New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

was con misieo ~ Justice McGrath for Examination.
RUN OvER.-Mre. Mary Howard. re-
siding =, White PsIps westche.,er Co wbila cro..n,
Broadway at the of Chambers 1t on "Wednesday
evening was run over by an omnibus and had her arm
broken. She w,s removed b the NsH York Hospital
by Officer Ralph Patterson, Of the Third Ward
CHARGE or STABBING.-A sailor named
Samuel Bloomer arrested at a late hour on We'd.
ne,dsy nightly Officer Doughery. of the seventh Ward.
charged with stabbing another seaman named William
Sembler, boarding Al No. 40 Water ST. The tso men
hsd an alteration In porter hous In Wster,t When
Booner stabbed the other In the arm inh,ng sewers
wound. He taken before Justice Wood, aud com.
mitteo to prison for trial
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
stated Ssssi0n-Thursdsy, Aug 5, 1852
Petnon-By Assistant Aid. Rogers OF proprtetors OF
the Cabsrine Ferry, for constr ucon OF bukhesd or
COCK Cstharipe slip carry Ferry further into
besip. To Committee on Whsrses, &c
htP~s-Of Committee on Streets, In favor OF open
ing Inn u 10 the East River. Laid on the table.
=, same adverse To grading and Tagging sidewalk In
Msnginst, between Delaney and Ri,ngt6n su Adop,
OF same, in favor eff deierrlng the paving OF 3oha,
Adopted Wv
From Board Of Aldrmsa.- Connrri ca,ions- From
the Street Commission r, incl sing the following est
mses for Tagging Pikest, East Broadway and Diyi.
sion ST. n.sgDs In @'thsf from Sth IN avs gtps
dswslks In Gouverueur-st between Henry aud Diyi.
sonso. regulating curb and gutter In 3jth-st from
lst TO 2d-svs; TOR regulating paving. &c in 3Sth st.
from 18th to 7Ihsvs for regulating paving &c IN 37th
ST., from 9Th 10 9TH avs DO. do. In 39h from h to
Msdisonsv for fencing lots 25,b 26ih and 21thss
between 9TH and 9Th for g1sting and gutter
sc, In Mulberry-st, bet seen Phnce snd Hous,ons,s
for paving snd DIGGING 3othst between 9Th and
for regulating paving and reseng curb and gutter In
29ihst. between I'd and 81 avs. Confirmation con
CURED in.
Communication restive to opening estimates for Mac.
Adsmizine In Broadway, from 59.h to slast To Com
mtee Roads
Appointments of assessments In the matter Of build
Ing sewers In 42dst, between llth and l2Ihsva; In
42d st. Oh av. and i5thst s.hsv in ~ and 80 ava and
39ih st 10 i2d ST., between llth and l2lh 10 42d
81, 9thsy and 45thst, SHAW for regulating oth-sv
regulating and setting curb and gutter 10 3Ohst from
lOhsv to Hudson RIVER; regulating and setting curb
and gutter In 3Oth.st from 10Th Az. IL Hudson River
regulating and grading s.h av, from 59th TO eith st.
Report In favor Of reducing the amounts assessed
upon the property for REGULATE, 37ih ST. bet -een oih
sy and Broadway and reseng curb and gutter stones
therein. To Committee on Assessments
Report in favor Of appointing Adner Sanford collec
tor Of Hens the came being expenditures of A. w.
White. City n'pector, in the abatement OF nuisances,
from February ~ to June H. 1881, inclusive To same.
Report in favor of remtng the amount Of So 81
sessed upon the Lyogn Asylum tor the sewer built in
Prncest To same.
Report In favor Of purchasing two lots 10 at near
4thsy. (Nos Il and 49, at not 10 exceed $3.50.
which to erect house for the Police OF the XVlIh
Ward and Engine Company No. -, and Hook aud sd
der Company No O. Adopted.
Reports In favor of l.hupg With gas l2thst from I'd
to 3davs, 24thst from 9TH to eth avs To Committee
on Lamps, &c.
Report in favor of lighting Madison square with gas
Cobcurred In.
Report In favor of lighting 3'tss, with OIL from 10Th
TO ll,havs To Committee on Lamps, &C
Amending resolution % relay ciosswslk corner OF
HUDSON and Morton-sts To Committee on Streets.
Amending resolution to authorizing Messrs Bogsr.
dus and Hopkins to erect Iron Bell Tower In Spring.
st. by directing the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies to advertise for proposals Concurred In
Granting petition OF Wat Sherman, to place bag
window In I'D st. To Committee ON streets
Granting petition OF Trustees Of the Broadway Tsber
nsce for two gas lamps In front Of said edihce Con
CURED in
Granting petition of VIM b. Reynolds for Croton
pipes to be laid at the foot OF Both TO the dock
between 3ih and 3jth ss. To Committee on Croton
Aaueduct Department
Resppouting J. b Coppinser Commissioner Of
Deeds To Committee on Salaries and Officers
Resolution that The carriage way In llth ST., between
! lstav. and Az. A. be repaired. Concurrdin
Resolution that's copy of Document No ~ (lS5l,) oil
Board of Aldern en- be- transmitted to Board Of Enai
neers and Firemen OF the Fire Department. &c 10
Committee Oh Fire Department
Oydinances-On motion OF Assistant Aid. Brown, an
ordinance 20 repeal an ordinance relative TO the
Election Districts of the First Ward. adopted By
! Board of Assistants, November IL, 1851 approved
by the Mayor November H. 1851, laid on the table at
last meeting was take up was also an accompanying
resolution iha, the resolution adopted by the Board o,
L. ISL and approved by the Mayor Dec 1851 relative
70 the poll of election OF the FouuhD.trlc' First Ward
also sappeintng Richard Tyler William II and
Dsri. Noonsn Inspectors of Election Of said District
be md the same Is hereby repealed Ordnance and
resolution adopted.
The Board adjourned to Friday afternoon 4,
o'clock.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Brfore Judge Oak
ley-Habt0s Corpus John Leary, a lad said 10 bs
about IL wears old was brought up and hi, dscharse
from enlistmc ut demanded the ground OF minority
II appears he emil ted In February Of last year A. the
time OF enlistment he was living with his grandmother.
His mother arrived in this c'unty about six months
ago Col Brown In his return, stated that Lesry has
been der ns ucton for IL months since the time OF
hi. enliitment as musician, with full knowledge aud
consent Of bis mother and that he has been just a.
sir cd 10 company K 9Th Reg Iment Of Infantry which
hss been ordered for California is con.end that he
was enlisted as a mucisn, With full knowledge OF his
parents guardians tor five years and that he should
! be remanded 10 duty.
In reply, the mother stated that she not here
when he enlisted and that che has seen him but twics
! IN lte tx months slnce she has been here
TIE Judge med disposed 10 retain him, but stated
that the Enlistment OF binding lie sdvised the
m' ther to leave the lsd where he sa'. which ad'ee
how ever she did not appear disposed q accede 10 ha
finally ordered TO be discharged, on giving up hh
military clothing.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Cowles.
-Uylam C. Tr0a again,t c. CoibVHs BY tbelste mate
Of the bark Astoria against the Captain, 60 recover eS
alleged balance Of wsges. Mr. T. shipped at Charles
ton for a voyage 10 Bordeaux and back, at $40 month
On the return Of the vessel At c. IL 's alleged thst thu
Captain discharged him and refused - pav him biz
wages In defense II was said that plaintiff was not
COMPETENT u the duties for which he shippeds ten
Of $50 "A mouth and set of for balance also p.ad
ed Tie second mate gave testimony. He said that
pliilf on the voyage 20 Charleston, went among ths
and miSpresented the Captain 10 them also, that
In Charleston be neglected his duty by not properly
stovirg cotton, and had n be Resolved and 10 Dor
dtsux re disrespeciful 10 the Captain The conn
eel for defense cobteDd.d tha the clsm could MT DO
su,tsintd The Court considered the teGder Of $50
amonib under the circums.snces sufficient Judgment
for defendant
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Aug. 5.
B fore the Recorder and Aid Boycs and Doa-rty.
Trial for BEreia'g-GeOree Sneridsn WAS tried for
tualIy In the tnird degree In having, the 18th ult
brosen into tho store Of John Cusland No ~ BOEery