New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

The following Removals and Appointments
made BY our new Common Council were most
provokingly omitted, by printing. office bnnder,
in our last
James II Cooh Gideon Osf,@d,r, Tshs Da,y, &C..
rlsdus Bogce D. D. Crane Cunui5 5oner5 Of the Aims
Houie vice Peter : Titus, Hamilton Fish, Richard s.
wans w v. Todd aad X { iIancs
r. y, Lnmrsace reapponted Cry Chamberlain.
P.l Cotriley Counsel TO Cooperation, wee D. Ga.
ham Jr.
samuel j T2den Attorney or.,ofarion. wee \. W.
Rrdiool Assistant Alderman Dadge nominated F,ancs
F AIatbnry whorsc-iysd votes
John orser Keeper Of Blackwell Island, wee Joseph
lillian P Mss, SUP. Of Aim, H.u,, We. Linn, ".
Jat csaatny Rs,ident Physician at Ain, H2a.e, vice
Ale, 3 Whiting.
Joa.i asNe,2'ek, sop', Of Potter. F,vA SIC, YIN B.
mliIe Fulton Keeper ol cry P.on. vice VIM. Jones.
Ala. Seoe nominated Willism II Corel! who rrceirel
UiIlian NJ ileleii Pubic Alminstr,'or. ,ice E4gar
k,trhatn
I'm Gqss supto Street,. y,ceIse.e w.sl.
Nm IA jIdiryS CTS Inspector. VICE John RI. Gs5coG..
fdrM iie6"@i's soP'tui fabhe Buildings wee John
IN. Z. co,hra SUP, of Lamp, and Gas, wee Aa.on
Buzz
I'm E. Del,is sup, Of Whanrs and Piers. wee Moo.
ly Cummings. Aid scols4 nominated And.~n Jackson.
,.kO received
jan,. T1y!oy D-ppty Keeper 81 Ciry Hall wee .aac
Rtiprs. Ala seoles nominated Brniinn Cooper, who're
rycL votes.
jam, suytLs clet, Of Aims House at Bellevue vice
Alfred \ McKunry.
SHpNty, THE Ascending MGssEyGRR--A
private letter from the Postmaster at Carlinvle,
Illinois, dated April 28lh says; "On last Sun.
duy, there were twO men came to our town IN
pursuit Of man who they sad went BY the name
Of Johnson and Who :. short time since, between
Ne" York and Philadelphia, left there with
large amount Of money and was not heard OF rn.
I'll they observed hm here. They came here IN
pursuit about ) O'Clock IN The evening" and after
alighimg from Their horses. took the man ship.
man, alas Johnson INTO private room and there
they all three remained until about O'Clock IT
night without allowing any access to the room
whateyer. Alter they got through searching him.
AZ they SAID, they came down stairs and remarked
10 the landlord, that there appeared to be sorne
curiosity On The part Of the people assembled IN
the bar-foonl, 10 know what their business was
therefore, the declared 70 the landlord that they
would the next morning, through the P5stmasfer
"i THIS Place myself make known the full secret.
lhey did m part, as snpposed--they told methat
be aisaonded from the East with about four ,hon.
sand dollars. which property they said they had
taken from hun and then let hun 90; but an
Peared unwilling to gave he The whole particnI ,r-
therefore, leaving IN my mind the impression that
there was something wrong IN Denmark. How.
ever, slonday noon, they left here, all three of
them, Smpman voluntarily going, as they said.
and after having been gone some time some o.
ou: people pufzaed them % the other side Of Hills
boro When about coming on to them, they
broke oft IN a Ton as bard d, TIER horses would
carry ,heni, which caused our citizens that pur.
sued them % believe that '!ley were all pack Of
Seountrsls together. Night came on fast, and
they made their escape 10 the timber. between
Aillshoro and yandalia. ~e''>'''
one Of 'h9se tG1o men who pursued shipnan.
1ala ne was the Postmaster at Terre Haute, Ind
M -i'I l'le osher vas Doctor OF the same
I Place. However, ie: them be who they may,
think for honest uiel they pursued vcrv snspi.
eioGs course indeed both here and when they
@efe oEeftaken o.. our citizens after having LETT
ustS WIN tle iunds" st. LOUIS Rep May l.
u HE sicNAl, q new Loco-Foco paper at
Lafayette, La comes to Us waving the nag OF