New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14


"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3D.
Ro,Rp OF EpUcATloS.-Ihis Board met this
,,,s,,oop-,he Presiden; in the Chair
communication was received stating that further aP-
,,,tiou of 5000 will be required Tor the completion Of
he ehoohouse al, The corner OF she aae Stanton streets
il The 18th Ward. -, .,a -. .,.,,;.,..,
and male school in The basement of Sam;
:; ,bs .;h Ward This was referred for an
;,ouirv relative TO salaries
STA, Committee on "sectarian books said 10 be
=, ..boos in the 4th Ward, were not ready TO re-
port. -;.,.,,,,,s wa, done. and the
Board adjourned p.cora :
R,,s. Eso.Cap, Burrows Of the packet ship S"Iy ~
IL ,rriysd from Hay.e made compliant against
l,ys one Of his crew. charging him Win IN assault
A., chewing an example on board tending TO revolt ne
and Andrews had an alteration, aud the captain
o..d when Andrews is said kicked HIM The seaman
was arrested and committed.
SUPERIOR CorRr.-Beforc Chief Justice Jones.
F. Colon &. Co rs. Edgar Ketchum-Acton 10 sFto's
If the .ae Public Administrator STA loaned o! P1H
lob, T. Rich who asserted it TO be on NE he'chsm Se
count (reieusd to Yesterday Verdict o' defendant
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Beforc Juege
ISoRAHsM
lob D. Hoes rs. Noses l. BsGeh-LirEt--lhe piain'h
had bsep compostor in the Sun Office The hos COM
,;pea Of was publication in the SUM- LAST June stating
,ha, conspiracy had been formed by gang Oh villains
- w,yI,v and murder Mr.. Ormison the foreman snd
.,,sr, publication referring Police report which
,oir,ed 10 the plaintiff the principal in the consPiracy
T. shown that Mr. Ormiston had made affidavit that ne
had reason 10 believe such conspiracy TO be IN existence
aud that sayor Morris had granted warrant against pam
,;f No testimony was adduced nsuppoF OF the allegation
The Ccur, in It's charge remarked that MI Beach had ansh
70 state that warrant had been issued and give the proceed
irr al the Police Court, but he had no Fight 70 60 'si
and plaintiff of the crime verdict io' P'a''''i
damages and cents costs
N.p1yr CouR7.-Thoaas B. Dunning as.
lain rehabilitation 10 for and hire OF lurn
mr.. =, o6 Chamber street The defence that improper
intimacy existed between plaintiff and the wife OF defendant
which broke up the peace OF the family OF the atff anu
caused an evctioa The proof strong 10 hatpoia
The case will be resumed this afternoon
CorpT OF SEssIoys.-Belore the Recorder and
Aldermen Martin and Duuning.
James R. Whiting District Attorney
PLEA OF Gu1LrY.-John Sexton indicted for forging the
name of William G. Duan TO note OF hand, PLEADED uu
ty. Sentence postponed TO Friday
Police OFFICE. STEALING PEACHEs.-WlL
liam Sanders was arrested and committed for stealing bask
ct of fine peaches from Hamilton Mailing at Washington
Market.
srrAI1vG FROM Az AUcrIo@ SroRr.-John Riley, a Ia.
borer in the store of essrs Adee Timpson Co. No 81
South William street arrested for stealing mouse
lin d. lane and shawl worth So with other property,
from his employers. He committed to answer
STREET RoBBERr.-John Lynch and John Iowey were
arrested and fuy committed for snatchng breast pm from
the shirt Of Charles CANNED OF No l6 Norfolk street while
he passing through Chatham street.
ARREST of A BuRGLAR.-On the night OF Monday last,
has previously told the store OF William Chauncy
n, or dchin3 IN he
~ Of No III Water street, burglarlouy entered and
robbed of go certificates Of Indiana State stocks OF 50
each 10 the amount Of $780, worth 20 - cents on the
dollar here and also promlsoFy note ioT sI9s, drawn by
Wines Stewart s Co. at 60 days favor Of VIM. Chaun-
cy & Co.. all Of which carried away. The first floor
and the cellar Of the occupied By Nessrs Titus
Cortelyou the cellar door being left open during the day
into which the burglar had concealed himself and then bor-
ing the lock Of the upper entered and stole the proper.
w. Mr.. w. II. Seymour clerk OF Chauncy Co., on
TUESDAY morning having having Informed the brokers and
among others Huzo H. Gale of l6 Broadway OF the rob-
berry, about hour afterwards young man about Ia years
old named Isaac saacs into Mr. Gales exchange OF
fee and offered Of said bills for sale Mr. Gale asked
him where he obtained IT, He said he received it letter
from Baltimore Mr. Gale told saacs that had been
robbed Of large Of said certificates when laacs
SAID he found in the He then started and imto
the pvv Of yard and thence into the cellar where he
was found and thence again escaped into the street and
was Cedar street by young man named mos
K.nry who caught him AID he delivered over TO OH.
GERS Driuker aud F. F Smith and lodged IN prison. To-day
the above named officers recovered all the certificates Of
stocks aud note Young saacs examined said would
be Il in October was an apprentice TO tailor IN
phia and said he received the scrip from man IN Broad
way; have dollar Tor getting II casheu ana WIS
then committed in full 10 answer.
DEATH OF NrcoLET-Died, on the 18th Sep.
TENDER, at quarter past O'Clock, after lingcr-
inc illness, Mr. j. n. Nicolet, the eminent mathe-
matician and astronomer
Mr.. Nicolet was a native Of Savoy and citi
zen of France, but had passed the last ten years
of his life in this county engaged in important
researches, chiefly under the auspices and in the
employment Of the Government Of the United
States.
When his light is extinguished who measured
the distance from star to star. who traced the
secular path of the comet, and surveyed the ma
iestic works of God 50 profuscv scattered through
the infinite heavens, who does not feel IN the
eloquent words of the poet SO applicable to such
an eclipse,
. A glorious symrathy with suns that SIT ;"
Washington lntelligencer.
u THE HurculNsoN FAMILY will return to
the city, We understand, in the early part of Oc-
tober and give series OF concerts. They pos.
scss a great amount Of musical talent and were
heard with abundant satisfaction by large audi
ences upon their former visit We trust this
kindness will be renewed as we are sure it Will be
deserved.
u RASsoMs Hydraulic Engine will be SUBJ
jected to another trial to-day, under the direction
of the Fire and Water Committee of the Com.
mon Council. The experiment will be made at
) o'clock, at the corner of Peck slip and Water
street, and the engine will be brought into direct
competition with some of the most powerful of
the city engines. This will certainly afford a