New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

So. So, 81, S. - -'N'-S'' ','
SUPERIOR coURr-Nos Z, II, 25 1s H. H. i6 Il, 49, 10
MONDAY, Nov. IA.
BOARD OF ALDERMEE.-The Board met at
O'clock. Present the President and all the members
The minutes were read and approved.
Message from the Mayor approving sundry ordinances
and resolutions: Filed.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.-Of John NJ
Ryer relief from tax. OF Nev-York Lyng-in Asylum
for donation 0fHenry Johnson for pay Special Mar
shall in enforcing The Market laws Leave given TO wiki
draw lis petition OF sundry persons for leave remove
remains of relatives from City buryins grounds All which
petitions granted OF franklin Ransom AID others
relative Improved fire engine of his construction O
III Carraen, for public hydran Hanover Square Oh
joel FurInaD, orreief from tax Oft NewJersey Steam
Navigation Cympany, for extension of lease OF Eben
Dakin, for relief froE OF William Bskewe and
others for paving sidewalks of Mosreet between Grand
and Chatham. Remembrance OF sundry Boatmen against
steamboats, lying in White Hall Slip. OF Fire Engine Co.
No. 49, fo- house and location. Oh George Galiag
her, for pay for digging we'll OF The n. y. Ear Insli-
ute for copies Of Corporation publications. All referred
Invitation Of the Mechanics Institute TO attend their
Course Of Lectures: Accepted.
REPORTS ADoPTED.-n favor OF paying Or. Stewart III;
bill of $l2 for professional services at the Third District
wa;ch-house In OF paying bill Of So % TO e. P.
Kingslsnd in with the other Board In favor
of granting Josiah Holt free scholarship in the University.
In favor OF paying John Anon his counsel fees for arguing
the of Stuyvesan against the Corporation In favor OF
working road through l55th street; and constructing
DOCK &c Concurrins with the other Board in favor OF
grant to Beverly Robertson OF the Special Com
mee relative 10 the condition OF Poiters Field buryns-
ground: Adopted, and referred Aldermen Carmdn Lee
and Purdy In favor Of the ordinance OF the City Inspector
for correcting nusapces in the 10th Ward In favor OF
ing Dr. Searns his bill for medical services the Fourth
District watch-housa: Concured in In favor of the pc.
,ton of VIM. w. De Forest for deed common of the
bulk heads and piers between Pike and Rutgers streets
Concurre5 in amended In favor Of concuring with the
Board OF Assistants in their report for enarging The
nodations OF the Aims House and Brewel of the City and
Couny the greater comfort and health OF the inmates
Concuued in. In favor Of relieving the Manhattan Compa
ny OF a certain tax.
PETITIONS REFERRED.-Of Frederick Seaman and oli
Of lots 9h street. have sidewalks tagged
between Sd and 4th Avenues OF Peter Schultz. for pay
for damages sustained in The overflow OF wafer on West
neor Rector OF John l. DuseEberry, 10 be appointed
City Surveyor.
Communication of te Comptroller onlle accounts OF the
City Treasurer for the quarter ending alst October 1882
Ordered on file, and 10 be printed.
PAPERS FROM THE OTHER Board Consurrng with the
other Board in favor of regulating 5 Avenue between
23lh and 42d streets: Adopted.
Nonconcurring in resolution OF the Board of Assistants
requiring the Superintendent 81 buildings to exhibit his
books and papers the Committee the Board
rs it was understood he already bound 10 exhibit them
Concurring with the other Board in favor CT procuring
IRE engine for the inhabitants OF the l2th Ward Also in
favor of the petition of Edmund Jones for of house
in Johnsreet: Both adopted
REsoLUTIoNs.-By Aid. Davies, for the Clerk of the
Board have printed the Journal OF this Board and place
The same separate files for the Of the members
Adopted.
By AID Carman for an appropriation OF $3.50 for fencing
in Market Square in Harlem. Amended by AID Davis 50
appropriate $500 for leveng and fencing sad Square
and then adopted.
Petition of James Hudson be re.insta;ed member
Of the Fire Department: Referred
Resolution by Aid. Woodruff, that Fulton Market Slip be
deepened by removing the mud from thereiB under the III
recton Of the Street Commissioner: Adopted.
BY The same that the payment of premiums removing
The bodies of dead animals the streets hereafter
continued Adopted
BY Aid Lee that The Engineer the Water Department
The pipes 10 be Immediately laid in The various streets
In the Huh and 18th Wards Referred.
BY Aid. Purdy, that all officers the Corporation trusted
with the collection expenditure of public money! be re-
CURED exhibit their books and papers any memenber
Of the Common Council at all reasonable hours, when
called upon to do So Adopted.
BY the preamble and resolutions setting forth that
the representation of the several wards of this city in TIE
ComDon Council is unequal; that the representation should
be eguazed, and that the Committee Laws inquire into
the expedency Of applying to the Legislature Tor law TO
equaze the representation OF the Wards in the City Gov
crnment. Referred.
ordinance regulating the removal odead bodies from graves
the iuternent ar the without duly
henticated certificate and also the removal OF thu dead
from the city in steamboats, other conveyaaceS without
previously requiring certificate from the City Inspector
&C., which YVES adopted.--And the Board adjourned
POLICE OFfIcE.-STEALISG COAT AND MONEY.
In August worth 2c, and $50 in silver coin,
stolen from the bar OF the steamboat Columbus tho property
of Eli S. Wooley, steward of said boat On Sunday last
-,..y1
H. Williams, formerly waiter on board the columbus,
hoD he suspected of the theii and by adro management
induced him 90 board steamboat coming 70 i!iS city,
and caused him be arrested when the sto en- coat was
found in his trunk. lie was committed
STEALING FROM VEssEI.-Two men named John VIII
a,ns and James Wright were arrested this morning by
officer Sparks for stealing coat and handkerchief worth
$40 So the schooner Purdy lying The foot of Frank
n.street, the property OF the Captain They were conf
mittea TO answer.
CoRoSER's OfFIcE.-FoUND DRowNED.-The
Coroner held inquest to-day the Aims House in tie
Park on the body OF Thomas Jackson portrait painter
native Enga aged IS years and or rather Incorporate
habits who found on Sunday floating IN tie Hudson
River at the foot OF Desbrosses- Nerdct-ouHd drowned
It French MISUNDERSTANDING ORAL
AND PRACTICAL SYSTEM fer teaching LangahGeS;-
The subscriber instructed fully by toe late JOHN NAMES
ca in The use Of hssyem s " hsenoG os o
Persons wishing 10 join The Glasses are requested 10 eau d
enter their Private Instruction dCTiug the day
mis- L. MANESCA DURAND, 20 Franklin'st
u Mrs. FnrnE,aln's First Aectnre-TO LA
DIES ONLY-This Day, nj II A. NJ. 4, The Society Ii
brary, OF Broadway and Lecnard.sTee-SuJeci-
Natural Position OF Woman in The scale OF being. Adms-
sion % Tickets for the 81 30, to be had Al
the door. ii
u Great Temperance Mcetimg.-Tke Colaul-
baG L. "A. Society Will nod great Temperance Meeting
the Church OF Delaney and Chrys,ie streets This
Tuesday, Evening half past O'Clock. Hon George r
Parker OF Boston, Mr. Oakley OF NewYor and other able
1n,ljr tIa mn. N
expected from several of the Lady Temperance Societies
vo have kindly consented TO be present. The pubic are
earnestly invited 10 atead especially those who have not
signed the pledge. Adni;tance iree.
~ nrltsr 2 & MANCHESTER. President.