The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09


A MEDLEY DnH.-In addition 10 the gentlemen men
tloaed candidates for the once Of municipal justice,
Udall and James l. Campbell were placed before the
general committee Of the city for their considerations
and approval as m and persons to be rscommsnd-
cd 70 the appointing power at Albany We also learn
that several numbers Of the committee. who refused as
their regular session to recognize the claims OF Rodney
Church, Esq Zone Of the present masistrate) have
since yielded to him their allie glance aud promised him
their countenance and support; but II extremely
subject have any weight with the Executive compared
with the influence Of other citizens who feel deep int
rest in the welfare Of Brooklyn and whose petitions
may exercise with Governor Wright. and large ma
Jorty OF the Senate power which mere politicians at
made during the past week. by Of the contractors
In the employ Of the city (among them Messrs Owen
msnv osd' of tone ~ h una.
ously taken away from Fort Green. Fulton Avenue and
other places WHICH they are regulating and grading.
quantity Of manure and II s not improba.
BILE tn It these Wholesale dsprsdstors WILL some time
GERS and sstratss Baptist Church. in Nassau ST.
broken into on Friday night by burglars and robbed
that the sisss pendants Of the chandesrs were ZEN
Stephen H. Mic hols, son Of H. Nichols late of the
United States navy, has been absent from his homo
since Monday last As il known that he had con-
siderable money with him that day. 1t 10 feared some
accident has beialen him Any information relative to
him would be gratefully received by his sicted
family Nichols is nineteen years Of age and Dung
man of handsome and genee address and abilitiss.-
Alexander Lyi gs,on one Of the prisoners confined at
morning OF parslytc stroke. at the age OF fy-seven
years Livingston had formerly occupied respectable
sphere in society but had fallen thererom by insemper
Washington from Frsnt street to the river, has
lately been raised graded and paved aording in
Gre sed conveniences for business in that seconThs
Mausoleum in Jackson street. lin the neghborhood of
which, by the bye vast improvements progressively
which said to contain the bones of eleven thousand i've
hundred Revolutionary patriots lately defaced by
ruthless vandals, whose object must have been
mere wanton mischief Strong efforts are being made
Cemetery. and to have erected them appro
pirate monument-We were informed last evening. that
long rom sud relation to
sudden and mysterious Disappearance there was con-
siderable excitement returned home on Friday night
last from Philadelphia whittier he went flor purposes
best known to himselD without apprising any Of his
friends II is stated that Mr. Barnard, whose dog was
Sspsiys few days ego, i kept the a.imsi to
protect his premises. in conse quence Of his be.
sites Of the city.-A few evenings ago, Mr.. Richard
Marten, Of New York. on his way home from
into his custody colored man. whom he found in Fnl
ton street. Alderman Campbelps hat store with
that the negro had dishonest improper motive in
gong to the place where Mr. Martin discovered him,
ne va. sr from Ms %
acter.-The ourts Of Common Pleas and General ses
full Of business The Common Council will meet to-
mig ht and some important questions will be discussed
matters deeply affecting the public weal-At the
Friday night last previously mentioned IN this pa
PERI disgracefu disturbance occurred-t is said, be-
tween engine companies Nos and T. The Dire depart.
ment committee of the Common Council will. no doubt
institute the necessary enquiries to ascertain who were
really in fault the occasiont 10 generally believed
that ere many months eapse two new ferries will be
opened from Brooklyn to New York; one from the foot
Of Bridge street. and the other FROM the vicinity of the
Atlantic Docks to the Battery evening the
association Of gentlemen, constituting the self
committee who have in charge the future dsstinies Of
Long Island land who desire to make State, and the
Hill II will, no doubt be very funny affair.
"CHAlss AND sLAvERY.n-On Saturday night at q late
hour, officer Reynolds met femsle near the South
ferry, upon whose legs cankng and heavy chains
Although otherwise neatly atred, and good looking
wthal he believed that she was escaped feon from
prison. and he forthwith arrested her. and took her to
the cells. There she told tale Of wo, which would
harrow up the hardest heart She stated that she was
the wife Of John Hayes carpenter residing In Kessy
buildings that she he mother Of twelve children,
(sx Of whom living with her y that for number of
her husband had been in the habit Of her,
which led her to drink to excess and that In conse-
quence Of this incorporate indulgence, he who had
pledged TO her his affection and troth had for three
weeks past chained her to the floor Of her bed room.
She further stated that of her little commise
rating her situation, had aided her to escape from this
bondage and that she would rather go even to q
ISOLATE and unhappy home lHer Of singu
lar and startling character that the officer did not at
give credence to but he equently discover
ed that pnrtis sf a. least (so far the claiming
the husband will be brought TO the Police Office and
there be made to explain, iii possble the Of this
barbarous and tyrannicsl trea ment