New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

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the Bcaid. "
Cfcers of the Seeold Ward nominating A. J. Wih.,,,,
a. Commissioner tor said Wand.
On motion the solowius Tesolaton adopted
RcsIres Thai Amor J. Williamson he hereby appointed
Of Common Schools for the Second WArd
Mr. Cary presented an application from the School cer
Of the Satetnth Ward tor appropriation for the Ro,
Of WAid School No 90 the end Of the caent year Re
ferTed to Finance Committee.
Mryulse presented an application from the School on
Gers Of the sth Wsd for an sSPPrs,So to as'I'y tss
Sixth Ward Referred 70 Finance Committee. ,
Mr. Eblns pres nted communication from the Seaoo
Officers of the Fourteenth Ward Laid on the table.
NJ Murphy. from the Finance Committee, presented
report in favor Of spPropans ST. os for the support Of
Ward School No. ~, Fth Ward. Adopted
Also from the same Committee. report sppropS1Nins
sS3o4 cs for the support the Ward Schools to the end OF
the current year. ADOPTED.
Mr. Savage from the Auditing Committee. presented
report in fsvor OF paying bills for 'uny expenses OF the
Board. Adopted.
Mr. Field from the Committee Badings and Repairs,
presented report relative to Ward School No Nineteenth
Ward Recanmitted.
Mr. Stuart moved to take from the table resolution APP
pointing Committee 10 revIse the Bylaws. Lost
Mr. Cary moved that the Board resolve itself Com
uiee OF the Whole for the confederation OF the Act elect
ing the Union Of the schools. earned.
The Board then resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole said bill and after time spent thereon Mr.
President resumed the Char, snd Mr.. Hubbard, trom said
Committee reported that the Committee had through
said ard sgyed 10 the with amendments, which
report was laid on the table.
ResoeJ Ths the Clerk h. instructed 70 report the az
tendance members Of ths Board SINCE the hrs day oil
January at sgneing asO the members who bsve not
answered their the various when the
Board has been compelled to adjourn for want OF quorum
The Boar csdourned TO Wednesday next the 2,d inst
FREs-About O'Clock on Thursday morn
ing fire broke suit in the buildng corner OF S7st and
stb occuped bv pavd uuisou a, srocary store The
flames extinguished by the Twentieth Ward Police
assisted by some citizens Dama;e tIifing.
On HIpr lax-tt .lA ~ n ~
YVES discovered in the building of No 6S2 Water
Tie flames extnguhed before much damage occurred
~ Officer Wright, of Third Ward Police.
found child Tuesday ght stoop OF No 20 Barclay
The little stranger appeared to bs about week old and
bad the following inscription pinned 70 It's breast rhs
child he's bees chsened Jane Emily and may Gods bs-
sing he forever her The child has been handed 10
Mr. Kellogg, OF the Aims House, and will be properly cared
for.
The RECENT ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM
RAILROAD edward Morrison, one of the persons who
were injured few evenings since on the Harlem Rnl
read Ftt.thst. by train OF cars which hurled
him oil the track died Yesterday AZ the New York Hos
pital in consequence of the injuries received The
cdcnt is To have been caused by the careless
ness the part of the swtchtender, who, instead of
changing the switch that the train would take the
main track changed II so that Il passed upon side
track where the deceased and bis companions at
work There three besides the deceased who
injured at the time An inquest will be held upon
ire DOuy To-Day, al WHICH Cause Vi
renee VIII be investigated.
FATAL ACcIDENr-An inquest was yester-
dsv he'd by Coroner Ives the Frst Ward Police Station
upon the body Of coored named Lewis Bacts,n,
native OF Virginia 50yesrs of who instantly killed
Yesterday morning while OF board the propeller Mid
dlesex WING slip The deceased appears az the
tine of the accident was engaged hosting bale of sheet
lead weighing 900 pounds, the hold of the vessel when
I'll mon him crusbnr h;s body in drraifil manner
Of tal dses
deceased resided at No. 40 Manonst
Ruy OvER.-A Mrs. Sarah Mctioyem was
run over By horse and wagon on Wednesday evening"
the corner bird aud Twenty sixth and severely
injured She was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
Alice McCGowIey a child seven years of age
over by wagon ana pair OF horses on evening
the corner Battery place and Greenwichst She was
taken to the residence OF her parents No u Morris a. Sc
verely injured.
The Work or CHARiTY.--1he sum OF SIS
has been Coroner Ives by different benevolent per
sons for the benefit o. the poor colored woman, Van
DYKE who few nights since lost children and all
her furniture in consequence Of the burning OF her ten
ement in OrHnge-st Fifteen dollars of the money has
been paid to her the balance the hands of the Cor
oner, and will be given her on application
CHARGE OF PrcKrse PocKErs-A man named
John Chambers yesterday arrested charged with pick
ing the pocket OF Mr. James Mullins, Of Eighty fourthsi
Broadway OF two wallets, containing s2i9 IN bank
avenue, Thiry-eghtst. The prisoner, with two OF
his friends ives standing Mr.. Mullins 4 few moments
before the wallets missed and two young men testify
ing that alerward they him throw wallet,
which they picked up, ard showing It to Mr. NJ BE- at
once identified being Of the two stolen from him
The prisoner before Justice McCrafh and locked
up await further examination No portion OF the mon
ey was recovered.
STEALING A HoRsE-Ofhcers Newbury and
Marsh of the Nineteenth Ward yesterday arrested two
men named Martin Ryre and Adam Greenwood CHARGED
with stealing valuable horse belonging 10 Mr. Hugh Don
obue The accused were detected the act OF dspOsiog
OF the animal the horse market They were taken before
Justice McGrath tr examination.
LAdyer,r.euentl
A CARD-Thc undersigned respectfully begs
leave 10 inform the public that he will shortly open his
establishment with an extensive and choice assortment Of
French English and German EngEay.ngs and Artists b.
teras all Of which he has carefully selected from the best
houses in London Paris and Germany. Arrangements made
with the leading European Prin, Publishers and Artists
CoAr Manufacturers will enable the undersigned 10 supply
he Ttde Artists Amateurs and Schools with the various
articles relating to the Fine Arts Oh the no,t liberal
WILLIAM ScHAUs
Publishers and Artists Colour MAJ, No. SO Broadway.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
The Navy YARD.-The Nary Yard EN-.
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Of orders from Washington, but up last evening no
word was received. The report published yesterday
morning that similar order 1t the Philadep hia Navy
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FIRE-About IL o'clock on "Wednesday night