New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
CITY ITENs.


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CRoToS WATrR-The Report Of the Presiden;
Of the C-otou Wsisr sard hss jus, sppesred Durin.
the Summer and FaH upward Of four miles Of PIPE wss
aid in the srseis from Eleventh 10 Thirty second IL
inclusive and the Avenres cas-, Ct the Third. From
Msy to Feb. tie receipts Of the Department were
sl776 g. beirs $4,000 than The receipts Of the
corresponding time in is45-6. During the same time
the expenditures were sf3sCi =.
J; is probable that the tax this amount which j.
now y cents on the 500 viii be sH farther reduced
the coming year. and in few yesrs. with iudicious
management the income from the wsier will the
interes, on the cost OF the scueduct
The complaint Of former reports as to the constant II
olstons Of law in opening and nuring rehydran,s in
the outer Ward. especially, is urged The OF
repairing the free and FIRE hydrsnts accidentally or &c
.ignedy injured stated most serious item in tie
expenses Complaint Is also made Of TIE waste Of the
water in the Summer which tss teen great al times
as to make impossale to keep mp sufficient supply Of
water Tor connections msde with public sewer. by
private drains the receipts have been SSH 0 all the
expenses for clearing $500 -.
According TO the Report there but thirty miles Of
sewers in the whole city. This deficiency Mr. Coffin
shows TO he fearful cause Of unheahiness. This sub
ee; he justly and emPhsucaLy presses upon tie aien-
ton Of the Board.
: II woman who refused to give her name
wss arrested By officer Myers yesterday evening. on
what ground it would be difficult to say she was
wholly unknown aud the charges made were false pre-
fences !" but in what manner end on whom the pre-
tsuces' were pra-iicel were equally uncertain. She
however ottainel Judgement in the Tonbs for self.
assuming that she distressed and injured hero
inc. She siraehtway commenced voluble assault
upon Justice Romer insulting the Court and 'landerng
the law which knew be;ir the end aud aim OF jas
tee than make groundless on an innoceni and
decent woman end locked up for contempt Of
Court
~ During the prevalence Of the gale yester.
day afternoon the gable end OF the Eagle DisieFy in
Perrys, which had been improperly lett standing after
the main part OF the building bad been taken down BY
workmen fell across the street damaging the opposite
houses and made the escspe Of the passersby little less
than proyidenis.
II a German woman named Johan fniz con
GLIDING on Tuesday evening to make nigh, Of it, got
drunk danced for an hour two snd died soon after
She did make a night Of tone that knew no morning
So much for Rum.
IL The stores No 90 Greenwichsvenue. and
corner OF Ninth st. and Third avenue found open
BY the Watln ldei night latter Oo"'e'i'
bic sum of money lying loose in the TIL
~ An alarm Of fire was occasioned last even
ing about halfpast O'Clock, by the boiling over OF
kettle of varnsb in the house q Noriokst which ser
ousy injured Patrick AID Louisa Icy. The hre was
subdued.
~ A BURGLARY was committed on the store OF
woram & Hsuehtwout, SCI Broadway, on Tuesday
night by cutting on, panel OF the door and stealing
silver ware to tie amount Of 5000. No srrest
- \ young married woman named Mary
Wall Of No 10 Depeysters st committed suicide yeser
day by taking poison. Melancholy from remorse OF
conscience supposed to be the cause
- John Pier and Charles Brown were araign-
ed on charge OF stealing s2 from Thomas Johnson on
the Points
- \ fire broke out at II O'Clock last night at
the corner Of Twenty fifth snd Eighth Avenue which
destroyed the interior Of two small dwelling houses.
4z.-.
EYoLAND AND FRAscE.-The London cores
pondent OF the journal of Commerce speaks in the
following terms Of the critical state OF the relations
between these two Governments
We are al waiting with soicitude FOR the open
Ing Of the French Chambers. Upess am greatly mis-
taken there viii be exciting scenes enacted 10 the
Chamber of Deputies during the session which is about
10 commence The Spanish marrisge, as well as mum
Der of other and smaller questions concurng, am
10 b. bring about slate OF mind IN boin
England and France which will render war at the
death of Louis Philippe result o. some very 'fl'Al
Il i deplorable but nevertheless tue. For myself
consider the between France snd England Ia be Al
most inevitable Indeed think that almost al Europe
will be involved Ia before great many years pass
away II will be a war for freedom for constitutional
liberty for the possession the part 81 tho people oi
their proper share the Government who feel that they
have been long enough the slaves Of the privileged ley"
Rlt this subject Il my intention 10 enter iarther
on the present occasion.
AZ another time may give you my reasons 10 tneaso
for the opinion have Just expressed. viii only now
add tina, Louis Philippe IL every year opening the eyes
OF the world 20 his true character which Il compound
OF cunning ambition ssllshness and talent Tor admin
istration. such few men have ever POssessed but
the end will come Cunning il not wisdom.
OSE MoRE-Rim Fallen convicted Of the muir
der Of Creek Indian though adopted citizen OF This
Nation by Special Court recently held in skin bsy1u
District was sentfnccd 10 be hung on Monday asst
Having heard nothn- 20 the contrary We suppose tha
he was executed In the iguOmini0us end OF THIS IN
fortunate man We have another glowing demonsrauon
OF the evil OF drunkenness How long alas no" long
must we endure the acute modification OF announcing
such sad events lCherozee Adv lfth ui-
PENNSYLVANIA STATE TRgAsCRER.-lhe Read
ing journal states that Judge Banks has et ID A place
for Harrisburg enter upon tho duties OF his Office
General Noiltes.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
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