New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Gitp NntelliQenee.
MONDAY, March 20.
BoARp or ALpEpmES-srArEp MEETING

City &ntelliQeNce.
MONDAY, March co.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-STATED MEETING
The minutes of the last meeting read and approved
PETITIONS REFrRRED.-Of citizens in 5 Ward for hose
cart to be placed in Thomas street Of executors OF v 30
dine for remuneration loss OF horse Of the public
piers OF Abm Cross, for repayment OF money. or the
City Hospital for the introduction of the Croen OF
Terrace Pagan, for compensation for Injuries done his
borae TO have Engine Co. no. IS returned TO the
beers. TO have sidewalks in Canal street paved. OFT.
Kioran, for lease of LOT of land in 86th street. Remon
STRANGE against tagging sidewalk in 7lh street. TO have
sidewalks paved in l7lh street. II have the eroon water
introduced into the Halls of Justice. OF H. Gregory, A. NJ
Hoffman, John A. Miller, Isabella Mas JOHN Morton, Eliza
Williams, James Harrison, James A. Woodhouse, VIM. E,
Craft for relief from Numerous petitions were
ceved for the erection Of Croton hydran in all parts
of the city. OfSussDnah Ann scoeela for compensation
for her son. d Ianor, who has been detained in the City
Prison several months as witness
REpoRTs-Of the Committee Assessments, in favor Of
the relief from erroneous Of o. Demarest, Rev.N Bge
low N H. Derai5nes, Samuel Lewis, John Martin, Peter
Schermerhorn John H. Merrick L. s. Reynolds, A. Bu
cbanap Thomas z. Davies, John r. Bartlett, Jacob s
Haght Francis s. Lathrop, s. F. Carkson, Murray Street
Church, Thomas Dunlap, James B. Murray, Thomas f.
Davies George Freeman, Mary Petit, Christopher Smith,
Philip Kearney, st. Andrews Church, sohn L. Howell
Joseph c. Allen and Edward johnson, severaly adopted
or the same Comrsi'tsr, adverse 10 petitions OF D. W.
Graves NJ Perry, Francis H.. paddock, Henry Lappodes,
elizabeth InOHlaS, - H. Eloos, .1S"eHoSio'
ROYAL Hewin John Marsha, Vim. Leggelt, c. Lotion,
Joseph Cooper David Cadepp, r. Mitchell, James heed'
Jcnes Fall Lawrence Hoyt, NJ Thompson, Jonathan Tutt
John 8aea, A. Roster Thomas L. Gibbs, JAS Nehemiah
severaly adopted.
In OF improving portion OF the Esh'n avenue
Adopted
In favor paying JOHN iced $50, for injuries sustained
by the upselns OF wagon in consequence OF the iregp
iafilies OF the BIoomingdae road. Adopted
In favor regulating the Harlem market grcahds Adopted
In favor of paying judah I!anuona twelve DOL ars'
having been paid tTice for atssieht. .doP'e' oh az
coun, Of czecuipe officers % DIE
In OF the pctiiono Alex Fache Nj d. Tor damages
sustained 10 furniture by overflow of sewer Adopted
In favor of leasing The Harlem market
In favor OF leasing norhery side pier foot OF Duane
street Accepted.
Relative to the presentation OF stand OF coos 10 The Isl
Regiment OF n. Y. s. Lgh, Eorsc Artillery. adopted
Respecting The communication OF The Comptroller on the
nou.pa, sni fees received by j. B. Grcenman one oil
the clerks OF Justice's Court. Adopted and Committee
discharged.
RESOLUTION FROM THE OTHER BoARp-ln favor OF grant
ing the use of Centre market Hall TO the mechaes Vi
Now Work nm the subject of lien law. Adopted
Petition on leave referred.-0f Cofnmiitee % Tue me-
clancs' Society for reduction OF rent.
REPORTS REsuMED-Relalve to the boading and COM
mining OF alien passengers. Ordered printed.
An invitation received 10 attend bal! OF the no
Ward CLAW Club Mt Washington Hail. Accepted.
Renor,s Resumed.-In favor Of allowing E. H. Sherman
s5o4 for extra compensation. Adopted
communication was received from the Comptroller re-
atiye 10 the defalcatiGn OF Jonathan Nasi iaIe
tendant OF Docks &c. Ordered printed
Rrso,u1roS-Tba, E suitable memorial be drawn up
demonstrating against the proposed alteration OF Tue
boundaries OF several or the wards OF this CITY, Alter
long debate II was adopted.
By Aid. Crous. That his honor the Mayor offer re-
ward $500 for the apprehension OF The murderer Oh ohds
J. CoIlies who shot about O'Clock this evening at The
corner Broadway and Leonard street, and whose dea
is momenariiy expected. Adjourned
Court OF OYER ANp TERMINER.-This Court
ed it's March Term before before Judge Kent and
Aldermen Woodruff and CaInan.
The following gentlemen were erapanneled as Grand
Jurors H. Cock, iorenian Andrew Brady Joseph
Bishop Patrick Brennan, Abner geers, Peter DuSy Iho
Dugap James Egber Joha ]. CAN'T Amos Leeds Iown-
send Harris Joseph Aon Eeazer S. Lazarus, Samuel Z.
Mott, William P. Moss, Henry Ruggles, Levi D. Slanm
Thomas J. Wke.
Judge then delivered the charge in which he stated
that cases for arson IN the hrSt degree "o1 NC
sented for their action.
hfr Alfred A. Phillips acting District Attorney stated
tha, Ne was ready proceed in the trial OF James Lsay
Indicted for the s,nrder OF James Mcdonald The counsel
for Leery not being prepared he was allowed Till this after
noon in which 10 name day.
The cases of Ellen Conne and Mary Macdonald severaliy
indicted tor the murder of their infant children also
caed up but ON motion of their counsel Mr.. Haskell,
postponed to Monday next
SUPREME CouRr.-DEclsIoss.-D Jacobus
VS. Isaac DISQUALIFICATION 10 set aside report ct referees
denied.
George correl, ct, alvs. Carts Bolton.-Judgemenf sr
| plaintiff, Tor the Saire amount
C1acu1r CouRr.-Before Judge KENT
JOSIAH, Howe VS. Simon Shnder-Acuon againss Ice AS
ss,an Captain OF the Watch for false Imprisonment The
points are the same those presented last week on Tue
Trial agaiest the ,-achman. VerdiS: this afternoon.
COUNTY CouRr.-Judge ULsHoEFFER In the
Chair.
The Court to give its decision in The case fi Dr.
Charles Jackson by the Medical Society OF pro-
sssional misconduct The presiding Judge read fons
opinion which the fact Or. J. protesting 10 EMO"
the patient when he called see her, his having insa'
en,s the purpose Of what is charged &C. show him 70
be guilty The accusation The Court by vote Of IL 10
9 The Recorder and others vong) passed resouuen
declaring Dr. Jackson 10 he guilty Of miseon
Duct and be be expelled from the Medical Society
Court OF SEssIoNs-Before the RECORDER
| ,pdge LYxcR and Aldermen SMITH and GEpsEY.
| J,R. Whiting, District Attorney