New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07

. RoSD CT A Coon NkNE.-An effort mas been
made as Mr. Crous stated last night night 10 change
IN. name Of second st two miles long To That Of
Rors a. which,. much shorter This wss In opposition
. b ,,s,sa IN the wishes Of ghihs OF 10" people
# secopSst There was spirited debate in The Board
n Alarrnep last night on the subject-bui u 10 proos
\ tla tia, Boud,t will not be extended. Mr. Pur'er
moved that Il be called Second SIS the City plan oree"
r. The Erie Railroad last week conveyed 70
Ibis CITY 2ei 40 quarts Of MIX Bring on and let the
product Of the disuery BE- bsnshed and along win y
/ thu diseases Of which I; Is the Cause.
FlREs-On Saturday night FIRE broke out be
tween and O'Clock in OF stores back OF 81 81
and Al Jsy.st owned by Mr. Briggs and occupied ~
Me..r. Lynch ard Dewitt for the of bsled hay
Men were at work getting in bales I'LL about an hour be-
fore the ire broke and loose bay was stre~ed
sbou, the sidewalk and passage way and under the gate
which led TO the resr The IRE Is supposed TO have
been occssousd By crackers. The rear Of Mr. Bsdwel
ing house was injured The loss OF Messrs L. D vii
probably BE- $4,000 of 5000 Partly insured.
About half pas, l o'clock on Sunday morning flames
were discovered 10 stable Of % Troyst The
stable together with adjoining building also the car
penters shop Of samuel Kipp were destroyed vaaa'
bic horse persisted in the flames. The buildings were
owned By Mr.. James Lozier.
slight IRE occurred on sunday nigh, 10 the rear Of
Is Orangest also 10 the rear Of 50 Roosevet caused
By FIRE crackers.
building in the rear of 81 Ludlow st occupied by
Henry Bsbbe,i private dwelling was slightly dam
aged BY are abou,9 o'clock Tuesday morning
The premises AS Diyi.ou-st occupied by Sam'l WI.
sinke was slightly damaged by are about o'clock on
Monday afternoon.
Building pos Divi.ion-st occupied by Mr. swsrts as
fancy store and premises e Hesert also discov'
cred to be on FIRE sbou, o'clock on Monday evening"
The roof Of house 46 Trinity place was destroyed by
fire about o'clock on Monday.
The house in the rear OF Ia Lewis caught FIRE about
. o'clock on Monday afternoon The danes were ex-
,ingushed before much damage had been done to the
building.
building a, the corning OF Elizabeth aud Wskersis.
was slightly damaged by fire on Monday morning as
was also building in the Of 240 Mulberryst In the
afternoon.
About noon on Monday IRE broke on, in the premises
27s seventeenthst between the Ninth and Tenth ave
nues occupied as bakery by Robert Haley aud part
OF the root burn, OF before the danes were eNtin'
gulshed
Premises SO randst corner Of Thompson, 81 Firstst
and 100 West Broadway, also slightly damaged BY
FIRE on Monday.
WATER COMMISSIONERS REPoRr.-Messrs Ste
phen Allen, W. w Fox, T T Woodruff c. Dusenbeuy
and saul Alley, Water COMMISSIONER sent 10 the
Board OF Aldermen last shr their half yearly report
dated let inst They have expended since January
last to pay the contractors $50 sl935Oon Throwing
protection walls s3O57-other repairs 6ss-saaries of
Engineers SC s5327-for damage by aood of lsil 81.
l99-o,her damage S65O-lsw s53l. 10 all, ss,69s329
have been expended on the work
The Acqueduct and Dam have been carefully inspect.
ed recently and found to be in good order Certsn
tracts will be enforced or declared forfeited Eleven Of
the arches OF the High Bridge completed and the
other in fair progressits length IL iI5 feet
The contractors promise to complete the mason work
this season and the Commissioners hope 10 lay down
the water pipes next November.
Peter HASTE has been appointed the engineer to su
pern,eud the LIST and ID divisions of the Aqueduct
Sign BoARDs-It is incaculabe how much in.
convenience only strangers and citizens subject
ed TO for OF sign boards the almost innumera.
be corners Of our streets On motion of Aid Kelly the
Board of Aldermen have ordered hls gres, defect to be-
remedied throughout the City forthwith.
FOURTH WARD ELEcrIoN.-This contest is at an
end Alderman Par.er retains his seat The grounds Of
the decision will bs given =, length hereafter.
LARGE ARRIVALS OF Observation-Disclosures
on the Hudson having been suspended on Monday the
arrivals yesterday were srger than usual They were
Hour 30 s2i bills meal SCI bbls wheat 40 s72 bushels
corn 80 7Ol bushels barley 495 bushels, and rye 400
bushels
CASE OF WILLIAM NJ. FRazIER--In our Police
report Of last Friday noticed the arrest of william
\ Oh.
way on charge Of obtaining money from Eleszer
jerks under false pretences An examination had
yesterday when Frazier fully acquitted not nge
portion of the charge being made out against him
were assured by his counsel Francis Earle, Esq The
statement Of our reporter are informed. an
er parte one being taken from the affidavit Of the
planning party which above stated sustained
In any respect Had supposed that IL taken from
that source should assur4dy no, have published IT,
PHRESoLoGY-The following invitation from
some Of the influential citizens of Bangor Me. has
recently been presented to aud accepted by Mr. Fowler
who Is one Of the accurate denes,orso character
| now living. BANGOR. Me. June 90 lsi7.
MrL n FowbER-Str. The undersigned citizens Of
Bangor cordially inyne you - deliver 30 them course
of lectures on tho science orhrenology. You will lind
here many ardent friends of Phrenology and nne field
omen for spreading doctrines which you have long
and % ably advocated and by doing which you have
compished so much good 10 the BY bringing prom
nen,iy before the mind the Physiological laws OF our
being and unfolding the only correct system for securing
a right education.
DAVID WORCESTER, J. 4 sAYwARD, NJ d.
J. JOSIAH DEAN NJ d. THOMAS c. BAKEs, NJ. D.
WIN GALLUP. NJ. ID. II. HALL, d.
D CHARLES SMELL u. d. JoHS l.. GODFREY Esq
G. r. SARGENT. NJ. ID. BARETr. NJ. ID.
HoR,rfo n PAGE NJ D. ALBERT w PAINE. Esq.
s.NL ID CLAaK NJ D. W. H. JEwErT. NJ ID.
: n STRAW NJ d. CHARLES HAYWARD,
/ = LtTrIEFIRLp NJ ID. TIMOrHY h M0RsE
The UsIoS--The Courier des Etats inns says
that the sailing this had been postponed to the
10Th ut This accounts for her non.arriyal hitherto.
" A superior bill Of attraction is offered at the
American Museum today. a. glance ST the advertise.
ment will show Performance a, q and "a oclock.
Board or Aldermen.
SPECIAL MEETING. TUEsDAr July g. lsi7.
PetHiOHs.A number Of petitions were present