu, Just
consider what would be the condition OF Iis naten II in
stead of the Tariff the Bank, he Should Peters
Zenges pils-and forbid their sale Tint would be