New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-14

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stAntialiy as follows;
IAw.,eA Department Of 900 Den. Day Police Of
n n,n snd no Msrshas civil and criminal pro-
ee,s-s and % attend upon the Courts -
d The CITY 70 Be divided into nine Patrol Watch Dis
trets each with Captain and two Assistant Captains
Five Hundred Wnehmen shall BE on duty each nitht
80 until mid and 80 from ridn sht until mouins
Ths Dsy Police shall be distributed throughout The
CITY uuder the direction Of the Mayor and they Viii be
.qsirrc 70 perform the duties Of Inspectors Dock Masters
TIE c.s,siu. Of the wAtcb shall receive 500 PER
NUM- the Day Policemen each $500 ssd the Ws'ehnen
g TIE csrt1in. wstshmeu. Day Police, ks ,h.ll b.
nominated By the Alderman snd Assistant Of each ware
And appointed sy the Mayer ana "heIe t~o .. nlIre
WARDS are contained District majority CT the Al
a-ru-n and Assistants Of said WsEds shall nominate
The saving Of expense TO the City BY this Act will ts
sbcs, $1,000 per snnun.
Il The following is from the report OF DR..
SIcHoI Lecture OF Friday evening sven BY the Her.
ali Of Saturday;
"OrR SPLENDID COKrs or RLFoKrEIs."-The second
class are those similar the mountains found IN The eArth
Bot Il Is the rule here In the moon. t q ne e1eep
ton. Only two or three scch are iound Here ne lec
mentioned several Of the mountains their night and
Appearance spake Of he large eaverr or caiers IN these
moun,Aiss; their peculiar appearance; when viewed
through powerful microscope; Daf he had been N one,
aas ,seH rays of hgAs Ike q Ea4 e<fors Inn"
TIE public have long been ;hG; NunchAusen WAS
employed in the editorial columns OF tie H.rGd. Now
We see that he also serves as reporter.
r. The wanton attack Of the EreniHg Post, on
the Assistant Alderman OF the sixteenth W&rt-one Of
the most upright meR in the cywll In all probability
be the subject OF legal Inquiry, unless the Pa avoids
by unqualified retrAetion.
FIRE-Tbe tobacco and snuff mandatory Of
p Lorrard near the o. Spring and Wooster SIS.
was sshuy damaged by ere about o'clock Friday even
log.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs--SGfurdGy Com.
ttee reported In favor Of relieving several persons ron
erroneous tax and denying the petition Of three or four
others Adopted. some petitions on the same SUBJECT
were received and referred.
Several bills for printing, police officers, sc. were re-
ferred ordered TO be paid.
resolution was adopted In favor Of paying the Clerks
Of the County Clerk Surrogate, &c monthly Instead Of
Quarterly where salaries under 81 600 per anrum.
CorpUissiouer Of Jurors0n the law creating ie
partm.n the head OF which TO be called Commissioner
Of Jurors" Aid. Kelly offered the following preamble sne
resolution:
Uhrea5 the recent act Of the Lssisature authorizing
the appointment OF Commissioner Of JuroIsior the City
and County OF NewYos va. passed without being asked
for BY thu Common Council Boa OF Supervisor, or cit
zeus Of said city and county aud whereas By the laws OF
the State relating 10 the City Of New York Of 1885, page
1871. the Common Council empowered 70 pass such
ordnance on ordinances may be cesm-d propero nec-s
sary for the selection Of aroEs and whereas the recent
law uucaedfor ard considered unnecessary there
s,orsd Tha, application be made to the Legislature. ~
it, present session repeal Of the act entitled an
act n relation to Jurors the City Of NewYork passed
Dec rs, 1871"
Con.dera5s discussion took place. AID. Kelly stating
that power noN exists in the Common Council as 70 the
persons shall make return ofhose liable 20 Jury duty
law is calculated 10 lead TO much corruption
as well as expense.
Ala. Purser, Lawrence McElraih. Happen. the Re-
corder and other gentlemen, also offered remarks The
resolution was adopted Aid. Purser moved for re-
consideration, and while discussing the subject the Board
adjourned, there being no quorum
DrsrREssISo AccrDESr-As Mr. William Stew
art was returning from market on saturday afternoon
and when opposite one Hundred and Nneeenth-st on the
Third svenue he bad occasion TO get out Of his wagon to
recover his horse bsnke ami on attempting to get into
the wagon again his horse started OF at smart pace
and he became enan gled the whetrees, and before
no could extrcate himself they against small tree
opposite the market and seriously Injured him that he
| died in about two hours after reaching home
SLEEP WALKIyG.-Mr. Benjamin Benjamin, re-
siding At SO. 81 Chathsm.st got up in his sleep at
early hour yesterday morning. walked cut OF the 70
rear corridor from which he fell into the yard, where
he shortly aflerwsrd found very seriously injured.
GENERAL oSs-Saturday-James Ander
sor alias Harper convicted az lhe January Of this
Court o. grand larceny sentenced to-day, 10 be I'm
prsoaed ~ he state Prison Tor the term Of years and
mosf .-.Jlines Anon alias Anderson convicted on
THURSDAY last receiving stolen goods was sentenced TO
the State Prison for years. The Court then adjourned
until Monday.
| PoLIcE-Two lads named Florence Sullivan
and John Gaines, and coored man, were arrested on
Friday evening" suspicion u having stolen 500 BILL
They subsequently discharged, It being shown that
sullivan found the bill, and after getting changed III
yided the spOis with Gaines and the coored The
money found in their possession amounting 10 f9i,
detained for the benefit Of the owner. Officer Iorbush
arrested fellow who gave his name WIN Jones sus-
pcion Of having been engaged the commission OF burg
larry. Detained for examination. Earl Frederick
kroncker, deserter from Swedish vessel, taken
into custody BY officer Doyle, and handed over 10 the
proper authorities About o'clock, last evening,
young OF good address called at the store Of Mr..
sianden, tailor in Ninthst Broadway and inquired
II that gentleman within. On being answered the
negative b. th- person In attendance ne had been
scot for by him The latter accordingly ont to look
for him and during the clerks omentory absence in
search Of Mr. s. the stranger dscsmped with Of
black cloth ana pair Of pautaloOns, worth S2i with
which he escaped The house No III Irving.placs vas
buTxlsrously entered time last night.
grllvng ia the adjoining house, knowing that the
pants had zone into the country and discovering sht In
Of the upper windows information 20 the police
whereupon Davis aud Geery proceeded TO examine the
premises aud found that everything had been
bat unable 10 ascertain whether property had
been stolen or not The dwelling C0lumbs-st. occu-
pied by David Field entered BY false keys during the
absence Of the family. time yesterday afternoon,
and robbed Of clothing and about g silver coin
"A man who gave his name as James H. DIXON wa, ar
rested last evening charge Of bresking open the
room Of Walter Wood, In premises 81 Broome-st and
stealing theefrom sundry articles and about - Ia silver
coin Committed for examination. Mr. Briggs residing
a. IL Duanes hearing some noise In the his house,
about o'clock Saturday morning, and suspeetng from
circumstances which had come TO bis knowledge, that
they proceeded from the oPsrtions Of burglar Got up
ana ueut down stairs armed with pistol when the burg
In.
short chase, and delivered into tia custody VI Of
fcer Torbush Of the Fifth Ward. On being taken
20 the station-house hs gave bis william
Jones, and committed TO stand his trial..
Mary Armstrong alias Scotch Mary arrested last
evening and committed 20 prison charge Of stealing
: D gold COZ sovers gns from May Conner residing
a. the ofNorth MoOre.s and West Broadway. 10
appears from the complaint preferred by the latter that
they slept together the Previous evening aud that Scotch
Mary Eot up ard left After Der departure the complain
awoke snd discovered that belt in which she kept
the mouey round her person hsd been add her treas
stolen hererou. Ofeer Trenchard Of the Chiefs
bureau last evening detected fellow, who gave his
John Stanley in the act Of picking pockets In the Bow
cry rhester His booty, however. consisted prize pay
Of pocket handksrche owners for several Of which
wanted One James Reese was locked up 70 snswer for
stealing money-b0x from the top Of ore Of Hshed L
BeTrDessazes. A young woman By the name OF Cath
crime Hennesey living At 70 GATHERINGS while attending
Mas In Jsmesst Catholic Church Sunday morning tho
9Th inst had containing 81 distracted from her
pocket Recoe letting that had been very attentive
10 her while there, and presuming that he mi ht BE-
hand sgsin to day went there, .nd bad not been LONG
Catherine Who prepared TO receive them with good
grace until fnay his band passed from Gatherings back
Into pocket when she seized the cspockst and de-
tanned him until officer took him into custody He gave
his A. william Acdoms ala5 Adams and was COM
miftsd by justice Osborn % for the otence...A
boy about 10 years oli. BY the u King
time convicted 10 the Court Of Sessions Of petit ar
ceuy ard % the House Of Refuge. Subsequently, be
bound apprentice Il Mr.. Lockwood, tan
llser Co AFTER being there short time he made
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