New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

| n ,utes or 90 ] returned; when
c,lce. 20 low nv. document approved BY him; sed
1onp'on aAno.e msa. the indorsement snd saw III
~ ~. r,.h,saS R.;,ro BIN and ocfore had sm
to make any remark be said nv, In, . az - -
av. Railroad bin, because sesra prevent Elm fros
signing IL, and thsusbtI would ssve,. % -. -. ~,
replied, "I suppose you hare the hzh @ ~ -
right; and Immediately delivered the psp nr,,ss'
| proved 10 Mr. valeptioe On returning to the 49,
Office, Mr. Compton handed 10 me document ~ ''a ~
perceived BY the Enforcement was the Sikh Az IA '
road BILL and be requested TO on, thst away and AK
The Mayor not 10 sign until be Mr Compton) had seen
the Mayor IN was all wrong, and nc could sns~
was Some conversions ensued between with re-
ference TO the Sxthsv document, which then iocfsd
up
was prepared by deponent before b. examined on
,ns part OF the defendants that the deponsnf offered
sao ststeuent as containing the whole OF the facts
connected with iss ection Of Of Mr. Compton but he
Tor the defendants preferred 10 take down
s"es 70 such questions AZ be thought proper TO put
IL po S further SAITH that the eighth day OF
uy; ~ nis ceponent BY direction Of the Mayor,
spplsdto Mr. David T. Valentine for the said Etxhths
ev. hsiroad documsrt stating 10 him that the Msyor
n'eo " 70 return b. the Board Of Assistants with
~ sssong me came but Mr.. Valentine absolute
ave hup tn tbs Msvor stating that he could
nor 90 So and should retain In he ocsl pos.es.iop
tDat tnereupon dep'1ent procured certified cow Of
,sid document from Mr., Valentine; and on thar dsy
the Mayor communicated to the sas Bosrs of s.i,.rt
Aldermen message, 10 which was anne ID "a "a,
fed copy vetoing the action Of the Common con.s,
hereupon and protesting agsinst the action of Nisr
nsn Compton In signing the same az illegal and uasu.
tborfzed.
Deponent further saith that be has held the ONCE Of
Clerk 10 Mayors Brady and Hsyemeyer. aud has alto.
geher acted In that capsc!y during the period Of nearly
four years and during the whole Of his experience he
has known 10 the best Of bis recollection OF any
President of the Board of Aldermen, while acting
Mayor during the temporary absence for day OF the
Mayor 70 baye ssned or in any acted In regard
Common
Council and awaiting the executive action of the Mayor
but In such Of absence such sctng Mayor has al
ways confined himself TO the ordinary rouins business
ofthe Office such rsnting licences and gning money
warrants expressly emitting 10 interfere with the
ecutive duties Of the Office of Mayor ia relation to pa
pers which have received the legislative action Of the
Common Council Tnat Alderman Compton has acted
Mayor several ssions since hls accession the
position Of President Of the Board Of Aldermen but he
has never taken sny action Whatever Ia relation to doc
uments OF any kind passed by tho Common Council
and awaiting the action Of the Mayor except In the sole
instance Of the Elghth-sv. Railroad bill
CHARLES BuRpErr
Sworn before me-, this 10Th day Of July, 1852
GEO. Ii. E. LYNCH, Commissioner OF Deeds.
MORE DISCHARGES FROM STATION
HorsEs-on Sunday evening, Officer McCsrty, OF the
First Ward arrested warrant Issued by Justice
Bogart, man named John Hays, who charged
with violent assault upon the person of David Kane,
of No Trinity place The prisoner taken 10 the
Stationhouse where has was locked up, but remained
In confinement but q short time, as Alderman Moore
made his appearance at ae Station and discharged him
to appear at Court ~ following morning. Hays
appeared at the proper time and held bail In tho
sum of $500 to appear and answer the charge.
dashing young fellow, named William McCarty, was
arrested In An,houyst Sunday night by Officer Mes
bf, Of the Fifth Ward, charged with dsorderly con
duct Soon after being taken to the stsouhouse, Jus
lice Bogsrt sent for when the complaint was with
drawn and the prisoner was discharged by the Magis
trate.
SHIP LAUNCH.-A new packet ship, to
be called the Australia, and designed to between
this port and Liverpool Ia the Black Star Line will DO
launched a, O'Clock this afternoon from the shipysrd
of Mr. VIM. H. Webb. She Is said to be splendid
sell and will be commanded by Capt. Edwards, late of
the shp Coy Mapneriug
THE IRISH PARADE.-The statement in
yesterdays Tribune about the parade for Mr. Mesgasr
fell far short Of the fact The parade IL to consist no.
ale of the sixty NINTH but of the ninth and sixty.
NINTH the Emmett Guards, several Independent Comps
MES, In and about New.York. The muster expected
to be over 900 men.
Ey 1t was the Marshaps Aides and
officers of the Young Guard, instead of the Marshsls
and Aides of the Seventh Division the day Of tho
obsequies, who entertained the Clay Club of Newburgh
WARDS IsLAND.-It is said there are
living on Wards Island s7s persons of all ages
and both sexes under the of the Commissioners oi
Emigration OF this number about 800 able /, work
and the remainder distributed to the hospitals
nurseries, &c. The average weekly consumpion Of
food by the residents the Island Is said 70 be: