New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-17
(.lnIiIon Council.

Inc ur or .nilttlOH pi u-' '''"'" 20 -'
men had adjouruei specially from ihcH former
meeting 10 Yesterday afternoon. The Loco'f oc'
organization had Mt aiOuraod to that day but
we learn that they h..d a Caucus on Sunday ana
resolved 4. be on hand "a, the HON Of IL Wig
meeting. and i.,!ad their nolce. accordingly. ~
order 10 De- fully prepared for tie occasioD' our
efcier, Ma. or. We aTe Informed had, al an ear!
hour. taken tie rrecaution OF introducing %!
tvos AID ,hrcc.. TWO hundred ~'ichmen' DIS
gueed. into tue Supremr Court hoom 10 Dc rc"'
dv for action. But there wasno demand i'T We"
valuable services The Wig Aldermen justly
mountaineering that violence OF nick vas rneiitaicd
her, ,ray. and the eight Loco-Focos assembled
lacked foolish. and adjourned not being able 10
form a quorum
The Loco-Foco Assistants also assembled ne
Whi.s had adjourned to a different day. Inc
Locos formed what they styled quorum by 'H'
bcl, Of one Mr. Shaler. who, having been bad y
bea,os for Alderman Of the Sixth Nmd. by some
new sort OF Political Arithmetic, claims 10 be As
.i.aut any how. though better man ls elected
To- that pos, ~ over one hundred majority l ne7'
eight Assistant. and the defeated candidate iof
Alderman of the Sixth proceeded very sr'Fe'J 20
nppoia, he Com,oiHess of the Bonrd for tie e.
suing year putting Mr. Alerton Of tis IweifiA
Ward on four .r them. They pezt heard a lot q
Loco-F eco aGdayits and gravcly decided that thu
same Mr. Al,rton had ne rett to hs seat, ShaIer'
tho was defeated, voting cut Allcron, who wa
eleetet,) declared il vacant, and ordered ne"
election early iu June After cnaciinS some more
pleasautris, Of the sort they resolved on the YER,
sensible act OF adJouning. which they accom-
pli-hcI.
~ We learn that measures are in train to put
an end to the u,lrp.,ion of The Cuy Government
by an appeal to the Supreme Court and mat L
the Mayor and hi, cahal interpesc no Obstacles
hearing viii probably lie had at on early day. We
do not ace ho, they can decenty throw any o.
s,ac,cs in the way 81 an adjudication winch VIII
be made cntircly by Judges Of their OWE party
P.S. We have just heard tia, the supreme
Court win to-day decide wh@hr It Viii nj '"''
time act on an application e. Maud'mn' H1Wn-'
the conspir,,or, to defeat tie VIII of the People
a. expressed a, the late Elee,I,o.
II Tho Trial Of Col stoac OF tn Commcroia
for Libel Oh rurIy and Lee Wa. committed t.
the jury at y O'Clock yesterday, IN an able Iuc'o
and impartial change from Judge Kent, which oe
cupies AN hour in the delivery. Aii'r an absence
of seven hours, the jury sent word to the Court
that there wa. no pro-pcst of hc'r agreeing tho
being divided precisely as they stood on the mr..
comparison Of view. Owe are verbally informed
tina, 10 Of them are ior acquii'al Tor conviction
The Judge declined to di'charer them without
vsrdic. but, on their representation that they hao
been ten hours without food. ordered them refresh
mcu,s aid ,ha, they be KEEP, together I'll morning
The Cour, tAen al iourned to resume 'is 'litin.
whenever they should agree on n verdict, II pe'o''
morning.
W Hon. TRoNAs :. MARSHAL VIII denver
an Adlr.. lc.or, the Martha Warrington S'''
Of, ,hi. afternoon a, y O'clock in the Green's'.
Methodist Chu.ch. Nothing more need bc said