New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-22
CITY 1NTELuIeE nee.

CITY ELhIGEN
MONDAY, Nov 81
LAWYERS DlARY-Ths Day. November > =
ClRcurr CouRr-Nos. 1885, pa 27. 49, 81 I2l, ~ 22i,
COMMON PLEAs.-Par Mos. 3, Is, q, IS, q. 81, So,
4 e . :. 81 at pass 81 70 r. Superior Court Room
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Board met at )
o'clock. Present the President and all The members.
The minutes read and approved
communication received from the Mayor returning,
NTH his objections, the resolution OF the Common Council
ordering the Counsel OF the Coporaton-and employ ad-
ditiona Counsel also-o defend brought against the
Corporation by Hiram II. Norris 10. alleged violation
OF his patent right TO invention for boring water pipes BY
means o! hydraulic pressure. The Message was ordered
10 be published and TO lie the table for future action
A communication received from the President and
Secretary, behalf OF the Public School Society," stating
that they much involved that, unless relief sord-
ed them their buildings &c would have TO be SOLD ior m
payment of their debts: Referred.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REfEREED.-Ot Nathan SeiI-
and John Cein correction OF OF Henry Brec'
voor for the dscontnuance OF 1h street between Broad
way and Bowery. Of,he Trustees of the Third Associate
Reformed Dutch Church, place pillars in front OF Their
Church in Bib street OF g. D. Hopper, 10 be reiasaied
fireman. OF the Commissioners of the Aims House, for
appropriation Of 1900 for rebuilding The basebouse at
Bellevue which was burnt down the 18th pit Petition
granted and appropriation made OF Cornelius Simpson,
for compensation for damages sustained by the overflow OF
oerner OF Fulton and Pearl streets. or Samuel
Copckp, be appointed keeper Of the waste weir al
Yonkers OF Thomas Ward, for correction of tax. Or The
9th Ward Hose Company No. a. for house. OF W.
Atkins Peter Beuan, and 100 Others 10 have the market
laws enforced Laid the table OF inhabitants OF Hcus
tousieet have the laid In that street between
Lewiss.reet and the Ferry, which taken up lay
down water pipes OF Andrew Jackson and Others 10 pave
the sidewalk OF Avenue c, west SIDE Of John Sands for
reduction of tax OF Rev. Dr. Schroeder Ralph Mead and
epk
friends roa cemeteries where they are deposited Leave
granted. OF Luke Moore, TO be paid moneysreceRed rom
the estate of William Anderson.
Resolution by Alderman ,Underwood-Tlat the Comp
roer place the certificates for sold il the hands OF
Justice for collection: adopted.
By Alderman Davies-That 81 47o Sc be appropriated 70
defay the expense of introducing the Croton Water into
the Alms-House Building: adopted.
REPORTS ADopTED-Of the Special Committee on the
subject OF the NewYork and Albany Railroad recommend
the citizens Of the several Wards 10 give sand Road
their support and CEMENT and 10 assist in its COM
pleton by suscri plions its stock &c adopted and dor
BILE the number OF copies ordered 10 be printed.
Petition OF Peter Duffy and others, aborer5 for pay for
work done as laborers aud cartnen ON Fifth Avenue a
payment OF their wages referred In favor OF paying Mrs
NJ H. E. Van Voorhees, $500 for salary due her late hus
band Jacob Van Voorhees,, late Collector OF Assessments
In favor of ling Gabriel H. Winter gore OF land the
north side Thecnhstreet between the Sixth and Sew
enh Avenues with engine thereon in concurrence
with the other Board In favor of selling gore OF land In
Firs;-stree concurred in In pvor OF selling lot al the
south east of Duanestreet and City Hall Place to
Martin Waters r IS 500 adopted. lntavor OF lighting
the south side OF Grand street. and that part OF Market
street where tue mains laid with gas: ndopted Adj
lighting all the streets where the main: are aid ou
to light snch from time TO time as the public interest
may time time require laid the table. Adverse
lighting Sprngstreet, from west-street to Broadway
Union Place. Washington Place and Broadway from Nin-
street 10 Union Square the Committee discharged As
Union Place. and the report TO the other plans referred
back to the Committee.
In favor of increasing thr pay of Watchmen from 81 TO -
Is per night Aid Jones moved to lay The report on tue Id
Bile as in the Board of Assistants where this report orgina
ed there was blu for reorganizng the Police which
would propose employing 500 policemen to guard the CITY,
portion them time to receive So week. or traction
less than 81 10 per period Of II hours which would con-
ct with this report &c. They wished the report adopted
bu, laid the table. Concurrng with the Assistant
in having all bills for carriage hire audited and approvcds
by the Finance Committee previous 10 being paid. Resolu
ton tina, all bills for expenditures by the keeper OF the City
Hall shall I've verified previous 10 payment on oath, formerly
passed by this Board and concurred in by the Assistants
struck out-Amendment coucurred III.
For the Alderman Assistant Of the 7th ward to take
charge of the engine house in Walnut sreeL-Con
Cured in. Report in favor of MeSss Colin Canireis
plan removing the bodies dead animals concurre9
in as amended resolution of the Assistants for an inquiry
into the origin of the late fire in the Hall of Justice the
18th instant was cencurred in Reports In favor of laying
cross walks the Bowery and the Sd aAenue was
adopted.
MARKET LAWSON motion of Alderman Jones, the
Board took Document No 81 report and ordinance 10
amend Chapter u of the Revised Ordinances entitled Or
the Public Market" This ordinance authorizes The Mayor
to issue licenses citizens OF the u S. sell meats at places
other than the public markeseach person paying So on
receiving license and $40 for every renewal of the same =
the persons applying for license must be recommended by
the Market Committee The stalls stands in the public
markets be leased aaucton the rent to be paid dali
ly by the clerks and to be paid every Monday by the
clerks the Chamberanthe market fees and rents to be
accounted for weekly the Comprehensive butchers in
the public markets have written permits and none eX.
eept permit licensed butchers be allowed TO sell under
penalty Of $50 After considerable debate, the report
and ordinance were laid the table and made the special
order for Monday next. Adjourned.
CIRCUIT CoUKT.-RichurdS, BaSSett d. A6orn
Us. Daniel X. Moes-The Defendant came 10 NGw-York
from Mount Morris, Livingston county, IN Sept lS4l and
obtained on credit S2 900 $4,000 worth OF goods In
JAM last became age, and subsequently set up plea
of infancy reputation of his debts The present IS an
action Of $4S, aedging fraud against de-
PENDANT in conceang or denying his minority at the tune
of obtaining the money Should the action be successful
the defendant will lose the benefit of the noa-mprisonmen
and the bankrupt laws. verdict will be rendered this
forenoon.
MARINE CoURT.-Samuel Macaules cs. Va
linn J. Heather-The deiendan, rented OF Dr. Macapey
house store 50 Canaisreet which he subsequently
let to his brothernl,w Mr. Walford The latter NOV
ing H. found the house very offensive owing 10 foul mat
ter working through the wall of the back aud running
the kitchen. little girl was taken suddenly SICK ana
died. caused the physician in attendance supposed by
the poisonous exhaluen. Mrs. Waords father was also
attacked by vomiting and confined his bedafer which
lin June the whole of the parties abandoned The house
The present action is recover, written lease, quar-
er's rent from May 10 Aug ls4l 1t was shown that the
plaintiff had been apprsed Of the nuisance, but did MOI
to be remedied till after the sub-tenan had aban
doned This case was tried few weeks ago, when the