New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
CITY INTELLIG GENcE.

The minutes were read and adopted.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REfERREp.-Of Mchae
Daily for pay for damage done his house in The 9Th Ware
a, the last Charter ElectionOf Messrs Brown Bell
extension Of grant Of The soutery side of Houston
granted to Adam Noah Brown ON the 10th November.
1907
REPORT OF CONTROLLER with certain bills of
pensc incurred for the reception and Lord
asburou, together with resolution making appre
priaon Of $500 for the adopted.
UsFINsaEp BUsISESs-On motion the resolution for the
appointment of additional Police Officers for the 18th
and l7s Wards until the 18th November
taken up and amended TO appoint day Police Or
fcer only for the 17.h Ward, and then adopted.
REsoLUTIoNs--of AID Balls for the Finance Committee
10 report the why lease of tho Southern portion Ct
Inc North Battery has been executed according TIE
resolution passed this Board and also that said committed
further report wat disposition Oh sad baltery is desHaoe
adopted. ,.e r
furnishing refreshments in the OF the City Hall be
in dispensed wita adopted is 2-the negatives be-
ing Aldermen Lee and Gedney.
By ALDERMAN SMITH-That the meetings of this Board
be held at o'clock IN the evening instead OF O'CLOCK
Nv atprsSaN snIrHAn ordinance TO amend an ordn
ance entitled An ordnance regulate the Water Works
of the City NewYork repeating so much OF the orda-
ance the wells and pumps which are to be Kept
up as at present; laid on the table.
The Board then took recess of half an hour.
Th- Aldermen resumed their business
REPoRTs-Oftbe Committee or Ordinances with anordln-
far filling up sunken lots on 10Th and 2th streets
adopted .-.,;.o r..
dividing City OF NewYork into Election Districts and
designating the places for holdng The Elections This was
very long document The City Is divided INTO 10 Districts.
ens two than last year owing TO the increase OF pop
ulaon in MINORITY of instances the polls are located III
the the m Of places asa the The the
several Wards shall be published Objections were made
y the Aldermen OF the 4h and l7h TO the plans Tor the
Polls in one District of each OF the respective Wards which,
were down. the law required hatihe places should
be fixed tonight The report 10 the places OF holding
the Polls was concurrei in And the Board adjourned 10
Wednesday, O'CLOCK
y. S. DlsrRIcr CoURT.-IS BANKRUxTcY.-
Eghty-nne cases called to-day the final discharge
among whom Messrs. john H. Coster, N W. Stuyve-
sant Feuchtwapger &C., also JoSeph L. Joseph, Solo
mon L. Joseph, and Moses Hcnrques ouse of Joseph
SOL with conspicuous individuals. Messrs Joseph
&c. were opposed and DEGREES their stoped, Obec
tons were filed the discharge of W. N. GriSgs and
J. H. Howard Seventy three of those called, passed
fnai decree.
The September Term Of the District Court then opened
and Jury was empanneled. Jury trial in bankruptcy
relative TO the estate OF Barney Corse will commence
Wednesday forenoon The Court announced that Jury trials
wond obtain precedence over other bnsnesshat Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of each week would be devoted
to admiralty and argumensand The three last days
to Bankrupt proceedings
County CoURT-Ths Court has been ordered
to Thursday ~ O'clock that the recent pre-
sentiment of the Grand Jury in relation to certain Special
Justices may be laid befo'eit
COMMON PLEAs-In the case of Wright rs.
Hart and Others 10 test The ownership OF engine
levied upon us belonging Mr. K. Sheridan (aluded
Yesterday Jury will sealed verdict this morning
SPECIAL SEss1oNs.-Before Judge Lynch, Al
dermen Bonnell and Carman
Abraham Bostwick, colored, stealing roll oil carpeng
worth 500 from John T. Bailey; guilty; City Prison four
months O,nar Broadmeyer, stealing wearing apparel
worth $40 from No. Rosestreet. guilty; City Prison so
ey Michael Moran boy assault and battery on Bridget
Tieman; guilty; Penitentiary moths Charles Dougher-
IT, assault and battery w ilam f. Gates, boy, by
striking him with stone TIE head guilty remanded for
sentence Lewis Elliot colored assault and battery on his
wife Jane guilty ordered 10 find bail in 500 to keep the
peace. James Reynolds, colored, stealing floor carpeng
fro m,he ship Gladiator; guilty; remanded for sentence
Abraham Clifford and William Tyne colored, stealing bag
OF coffee worth S8 from g. A. Howard guilty; Penlenlary
sImouths Eliza Foster stealing silver watch worth $40
from James Williams; guilty; remanded Tor sentence
Clarke guilty Pententary months James Jackson
saul, and bat,eay Jane AicCauiken white; guilty. Cry
81 from Mary Verpon; guilty; Pen,enary 8 moths. saa-
Freeove, color assault and battery on Jane Allison
with stick cy 80 @ Sent ,s e huu.
OF Refuge Charles Morgan previously convicted of two
for one offence and moths for the other A number OF
persons charged with ssaung her wives, &C., were DIS
charged for want OF evidence.
The Court adjourned to Friday next o'clock.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Alderman Bonnel.
PLEA OF GuiLTy-Thomas Meyer gentcel looking Ger
who had been in thscouny only short time pleaded
guilty grand larceny, stealing 5waches, l2diamonds
6ubie, $50 pearls and finger rings worth together $s
from Francis Oar,e on the 10Th July. Plea received and
recorded and the Court sentenced him to the State Prison
for years.
Observation-Disclosures Danorlh, young man, though
an old and accomplished thief burglar, pickpocset &c
who had been imprisoned for stealing silver lever watch
worth SS6 from Dearborn OF the schooner Nasau
The l2h July last laced at the bar and discharged
bill found by the Grand Jury, owing 10 tne ao
sence o. the complainant.
DIsoRpERIY HousE.-Wliam Carpenter was put upon
his trial for keeping dsordery house al No. oo Ferry
street. house proved have been recently occupied by
rromiscuous collection Of proiasc incorporate indecent
men and womep the latter OF whom were frequently seen
entirely naked men, iconsant noise, drunkeRhsS
weatng heard aud exhibited Thejury found the ac
eased guilty.
sDlscnARGEp-Mary McGll indicted for petit larceny,
charScd with stealing sundry articles worth Sl2 from
George Wales, No. II Frankinsreet was the
complainant refusing 10 appear against eI as size was ue
leved 10 be nnoceut
FORFEITED Observation-Disclosures Burns and lvcr
Barton indicted for petit larceny William Duleher ier
robbery Is, degree Dennis Fre for grand larceny and
Robert Giles John Giles Simon Goesebeche and Joha KY
der alias William Valentine for assaults and battery, sever
ally falling appear their recogaizanceS were orieteu
Adjourned to II O'clock on "Wednesday.
MONDAY September 5.
Police OFrIcE.-BgRGLARY AND kNAvERY-
0nhe 18th June last Ike OF Samuel Cochrane now OF
No. l46 Pears,see, then of Philadelphia was broken open
In the latter city and three cartoons OF valuable eotooe
res such ladies' collars &c., besides other articles S'oe
and carried away together of the value OF $780, Today
officers NJ c. and J. L. Smt and!L Lowe, who have been
the look.on, for time succeeded IN hndin al
ards Hotel and arresling man named James l. " malAer
alias James c. Thomas, and recovered considerable po
ton Of the stolen property. They also ar eS.ed Samue
William. In Park accomplice. Walker alias Ihonias
and wlIians were committed TO prison for trial.
FEMALE PicxPocsgT-A girl named Ann Kane, VINO haa
coGe prison few days ago, was arrested today oy
ocer McGrah for stealing pocket wallet containing So
N ~ tafo of
%asersreet whenan house No. 80 Cross-Sueei on sun
day night Part OF lie money and pocketbooS wsre 'oana
on the accused, who confessed her crime anu "us Cur
nited.
Turrr OF cLorn,se.-A man named James Kelly, wa