New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-22

- % The ,,oyns now in the occupation Of me hine'
ran I,.r,u,e After the reading Of several doeuii
pro and oon the report was adopted
The Chief Engineer was authorized
pend t25o in employing men to assist the fishea
covering the bodies supposed 70 be buried 1h'e'
ruins BY the FIRE ~. .,r,o.
resolution was adopted authorizing the aPP'V
,;s,e Committee 20 inquire into the horrole eon''
IN. head House in the PARK and 70 make sus-e'u'
ia,,nx thereto The Aldermen used strong eAr
IN relation 10 this nuisance and we con
citizen. in that vicinity uponihe prospect oil oe'
from il. -, -
Ala prady offered a resolution to enlarge "e
Battery by deposting the rubbish Oh 'ne nv
tending Wes,street -...-;...;,,,
- IN the BOARD OF Assistants coniinunioa'ioN
49,. ,..ssv.d s,orn the Counsel for the 'olpo'aDO"
, thu, the City Is bound blythe con'rao' WIN "co'-
,-ap;.r, younrs 70 build Tower tor an alarm Den
.;,h.,sndnz the latter was superintendent oil f"O'
Buildings at the time it was mAne'
6o,r,,roller states that Mr. Laurence. late City
,,sip left in the Bank Of the state OF Ne" OK
h.,.,ce in favor OF the Treasury, Of tO57 ana Tor
r. sinking Fund, the sum Of s253O3s %.
Tn. nropo.on ofthe other Boardto tender the hosp-
se. Of the City to Hon Louis Mclean was concurred
i, and Mcssrs Cornell ogden and Maclay were appoint
ed on the Committee
The ordinance designating the pierst the foot OF ~
bany.s, for landing emsrsn,s was concurred IN
The resolution appointing Committee 10 investigate
the cause Of the recent explosion Was concuIed H. ana
Messrs Parker. Macay and Abertson were appointed.
The resolution 10 take the Of the American In
s,, for the use Of the Marine Cour, concurred IN
~ The following very Punchy petition now ne
on tho table Of the President Of the Board Of Aldermen
We hone the prayer !, contains will be speedily granted
T,rs prrt1IoS 10 the Board Of Aldermen respectfully
sbeweth tina, your honorable BOdys siar over Inc
Chambers Of the Board OF Assistants has DECIDED es
ing and inclination from that true ana upnsh' PEI trh
dicusrity which ought 70 distinguish every thh7
relating TO the Halls VI Justice and that woulh Dc
miracle indeed if learned Courts could pronounc'
true and verdicis under this decided eahn- OF
ono of our most important political and judicial Hsuiu
ons-a fabric resting IL were. on the most sacred
soil Of Freedom and whose root l. brushed ~ tle WINS
pering branches of the Tree Of Liberty lour ieIuoh
er. therefore represent that this do"h"aru "hu'H's
tho polls ia great political evil which ought 10 be speed
ly remedied and straight. Your Pertloners peih-
ali regular OF Ciprco Schmidt nave ho'ceu
this grca, architectural deformiy while enjoying me uN
ury of an easy shave and have presumed upon ms e.
fort for erecting the pole aforesaid in lhe most ecenl
manner and your petitioners ever pray .,
New.York July H. ls41 lNumerousy s'sheu'I
We ind on looking sharply at the pole aforesaid that
il has very decided leaning.
Mr.. EDITOR: have been patron Of The Trib-
une from the start and without assuming paroniznc
tone may say that have much admired The UNIFORM
neatness and dignity Of its columns But could JUS re-
sponsible Editor approve OF such an item IN IL ores
IA appeared this morning II seemed 10 more IMAM one
az utterly unmeanng in its design to say nothing OF III
horrid execution. The leading items IN The Tribune
have heretofore needed such abortve scenes 70 a.
sist the imagination and il Is hoped VIII not be du
enough 10 require The engraving IN question was
worthy Of some fash Sunday paper where they gro"
such and not OF the dignhed Tribune. The unseem!
ncrre also graced % Of the extras, contrastn
strangely with the hesrrendne accounts Of the calamity
tina, has wasted So fair part Of our CITY
CONSTANT READER
es0 is in faror Of LGring benches around me Fountain
fTi,e gentleman in charge of the City News Depart
rnent Of The Tribune being lover OF innocent iun con
ceived the idea of occasionally ornamenting his Cry
Items with punchy engravng-as wei for the pnr
o.e If amusing the readers this dull weather TO in
duce if possible much-needed improvement in the ar
of Woodengraying in this country lie therefore made
an experiment-whch he admits has signaly iaed-an'
he be.s pardon of the public for permitting his good ma
ure TO the wood-chopper TO prevail over MS belle
Judgement
IT. Mr.. John H. PENNINGTON has sent US rattle
an extraordinary looking item in the shape OF sharp
poin,ed balloon 234 feet long. - wide and ~ hsh ano
carving 5000 pounds of whether TO be furnished
by the newspapers or not cannot tell with when u
pronoses 10 navigate the air We by means pre-
pared to say tina, do not believe the ar HM be navi
gated but the explanations accompanying inc drawn
of Mr. Pennington measer and unsatisfactory ina
we can form opinion as TO the probability OF us sue
M ...si ni Oe n srth
| genius-ihc creator Of a new era Mr. Pennington
coming 10 New.York to show what kind Of stuff he
made OF.
~ The Erening Mirror Of yesterday contain
| a letter from Mr. Willis dated in London
" The City Inspector states that during the la
week the deaths in this City have been more than on
half over he preceding week and 20 more than Dunn
the same week of lss4 The increase u mainly in th
class Of conaestve diseases which have been produce
| by the excessive heat.
| IT, The friends Of p. A. Johnson, who wa
killed at the ire Of Friday night getting up sub
scrption for his family who in great dcsttuton-
johnson was a remarkable in his way, ond although
| in humble life had made many friends. Any one dis
posed to contribute this charity do II at the sor
Of Dwight Johnson l0i Broad street.
tR-We understand that the Rip Van w mike OF
her passage down. Saturday met with slight aecideu
which detained her 81 minutes al Sing sing and obhge
her to reduce speed from - to l6 revolutions per MI
mute making hour hour and half difference II
the run.
IL A well-dressed young woman named Mary
Reed discovered yesterday morning in the Fulton
Ferry house (other side) in commissions arising from
| laudanum She taken the Fulton Hotel and
physician for DIR. Hunt shortly arrived, when III,
usual remedies administered and the poor crea
ture revived sufficiently to give her name and story
She had been burn, on, in the great Fire and wandere,
about homeless and iriendless until yesterday morning
| when she bought sixpence worth of audsnum, witt
| which shc had tired end her suaerngs. She wa
taken the Hospital and We believe Is not yet dead.
- dog was killed yesterday morning. aite
having shown symptoms Of hydrophoba lie ran throusi
several Of the in the lower part of the City snC
finally into the store of Mr. Noyes No Il Pne-st
where he killed by citizens We saw dog il
Nassau street that badly wanted killing
| LIZ An infant four months old whose parents re
side at No. 100 Wacrsreet sufocsted on saiurda,
morning in the following dreadful The chill,
was lying upon bed which generally removed il
the day time and put in box and the female who
tina, duty perform rolled up the bed without nocin.