New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-09
WHOLE No. in: 0.
CITY ITEMS.

! -'' ". FfoNi1ins he Ntfy Wit rsuihH su1
unborn Sewerage We trust that The new COuacils will
So tie sosoate necessity q reducing the expenses Of
toe City wherever Il Is 81 al practicable. The .um "
CURED DO what uset 20 have been done manv wear.
aso securing The cleanliness AMI health Of the CITY :,
srzs ore, and the eaeei upon the payer, OF 90
cons rstle al addition 20 their burisn. will -
necessarily somewhst startling. But IN ctnsr re-
.2eoss system OF .tc: sni thorough economy 10 sin.
cersy carried ouL tie people will ehecgtaly pay Tor
these splendid and necessary improvements.
int and toreu.o,t let the res Room be aboAshed-
This i. easily said easily d0ne-snd beside, ths
psou', have decided that IL 1hsi be done. No good
rsA.,u exists Tor It's continuance, 81 our Common
Coupclnsn hsve comfortable homes with wives snd
children anxious tor their company 10 tea The Tea
Room infested By numerous an expensive gang Of
osers sad outsiders spungns prO!OHg sEon OF use
les. existence cut Of iae public pocket Tails state Of
thing. has continued long enough and must DO put
stop o. His dissrsceful TO tie City TO permit po,
ea srog.shop (or il ism anything else 10 be attached
to i,s Lsrislaave Chambers.
Wsags in earnest about thi, business and intend TO
10 Into the statistics OF the TeaRoom and show the
people how much it costs them TO provide toothsome
visnds snd costly for parcel Of hsnserson about
tho City Hall.
SSrS1ch DARK, ioegy and distressing nights as
,sesc Wien travel In the streets positively danger
Gus the necessity Of lighting Broadway with Drum
moD8 D ,ht makes s.ef painfully elt We wan, these
statistics. Wh,res the American Institutes Where
are tho Professors Of Chemistry Where !. Drum
mondi
NEw-YoRK SlvERslrY There are altogether
n medical students y Seniors. a Juniors, 30 soph
or, zee ~ Freshmen snd l69 Grammar School pupils
Total us pupils in our University The Faculty
s.s q Chancellor Freliuehuysen and Is Professors,
al OF whom rank among the FRS; scholars and rstruc-
tors IN the couulry.
The Union Theological Seminary nov contains %
members OF the Senior Cls's 3, Of iha MIDDLE Class
sud b. Of the Junior Class rois o. OF these, % SIRE
from the New Eng and sts.-s b FROM this State, ard
~ tom lh.s City. The F.. lty consists OF hve Pro
T. s.ors-oi Systematic Theology, Biblical Literature
Sacred Rhetoric Ecclesisstc4 H,story aud Hebrew
Tax DEAp-Ihe remRi1s OF the late General
Worth sod Colonel, Inmaa ana Gates expected to
s-i,o here cry soon TIE Special Committee OF the
Common Council. held meeting yesterday for the
r42ose Of making arrangements for the reception OF
tho remains sui the performance OF the funeral
monte. 10 houoc OF these galsn, 900. OF Nsw.York
CoNTEMPLArED RLyoLT At BLACkvELL' >
BLAND On Monday last, 'sys the Globs one Of the
colersd prisoners Ia the Peniieniisry on Backwofs
Leland suriiy dsoseyed some command OF the Warden
Mr. Kesn ana called up 10 be reprimsnded or pun
ished when be drew knife, which he had concealed
a5ou, him and made a furious stroke at Mr. kesn. Al
the moment one OF tae Deputy Keepers, named De
Mott, stepped Ia the way snd the blow aimed a. The
,rden struck i'm 10 ne ett side wonndiug him very
seriously. The negro WIS promptly seized and Iron,d
aud medical attendance procured Tor Mr. De hott who
Is still Ia dangerous condition. lnumsuons OF con
,mistrd revolt having been given to the Warden he
ordered search OF the prisoners and their cells "hen
over a pecS of knives was fourd Had this desperate
conspiracy been suffered 20 come 10 head, mere
would in all PROBABILITY, have been several lives
sarthced.
Pam LAKcESIgs. WIN Solder. VIM Reeve,
ana James Whit, arrested 10 the Third lard. James
Brown tor stealing pair 0f boots from Daniel % bren
Fourteenth Ward VIM Thompson, stealing property
Of Mrs Kibournr, Finn Ward. Ann Hukip, stealing
clothing worth 90 Joseph Marks siesling two hate
cup and dozen bre-shoyeis from w. X. Foster l15
Chatham John Grifn, stealing - worth OF clothing
from Mrs Ray . Pell st James stewart stealing a
shi-t from Thomas Mcclure. 49, Broadway were
brJuqht ~ from the SIXTH Ward lsabels Purcelia,
.toslng th.ee decsnter. worth sl2, from WIN Prose-
2l2 He.iers, Fourteenth Ward.
GRtSD LAECrsr- George Miner and Mprsn
Hyde wers arrested by officer PHILIPPE II the Third
Ward last night, charge OF grand larceny. steal
ing gold watch valued a. so Que par OF goa
ear rinss valued at g. and bresstpin worth s5-msk
ing IN al, s53. The property oeiongedto Mrs Jane
Maynard, residing at ~ Woosterst On the arrest OF
the accused par' the ofcer iOund on inc pers on
the man the gold watch and the riDgs were found
in the possession OF the woman. The magistrate Gem
mi,ted them 10 prison for trial
Heavy ROBBERY. -sone days since Joseph
Miller Of ~ Firth It, robbed OF about 5000 In gold
ana csnk notes VI which nothing had been heard, until
Yesterday officer Van Tssse, Of tho Eleventh Ward
arrested the robber Dominic Borg, at Newark, N 80
OF IN. money 1913 80 recovered together with
bsnk. book add .uudry papers We understand there
Is prospect OF recovery OF more OF the money
STEALING A BULLocK.--Jsmes Neeley, James
Thornpson HUH McGnn and Thomas Young were
.rre,ed last nisht by several Eighth Ward officers
charged with driving away and slsughtsrins In the
s.r,st bullock, mentioned before lh-y were sey'
orally committed for examination BY Justice he"rash
BuRGLARY.-i Gorge Rice and William Cod
dpgton last ghl broke into the soda water establish
fnent of Mr BOsrdman In Cortland alley near White
4 bur they dd get away with any property Iney
we're Arrested for the BY officers Jenkins, Fur
ong and others Of the Sixth Ward Police
FousDLIsG.-Mr. Brady, OF 25e Morson-st last
night abou. Il O'Clock found an Infant 10 basket on
thu step, OF his house. Not deemns that such charge
should be laid at his door, he brought tho vsgranI TO
he Seventh Ward station house.
y
brought 20 the Seventh Ward station House iast night
In rate II almost insensiosy from nioxlcsuon Ihis
morning be was found dead ia tbs cell where He had
been placed. The Coroner wa notified
" A little child was found in toe street last
oiebf BY the Police Of the First Ward and sent 10 the
PARK Aims House. Another sent 20 the same
place IRON tie Third Ward.
POCKET PIcxI.G.-Oficer Hoipger OF the Sew
snth ard night TOOK iGto custody one Catharne
shshe. on charge Of picking money from the pocket
OF Cathsrine AcCiusky.
FoCsp oUr Or PLAcE.-James Shaw was found
concealed 10 store IN Hlmsl las, night ard taken 70
the TomDs by officer Chase.
CARsrrsG BUIY.-Oae Jerry Reed vas AZ.
rested q the sixth ard lsst night Tor carrying We
burglar instrument known a. q Oily
srEALiSG CLorsIsG.-Ele. Winsso" va
eomuited ~ Justice AeCrsth foE stealing from Mar
Ia Buroet Of a. Greene e. ak cress linen dress
= Z yt,te ( !. valued s. 81 %
D.RKsEss UP-Tows.--ine foicssta.e that no
am, were nga,ed ia Ose Hundred add T~snty-
riash-st .4si night
Iss.sE-M.chae! MeDonoGgh. wandering about
ths Tenth ward WAS before Justice Osborn, who
committed Ein.
A.AULr.-Wiliiam Keessn Vas arrested for
...suIr .ud bst,srV ID John Mclnsyre sixth Ward