New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
WILLIAMSBURG,

FxTRADITIoN OF KAINE.-A meeting
was held in the ball. Sd story of No. 90 Grandst, Will
iamsbureh, on Tuesday relative to the extradlton of
Thomas KANE. Thomas A. Devyr was app )inted Chair
man and Patrick Tacgart was named Secretary.
Messrs Michael Henesy, P. Taggart, Capt Powers, Jo-
o., Smith, and Chas. Rourke designated com
mtee 10 get up an out door mass meeting as soon as
practicable relative the of KANE. The meeting
unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, All legitimate power emsnstes from the peop
In this free country; therefore,
power effect such amendments in the treaty, commonly
called the Ashbuton Treaty as will prevent the ektadition
al people to suit the capces OF vndicve Irish laud
lords and ill the pockets OF lnsh detectives
Re.oted That we are law abiding citizens and true TO
TIE allegiance we owe thi government yet we doubt the
Ireland on the complaint Of bleed BIish subject
Reolred That the thanks Of this meeting due and
hereby rendered Hon Judge Nelson refusing
act hastily In the case Of tie above named Thomas Kane
BOARD OF HEALTH.-At the meeting of
The Common Council on Tuesday evening, Board OF
Health organized, consisting of the Aldermen from
each Ward with his Honor Mayor Berry for the Pres.
ident This movement lie commendebe, on account Of
the existence OF malignant diseases Ia the country. Ii
IL the fear OF many that may be visited with the
Fiction. Aside from those appreheusioDs the perform
of the duties OF Board of Health will add much
10 the comfort Of citizens, and 30 the attractions of
Wilsm.burgh place of residence by promoting
its cleanliness.
Cry HoSPITAL.-A Hospital is quite
desirable In Wilismsburgh The Dspensary furnishes
medicines and advice, but accommodations for the
sick and MANNED. At present al subjects for hospital
treatment conveyed 10 the County Hospital at Fiat
bush-a distance Of about i've mies-atogether TOO far
to convey the sick and Injured Ia the majority OF cases
Ap easier and cheaper mode OF dsps'ching hospital
may be devised than ransporting them IN II die
while undergoing the pains of the struggle be-
tween life and death for the possession of them
IMPosITIoN.-A woman has been beg
sing In WILLIAMSBURG the pretenss that her child
had Died and she had obtained coffin out had not mears
10 procure shroud. One lady, to whom she applied
declined giving her money, but mads shroud and went
10 her pretended residence thus discovering that the
beggar was an impOslor.
ENGINES No. AND No. THE Fire
Committee recommended to the Common Council on
Tuesday evening that each of the above engines should
be restored to ten members Of Companies No and No.
T. said ten of each Company make an aiiida
Wit that they were not engaged In the late ire riot The
recommendation was adopted
TEMPERANCR.-The friends or Temper
ance appear energetic. They again this evening,
In the North Fifthst Methodist Church. forward the
Cause. Speakers are in attendance and an ardent
spirit 10 stop the traffic and consumption Of ardent spr
rs of another Tx 10 manifest
WIG Mass MEETING.-The Wings of
the Third Ward will hold meeting at the corner
OF Even sDd Messerolests this evening Several
good speakers Of New York and Wiismsbursh will be
present and address the meeting
BLASTING RoCKs.-Complaints are
made that the ordinance prohibiting the blasting of
rocks between o'clock In the morning and O'Clock
In the evening is frequently violated
GAs.-The gas bill for July, for lighting
he sh eets Is reported at $3.50 IS.