New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
CITY ITEMS.

| CITY ITEMS.
TIE WEATBEE-The performances Of the
weather yesterday In the highest degree crafty
Ing 70 an unfold number Of admring spectators-
Broadway endursble even At high noos, and pre-
sened more r. and snls than We have feeu there
fYr a fortnight Pure and refreshing breeres swept
gently through the great thcroughiare, and a. the ee
ments combined to give welcome specimen Of " sio-
nous Sumner" The thermometer Al o'clock An
Wa. At 10, at u ~ at si'. and At4 P NJ at %.
The HuDsoS RIVER RAILROAD Is TIE CogNoS
CouycIL-Ths vexed question finally came up before
the Board Of Aldermen last evening-af,er infinite
trouble on the part friends and supper Of The
enterprise Every inch Of ground was batred long
AMI hercely and members waxed warm in the matter.
quarrelng running debate first began on the prior
merits Of the question the utility OF the Road &c Inc
mos, urgent opposition upon the ground Of Insult
Gent time for the rcmonstrants to be duly heard IN
| their own behalf-then Aldermen Themselves wished
to examine the subject more thoroughly. Finally
reference Of the whole matter 10 Special Committee
was moved but lost Aid. soHvLTz then banded up
Proies from Of property in Hada INST. below
Canal (sgned BY about dozen land holders led with
| the name OF J. W Blocker and here there
another dead halt sundry motions were heard to lay
On the table suspend the reading te print but al
asst the Protest referred to the Committee on
Streets.
| When the documen, finally and fairly taken up,
the Report Of the Committee in favor Of the eSten-
sion of the Road to Chambers ST. choked OF by
Memorial from the Fifth Ward presented by the Al
derinan Of the Sixteenth and here there another
soicy breeze-ihe question now turning upon par
liamentsry etiquette, whether or not remonstranoe
could rghiuly be presented before the Report itsel
had been read The reading Of the new Memorial
was suspended by vote Of II to ). Then came q
motion to al journ. which Of course lost Members
now got involved in fog so dense that without
tual acc onmodatiOn IL wss utterly impossible TO
the way out So 10 cut Of the grumblers the Preyi
Gus Question was called and supported @ to - but
the main question, the adoption OF the Commuters
resolution then coming up there was smother twi.
Light in the midst OF which the Board adjourned, with
out having taken any action Whatever. Another meet
Ing will be called this week-probahly on "wednesday
evening-to endeavor 10 finish up this too long neg
lscted business before the August We hope
the attempt may be successful
CRoroS AouEDUcr DFPARTMErT-In the
Board Of Aldermen last night the nomination (by the
Mayor OF RRvo c. HANoE Water Register IN
place Of George A. Hood (wlo declines to accept
was confirmed almost unanimously. The nomination
| Of JoHx r. FLENDER for Water Purveyor (by the
| Commissioners OF the DEPARTMENT. was also con
| drmed by two thirds The latter IL the Office
now held by Mr.. Warner
A resolution from the other Board adopted to
appropriate not more than 100000 for the Of the
Croton Board Of any moneys Of the Wa
| ter stock Of 1919.
THE AsTOR-PLAcE RfoT.-Ano,her bundle
of bills for damages, medical and other services
rendered &C. at the Opera House Riot. came up last
night before the Common Council The aggregate OF
these YVES something s3Oo-msking, altogether,
claims for elk or seven thousand dollars all which have
taken the same course: reference to the Mayor Con
troler and Finance Committee OF the Board Of Alder
men.
| COOPERATION PRoPERTY-The appropriations
for the present year under the head Of Real Estate being
| nearly exhausted by purchases Of lots &C made by
order OF the Corporation the Controller has applied to
| the Common Council for additional appropriation
Of $1,000, for the same purposes.
PorrER's FIELD.-A Special Committee Of
the Board of Aldermen, consisting OF Aldo. CLARK
aws and Jackson, appointed last evening to take
proper measures for the removal OF the Potters Field
from Randalrs Island and to obtain therefor another
ocation-io be reported upon at the earliest practioa
\ bic NJ 81. IT, and TO be decided thereafter.
| HEATH OF BosToS.- la our advertising columss
| will be found a Circular of JOHN P BIcELow Mayor
of Boston addressed To the Public In reference TO
the exaggerated reports of Cholera in that city.
| u Seely's Patent Liie-Preserving Hammock,
Bed and Raft will be exhibited the water OF the
| Battery this day from y TO o'clock
| ~ DR.. Billings Summer Cordial for Dysente-
~ and Diarrhea An excellent article is supplied gratis
| he pcor nv the agent AZ l23 Fulton