New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-19


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called the Un.ted sons Of America Eent uP tee CiFy
70 Strikers Bay yesterday for re purpose Of deiea
ins Few turying ground. Tsey wen; Up OF ihe
steamboat Frank accompanied b the;r wives and
children Az the nez a. wore badges they paid their
fare both ways once bat the women not oeins Us
zisaed y sny sisn. their fare was taken Tor
the upward passage oily. When he time came 70 -
turn re ren came % board pretty hspPy from TIE
ceremonies they bad been ndui u. and INSISTED ilai
hey hsi paid TIE fare both ways isr the women and
tai ~ rgh; % brig them board without sny ar
thsr psynen. The Captain very ,-s;y refusing 20 a.
1w tas they proceeded - force and the result vas
pretty contest tie course q which The ropes
we're cast o AID the boat IF; VIII tie asnt .n gong
forward on board Part Of ne Germans and many Of
TIE other passengers iefi behind among whom
our Reporter The battle Ess hard enc mum
Der q person. BEING more .ess seriously injured
one man vas badly hu-f n tie face one came near
drowning having fallen TIE river IN the attempt 70
force as way upon he boat severs Of the ierr1ed
passengers escaped from IT, 5oatby jumping ashore
and ~ Jumping upon tive schconers lying near The
screams OF the women were heard. together with the
shouts Of the CONTESTANTS and the noise OF toe grsppe
We are unable 70 say nov much harm was d0ne, but
trs, the matter VII be duly inquired INTO By the proper
authorities snd the esson Of justice enforced upon the
| guilty
| Rrss PAvExEVrIN TIE COMMON COCScGL.-
1 The Board Of Aldermen n session last evening
until well ou't0Wari midui ght-yei accomplished ite
The Russ Pavement however. got vigorous push for
wsrd-to be net hy notice from the Alderman Of the
Eighteenth that AZ the next meeting reconsderaton
Of the msiier vii - moved.
The resolution As II passed was offered by Ad. Bnt.
ton and anAiy adopted in il. original form, over
a variety Of amendments VITO authorize contract
with Messr. Russ ( Reid for continuation OF the
Pavement in Broadway from Nesey 81 70 Wal at
cost 70 exceed = 50 Pc superficial square yard,
or go so for the whole Of which but 1880 are 70
be expended this season. that being sufficient 70
complete the pavement as far as Liberty -
Thi. met no Little opposition from gentlemen who,
though they expressed partially Tor this style Of Pave
rnent yet could ind it their hearts 20 pass over
entirely the Eastern portion Of the City-.s Chatham
u the Bowery. Grand-st SC. None OF these amend
ments however, prevailed though lost in some nstan-
css. by close vote.
APRIzE Losr.-A few DAYS ago as the packet
chip H0uiHyuo Capt. Bursey, up % the wharves
~ foot Of Fulon-st with immense cargo Of Ps.sen-
gers All well" two very s,ar officers Of the New.
York Police came aboard 70 pay certain international
respects 20 some unfortunate criminal Gin the eye Of
| the law from the other side. They searched and
searched. and looked and looked, at every greek
who presented himself til noblelookng fellow Of
stslwart frame and well fashioned limb passed 10
view
Halo" said the Nev-York officer, your name.
sir If you please
| welsh" said the Intercepted.
| mo" said the officer, that's assumed title
.fTis true fit is assumed" said very pretty
man. coming up and appearing very much ssitated,
but not with great emphass) for any dsgracetal
| dishonorable crime
The gentleman was transsxed He could not move
an inch
| What is your name = said the ofhcer
Walker" was the response. > wa. engaged in
the unfortunate trouble. in Ireland and put in the
Hue and cry thought WAS free when landed
| the coil Of America II am NOT yield myself up
your prisoner
BY heaven said the officer, 'you mistake me have
nothing do with such matters IT, spo,ica mar.
tyr you have escaped to th. free land here my hand
for you and hearty welcome, and II you or the lady
there want money here il my purse, and If you come
along with you shall have much A. you require
Mrs Walker and her daughter "a beautiful girl of 10
wept Of joyful thankfulness and they all cried
together they not disappointed in their expec
| tations OF the glonou. Land Of Liberty" Captain
Burnley told the story in very few words He said
that lady came on board his vessel with four Eve
children who wanted passage from Liverpool TO New.
York lie took them into the cabin and became very
much interested in them In three tour days after
tae vessel had bern at passenger in peasants
dress presented himself the quarerdeck and asked
tor Mrs. Walker.
Whist do you want with her, friendr
She Il tell you, Captain dear when she sees me,
said the .teersge passenger, with lesr IN h.s eye.
Mrs. W invited deck and the moment she
the "TiPpersry boy, in hi, freize iscket she ran
and threw herself into bic arms
Devilish queer. said the Captain.
Very qusre intirely Captain said Walker "Ju-
ia here . nothn. short Of my wife escaped Johnny
Bulls hemp. thank God aud If you have no objection
u spend the remainder Of the voyage with you as
cabin passenger
Capt Bursley looked a, the freize coat Mrs Walker
ul eyes, and the eSEaa9 peasant regularly install
led cabin passenger The Captain Of the Hottir guer
Gays that ssyer fellow more perfect gentleman
never nsvissted the Atlantic with him than the Irish
outlaw and felon chief Walker and family went
West" two days after they landed In New. York
CROroS AeUEDUcr BoARD-The Mayor last
evening in the Board OF Aldermen the following
nominations tor Officers OF the Croton Aqueduct De
partmenL They referred TO Special Committee,
consisting OF AID. Haws Wood and Jackson
For President (Commlssioner samuel B. Ruggles
Assistant Commissioner Theo r De Forest Engineer,
John B. Jervis Water Register, George 4. Hood
y The Willamsburgh Ferry matter is . sore
cause Of vexaton TO our present Common Council.
They broke up IN a tumult At previous meeting On
precisely the subject which las. nil hI became en-
veoped il another fos The great bone OF contention
IT, Which Of the Reports Of the Ferry Committee
najoriy and minority shall be adopted as the sense
OF the Board and the division Is close and strong How
il viii come out IN the end IS beyond al calculation
u THE Doc LAW went into operation yes