New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

dent, aud full board
This minutes of the last meeting read and approved
number o! petitions received and referred 10 The
appropriate eonm't.e.s t,, h;. Homo,
the Na,o stating that he returned with has objections al
ordpsnce passed BY the present Common Council relative
10 throwing open the Offices oil weghers
Sc to al of good character instead oil appointment
by Joint ballot The message was alter being sau entered
on the minutes and ordered be printed all the corpora
ton papers.
lucirg the personal Of Alexander buchanan ne s.a.
that the Common Council hare no authority IL e a's'
gno6erHis Honor the Mayor also returned, with his
objections the ordinance passed week or Two 'iHce IN
crsasnc the nav Of the city watch from May last An or
dnsnce passed previously heir pay IRON the st OF
No,ember Ordered be published and TO be entered OK
| tie minutes.
disturbing the and steamboats, located az Leus BASIN,
as apated pei resolution at the last meeting VI hs
chants captains Of vessels Sc favor ofhe passage OF the
resoLou above mentioned repeating one passed some e
since conterng the exclusive Of Lents BASIN 10 Ger
tain boats, OFF Robinson for the use OF his machine iot
cleaning streets RenonstTance OF Thos LoTd'J' Nso''
William Kent aud others, allowing $ W Brewer the refuse
water from the fountain az Union Square FoE ths coz
stucca OF sewers, Ia Barclay street ana one III
Delaacv street OF sorekeepers N the vicinity OF ash
inctou Market relative having the walks IN ont oil 'he
respective stores encountered by produce, nc. o county
R.portIn favor OF extending the westerly pier foot OF
Catherine street 20 feet After debats referred GacS 20 ,
committees. OF paying Drs
for services rendered at The Upper Police Once The priG
cra part of the charges for attending iuHacy Cases
Quite took place and was naiy s oy woe 1
IL 10 emotion 10 lay OIL The table aEu 'elei 7 i"'' ~
TO the committee beng also lest.
4 r.csss was then taken for 80 minutes
After the lapse ofan hour the Board resumed:
Rsports continued In favor ctpayins K X CoiNn -
for medical services rendered the Sd district "atchhoue
Lost bv vote Of TO g. In favor otyns ir. John fa
ham s. for like services II case OF INSANITY at te op
| Police Lost, or the joint Crotoa Aquetuct COMMITTEE
committees with schedule Of moneys paid by Them sau
and referred back. e.-.....;...
The rules were suspended for the purpose Of introducing
preamble aud resolution relative TO removing coal ashes
which have been accumuatns for tmt past h- price
for catnG which so low that cartInen VIII not DO il d
thozing The superintendent OF streets TO Temporarily max
the same substitute 10 the a0o'
was offered directing the inspectors OF eac "ad 10
provide suitable the ashes MS Was as
sute 10 kiver as he said the whole ground IN reieI-
nce to employing by the load LaiG on the aoe y
great deal Of quabblg took place on all the amendments
which were very numerous and last the original Iesou
ton was adopted by Of l3 10 4-(no party 'ote)a
monthly return be made and published anG the suPerh
enden be interested IN conveying the aSheS away
! either by boat
Full two hours time was consumed Ill discussing Ne
! merits Of the resolution and the substitutes
Th, report of the Croton Aqueduct Committee was taken
up which was favor of paying the bills oil Messs ot rs
d ahucke for work performed under contract made by
The ,bole amount Of the claim l34 More debating
nuad J tbs renor, was finally referred the Committee
ON laws In favor Of constructing drain IN Sectof
street. Trinity place the sewer IN Greenwich street
Adoped In favor of regulating 25th street between the o
avenue and Bloomingdale road Concurred in with The
ether Board In favor Of paving 18th ST. between the io
avenue and the Bukhead in the Hudson River Concurred
also In favor Of regulating 33d and 3lth sts between
the 7th and 9Th avenue. ConcuTTed IN
In favor of lighting Dey street with gas from broad"ay 70
Greenwich street. Adopted Adverse to selling to Car
man Watrous certain lot IN BROOKLYN. AdGp'1o. IN IN
favor of abating the interest mortgage held by the
Corporation against John Coger Jf. Concurred IN hd-
verse to abatng the of the south side of Castle Garden
occupied past year by the bathing establishment OF j.
communication was received from the Comptroller,
asking appropriation of sls oooor supporting the public
schools with ordinance therefor The whole amour.
l the of the schools up to vs
January will be SOL 600. motion was made and iost TO
refer the ,oatte back TO Board Of Supervisors Adopted
after discussion
After ransactIng other business oi put littie Importance
the Board ad joumed
CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge KENT......Van
Cot VS. SharpeTh case has occupied fifteen days, and
was concluded last evening The last three days have been
occupied in the summing up hlessrs. j. N Reynolds and
D. Graham making powerful arguments III behalf OF PLAIN
tiff and Messrs Tamadge and Jordon for the defendant
Judge Kent occupied about hours after the recess this
afternoon in the charge. The jury retired between aud
O'Clock They had agreed the time OF going to
press.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Be(ore Judge VANDERpoEL.-
time sale of Long Island Railroad stock the market price
at the end of the period having deprecated cent The
defendent contended that the value directed BY the
be the value of the stock. The
held market price be considered the value
(Ths alluded to yesterday Verdict for plaintiff
81 09i.
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge HAMMOND
Tho,aas Dsnish vs. Benz. W. Tucker and James Rider
Action for assault and battery by of the brig
Nahma Rana, against the captain and mate, for punish
men &c. while the vessel lay Malaga Verdict for de-
fendan
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the RECORDER,
Aldermen Nash and Emmons.
Jonas B. Phillips, Esq. District Attorney.
GRAND LARcrSY.-Edward o. Lunt tried for grand
larceny stealing horse worth $50 from Lewis Carter of
Astoria Long Island the 18th of September last which
taken from stable the foot Of 96th-street He
found possession Of the hsre in 6Sthstreet offered sell
him slO finally fell rs cents when he
ed Verdict guy and ne sentenced to the State Prs
| on for years.
PIE, OF GULry-Anthony Williams. a sailor, pleaded
guilty indictment for pet. larceny, stealing piece Of
satinet worth ST. from Hugh Kelley Co. 1873 Bowery,
Oath August last Plea received and recorded and
! teuce suspended until Friday next
Several having been called and Of them IsDg
ready for trial, the jury discharged till Tuesday.
FORFEITED RECoGHIzAScE.-George Castles and VIII.
lam L. Castles indicted with Others for riot also
and battery John H. Briggs failing appear their
recoglizaGces We're forfeited.
| The court then adjourned to IL o'clock on Tuesday
POLICE OFFICE. Theft OF MoNEY-Alex-
snder Akenhead cooed arrested and committed
| for stealing Sl2 from John Diamond Jamss-st.
STEALING CLOTHING FROM a BROTHER.-Stepheu De-
ran young arrested and committed for stealing
| coat psntaloon chd's cloak &c., worth $40 80, from
his brother Henry Doran Of the Of Ryington and
| Ludlow-stree,s, which he pawned at Simpsons.
THEFT KEY.-John Brotherton arrested and
committed for stealing large brass front door key from
| door of William Holmes No. 80 Forsylh.stree,
| CoRoNEK's OFFICE. Found DRowNED.-The
body the person ouad in the the foo, of Nh