New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

BARKER thought that ths could not aaect the QUESTION
this Bcerd could not rescnd the elections by the PEG
PIE Mr WOODWARD stated tha; the inspectors who
had beer elected have been kept The new appoint
men's TIE Assistant Alderman of the Ward (Nr
VALESTiNE) was asked If this was the case. M v
replied that neither the Alderman or Assistant OF nc
Ward had been in any manner applied TO- either as 10
the selection Of Inspectors the Znaion Of places
for holding the poll. He remembered, however, in
one Of the Districts least that the Inspector elected
had not been placed among the appointments Ii sp
peared that The Ward has been taken, by the majority
Of the Common Council. entirely cut of the hands OF
the Alderman ard Assistan, OF the Ward processing
which WIS alluded to by Assistant AID BARKER, NAB
and RoDNAN not only unususl but outrageous,
and Mr.. r. thought it could not be sanctioned by the
Mayer He moved that the resolutions lay on the table
but they were adopted by party vote.
u The Fair of the American Institute pro-
gresses apparently much to the satisfaction o. is pa
irons Gaelic Garden is daily thron-el with citizens
end Strangers and there ia much occupy their tim.
probably. Almost every State in Union ia there
represented by production either mineral yege-
table by the mechanical and artistic skill OF its cit-
Il is really jubilee Ct the arts and productions
Of Union The show Of cattle and other fam stock
commences "Wednesday next, at which we are told,
md horses Of the choicest blood and breed The Ami
versrry address viii be delivered the evening of the
alst inst at Metropolitan Hail. by Hon. JAMES DIXON,
OF Hartford Conn The ceremonies will be interesting
Seats free
IL GRAPES are becoming as indispensable
an article in their the berry tribe apples and
peaches that prccede them In all our best hotels and
clearinghouse well as Our private dwellings, as
choice dessert they coming into general use. They
come in after the heat of summer-which has been pro
ducng its cnicebing and bilious influence the coast-
tuon-has pasc cd, it, mali,n effects, to give
ygor and activity the body, and yivacty and sprgt
liness 10 the 1nird The beneficial influence tia; per-
ftcy ripe grapes Qor these that unripe are the
most unhealthy of all fruit) upon TIE system is
little under, TODD in this country In Europe, no other
fruit IL highly eseemed for it, virtues in health AM
disease In dyspepsias of every form liver complaints
and that deoacy and feehleness OF the whole frune
which prcccdcs the onset Of consumption this delight
full fruit when perfectly ripe, is exceedingly beneficial
By it, free large quantity OF the most invigorating
nourshmcnt thrown into the system, which assists
digestion, strengthens the stomach, and enables it to
take far focd OF ordinary kinds than il could re-
ceive without the use of this article Tho aged we'll
the infm of every period of life receive from the
free of the grape vgor and activity that o:her
| fruit feoms 10 give.
| NUMBERS on LAMPS-A petition is before
the Assistant Aldermen asking that the of streets
and the numbers be painted all lamps or nearest
/ the corners This might be done to be great
convenience, and in no way obstruct the light.
| REMOVAL OF DR.. ADAMs's CHURcH.-Thc
Trustees Of the Central Presbyterian Church in
Broome-st, have purchased from Mr.. LUDLOW two
lots on the north side of Madison-square and four
Tweniy-seventh-st., which corner they intend to
build fine church cdifce at a cost Of about $4,000
The Crescent CIrY-This steamer sailed
from NewO Orleans the llth inst, and ia now due.
Great interest felt to the reception which the ves
eel and officers met at Havana.
New LINE OF OMSIBUsEs.-On Saturday,
Messrs REYNOLDS & Co. started new line OF twenty
stsges to run from the foot of Barcayst up Broadway
FOuroenth.st and Second-ay. to Thirty -fourth-st.
TRIAL TEIP.-Thc new steamship Texas, in
tended to ply between New-Orcans and Galveston,
made trip down the Bay yesterday. Wo did not learn
the result.
RECovERING.-JoHy 0. SARGEASr, Esq, of
Tie Republic, whose dangerous illness chroniceda
few days since is convalescen and will probably
soon be able to return to Washington.
New SOUTHERN SrEAmERs.-A contract has
Just been made with WV. II. WEBB to build steamship
No. 4 for the New.York and Savannah Line She's to
be called the "Ataanta' and be ready by the lst
Of Muy.
Acknowledging of especial moment
was done last night. The Board will meet again th,
afternoon.
ANNALS OF CRmE-We have condensed
below brief statement of the principal crimes ugans
life that have come to light within the last four weeks
Such statement needs no commentary:
Murders.
Daniel MoCradden killed by Louis ClIumenzein in Gold St;
David McMahOn in Tin-Pot-ailey Persons unknown az
John D. KEELING killed supposed, by Augustus Krcu
Mathew oBren Killed by being knocked of the pier 1t
Roosevet-st, by Charles I've.
Supposed Murders.
Margaret Teyor, die at No 80 H1mmssyst
Eliza Bonk did tie Hospital from injuries supposed 10
have been inflicted by her son.
attempts 20 XII
Dennis DAILY. chased up the Nnthsv. by Edward Dunn
who threatened TO cut him up with al AK -,
Nj Henry WilamsbuTgh, beaten the head with
sgun by men who tralnPling down his corr
Henry Garner boy had cash cut IN his throat by MS
drunken father.
David Levercy pushed down flight OF steps in Firsavr
and lady hurt
WnegrGLeT German beaten and stabbed BY three other
/ German at JOhnfOn's Woods
John GIh;hs cut badly with sword by named Ny
ers, in WILLIAMSBURG
StGb6fnq
Thomss Gennity in Grocery OF i9h and Broad
way by Paul Shook.
Caspar Bowman az Dutch town, Willamsburgh.
AnihcEy ConsiIer, stabbed Thirdly said be by J.
! Mllveiturn.
Jertunah Buckley, stabbed in Fourthav., John Murphy
charged herewith.
Anthony shenck stabbed in the throat III Array the
Five Points.
Cyrus johnson stabbed in the back in the ARRAY.
james Bsrily. IN the IN the Af.ay.
John CCInay stabbed the side, back and higA By Jas
kieiI
Tcrrtnce Doruey stabbed in the shoulder with dirk bJ