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

Mr. Misils moved to lay the whole subject on the
table.
The ayes and noes were ordered.
ayes. 10
motion to fiji up the blank in the resolution $50 tina,
committee OF ID be appointed,) was lost.
ayes. ....... .s.. 10
notion to iii the blank in the resolution by inserting
36-was lost.
A motion on filing the blank with Is was offered by
The ayes and noes were called for and resulted
eyes. ..... ......'...............ia
Noes. ...s. .......... ........l9
Aldermen H.ssRoucx moved to adjourn. The ayes
and nays we're ordered
Ayes. =. ..... ........... ......n
motion to fiji the blank in the resolution with wa.
made by some member
The ayes and noes were ordered
ayes. .'....... ......... 80. .......H
motion 10 adjourn was made by Mr. Benedict Tho
ayes and noes were ordered
Ayes. ......... .............7
Mr. BEsroior here moved that tho COMMITTEES on tho
City Charter meet every evening at o'clock Carried
ayes. 1904 ....... 49, ~
Aresoluon proposing that nine be appointed and the
amendment in relation to meeting at o'clock each day,
was heret hered. The ayes and noes were ordered
Ayes. 10
A notion to rec consider was here made. Lost
Ayes ........... IL
The Convention adjourned having done no business
the whole time being occupied principally in taking the
yeas and nays on the points above referred
GxEAr SPEED The elegant and fast steamer Me.
ss probably maze the between the
two places record She left the pier at the foot Of
Warren half pas, six o'clock A. NJ and arrived
in Albany at fifteen minutes past three. P. NJ. making
eight hours fortyfv minutes including her detention
fifteen landings Her actual running time assured
the Unprecedented brief period of seven hours and
ten minutes only This favori'e steamer is commanded
by Captain Phillip Smith, who with his genemsnlv off,
GERS every effort to render her worthy the conf
dence and patronage of the travelling community.
FIRST TRooP New foRK CADET LAycERs-This
splendid company had target excursion last week. and
dned together at Dodgers Triton Mansion House in the
evening They had several distinguished guests invited
for the occasion, and spent delightful evening
We regret that press Of matter upon our columns obiges
gether with the List OF toass that were delivered the
occasion of the dinner The first troop of the New York
disciplined under the principal officer of the company
the gentlemanly Captain HASroAr, whose sssduous at
enon TO his huess and his the occasion referred
TO, elected the marked appreciation Of all present
MLIrARrWe omitted to state that the Italian Guard
Captain Avazana returned on Monday afternoon from
quarters by the scottish Guard Captain Castle, attended
by Dodsworths and Dngles splendid bands 1t argues
much in the favor Of our military volunteer corps when
the Thermometer ranging 90.
CHILD wrrH Two HEAps-we learn that an extraor.
~ the % %
It is very remarkable affair and will attract the great.
est attention from the curious and scientific
We attributed to Alderman Purser, Of the 4th ward
motion to lay the communication from the Comptroller
in relation to the Corporation Attorney in the proceed
ipgs Of the Common Council Of Monday, the table.
II should have been Alderman Gilbert, OF the LIST Ward
who sits in the immediate vicinity of Alderman Purser
The must DO attributed to the confusion that pre-
vailed at the time and the extreme difficulty of hearing
at the reporters table.
COUNTY CoURr-This Court met yesterday pursuant
to adjournment and adjourned to o'clock this after
noon.
ing
CHARGE OF sHoorIyo-Henry w. webb mate of the
bark Eugenio held to bail yesterday charge Of
firing loaded gun at william Moore, the steward
BoLp RoBBERY AT RocKAwAv.-A gang Of desperate
burglars made an onslaught last night At the Pavilion
and some of the adjacent cottages They entered the
window Of one of the apartments occupied by
MIR Henry Grnnells family, Of this city, and st about
the time entered the cottage near by occupied by
Mr. Fisk the President of the Railroad company Atthe
latter place they went through the house. taking two
watches and other things from the rooms where the
family asleep, and small amounts of money from the
and to S At s
among the inmates of the Pavilion and that the villains
were sdroit fellows from New York, MIR Cranson, the
proprietor of the house, took fleet horse for jamaica
where he was Immediately furnished with a locomotive
snd on reaching Brookly doubtless much in advance of
the burglars the police of both New York and Brookly
put the alert and officers were stationed at the
several ferries without delay.
Since the above was written we learn that the per.
cons who committed the burglary at Rockawsy at the
house OF Mr. Fisk were arrested two Of them before
-clock in the morning. on their way to New York,
near the race course The locomotive which went in
advance o them left men at certain points the road,
in ambush. and three arrested two of whom
secured after hard fight and the third escaped But
it ssupposed that he will be taken to-day. The watches
and other stolen property found upon thcm and
they were Immediately taken to the Queens county
Gi where the grand jury Ia in session. They will pro-
taby be- tried to-day and sentenced tomorrow Mr..
Fisk has recovered most of his property. and by his
prom action has secured two Of the bodest villains In
the State
CoRosERS OrrIcr, Sept Sound Drovned-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday at No. 3os West vt
age whom il appears accidentally fell of the dock
into the North River foot Of Amos street, and was drown
ed Verdict accordingly.
Death Jv HAT Tho Coroner held an inquest yester-
day at No Stone street tho body Of Mary Conway,
native Of Ireland, as years Of eye. who came to her
death by the effects of the heat of the weather Verdict
accordingly
4notheIThe Coroner likewise held an inquest at No
100 street. the body Rose Gegan. born in Ire
lend 40 years age who to her death by conges.
Of the BRAIN arising from exposure 10 heat Verdict
accordingly
A FATAr. FIeHr.--Jchn G. Deminds living in
this county nes- the Yazoo and one Of the oldest
citizens Of the county killed the night Of sunday
las, by John Fore. who livoa in the
On sunday night thoy met in public road when, &C
coftny % Fores statement DemiDds drew pistol and
fret ut Fore but missed Fore then shot and killed him
Fore Immediately rode to the nearest house. stated the
circumstances surrendered himself and requested that
Deminds should DO examined. Deminds found
armed bat with one pistol empty.TioksSurg Sentinel
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