New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08
City Items.

"a In the Board of Aldermen last evening pc
,tions for Railroad in Broadway were presented and
referred A report recommending the abandonment as
.oon a. uossible of Po,ter's Field adopted John
ueiss resigned the office Of superintendent OF Roads,
and Robert Thompson appointed in his place.
~ The Assistants have taken great dudgeon al
the Aldermen for treating with 50 much contempt tneT
resolution granting privilege OF the Booths around tn
Park on the Fourth and have appointed special CON
nit,ee 10 investigate and report II Is expected that
,rea fight will grow out OF this. They also concurred
N the accordance of the resignation ofMr Collector Law
renee A. CITY Chamberlain and the appointment of his
brother Joseph Lawrence in his place The appoint
nepts of Census Mar.hsls made by the other Board
we're concurred in
~ Parents and Guardians desiring to ap-
prentice children learn Farming or good Trade VIII
please to read the card of Mr. H. WILLIAMS in this pa
per We know him upright and capable man, OF
est experience in such matters and possessing unusual
facilities for the work he has undertaken. Mechanics
or Farmers wishing TO take good boys will find them by
applying 10 Mr. Williams. The enterprise l. good one
and ought TO be sustained.
~ The first delivery OF Posts and Wire for the
New York and Philadelphia Telegraph, was made yes
terday We learn that Mr. George L. Pomeroy. who
seem. to be pioneer in the Telegraph business, i now
on his way to for the purpose of making na pre-
para,ons for the immediate construction othe Telegraph
between Boston and Abany-which viii be compet
inihrec months.
rs;@ In the Foot Race on the Beacon Course
Yesterday the American Deer won in q min 81 : In
the Hurdle Race the Canadian Horse was the winner
Two of the riders were thrown and the one that rode
Conovers horse badly injured.
" The weather yesterday was the hottest 'th
of July that has been known in New York for seven
years At the mercury stood At 80 and at clock
rose 10 90 where fingered TIL nearly sundown Inc
evening was breezy and refreshing, though still very
warm
ry- EBENEzER LORD. Esq. President OF the
New York and Enc Railroad. seems 70 have incurred
whether Justly unustly large amount OF odium both
from the Stockholders and the public. The Directors
understand prepared note % BIN on saturday
requesting him to resign and il i, said that he promised
% resign last winter which alone induced the senate 70
pass the late bill We have statement of the
amounts ofmoney received by Mr. Lord from the Road
which are alleged to be among the causes Of di''asiac
ton existing against him.
Amoun, Of Salary received from
April - I-35 10 May % lsil SoslJ .
Expenses, -undrles &c. IOf-i -
Received for Rock tor building pier al Pier $500 ~.
mont A0f'' W
Received on estimates for Earth for Pier a.
Piermont- toOD ~
For credits On his Stock account. lOVO "
s63335 "
There has also been paid him for Land certain sums
the amount Of which Is not precisely known
We learn that the long existing dissatisfaction against
Mr. Lord brought to crisis by Mr. Brown refusing
% pay the July nieresi-which il IS understood was IN
consequence OF his determination 70 make no more ad
vsnces while the Road was in IT, presen, hands and
that the nteres, would have been promptly paid II Mr
Lord had resigned
II One Myer Christella was arrested in thi- city
on Friday morning by officers Martin and Chckeringo on
charge o., obtaining large quantity OF property from
Linnel Osolok and West sad other merchants at hill
adephia by false pre,ences He held TO bail in the
sum Of $4,000 Another person OF the same name was
arrested on similar charge and with the same
fate.
- 4 den OF black gamblers was broken up on
sunday night by the Chief of Pol &c and MGrsih Cap
tain Of the sixth District and SIX negroes taken 10 the
Icm1- and locked up
MEssRs. EDIroxs-l have frequently noticed IN your
paper notices Of Of parties for SGzbHS-simar
70 the one hereunio annexed Great credit - certainly
due to our worthy Chief Of the Police for any attempts
10 check vice and vilS.ny-but he be IGNosAST Of
the crlsteHce n some ez,y gas5lny Houses rHhfH ro
AHnd-sf yards OF his Office where nightly be can hno
con-ressed AL classes Of from the black leg 70 the
-rehani ssd bszk eerk suppose cur worthy Chief tx
tend Is isIis to Broadway Park Place and Barclay
street he may then find game rorriy OF bis raid
,s time and attention. JrsrIcE
~ DR.. SAMUEL AcSERLY died on Friday night
Al his farm staten Island. large portion OF mode
raiey long LIE he devoted objects Of oenevoence and
charity He the founder Of the Asylum for the Des
and Dumb and devoted years Of labor To this venerable
establishment DR.. Mitchell Or. Ackeriy, Dr.. Minor
and Robert c. Cornell in succession Presidents Of
the Institution and al dead Afer the Asylum for
The Deaf and Dumb was permanently established. DR.
Aekeriy devoted his services getting up similar In
suu-on for the Blind and has lived TO both in the
most prosperous condition For many years he
Alderman Of the city and an Efficient Magistrate. Ow
ing 10 indisposiuon De retired few years since TO
farm and has since devoted his time agricultural pur
suits he has been contributor 70 agriculture,
and has made many improvements IN farming Fog ~