The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23

serted on the minutes A poem was read by one
OF the members, IN the swedish tongue he said
visit of the Danish Students TO Stockholm, where
they were lately received with the greatest hospl-
tally and enthusiasm.
Some Of the members addressed the meeting in
Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, and English, and as
Tar we had the means OF judging, exhibited a
great deal Of sound sense, and clear Judgment
After the transaction OF some business, they adj
Joufned until that day MONTH
Common Council.
Tho Board Of Aldermen met last evening" r. ScHwFrE-
LIN, Esq in the Chair 4ss
The minutes Of the last days meeting read and
Petiiions being in order-Petons were received and
From inhabitants praying alterations of grade in 4h
str Get and Avenue between 32nd and seth streets.
From Margaret McDonneison in relation 10 Stall No
Fulton Market.
large number of Petitions from inhabitsnts pray
for the erection Of Free Hy in certain Streets
appointments Walter Carpenter Wood Inspector OF
4th District Resolution laid on the table.
Alexander Frazer Messurer Of Bituminous Coal-Car-
Public Battle "A message from the Mayor received
uggesting the establishment Of Bath, Tor the accommo
dation OF the public in the rear of the City Ha-keer-
red.
R.po,ts-In favor of erecting new House for Engine
In favor OF protecting the apparatus belonging to fire
companies, and snspsnding stephen Hoyt, Foreman OF
pany No 9, and Gedney Bloomer, Foreman No. ~ for
Two months, for abusing fire apparatus. +
In favor OF certain regulations in the Fire Department
IN favor OF certain expenses incurred in relation 10 the
Crston Aqueduct.
In favor OF making public road through the Ninth
Avenue to BloomiDgdale road.
In favor OF building sewer in Ninth street. between
Broadway and Sixth Avenue.
Papers from Board Of assistants -Amended resolution
in Of appropratng 5000 Tor repairs Of the Governors
and Aldermen's rooms Adopted.
Resolution requiring the Corporation Attorney to fur
nsh monthly OF the OF parties costs and in
relation to Corporation suits. ConcuTred in.
Street Contraet.-The ordinance amended passed
Public Sign Boards Resolution in favor placing public
sign boards in certain streets. Concur ed in.
Lunahc Asylum RESOLUTIONS in favor Of erecting .
Lunatic Asy lnm BackwelPs Island, and auhorzin
the Comptroller to advsize Tor Tor one week
Adopted. r1tsl
half Of the building by the LIST December next and the
completion Of the entire by the LIST OF May, lsa3l
New Offices Resolutions making prov sion for the
election VI public Offices on the basement of the Aims
House In the Park Adopted
Public Stands Ordinance proposing.re regulations in the
.arpointm.ent.rs Clark Assistant Keeper Of the Bat
terry
Police Courts to be distributed convenient distance.
through the city. Adopted.
Cooperation .aao,ney-The President offered resolu.
ton amending the ordinance in relation the fees &c.
received by the Corporation Attorney, and proposing
certain restrictions thereto preclude the Corpora
ton Attorney from receiving more than certain allow
ance of fees. Adopted.
The Board adjourned TO meet on Thursday next.
BOARD OF AsssTANTs.-This Board also met last
ming. A large number Of petitions were received from
inhabitants praying the erection Of free hydrants the
opening certain sewers, &c and referred large
number Of papers the ohsr Board received
concurred in, when the Board adjourned.
Board Of Supervisors.
This Board met last evening, His Honor the MAyoR in
the chair.
The minutes Of the proceedings of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Reports from Committees being in order the commit.
tee whom referred the application in relation to
appropriation for building Public School in the Fourth
Ward reported sffmatively. anthorsing appropria
ZION OF Sill 43 for said purposes subject to certain
strictons under the direction of the Common Council
Petitions received praying relief from
petition on this subject from the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, was laid on the table.
should take defence in the case Of Jossnh Hart va ~
late Sheriff Hart, in a Corporation suit
Grand Jwors-The Aldermen handed in the lists o!
persons qualified to serve Grand Jurors, when the
Board adjourned
City Intelligence.
Police Omce-June 22-HoRsE SrEALIro.-A huge
being named Alexander C. Dudley; ALEC anegro named
Joseph for stealing horse worth sas from the stable
and the property Of Patrick Clark whose premises
hired the coored man Gooden to ride il of They were
both committed for trial
HIeHwAr RonBEsr.- On Friday night three men a.
saultsd W. D. Moore at the Of Pearl and Cross
streets and after knocking him down, rifed his pockets
some money, which young man named Thomas Pollard
he committed the robbery Pollard has been arrested by
officer Cochran but the other two escaped Pollard Il
fully committed.
Riorors CONDUCT NrsLo's THrATRE.-On Saturday
night this theatre the OF riot and confusion il
consequence of the disordery conduct of Augustus
Yturhide, of the former Emperor Of Mexico, and
George johnson alias Stephenson, and friends wit
extremty turbulent, much TO disturb thu
audience and arrest the performances. Marshall John
Newman attempted TO eject TIE rowdes and was beaten
~ Yurbde and Stephenson the head Officer King
in Int also assaed but the offenders
secured and taken TO the watchhouse This morning
Justice Gilbert fined them each SIS and cost and ordered
them to enter into bail in the OF $500 each to keep thu
peace
CoMPourpIro A'FELoNY This morning officer T. M
Lyons arrived in this city with Peter Walker formerly
police officer, charged with compoupding felony in
receiving $4,000 from John DAILY the unfortunate man
who after robbing McKee, of Albany su,cd,
Albany Jail, doucer in order to permit his
when he first arrested by Walker and another ci
in tins city The widow Of the late Daily complained
Il the transaction and the before the Grand
Jury who found bill Of indictment against Walker
and tho Court OF Sessions the last day OF the June
term. fixed the bail at $4,000. Bail given and Walker
released.
Gslrp LARcErv-o Officer W. II. Stephens arrested Ed.
ward Kelly charged with grand larceny. in stealing
the 2st OF June last nine gold pieces worth $72 which
man named Francis Brown, who had robbed Mr.. Moses
Bakers exchange Office, No Chatham Square, of large
amount oil SPECIE had thrown away al the OF Eas
Broadway and Market street He applied the money ia
his use and would not account for II. and he wal
therefore charged with grand larceny. Brown was
rested for stealing the money in the first instance, hut
| pailed. (s'raw baii) and has hed from justice
THE STATEN ISLAND MURDER aaron Alolphus, pawn
broker OF the witnesses for the in The
OF Mrs Bodne wss on Saturday arrested and helt
hail, warrant issued by b Phelps Esq. Supreme
Court Commissioner OF Richmond County. The com
plant and affidavit made by r. N. Morrison, Esq.
Mrs. Bodines counsel The offence is alleged to have
been committed the late trial, when Adophus testified
that he did know certain man in Germany nance
Aaron Gotze which, is said the name he bore before
he left Europe.
Amusements.
Dr5- Tonight the Concerts of Vocal and Instru
men al Music come off at Castle Garden. Beanie.
Of Palmo directs the first with that true taste which hal
won him hosts Of musical friends, and Lothian arrange,
the unequaied Military Band having selected the fines
overtures exapt The fine manly voices Of Tordc an,
Holman will b. heard IN the airs OF many lands while tn,
,eraph songs o. the interesting Mad Morley will again
charm the ~ tbess listener int delight and extscy.
add to this the surprising Fire Works the Arabic