New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

Rcprrfs--Of the Finance Committee, IN favor OF
renting personal tax OF Joseph Acker Adopted.
OF same IN favor Of renting Judgment again.,
William Moore Adopted.
confirming suncry appointments and destinations as
members of Engine Co No. a. ADOPTED
or Committee on Roads. IN favor OF Tagging 9f
paving sidewalks in l25th-st between an and 9ih-
avs. ADOPTED by the following vote AbE"dine-
The President Assistant AID Moore, Haley, Map
bait, Mccarthy, Boyce, Barr, j. Is. "eoh; jas
Wepb, Crane, Miller, Smith, Ileman, saLcs, " dfd'
OF same. in favor of Matchmaking sth-av., from
.Ofh 10 54th-sts. Adopted by the following vote
! E6frw0firp-The President, Assistant AID. Moore,
haicy Mabbatt. McCarthy, Boyce, Barr J. E. webb,
Jas Webb Crane, Miller, Smith, Tieman, SANDS,
| Ward Bolster, Edwards.
! Coma1rqicafi,ns-F From the Bureauof Assessments,
/ with the following assessment ists, asking thei.
| confirmation. and that Abner SANFORD be appointed
collector therefor, VIZ For sewers IN 2istst ron
Hudson River to near sih-av IN 36h-st., from 9TH
av 10 near 5tf-av. for paving sth-av, from 45i 10
/ JAth-st. TO Committee on Laws.
From the Croton Aquedurt Department " i:h aD-
strac, of contracts made since the last similar re-
| port. Filed.
! Rssolut,ons-By Assistant Aid. Smith:
! Resofed, That the Street Commissioner cause Tie
owners Of The per az the foot Of lUth-st Z. x 70 be
notified to repair sad pier without delay Adopted
| By AssisteHt Aid. Barr
| Reso}red. That the Commissioner OF Streets ana
/ Lamps report 70 this Board when the mains were
/ laid m Leonard. Franklin, Waite, Elm and Duane
SIS. to ligat the with gas, and WHY he same
have not lighted, and II It IS the iauit OF sara
! Gas Co. Adopted.
| Ey Assistant AID. Tieman
Resolred, That the Commissioner OF Repairs and
Supplies report to tins Board how many iaen the su
perntondeIi of Roads mad TO work during the months
| Of April, May, June. July. August and September,
! and how many at this time, what number OF boys al
each time and also, why the roads are lined w!th men
| jasi on the eve OF the Election as Winter IS about
setting and the roads TO be kept IN bad order dur
| ing the Winner months, instead OF giving employ
-. a lAF.p and a
J season 10 repair roads. To Committee or ROaCS.
| ReporfS-Of Committee on Lands and Places, re-
| commencing The laying out OF Park al the high
| Bridge. Accepted by the following vote AUrm1iI'
| The President, Assistant AID. Moore. Haley, Nab
bait, Mccarthy, Royce Barr. !. b. Webb, James
| Webb, Crane Miller, Smith, 1ieman Sands, ward
| Bolster, Edwards.
from Board of Alderman. in favor of Sewer IN S,h
| 81. from Avenue 23i feet East: Concurred m by
tie following vote AG.rmafre-The President. A.
slstant AID. Moore. llatey, Ma0bau hcCar,hv'
Boyce, Barr, J L Webb. Jas. Webb. Crane, Miller,
smith. Ieman Sands, Ward, Bolster. Edwards
In favor OF rebuilding Essex Market. To Commit
| tee Repairs and Supplies.
In favor Of repairing sidewalks ia Houston ST. 10
| Committee Streets
To pay bill Off Dolly for services To Commit
The Board then adjourned TO Tuesday afternoon
next, al O'Clock 4rom he minutes
RICHARD scorr, Clerk.
ATTFMPr At MURDER BY \ GANG or
| FvE-PoINr RoBBERs.-About O'Clock yesterday
morning, Mr.. James Barley, residing at No. 4j3
GreenWicI-st., and Mr. John VI. Smith, OF No. 90
| GTeene-St., while passing through West Broadway
their to their respective places OF residence
from the Broadway Theater, attacked by
four Five Point rufiaIs, named VIM Corey, Thomas
Smith John Campbell and Michael Kinney. vino
assaulted them la the most violent manner without
the least proyocailOn. MIR. Smith was first assaulted
by the rufans, one OF whom stabbed him IN the ieit
check and III other parts OF his body. Mr.. Barley
beng very stout man, rushed TO the assistance OF
his friend and knocked down three Of the fellows
he aimed a blow at the fourth, who lodged il, and
succeeded IN plungng knife III Mr.. IS left cheek,
The blade of which barely escaped severng the Jugu
lar vein. The cry of Murder" Watch" &c, was
given, when officers Kennedy and CarOck OF the
nth Ward made their appearance, and after & des-
perte struggle they succeeded IN capturing the
whole of the asSalilng party. who were locked up
until the opening of the Police Court, when they
were taken before Justice Osborne, and committed
to prison for trial on charge OF assault and battery
with intent TO XIII, and also OF attempt at highway
robbery. Messrs Smith and Darkley were conveyed
to the Fifth Ward Saton-house, where physician
was called, who dressed their wounds after which
they were takenio their places of residence.
DEATH FROM TAKING MORPHINE. Mr..
George c. Baldwin OF Brookhod, Fairfield County.
Conn., but who for a short time past, has been
boarding Fourteenth ST. shortly before - O'Clock
Yesterday morning entered III great haste the drug
store of Mr.. Mllhau, No. 1873 broadway, and asked
for cmetic, stating at the time that he had, few
moments before, taken large dose of morphine
The medicine gwen TO him, but II failed to pro-
duce the desired effect, and several physicians were
called IN, who used their best exeItioIs 20
the poison, but without success, and Mr.. B. ded n
the store, surrounded by his brother, Samuel Bald
WIZ, importer Of watches and e~elry OF No. 40
Broadway, and other relatives and friends The de-
ceased had returned from Cab Omia In July last,
ard while there had contracted disease from which
ne has suffered much since his return, and III order
30 ald the pam arising from It, has had recourse To
the use of morphine, too large dose of which he
had taken previous 10 his gong TO the drug store
MI B. was a single man. 90 wears of age. The COrO-
ner viii hold an inquest on the body tins morning
ARREST OF ROWDIES, WITH FIREARMS
Il THEIR PossEssIoN.-On Tuesday night two Young
rowoies, named Francis McIaNre and John Grant
while under the influence OF rum. entered a dance
house IN Waterst.. kept by one Ellen Arvis, and
while there, conducted themselves III a very dis
orderly manner much so, that 1t was found neceS
saTy to call in officer Kane of the Fourth Ward, 20
arrest them. On being taken to the Staton-houSe
and searched, two pistols loaded 10 the muZZle with
powder and balls were found on their persons
Yesterday morning they were taken before Justice
Osborne and cominiItedto prison
The LATE STABBING CASE IN THE FOURTH
WARD.-ChaTles Augustus, but more commonly
known as Dutch Charley. keeper of porter.houSe
AZ POI Wa'er-st,, VINO was repeatedly stabbed AZ his
house on TUESDAY evening last Is sull alive at the
~ \. Hospital. but the probability IS that he will
not recover. Tom Smith, the assassin, has not yet
been arrested, but the police are on his track. and,
unless he leave the country, he Will most certainly
be taken.
ARREST FOR FURIoUs DRIyING AND Run
/ MING OVER Capitalization FeTon, of No. 50
/ Mulberry ST, was yesterday arrested by officer De
/ voc, Of the Chiefs Office, charged with driving
4 erocer'S wagon at an unlawful rate Of speed, and
, caroleSsly running over and badly ujuTing son Of
/ Mr.. Mix, residing al No. sos lioustonSt. The affair
occurred on the corner OF Broadway and Chambers
81. Ferron taken before Justice Osborne and
held to bail IN $500 TO answer the charge.
FOUND DRowNED.-The body OF an I'M
90
lng, the dock at the foot Of Pier No 3, T.. Il. The
+ Coroner was notified 10 hold an inquest.