New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

! organize German Prcshytcrian Church in Thalian
hail. reported progress and y,vc interesting account
OF their nteryw with ht, people worshippins there
and Their prospective influence upon The Gsrmln popu
lthon Of NewYork 4 letter from the Reformed Pres
byteTmn Church Of Wiiambur-h read, giving no
tire OF their intended transfer from the Northern Re-
ioned Prsytery TO this body The stated Clerk read
circular letter from the Prysbytery OF Baltimore re-
speo'ing the erection OF now church in Washington
D. 1. Aessrs Everett and Duryes. student. Of Prince
ton College were after examination received under
the care Of the Pcsbyery as candidate. for the Gospel
ministry The appeal for aid in erecting church
in Washington City was commended 70 tho favorable
consideration Of the churches Mr. John M,Nul,y wa,
licensed to preach tine Gospel After the Transaction OF
sone Other items OF business the Pre-bytery adjourned
to meet during the session of the Synod at New-York
6 Kew. DR.. Farley. Of BROOKLYN was among
the pass users per America Boston We learn that he
hAs returned with July restore dhealth
Board OF EDUcATIoN.-The President, F. c.
Benedict, Esq- IN the Chair
The Of me Committee appointed to confer With
Getty was taken up and adopted
R3Tln favor of aPPropuans $3.50 70 fit up and
iurn,h ADDITIONS. class rooms a; Ward School No Seven.
In favor of sPgropTans $50 complete the repairs
alterations OF Ward Schools Nos AID H. Fourteenth
In favor Of adopting the form Of certificates as TO qu,f.
e'ilon ,or IeaeheFs LAID on the table to be printed
In favor OF requesting the Chimberain deposit credit
Adopted.
for extra work al School House No - Referred.
Resolution N favor OF establishing Prmlry School
IN the Eighteenth ard the vicinity sixteenth
c. Adopted.
BOARD OF ALDERxES-T hursdau-Richard
TGu lauff Il, 49,
present The minutes of the previous meeting read
Petition. RefeveS-Of about 80 citizen. of the Ninth
Ward N favor Of the Broadway Railroad project OF 80 oc
cupauts and owners of property rans Broadway aad
through of S71 ctzens and occupants
Of property Broadway against the Broadway Railroad
the of about 30 of the First Wn-d for the
Of 48 citizen. Of the Eighth Ward sgcinst the
Of about O citizens Of the Second Ward IN favor IF the
Of Calvin Cotton end Others demonstrating agunst
giving extension Of time TO the contractors for ns and
regulating Greenwich ard Washngonsts OF j2 citizens
of the Fourth Ward against the Broadway RiTolf Of 50
citizens against the OF Mynder Nan Setback, John
B. Dinredein. Horace NJ Dewy and Nicholas G)elz. for
privilege TO lay double track railroad through Ihra-aV
from Sxty-rs,st 10 the Bowery through Chatham, Pearl
branch track 10 the City Hall, end permission TO 20 to
Harlem when the avenue y graded.
Petition Gront-d-Ot Cooper for privilege to extend
the lortco OF building fora machani5 school, on Eighth
81. Granted.
Reports dp,ed-Ir favor of altering the grade Forty
third srd between the Eleventh and clft
TO shed the south side OF Clinton Market,
and substituting plank floor for tire fish market To change
the grade of Feth st. between Seventh and Eighthsvs
To allow additional to Hose Co. No ~ To re-
gulate and grade Fifty from Eleventh 70 Had
Rivers In favor Of allowing Hook and Ladder Com
Vanes forty and all Engine Companies having Tho
seond class Philadelphia engines in use to Increase to sixty
men
The Tenth Arenue Sser Cdse-The report Of the Special
Committee on the charges made by Mr. Cayn against the
and ordered be printed. together with tie testimony
II jns;Ifes the action Of the Sewer Committee.
AoniHGtOa.-Henry Arrulnrius ConlmsoIer of Streets
finn Ron
Welsh, for Superintendent Of Clocks instead of jas w
Faulkner which laid the table Aderniu SUITE
want inquired the for removing Mr. Faulkner and
said that he told that Mr. f. pure for the Oce.
Resoiniions -idopied-Appropratng the additional sum
baiion Of the Fonh of July kst the actual opening Of
One Hundred and Nineteenh-st, from Fourth TO Eighth
with
The Board on motion of AID Ward adjourned to Monday.
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, Thursday.
"A quorum being present the Bo rd stood dourned
Friday afternoon at 5oclock.
The LATE EMBEzzLEMESr CAsE-hreSti-
gc,ion-The investigation INFO rho late dcfacaon case
Brown Brothers Co against Mr. Bowen their cashier
was continued yesterday before Justice Osborn ard
the following testimony elected:
Examination Of Mr.. Stuart ByorH c0R'ianed-He test
fed rs follows On March the I'd the small figures 1885,
60" pncedhe March y tnus 1876. the 9th,
5ci lsOc0; Sl. i7s; on April J. l76 81 10 aud ID,
5h and 9Th the same on the 7h the figures ARE ol AMI On
the 9Th and nh iEr the 10Th and BIN they
l7d on tie "a. l3l: the lih. l7G and the 18th,
lGo 18th. 'qh -O. 2ls, 22l 2d aud 9th the same;
fhs 18th lci: Sh md 2}th they ajO00 2)th,
lsf: On Str. lgG.nU; or May l. The figures lGj
The 81 tie SAM; the ifh 49j the 9TH, $500;
on the Grin. n Co, the 7ih, 2il; the a,
1856 on the 10th and ltA. 1875: the llth, lG,0oo;
on the 18th. l6 the lith 1860; the 18th ljjoO0;
the 18th. lJ6; TIE 18Th the tn 18Th, D.h
and 2st. they III th- I'D. 9th 2jra ald 25a,
1ilCCO: tie 9th. III; the 28th 1900 the &tn,
al. and the 3st tde June the Isl, Isl; D.
100 and ifh ih, j and 9th, ISL the 8rh 9th,
10th. llth and ll;h &c; on the Ilth ApiO00 tls
18th. G6 CO; On the 6th l7th. 18Th. @h, 2A, 81,
2itl 18th. Zlth 18th. Zllh and 3oh, the sane. TIe
figures also III July is d. 81, Gin tn 6,l,
18th 18th 18th NH 2ist 2h 28th and 3ls Nl're there
are Intervals IN days no euie are made the hooks Tl-
entry the rgnond sd, OF tie page, IN the lis; OF mon
eys en- heud, Is thus;
900.