The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

Essex market Referred.
Fall River Fir,men- communication was received
from the members of the Fall River Fire Engine Com
pany, No g. returning thanks for the attention shown
them while on their visit to this city Ordered on ME
reported In favor of regulating 3lst 32d 3d. s4th 35th
S7h 3Sth 3sth 39th and 40th streets between Madi-
and 9Th Avenues according to the amended grade,
and setting curb and gutter stones therein Adopted
More Russ Pausment.-Report and resolution In IA
from the south side of Wall st. to the north side Of Full
ton st with square blocks of granite corresponding
with those down in Broadway opposite the New YORK
House, TIes,Ggh.Rsport in favor Of granting per.
line Of eegraphic wire the tops Of houses along
the west side Of the city provided consent
owners or thereof be first obtained Adopted
Deaf and Dumb Institution: = The committee to
or Trustees Of the Deaf and Dumb institution
ent to the institution, presented two reports. AL
derman Lawrence presented the majority report, ad
report. After debate for and against granting
the prayer of the petitioners the reports were on
opinion Of the counsel Of the Corporation the
Fifth .4peuue Mansions. The Committee on Laws
the legislature to psss authorize Of pro-
perty in the 9th Avenue to put suitable enclosures 100
feet wide in front of their lots Laid on the table
East River Piers -Sundry petitions having been pre-
sented for extension OF In the East River report
was made in favor of employing surveyor to examine
Houston Street.-The Committee Streets reported
low Place. Laid on the table.
Twenty seurnth Sreet-Eeport in favor of grading
and paving 27th street. between the 9Th and 9TH ave-
Breaking up Pavement-Ald. Kelly offered resolu-
ton in favor of amending the city ordinance SO that
purpose of building sewer or drain that the Street
Commissioner shall cause the street or carriage way
repair, and the Of property interested
therein for the same: Referred
DISQUALIFICATION in favor of causing the Bowery,
tWapD (frau md ba r4-
paved Adopted.
Fourteenth Street-Resolution in favor Of lighting
l4th street with gas, between 6th and 10th
Adopted.
Eighth STANDARDIZATION in favor of causing East
Eighteenth street to the direction
Of the Street Commissioner. Adopted.
Fifth .apenue RESOLUTIONS in favor Of lighting the 9Th
Avenue with gas between 18th and 18th streets Adopt
Seoer in William street-Report in favor Of building
a sewer in William street, between Fulton and John
streets. Laid on the table
Centre Market.-Resolutions in favor of causing Gen.
tire Market to be painted at an expense not exceed
.4ppropriatons communication received, stat
ing that additional appropriations would be necessary
for the balance OF the fiscal year. Referred
Pictory in Menico.-Report in favor of paying Gen.
Storms $4I2 ammunition furnished the military in
celebrating the victory achieved by American
the city of Mexico.
Seoer in 22d street.-Report in favor of building
sewer in 22d street. from the sth Avenue thence to
nect with the 23d street Laid on the table
French Line of Steamers.-A communication was
ceived from the Mayor containing translated copy Of
directors FrenCn
of transatlantic ships rendering their thanks for
the courteses extended to the commander and officers
Of the steamship Union on her first voyage to this port
and Offering pressieg invitation to the Mayor and men,
beers of the Common Council to visit France in any Of
their line of steamships Ordered to be printed and
Major W. H. Pophom.--Anoth communication
read from the Mayor formally nnouncng the death of
the President Of the Society the Cincinnati and the
oldest surviving commissc ned officer who fought
in the revolutionary war, and suggesting that
they might seem ft Resolutions were accordingly
offered in favor of transmitting to the friends and family
playing the city flags at half mast tomorrow from sun
rise to sunset, in respect to his memory. Adopted
portance adopted In the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
the Board adjourned until Monday evening next
Police Intelligence.
Arrest of the Supposed Express Ro6ber.-Ofcers A.
NJ c. Smith, of the lower police and Daily and Crume,
Boston boat, man by the name Of Frederick Osken-
hansen warrant issued by Justice Drinker wherein
ST. 800 in specie from Adams Express car on Wednss
day morning last the 22d inst 1t appears from
tns e at The aepo
in Boston, just the train was leaving, that one
of the keys, fitting the Express car, was missing.
However, this did not create much suspicion supposng
it to have been misaid. The accused seen to be
around the depot at that tme he likewise engaged
the company consequently he was well informed of ali
the and Of the messengers and superin
tendents Previous to this night, accused
dismissed by the company suspicion Of being dishon
This, however, had been done without the know
ledge Of the superintendent The accused was present
and had full knowledge of where eleven bags Of specie
containing $4,000 were placed: Upon arriving
at Aliens Point Mr.. Goold opened the and
upon arriving at New York. he discovered the door of
the car unlocked and the bag containing $1,000 gone.
The accused came on to New tork that night and has
his for Boston with his wife and child, when he
taken into custody by the above officers sucion
nharu Insftr nrtn korN nnff In
for a further hearing
Surrendered by his BaiL-Ofhcer A. M. C. Smith, of
the police arrested yesterday by the name
of L. Gleason, Jr fugitive from Boston, he having
been by his bondsmen Mr. James Arnold OF
kept by w. J. Henderson Co., from which place he
escorted board the Eastern boat at o'clock and
forwarded on to Boston.
Charge of False Pretences-Ofacers Norris and
Bloom two Of the Chiefs aids arrested yesterday man
by the name Of sias p. Aimes, a bench warrant
March last 10000 segars valued at $ll0, from David
Carraho residing at No 20hs Stanton street by false
and fraudulent representations ms man was a. rested
on charge in July last and published in the
Herald at the time and the dismissed by Justice
Drinker since which time the compliments have been
before the Grand Jury and procured an indictment
Ames held to bail in the sum Of $500 to answer the
charge.
Bear in yesterdays Herald charge of larceny, made
by E. NJ Freeman of New Jersey. The case 1t appears
taken before Justice Ketchum and after thorough
investigation the charge proved to be unfounded,
which resulted in the honorable discharge OF Mr. Bear
from custody
Burglary in Jersey-Some burglars entered the dwell
ing house Of Mr. Lockwood, at Newark New Jersey dur
ing Sunday night, and carried of quantity OF silver
ware together with several articles OF wearing apparel
such embroidered crapes avis &c The rascals
tracked towards New York So policemen be on the q
pipe.
Charge of Grand Larceny.-Oficer A. M. c. Smith,
of the Lower Police office, arrested last night, a
man called Louisa Roach alias Frenchy, a charge
of snatching $50 from the possession Of Frenchmsn
by the name of Louis Jaques while passing out Of Ben
street Justice Drinker locked her for further
hearing.
arrest Of Dropper.-Oficers Wood and Van Court,
Of the Third Ward arrested, yesterday morning old
pocket book dropper called Bill Smith, a charge of
coming the drop green lrishnan, by the name of
James Karty, from whom he obtained soveregns and
in exchange the Irishman got book filed with worth
less Globe bank bills The accused was detained In
der to recover the money for the poor rishman.