New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-02
CITY INTELLIGENC nee.

LAWYERS DIARY FOR THURSDAY, JusE q
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Common Peas Part No, D. q, 81. S. iss. Part
al 10 o'cock-S2 ls6. IL
BOARD or ALDsRNEs.-The Board me, at
o'cock-,he President, Alderman wooalun in the cha r
and quorum Of members present Mr. Gedney having
been sworn ia member OF the Eighth Ward in the place
OF Alderman NanderroOr appeared and took his seat
On mston OF Ala Balls. Tie sarI Of Assistants were IN
formed that this Board ready to receive them in Join;
Meeting AID Ike Board Of Assistants soon after came into
ie AiderIens Chamber and the Boards went into
JOINT MEETING
he MINUTES Of he last meeting read and approve
~ cht Lngn<'r Retsrnf.The monthly returns Of tn
Chief Engineer of he Fire Department NJ gnaiiou. %.
pul,l"ns, and appointments received AMI acc.ped
"!h ne exception Of he explosions, winch referred
TO toe FIRE aud Water C.mmluee.
Rt"gnat'an.-A " Merchant resg nod hs Office a. In
'peoor OF Election Of The I'll ward, which was accepted
and Aaron >warh appointed IN bis stead
Appc,nts,ats and Reaorai, .-Thona> q Dovle wa. on
motion OF alderman Ban. removed from the office OF Dock
Master OF the rs, ward Samuel PRAY appointed Street
moved
The Common Council then adiournei to Wednesday ne,
The Board Of Aldermen then came to order and adjourn
ed, also u "Wednesday next O'Clock.
Board OF ASSISTANTS. June The BoarI
me, at o'clock. the President Act Alderman Adams in
The chair, and the other Wng members present
The minutes read and approved.
memorial was presented rom sundry citizen, Of Ire
- ward. setting forth that - rob-res houses had
been coWrntieG IN section of that ward near tie line
stages, and ask NJ the pDiscuOn of night watch police
OF which they were de,t ule Referred 10 the Committee
/ on Police, watch and Pfs0s>
The Board then net the Board Of Aldermen IN ioin
meeting and after dispensing Of the business before them
returned tn their chamber and dOurnd Wednesday
ming O'Clock.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-A decision i'm
pan relates to the for issuing executions, has been
made by the cOuri. was motion to s,t aside f. f..
the ground Of ia having b.eD issued sooner ln 81 day.
after judgement. The held that such allowable
ecraincaset The following portion at the opnoH
But This proCc probably issued and rctuTnsbe
term and the act only the words bc issued
II no, take away the prc,it,ly existing right
a f. H. IA term, " ibOui waiting 20 days"
DIsTRI~T COvRT oF HE |. Sin Bankruptcy
Gently been made TIE fir. in a where the petitioner
entered into with house clerk and
general agent, al salary $3.50 ar aud Onehird the
profits Of the establishment. should TL'
The creditors claim 10 be property, and that should
have been placed in the schedule The court held other
Dor cannot be clasied by creditor in bankruptcy Tue
other il where petitioner hafa family tomb in
marble Cemetery which the has requested have
placed in hl> hands the property of the bankrupt Tie
held that family rial place belOsg
dead than the living and every feeling OF humanity prompts
that it shOlld he held sacred IL decided that the tomb mutt
be considered a. portion OF the assets
Police OFFICE.-RoBBERY rs A UoU.E-On
Tuesday night a named Thomas Gregg, Of a Thr.
,eenh-,iree into the infamous Porter house kept by
Barney Mehan in CrOssstfcci the resort OF drunkards
thieves and prostitutes and after attacked bv a
fellow named Patrick Quinn, who robbed him Of about g.
in specie which he took os his pocket while Mohan
held him Officer Stephens Yesterday arrested Quinn and
Mehau and they committed.