New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04
CITY INTELLIGENcE

| BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Board met at
O'clock Present The President and quorum of other
| members
| The minutes read and approved.
PETITIONS PRESENTED kEFERREp.-Of Joseph and
Walter Disrow for stall in Washington Market Ofown-
Of property to have Grands,reei between Broadway
and Mercersree,, lighted with gas Oh w Bucklir and
j. w Thompson for hose cart in the 18th Ward OF james
| uostn, Police Officer. for his bill OF fees
REPORTS &chgainst lighting sh-street and 8th-avcnue
with gas Also adverse TO Lighting Greenwch-street with
gas both laid The table Communication OF the Comp
roer stating that officers clerks and marshas had
paid The money received by them-lad the table
ordered to be printed Another communication
celved from the Comptroller with abstracts Of
for opening 18th and 30 streets from the East to the North
Rivers Also protest OF A. G. Phelps against the payment
! ofawards or collection OF assessm.nt-referred.
REsoLuTIoN.-That the resolution passed IN relation
the Canareet and the connected Herewith
be recon.dered-adopted.
egplating The time holding the Spe-
ca Sessions providing that the Special Sessions be held
Tuesdays and Fridays during the of the General Ses
sions and every Tuesday and Friday during the
ton Also, that all compensation TO Aldermen sitting in the
General Sessions be aboished-adopted.
Ordinance TO amend ordinance for the accountability
public officers by adding TIVE sections providing that all
officers whom the receipt OF monies entrusted shall
make their reports and payments 10 the Comptroller
oalhand in Of any neglect to make such payment in
with report to the Common Csuncil-adopted.
Ordinance amend ordinance regulating the finance
department. by providing that the collectors shall make
turns the Comptroller at specified periods and in
they shall neglect TO do be shall ortwil report 10 the
Common Council-adopted.
REsoLuTIoNs-By Alderman Woodruff, the President,
that various repor &c laid the table by the last Board
different periods be ordered file The President said
that certain papers, reports &c which LEFT on the table
by the old Board in their hurried adjournment left y
ing the table, and olhe possession the Clerk
OF this Board for than month"; aud were by the Mayor
returned the possession of the Clerk Of the Board the
9th ofJuly The resolution was adopted.
BY Alderman Carman that any sums of money required
pay the interest OF the City Stocks or other expenses on
Of supplying the city with water shall be raised by
assessment the real estate and personal property OF the
people of this city, and that the be supplied 10 The
citizens free from any charge except the Incidental
putting up pipes from the main pipes the street AL
crnen Davies and Purdy each offered amendments to the
above resoutons-whci with the original were referred
to the Croton Aqueduct Committee.
PETITIONS REFERRED.-Of several cartmen and porers
agans, granting license NcCabc Co. a, common car.
rers OF Theas Stark, and Others under Fulton
Market for relief Off, Bergen and ethers farmers and
markdt boatmen, trading Fulton Market, for relief OF
Pearsall, and others, butchers, for relief
Adjourned 10 Monday next;
CeuRr or Eas.oNs.-Before the RECORDER,
Judge Lyach and Alderman Hatfield.
DiScRARCED.-Philip Boom, coored man, indicted in
February last with Matthew L. Barron (now the Stale
Prsoh) for grand larceny in stealing $50 from Jesse t.
Goodyear OF hamden, Coma discharged from prison,
the District Attorney said Mr. Goodyear bad written
him. stating that he could not identity Boon as The person
concerned with Barron
The District Attorney informed the Court that there
ready for trial this dayand the Court, therefore,
took Until Monday morning al IL o'clock. The Spe
cial Sessions also was adjourned to Tuesday next At oclk
Policg 0FFlCE.-RETURN OF A FsGITivE.-
tanned possession OF number OF valuable watches and fled
10 philadelphia There be found and lodged in prison
and officer A. NJ c. Smith having gone with requstlOn
from Governor Seward, returned hher yesterday with Ny
ers in cusody and he committed to prison for trial.
DIVERS LaxcEN,Es-Joln White was arrested andinprs
one stealing dress coat worth $40 from Madison Bran
nin OF The sisop NewJersey lying al the foot OF Mongom
ery.s;.
William Bailey arrested by officer John Lyon, about
O'Clock this morning, with tent in his possession
and was committed on suspicion OF having stolen it.
Marie. Wilson and Mary Smith, TIE former colored, were
arrested by Waterman hapve Tnh wet shrtS towels and
pillow their possession whice they had stolen from
the premises Of Miles Treadwell and were committed TO
answer.
Henry Fuckers was arrested by officer Horn stealing
bed and pillows worth So from Mrs Maria Evellamncr
No. 67 Waslngton.slreet, where he boarded The prop
erty recovered and he imprisoned
Robert hIcGinniS arrested and commit ed ,nr stealing
whiskey froH the b,ns-hoe caSh, on pier No. East
River.
Matthew Pen,on was arrested by walcl1nan Quick in
Waerseet WALL with his haDdh erchet full OF cigars
he had stoen-commltted.
Jack - colored man, and Barnard Smith, white boy
caug stealing Chain cable worth ST. from the sloOp
Helty hasten lying at Inc lootol Goyernenr-st
William Reed was arrested and committed for stealing
brass cock worth S. from Epraim Force Son. No. 2G5
Wali-sireet.
Thomas McMulen caught and committed for stealing
2bankes worth SIC from John Ashwe, lis Mulberryst.
Richard Hlakemann arrested and sent e prison for
stealing double 5arra.ed nSsg piece worth $50, from
Messrs Wilson & Fleming, q Catarines,.
A FACT WORTH KNowNG.lnustice, perjury and reacll-
cry may, perhaps succeed for with the public and
borrow for while from hope gay and hourishng appear
but time betrays their weakness, and they fall into
ruin themselves In structures OF every kind the lower
part should have the greatest mnesS, the grounds and
principles of action soue be and true. Thus with
those persons who have attempted 10 cist upon the public
article which heJ enaeaTot 10 represent as possessing
virtues OF equal mag nitrde OF the most powerful and
effcaCous medicines introduced TO the publc-he
Sarsaparia and Tomato Bcrs-sod wholesale and retail
| by Fred. Brown No. Gs Washington street. Boston. We
have heard number OF first physicians speak OF them
in OF the h CHEST praise they all agree that is the
best Alternative in for debltaied system, for
dyspepsia Indigestion weakness at the soEacb dizziness
| orally used spring medicine. The two articles Of
OF the best Spanish Sarsaparlla and the extract OF oma,
all those affected wits the abeve ailments should call
| and Try bottle.
Sold by The agents, a. B. * D. Sands Druggists No.
79 Fuons Gold. and 100 Ful,on-streei, rs