New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. the Nev.Uy-

"ecLesdsy evening, sinooFtns mao nancc Th)nls
Brady, by accident, became janmet bsIseen the
cars ard the entrance, and was seriously injured.
several OF his n5s were broken. and ae was 9TH
erwise hurt internally. lie WAS taken to tho Hos
pAal' when he WAS no, expected to live until
morning.
oINTH WARD SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. -
SKIN "'fd School No :, 4. the corner Of Mot, and
tross -sts hiss Margaret Kennsy and France. B.
MuTfSy teachers, with STOUT 50 pupils IN ai,eni.
an'o' was examined yesterday by Nr. McKeen.
There Sere no school officers present or visitors.
t. reward the teachers aEd encourage the puoils.
en- rom the diiapta'ed condition o. the doors and
windows, Il appeared very questionable vbether
such officials have been in the school room within
tie past decade The children answered well. ana
displayed intelligence and efficient training The
teachers deserve great cre5t Tor the good condition
OF iAeir classes.
THs SHIP YARDS There is nothing 90
irg on in the chip yards, of consequence. VIM II.
Webb is expected to launch the steamship Jamos
Aceer, for Spoford Tileston & Co on Saturday nex.
Ne.srs Peuine. Patterson & Stack, Of Williams
burfh wiIllaunoh shortly brig OF 100 tunS, for NJ
N. Freeman Co also ferry boat for the VIII
liamsbugh Ferry Co.
EmPrz CRY BANK.-At meeting, last
evening, Of the Directors OF the Empire City Bank
corner OF Broadway and Amity ST. Hon William c.
Bouck was unanimously elected President, and
Gen IL. l. kiersled was chosen Cashier.
RUH OVER Mary Brown, 4 little rirl
sssicing with her widowed mother at No. rs Eliza
beth 4 wasTun over Wednesday morning on the or
psr Of bayardss ard the Bowery, by horse belong.
ira 10 hr RemSon, residing IN the FI,r.ev. Tho
amin. al frh fho Hark and Il
han e' fem the sleigh 10 which he was attached
r3n wlth great sgecttO Houston e ard thence down
the BowoIy Tor several blocks. While in the Bowey,
she horse TN OF the Sidewalk much TO the terror Of
tie passer~ by. 81 Bayard-St. Il was caught by off
ga Van Tassei ofthc E!cvocth Ward, who also pro
owed carriage and had the Chii taken 10 the rest
ce.cc q IL mother.
EFFECTS or ISTEMpERAScE.--.A boarder
IA Tie house of Nathaniel Whirple, no 223 stanton
So ca TUESDAY night, While grossly irtoxlcatet, fell
down fight OF stairs and cled shortly atterwarS. IN
consequence Of Tie lnjuresIeceived. Capt Squires,
Of the Eleventh NaId ia reporting the case 10 the
ColoEeT, omitted 20 mention the name OF the de-
ceas.c, and consequently II did not appear AZ the
Office. An Inquest vii be held on the body this
poung.
AID Iienann Wednesday held an Inquest a. the
Twelfth Ward Police Station upon the body Of
Charles Robertson. colorod, who died On Monday
night from tic effects OF lntemperance and ex
posuc
FouYD DRowNED. John Downing, sea-
man IN the service OF the United States attached to
the surveying schooner Nautilus. al the Navy Yard
was drowned IN SEINE manner unknown on iuesdsy
night his body having been yesterday found IN the
East River, between Brooklyn and WhlamS0urgh
Deceased was about - years Of age. The Coroner
was notified.
DrATH By DISEASE or THE IlEART.--Mr.
j. A. Rinbreck, OF the cor OF Fortieth ST. aud Sew
entt-ay, while az the supper table on Tuesday even
ing fell 10 the floor and instantly expired His body
was removed to the residence of his brother In For
ty-flth 81 between Sixth and Seventh-avs, where an
inquest was held Verdict, death by disease OF the
heart
t. The French tqucstrians are drawing
full and fashionable audiences at the Bowery
Amphtheater.
BOARD or ALDRRMEN-Januqry SesSi0n
Second Day, Wednesday, 7th The Board met
pursuant to adjournment the President in the char
StondiHg Committees for 1928 The PRESIDENT
announced the following Standing Committees for
the ensuing two years
/. Aims House Deparimsnt-Ald. Haley, Cornell,
Sturtevant.
3. stSSmtatS-Donman, Barr, Sturteysat
t. cleaning Sheefs-Barr, BTlsey, Ayord.
3 Ferries-Bard, Tweed, Pearsall.
1s 4Fft5alra oAskisFh GSS syfd, WARD
s. lent cam. AccoVnts-Tiemann, Denmsn,
SmIteyant
DOyce.
10 Lamps and cas-Francis, Dohery, Ward;
H. Lands ami Placcs-Peck, Tlemann, Alvord
~ Lar U6pdTtnCpt-DOherty, Tweed, Sturievant
10 8iarkofs-Cornoll, Haley, Pearsall.
IA. Orda0ncsS-DeDman, Tiemann, Ward.
Is. Pohcc-M Moore, Peck, Pearsan.
10 Puttc Health Oakley, Doherty, Sturtevant
II. PU5hc Buildings on B'ackueiPs and Randaps
Islands amt Beilsrue-Bnsley, Peck, Ayord.
\. RtparS and SupyIies-Twced, Haley, Pearsall.
49, Roads-TomaDn, DOheIty, Alvord
20. Salaries and OGcss-Peck, Francis, Boyce
81. SeUers-Bau, Denman. Ayord.
%. SfrectS-( ornell Francis, Ward.
%. HknrcS, P,,rs and Slips - Smith, Bnslsy,
Petitions A petition being offered in regard to
Railroad, Aid TIemann wanted a Standing Com
mittee on Railroads. The petition was from the
Kip & Brown or Eighth-ay Railroad Co in refer
ence 10 the proposed road Lad on the table.
petition was presented from Frederick A. Ria
book ard others. for an Engine Company to be or
gained in the Seventeenth ward. Referred 10 CON-
lnittee on Fire Department
Animportaut petition was presented from the Fire
men Of the Hid and IFth Districts ~ regard to the
inadequate cOndiaon and quality Of alarm Deis IN
that part Of the CITY. The petition was partly read,
and referred 10 the Committee on Fire Department
.Sfqadng COMMITTEE Ra1'r9Qds-A re olution for
such d Committee was offered. After some debate
|. was lad Gu the table.
VIRguslfrrqh FerrY--A resolution was offered to
SUSPEND the rules IN order 10 instruct The MAYOR TO
withdraw his Signature rom tne W lAamsOhfghf er-
~ lease Laid or the table.
Gqs-A resolution was passed TIA. South 81. from
Ca,harire to Grand-st, and Govcreur.s, from
Grand - to the East River, be lighted Win Gas
The HlpgGr1aas The Mayor transmitted letter
OF thanks 70 the City Government and people from
the sssociates Of Kossuih, for the attention and
kindness SO long shown u them by the Municpai
authorities
CISfof Police The Mayor sent in the nOmlna'
tio1 of Gocree ". Ma,scl as Chief q Police
AID Barr wished II referred 70 the COMMITTEE On
Salaries aIo OHcts.
segcral o,neIs opposed the reference.
AID Ward wished 4 referred IN luIsce 70 Af.
Matsen ,
Aid Haley said the men who rejected Mr. MatseA
had heen themselves rejected
AID Barr was opposed 10 Mr. Matse'i ne was
M, /. D.mocra, sny man who hat not voted FOR
lye wears vas TO Democrat
A 1feeze was evidently brewing, when The ques'
ton was called for aAc the boaId refused u feiei
AYES! Noes -. e,.. A.,
Oue.ticn was then taken on conarmatlOa "A.
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