New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

oeen oei'euded 10 the articles he asked for return
~ ""'en request was refused. He then ap Piled
o' ~,' VINO took complaint for false pre-
ND'e'' a"u o'ee' ro"on, OF the Lower Police Court
" =. " aaron buttsrhsld and three Others
'u' 'u'0eeueu Va "is'uns only the FIRST named az tie
others, on percsiyog that the osieer va. .e.,,Ss
To their heels and out Of sish, u,- 80
that they will be arrested In the course Of b. ~
DEATH IN PRIsoN.-Jane Andrews. Nh.
ives, Sunday night, brought 10 the Essex Muhs,
Prison 10 a state Of gross ntoxicaton found desd
In her cell yesterday morning by Mr. Oliver the Keeper
The Coroner was notified 70 hold an inquest
BOARD OF Monddy.--A
communication received from the State Superb.
tendsnt OF Schools stating that of the amount required
S22J6Is 20 Referred.
Francis Clark appointed an attendant In Supreme
Court, In Place OF VIM Johnson, removed.
Aresoiunon was adopted that the Chairman OF Com
mee certify the bills Of attendants on Courts and from
such certificates they be paid
The draft of sn act was presented requiring the
President OF the Court OF Appeas to designate Judge
Of Supreme Court hold jury trial ia mi, District
application OF the Chief Justice, and % hold general
special term the application Of either OF the Justices
also authorizing the Supervisors to provide for the pay
Of such extra Judge - per day and g. for each l03
miles travelling: also, that a Justice OF the Supreme
Court be elected in this district for eight ears 70
mence let January aso, II provide for additional pay
by Supervisors of Judges of Supreme Court over the
s. 800 year allowed by the Stste-Ldd the table
for the present
Reports In favor of increasing the salary Of Joha D.
Hoyt clerk In the Office Of Judges OF Common Pleas from
5000 to $500 year paying bits OF the Sheriff, s and
sll94 Adopted.
Petition of Judges of Superior Court for two addition
a. clerks. Laid on the table.
The lists of Grand Jurors were ordered 10 De connrm-
ed and half of Sixteenth Ward appor,loned 10 2Oh.
bill of James Hopkins, SO for arrestng William and
Csthsrine Darling, at Albany ordered TO be paid.
Adjourned 70 Friday.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-Monday July
l2-Richsrd 7. Compton, Esq, President ia the chair
Petitions ReferTtd-Of the Institution of the Blind, In
relation TO the proposed erection OF stone wall on the
south side of 34thst between 9Th and of Hose
Co g. to be refunded moneys paid by them for altera
ton to their csrisge; of the Clerk OF the Superior
Court for repairs and alterations TO the Cour, room
of D. Hsght for lease of the basement Of E'sex Mar
ket Of James Hume, for lease OF lot between soth
and Goth SITS, fronting on the East River
Aid THemann offered the following resoluton-re-
marking that in,inuations made by the editors
and writers for papers against members Of the Board Of
Aldermen but they had always confined themselves TO
genersles He desired therefore, TO have the charges
made against individual members, that they might In
that manner be taken notice Of At present il was Inn
possible to learn anything definite from the charged
AID Sturtevaut considered II was matter Of little
account but thought the resolution should De adopted
as he thought II would have the effect of pRnga acp
10 these destinations According to the accounts Of
the newspapers Ii would be Inferred that the Com
mon Council going to the D-L 1t was, how.
ever necessary that editors should have something to
write about, such their only means OF suesst'
ence There was not public act of his that had not
been censured In some manner by the newspApeu'
AID Ward spoke against newspapers, aud did not thlnk
mi. -. Al. L.
very stupid and dull Tue resolution adopted By
the following vote 4frnatre-Hsley, SEurtsvant
Oakley, Boyce, Tweed Compton, Francis Tiemsnn.
Bard Ward, Alvord, and Doherty. Rsgatire-Moore,
Peck and Cornell.
The resolution is as follows:
Uherfas The public press has recently teemsd with
insnuaons and allegations, charging the Common
Council with bribery, fraud and corruption, which
charges have been general so that It's impossible 70
discover who, II any member has been guilty OF such
bsseness by which the reputation aud character
of every member OF this Board is mpugned. Therefore,
with view to the exposure and prompt conviction Of
such fraud II airy has been perpetrated bel
Resolced if the Board of Assistant Aldermen concur
That all editors of newspapers or other persons having
knowledge of the preparation OF any bribery fraudsos
corruption on The part OF the Common Co1nch OF any
member thereof or on tce part OF any otncal 10 tns
City Government Oe and hereby requested 20 puo-
sh every such act, with the circumstances and facts
connected Ii with, well as the names OF the MEM
beers concerned n the same
Rspo,f, AdOp,ed-TO refer resolution 10 bill sunken
lots the City Inspector to regulate the basins corner
OF West and Hobokensts to build sewer 10 Cannon.
St, between Houston and StaDtonsts 10 regulate and
grade 42dst, from fifth avenue to the Hudson Rver;
flag sidewalks I'm I'D In favor Of altering the plan
of extending Canal-st, and widening Wslkerst
Nomination A message from the Mayor re'nomina.
ing Alex. B. Whiting Tor Health Commlssioaer, va
rece ved but the nomin alton rejected by party vote
ON motion, the Board adjourned ~ this 7. III.
BOARD OF AssIsTANTs.-Int the Board
of Assistants, yesterday, large number OF petitions
was presented and referred to Committees The Com
nttee on Assessments reported In favor Of confirming
the following lists and appointing Abner
Sanford, collector, therefor viz. For a Sewer bulk
In Pearlstrcet from Whitehall street TO Sntestreet;
Tor paving 23d-street from the stavenue TO the East
River for receiving basins and culyerts built at w.
corner of Elm and Leonard streets for raising and reg
uatpg sidewalks on the f. side Of Centre street, be-
tween Leonard and Watersheds, and resetting curb
and gutter stones therein. Adopted, unanimously.
The Committee Streets reported Ia favor OF rag
cling sidewalk on north side Of Diysonst bet 9een Nor
folk and Sufiok-sts Adopted.
To concur to extend the sidewalks In 3ihst, between
9Th aud 9thavs on line with those between 7th and
stb. Adopted
In favor of enclosing vacant lots in 2OIhst between
Cd and Sd az. Adopted.
The resolution fran the Board Of Aldermen, that the
grounds lately purchased from Abraham r. lawrence
by the Common Council, be transferred 20 the Ten
Governors for City Cemetery, was concurred in The
resolution that the Street Commissioner flush the work
suspended heretofore upon Pier No 81 L T., by build
iug . triangular block IT the END Ut said pier.
Report favor OF regulating and repairing Duanest.
from Washington TO Weststs and resettiny curb and
gutter Also u release the contractor from paw
Ing over the same, was cOncurred ia.
Rerors in favor of In Washin gtonst bet xeen
Mo1Iis-st end Bstery-pacs IN MadisOnst from James
10 Roosevelt In 26ths between Sd and LeXn gtonays
To Committee on Sewers.
Reports In favor Of paving the space between sd ana
of th, IIuuse al Refuge the dock bulk