New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

frnshT;. escaped from the or.u'n 'n ',rIar'
resd abode IN xs; esn penal colony, AusirsIis
80 der DIE. 10 us with view to make his future
~. this country sna nan ba, perilsd life. honor
~ gkr' ds and al that 10 dear and sacred Tor the
VI ,csT 80 freedom 10 his country, and elevanug
q rJpoe o. E,Is IL the scale Of nations 70 nd them
g h ln-n goninahIe tyranny under which they nave
q ~ 80 by which they have BEEN t9r seven emu
~ bbcso, down, and ayo~edly 70 sstaon'n ~
b = .ss independent government 'i''1' " '1' y" =
q ~ II IL emiDendy proper that the cry OF New
81 g1ssSS ,.,oyium OF this Republic should extend 10
III ps ss-u,bed Mcagher kindly snd hosPs.oe
~ fs Gf ~ CITY in order 10 show to the world our
81 srs ~ - ne man and Of the ennobing principles
u spa.ss he struggled; therefore ~
e b Es6nJ Thai he Honor the Mayor, Ambrose c.
bscsss - and be Is hereby requested 10 tender 70
~ Sbssspo "A Thomss Francis Neagher the hospitsi-
81 A. and that be be received by the Com
tas iae az manner worthy of the man and OF the
90 Coibc a,.r,used: and that the day Of reception
o., r.osble, be fixed for Thursday, the 10th Of
jDe h't 4 4,,C II the Board Of Aldermen concur.
b'crsa ~ Eve from each Board be appointed to
bat part Of the preamble and resolutions re-
oJ ou ,eceu,ion Of the patriot Meagher, far as
ss,s1sr % the Common Counch. =.
~. allowing preamble and resolution were offered
=. ,..,,,sns AID BOuton
\ to-. The sympathy of the American people Is
dtepy as.s,on and who have sought on our shores
! - ,sf1se from persecution ano y, u-,-, ar
sa11 The iIlusiIiOus exile, Thomas FRANCIS Mea-
rss,i,g escaped from the prison to which he was
800 for bis devotion to the cause OF hoery Ia ire
"a h. come among us 10 psrnciPate In the dressings
4 VI o5r free institutions; therefore,
q SVl.I.J m the Board Of Aldermen concur, that
~oi tee OF three be appointed by the President OF
- RosYd 90 wait upon Thomas FRANCIS mesgnei 10
.grsulste bin upon his arrival, ana 70 e1ohu " MIN
~ bosvitAlites Of the CITY.
and abe following also offered BY Assistant Aid
gbselap;
u1.a, One of Ireland's noblest sons and Freedoms
I. set champions is now in midst, It becomes US
= rspt6st the viii and express the sentiment OF our
1900 people, by making suitable arrangements to
Lrs A an early day, a public welcome 10 Thomas
t,,es Meeeher-therefore
e,ortd That Of the Beard of Aldermen concur
cmurtee Of five be appointed by this Board 10 make
ss.be arrangements for rendering public reception
= he eziled patriot and eloquent apostle oil noery,
s,yrs, Francis Meagher and that said Committee OF
srge,pens be instructed to invite concert Of action
,roDg the various military and civic organizations OF
esCity.
,,s.tsnt AID Rodnnsn moved q concurrence with the
..ohsiop from the Board of Aldermen, Which
,xrded The Committee, on the part Of the Assistants
su,ss Of Messrs Wheelan, OBTien, Ring, Rogers and
Sabbst
resolution from the Board Of Aldermen was con-
eured In expressive of regret at the death Of Edmund
|y,,sersld, lste Alderman Of the Fourth Ward.
The invitation to inspect the Fire Department the
5 Alb inst, was accepted
A movement was made that Hamilton.squsre be
GRADED and put in order for the parsdes of military
romuapies IL was referred 10 the Committee Lands
end Places.
Assistant AID King offered resolution (Which was
referred TO the Committee on Streets that the Supern
pdent Of Streets notify the Of telegraph posts
n Broadway to have the present removed, and as
r possible to have the wires supported onirons pro-
,pg from the high buildings along said street. similar
% he one on the building known the Old Franklin
House, on the corner of Broadway and Deyst, and
where that cannot be DONE put up such posts as Will
te ornamental as well as useful-tbe same TO be done
within three months from the passage Of this resolutions
not then the said Superintendent Ia hereby directed
b remove said posts without further notice.
After some assessment, sewer and sidewalk business
he Board adjourned to this afternoon.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-MondGy.-A
was received from the Supreme Court,
With the law passed last session, authorizing the Chief
Judge of the Court of Appeals to appoint judges TO hold
.lditonal Circuits and Special Terms, and the Super
vsrs provide for their pay. IL was referred-
Petitions Of James Mack searcher and others In the
County Clerks Office for additional pay of Coroner
e for more suitable apartments, were also referred
report was adopted in favor of paying the bill Of
ulius Hitchcock
communication was received from the Corporation
Attorney iRclosing papers connected with various
suses in his Office and report of the various causes
Ordered to be printed.
resolution adopted to pay rent for the Record
rs 0hce
RowDYIsM IN THR TWENTIETH WARD.
On Sunday afternoon within hearing, and for SONS
ime within sight of the police station Of the XXth
Ward about thirty OF forty boys permitted with
nut check or interruption drag along Thirethst and
he Eighth and Ninth avs Va wagon which they had ap'
crepty stolen from before grocery store yelling
md shouting and disturbing the peace OF the whole
by the most discordant sounds. Some
sOple might suppose that Captain Of Police might In
efiere Such an idea is great mistake, go far az this
nd FIVE or six other Wards are concerned. We have
eard Of pledges not to interfere with the boys the
Ondion of getting Office, but perhaps our informant
vas mistaken.
SERIOUS ASSAULT. "A Mr.. Leonard
AAer resldlng AZ NO IS CrosOysLi Whue passing
through West Broadway at late hour on Sunday night
aben Authonyst, violently assaulted, knocked
iovn and beaten with club, by fellow named Barney
DOuneey who was arrested by Officer Nesbitt, of tho
faAh Ward, and committed to prison for trial
ARREST OF A DARING HOTEL THIEF.-
D. Sunday evening, t~o men named James Mills and
Daniel Cokey took room together for the night a.
isriss Hotel No 3O2 Greenwich st. 70 which they
bed coon after having engaged it. About o'clock yes.
eIdsy morning, Mr. John NJ White, clerk in the EN-
10Y Of Messrs. H. A. Walton Co, wine dealers at No.
sCuh'st, who occupied room at the hotel, was ava
ened by the noise made by some person who was st.
emppg 10 open the door 10y picking the lock from the
ntside The intruder finally succeeded In getting the
cor open, and was advancing toward table and
hair upon which the clothing and gold watch
Mr. White were laid, when be made the
iscovery that Mr.. White was aware Of his pro-
eedings, and at once made has;y retreat from the
DON, closing the door after him Not 10 be thwartcd,