New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-04
CRY 1NrELtIGENcE.
MONDAY Jul! D.
RoRn OF ALpERMEx-Prescnt,t the President

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Petitions r. Hall Burroughs, III se'i'''a -
Wharfage exacted Of them at James slip vi
scosId for compensation for the imprisonment o. " s0
Edward fer Eve months as witness NJ cl'ih.i'i
,;on OF John ellis and John Curre be released rom
,son for violations of the Corporation Ordinances VI
and lessees of property the vicinity oil 29th street.
~ have Cro,ou Pipes laid said street Vi CrooSe
TO be paid $3.50 received by the Corporation from Inc
bail, on the north side Of Castle Garden, the same oeihs
within the bounds leased by them Remonstance ssneu 's
John NJ Bradhur, and others against the Cooperation P"'
chasing the property now sale for unpaid assesHeh,s
Oher circumstances headed by Jonathan Thompson ~
S Griswod John Haggerty, Thomas Riley and others On
the same subject, We're also received VI f-ni! 'i's ~
and Sheldon S Duncan for relief from tax.
Communications from The Mayor relating TO the landing
Of emisrants appopriating pier for that purpose anu
sirnstnr pier No. East River Also enclosing afhdavts
containing complaints against Joseph heen late keeper u
Biackwell's Island, while acting in said capacity.
An Inri,aon was received to attend the celebration Of
tn, Mechanics and Workngmen and 10 hear the Grafton OF
Ev Moore ESQ at the Green stree, Church The 4th July
Accepted aud several other invitations were also received
RpJyts-or the Joint Special Committee the subject
Of celebrating the approaching anniversary of American In
dapepdepce In consequence Of the limited appropriations,
the fireworks viii only be displayed at Washington and
Tompkins squares and giving programme oil the arrange
uents At both above squares bands oil music VIII De
in attendance Adopted On the different references OF the
late Annual Message Of the Mayor Adopted Relative 10
contractors farming out contracts and prohibiting the same
Adopted Ola Special Committee in favor OF granting the
NY Gas Light Co. Is additional months 10 remove Their
buildings &C. in Canal Adopted In favor OF rcgu
lang portion of l25d Adopted Adverse to hiins
up nkea grounds in 3st 3ad, and SD streets near Inc
10Th Avenue Adopted In favor Of appropratng $780, coo
lipc, for maid
ments in accordance with the views of the ComPtroier
THE remorstrances on the subject also read Alter
a long debate it adopted
Further Petions-Of W. j. Huat .nd others asking Tor
the construction gutter from the southwest corner oil
Washington Market TO the Hudson River for the purpose oil
carrying off the lth SC. accommodating there owing TO the
soppaCe of the sewer For equa cation OF the loth ana
l,h ward districts OF Carman and Watrous Tor the pur
lot of land in Brooklyn OF Francis Kelly to be
allowed damages for suspension of work under his con-
tract.
A recess was taken for twenty minutes
THE Finance Committee having passed resolution pro-
hibng admi,tance the Tea Room all Members
of the Common Council and Reporters-was carried into
effect this evening" and the good results manifested the
being heretofore always crowded. and gea, delay en-
suing in consequence.
After the Board resumed Reports again taken up
In favor Of setting apart the southey side of pier foot OF
sye use of steamboats, Curtis Peck and Rob L. Stevens
the lst Of May Adopted. Adverse to the petition
of the Richmond Turnpike CO., asking protection in their
lease and that boats be permitted from piers and
p to Staten Island. Adopted In favor Of deepening the
soutey side Of pier foot Of Chambers street Adopted
In favor of allowing the Mcssrs Stevens the exclusive
south side of pier foot Of Barclay street for depot for
their steamboats, Laid on the table.
From the other Boad-Rssolntion adverse to removing
the permit butchers from Washington Market until they
have had hearing before the Market Committees The
latter Committee have passed resolution ordering their I'm
mediate removal, &c) Coucurred in.
Rcpors-In favor OF allowing w. Mills: % Water street
to erect an outside stairs his building Concurred
Relative to further appropriation $50 OOO for the support
of the Aims House, for the year lS43 recommended By
,heiComprollehe present funds being about exhausted
After tedious discussion the whole referred
the Finance Committee
Several other papers referred to the appropriate Com
mtees and the appropriations or assessments or opening
streets, Sc adopted.
A communication was received from Robt Emmett late
council &C. relative to decree Chancery with the Chan
cellors Decree the al Magdene Bell regards
her dover in Blackwell's Island. Referred.
Resotion-That the northerly side OF 9TH De
gulated Adopted.
That the Aims House Commissioners report the of
expenditures. &C. made by them since they have been in Of
fee was amended include the previous years
penditues Of the late Commissoners-an referred.
motion take up Doc No . being the report of the
Committee on Laws favor of annallns the Street Clean
ing Contract made aud lost The decision of the
Chair was appealed from and sustained.
Document No. then taken up. the report and
resolution passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen
the subject aud repeating the existing for cleansing
the public but proposing method for the future
II also notifies the from date June l9tD 10 dis.
continue cleansing the streets.
After it read some difference of opinion existed among
the majority members, the proper way have the
swept, Some being favor Of the old way, and 9TH
for the formation OF contracts to be made
binding and efficient than the former After de-
bate the document laid the table, and the Board adj
journed without disposag Of the matter
Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-
The Lieutenant Governor in the Char-A sufficient num-
Der Of members not being present form quorum, the
Court ad jounied 10 this forenoon.
CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Beforc Judge Ul-
shoetfer-Henry K. Cadmns 8. Co. vs.. Hm Chauncey 6.
Co.Acon ftrespss, the value ofseveral hhds.
and glass and crockey ware seized attachment
favor of defendants against John l. Fox s Co. Water
street, but claimed by plaintiffs Verdict for defendants.
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER AND CIRCUIT
Corsr.-Befo,e Judge Kent and Aldermen yaaderroor,
anu ~'iSi. Oouit
gentlemen answered 10 their grand jurors Thos.
Addison, John L. Brown Eli G. Blake, VIM J. Bunker,
John j. Cisco Edward Fox, Abraham Florentne Charles
Hunter Joseph Jackson Lorenzo Moses George Pessnger
Richard A. Reading, Leonard K Smith Brander y. Smith
Caleb Swan, iona. Thompson, jr. VIM. Wells.
JUICE Kent delivered the usual charge lotteries and
other required BY law, aud the jury retired for de.
Liberation.
The Cour, afterwards adjourned.
COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Before Judge Ingraham
aud Alderman Brady and Rapson The July Of the
Court commenced to-day with the following the
calendar viz burglary assault and battery with intent
10 kill forgerya; grand larceny II receiving stolen
goods 2-toal OF -. Before committed in.