New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

the parade ground at the same hour Broadway, from
Chambers-st to Astorpsce is designated the parade
erotnd of the Division, from o'clock NJ until tde
commencement Of the procession. CommAndsnts of
Regiments will send their standard and camp coors 10
the City Hall on Monday next at o'clock An. TO be
draped with appropriate embems of mourning, under
the direction of the Committee of Arrangements Off.
cers will wear the usual badges of mourning upon their
left srm and sword-hilt
ANOTHER RAILROAD JOB ON HAND
LOOKOUT FOR TRfcKs-Lsst night petition was OF.
fered III the Board of Aldermen for tho privilege of
binding a Railroad In Broadway. The Clerk had no.
fairly r, ad the document when violent strife arose
as to who should boss the job, and various members
simultaneously suggested Its reference to their resp'c
tive Committees. Aid. Sturtevant wanted a Special
COMMITTEE possibly expecting TO be Chairman thereof
AID Francis wanted it In his Committee of Streets.
Quite breeze ensued between Aid. Ward and Sturte
want, wherein they joked one another right smarty.
Final the job consigned to Special Committee.
Tax payers and other sufferers will do we'll TO watch
this scheme. The eager interest of the Aldermen, de-
velops the idea of reward, &C., and Ii 10 not impossible
that the will go through with Eighthav speed
The petition may be reported upon aud passed on Mon
day posed In the Assistants Tuesday, and signed
by the "scting Mayor on Wednesday.
We are not prepared TO examine the merits of the
project, and have at present. nothing TO say for or
against we only desire that the should not
be too badly crowded. but that shadow of chance
for examination should be allowed The will bear
watching.
NOT CHARGES, BUT QUERIEs.-DId the
final settlement OF the of the sxthav cost s9OOO
Did an Alderman say, "You shall have 1t for sl2OOO-
81 600 each TO the ten named and $4,000 for myself and
not id cent lessT Such Ia the story who can say
that 1t Is true
INFORMATION WANTED.-Did Aid. Cor
nell yesterday send for Mr.. Pengrew to meet him at
Tsmmapy Hall, on urgent business snd did the twain
talk over the Eighth.av. Railroad affair
JUSTICE TEMPERED WITH MERCY
We have received several "poedca" missiles which
we are requested to fire at the odious Com Coun
c but we beg 10 thu writers that cannot DC
cspable of the cruelty which such act with such
poetry would INFECT II would be too bad even for the
tea.room.
SHORT WEIGHT AND SMALL Measures.
We hear complantsQf Oarefaced swindng by certain
trsdesnrsn of the 10 grade by of false wsigh
and raced measures. There once Bureau OF In.
spec.op Of Weights and Measures in the Mayors Oce
but the upscrupulous Aldermen stole IL away and pre-
tended TO establish In the Office of the Commissioner
of Streets and Lamps. That the new Loco.Feco la.
spectors their duty no. to be supposed else why
the complaints
TIE EIGHTH WARD OUTRAGE. IF
officer Leighton, of the Eighth Ward Is badly bruis
ed as report indicates, by the whom Cornell dis
charged the night, he o the public to pros
ecute the offenders II they bJ cached by warrants
By the way, we have heard that Justice McGrarh was
highly Indignant that the fact of their discharge was
published II he Is so thin-skinned as all that we can
promise him warm time Of It. He has some sins OF
his 10 account for, which look excessively ugly
any rate be need undertake 20 be the consc
encekeeper Of the Aldermen # he will do only hall
bis duty toward putting down ruilanlsm, he NAV be
canf nzed yet Suppose lou try H. Justice, and say no
more about the impudent vspapers You may recol
lect hat you were the WHO discharged the fellow
that msluesied Smith, the Razor srop MAJ few days
ago. Reeolect the! honesty never ears publicity Do
justice, and you may defy the newspapers or rather
do justice, and The newspapers viii applaud and pro-
tectyou.
How TO HAVE Coon TME.-Go to
an Alderman and tell him that you and your party
going make tour Of the fashionable houses aud
have ga Tesularbuil, drunk" Give him five dolars aud
tell him to look out for you By the time you get locked
Up fer a breach of the peace your Aldernanlc accom-
pics will come to the rescue, and By o'cl OK 10 the
morning you may be snugy at home dreaming Of wae,
watch zen, sud jolly deiveraucs. Should you break
poHccmuns head, $40 bill Is an inlalibe plaster r.
FOR worder you 60 &c. before the justice, have gan
al tho deor who will swear tha. you are gentle nla
aDd can vote ard s all right With s0s OF the assces