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

white outer shirt, In hremans style open a, the breast
ana slashed with read black pants with white stripe
red leather belt. and cloth caps with slyer band
They numbered about thirty muskets an1 are accom-
panied by the Brooklyn Comet Band
Cry CouRr-TueSday Before Judge
Greenwood and Aldermen Lambert aud Hu>tet-
Frank ogrr0H put or trial TO answer an lndlct-
Inent charging him with grand larceny -iity-
Sentence deferred.
Daaiel MrCarfy was tined On ndlctmen; charging
MIN with burglary n the thlri degree. Guilty sen
'ence deferred
ny NcDoHaid, Ed,rard UcCaTfu, Pefsr N-Gnrs,
Peter ConrcI and Hm. Dalton, were seveTiliY ar
ralgned indictments charging them with selling
liquor without license, 70 which all pleaded guilty
Sentence deferred
EVENING ScHoOLs.-In the Board OF kdu
carton. on TUESDAY. the Committee appointed Al the
previous meeting IN relation TO ne opening o. an
Evening School at No. School House, submitted
then report. recommending In the hrSi place the
following appointments for the TIVE separate depart
meIts of said School David Syme- Principal, ana
Il McCloSkey and Charles NcGrer0r, Assistants IN
t. male departments also Miss Mary Ana Denn-
son first teacher in the female ccpart nent, ana Mlss
SeabuIy IL The male department Of Nc > TIE
Committee likewise recommended tina, the school
be commenced on Monday next, Oct -, and con-
fIuued until lst OF March ne II that i be taught
every elenine m the week, except Saturday ana
suuOav that re opened al G. O'Clock and close AZ
y
compensation be $50 Assistant IN male department
$40. first Assistant Teacher IN female dcDarimeni
$50, Assistant ~ same department so. ne COM
miitee. wishing that the Board should afford every
facility 20 extend and secure 10 al who desire tle
fIli benefit of tins enterprise, recommend tnai tle
rec uep IL Tie school Of all books &C. necessary AZ
least for spelling reading. writing. &c, be granted
% the pupils Of the Evening School. ana pad Tor
out OF MONEYS last appropriated and not yet eX
pended for library purposes. The Committee Ike
wise presented plans and estimates OF expense Tor
citing with gas the two rooms 10 De occupied by
Tie Evening school al No. !, which l. located at
the corner OF Adams and COnc0rd-sts, and recon-
m6uceO the adoption of this method OF ilahting pro-
vdfd the cost thereof shall lot exceed $500. IheX
a,so recommended the appointment OF Committee
20 have charge and a. be called the "COmmltiee on
Eve!ing schools" The report was accepted and
TIE mmendatiOIs adopted, with the exception
OF those paris relating 20 Assistant teachers ana
Gas fixtures
School TEACHERS In the Board OF
Education last evening, the Committee on Teachers
submitted a report. recommending the apDontment
of Mss Anne Blddle as first Assistant Teacher IN
male Primary Department Of school No 4, and
Mrs Margaret Schofeid a first Teacher IN female
Primary Department Of same school 10 take ehect
lst October Also, the appointment Of Mss Simon
son as assistant IN female Primary Of No. I. TO take
effect 10th September nit. The COMMITTEE likewise
recommended the immediate appointment OF an
assistant ia each of Schools Nos. }, II and -.
ADOPTED
FRF.-About o'clock last evening.
fire broke out IN a stable at Perry Bridge which was
DESTROYED. A frame dwelling house adjoining was
somewhat damaged, and a butchers shop near by,
owned by VIM Hopkins was slightly injured. The
total loss cannot exceed $500.
CoURT OF SESsIONs.-BetOre Judge JOn-
son and Justices StIlN ell and Wrght.-'The October
Tenn OF THIS Court commenced TUESDAY morang
The following grand Jurors were oInpanelled
Fisher Howe, Foreman Jacob Des. \. G. Nahs,
Joseph Brewter, w II. Cary, Peter Debeau. II :.
D.tmuS, Garret Huise, Stanton Beebe, Cornelius
Bennett, Jr, VIM. tresby, Henry Dlseman, William
Covert, John Stansbury j. d. Abbott, George l..
Shaw. Cornelius b. Bergen, Lewis Nichols, Ralph
Lane. James r.. Walden.
Samuel c. Wouphby and Timothy oiin, default
ING Grand Jurors, were each fined So
The Court In delivering his charge. sand that twas
"a remarkable instance of punctually that they were
able TO open the Court at quarter OF an hour after
the time appointed lie referred TO the large num-
Der OF indictments some 100 OF 500. found against
unlicensed liquor dealers by the former Grand Jury,
and left il TO their consideration to whether fur
ther action would be proceeded with against the re-
mainder The Court concluded with the usual dlrec-
uOnS IN such cases.