New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

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STRICT CLr.sISs.-A correspondent asserts
tbs, the Contractor for Cleaning the Streets IN zoe
Ninth Ward paid bis men but ssrea dollars ~@HA R'
out board through the Wnier-shereuPon he seems 10
argue that the plan Of Cleaning Streets By Conuse'
ought TO be abolished. We csnno, Zee the matter IN
,h,tlght Let US amend the Contracts If necessary 50
a, 70 render them stringen, and efectus bur do
no, L., the Contract System 90 overheard Is about
h onlv A., of he present Council which reduces the
Public Expenditures and can afford TO repudiats IL
TRrv. T l. HARRIS will preach at the Colise-
um TO morrow morning the Connection and Harmony
between the Philosophical Theory OF Progressive pe
v,Iournt and the Christian Doctrines OF the incsrns
don and Redemption.
rv- yice-Presdent Fillmore arrived in this
City yesterday afternoon from the West and took ods
inss a, the Irving House.
~ THE Nrw-YoRk AcADENY or EDUCATION
meets this evening u o'clock In the Assistant ader
men, Room q, The City Hall. Literary Exercises An
E.ssy by Mr. Seneca Dursnd an Easy BY Mr. A. j.
Du,np. Question for discussion Do the interests Of
Education this City require distinction TO % msa'
in regard 10 the Schools at which candidates 10 inc
Free Academy have been nsructedf
~ The steamer Hermann, which arrived yes
,erday 10 announced to leave again for Southampton
and Bremen on Friday the 10th
sutr FOR ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT, sc.
1t Is said that Mr. John Doyle ons Of tho passengers
Of the Cuuard steamer Iasara has entered civil &C.
lion sssnst Capt RYRIE for damages arising from toe
fact Of hi, having been arrested when the vessel touched
| from IlvarDOOl susDlctCn OF
being one of the individuals prescribed by the British
ovsrntuspt ON account Of the difficulties last year IN
| Ireland The complaint at Halifax was dismissed
Can't r. II 10 said was held TO bail in the sum oil sJoVo
| BuReL.RY.-The store of Messrs. Allen 4 Pax
,on corner of From, snd Pnests was broken into on
Wednesday night last by burglars who took but little
by their motion. Their whole labor after getting into
the store appears to have been directed TO opening the
safe. The safe WAS one Of Alderman Herrinss sala'
mauder. and sf,er forcing ell the bar by breaking the
psdocks the robbers must have worked several hours
with their instruments at the main lock and at the
hinges. but without success The lock somewhat
Injured but not enough prevent the opening with the
oroper key This 10 fourth time the safe of Messrs
| A. & p has been attempted. and until they bought q
| Salsmander, always with success
BuRGLARr.-The premises of Mr.. |. j. Owen,
| Is East Sevsnteenth-s t were entered on Thursday
| night and robbed Of II teaspoons, marked J A. u
, surse containing SO gold watch aud chain and
several articles OF clothing valued In all al s@oo Nc
arrest
| FlRy.-A fire broke out in the basement OF a
house in the rear Of Trinity place Thursday night
IL was extnguished before the flames bad lone much
| damsge.
| BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
FIRE-A fire was discovered on Thursday
night about midnight In the out buildings belonging
| Mr. Roberta an on. Alderman OF the Ninth Ward, re-