New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16
CITY INTELLlGEN nee.

CIT Y N L T. l. l. j u E y & Z.
WEDNESDAY, December II.
BoARD OF ALDERMES.-Special Session.-The
minutes of the lat meeting read and approved
RESOLUTION That section Is of amended ordinance, OF
tcle title relative City Prisons and concerning
fees received by the keeper for commitment and discharge
OF prisoners passed by both Boards and returned By the
Mayor, June D. 1872 without his approval be repealed.
Referred 10 Committee on Laws.
CLEANING STREETS BY CONTRACT.
Special Order-Docunent No. 81, relutige to cleaning
by contract being down the special order for
this meeting, came up for considerations.
This document proposes 10 have all the streets wharves,
PIERS &c of the city for not exceeding five years
conditioned for the faithful performance of the same.
The lst section provides for the removing OF all fifth dirt
rubbish, &c from tie public markets and vicinity, every
Sunday by 10 O'Clock A NJ and every other Gay except
Saturday by O'Clock P. NJ. Section adopted
The I'd section provides for carts to pass Though Tie
streets day for the purpose OF receiving ea garb
age &c. Adopted.
Sec Sd provides Tor collecting at least times week
all cinders and ashes from dwellings public buildings, &C.
Adopted
Sec relates having all public Streets wbarres, piers,
slips public lands and places, swept and cleaned AT least
twice. week and the rubbish sc. Immediately removed
on sweeping Adopted.
the receiving bssirs and several OF
the city, their being kept in proper condition, and 10
be examined from time TO time tor that purpose.
Sec regulates the disposal of street manure, ashes rub
Council and the compensation therefor in OF It's trans
rtaon mile and half beyond The limits eff The line OF
he ard where II may be received taken up for which
10 cents per load ofourreen bushels allowed dump
pS GROUND not 10 be over sf mile distant from
each Ward. Adopted
Sec relates to the removing of snow and ice from side
WALKS &C. of public building and places belonging 10 or
occupied by the Corporation. Adopted.
Sec states that every carl must be provided with
tight box. Adopted
oas garbage &c give notice of their approach by ring
ing hand bell and drivers OF ashes be provided
With horn and TO blow the from llrne 10 ne
forfeiture certain of s. for euch and every offence
Adopted.
tThe concluding article of the provides that every
shall have hold take aud enjoy for his use,
all the manure dirt, cinders, ashes Rubbish, &c within the
limits of the sweeping districts and also the free of The
Croton Water for the performance OF his contract In rea-
ton 10 cleaning the streets. Adopted
Alderman Balls moved additional clause the follow
ing That is hereby farther agreed, by and between the
parties to the contract that transfer shall be by
the contractor of his contract without the consent of the
Corporation, under forfeiture Of all of money
that may be due bin the time of making such ser
And in the should transfer, pledge
cumber his interest any part thereof the contract 10 i'm
nediatcly become null and void Adopted.
Alderman Purdy moved that the contractor be required
TO sprinkle all streets, wharves &c while they being
swept which clause 10 be added 10 the concluding
ucle OF the contract, Inch he empowered 10 the
Croon water. Adopted.
Alderman Davies moved that farther agreed that
may be lawful FOR the Corporation 10 per
On the amount OF each payment payable IN each year 10
the contractor until the of the for the year
which such contract is fully complied with and completed.
Adopted.
Alderman Balls moved that in the shall
die permanently from the city, the shall
cease and tie Corporation have TO recover from the
contractor hs executors or agnee such damage as they
may sustain thereby. Adopted.
Also, that in than person shall
into the contract jointly, and Of the parties die
from the city the survivor TO be held liable for the
iu enforcement OF the existing contract. Adopted.
Various amendments were offered TO the following and
negatived The resolution then passed
Resooed That the form OF for cleaning the
DE and the hereby approved and that spe-
ca committee OF from each Board be empowered and
authorised 10 enter into the with suitable person
or persons upon receiving good and sufficient security
The following gentlemen compose the committee Messrs.
Balls Martin and Davies OF the Board Of Aldermen and
Mess Esquo Brady Mead the Beard of Assistants
Adjourned.
U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Thomp-
remarked that had been the intention of the Court
sentence Samuel A. Suydaa this morning. Convicted
assault Signor DA,ear) Adavits, however, had been
presented and there appeared be great contradiction
them, leaving doubt the cirsums question,
however has arisen to the OF the Court in mga
ton The law makes the offence 10 be against The
10 which the minister belongs The penalty years
the Stale Prison, and fne without limit, the option OF
the Court As Mr.. Suydan is bail the Court will
take time to examine tie law and the facts the and
call him up when ii is prepared pass sentence. He
also indicted the Sessions and civil action is hanging
ovec him for the same offence.
COMMON Pleas William L. Sinners u.s.
Nich Satusn the sp ing OF 1910 the plaintiff let house
No 81 Cherrysrest John Shine the defendant becom.
ing responsible for the rent The property the time OF
letting, under order of foreclosure Itwas sold al auc
uon in the fall and bought by Patrick Gleason. Shine
supposng he not liable TO the landlord quit the
premises The present action for subsequent The
time of Shines leaving. The defence is that the surety
liable after netce had been given by Gleason OF his
being The owner and that the rents must be paid him
Verde, for piandf $SC so, subject opinion OF the
Court on the point OF law.
William, B. Jasobs Bath. Blanso.-Acton FOR dam.
ages ~ being thrown from wagon which against
heap rubbish opposite defendants house in Dovesreet
alluded TO Tuesday, The jury could rot agree and
were discharged.
COUNT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder and
Judge Lynch
TRIAL LIgEI-Moses Blackstone was put upon trial
for libel On George Eyer contained in letter directed
to him the 18th oil last September by the accused and
which was written IA language OF the low vulgar
style. Among ohrr things thai his pros
ulueS, bis brother the tcnaAt of State Prison. his father
than murderer &c besides quantity OF personal
abuse For the defence letter OF somewhat similar
racter written by the prosecutor the accused pro-
duccd evidence and read appears the controversy
grew out OF family difficulty. The Court charged that
letter ISSUED by any and delivered person
dressed if of libelons character clearly libel Al
though damage could be in u civil suit only
should be punished. The Jury returned verdict o!
guilty, with recommendation mercy.
FORGERY IL THE SECOND DEcREE.-Mary Gibson alias
Hennesy placed upon trial for passing altered IS
bill OF The Greenwichsuec, Bank Verdict, not guilty
TRIAL FOR BuKGLARY.-James Richardson ullas John
White and William Darrol, two boys tried for burg
larry. Verdict, not guilty.