New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14


examination &C d. s. Haight- eha,..a nth h.,.
ing obtained 500 roma couptrymso i, January
last ny seDng nm tickets Zoe Cal forna which
were charged as being fraudulent and worthless.
was commenced yesterday before Justice s,u.,,'
Charles J Palmer was sworn for IN. a.s.... -.
stated thst In January last his business was the ,b,n
Of passengers and iseaht to California ths hls sr.
consisted OF himself aud D. c Osborne, and az 40
other persons th;t Cor win, Brothers a Co. Psaams
were bic agents That the agency with them made
by b. 5 Haigh in behalf O; MS arm, about two year.
sgo and tbsi Cor~D, Bros Co acted as the agents Of
his firm up 10 March lest
SAMUEL NJ wli-m., Of Westoort, Essex Co, was
then and Stated that the lot OF March be was
At Palmer Cos Office. snd say Mr.. Corwin presents
check amounting TO 81 200 60 Nc Palmer he also heard
hr Corwin say tina, Palmer s Co. could sond pussa'
GERS to Pensa there plenty Of boats 70 take
for the Gay.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th resolu-
non nat Francis Clark be aapolated an attendant of
supreme Cont, in place of William Johnson wa, laid
upon Ge table, on pndsy 7 to 6
OH OF Coroner Ives for three months from let April
to Nh June, for holding inques,s 2g35 D. WAS re.
ierred -
BOARD or ALDERMEN.-Tuesdoy. Julv
l@-Mchsfd 1: Compton, Esq, President, 10 the chair
construction OF sewer Ia isihst from 7th 10 ORR az
OF &. H. Striker and others {, o,en llth-ay bcswce,
ssth and 59h-sts Of Tnos Damn. to have a nose ear
rage located In the vicinity Of the s,h and 20 hst
for ado itional for Engine Co NJ 70: of Chss
Yates and others for In Green All h-st, from
Courtssd to Liberyst, OF Engine Co No. 80 In refer
encc 10 their annual election
Fire Depa-tment-Ald Deumsn offered q preamble
and resolution, together with ordnance prepared
last year snd copies Of proceedings Of the Fire Depart
ment Officers for repeal OF the present ordnance re-
ating 10 the Fire Department and Ia favor OF a re5r-
ganization Of the Department AID Doherty moved 10
lay the matter before the Board on the table, which was
lost
Aid Srtevant in favor of the subject being Dis
cussed
Aid Smith offered in connection with the above pa
pers, his resignation Chairman of the Committee on
Fire Department, which did meet the sp probation
Of some OF the members, and he sllo we'd 10 with
draw The resignation.
Aid Tweed In favor Of diyorcing the Fire De-
parnent Fl ON It's political bearing, but he not VII
ling take the word OF the for, Of rs companies
aud il the members of tue department generally
to ask the reorganization he would favor It. Tue pa
pers were finally referred to the Committee on Fire
Department
RESOLUTIONS Adopted-That the grade Ia Greenwich It,
between Chambers and Readests, DO restored to IL
former condition at the expense IT Messrs Stuarts.
Reports Adoped-Appointing Alfred Z. Baker Com
missioner OF Deeds, IN place OF James W. Welch, re-
signed to Increase the pay OF Statlonhouse Doormen
from 81 % u 81 30 per day awarding the contract nr
building Stson-bouse for lid Ward Police TO e,tab-
lsh Bureau IN the Street aud Lamp Department for
regulating Public Clocks, and directing the Comuis.
siOner OF Streets aud Lamps to nominate Saperin-
tendert of Clocks"
Communicatioa,-Frcm the Commissioner of Repsirs
ard Supplies, submitting estimates for building for
Of Hose Co No. A. Adopted.
From the Mayor, nominating DR.. Wm. Turner for the
tiice OF Heslth Commissioners. Laid on the table.
The veto Of the Mayor against granting exclusive
OF portions OF two Psrs TO Phip Mabie sent to the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen and published taken
up, and this Board cOncurred with the other 10 adher
ing 10 former action.
CoHzAhicGiiop-From the Commissioner of Repairs.
and Supplies, being report for the month OF yaae OF
the expenditures 10 that department Accepted aud
dered on fle We quote Bureau Of Fire Department
Sl4 29s IL Bureau Of Public Buildings, SCI 575 05
Bureau Of Street Paving S5 zoo 30 Bureau Of Roads
and Avenues, 1914 sc.
comm unic ,iion received from the Controller.
eskiDg for Traditional appropriations amounting TO SIP:
3C0 for docks and slips repairs, wells and pumps and
charges areas OF taxes, as follows
New docks and slips ..-.....-.-............ SlO00o0
Repairing" ........-...--....--..-.. 21WV
Wells and pumps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,5O0
ChArses on arrears of taxes.............. 5000
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 800
The Controller forwarded Il statement of the monies
1882 The whole Of which amounted 70 sl95,S56 o. The
document adopted. On molten, the Board adjourn
60 to IhuTscsy.
U. S. DIsTRICT CoURT.-The July
Term opened yesterday forenoon before Judge Bets
ard Grand Jury was enpaneled WIN. Hebbard, Esq,
The Judge, in bis charge, stated that there
Jury retired for consultation. The following are the
names of the Grand Jury:
William Hebbard, Esq, Foreman Messrs Thomas 8.
CargIl, Jacob Hayes, Jr, Walter Mead Isaac Ward,
Iulns Hitchcock VIM Johnston, Benz r. Pesse, Chss
T. Ri Ter. Joseph I Bell, Samuel Belts, AUGUSTUS L.
Wood, Geo. StOll, iona Schnreman, Albert w. Goble,
Thos X Dunnpg, William Paulson, Thos. Thompson,
John w. Sater.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS. The Gen.
eral Term resumed its session Tuesday forenoon, s
three Judges present, and arguments were present
3D. No decisions were rendered.
tAdyerisensrtJ
" Whatever may be the weather to-
day. RooT will take bis beautiful Crayon Daguerre.
oypes usual Clouds and storms do not Interfere at
No. 3t3 Broadway, corner OF Frsnklnst
CAdyerlsem-n,J
" We would call the attention of our
reades especially the ladies' to the advertisement of
; & NJ +. TowLE, of Columbia Hail, No 2si Grand-st
Their caro- is certainly attractive, and,
heard their verscity doubted, we presume the ladies'
will find Il just as 1t Is represented
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
COMMON COUNcIL.-A regular meeting
Of The Brooklyn Common Council took place on Mon
day evening, Aid. Kent Presiding. The minutes Of the
last meeting approved, and the business was
taken up at the order Of petitions and communics atoms
Several Of them complained Of the Instructions In tho
streets Of the Third District aud prayed for their re-
movL. proposition 10 connect all the fire bells In
The city by telegraph for the of $780, was re-
ferred To the Fire Department COMMITTEES. An appi.
cation for license to Stage from Fulton Ferry 10
Coney Island was refused, the ground that tho pc
ttioner had power TO do 90 without license pc
ttion to obtain license for keeping pswn.srokers
chop was refused, on the ground that 1t led TO im-
morality.