The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-06

great deal Of excitement prevailed.
feSt that tho lsgsaton Of the Native American Re-
fost party 80 called, be hereafter done in caucus
ans Steam6oat end Du~ping Boafs.-Aldsrmen MILLER
~ az s 20 onereda resolution appropriatng the
~ LOT INC purchase of the steamboat and dump
adopted Adopted '
hadhns round Siayrs.aM sqaare.-Aldsrman DRAKE
onerea resolution referring to tho Committee FL
nance with power the subject Of fencing stuyvssant
AT II O'Clock the Board adjourned to meet on We'd.
nosday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Board or Ass"rAsrs-This Board also met last even
meeting were read and md approved minutes Of
Petons-1he Streefs.-Of citizens of Leonard STRAIT
ns sr1sg tns removal 1fJ Gsdnsy Street Inspector for
remain in filth and mud for the last nine months which
has created much disease and i'll health amongst tho in
favor Of paying Dr. Msrcen's bill for SCR
Mr. DIVER moved to lay on the table, Lost
n MI, Diver moved to amend by inserting the word
Mr. WAnD hoped the motion would not prevail, a. the
Doctor attended for seven weeks.
Mr. CHARLicx moved to recommit tho report, with In
ought called on to state how he received the
INJURIES and the tmc Of the Doctors services In order
the ss Of es IN compsn Spo with hay
rue o. inc Board which also required the committee
.as Essporns The nit s in their
be paid but i set forth fact The adoption of the re-
poTi WOULD tnoreore be contrary to rule of the Board
Inc question on recommitting taken and carried.
Report in favor Of paying p. H. Domnick for services
Laid on the table.
In favor fsxtending picr to J. NJ Briggs for three
years
| Mr.. CHARLIcK moved to recommit The manner m
which the city property was voted away a matter
Mr.. CHAnLicx next moved to amend by striking out
the word three and inserting "one" as to mako il
read one year instead Of three Withdrawn
| The question concurrence was taken and lost
Report in favor Of paying John Alicotes superin-
Of paying p H. Dominick. Regulator Of Public Clocks
Non.concurred in-ayes g. noes g.
Roome, Commissioner Of the Alns-Houso.
Mr. CnAsLIcK moved that this paper be not taken up.
The P.EslDEsr hereupon took up tho special oommu
nication from Mr. Roome rendering his resignation
Report in favor Of paying Mr. Eicott $4,000 for loss
| on contracts of water pipes.
70 I'd and retired outside the bar 'f'''
PREsiDErr.-The gentleman Of the 10Th will take his
Mr. sroFroRD looked back fow seconds at the chair
| and retired
PsE'lDrsT:.Mr: sergeautat.Arms. bring back tho
The Sergeaut.atArms wont in search Of Mr. spofYord
amid much laughter aud shortly returned and reported
Mr. CnAnLlcK considered that gentlemen had perfect
right to rctire in disgust when they witnessed ssch
sqasndering Il the fund. from the cit1
Mr. JOHNSON moved to lay tho report the table un
nad ne b he1s meeting =, tho minority members had alb
Doetor. ;Bn-Report in favor Of paying Dr. Styles
fsrrsd. '0' services m cry Prison. sai So Re-
.another scsne.-Mr. Horn here retired.
PREsipEHr-The Sergeantat-Arms will fetch back the
gentleman Of tho 10th. Tho Sergeantat,Arms went in
hot pursuit. but returned and reported tho Assistant AL
derman OF the Tenth had absquatulated, amid much
Mr.. CHAaLrc. here roso and retired The sergoanta,
Arms was also directed to follow Mr. Charck and
sEHoEAnrAr.ARMs--Ih have soon Nh. Charlick and he
says no will return-Uoud laughter)
M. -bN %;vf Ca -
ing Sewer in Chapel street.
Mr. CHAsL.c. opposed tho adoption of this report on
Sewer. '1'"
Mr. s,srm Of opinion tho report ought to BE- adopt
&C. Coionei Ewing wanted job he believed, and want
Mr. CHAaLrcx--I must protest against tho gentleman
for coons Txsn snd he Is no~ sb'.s mere
PREslpEvr-The gentleman Of tho Fifth will confne
his remarks to the question before
MIR. Tucxrs examined tho old Sewer and tho wretch.
Cd condition in which It was placed, required the
Mr. CHARLIcx further opposed the adoption of the re.
port Il would entail an expense Of from SIS to $4,000
The Board adjourned to meet this evening At seven
o'clock
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen winship and Mott
MATHEW c. PArrRsos, District Attorney
MAY c,-OGeers Of the Csmt.-The following named
omce nave been detailed by tho Sheriff to attend tho
:, Jacob Hays, High Constable. Henry csseherl VIM.
..
Isle, Isaac stcker Nathaniel Hepburn. Samuel young
George Feitner and Levi d. Pierce.
"a. Of cases:
rsa, Larcs1{ Second 0aence l; Conspiracy. o. Illegal
TE Grsna Ja,y.Nrh. following gentlemen w.ro
sworn as the Grand Jurors Ellis Potter Foreman; Geo
W. Abby, Stephen Buckholter, Peter Bogsrt Theodore
Banks John Campbell, James Cushing John Duncan
9. NJ. A. Elery; Henry Ellsworth James Ticket John
J; Gale Jabez Gardner Archibald Hall, Richard Nelson
Trumble.-l8.
The Recorder charged tho jury In relation to their
cc.. which he desired them to investigate If their me
and inclinations would permit that their views and sug
into power, by whom they would no doubt be received
with respect and be entitled to its just weight Much
criminal justice commencing with the arrest and ending
win the consummaion by either the acquittal or con
the ss sn the
which requires some action He disabused the grand
Jury q the general belief that grand jurors had right
formed them that they were sort Of board Of nvesga
q saS ne 'soa act II any matter pertaining to the wei
pssty Of their vnIs the prisons y this city sndhs
other modes should Be- adopted. which suggestions
would prove valuable to- the party about coming
year had been necessary for the court to sentence To-
males who had erred. perhaps for the rs time for
Island where they were thrown among the most ina.
nous and degraded old offenders and Of necessity DO
tho past year, however at the sugsoston he believed
OF grand jury Of this court, female department had
been built with express regard for the class Of females
offending for the first time, too deeply stepped in
crime where under charge ofa good matron their moral
condition had been much improved and saeny reforms
made II had been said that this department bf
siderable expense to the city and that the new party
proposed to abolish il; and he therefore hoped that tha
grand jury would yish tho department and mako such
| representations as they doomed proper.
The Grand Jury then retired in charge Of two ohccr
TO their room.
Non.4ttendant Jurors-The usual fnc of $96 was or.
dcred to be imposed upon each of ton u.
No further business DONE except swearing of 50.
vera and at 10 O'Clock the Court adjourned TIL
tomorrow at II O'Clock. i
Superior Court.
Before full Bench.
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