The New York herald., 1844-09-10


to for requiston.
COrOncr's Oacc-MANsLAUoHrE OF WoMAN.-
The Coroner called hold inquest the body Of
was found dead in her bed yesterday morning From an
examination OF her found be covered with
bruises and other injuries supposed to been received
from the hands Of William Quinn. with whom she had
resided as mistress. An inquest called last evening,
but we have not learned the verdict
SuIcIpE.-The body of an unknown man found sus
pended bT handkerchief from the neck from tree
the eleven mile stone the Kingsbdge road
had @ sna na s
committed suicide letter addressed to Joseph Scott
was found in of his pockets and $44 in money His
name Is supposed to be Joseph NJ. Scott
Common Council.
The Board of Aldermen met last evening, the President
X L scHRFrELiN. Esq. in the chair. The minutes OF
the last meeting read and adopted
Mayors Ytto-A communication from the Mayor, ve-
tong resolution to expend $1,000 in opening the OH av
from 49d street to bloomngdale road, was pre-
scnted and ordered on file.
Public Administrator A petition from this officer Tor
o book keeper was referred.
Bond released "A petition from Isaac Knowlton to be
released from his bonds for Joha Layden as Collector Of
the Sixth Ward-Referred
C nntry Maket-A petition asking for portion Of
Washington Market to be sot of az country market
Mack Oakley again petition from this active builder
iorsrsef the old Backwes Island building account
Clinton Market Buchtrs-A petition by these butchers
against meat shops referred TO the market committee
Grade Of Streets "A remonstrance presented by
from Murray Hill.
memorial was received from inhabitants of Stanton
street. praying the Board to direct that the Stanton street
sewer in progress Of erection be discontnued the
construction of said being deemed injurious to the
houses in that vicinity and calculated to undermine the
foundations Of the different buildings in that street The
petition has been signed by the Trustees Of Ward School
No. g. situated in that street.
counter remonstrance was received, signed by j..
Smith aud others
CHAIRMAN- will state that there is report from
of the Committees in relation to this The rem0n
STRANGE was, notion ordered to be laid the table
The Pyincefon.-A communication Yves received from
Captain Stockton of the Princeton at present lying in
the harbor asking permission to be allowed to take the
necessary supply o. Croton water for the daily
sailors on board the Princeton.
Alderman DaAKE offered resolution in favor Of the
application.
Alderman WILLIAMS was averse to supplying, the
steamers with Croon where the city had in
Cured such expense.
Alderman BuNTiNa followed in opposition.
The resolution adopted. Ayes, 8; noes, a.
Washington Monument An invitation was received and
eped from the managers Of the Chatham Theatre
ing the Board TO be present at an TO be
propriaed for the benefit o the Washington monument
Reports In favor of plankng and erecting market
at the foot Of Fulton and Vesey for the Of country
dealers and fishermen.
Alderman GALE opposed to the adoption Of the
port. The expense would be immense he would there
FORE that the report he laid the table, He had
however objection to the passage OF the accompany
ing resolution, which provided for the filing in aud
ha"s head 80 - 80 : - - = ''-e ~
The Report was laid on the table
Report from the Committee Roads and Canals wns
suggesting some improvements in the
in progress Of erection in Stanton street.-The exca
vaon being deemed dangerous to the public school No.
in that vicinity rs well as several buildings in that
street.
The Report was referrel to the Committee on Roads and
Canals and Streets, with the petition (noced above)
this subject.
An ordinance was adopted which prohibits the manu-
acure Of bone manure in the city Of New York as nu
sance; and provides for the removal Of the building stua
ted in oath street. which Is used at present for that pur
A resolution was passed in favor OF appropriating
$40 600 TO be given Mrs Bell for her right, title and in
terest to certain property in Blackwes Island, and
making provision for the termination Of the suit that had
been pending between the Corporation and Mrs Bell
Papers from Board Of assistants Report in favor Of
In favor of appointing Ira Clark Assistant Keeper the
Battery. Concurred in Ayes II, Noes ..
resolution making provision for the disconsinsance
was concurred in. n
.a,erander Hoag-Alderman DrvoE offered resolution
proposing that his Honor the Mayor do authorse the
ment Of $780, the reward offered for the arrest of Hoag
Adopted.
Alderman BuRrIro took the chair.
resolution offered and referred in reation to the
erection of police Offices in different parts Of the
Alderman GALE moved that when the Board adjourned
they should meet again next Monday instead OF Mon
day week.
tn proposition and considered the present determination
of he Board to meet every other Monday the best adapt
ed for the public business
Alderman GALE considered hasty legislation very inju
rous to the ipteres. Of the public.
The resolution IOst-Ayes 8-NOes6.
resolution offered and referred, directing spe
cial committee to enquire nto the expedency OF abolish
ing the office of Collector Of Assessments.
Paving of S,reeks-Alderman SCHIFFIELIN offered aT
amended ordinance in relation the paving Of the streets
with an accompanying resolution directing the Stree
90 me repairs o. pubic streets
much on the Street Commissioner and amounted to
tacit imputstion upon him.
Alderman ScHTErFELIN did not intend by the propose
OF such ordinance any mputaton or censure on ths
present Street Commissioner
Alderman HAsBRoucx disclaimed the idea OF anyiptendet
mputation on the Commissioner for his part in support
ing the resolution which moved should be referred
With view to enquire into the expcdiency Of its adop
| ticn.
Alderman GALE felt satisfied il the resolution adopt
ed it would prove as nuga'ory as the spirit with which
ton paving the Streets which rendered it impossible
for the present Street Commissioner to make personal
quiry into all such abuses In the month Of July last
iAld Gae) offered resolution proposing to supply tn
Street Inspectors with horses which was laid on the tsble
and which, fpassed would be Of service and greatly
economics the public moneys. Complaints were hume
rous particularly in relation to private streets.
Alderman MmLEs understood that any private street
the city could if not paved with wood be surrendered
| the city. who would take charge Of the paving.
The question on the adoption Of the resolution
| taken. Ayes Shoes O. The resolution adopted.
Corporation .4ttors sy-Alderman scHFrELrv II hav
another amended ordinance aud resolution to offer whic
that otn the Go. s Attorney give security
being 50 lae as the matter is likely to lead to d
| cussion.
The Board then adjourned at II o'clock, to meet o.
Monday week next, at the usual hour.
| CowAN's AND DILK's BAZAAR, MERCER sTREKT.-
This is the most extensive and best regulated esta
blishment of the kind in the city. Those buyin
or selling horses should by all means visit this depo
and govern Themselves accordingly. See adver
tisement for particulars in another column
| HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.--lt affords us grea
pleasure to be able to 10 distant friends
the city continues perfectly healthy Up this date,
are informed that not single of yellow fever ha
been exhibited in the Charity Hospital which ia the sa
possible Indication Of the entire heathness Of the cit,
: IN O. Topic, .7ug. 81,
laDEMNIFrcaTIoN.-The Montreal Courier cites
"rumor about own- to the effect that in contemp
/ tn briu tho soorA Ar~ox