The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

ANNUAL s1A1EMErr or rHr MAYoK In the Common
Council last evening tbs Mayor presented statement
the next fiscal year the various purposes con-
templated by the city for the support
Of Common Schools the Board Il Education not ha ng
yet determined the amount that may be required
When his honor estimated the amounts 10 be raised the
on the frst Of January he fixed the several sums with
out considering the fees fines &C., which would be
eeived there being at that time no jus. basis upon
which such estimate could be founded IL u now evil
dent that at the rate Of the received already
from various sources during the last muni,i2.l year
tsere will be the LIST of September next 1.-THE CON-
nepcemept OF the next fiscal year, a surplus in the
treasury wedding $4,000 and ;ordipg estimates
the be receive rom the sane sours the
next hscai year, will be S6dCt0 These two amounts
hsve been deducted from the amount which otherwise
would hsve TO be raised the whole ctythas reducing
the entire amount TO be ri,ed for all purposes, except
Hr Common Schools, to the sum or SlIo6bl OIL.
rHE PuHLic CRin-.At the meeting OF the Common
Couoci ing the salaries OF the fest and second
ssiNtaut CITY 1srse increased respectively from
$6CG to $3.50; and from $500 TO $500 per annum.
FiRr-Ahout half past seven o'clock Sunday
evening, FIRE occurred 10 the eating and boarding
ments The prornptness OF the remeu prevented much
considerable damage by water The two serseents ana
platoon OF nen from tho Eleventh district, and Captain
hnsst and platoon OF m from the Thirteenth district
were present.
NEw BmlE Eousr-we learn that the American Bible
Society have purchased the lot Of ground lying between
Fourth ana Third avenues and Aston place aud Ninth
soon az practicable.
RkscrFp FROM DRowrr-o -0u Saturday night, about
eleven O'Clock. nan who was Insane, By the name Of
Jsmet smith, emigrant. jumped ia the dock ut the
foot CT Grand street. ard would inevitably have been
drowned put for the exertons of policeman Acker who
rsecned hin AID had him taken to the public house Of
Mr. Hsn1eld near the ferry where medical aid OBJ
sined 10 recovered In the Of the night Credit
due TO NJ Hsneld for the generous and feeling
ner with which he acted on the occasion.
A DEAD IsrArr FouSD Abort six O'Clock yesterday
morning dead infant was found the Of Henry
and Rutgers streets by officer Barrat The Coroner
sent for.
PousD DsAp BEp Yesterday morning an infant
1n Of Mr. Peter Mason, residing at No. 196 Eldridse
sreot found dead in his bed his death having
supposed been caused by suocation in being OVERLAND
by its parents. Coroner Ives vas notified to hold
inouest.
FcyNn DrAD--susreroS OF MUFpER.-- Yesterday
ming about quarter past three o'clock young woman
nsmed Mary Ann Noble found dead at l48 Anthony
street There appeared to be come mystery connected
with the sudden death Ct the deceased. A man named
Dominick 0iblon, residirg at the same place
rested by Assistant Captain 1erty under the charge OF
having caused her death by administering lson 1t
appears that Mary Ann sied suddenly on Sunday night
under tho symptoms Of having been poisoned and be-
ccming known that che YVES the principal witness 10
case OF highway robbery, recently committed the
Five Points It vas supposed that she had been poisoned
by 9hion who is relative OF OF the parties in
custody for committing the robbery The Coroner
immediately notified, and held inquest upon the
body Dr. Liadel held the post examination and.
after short aspection could find trace Of poison in
the stomach Other evidence was adduced showrg that
no person but the friends Of the deceased had admins
medcine TO her dEr1ug her illness TDe
rendered verdict Of death BY inflammation Of the lungs
caufed BY intempersnce On the rendition Of the
vict the accused was discharged
CULTIVATION ~ WrLLIAMsBuRG.-Graud preparation,
are being made ct williamsburg for the celebration of
the recent city charter The programme Of the proees
sion s admirably arranged, and promses very splendid
disray II will be participated by the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor Of the State Of New York-the
Meyor and Common Council Of New York. Judge and
Sheriff o. Kings county, Mayor and Common Council Of
Brooklyn with the Military aud Fire Depart menss the
school and ether soceties Of williamsburg accompanied
procession will halt at the corner Of Grand street and
Union where very elegant collation. will await
thsm-the most visible, If not the most piq1snt
which, when served up, will weigh some thirteen cwt
he wa. paraded handsomely dressed through the streets
on Monday, preceded by band Captain Tait's
company Of artillery will fire salute or hundred
guns Of tie corner Of Grand ftree end Union at
ten O'Clock The procession will form Mt twelve in Bed.
ford avenue The finale Of this grand display will be
splendid ball and supper at the Equestrian Institute
whish Will afford the ladies their share in the ensyments
the