New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

lot on Flltbus-sv, Sackettst............ 500
Plots ON Unonst 9th-av. $500 each ........ 800
Slots ON Union-st between 9th and thsvs 1880 1850
2lots adjoining, sfi5 each. $50
Iot soolblhP 485
s lots ON Prosident-st each ESQ $50
Islos ON Csrrcst, each. S53oto $500
Slots on lth-ay, each ...:.........S3S5 to ii5
II lots on Montsomeryst each .........SI2Ot TO $40
6lots on lothay, each S265 TO SliO
The LATE MURDERoUs ARRAY IN THE
TWELFTH WARD.-The Coroner, on Monday evening
empanneled Jury at the the Twelfth Ward Police
Station, QIarem,) to hold inquest on the body of
james Brady, the young man who was fatally stabbed
on Sunday night while passing the corner of One Hun
dred and Twenty ffthst and Fih-av, by some person
belonging TO party Of Germans, who, after killing
Brady and stabbing dangerously several others who
were with him at the time effected their escape The
following gentlemen, most of whom live in the vicinity
Of the scene of the occurrence jurors
Jomes A. Sproul Thos. Colgan, Jas. A. Baldwin Simon
Pabor silas w. Brainard Clark Williams Joseph Lis
comb, Stephen T. Townsend, Robert Stogdill, VIM
Faber, Apbeus Clark and John c. Gen After taking
view OF the body OF the deceased the Jury were die.
charged until o'clock this afternoon when the inquisi
ton will take place
post mortem examination made by Dr. John A.
Lde, Of No 90 Princest who pronounces this one of
the most aggravated that has under his
observation No less than fourteen times had the knife
been plunged into the person of deceased and each
wound was of mortal character Besides these
raj centusive wounds, which appear TO have been in.
ficted with stone or some other similar weapon
found upon his head and other portions of his body.
Search bns been and is making by the Police of the
Twelfth Ward for the perpetrators OF the murder but
not the least trace of them has yet been obtained
Luke Fitzpatrick who was stabbed during the same
sray, is still nj the Hospital with slight prospect Of
covery. The others arc alive, and may recover
BOARD OF ALDERMES-Tuesday,D Dec H.
Richard r. Compton Esq. in the Chair, and quorum
present the minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Petitions R.ftTred-Of p Murphy, for payment Of in.
terest monies due contracts of Jones and John
son. for the ferry from foot of Wa-s to the foot of
Tenthst East River. with the privilege of touching,
and two or more routes; of James j. Wnants, for
lease Of ground between Dey and Fulton sts Of Fran
els Byrpe and Nathan r. Chodley, for Railroad from
the Park, through Chatham-st, East Broadway aud
Grandss to the Williamsburgh Ferry, at the foot of
Grandst; of Jacob Miller and other property owners
in eth.st, between b. and D.. against sewer in said
street
Resolutions Adopted-By AID. Oakley to raisethe sal
ary OF the Deputy Clerk of Common Council from
g. 600 TO 81 500 to increase the salary of the Second
Assistant Clerk from $3.50 to $1,000, and that of the
Third Asss,an. from $50 to 1000 per annum; that
the Pier foot of Thirteenthst N r.. be built 0feet
wide in lieu of 40 feet asspecfed in the contract that
Pier No 35 E. r. be extended to the exterior line to
pay $50 for ammunition used on the Battery by Gen.
Lee approprating sl25 to repair the City Hall clock
Reports -id0p,ed-In favor of leasing the premises
formerly occupied by the Police Court Clerks Office,
to Joseph w. Owen, for the term Of ten years from
LIST of May 1853 in favor of leasing the premises in
A. IL finO on
Ann.st, to Harvey F. Aubery, for term of fifteen
years at an annual rent of $3.50; in favor of building
sewer in 6lstst between 81 and East River not
withstanding the veto of the Mayor
Communications -From the Controller with est
mates and appropriations for the year 1853 Referred
to Committee on Finance.
The estimates of receipts and expenditures may be
briefly stated as follows:
For expenditures Of the City Government
exclusive OF Police, Lamps and Gas. g, 5993S 90
For Police acknowledgements. $4,000 90
For LAMPS and (ias 3s5,000 90
Total for City and County expenditures,
subject 10 the control of the City author.
ities, aud for which application must be
made 10 The Legislature for authority TO - -,
levy. 3f','oc w
For instalment ON building loan
stock No. 2..................SoO ooo w
For instalment on Washington
square iron railing stock. 5O9O VI
For Common Schools for City oo, 40
purposes ...............5 $4,000 OS
iO' N'''"'o" si9.7O6 50
D.. c,.,o Nil, Tax 100000 90
r.. $1,000 Of ,ax 1870 742 l57 81
Total s5l7l,so2 70
Tax for 1880 actual amount ....... 33s0,5ll IS
Increase of levy OF 1883 that OF 1882 81 9l3 "a
The Controller that tie increase to be raised
in 1853 over that OF 1852 is caused by the large de-
fcency. viz: S742l57 81, of 1852 in consequence Of
extra appropriations, and among other things the
rapid growth of the City
From the CoRiroler-For an additional appropriation
Of sll3lOO for 1852 100000 of which is for street
pavement.
The TAird az Railroad report from the Board OF
Assistants reported upon favoraby by the Board was
taken up and after brief discussion, laid the table
and ordered to be printed.
On melton the Board adjourned to Friday.
BOARD OF ALprRMEN-M Monday, Dec ID
Richard H. Compton. Esq in the Chair, and quorum
present The minutes Of the previous meeting were READ
and approved.
Psions yeeyved-Of DR. c. Kierstc 70, medical services
Of Wn. w Dyckmsn in the matter OF an award made oy
the Commissioners for the taking oil certain ahas o e
Croton Aqueduct Department. IN WesfchsseE 20 ana io
Permission receive said award and dscontluuanee oil
an legal proceedings Of Andreas Son, and so others IN
favor Of the application Of W. d. Hoyt and associates to lay
railroad track in 7th-ay and other streets oil James
Wagner and Others TO have Ssth between 9th and 9th
paved and the sidewalks tagged ofsevera physicians
for services rendered q, the Police Station Houses
Tie Bosrd here adjourned for want OF quorum
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Monday OF
vaneas newspapers named for advertising election rcturn
Areport was presented in favor of confirming the con-
WITH Ak IN ~.