New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

O'Clock present the President and all the members excep,
Alderman Hatfield.
pErifoSs Presented AND RErERRED-ofDr John r
Capin for pay Cor attendance the .ith dis
-ctwatci horse or Edward 4. Nichols executor of H.
yery for correction oF iazFor engine al
t ward-of William Mccormick ring the FIRE bells by
suudry and laborers praying that no
ore fer paving streets be given contractors
who pay the hans they employ n what's He'd store pay
Communication and petition of Southwark Fire Engine Go
No 50 for a new ocaiioa-Of f. M. Bowes for relie-Of
pedseId and others have Patrick Grace reinated as
erea3az
REPORTS ApoPTsp-Adverse to lighting East Broadway
with eas. Referred back 10 the committee.
PAPERS FROM riE BOARD OF AsssTAN1s-ip preamble and
resolution for referring the committee or wharyes and
pes OF both Boards examine and report as TO proper
location for the French Steamers and also what further
lion in the premises is necessary: Concurred in
REsohvrfoSs-3y Alderman Gedney, that the resolution
approved by be Mayor, Dec IL, 1871, authorizing the
Mayor detail twelve marshals aid in srppressng vo
lalons markc, laws be repealed Adopted By Alderman
Davies that the Comptroller be directed 20 report the
monn paid 70 the spec;s called 10 enforce the
aarhet laws approved Dec H. lai and the amount paid
10 each: Adopted.
JoYr MEEriaC.-The Board Of Assistants came in the
Aldermen's chanber and the Boards went into Joint
Meeting.
The minutes read and approved.
The monthly report of tie Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department of designations and appointments received
the designations accepted and the appointments confirmed
The re,urss OF Engine Companies Nss. and re-
.orirreguarity to The Fire and Water Committee.
REsoKTs-Adyerscto re-insa,jg James Hudson as fire
hse Hso as 10 soF Of Of Rne @ 5ous M sssy ker @ for
yuage 10 Geo pc p Kerr assistant! engineer a, the fire n
Brocmes!rcet: Adopted
RE5GSArioNs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daft re.
signed The Office Cf Inspector Of Lime, and james Cowel
was appointed IN his stead.
James Kelsm and George Hamilton were appoinedday
Police Officers of The First Ward; Curtis Belts Inspector
of Frewnod in he Twelfth District; vice Stephen Bene-
diet. decn"d Horace Reed, Jr, M-asurer Of Charcoal,
vice John NJ Reed, Iesgned john T. Barnard, Measurer
Of Charcoal Patrick McArde, Deputy Keeper Of Black
wells Island; William b. Leary, Marcus Nutting, Enos
Burrows Alexander Won Pfster and Fraecs Harvey
appointed City Wcshers; Harman e. r. Lamb A. NJ
Coster Benjamin b Ruon Join Cargo Samuel Albertis,
R. X Moulin. r. s Dickinson, Z. Nsble Thomas j. Hill
ior William H. schenck, Joseph b Harvey and John liig
Gins appointed Wtghers of Anthracite Coal; Willian
Measurers Of CLarcoal William Smell Peter Sance, Benz,
min Wood 4. G. Dickinson, Jacob 5 Brown, John Sci.
mon,J. J. Shanklnnd, C. Little, Asa w. Walden, Horace
Howell and Harold DOlaer removed City Weigh.
es; William Hyer appointed Wood Inspector for The
18Th instead OF the 18th isiric
The Joint Meeting then adjourned
Tie Board OF Aldermen resumed.
Tfc report eflie Counsel Oft Corporation, recommend
lng eudn9 against The Corporation Dy the
ciate Judges otbe Cout OF General sessions b. dscon
inued and thai The salaries OF such Judges be paid
called up and adopted.
The Board adjourned to Monday next.
COMMON PLEAs.-In the case Of Wright rs
Halt and others, the jury gave verdict for defendants,
,anng the property al $5l6.
10 this Court also actions were brough. by Horato Iinch
man and Monmouth g. Hart Commissioners of Registry
nle falof l8i0 in the Eleyea,h Ward They each claim
for 62 days al 81 per day. which more time than had been
charged by the Commissioners any other Ward. The
Comptroller pad them 500, and tee present actions are
brought for the remaining $2 The Jury considered that
they had been paid quite enough and found for defendant
An action for Trespass also brought in this Court by
John Turner against Samu, Martha the damages laid al
$1,000 for taking away 10 fee, The premises at GO
,Ih hnan
for year, for the purpose OF erecting stable. verdict
viii be rendered Thursday iorenoon.
CoURr OF SEssloNs.-Bcfore the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Bonne and Carman.
LnELLous PuBLIcATIoSs-The District Attorney gave
licc that he should proceed Friday with the trials o
Eesrs Henry MeVeigh, George B. Woodbridge, Geores
soLurn, Nelson H. Miller and William j. Smelling the pro-
prietors publishers os the FLASH Rake and Whip
newspapers-a OF whom are indicted for libels.
FORFEITED observation-disclosures arlington, Aonzo
Fnch and Bensel Lnwion, indicted for false pretcncss
John Holt and William gate, for nuisance, and Rober;
pecey for assault and battery seveally failing TO appear
and answer, their recognizances were forfeited
TRIAL KEEPISG A DIsoRpERLY HousE-Emily
Tooker tried for msdemeanor keeping dlsorderly
hosse ard house of bad fame at No. Bensonstreet IL
proved by r NIcGo, that males and females OF bat
character numbering from forty, were in The habit
OF going the above house kept by accused at all hours o.
the night and conducting in grossly indecent manner ana
making great noe aud using prniane ana rDad ahSaaSe
10 the annoy OF the neghborhood Mr. Quinn c0rroo
Grated the statement OF Mr. SlcGioin-cxcept TO The
noise. The Jury found the accused guilty.
ANOTHER Trial FOR KEEPING a DisoRDERLY HOUSE,
Nary. Yates then tried for keeping disordery
house, similar the above, No. Bensonsteet 1t vas
proved that this house than the other and that even
females OF from l2 10 IA Of were admitted, therein
Tor the vle of purposes and that crowds OF men ana wo
men nightly frequent 1t. The Jury found The accused
guilty.
MoaE REcoGNIzANcEs FoRrEIrEp.-Thonias Matthew'S.
john Tgbe Margaret Tighe Patrick Coye David Ssson,
n DuDuy, Valentine
Roeszer, and William Molyneux, seycray indicted for As
uts and battery James Jones for forgery Ia The sd de-
grse and William Fl. Niles for forgery III the I'd degree
seyeraly failing appear for Uia thelr recosinahceS
were forfeited.
AsRAlGNsENrs-wiiam E. Ross was placed a, the bar
and arraigned several indictments Tor larceny one
for false prc;cnce and for assault and battery, 10 all OF
which he pleaded guilty, and was remandea ior 'ria
There one or other complaints against hm yel 10
oe acted on by the Grand Jury
The Court then adjourned 10 ThufSday II o'clocH,
Police OFFICE Arrest AND InEFT.-frlv-
watclsan e Reese caught colcred man named Chas
Smith stealing packing box this morning ana attempted
70 him. Smith struck the watchman several bioWs
secured and committed in default ci S5uo pail
ARREST OF OF a CoNvIcr.-Mary Miller, a CONVICT es
capped from Blackwel Island few days since and was last
night arrested by OF the Deputy Keepers and resent
solhe Penenary serve out her term OF imprisonment.
STEALING SILK, &c.-George Calhoun before in pr on
was complained OF again today for having on Monday
stolen pounds of white sewing silk and II pieces OF silk
standng worth together $42 from the store OF William
NJ Benjamin, 81 Maiden lane where he went under the pre-
ee OF purchasing goods. he was conitil'eu 10 answer.
STEALING MoNgy AND CLorHNC.-Henry jenkins, col
o arrested by officer eusts for stealing pania
looms hoos purse and S in money, from Moses Deal
no S'5 pearstreet The purse was found on hn ana lie
sas committed.
STEALING iIohsE,-Oacer Cocketair arrested man
named Edgar NJ. Briggs, in Chalhamsreet Tor stealing
horse worth $,os Albert Sesly, OF Stamford, Conn.,
On Friday last HE confessed he stole The horse ana soio
Peek
eed tue horse and Briggs committed TO be sent 10 Con-
hecteut for trial.
ARREST OF ARuFFiAN.-A man named VIM. kyef. psat
wife severely and oser Fokkes proceeded TO arrest
assn,l,si -.Adfl when Mr. Burns.