New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
City Kntslltgenee.

oOSOCk-AluSjsuan
ouorum Of members present.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
Message from the Mayor, veseina the ordinance 10
amend the ordinance to regulate the Croon a,er
oa account OF its denying the Mayor the right open the
hydrants penalty of Sa5 unless he first obtain
mssion from the Alderman and Assistant OF the Ward
Message ordered file apd published Ordinance laid on
tie table
PETITIONS RErRnREo-Ofths inspectors of Election of
the secoad District of Fourth Ward have the Election
poll Of that District removed to No. % James.s. granted
Ofsundry persons in the 18th and l4h Wards for free
bydrantA For grading and graveng 10th Avenue from
the Boomugdale Road 14sth street to lis intersection
With Kings bridge road.
OF Benjamin Blonk for Reimbursement OF costs in defend
tng suits against him as Captain of The Watch.
OfJohn Smith, Clinton Gilbert executor of William Gil
be, j. Hunt Augustus Embree John Hanevet, Gilbert R.
Feit Anson Joseph Jacob Gress and otbers for coec.
ton Of tax.
or suadry persons to have snow removed from Orange
near Crossstreet
of Thomas A. Mead, 10 he credited with assessments
off, F. Worth, Gilbert Radan and others for leave 10
remove the bodies of their friends other cemeteries
te,re granted.
REPORTS ADOPTED Adverse to correcting the tax of
Anthony n Hoffman from tax on $7500e 10 tax on
$500, which it ought to behe Board declaring their
Of gh; power as he paid aiteatont to the notice
in time; report adopted.
In favor OF instrucng the Manhattan Company TO pay
Charles Pope for loss sustained by horse adopted.
communication was received from the Comptroller
relative arreargeb Jefferson Eerian Super!nlen
dent of Streets: adopted.
Relative 10 remittag the for widening and
grading Chapel street: ordered printed.
Isstructing amicahle suit to be commenced with
Stephen Whitney, who claims pensaen for land taken
At The foot of Market by the Corporation when build
Inv sip: adopted.
favor OF leasing piers foot Of Pike slip and Ru,gers
20 certain steamboat companies: adopted.
In favor Of leasing Greenwich Market for three years.
adopted.
In favor oleasng piers foot OF Hubert and Cedar street,
tey one yegr to steamboat companies adopted.
in favor of leasing :hepiers foot Oh Cedar and Liberty
streets TO Penheld, Day l. Co.-Adopted.
Adverse TO petition of Abraham Cross for tie payment
an award Adopted.
In favor paying Bernard Mcorsy for balance due him
for office Lre for Commissioners Of Registry in the 10th
Ward Adopted.
In favor of selling lot of land IS Chatham-st: Adopted
In favor Of granting iodma Samuel Bowae lease
ofthe Ca,herne-sreet Ferries for years: Adopted
In favor OF organizing hook ladder company Bea
per.st Adopted
10 favor OF organizing hose company in the 9th Ward
adopted.
Relative 10 The petition OF Marian Flanders compen
saon for damages sustained by the ovehowing Of
and culvers Adopted and referred to the Finance Commit
tee, with power
In favor Of confirming for regulating Ss St
betweeen the 7th and 9th avenues Adopted.
An ordinance giving the Mayer the same power as con
ferted upon the Aldermen and Assistants adopted
REpoRTs-In favor OF renitting the Tax of Isadoe Barn.
bard c. Remington, Jane, Harrison, c. s. InghsmJ Joseph
Craig J. W. Smith, and John Austin and adverse to the
petitions of w. j. Co6en NJ Wardeil. Ebsa Williams H.
Barrett, and John Hasgerty, severally adopted.
Leave was granted to present the petition OF Henry
Storms and other citizens have Portrait taken OF the
Indian girl Dohumme and placed in the City Hall. Re
erred.
,;nn III
Legislature for wer reoganze our Amshouse and Fri
son departments and 10 make such changes us may seem
fit: adopted.
In favor Of establishing Police station house in s7th
near The 9th avenue. adopted.
the locations the places for holding
the polls In the ed and Sd Districts of the 18th Ward be
changed and that they be held ct No. Spring St and l74
Mulberry st: adopted.
Also changing the polls OF the 7th district 9th Ward
No 2g Spring adopted And the poll o the sth dis
trict of the same Ward $50 Washington adopted
Also the poll of the l district of the 7th Ward
10 l2O East Broadway: adopted.
Ts inq uire into the e1pedency Of providing city map
for the Board Of Education referred.
TIE distractions 10 be removed from the streets
through which the Temperance Societies are to pass on the
2sth inst: adopted.
Relative convics being employed in trades ard that
bills before the present Legislature In regard 10 employing
convicts in miniag and quarrying, become a law.
Adjourned.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Bofore
Judge KENT and Aid. wooDHUbL and CARMAN.
Trial OF ELLEN CoNEELL, FOR MURDER, IN
CAUSING THE DEATH OF HER INFAnT CHILp.-The
prisoner is young woman, a native of ireland. A
sufficient number of jurors not having answered to
their names, additional ones were ordered, and con-
siderable delay occurred. She was finally placed
at the bar, weeping Gas she had been all the
nornng,) intensely and evidently greatly alarmed
al her situation.
Me.srs James M. Smith, Jr, and Alfred A. Phillips ap.
peared for the and Mesrs Jay Haskell and
Wells for the defence
Mr. Alfred a. Phillips opened the behalf Of the
prosecution He stated during his remarks prisoner
under trial Indictment for the murder of her e
male infant chid at No. 65 Cherrystree on tn. sn Nov
last
Patrick i,--. ~. ,,i,h ~. nc
,.npaa swnrn-The prisoner lived win me as
servant ON The 9th November and had ee 'S ,s;n.J
ahon, o,cl,.. sf tue evening previous sae SG"En
~. .6a II the room. Of feeling up~el pfaiose'
sending WI "'e aSH's - .u no, she would not have
uuc,or, that she did not want any, she saia QUO "o"'
go stairs the room where she Slep., anu ~ ~;
In the morning. about O'clock went IN The Sara anu Jus
covered an which traced from the vault tne
prisoners room went down stairs ana asAeo "e' Nv"
She was-she replied that she was beue1 A'tet ,s
lion rcproached her with what suspected anu u
if ii was possible that such had occurred ohe ans
ma cir ,nld her would have the place the vanll]
searched She a las, confessed. She said lhe emu was
quite small and She had thrown 1t down Tue 'auI 81
asked me % say nothing it the women promised
,ln, would not. the Coroner, and also 10 ,ne inc
Alderman of The Ward was sent 70 Inc nouse' nc
took up board on The floor of the vault he!o on 10 n
and n re,rhed down took the child by the arm and teo
il up. II had handkerchief round IL II was placed III
vessel and carried 10 the dcndhouse The prisoner was
arrested She came from Ireland last summer ana soon
afterwards my house. 49,,
On The cross.e1.mina,on by Col Hasket he stated ha
she had been eagaeed few days before in CARRYING