The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-17

whole SEASON and the dust was blowing ali about
deiing the work done, above and below It, almost use
less The corporation ought0 take this matter in hand
and keep oil the streets we'll watered not only to keep
down the DUST but a. means OF keeping tho Guy cooi
and healthy.
Nrw oMu.usrs We notice that tho proprietors Of
one Of the omnibus lines. il putting several new
omnibuses on Broadway. We have no oc1ecuon 20 INC
omneS.s. being but We DO think ss
clatter Of their wheels needs no addition.
sALMoS-The first salmon Of the season were served
up yesterday At the A:or and other Sns @
era in the year with every true gormand
sroLEr.-The house Of Mrs Tyler No. 70 Jane street,
entered lew nights since, and several articles o.
ding, and about hky books.
Brooklyn city News.
the ExcrEMErr.-Tne excitement in eur sister city,
In rgsrd to the riot which took place "wednesday at
man, who were employed to replace them. has consi
dsrably abasd although II appears that no measures
have yet been taken by the public authorities to bring
the rioters to Justice the names Of the
ringleaders are known. meeting was called on Wed.
nesday evening at which the Mayor, the Mayor elect
trict Attorney attended but nothing definite was done;
the parties undsrtand, not being aole 70 agree
rather an odd way Of preserving The p.scs We know
rest ii. rioters send up Bill. Of Indictment to the
grand jury, and il they are found, to return them
70 the Court Of Sessions have the parties tried, and II
convicted. punished according to law. These We pre-
full magisrscy or ought to take. Tho public func
onsries Of Brooklyn have nothing to do with the dim
cultes between the contractors and their worEmen
their duty simply that the law 10 upheld the
lives Of the citizens protected and the peace OF the city
yn on W.dns:day evening that in The course Of the
daya German had been into the dock at the south
Ferry and nearly smothered before he could be got
was no truth in the report least NO one in the neigh
borhood Of tho ferry had heard Of the outrage; We
consider It was only got up for effect
rsA Aorop nj
had been working In slaughter houss In Gold street on
Wednesday took on his coat and vest and hung them
George Crib went in and stole pocket book contanins
$50. which was in Stacks coat pocket, and made on
h .s s so osn:T he Ia
told Stack what had happened and the latter pursued
Glib. caught him. and ioahd the pocket book with him
He then delivered him to police ocer, and the
fellow was fully committed yesterday morning to take
his trial. .
hstsnding the riots and rumors
OF war. Brooklyns going ahead. New buildings. and
Of than very handsome structures are beng put
streets in the ns,ehborhood Of Myrtle Avenue being
fast covered in In Ray mond street. there range OF
story brick buildings going .R partly intended ten o, =
people who are to be employed. In wllioushoy
street, they are also putting up a,n very hand a.
Columbia street, which 10 nearly the centre Of the
city We observed very elegant row Of brick house,
ci.sn Of New York il: a. his own expense erecting
an Episcopal church, which promises when nnshed to
be very handsome structure, and an ornament to the
part Of the city in which 10 located II 10 built Of brown
y much sR' Il. sam. that Of Trinity Church il this
and from appearances we Judge it will be completed,
and reay for divine service BY the latter end OF July
in the neishborhood Of Fulton ferry some frs proof
stores in course OF erection
Krsos County, CONVENTION NoxIrArIors.-T fol
lowing are the rspre'snsti,n to the state Convention
Whis-Abraham Crst. and General Jeremiah Johnson
Dsssoeratie-Henry G. Murphy and Tuni' O. Bsrgsn1
Board Of Supervisors.
This Board met last evening, Alderman VAr Tirs In
some few petitions. asking for correction Of tax were
Rtporh-wers received. in favor Of authorizing the
hitting up Of schools in the . h ward
Adverse to the applications Of A. B. Allen, James
Csrpe nter, Giovanni Fersri, Ben. Waterbury. John
Fate F. HORNS John Higbana, Otis O. Carbett Thomas
Thompson, John Foley, W. Burgess, asking to be re-
Also adverse 10 the application OF Christian waze
pake, James Stone. J. NJ Lsbstt, James Bolen, and
.. s%nS tax on
lots occupied BY the Hammond street Piesbytersn
church.
Also in favor Of remittirg tax Of Amos Bslden David
H. Gould @ w. Snow, Richard Bigslow, and tax on
lot No 97o West 18Th street.
.Jushes Drink~r.-Alderman CNARLIcE read COM
munication from John McKson. Esq district storneyin
relation to certain charges against Justice prnker
relation thereto be laid before the nt judge Of the
County, WIN iequest c .ns. 'mmsa p - ss.
70 convene inc IouI 1 x0a n;hr =; ILL.,. ss ssd
ne cn1!ss ss @ sso sea;r. - .crnsc,;cn -tS
Diormy IN LONE pIocsecns connsIVn wv ~
amount Of verdict had against the county.
Alderman CHAaLIcx considered that justice demand
ed speedy action in the premises. 49,
The RscosDsa protested against the boaro csinn8
upon the Court OF common reas 70 convene the Couh
~ Court The Board. he commended. had no authority
to make such call This Board ought to Dc % silent
the grave, until the before the Bo ard -
Judges OF the County Court
Alderman ChAsLcx considsr req tnet lusuce oemsnoso
that the case ought speedily % orouSnt Toward;