New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

Health Committeeman n the Committee repors.s
adverse that an appeal could be taken 10 The Soc,-
ETY. at large, and tina, their decision must be sat-
factory. In this case u appeared that the Comnsi-
tee and the Society had both decided against such
allowance.
The Cour, decided iha, the plaintiff had joined n.
Society subscribed 10 the laws, and committed him.
self to it's terms and the conditions OF The contract
decision had been sought and obtained IN parsa-
ance of that contract; and he must ABIDE by that de-
cision He should no, recover in this action. CON-
plant dismissed, with costs
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Oct. 10.
Before the Recorder and Aid. Dodge and Dooey.--
The trial Of Antoine M,iiot, charged with Rape
upon the person OF child years OF age. which
commenced Yesterday, out was not hnlshed az
the adjournment of Court, was postponed until
Monday next IN consequence Of sickness m the fam
lily of the counsel for the prisoner
Grand Larcency James OBrien was placed
a the bar 10 answer charge OF Grand larceny
stealing 10 Yards of Competing, valued at $S2
from cart standing a, the time near the Bowling
Green. The carpetlng belonged 20 Mr Geo. Hast
inss, carpet dealer. The prisoner was seen IN The
act of taking the property of the cart, which, al tho
time. was standing ~ front Of Mr. Nagier's house
No. Bowlng Green The prisoner in his defense
stated that he employed To carry the carpet to
Peck Slip, but he pTocuced evidence 10 sustain
his statement. The Jury convicted him OF Petit
Larceny and he was sentenced 70 the Penitentary
for 6months.
Another Trial for Grand Larc0y-IIsnry shilling,
a German. was placed on trial charged with Grand
Larceny in stealing gun, yaliSe and some money!
worth IN all about $50, the property OF Henry Ees-
Ter OF No. 200 Bowery. on the 2cth OF August last
II denied BY the defense that shilling stoc We
vallse, but took II TO secure a deot o, ~ Mnisn
Geiser ow ed HIM he lett his address az the time he
took the yase and said TO adomestic VINO was IN the
house that Geisler could have the property BY cali
ing on him. II not shown that the defendant
had felonious intent, and the Jury therefore ac-
quilted him:
Adjourned for the day.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-StGted SesSl0R--
FRIDAY, Oct. 10, 1851.
PYesent-Morgan Morgans. Hsq. Presdeat, AID.
Griffin. Dodge. Sturtcyant. Oakley Chapm, Smith,
Bali, Haws. Miller shaw. Cook, Bard, Britton
Delamatsr, Franklin. Dooley
The minutes OF the last meeting were rear and
approved. .,... ..,,.o -, H.,
Ladder Co. No 5. for new truck. Referred 20 the
Committee on Fire Department.
By Aid. Dooley, petition Of James &. klng and
others In relation 10 the alteration OF the lac Of
Bloomlngdale Road from l0th-av. TO s6ih'St. Re
fered 10 the Counse, OF the Corporation
By Aid. Griffin, position OF A. C. Soper and other
cartmen- 10 have the pavement raised and regulated
corner Wall and Pear!-sts Referred to the tommii-
sloner Of Repairs and supplies. with power.
By Aid Chapman, petition OF John Anderson. for q
lease of Houston-st Ferry. Referred to Committee
on Ferries.
By the same petition of Jane G.. De Tvoh. to be
COMPENSATED for damages sustained by building Of
sewer in Duane st. Referred 10 the Croton Aque-
duct Department
bv Aid. oakley, pet.ton OF j. L. harper, iof toU-
pensation for services rendered as New-fork volun-
teer Referred 20 the Special Committee upon dis
bursing appropriation TO New-Yor% Volunteers.
By Aid liaws petition OF Geo. G.. Taylor, IN rela-
ton 10 a sewer IN Deancey-St east OF the Bowefy.
Referred 10 the Croton Aqueduct Department.
By the same. petiNon of Peter Gassner, for sewer
in the Bowery, on east SIDE from No ls9 to Broome-
81. Referred 10 Committee on Sewers.
By Aid Bard, petition of Edward Siaven, for pay
ment for injury received to carnage on Blooming
dale Road. Referred TO Committee on Finance
Rv he
others, for a sewer IN Grand.st., between Elm and
Crosby.sts. Referred to committee on Sewers.
BY Aid Dodge, petition OF the Trustees OF The Am
lty st. Church. 20 have pump removed IN front OF
said church. Referred to Commissioner oi Repairs
By Ala. Britton. remonstrance of James Quarry
and others, against removing the pump ia front Oh
the Ami,y-st Church. Referred to the Commission
er OF Repairs and supplies.
By Aid. Cook. bill Of DR.. Fisk. amounting to $2g,
for medical attendance at the Alllth Ward station
House. Referred to Committee on Police.
BY Aid. Chapman, petition of John Doggett, Jr, 70
be paid for Directories furnished the Corporation.
Referred to Committee on Arts and Sciences.
A communication from Committee OF Poll emen,
transmitting the proceedings of meeting OF Police
men held on the 9th inst. Referred to the Cemmit-
tee on Law Department.
Resignations-By Aid. Dooey. resignation of Wal
ter G. Mackay, as Inspector Of Election of the lid
Dist; XiXth Wsrd-whlch was accepted.
WheTeupon Aid DoOley presented the following
resolution, viz
Resolrsd That James j Bevins be, andhe is, here
by appointed Inspector OF Election for the lid Dist.
XlAth Ward, IN place of Walter G.. Mackay, re-
slgned-which was adopted.
BY Aid. Dooley, resignation OF John Ives. a, In
spector Of Election, First District, XlNth Ward,
which was accepted. Whereupon Aid D0oiey pre-
scented the following resolution, VIZ
R,soired, That Philip ). Monroe be and he IS here
by appointed Inspector Of Election for the First Dis
tlct XIXth Ward, IN place of John Ives, resigned
Which was adopted
ResoiutOns-By Aid. Britten-Whereas the Con-
tractors with the Corporation for building sewers,
regulating and paving streets &c have been request
ed to wait an unusual time for the balances due
them on their contracts, which delay has arisen
from the Collector Of Assessments being required TO
make demand on the parties assessed for balances
due, IN addition to the demand made by the Deputy
Collectors and which have heretofore been sufficient
10 meet the requirements OF the law In consequence
Of this extra duty required Of the Collector. there
has been delay Of about ten months beyond the Pc
rod when 1t was supposed the sale for unpaid as
sessmens would take place and whereas the said
Contractors greatly distressed by reason OF the
pressure IN the money market, and the difficulty Of
raising the necessary funds for the prosecution OF
these works, in which our citizens generally, have
great interest IN being speedily completed therefore,
Rswiued, That II be referred 10 an appropriate
Committee, TO report upon the propriety Of closing
SAID accounts with The Contractors. by the payment
Of the balances ncl,ded IN the assessment list which
was prepared for the sale IN March last, and which
has been delayed by the Collector being compelled,
as above stated, To make a personal demand on the
parties.
by AID Chapman.
Rssolrsd, That the let District election poll, yh
Ward, be removed from No. 90 to No ~ Leonard
street. Which was adopted.
BY the president.
Rssolred That The poll of the Fifth District, Sew.
enth Ward, be held at Mariners Hall, No 800 Cher.
ry-st
Resoired That the poll OF the Sixth District OF the
Seventh Ward be held IL the north cas-, corner u
East Broadway and Gouveneur-st. Adopted.
By Aid. Chapman. VIZ
Rtsoirsd, That j. b. Bachelor be and he Is hereby,
appointed Inspector Of Election for the FIN Dis
int, fihh ward, IN place OF Crowen Adams, re-
moved from the Ward. Adopted.
By Aid Chapman, VIZ
Resoired, That Joseph w Neeks be and lie is here
by appointed Inspector % Election for the Sec
ond District, Fifth Ward, 10 place OF WIN e. Scott,
deceased. Adopted
BY Aid. Chapman,
Rescued, That Benjamin s. Foster be- and he ~
Hereby, appointed Inspector u Election for the