New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
City Items.

tOard petition from me AfilfFlfhL 4l-+-t--rf
ing other Accommodation. # the room. now oeeupis1
By ,ha, body be given up 70 the Marine Our
AID Conner moved to give the Institute three months
l.nger enjoyment Of their present location ms NH
opposed by several members. bu, finally carried oy 10
and their petition aid the table 81 Similar ''N
The Committee appointed 70 INQUIRE into me oi'--'
Of the recent Fire reported his. they had mA1s
progress in the investigation but wanted some money y
20 on and make experiment. with AID Benson opposed
the grant Of money out the Board sPpropfia'so ~
70 par scientific men 20 aid me con''1
report in favor OF putting up ne" fr'''" anu
oHce g, the corner OF Greenvic Avenue and AtHOs'
TO-. 60. cos, NJ q 900 was laid Oh the table Al
az, bo ~ the evening the report was taken up and the
.,-,-o,,;s,io, struck out and 90 adopted Inc Ola
- o,,..,;on Of the Chspelstreei Sewer came up
-, s,d ina novel way. Er-AldeTmsn Tiou sent
Communication Of COO folio pages in ength when Of
.-.e he wanted the Board 70 read refer or place on
s IN. the Board thought the weather too hot for TIE
,,,,o.e and sent the Ex-Aderrnan back he document
,e,,bou, reading Mes.rs French and Heiser cent
N their bill for feeding the troops Police and Fremen ioi
the three days Of the fire. Amount, s275O when was
referred 10 the Finance Committee. (4uey-ii COST
90 much 20 feed the Military during three days Of peace
how much would il cost for weeks war DA Report
in favor Of raising the grade Of Broad and ew'reet
was adopted and then the Board went 70 supper
After supper they referred proposition to widen stone
street 20 the Committee Streets .-..--Ihe comp
troer recommended tina. the II 1887 % psce1
10 the credit of the Board Of Education which was
adopted .. II was resolved 10 pay Pierre Young the
ate Deputy Comptroller, the Of s3-2 90 for erfra
work performed by him. The Committee VINO had
charge Of what called the Funeral Obsequies Of Cen
Jackson asked for $50 pay bills incurred by the Com
niitee, which gwen Of course, IN addition 10
the fret appropriation The Board then adjourned 10
the first week in September.
~ We supposed, when we published among
our Editorial Saturday an express con'radic
ton By Mesrs Crukshank and Cotter Of the charge ihh
Alderman Charck had refused relief TO the Wing Perer
named in our paragraph OF the previous day and pos
tive statement that AID c. had nothing 10 do with the
distribution ofhe 81 900 Relief Fund.- that had Wind
Gated the Alderman from any impuiaion in the prem
ses True he did tell the porter You don't need any
thing" or words 10 that effect but Messrs. Cruikshank
and Cot,er. statement conclusive against the mpu
tatons based thereon and did not feel that another
word need be said Aid c. however deems it essential
that we should absolyo him Edtoraly. and we do ac-
cordingy.
SAVINGS BANK, ChamJers-s.--Mr. WIN. Feeney,
young man residing in this City, being yesterday called
suddenly TO leave town. return called a, the say
ings Bank 10 draw $l3O which he had deposited there
during the pact year but refused il on the ground
that his had been written up and that the
rules allowed one week for writing up the interest He
offered to throw off the interest which was declined
very properly. The delay Of course legal but a.
Mr. Feeney is leaving town to-day ii makes his case
rather hard Officers of public institutions should
be as accommodating their Is consistent
ly practicable.
CITY MORTALITY.-Tbe bills Of health OF the
week just closed decrease in the Mortality Of ia
Up to F. NJ Saturday the reports Al the Inspectors OF
fee amounted to 277-among which were IA stubborn
children and deductng those the number Of deaths iof
the past week would be only 263 There were however
u few more returns afterward which made the whole
number about 3O0-beng Ia less than the preceding
week. when the number Of deaths was 47f.
RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.-We IN
dersand that the difficulties arising from the burning Of
the woods in Suffolk County by the locomotives on the
Long Island Railroad have been adjusted by the Com
pany the full satisfaction OF al parties
NEwioRE, July y, l-45.
Mr.. EDITOR As my name appeared in your paper TN
morning without my consent or knowledge, J ask the
favor to place me in right position by publishing the
anne xed in your paper tomorrow Respectfully
Z. J. MALLETT Il Pine-s,reet
For The Tribune.
NEw.YoRK Monday July o. l-ij.
The Card of Mr.. c. l.. Nesmh IN your paper ihs
morning compels 10 notice H. lie might have added
what said that repeated what had heard without
vouching for its truth.
heard the siory as reported by Mr. Nesmith in al
Omnibus Thursday morning 2ih inst II was told 10
Mr. w. r. Dodge. OF the firm of Phelps. Dodge 60 81
Clf street am acquainted with Mr. Dodge but did not
know the name of the gentleman who gave the recital
this morning called Mr. Dodge and he informs me II
was MIR Richard Oakley No Wallstreet
+. J MALLETT Il Pinestreei.
" correspondent is right in his ideas about
distributing the different classes Of Merchants over the
various quarters OF the City Here (he says are silks
and Sugars Merinos and Molasses. Lace. and Sperma
cell all juxta position Let these valuable articles be-
spread over larger surface. II the Dry Goods Mer
chants would all locate on Greenwich street and the
cross streets. Liberty Courtland &c they would be-
much conveniently situated for their country dea
ers and we can hardly imagine that Insurance
Companies would be rendered nsolveni by the burning
OF two or three hundred houses calamity which ex
pericnce has sadly taught may spite Of
Croton water. Every holding policy Of Insurance
would be benefited by this change, because al would
feel secure"
is~' The gentleman who writes us 10 request
physiological and pathological discussion the propr
fhe is he Of the regular blood leers
he of already quite convinced OF the efficacy OF
that mode Of treatment II the hood Of expc riments
and theoretical hight which these latter years have
thrown upon this subject had failed shake MS faith
the Sangrsdo method Of bleeding people death then
nothing that We could say would be likely have any
effect We point then, in silence 10 the hundreds OF
dead who have been thus shuied out of existence
and leave the the consciences Of practitioners
" Tie Census Marskals must be careful and
get mistaken for militia msrshsls-ss servants
often instructed suppress from the aer the names
many grown male inmates OF the house possible
We don't know why, but we know il IL Soy the way
persons residing the City but having country houses
should be numbered citizens, and popular usage Che
only tribunal Of language should undoubtedly be the
authority in designating the occupations Of individuals.
~ An lrishman named Peter McIniyre was
drowned yesterday while dumping load Of dirt
Pier No North River His foot slipped from the string
piece OF the dock and his head striking against the side
Of Swedish brig he sunk. lie about IS years Of
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