New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
Gitp fntelIiaenes.

MON DAY, April j.
BOARD OF ALDERMEs.-The Board met at
baltpast O'Clock.
The of the last ing were read and approved
PETITIONS REFzaRED-QfC. C. w Brennan and Others, 10
have the bell strrca the Halls of rs;ce fe
To have spricg street lighted with gas from Broadway to
the Hudson river OfRohert Wilson for compensation tor
Injuries sustained b embankaent giving way. or John
Bcber and Others 10 have suHken lot between 7h and 9th
Avenues filed. OF Samuel Packwood and others for
so eet wide in street H. Murray for SS be-
longing to him, wrorgfuy paid into The City Treasury
Remonstapce OF sundy against The gradirg DC OF
d7h street. 0A c. Zabri&e for the exclusive use OF pier
south side OF pier foot OF vesey street or liza WilamS
for damage sustained by bursting OF water pipe in the
Bowsry Of E. Jewell for lease OF upper part Of engine
nouse in geaver street. OF Jonathan Nj. Taylor, A. Her
rea, George Chase, James Fdgway, ". Pine, John Il.
Murray and z. Sturteyant for remission OF ;ax OF NJ
II. Brennan, Tor permission remains Of his bro.
tbernaw For public hyGrsnts in various parts of the
City. or l.. D S!amm, for permission remains Of rel
alive. Attiidavits, &C. Of John HI:ker and Benjamin
Bouk of monies extended by them by order the Mayor
Rcmous,rance Of l45s citizens against the confirmation OF
the alleged contract for cleaning The OF w G.
Rhrelander ard others, for exclusive use of pier
foot Of Murray street, for Poughkeepsie steamboats,
OfW Post suitable stairs to his store 4r9 West St
OF Samuel Goodwn to place artificial letter blocks
at tho corner Of the streets
An Invitation received attend the anniversary OF
!he Columbian Peiilclogian Society. Adopted.
s.eioiuou that The Contractor ng up sunken lots in the
it avenue be directed TO Ge.s from filling up lots eong
in& To William and Morris Power. Adopted
An odinance prescribing the duties of Inspectors OF the
Charter Elections and the mode okendorsng the ballots for
Mayor and Charter Officers The State law passed las;
5earrepeaed The theme listing law in regard TO this respect
ana required tnat All ballots should 6e en60rEcd Sate.
This ordinance provides for the unntentioned emission o.
that law. II was tsksn up By sections and adopted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eI the New.Jersey Transpor.
aticn Co against removing the location Of their steam
boat, ,frnm niprN No 1 for
Of mouies paid the Pablic Administrator belonging The
late Baron Van Lederer acting Austrian Consul General
Remensrsnce OF numerous stevedore against the practice
CT dchnrging vessels by horses, kc.Rerred to Special
CoHn,iuce and Aldermen Martin, Ctous and PuTdy ap-
pointed.
feFo,t, renting the personal tay Of Clinton Gilbert
I.:id the &ac.
Resolution by Alderman Purdy rendering the of the
Chamber Of ibe Board Of Aldermen the Court Of Errors
or the to he held in this QNy. Adopted
Preamble and resolution relative TO The
law. Adopted
Adjourned until Wednesday evening next.
D. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-ln Bankruptcy
Before Judge Belts
DEcsroNs.-Joseph Nayor--Reerred TO the Circuit
Court.
s. W Lynchenhm-hiotion denied.
Marks Senlcr-The same.
Benan Can-Muton Tor provisional assignee denied
VICE CHANcELLoR's CcURr - Before Vice
Chancellor NicCouN
DECISioHS Thomas Hale, receiver oi the Merchants
Marine lns. Co. Sarn Gouyerneur, and wife, Am. Life
ms. and Trust Co., and James Brown.-Mr 0ouverneur
gave 10 plaintiff mortgage CT sores Nos 50 and 30 vii.
liam street (adjoniDg Pine for loan OF S2s D on which
the defendants in second morgagees.- Ordered,
the subject be referred 10 MASTER and tba, the prop
erfy advertised and sold for the payment of the whole
dsS:, interest and costs
Saul 7. Jones' and others Dan'l Y. 1ownsend-Sut 10
discover the property OF deendanrortered, that
plainant have leave TO amend.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Before a full Bench.
DECISIONS -Jata Hood,uFv.. NJ H. Ogden.-The point
in this whether plaintiff, being nonsuIedi in
the court below, could enter action anew. The Court
thought not but that nonsutusl be considered as verdict
for the defendant. Judgement reversed.
The Bank of Anlerca Hugh Auchincloss-The de-
nant became surety for person employed by The bank
and the question is whether acts performed out OF the par
tuar department. for wbiSh he engaged, could hold the
surcty-The bond the Coart cbse7cd, guarantee for
his general csnauc, related the for
plaintiff.
George fright Us. Henry ". Root.-The question was
whether the defendant could of plaintiff specially
agent while acting under general salary The Cour
thought no,-Moton aside report of referees de-
Died.
Exchange Bank of Genesee Clinton Bank Of NJ Y
The plaintiff deposited $500 wi defendant in security for
redeemng lis bills The money was brought to the City
by The President OF the Exchange Bank, wfo borrowed
$3.50 o( his own note which was afterwards protest.
Cd The Clinton Bank clamed to relan The deposite OF
$500 security, and suit brought The Court decided
that the Exchange not bound by the act OF IFS Pres
den,.-New trial denied.
Abreham Richards Us. F. N. G. Carnes-Reative to
reduction of freight where damage had accrued-Moton
for trial denied.
james Lindsay Us. Rn. Mang Acknowledgement at.
frmed
.'slel Sie,mas Henry ". Root Judgement affirmed
u. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Belts.
The following gentlemen sworn as Grand Jurors
N. NJ. Quackerbusb, foreman; Edward Anthony Wm.
Bana, Benjamin. Benson John G. Bayle> Edwin $. Belk-
zap, Henry Coggi, Thomas Denny, Elijah p. Deapaine,
Joseph Grand, William Lee, GharieSM. Leapp, George
Miller, Alex McClnve, Pbiip Pietch, Samuel Peck George
Pbn;e, Lewis B. Reed John T. Sperling, Charles B. Tap
pen Charles Wines, Thcma. r. Walwcrthfhc Cour, de-
yered its charge, which it stated that few cases OF
criminal character would be laid before The jury. The
Grand Jury ;Een retired. pct jury was then empanell
ed, and the Court adjourned
CoRoNRR's OFFIcE.-DIED OF DISEASE OF
TEE HrAxT-The Coroner Sunday evening held an
Eque at the house Patrick OConner OF 2ol Mot,
street, on the body Mary oConner, bis mother native
Sligo ireland, Aged 81 years. Verdict died OF disease
The heart.
SUDDEN DEATH-A colored man named Gray residing
rear of No 50 South street. rupturcd blood vessel
yesterday afternoon VIXEN opposite % South street. and
ising down. placed cart TO be conveyed home,
but died before reaching the rear OF the Park lie
conveyed home aod the Coroner called al late hour TO
I he'd ninqIest.
| Public NO ice.
An article beaded To The Public has recently appeared
mseveal OF the City papers, signed 'Thomas Turner,
G.hlpe TO cure effected upon him by Brsofs sarSapa'
a, and denying statement made public IN 'he Piih's
Previously tina; he cured by Sandss Sarsapaa; ana
rta, nay brought beinre the public N each OF
hee ARTICLES feel my duty make the following Stale
ment OF facts as far as concerned About the last OF
first nj Anon