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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Court or OYER AND TgRMiNER Before
Judge Morse and Justices Stwell and Wright.
The Grand Jury came INTO Court Yesterday ana
presented l76 additional bills. mostly for selling
liquor without license and thus body having, seer a
very long session, concluded their laborSthe heavi-
est that has Yet been performed by Grand Jury
IN this eounty-were released from further attend
ance by the Judge.
John Mead. James Connolly and Peter Macksy
were arraIened on indictments. charging them with
selling hcuor without license. The Two former
pleaded not guilty and the latter guilty
The number of indictments now pending ~ the
present term ofthis Court amounts 20 SIS, most OF
them. however beng for breach OF the Excise laws.
The bills presented Yesterday We're transmitted for
trial to the Court of Sessions. which commences be-
fore Judge johnson, Justices SOlscl and Wright.
on Tuesday next. 10 which time this Court stands,
likewise, adjourned.
The remaining bills the ofenSes Of which were
committed IN the City OF BrooSynl were transmit
ted To the City Court. Judge Greenwood presiding.
which Court VIII be opened on Monday next.
The trial Of Lawrence Reilly On the Oyer and
Termner) viii 10, be brought on ull mex, term.
SrABBING AFFRAY.-A gentleman nan,ed
Kirby, hahng from the District of Columbia, went.
a few days since. INTO porter-houSe corner OF Har-
rlson ana Court-sts and happened undeslenedly 10
seat himself IN char which had been only tempors-
rlly vacated by another person named Bedeli upon
the latter claiming his right of preoccupatlon kuby
apOlogzed and invited the other Ia drink While
standing AT the counter Kirby Was observed TO take
from his pocket dnk.knlfe, when man named
William BaTdin SpprehenSye that he medi,sted
treachery against Bedel seized hold Of him and al.
tempted to diSarp HIM, but IN the scu'le he himself
received dangerous wound In the hand and KIRBY
escaped. warrant has been issued for his arrest
70 answer the charge
FATAL AcCDENr.-On Tuesday night,
between 10 and II O'Clock, man named Henry
GLEASON was seized with apOplecuc III at the top
OF the staircase IN his residence m Columbia 81.
near Atlantic. and while under is influence he fell
down the stairs all the way 10 the bottom thereby
SUSTAINING "A conclusion of the brain which resulted
m his death next morning Coroner Bali held an IN
quest, when a verdict rendered IN accordance
with the facts Deceased was a native OF New -Jer-
Sey, and aged IS yeaIS.
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CIVILIZATION REACHING lowA-.At the
recent term of the District Court IN Cedar County.
Iowa. the Jury rendered a verdict of $4,000 for the
plaintiff IN the case OF Brown vs.. stiles. The de-
PENDANT charged with Seduclng the plaintiffs wife
and abductmg and Secreilng her and her children.
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BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Maryland Elections.
B.LrlvoRE. Friday. Oct. ,. lsi

BALTIMORE, rlddF, Oc'- ), 1871
In District the result Is still doubtful. The
malorties for r J. Bowie, regular Wing. are, IN
Montgomery COO and in Anne Arundel 3O0' for
T. +. Bowie, Independent Wing. the malorites
are $50 in Prince Georges and $50 IN ST. Mary s.
with two counties to hear iron. All the cOun-
ties in the yth District are heard from ami Evans
(Whig) is reelected by li2 majority. d. y Hen
~. regular Wing. is largely ahead Of Gotham IN
the With District
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Corporation Notices.
NROTON AOUFDUCT DEPART

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
" MENT-To CONTRACToRs-sealed Pro0ossls
vii he received Al the once Of the Croton Aqsedrct
Department lRctunda psrs unit, MoND l,A ies "a
crth The nscesssry RECEIVING BASINS and CUL-
vERTs in Avenue from sth 70 lGh 81 BENG ~ lsnsss
1 he budlnr Of the same and all other information re-
iatnr thereto be ostaxe ed On apple alton 70 sae w.
"a'' ~' NICHOLAS DEAN,
dIG P.es.i:a. C.o.9a AsGssas: pspA '~ss--
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Few-Ynrk State Nominations.

Liberty Party.-This party held lis
State Convention at Syracuse on "Wednesday.
Thomas G. White presiding and nominated the fol-
Ing State Ticket
Juage court appeals WV. GooDELL, Ontarlo.
Controller LINDLEY VI MOORE Monroe
S,Cre,ory of state JOHN THOMAS, 0nondaga.
state Trfcsarer --CHAs. d. MILLER, Madison
Attorney 6 eneral- GEORGE w JOHNSON, Ere
state Engiaeer--.--M.D PINNEY, Tioga.
Cqnai Commissioner j. {. HARRINGTON, Oswego.
state Prison Inspector HUGH SMITH, Jefferson
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LARGE SHIPs.-Our attention having
been called 10 the unusual number Of ships carrying
large cargoes of cotton from this port the last
merCia wear, we have obtained from our neigabors,
MeSsrs. J. p Whitney & Co., list OF ships loaded
by them carrying 5000 bales OF cotton and upward
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been secre'ed had he no. teen caught IN the atemp.
He was committed by Justice Lothrop for examins-
ten.
ACADEMIA sailor named Frederick
Black had his leg broken Thursday morning. by the
falling OF large stone upon AZ, at Pier No North
River. He was conveyed 10 the City Hospital
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ArriraI of the City of Nanches ter" Steamship

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 8, Io3I.
The steamship City of Manchester from Liv-
pool the eth nit. arrived this morning-thus making
the passage in rather less than 10 days.
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CITY ITEMS.

EMGRANTs ARRIVED, Oct. She ioi-
lowing vessels arrived Thursday with Storage pas
sengers
Edw srl O'Br,en Ly'p1. 303 Geo F Paten. Bremen -
LADY Hobart dots Mary Ann Dup5ir- ~
Carnaic do.-2l5 EdwHia Rotterdam ~
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CorToN is depressed and prices favor BUYERS. Inc
sales have been SCI bales at 6id9sc. The weeks
sales sum 10 ass bales. The quotation for fair Is
9la9Ic The weeks receipts have been 1862 bales
and the stock, exclusive OF that on ship board Is
&
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all those favor Of organizing Society under the
above name, whether citizens or strangers, are IN.
yIied TO attend without further notice.
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IS s,Is Carving away The enormous Qusny oi-.ol'J3
bales If cOttoIl-equal 10 ; 4oe bales each
We also notice the following clearances last year
IN sddlilon A his above.
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nGDENSBURGH. or NORTHERN

" Raj ROAD u W-fUkk --Ihe tpuPUns on The
Bonds of this Company due Oct will be- paid and after
that day on presentation at the office Of H. UNDER
WOOD & SON, No. % Merchants Exchange, N Y, OF at
the TTeasureT's Office, Boston.
$50 tOctIO " + EUSTIS. Treasurer.
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financial.

NOTICE. All Moneys deposited in the
~ BROADWAY SAVINGS BANK. No. 1876 Broad
wav cor ner of Anthony St up 10 and including the lth
October will be allow ed interest thereon from the st inst
oitI BY order. NJ HOPPER MOTT. Secretary.
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Co1roS THrEr.-Officer Rowland, Of the
Fist Wand on Thursday arrested man naiheu mo-
KIM CHARGED With stealing bale OF cotton valued
-, "a TN pier No A. " r.. the property OF Root
S.rveIi NJ No 81 Wallst. The accused after gain
inc possession of the cotton, II alleged employed
an Irishman named Patrick hcheoh 70 IKE ~ 70 'ne
store No s.2 From. IS where |. would probably bare
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SCHOONER RoBBED.-The schooner Eiiz-
,h,b usn I,ing ,,he foo, of Waterst, Z. R., " as
ronbed on "Wednesday night, of her Jlo-na"ser
man sheet. running lines and watch tacAeI "1na
N all about SIS. The thieves escaped WIKI 'hen
plunCer.
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| Steamer for Cuba--Local News Markets ana
Ntock>.
Correspondence OF the New or& Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Aug II, l.Jl.

fnrr. ~,,outcutc OF the New 1OrA Tribune.
PHlLADELPHIA Wednesday, Aug. II. lsJl.
The steamer Saranac sailed from the navy
ward this morning with sealed orders Her destlna-
ton : supposed 10 De Cuba.
Young Dddlebacks friends have sgnihed their
intention to urge EVIL prosecution against police
officer PeThenDne. who shot hun some mornings
SINCE during iiremens not. The Sheriff mas served
a cap,as upon Porkenpine, and he has been held IN
81 $40 bail, the same sum required OF MN IN the
criminal SUIT by Judge Parsons.
Patuck Blany died al ManayunA, on Tuesday, IA
consequence OF injuries received Oy being run over
on the NorrlstoWn Railroad on that day.
ON Monday. a little daughter OF Mr.. Morris De
Young residing IN Schuylklll Eighth-st., near LON
bard. fell from balcony 10 the ground and was
shocAIngly injured.
The steamship City OF Manchester i no" com
ug M the nver. She : expected 70 arrive AZ ner
wharf al O'Clock this afternoon
The steamer Acas adslces, published tAls morning ar
favorable for COTTON, and have caused better feeling N
the market but The sales continue hunted. The FLOUR
market confn inactive There are free sellers A II
bbl bit there export demand and very e tor ct
cousumuton the dealers purchasing Only Tor me lp
Id ~ their immediate In RYE FLOUR ana CoRN
Nr A. 40 .ales been reported We quote me FORMER
> - p and The latter - 81 b. WHEAT = 1uL ahd
uces rather lower Sales II JutV Dlsl good anu ple
IA ANA white az ~ 1913 cts and new Sol'Aer AZ
7g7 cts b, shell RYE Is less active CORN 5 n liml'
"a demand sales OF good ourlernf elbow a 5le'2 cents
and mixed Western at % cents In OATS NJ cAi-e INC
dem3nd Tor WHISKY limited sales a. % cents IN n"th
hhds. and 0bls. 49, ,
do a. 2o0 Reading Railroad. p. " do =, V3 g. -
$1,000 Reading K o.. 75 50! 10 Penn and o1o NIX Z
10 MoTrIs Canal, Ia 49,. ,,o,o
&c Bans % $500 Tenn s.. 81 i0o0 Aieghen' ,'lny
D. -
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tRoM BrENo> AYREs.-W 9


ceived files of The BRITISH P0cks Of Bueno> AyTes'
to the li,h June. The political news Is OF little m
portance We give The PacS't's summary, As io!-
lows
Inc present may be denomlnated the shofl "eeN'
a. Il was ushered IN With continuous ia!l OF ram
on sunday. Monday and TUESDAY, thai eHectuaLy
suspended al business and intercourse Al l'4e
nelghborhood OF this capital az least, We NAY 40"
speak Of the ate and long continued olouth a q
thing that Vds AMI We trust the blessing ha> eA-
tended Tar and VIDE Fortunately. the "ea,heI "a
comparatively mid and genial, and "fn the efc.p-
ton Of few very young lambs. the !osses n '.'e
stock farms have probably been InconSlderaole. A.
regards our future prospects. not 20 SPEAK " 1le
public health the change - most important, ana our
most grateful acknowledgements are justly oue ."
" HIM VINO ruleih among the nations.
With the exception OF some tribes from Mon'esi-
teo. there has been general ull N political gossip
with a gradual but decidedly downward tendency II
the money market Our latest accounts direct rom
EnreRlOs represen; the Province a. perfectly tran
gul, lih 10 indication whatever OF hostile move
ments. Tae symptoms OF dlsahecron are conhned 10
the public press and select coterle, who display
the feTyor of their PATRIOTISM by -erenaces dances
and earouSals. With which the community At large
eGinces only ;epid sympathy
Among the recent official appointments, We notice
VIII satisfaction those Of Rev. Drs Moreno an
Per. y th,plairs OF '.lr o"pcene ''nrefnmrii'
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S,se.SISe PRIsos.-We learn from The

SrsG.SISG PRIsOs. We learn from lac
H,dson Riro Chroaieis that Governor hun $3.50 -
McCsry, TWO young Irishmen who sere conveyed
of rot on the railroad at pougskeepsie, some w"
,esrs since and sentenced BY Judge barcuio 70 u
Year and 3 months each. sister oil hcCar'y hAa
come 20 the prison TO see hlm' as sie sappv.e1,
a., the la,t time and her JOY may De imagined
ubeo At the yery moment, she inquired Of the
Warden for her brother, the iaiter Sas IN tns acs
her brothers pardon, and made him free man.
We regret 10 learn that The summer complaint Is
nrevang IN the PRISON TO a considerable extent, and
hat II assumes quite a malignant form. About Say
are now confined 10 cots, and upward Of ninety are
under treatment The Inspector in charge deyotes
his whole time 10 the SICK and we understand thst
every means that care and skill can devise are en-
ooyed to arrest the disease and those already
attacked Several deaths have occurred, but d
PelcheT the PLY slcan, informs US that be hopes
the disease has reached It's hight and that iron
this time 1t will gradually snbslde.
~ wilkins TannehIll, the Oldest mem
Ter Of the editor fraternity living IN Tenne,see'
has BE-. . struck with paralysis. Memphis Enc
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST H. 1851
BROOKLYN ITEMS

New ROUTF -Omnlbuses and vehicles
% Gowsrus and neighborhocj are beginning -
travel ~ Ninth 81 new plank road having lately
been opened. and thence by The Thri-av.. thus
avoiding the toll levied at the Penny Bridge This
road Is N excellent condition an j. open for a is
lance oftwo miles
RELIGIOUS WORSHIP A house of wor-
ship Is n course Of completion for TIE Roman
Catholic population OF Gowanus. Il Is 4 handsome
frame building ~ feet 'front.' by 81 zee, in depth and
* calculated - seat zoo persons AMI cost about
5000 II vii. be ready for consecTaion about the
Isl OF September. and : to De under The pa>torshp
Of Rev. Mr. Mclaughlin
Postponed Coroner has POSTPONED
,he inquest Oh the OF the running down ola small
boat by the Jackson Ferry boat whereby Sarah scan
i'm and Jeanette Nonack were drowned o. Tlss-
day There Is to be thorough investigation
FALL or BUILDING. -One of the lots On
Fuiton-st opposite the City Hall, has been undergo
ing excavation for the last i've six months, AMI
curing That time has been kept open, 10 the detment
Of the public. a. any passing at night might ftli
n and be killed. On Tuesday night, coal. Office
belonging TO James Duck, who has a coal yard
adjoining, having been undermined by the excaya-
TONS, oppled over and Tell INTO the cavity that hal
been dug beside It. The office. which was srndi
wooden affair Is not OF much value, but itcannoi be-
remove without being taken TO pieces
Rural ADJUSTMENTS. We hear that an
eXdeputy Sheriff was severely horsewhlpped a. BAY
size on Monday What he had been doing to receive
the chastisement we are not able to state.
VIOLATING THE GAME LAWS. Benedict
Degraw John Moss and John Van Beck were fined
$25 EACH and committed to prison IN default Of pay
men', for shooting backbrds on The lands Of Peter
Wyckof At GowanuS
BADGE Broken. - On Tuesday night
about ~ o'clock rs one OF the South Ferry boats en-
tered the wharf AZ the foot OF Aantlcs the bridge,
by some mlshap broke from the chains that support
ed II. and SUNK several feet below the level of the
steamboat deck. the end the bridge next 10 the boat
getting considerably under the water. Great
S,erna;lon Tegnci on deck particularly among the
ladies. but nothing very serious occurred. and IN a
short time the bridge VAS raised. and ali landed
safely
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

THE FERRIES. petition having been
presented 20 the Trustees, complaining of the Grand
s. and Peck-siIp Ferries, Special Committee has
been appointed By that body TO inquire into the sub
iect The strong tide and position Of the ferries
cause occasional INJURY and delay to the boats. but
/ the whole. the Company. We think, have done well
We are glad to the Trustees take the matter IN
| hand. though doubt has been expressed. from good
sources. a. 10 the propriety OF their dong The
ferries, of course the avenues 10 and from New
York and IT Is fitting the Trustees should exercise
an interest N them We have no doubt the Ferry
Company Y III he able fully 10 satisfy the Committee
that they are dong everything possible 10 make a
quick and excellent ferry and that the report of the
Committee will be satisfactory even Ia The petition
erS themselves
FIRE between and > o'clock on Mon
day. fire occurred at the house Of Mr. Chrssen, cor
ner of Even and Johnson-sts., but II was soon ex-
tn guished. An alarm In the evening was false
FALSE RuMoR A rumor has been in cir
culaticn, and got INTO The Williamsburg Times, that
Mr. Patrick Golden, whose wife and daughter were
recently killed by Riley, has been again married.
Tie repot, IS untrue
MoNUMENlING THE VILLAGE. The Spe-
cialC Committee made etort to the Trustees Mon
day. stating that Mr.. Daniel Even Ghe Surveyor
who laid out the village, and the draftcr OF what Is
known Ewen's map) Will survey and place bound
AIRY monuments IN the village, agreeably to the late
law, for 81 600. Some Of the members were IN favor
of accepting his offer, but motion 10 advertise pro-
posals also from other Surveyors prevailed la a
case of such deep importance. 1t would seem deslra
bic that Mr.. Even, from the great experience he has
had IN the laying out. and his knowledge Of the
present boundary marks OF the village should be
employed.
SUNDAY OuSIBUsEs. The Jenny Lind
Line having by a majority Of one III the Board Of
Trustees some time since, obtained leave to run on
Sunday while the other lines prohibited, and
they having recently taken the South Fourth-st
route ION account OF grading, We believe, gong on
IN Divisionav ) the South Fourth-st line, and 9th
crs. also came out sunday iast and there was a
general omnibus racing throughout the day, and
some disturbance took place at the Ferries the pas
senpers IN most instances beng those residing Out 81
Williamsburg. On Monday evening the Trustees
adopted an amendment OF the ordinance as TO stages
imposing a fine OF S25 Oh the owner Of any stage
running on Sunday. Some Of the prOpretors are IN
favor Of the new measure II Is sad. "a they would
rather have their horses and men rest on that day
I than not.
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BoARD OF ASSISTANT Stated

DVNNH Of -NSNTN MI -NLDEhNEN~ 'cIVIrU
>eSSl0n-W EDNEsDAY, August 10, 1851.
PrsSenf-a A Alvord. Esq. President. IN the ChaII
Assistant Aid. Moore, Haley. Mabba,,, Boyce, Bari
J. b We6o, James Webb, Crane. Miller, Smith
Pearsall, Sands Ward, Bolster. Ely. Edwards.
PsittioRs-By Assistant Aid. Maboait. of Oliver
Clark, for Relief from erroneous tax To Commit
tee on Finance
By the President. Of Tobias Lawrence. Wm ii.
Wilson and others, for new Hose Co.. 10 be organ
tzed IN the NNlllth Ward. To Committee on Fire
Department.
Bv same. OF J T.. harrington, 20 be paid for a
pump. To Committee on Finance
BY same OF Health Wardens, for increase Of salary.
To Committee on Salaries and ofices.
By same. OF Trustees of Columbia College, As 10
grade of paopery owned by them IN ts,h- ST. between
Nh and 6ih-iys To Committee on Roads.
Rrror,s-Of Committee Streets. IN favor OF feRc-
ing vacant lots in l0,h-s.. between avenues and
Adopted by the following vote ATr"at',c-Thc
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VIOLATING THE GAME-LAws Benedict
Degraw John Moss and John Van Beck, were fined
$25 each, and committed to prison IN default OF pay
men' for shooting blackbrds Oh the lands Of Peter
WyckOf At GowanuS
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POsTPONED.-The Coroner has postponed
,he inquest the OF the running down ola small
boat BY the Jackson Ferry boat whereby Sarah sean.
in and Jeanette NOnack were drowned. o. TIes-
day there * 10 be 4 thorough investigation.
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Rural AMUsEMENTs We hear that an
ex-deputy sheriff was severely horSewhipped a. Bav
size on Monday. What he had been doing to receive
the chaStISement, we are not able TO state.
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t'IRF between | and , o'clock on Mon
day 4 fire occurred at the house Of Mr.. Chrssen,
ner Of Even and Johnson-stS., but II was soon eX-
tn guished. An alarm IN the evening was false
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FALSE RI ORA rumor has been in cir
culaticn, and got INTO The Williamsburg Times that
Mr. Patrick Golden, whose wife and daughter were
recently killed by Riley, has been again married.
Tie report Is untrue
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A Burial HUSBAND AND FATHEe.-Otll-
Ger Lally, of the With Ward on Tuesday night ar
rested orc Peter Fannigan, who stands charged by
his wife Ann with attempting 70 take her HE and
that of her children by splitting their heads open
with bludgeon The complainant, with her chill
dren escaped from his clutches and took refuge III
the Sta,ion-h0 Justice Laihrop committed him
to prison fcr tylal.
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To most OF The Eastern NOTId WHO are UHaC-
ouaInted with our soil and climate, the above ac-
count will looh almost impossible But, considering
that We have nine months out Of twelve In which
We can SOW, and nine IA which We can gather II 10
not doubtful And If there ever was country an
which the "plonman overlook the reaper, "a.
hf0rna IS that one. large amount OF produce VIII
re raised ~ California this year Tor market.
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prayEpslry.-On Tuesday, a woman
,pown as Betsey Baker" was liberated from jail
Al Newark. where she had been Imprisoned Tor shop
lifting Once iree she went direct to the store WherS
She Raa been caught, and stole piece OF alpac@
but while running off with II was run over by an
omnibus ard had her arm broken.
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M poARb Oh ALDERMEN-StQleG SeSStGn--
a9stSDAA, August Is, 1881
Ca Morgan Morgans, Esq, President. AID.
Srs,a ppoase, Siurieyant, Oakley, Inapman Kelly,
,sa M PAL, haws, Miller, Shaw. COOK, Bard, Brit
"a oclaiea'et. Franklin, Coackln. pooiey.
o-o,ss, '0'es OF the last meeting were read and ap-
BassesS-By AID Shaw, petition 81 members of
A., :, 'u Ladder Company No. :. for an increase Of
rss.s 'heis present company. Referred 10 Com
I'VE on fue Department
a "a, aa. Doolcy, petition Of Walter &. Mackay,
nnl''ee on Assessments
esAss,s 40. pooiey, petition Of john ". Hoyt and
asS ~ sm a"eli and pump IN 56ih-St.. between lst
Nonss "s' "hich Was referred 70 Street Comml>
kr Vac same, petition OF Wm B. DRAKE and others,
"a rt ~ tte foot OF tsd-st, North River Referred
~ Somniuee on Whsrves, Piers and Ships
IL, ~. Naine, petition OF VIM. Cure. for correc-
sas Referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Cs,sas'e"-An invitation was received from the
~ ahdant OF the L. :. ship 81, Lawrence 10 visit
CAs,.sSSe ~hch Was accepted, and Md. Franklin.
a rsls,,l and Cook, appointed special Committee
IN, ,ss.fo''s.-Ald. Chapman presented the follow.
1ss.ssossuon, which Was adopted viz:
- 49, ihat the Commissioner OF Rsn.,rS and SIM.
asr< asa he HEREBY directed TO furnish new front
Ns. ~ .oase 81 Hose Co Ne. Al, los-a,ed a, Ne a.
Al =. nov aadersosng alterations
W ~'d's' presented the following resolution