The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
TWO CENTS.
BROOKLYN InteiIsueuc.

JoIsr MEETING CosIMoS Courcu Avn Ran,
OF SUPERVISORS night the night for the io,nt
meeting of these two Boards Mayor COPELAND in the
chair The Mayor then made his address and state
men's to the Board which was an able effort on his
part and he called the attention of the Board to the
amount of funds necessary for the city expenses during
the ensuing year, and recommended that the taxation
should not be reduced the OUTLAWS Of the city
so large. Inc message was on motion referred to
joint committee of tive Supervisors and three Alder
men On motion. this Board adjourned till the frst
Monday In June, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
BoAnp or ALDEnMEN-Nlayor COPELAND In the chair.
Alter the roll being called the minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved Of
Peitions-Alderman Muchmore, of the 7th ward,
presented petition requesting the removal of nu-
Washington Park. The petition was referred TO the
Street Inspector and Counsel Of the Board with power
to upon it, After several other unim portnnt ne
ttions the Board resolved itself session.
for the appoint ment of city officers The Alderman OF
the Fifth ward opposed the present appointment Of
officers the ground that he though was illegal to
do so without the Board having adjourned for that
purpose.
the law committee and counsel Therefore heads will
be chopped OIL TN next Monday night and the present
pense.
Report Of the late Counsel Of The Board "A reading OF
this report called for and the clerk the
document the several suits which the city have
been recently engaged in and their success defeat
1t moved and seconded that the report be placed
on file, which motion carried
petition received from the City Inspector Of
the western district requesting advice to the
val of certain nuisances in the blocks Of Butler HOyt
Warren and Smith Streets as the owners Of said nu
sances refused to remove them. Referred to the
Mayor.
A petition of Andrew Drynau, asking for the reduc-
ton OF the license money Of horse cabs refer
red to the law committee.
Report of the counsel, relative to certain lots in le
gal question read and ordered to be placed file
The reports of the several committees read and
approved of.
it was ordered that the Board during the evening,
resolve itself into Board Of Health when the subject
of the PRONUNCIATION Of cholera will be brought aud
the and quality of dsinfecting agent decided
upon, to dsnfsct the corrupted portion OF the city
A great deal of unmportant business gone
through WITH when the Board resolved itself into Sc
cret session.
CouHr OF ArrrALs-Present all the Judges.-Case
No SO first occupied the attention of this court yes
terday George resSee ct AL plaintiffs In error vs.
was action of debt u bend dated 10th January,
1s47 to obtain discharge of an attachment against
| Israel d. Condt and Aaron Peck, resident
debtors Mr. Smith appeared for appellants, and H. s.
Dodge, ESQ., for respondents. After this
Guided No. "a wac taken up-Wiilism Couch ct al,
surviving assignees appellants vs. John +. Deaplaine
surviving executor, &c. respondent This bill
filed before the Vice Chancellor Of the first Circuit Of
the State Of New York, in lS43 against the respond
ens as surviving executors of Isaac Cason deceased
The question in this to about 500
money received under the French treaty between the
United States and France by the respondents, VINO
claim 1t by assignment II Fayerweathcr, Esq. for
appellants and Murray Hoffman, Esq. for respondents.
PoLicE Counr-Before Justice Truman Smith-Steai-
ing from a Boarding Housc.A girl calling herself Mary
Ann Clarkson otherwise Riley was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Marshal Parker charge Of purloning
dresses, shaws petticoats and other female apparel
from Mrs. Thompson with whom she was boarding at
the time The facts Of the were that the accused
reside with the complainant about the It'll OF
| May, and after having honored the house with her
com pany about five days, she suddenly vamosed with
the property in question. Nothing heard Of her
until yesterday when she was arrested as
stated and searching her premises all the property
was recovered together with silk dress also stolen
| from Mrs. Gordon. Mary Ann cried very much and
loud to excite the sympathy of the court; but when
she raised her eyes not tear to be She was
committed for trial i'F