New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-04

house The ladies who have struggled 10 maintain an
institution designed and adapted for the reformation OF
the outca.t and degraded OF her own sex deserve alb
era support Beside those who go will get more than
their moneys worth 10 the privilege Of listening to
Lecture from refined and intelligent Lady.
MEETINGS on CAPITAL PUSIsBMEST.-The An
uiversary of the NewYork State Society for the Adolf
ton of Capital Punishment will be held on Monday
evening next at the Apollo Saloon and that Of the Ma
tional Society at the place on the "Wednesday
evening following We learn that measures bate been
sdoped which can hardly fail render these the most
interesting meetings Of Anniversary Week. Several
able and eloquen, speskers-smong them Dr. ELDER OF
Philade phis-sre expected to attend
~ An honest and simple hearted young Scotch
man who arrived at this Port the 9th ult and who
had wandered about the country seeking employment
until he had spent all his money, was assisted on satur
day last to return home, by Mr. Tarrsnt proprietor OF
the grocery on the corner Of Greenwich and Warren
AZ. The Young man received an injury by falling
in the street and the grocery for relief when
Mr. Tsrrsnt became deeply interested in the tale Of
his misfortunes that he induced to furnish him
with the means Of returning to his native land
~ Gyo HAYDocK. the Hudson Woodsawyer,
Church. Rosevetst and "Wednesday evening at the
Sailors Home Cherryst He will leave soon after for
Philadelphia where the friends OF Temperance
willhpd him rough and ready champion Of Total Ab-
stinence.
r1y Messrs HUBBs h CLARKEs Classical and
Commercial School on Washington square, corner Of
Fourth and cDougs sts commenced its present quar-
ter on Monday of this week. We commend the high
character of this Institution the notice of our readers
BOARD or ALDERMEN-D. S. Jackson, Esq.
| President. In the Chair.
ResOufiOns-ln favor of extending pier at the loot
/ of Clarksonst. at an expense not exceeding SiOO-
Adopted In favor OF widening the pier at the loot o
Wattsst Adopted In favor OF heating City Hall by
hot air furnaces Adopted. In favor OF appropratng
$4,000 for the erection of mad-house on Backwefs
Island Adopted. In favor OF contracting with the
Register for the copy OF so volumes OF Ccnveyances
and 80 each year thereafter until all are copied Adopt
ed In favor Of sppropriang $500 to procure por
trait of ex Governor Wright Adopted
Commandment rem the Aims House Commissioner,
stating that q. w Anderson. superintendent OF Out
Door Poor deauter TO the tune OF S3cO and that
he refused attend TO his duties render accounts
ResOlution-ln favor of removing G. w. Anderson
from Office. Laid on the table.
COnmunicdtt0R-From Ohm Leverage late Counsel 10
the Corporation, stating that the Supreme Court bad
confirmed the assessments in the matter OF opening
Madison square On motion Of Aid. Livingston it was
then resolved that the opening shall take place on the
| lst of June next. Adopted.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Veto OF the Mayor In the
matter of reorganization OF Engine Co No 20 was laid
on the table After which the Board broke up for the
want of quorum.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEH.-The Presi-
dent Neil Gray, ESQ in the Chsir-RsporsOf the Com
ntee Whsrves &c in favor OF addition TO pier foot
of Vesryst 300 feet in length by IS wide. Adopted
From Mr. Leverage, late Counsel for the Corporation
stating that the Supreme Court have confirmed the Re
port for spending Madison Square, and Legislature have
passed an act auhorsng the Corporation TO erect pub
| lie buildings therein Filed.
COMMUNICATIVE ordinance from the City In
spector to I'LL the low lot No 30 Tenth St Adopted
:. From the Controller with account current Of the
City Treasurer quarter to Both April stating that the
account current in that time was SlS24,o4c "a. and
amount paid sl.s7s735 s. leaving balance, with old
/ account of S344 O25 20. Filed
From The Board Of AldTmeR.--Reports-Of the Special
Committee in favor OF permitting the Hudson River
Railroad Company to lay tracks from Spuyten Duyvel
Creek Sixty eighthst on T~ethsvenue
striking the Eleventh avenue at sixteth ct run
ming about Thirty second Ct thence TO Tenhavenut
at about Thirteihst thence through the middle o
Tenth 10 Wests and thence through the mldd,
OF Westst to Canast under certain regulations named
The Company msy run locomotive as far south al
Thrtieths and have stated train for the carrisg,
OF passengers below Thirty secondst Unanimous
concurred in. In favor of in Bleeckerst fren
Csrmine through Broadway and Bond ct to Bo~ery
Adopted Same 10 sewer in Charlton 81 from th'
Hudson River 10 Hudson-st Concurred in.
PssOlHtiOls.-By Assistant Aid. Jackson-ln favor o
fencing that part OF Madison square fenced Laid
the table. favor OF paying Dr. Bares Clerk OF tn
Board sSO Tor ndexing and preparing minutes for pub
licston Adopted.
, Psfuion-By Assistant AID smith-of Charles +
Sturges TO have of fine imposed on charge o
lerDg blood run from his slaughter house l9s Amoss
through the gutter to Hudson river which be dene
having done. He asks 10 have the fine refunded afe
, paving costs Of suit Granted.
From the Board Of Adsmea-Iu favor Of appropriatin
S65OOO for the erection OF additional Mad House
= other buildings. Concurred 10.
From the Finance CourstoeIn favor Of paying DR..
, Hall SIS for attending Thomas Fay policeman. VIII
: was injured by fracture 10 the jaw and otherwis,
G while arresiing blsck man. Adopted
: From The Board Of MISUNDERSTANDING the resolution
10 building piers foot OF Broomest by striking on
5000 on part of Corporation and insert $4,000 Con
CURED in In favor Of selling gore OF land on Twenty
sixth ST TO r. ; Barnes and others. Coneurred in
In favor OF paying $40 10 Gen storms IN balance TO
ammunition for anniversaries Feb % Concurred IL
Extending the time for building portion Of South
ct between Walnut and Coresrsst Concurred in.
In relation te filing sunken lots between Twelfth
II Thirteenth SITS. Avenue and First-sv. Concurred
J. Same As to lots between Twelfth and Thirteenth 81
on the west side Of Avenue Concurred in. Ar
Il portonment In building q IN Twenty third-sl
Is Sixth and Eighth avenues. Concurred in....Of tn
. Committee Fire Department in favor OF building
/ house corner Pike and Madison sts for Hose Co No.
and that Hose Co No. be removed from William nes
/. Duane, TO the house now occupied by No. l. Coz
o CURED in
Rsports-Of the Committee on Roads and Canals th,
8 a sewer be- built In South Wlhsmst between Broa
, and William Adopted. by same. that sewer b
built In Old Slip from the East River the norherl
$ side Of Pesrl-st Adopted OF the Committee o
Streets-ihAf Tenth avenue between Twenty eight Al
. Fortieth be grsveled, &C. Adopted the Con
mittee on Whsrves-ln favor Of concurring build
addition the pier foot of Chsmoers-st. N. r Adopte
Fy0ra tie Board Of AiderHSa.-Thst all awning pos
in Broadway from the Battery TO fourteenthst be n
moved within twenty days. Coneuued in. In fave
OF giving the Eye Inrmary 500. Coneurred H.
favor Of fencing vacant lot Of irving place
Nineteeuthsl Concurred In In favor OF usnierrn
lease Of property purchased for assessments to Il
}, owners OF the Zee thereof Concurred in.- On pei
e ton Of Peter vsadyke for services To Committee
% Police On petition Of Wm. Smith, TO be reimburse
% &c. To Committee on Finance.
. The resolution Of Assistant Aid Jackson 20 fen
,, ing Madison square taken up and adopted.
RY~fs.-9i The Special Committee adverse 10 the p