New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-12
CITY ITEMS.

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era INST make the beat OF IL
~ The weather toward evening yesterday
grew cold and chilly with sharp favor oil snow. Tue
I,4sn summer seems TO have departed and the winter
oa. eiose q, Its heels Pat another stick OF WOOD on
The re and get on, your overcOs;s and gloves you ihs
have them.
yyw PrAsrsr.-Mr J. ]. Ressler, Germsn pi-
ans, newly arrived in this country makes bis debut 10
Concert a, the apollo tonight. We have heard
,oos .,coun, Of his talents snd accomplishments He
will also Introduce to the audience musical prodigy
IN the shape Of young Hosndsr aged only nine years
whose performance on the violin said to be astonishing
Mr.. Becht pupil o, the famous Thslberg slsO pro-
pose. to awe Concert the first of next week st the
T.berrsele Mr.. B. has. as we understand met with
success In Concerts in Germany.
ASHLAND 2sth June. ls45.
DEAR SIR: / cannot permit the Sable Harmo-
nsts to leave Lexington without expressing my great
obligations for the desh ul they voluntarily gave
L. AZ nv residence Ny family and company were all
hishly gratihei with the music with which We were
conplimented Without pretending myself to be q
skillfu critic In such matters say. with perfect
truth that the effect produced upon all on that oecs
sion was highly agreeable Ny best wishes attend the
Band wherever I, msy co. and hope that wherever IL
nsy exhibit lie powers and talents emotions similar 10
those which we experienced may be produced.
am with great respect
Your obedieni servant H. CLAY
Mr GEORGE YovNssoN. &c.
n The Pupils Of the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb will visit, the aensgeris BY invitation. at
O'Clock this afternoon.
u We are requested to state that the Aer
World Of tai. week contains the hrs chapter Of new
and original romance by Richard Adams Locke.
HAVE rou A COLD III so, you can find no rem
esy more agreeable or eficseious than Mrs. CAROLS
vspor Baths, No. lea Fulton ST.
MADAME REsrELL.-Eor farther proceedings in
the case Of this woman readers referred TO the
repor, of the Court Of Sessions In another place.
BOARD or SsPERyIsoRs-Th Hrsday.-Th Com.
rnee on Annual Taxes reported 10 favor OF correcting
lax on n Y Marine ms Co. a capital Of soVoOVO'
they having commuted sgreesbly to statute also cor
recting tax Of Rob, Dickson, on lots N. side Forty
hrstn; James II. Storms John B. sssple' Henry
Hall on lot 90 Pesrlss John Cook, Felix lngoldsby
ana Charles A. sniflen. Adopted
The bin Of the County Superintendent. for salary
from s, May to M Nov 1901 and about s27 extras was
/ presented and allowed
Several small Bills from Police oiicers and oshen,
were ordered to DO paid or referred.
Abin of George Kerr for hri of six carriages whole
day for conveying the Grand Jury 10 Bsckwes Island
Bellevue sc. $50.
Payment of this latter bin opposed by Supervisor
Mcsserole He thought IL unnecessary expense the
abors Of the Grand Jury such visits Of no advantage
As no attention had been paid 10 Indictments pre-
s.red growing out of them hat the city Will also per-
haus be called upon TO psy tor champagne and dinner
for them and he did not Whist authority the Court
OF Sessions had 10 grant permission tor them 10 60 &c
beside which he believed the b for carriages 70 oe TOO
high az be understood instead of day, TIA, tho car
risgss back Al IL o'clock, and Instead oil mere
Rcmsrt. ware made In favor Of the Grand Jury by
AID Kelly Livingston, Feeks Purser. Sponord ard one
or two others who considered thst the Grand jury hsd
taken sufficient trouble without any compensston
having been engaged for whole montn without sny on
| puie being m ade 10 paying Dill OF this Slnd ne
Recorder $50 made remarks The bill would no doubt
ug from the feeling 10 the Board have been psd bul
no. having tee certificate Of the fOremsn 81 th5 tfenl
Jury that the carriages had been employed was sent
P,fiiions-By AID McElrath, of Messrs. Z. Wood and
VIM l.. shsrdlOw ASSESSORS, Third Ward In relation 10
equslizlng compensation Of ASSESSORS Referred 20
suecisl committee on the subject OF compensation cln
| shifting OF thu Supervisors OF Third, sixth Eguin
| Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards by Aid Kelly oil
r. Cemmeyer Of the assessors OF Second ward ilf
extra compensation much OF the labor having been per
/ formed BY himself owing % his associate, Mr. Alex
| Welch being sick. Referred 10 same committee
Some other little business done, snd The Board
formed i,self into Board OF Commissioners on the
County csnyass.
ISQUEsr-Coroner w alters held an inquest yes
terdsy al Tubby Hook Landing on the body OF an ia
I known colOred wOmsn about IS years old, who was
found In the water the abovensmed place She had
plaid calico dress end appeared to have been In the
I -. ha i.tu In ufh an
advanced stsge Of decomposition that u was Impossible
10 ascertain the cause OF death.
GENERAL sEssloSs-Ssnience Of Madame Res.
ieu-Mf Graham this morning. after making certain
amendments 10 the exceptions which be hsd taken dur
lag the progress OF the trial rendered them b the COur
10 read and sgn this, however the Recorder refused
TO do until he had examined the same The decision
Of the Court drew forth some remarks from Mr. Ora
ham and Mr. Brady The District Attorney then moved
tina; the Court proceed 10 psss Judgment upon me pr
oner. Mr. Graham, on the other hand, moved for m
arrett OF judgment aud proposed % argue the motion
unless The Court would order the Soerih 10 permit
Madame Resel 10 remain 10 the City Prison Instead Of
sending her 10 Blacksels Island, for period Of a
hours To this proposition the Court stated that they
were disposed issue any order for the prsoner
detention while they doubted their power 10 reassem
bic for the purpose of passing Judgment and felt bound
to sentence her once which they did by sending hel
one year 20 the Pententiary. Before the sentence
however. Mr. Graham said he would withdraw bis mo
ton for arrest Of Judgment and denied the jurisdc
Say Of Pr0ceedinSs writing the above, stal
Of proceedings has been granted BY Judge Edmonds
and In all probability, before his time Madame kes,el
has been taken before that Judge and sssln admitted L
bail.
POLICE John Stackdale was arrested yester
day by oif,er Hawk OF the Fourth Ward, charged viii
stealing trunk contalning clothing 10 the value So
from Ralph II Pratt. lie detained. - .Constso'
Josephs Of the Fourth Ward yesterday arrested ms
named James Williams, two charges the nrst 10
stealing So In bank bills and sver coin from Chare
sieircke and the second FOR stealing quantity Of cloth
log worth s5l from James Clute. He Was locked up
answer.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
CHARTER CONVENTION Members OF III
Convention assembled at the Lyceum Building la
evening at the usual hour.
Presdent Dikemsn having taken the Chair, th
minutes Of the last meeting read and approved.
communication from Mr.. Lawrence an Assessor
, one Of tho Wards relative 10 Assessments, was n
ferred to the appropriate Committee.
M "A fror The (fou