The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

peTty purchased at assessment sale rom C1Sna
and others have Raymond street lighted from Daniel
Colgan, Edward Carroll Daniel Levy. Bernard o Men,
John Dougherty, William Archer, Patrick slocnm,
Brady, William Purssll Mark Kinney, Thomas Arm
strong and Patrick Timmops. for appointments as city
fine tax ami from r. B. Kimball, for conveyance of
property. purchased by him at an ASSESSMENT sale
ativs to the publication Of view Of Brooklyn from the
top of the United States Hotel in New York from
Thomas Collins relative to contract for cleaning
streets from William MULCH and others, complaining
of practices at the corner OF York and Bridge
streets from Collectors. containing returns Of unpaid
Columbia street for Hicks street opening from Atlantic
to Amity street ior paving and regulating Plymouth
so% tJs 10 Wox street for cross Walk. IN Pros
pect between Main and Jackson streets and from Chas
Christmas and Others relative to Long Island Railroad
trail Reformed Dutch Church. against the proposed open
ing Of Montsgu Park; and from Nicholas R. Van Brunt
against the confirmation for the grading and paving Of
Bills were presented from John T. Diossy, $40. for
maps of Williamsburgh; from Edward Dougherty $685.
for cleaning streets John s. Jones' for work done
10 sewer in Hillary street from Joan Noon STA 49, for
umbe. for ditto from Phillip Riley $As. for cleaning
county clerk for recording city papers from Samuel
sms from wjiiian French 50 IS sng public
cistern from William N. Glenn, $40 H. for sundries
to nIs M Sna from
Among several reports sent in, (up to the time of our
leavng) was one from the Chief Engineer, Tor the
month Of December one from the Commissioner Of the
sinking Fund and also, the following An ordinance
appointing to apporon the expense for pub
from the counsellor Of the Board the application Of
Fisher Howe, George Depeyster, and Tuns g. Bergen,
s q om the
relative to payments made by MN on account OF inc
City Hall.
ODonnel contract 10 grade and pave Pacific street,
from Hicks street to the East river In favor Of appoint
William T. Smith, John Hoothoof, Isaac Yerks, Alexan
der Dugan, William Deal William Armstrong, George
stiiwsll, Jacob Durysa. Thom,. Wright TsoM ;,s
Charles McChesney, Richard Bradley, James Murphy,
John Yerks and William Lyons, members Of the fire de.
stwssn ssa ADAM: q
tagging side walks the westerly side OF Main street,
from Water to Plymouth streets in favor Of requiring
the Chief Engineer furnish report of the names Of
the regularly constituted members attached to Hook and
Ladder Companies Nos and in favor Of direc the
Board, q more economical mode OF managing the city
funds favor of directing the treasurer to ascertain
funds with advantage to tax payers and the sovereign
people generally; in favor Of requiring special Com
matters in dispute, connected with msmbers Of Engine
Company No. 7 in favor Of accepting the lamps and
lamp posts erected by David Kimberly and others in Col
lege Place and in favor of requng the owners Of the
lots of ground the easter.y side of Monroe
Place. to fence in the same forthwith with good and
John Lord was appointed city Waterman in place Of
Samuel Felt, resigned and another individual whose
could not distinctly hear, was appointed a
chance Waterman, vice Mr.. Lord, promoted.
A number of resolutions were passed. empowering
st for pubic
ments and further revolutions were adopted making it
imperavsy incumbent upon the City Inspectors to re
several highly reputable househodsrs have heretofore
vainly and uselessly, made bitter complaints Other
business Of some Importance, was transacted which We
may hereafter notice.
SMALL PoI.-we were informed Il st evening by Mr..
Council, he had been called upon to investigate case
Of sudden DEATH supposed to be caused by small at
the foot Of Cranberry street and moreover that other
Of equally fatal character from an alleged sim
lar disease, had taken place in Jackson street.
MORE VANpALIsM BRookLYN-The front window
Of the chapel connected with the Church of the Holy
Trinity" in Clinton street, was, onthe night Of Friday
last broken to pieces by some Nandal vagabonds and
figure Of Saviour in the act of blessing little chill
Council last evening motion of Alderman Bokee the
Mayor authorized to offer reward of two hundred
and fifty dollars for the detection Of the unprincpled
and sacreligious scoundrels.
MArRIMorr AND ALLEGED srDtcrror-At the police
Office before Justice Church, the young female whose
Herald with the consent Of the girls parents,
ried and made one," to the man who had led her
judicate 10 charge Of 6sstardy made against man
named William Browns BY the superintendent: Of the
The defendant solsmnly denies the " son impeach-
ment," and will probably give bail to answer the
plant at the next Court Of General Session.
DEATH OF Ex -JusrinE Lorr-Information was receiv-
ed last night in Brooklyn that Mr. John Lott formerly
of the Municipal Justices Of city, and connected
with eminsntly distinguished families on Long Isand)
had died suddenly at his residence in New York. The
melancholy tidings immediately forwarded to some
of the relatives of the deceased at Albany who
there prominently engaged in ocis and legislative du
ties.
TIE NAVY YARp.-Great excitement created at
the Navy Yard yesterday in consequence of orders hav
ing been received from Washington under the sign
nual Of the Hon George Bancroft dismissing from the
United States service several respectable and much
spected individuals including Sailing Master Robert
Nichols, Moses H Nichols second clerk in the Naval
Constructors Department and others holding equally
high and lucrative stations On this matter, speak
"by the book" having seen the official documents.
The dead body of man was discovered yesterday,
floating in the dock the Brooklyn side Of the river
supposed to be the body OF Mr.. Thomas Mills Of Thomp
kins county New York, who has been missing since the
18th Of December he dressed In grey coat,
with large buttons blue pants no boots or hat on If
this should be the body Of Mr. Mills he had his per-
S400 whom he left his lodgidg house. No - Ro
bnson street Apply 10 the Coroner Of Brooklyn 10
view the body.
Common Council.
Bo.RD or ALDERMEr:-A regular meeting Of this
Board held last evening. the President (Ald CHAR
LIcK) in the Chair. quorum being present. the min