New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
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JoTnT MEETING: OF THE rwo BoARDs.-The Board OF As
sis.an, Aldermen into the Chamber Of The Board OF
Aldermen, and the Board proceeded 10 Joint Ballot, Asst
AID. Adams took the chair.
The niinutes Of last meeting approved
The monthly returns OF the Chief Enginec The Fire
Department received all those relative appoint.
mens confirmed the designations accepted and The
ezPulsions referred to the appropriate commiiets.
DISBANDISG ENGINE COMPANIES.
REPoRTS.-Oi the Join; Committees Fire and Water
in favor oidisbandins Engine Company No. 7dopled.
OF the same Committee in favor of di.ba-ag Engine
Company No. u, and 10 organize Company there.
for adopted.
Ia favor Of disbandng Engine Company No. So
sequence OF the conduc! of its members in the vicinity OF
the engine house, which in Doyersreet the
cry and Chatham Square: adopted.
In favor OF di.bandng Engine Companies Nos Y und 81
for riotons conduct, fighting, sc. adopted unanimously
10 iavo. outstanding Engine Companies Nos 10 and 81
for similar behavior and OF the expulsion of Aisnzo Weed
Foreman OF Ne. TO-
Also, the OF the members OF both conpa.
nies from the roll OF the Fire Department
motion lay the report the table was los after de-
bate. II was then adopted.
Relative 10 fighting, &c. between Engiae Companies Nos
s and 3D. and in favor of the suspension OF Harrison ked-
field for one year and William McCelaud for six months,
both members OF No. l5 adopted.
The resignat OBS of Anthony Y Mofatt weigher,
and of s. B. Creamer as Inspector pressed hay
cep,ed.
Barnabas w. Osborne re-appointed Clerk CT the
Lower Police Office.
Stephen 3. Guion and Daniel D. Crane appointed
City wsghers
HalInau T. Hawkins appointed Inspector OF
pressed hay.
John Button was appo nted an Inspector of Lumber.
Henry W. Henly was appointed an Inspector of Anhra.
cite Coal.
The Common Counci then adjourned.
The Board OF Aldermen then res uned
QUITE RICH!
An invitation TO attend all to he given to the Ladies' rs
compliment for repelng the insult offered to ha President
the Asaburton Dinner: accepted. motion to lay it on
the table made, but subsequently, thdrawn
REPoRTS.-n re lation to the grounds attached to the
House of Refuge, and that they he eyeled, seeded with
grass and fenced and be known as Madison Square, laid
on The table
ResoLur.oNs-Tha i, be referred the Croton Aque-
duct Committee inquire into The e1pediercy OF tavng
public hydrants erected in all te Wards to furnish water
free of pense referred.
That additional Clerk be appointed 10 the Lower Pc
lice Office: referred.
To have portion Of ortyeigh,h.street graded: re-
erred
Tha, the Committee be authorized to lease the Harlem
Market for three years referred.
Document No 7iwas then taken up. 1t authorizes that
the rooms -occ1picd by The American Institute be
,raned TO them years. the condition that they
W i'll throw open their aiding for the henet OF stran-
yers &c provided wanted for the use OF The
city: adopted.
Adjourned.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before a full
Bench.
DECISIONS Dubois, Gialatinn & Co. the Harlem
Railroad Conpany.The Company gave note TO plain
as fiY $780, which put in suit. The Company de-
urrkd to the declaration the ground that they were not
aurized to issue evidences OF debt The Cour1
decided that the Company authorized 10 give notes for
first payment OF contracts they had made within lhe power
af their charter. Demurrer overruled
John Stephenson VS. the Harlem Railroad Compn"y.-A
similar deulurrer, which was a,so overruled.
Charles D. Strong Robert Sears aud others-ihe
Jury this (aluded 70 TueSday) gave 'eIoie' o'
plaintiff in the amount claimed
PETITIONS IN RANKRUPTcy.-Thc following notice has
been issued by Mr. Be Clerk OF the United States DIS
trict Court:
requested 10 call nj Clerks Office the second DAY alIer
,heir petitions filed and III case no niormation M re-
ceived by that Of the approval OF tue repea pu W
President hen they can have oraer entered
if they desiIe.' .. Ito.
5The District Judge decided Tuesday not to order
.ny petitions this week, finally concuded us ahoVe
TuE MILLER CAsE-rkis was continued l'.day be,
fore Justice Stevens Ann Maria eastman was exaieo
ON The part of Mr. Miller to prove the validity OF 'e noe
She stated that while she resided with MI ana Mrs He'
., Little Falls in lsO Mrs NJ. showed her Tho note given
v the unce Wells and tod ber that they Intended wheh
the note became due TO purchase place or build house
with the money and that tie note was given "ne Ihey
were at Yonkers. Her examination was OF great eEe:
nhn Miller the father OF Charles f. Miller, testihed
TO The note being given about three years sihce'
O;her witnesses TO be examined, we uhue''""u' "
i,h.r nrove the q anui ineness OF the $20,t 90 Gote
p,,,cr Orr1cr.-STEALING BAGGAGE FROM A
Pm, y poprgR-On Tuesday night, Richard g. C!ii-
ford nnbc porter was proceeding up Courtland street,
from the steamboat towards the City Hotel win me va.
lie. or Mr. Horace A. Manchester Of Piovidcnc' IL.
containing clothing worth $47 80 on hi: cart the v"ss ana
clothing were stolen by colcred ma named 'oh u,
" IN walked away with the same Citisfd having hse
h nronrrty and the coored the street
win H. cried Watch" when The ~a,Se was roppea, anu
Hunt heiug pursued, was aftesIea' io'uo' y" ~ ~
ni!t,ed Ia answer.
suSpRy THEFTs-George Hines was arresteu anu ''i'
;t.d for steaipe pair cloth pantaoons ircm James
Fox, No Is CaiLer!ne-sueet.
Thomas Usyan was caught committed for stealing 81
padding, worth - 'rotn "isss'S
ri. No. l42 Chalham'SireeI
Henry Brown black was arrested ana cotnii..eu
for having on the 10Th pl, stolen silver iadle' worm CIV
from the shakespeare Ho:e CORNER OF Duane ana "iian'
streets the properly of Robert Anderson
On Tuesday night Officer Cockeair arrested oacA iel-
law named william Wright with large iron band IN his
D ssesson weighing pounds worth SO, winch bad ossn
s,oieu Il ON the steamboat De witt C"ton yng nea .ne
wes, Point Foundry, between .esuy anu ~ r
North River. The ,het was committed 10 ais"e'
CoRoyER's OrFlcE.-FouSD DRowNED.-lhe ne
Coro.er held an inqse ibis evening on te body o an un
hnown coored man, who was ouna III wax "'e' a. W.
OF Duane.srteet. VerGict-Found drowned.
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SANDS SAssApARLLA-Thed discovery OF tbs arr OF flut.
ing in the Ism century, has done more 10 a
improve the cuia condition OF man tDan any oti
since The inruductuu OF the Christian era rom tndl pc
Rod until the present the press has eHertu po"
and controlling iuAuencc III, highest dc slhes o
As the SIS over the mental does SANDS Sarsaldii
over the physical manifest LIS great healing ana res,1 @
powers in d.speing diseases and giving strength anu
TO the Gcbilltated frame, 10y removing uiieahy aCeo
esp,hing IN its place healthy dow thr 1pghou lne woe
circua,ory system. Hence diseases arising atisi an
an, of the blood such salt rrun,, scroiuia OF
Hugs evil eczema, rugworm or letter. sea dheaV. Ns, a..
irctuaIly cp.eo by its Affection OF the mucous e