New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1852

I comm, idabc Improvement among the lower herd Of
rEai. and where crime and rags were partners pun.
hinon been promptly applied bat the case /. far
| different among the well dressed and oftrn wealthy
fue@ who iufcst the fashionable saloons Of Bro.dvy
and Mercer-st They have unlimited license. and in
saon and action habi,aay outrage deeepcy md
law y N perfect IMMUNITY A respectable female in.
sul''d quiet citizen knocked down, sbnvups s,h,
IN me street no more disturb the COMMUNITY ~ the
aitain thsn summer shower He 4, no. ro;,g ~
NEEDLE with The sports Of the boys not a. per.on.l
"oe'''on our evidence for the fact th.t in III. Vi
o'n"S 0' howard-st and Broadway there eonzr~rste.
sore OF inc most abandoned gambler. and roues In
uic NHy, and that no effort ia made to dkper.e
uhen- revolver, stout cudgel. or the other
''ue oil The street are often necessary 10 safety
IN lne later hours Of the evening when these fel
are In ful feather One Of the latest specimen. OF
ine werk occurred OIL Tuesday night last when four
OF nVe OF them rushed from the portals Of one OF the
notorious rum shops Of the vicinity aud knocked down
perfectly quiet and unoendng Italian named Pereh
ophioleide player at Frys Musical Lectures who wu
Pesceably going 70 bis home. He was knocked down
just for fan and hs fall an the extraordinary science
OF the cowudy blow were greatly spplsuded by the
ruihsnf. Now this Pcrclli ia q stranger in the
Il
exertion to raise money enough 70 &c, bis humble
family into land OF bery and, moreover, be cannO,
! speak word Of Engish-so he could hardly have
provoked quarrel with the fellows had he been 80 die.
posed. Capt Turnbull msy not know the fellows who
pcrpe;rntcd this particularly cowardy deed but he
knows scores Of them infeStng that section who
very likely TO do this and even worse aud yet be
makes effort 10 dispcrse them drive them out OF
| ms Ward or compel them 10 behave decently. His
federation Of these velresscd volntors Of law and
decency. proves that he Ct even for ordinary
Police Oficer much less for Captain We trust that
he will be made to do his duty leave the station
And there are more like him.
BRoADwAY RAERoAD.-In the Board Of
Assistants. last evening. number OF petitions
presented for the grant of the Road-some Offering
place the fare three cents others offering bonus Of
sl000 year for ten years for similar grant 10 thst
given by tie Board Of Aldermen to Messrs Sharp and
Others The repent from the other Board giving the
grant 10 Mcssrs. Sharp, &c, motion, taken up
The President called Assistant AID Woodward to the
Chair. Mr. Barker efficiently moved that the report
! he referred which lost. Mr. Bouton eleventh.
ed tina, the report be concurreJ In. The Presi-
dent wished hear It resd-the report confirmed much
tina, wa not correct The majority and minority re-
ports were read Assistant AID Bouton then moved to
ground against tie report that the omnibuses 10 re
Withdrawn whereas the pT7prleiors OF four nes, nav
ing from l2j to $50 omnbuse- have told him that they
have nos been consulted uPon the subject MI b.
said in accordance with the minority report that but
twelve owners the line in favor oi u, and the
great opposed They thought the stree TOO mar
row for a double track. winch would become a
nuisance Hc said the resolutions have been med TO
suit the Interests Of those to whom the grant hs been
made by tie Boord of Aldermen One thing. there Is
clsu,o In the grant given &c the other Railroad Com
paues by which the City has CHI 20 fake the Road
on psy ne the expense and ten pr cent beyond. Ths
hes been omitted in the present ca e. Mr. also re-
frred 70 the large bonus ard the ess rate Of fare In
the offers of othcrs, and asked waat Mcssrs sharp
and oilers have done thu such vast and lucrative
monopoly shou ld be granted them lie called upon
the msmbers Of the Board to pause in what 1t Is
doing.
/ Assistant Aid Rodman oppo cd the remarks o, Mr
Barker and ccntended that everything has been proper
and correct and that the report should be- n,urrci
in He believed that the Rslroad would be improve
rather than al injury to Broadway and before
the crd o. six months that the public would be
willin. to DO away with !, they would to give mp
the Crotor water As TO the offers of bonus they were
by thoe who stood still til the enterprise Of Me'srs
Sharp and sociaes made the proposition In gard
to tie night of the City al any time to purchase the
rod in pay rg bonus O 10 y cent, the clause Il not
/ in the ThrdGv dlroad Just passed
Motions u,4dc by the President, Assistant Aid
McGowaD, and Bal add the OF certain ornn
bus prcpric;ors the list of or ntecs hut the moons
! were Loot.
The President alluded to the ruin that would fal on
como Of these propretors by the railroads, and the pro
prci OF letting them participate in the advantages Of
the rooi Some grantees named in the report, lie said
are not even residents Of the City.
Various motions were made by Assistant All. Bar
her hut Loot, IA to ) nearly all through and the report
OF The Board of Aldermen granting TO Messrs sharp
and offers the right to lay the road (from the Battery
aong Brosdwsy and the Bloonnsdale road 10 MANN It
tInvireD concurred in.
The following was the vote on concurrence on the
question:
Afomafir,--Assi.tant AID. Brown, TAFT, Mofhti,
OBren Rodmsn Breeder, hing, Wells, luton, Wright
Wh, elan Rogers, valentine aud McCro-ky.
Nsantf-Assstsnt All Trotter, Cthe Prcsident Wood
ward, Anderson, hcCown, Barker
Board OF ALpERuEy-Moada y-Ri chard
T. Compton, Eco, President in the chair, and quorum
pre.ent-The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
Petons Rtjtrr,d- OF Lawrence odell and other. for
division of the NneteentL Ward Into two separate
Wards by line running through the center OF sixth
1y from For;icih Forty sixth OF Albert Mathews
and others 10 have Twenty scvcn;hst from Sixth TO
Seventh avs, lighted with cns. OF Thomas PAGE and
Others for sewer IN Thirty second st. between Eighth
and Niuth-sv. OF J. B. Daniorth, to purchase pier
No. IL North River Ms-veral for a sewer in Eighth
ct. between Avenues C. and ID. OF H. A. Wars, for
extension Of contract time OF w. ID. Sparks. Arson
Herrck and others, for = division Of the Nineteenth
Ward into two separate Wards OF George h. Ra
pely c 10 have portraits OF the Mayors Of COrpo-
ration dunns the Colonisl times previous the Revo
hutton. procured. OF Engine Co - for 10 additional
mcn. Of Thomas w. Dowd, for payment for lo.- oil
sloop, ocoasioned by running n sunken pier the
loot Of Cathernest, East River. OF Moses Leonard
and AS others in favor of the proposed railroad in
Grands, spplisd for by Berthe, salters & Duryce
OF about 500 persons in favor .; the proposed railroad