The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

court rooms Of the Superior Court and Common
Pleas with gas the pipes being already laid and tho
gas inroduced to have gas pipes and fixtures placed
in Gouverneur Market for the use Of tho butchen
therein and for the use Of the Seventh ward police
after the LIST May; that the Comptroller take lease
OF the Twelfth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth,
and Twentieth wards, for the same purpose, at q
rent not to exceed $3.50 per annum to have the
tagging between the engine houses and the Aims
House Office repaired to appropriate $3.50 to
purchase the two engines formerly used by
Engine Companies "a and 25--one to be used
by Company No. SO, and the other as
spare engine; to remove the pump, and fill up the
well, in Eighteenth street, west Of Eighth avenue;
to alter and repair the house in Fourth street, lately
purchased for Hose Company Al; to appropriate
$50 for receiving basin and cuverts at the south
east corner of CORTLAND alley and Walker street;
to build receiving basins, &C., at the westerly
corner Of Elm and Leonard streets. Reports Of
Committee on Streets in favor of permitting Simeon
Leland te erect stone columns Mt the entrance OF
Metropolitan Hotel, corner of Broadway and Prince
street, and in favor of tho actual widening Of ber
ty street, to take place lst May.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
That the actual opening Of Washington street
from Gansevoort street to Twelfth street. take place
the first day Of May, 1852; and that Abner Sand
ford be appointed Collector of Assessments for said
opening That it be referred to the Committee
the Law Department to inquire into and report to
this board the proper means Of collecting the for
feted and unpaid recognzances of parties that have
been arrested for various offences against the laws
of this State, reported by the Comptroller to
amount to $50, S00O That Elm street, from Pearl
to Anthony streets, be repaired without delay.
That the sidewalk north side Fifteenth street. from
Third avenue, to intersect with the tagging at No.
92 be tagged forthwith, That the President of the
Croton Water Department stay all proceedings in
the matter OF building sewer in Pearl street, be-
tween Fulton and John streets, till the parties be
heard. The Beard then adjourned till the following
(Wednesday) evening.
Police Intelligence.
Ertcs -lemert and Grand Larceny Officers Smith an
0Brcn Of the Fourteenth ward police. arrested Mon
day. young man named John Sheriden, charge
embezzling money and articles from his late employee
MIR. John II. Chapman, No 337 Hudson street and ais
ona charge of stealing S400 in money consisting of $50
in gold coin and the balance in bank bills: likewise tw
gold rings. gold and various other articles tn
property of Mr. Charles Ward grocer residing in Eliza
beth street Houston On the of the accused
the officers found ninety five dollars in money gold and
silver watch and six barrel pistol revolver capped and
loaded. Some articles belonging to Mr.. Chapman
found in his possession which he acknowledged to have
taken The accused was conveyed before Justice limp
who committed him to prison the charge
.i'1ea Of Roicdy--A disoraerly fellow. named John
Lodge was arrested on Sunday evening by officer asque
OF the Fifth ward police charge Of maoously break
ING the window glass of Rleys Hotel No - West Broad
way IL seems that Lodge, with several others went
into the barroom and acted very disordery when he
elected from the premises and after he outside
he procured paving stone returned and broke the win
dow glass The magistrate Justice Osborn, held him to
bail to answer the charge.
Charge Of Stealing Wine-A man called Maurice A.
lsaacs arrested on Monday by constable Joseph
charge Of stealing four baskets Of champagne valued
SI3 the property of Christian f. Roune wine merchant
doing business in Front street Justice Lothrop
the accused to prison to answer the charge.
"A Biting .4sSa,lt-A German woman called T. Wolf
was arrested Monday by the police, charge of
violently assaulting another female named Ann Nees-
anna residing at No "A Doyer street by sezng hold of
her finger in her mouth, which she nearly bit off The
accused was conveyed before Justice Lotrop who
mitted her to prison to answer the charge.
n Dog Fighting E0iibtion-.4 Determined Policeman
About O'Clock on Sunday evening number Of persons
collected in Seventh street Lewis for the purpose
of fighting two dogs in the public street The crowd
casioncd by the nhuman exhibition, attracted the
stepped in stop the fight dispense the people con-
gregated but in doing, number Of men closed in
upon him. The policeman ultimately succeeded in TAX
ing one man into custody but having club with him.
he found that he about be overpowered
blows had been inflicted him already in order to
make clearance to obtain assistance he used his fists
and flled after the other until he worked his
following taken into CUSTODY Michael Brown
John Brown. Robert Stodas. Nicholas Noonan, George
Morgan. and John Soonan. who all taken to the
station house and in the morning conveyed before JUS
tice Iimpson who held them severaly to bail to
the charge. -
B,ugGy-Some burglars entered the clothing store
No % North William street sunday night ana stol.
apout SiUv tue properly 6vpan0c * 1tpr uTns'" III
rogues entered the store by of false key NJ
arrest.
The Case Of Hiram Hutchinson-The accusation pend
ing against Hiram Hutchinson charging him with per
jury, on the complaint of Oliver s. Hastead jr anC
others was continued the hearing yesterday befor,
was concluded and the matter stands adjourned until
four O'Clock next Monday afternoon