The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15
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streets were wen filed with clouds Of dust The wings
It confidently hoped, win give US decent streets now
that they again In power. Nous Nerrons
srRrEr AyyAm.-An auctioneer named Chrysta
and member Of the legal profession, Mr. Hackett had
an atsrcatiOn yesterday IN f n vcty Of city ms
by the Mayor and one of the members Of the Common
Council
MEETING OF THE BAR-The bar committee on judi
cial nominations, convened at the Vice Chancelor's
Room pursuant to adjournment After having filed up
the committee by the addition of three members to
ply further vacancies, Mr.. Jonathan Miller moved
adjournment the l4th May next In order ascertain
the action Of the legislature In reference to the city
it would be necessary to nominate additional num-
Der of judges snd he thought the whole ticket should
be made at once. Mr.. Anthem moved an amendment
that instead of naming day for the adjournment, the
chairman be authorised to call the committee together
as US the action of Legislature should be
tanned which was adopted.
FARMERS CLUB, Tuesday, April H.-Tho Farmers
Club assembled by adjournment to this day In order
despatch some unfinished matters and distribute such
gratis and scions might DO offered to the members
and interchanged for mutual benefit Judge Livingston
having been elected to the chair the Secretary read
veral foundations from the transactions Of the Royal
Horticultural Societyof Paris the method Of multiply
ing the variety Of grapes by planting the seeds by which
the author obtained eghty-nine different specimens and
seemed doubtful Of the Of the name Isabella
being applied to the American grape instead Of Alex
ander The same paper stated that Angora pears had
pounds and frequently to FIVE pounds weight letter
from Mr. Law read on the subject of turnips and
Livingston produced squash from the West Indies that
when divided resembled pomegranate. Two potatoes
from Bogota of unusual size for that climate were
exhibited raised from tubers and considered in that
country prodigy, from the circumstance that the peo
pie cultivate them annually from seed. A letter was
read from Mr. Park Fay his mode Of cutivating
nuring and saving the potato Col Clarke presented
the Club, seeds Of largo spinach spinach with sun
flower seeds, and squash seed-lime and loan were
ppon 0nti IN m pliad IN fha
roots of fruit trees Mr. Holiness for the purpose
advocated solution ofsegar stems in the spring
progress Of the potato disease which, It moved
be Inserted in the minutes did not well as from
upon Es merits Of the proposed College, tho
claims to which at present form topic Of legislative
discussion at Albany and aer tho gratis and seods were
FAIR OF THE TRAvsFIeuRArIoN CHURCH. MIvERvA
Rooms No. 4os Broadway.--We have been desired to
state that the Ladies' Fair will continue open Thurs
day and Friday evenings 10th and 10th inst
BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL stated meeting Of the board
to be held this evening, but quorum not being
present the President declared the meeting dissolved
Police Intelligence.
APRIL IA Charge Of Grand Larceny-Onicer
Burey of the attaches at the Lower Police arrested
yesterday man by the name Of Bastine Lacconia
bills the property Of Mr. Charles H. Harrison, residing
soveregns, five dollar gold pieces and twenty sh
ling gold pieces found. In his trunk gold watch
ana cn0ln, togetner Win $S2 In silver, bill OF
change for 6940 francs Committed to the Tombs for
trial by Justice Osborne
Supposed to be StoIenA gold lever watch was taken
from thief yesterday by Captain Mcrath Of the 9th
ward station house. at the Tombs for which
wanted. Apply to the above officer
Illegal Toting-An old loafersh looking fellow called
Hugh Dugan was arrested Tuesday by of the Sd
ward officers on charge of illegal voting at the LIST dis
trct poll in the 9th ward .f
Charge Of Stealing Watch.-Onccrs Murphy and
Costello, of the 9th ward arrested yesterday Harriet
Winder Mary Jane Doughty, Eliza Williams, and Julia
Barto charge Of stealing watch worth $40 from
John Kelly while In crib the Five Points Locked
up for trial by Justice Osborne.
Grand Larceny.-Oficers McManus and Woodbridge
Of the 9Th ward arrested yesterday Patrick Caey and
Mary Cafrey, on charge ofrobbing Henry v. Griswod
Of $45 Locked up for examination.
Destroying the Ballot Bor.-Some dozen men entered
the I'd district poll of the 18th ard Tuesday evening"
when the nspectorswere counting the tickets for
upsettng the baotbox and scattering the ballots all
the floor
Illegal Yoting-OHicer Barang, Of tho 9Th ward az
rested yesterday Tuesday man called Hugh Boylan,
q charge Of illegal voting at the 9th district poll In
the 9th ward. Committed for examination.
.anothsr-A man called Thomas Donnelly arrest
ed yesterday, Tuesday and committed to the Tobs
by the in spectors of the 18th ward charge Of illegal
voting at the 7h district poll in the 7th ward Detan-
ed for examination.
NEW BRUNswIcK.-The province of New
Brunswick, since the settlement of the North