New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-29

L. f. Bettsford, jeweiler, Coxsackie, N Y.
Eugene Ely !ota'e firm Ely Smith coos ps:easn psc
william Stevens, broker, n Y :" -
Benz. SLeedom. late merchant, N.sY.1-~
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L. LAWYERS ssDIAKY.-This Day, November2S:-
1.CoAMoS. PLEAs-Part Mos. -, q 81. 81,
s9. .e,s5 l5Psrt al 10 c'clock-Nos io ia, So 90 a
-" ~. ~ MONDAY, Nov. 2s,Aa
BOARD OF ALDERsEs.-The Board met al 5
O'Clock. Present the President and AL the members.
l., The minutes read and approved. pa
A Communication received from the Mayor vetolng
the ordinance recently passed regulating nlermen par
tculay obecng TO that prohibiting the taking dead
bodies of the city for burial under penalty which he
be done without c the Legislature
Ordered 10 be printed
PETITIONS REFERaEp-Of S. D. Nichols and others, or
repairing Waer.stree between Fulton and Beekmansts
JOHN c. COLA communication received from
Monmouth g. Hart, High Sheriff of this City and County
Transmitting letter signed ". W. w. enclosing ten 800
bills sent 70 him a present. 10 induce him decline
hanging John C. Colt the letter states the score Of
htmany-with the representation that Governor Bouck
would parton him when he came into power; ard prom
sng another 81 900 10 the Sheriff if be would not execute
Colt Ga motion AID Dawes, the $1,000 were ordered
10 be- specially deposited in the City Treasuy and on mo-
ton of AID Purdy the communication OF the Sheriff was
ordered be published il all the Corporation pa pers and
be referred the Committee having he OF the fire
in the Halls of Justice under consideration.
PETITIONS REFERRED REsUMEp-Of w. Lyons, for cor
recton tax Jacob s. Anderson for the purchase OF
otof land South street Pike slip; of John A. Gre
ger ohers, for bose in the Ninth Ward OF lOl
persons for revision of the Market laws; OF licensed butch
as the ordinance oS revising the market awSboth
the latter laid the table.
REPORTS ADoPTEDIn favor OF concurrng with the Board
OF in granting permission the Mechanics lns-
tue the the Centre Market 10 hold Far
in. In favor OF leasing for Is years at $500 year lot be-
longing the of the late Richard Rker in AnosL
Tor house for the accommodation of Engine No. 3S and
Hose Co. No. 20-the expense the building not 10 exceed
OOO Ia favor of appeprang $50 TO Engine No. u for
room hire for hold their meetings in Adopted.
Adverse granting donation 20 the Exchange Lyceum
Adverse TO the petition OF F. H. Peltis, for consideration
for his invention for rendering cloth waterproof and dis
charging the committee Report on the suect oil wafer
| gratis laid on the table.
Communication from Comptroller asking So 800 add
ona appropriations for the current year. with ordinances
adopted
second communication received from the Comp
roer relative property belonging 10 The city nov under
| lease referred TO the Finance Comraiitee.
Communication OF the President OF the Crolon Aqueduc
asking have adopted TO prevent the improper
opening of the hydrants, &c; laid on the table
REPORTS REsUMED.-Of the Street Committee, on Tie
coumu OF the Street Commissioner recommending
alterations the regulations OF the streets and avenues
| north OF 42d street: Adopted.
PAPERS FROM the BOARD OF AsslsTANTs.-Ordnance 10
fence the northeast corner oil Washington and De
and pave the side walks III front nt tie
C.ncurred in Assessment for fencing vacant lots
on the OF 2lst between the 9th and 9th Ave
| nues Concurred in. Resolution tor raising slnken
sloop tie OF Watts n r Concurred in. Com
muncauop Clerk oil the Board OF Assistants, stating
that that Board with resou on ot this
Doad appropriang S5Ou Tor The repair OF certain
roads Or0ered ile. In favor oil draining lois near
Yorkve Concurred H. In favor OF The remission OF IN
trre expense which had passed the Assistants
| with amendments. Concurred In
UNFINISHED BUsINEss.-On motion OF Alderman Jones,
Document No. ST. Ter empowering the Mayor 10 grant LII
persons sell fresh meats in places otner han
public markets. tken taken with the Ordinance
that aud he Report having made the spec a
last meeting Of tho Board number OF Petitions or
against the alteration OF the Market Laws were read
The Pr. then offered Resolution, that so much o!
the port The Market Committee and of the Document
No 81 as relates TO the finances OF ie CITY, and pacuary
such parts thereof as may affect the SuKRg Fnnd be re-
the Comptroier report thereon at The next
The document No. 81 was Then laid the table. The
several petitions the subject ordered TO lie on lie
table and be printed The Market laws were then made
| the special order of the day 1t the neIt meeting
OF Aide, Snit-Iha, the Street In;
spectors Several Wards be authorised and Grectsd
that when any ncumbcrancr OF the streets or sha
exist, wiluiy aud prenedltaedy, Immediately, and WIN
the assistance OF any OF the Aarshas Constabies OF the
CITY, TO carry The same Corporation Yard there TO be
| dispo co o; according 10 law: referred
BY Alderman Wes-To inquire into The expectancy OF
| regulating Gansevuor street: adopted
BY Alderman Lronard-For the Committee on Laws TO
IN ordinance relative TO The removal OF dea!
| bodies from the city referred
Bv Alderman Lee-For the Comptroller to draw his
warrant in favor of ali the officers appointed 10 tend The
polls al The last election adopted
By Alderman Da.s-For renumberng Washington
place and University place: adopted.
Adjourned TO Monday next
g. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November terr,
commenced his day before Judge Belts Judge Ihorp-
having yet arrived in town sufficient number o
Grand Jurors appearing The Marshall was directed 10
summon nine additional ones. The name OF dnfhony l..
Frosch against whom indictments for PERJURY al
the Cusem House pendine) was called, but net an
sweriug his recognizances ordered 10 be forfeited
His securities William C. Atwel $500 Warren WIG
Sc GOO John T. Butler $1,000 and j. N Basseti $1,000 1t
supposed that the sureies secured Samuel Il ohy
dam appeared and by his counsel Mr. Price put In ait-
svts las authorised do last ter) IN mitigation ot pun
istment. He has been found guilty, our readers VIII re-
collect of an assault Sgnor oAlvear, foreign minister
10 the u. s.
COMMON PLEAs.-JameS Mcmillan Us. Mon !.
mouth s. Hart-The Sheriff. in June last held An e1ecu'
ton acairs, Erastus Wheeler and levied upon West India
goods. longing him, at le9 Fronisree! selling about
5000 worth. The plaintiff claims 10 have owned the
property and brings action Of ueSpaSs recover the
amount He AYERS that himself nnd Mr.. Thos. $. McCar'y
endorsed for Wheeler, and that The latter made over 10
;heu The goods, $500 being due th.m be defendant
contends that Wheeler bona fde CT the goods
The case will be continued Tomorrow forenoon
MARINE. CouRr.-James s. Magnus cs. Har-
mer Nc Gorvan Hays To recover the amount OF Dill
for coachlace manufactured order The defence Is that
il had been lett commission, but denied Mr d sh.s
conducted his in person, acting 1t the sane unc a.
| plaintiff witness and COUNSEL. Verdict for plant H.
COMMON PLEAs.-DECIsIoSs.-l the matter
of the dover fund OF Nagdalsn Hosact, late Coer de-
ceased-aoon that Francis Barreo be allowed, Wiihou.
giving security portion money paid IN, denedi ou' II
the parties gang desire il the money shall be Pan mo
the Court OF Chancery.
INN Johnston rs Dayid L Bennett-Acton OF assault
Nonsu was granted, owing plaintiff bringing ACTON IN
the name Johnston whereas she had since married hd
named Murphy, (siuce dead Motion TO set nonsu asieS.
The defend knew the real plaintiff and undsf