New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Board OF EpUcArIoN.-The President,

teeth Ward asking assistance to estbsh school for
the instruction OF emgr mt children, newly arrfeI IN
the English language. Referred OF School olheers Of
Twelfth Ward for appropriation for me erecuon VI
new SchooLhouse al lorkytlle. Referred
Rcp0rts-n favor of spprOpriaiiog 5000 10 eon,pete
Ward School No 90 In Fifth Ward; sOl TO pay OIL OF
John p Phillips Tor painting Ward Schoolnouses IN
Eleventh Ward 81 253 to pay salaries OF teachers IN
Ward School No. 80 Sixteenth Ward, to the LIST July
next. Adopted.
the Secretary of State is at III Irving House, Conn
muee was appointed to wait upon him with an invita-.
ton to whit the Beard while il was IN session Ihs
Committee Commissioners Hlbbard, Lawton and hnop
proc eeded with the invitation, but returned and stated
that The Secretary not az the hotel
communication was received from A. X Thompson
Offering 10 dispose of bis cabinet OF minerals for the use
of the Free Academy at one third It's cost Referred
BOARD OF ALDERMEN IVednesddy.-
Richard 7. Compton, Esq, in the Chair, and quorum
present.
Petijons Ret;yred-Of the L. 5. Court and Marshal
for alterations In the Courtroom OF Hugh M4sterson
and Others to have the bulkhead at the foot OF Ruth
st. f. K
4. ports Adopted-To build sewer in 3sth.st, from
Sth.sv 10 9h sv.; TO refer the petition OF Geo Law,
ESD tor a steamboat landing-to the Committee on
Wharves to build in the ROwery and
Chatl-m-st and in Elizabeth ST. to allow the Colored
Orphan Asylum to connect Il sewer with the one In
43d 81 20 place bsthng apparatus In the Twelfth
Ward Sstion-house TO build n sewer in 5'th'st
The NinHceBh Hard EsaiOR-A minority and ma.
ory report of the Special Committee the contested
seat Ct Aid DoolCy submitted, and ordered 10 be
printed and made the special order for Wednesday the
sd instant The majority report 10 confirms Aid Do
hertys election, and AID. Stuiteyant makes minority
report 10 order new election.
Resolutions Ad0p'sd--To inquire into the propriety
of purcha.iug Chesea-squsre In the XVIII Ward tor
Public Park that the Street Comm ssioner adver-
tse for plans to pave streets with cast IRON pavemens
inquire into rho proprety Of purchasing Lamartne
Park, In the NTH Ward for Public park; To allow
the propretors OF property in 3ithst near Madison
sv., to build sewer at their own expense 10 have
Broadway from 42d TO 59th-st lighted with gas; TO
have 46'h.st near l0th.av. lighted with gas.
Hdist Fyry-The report in favor OF granting ia
cob Sharpe lease of Ferry from the foot OF Walst to
Brooklyn WAS taken up and notwithstanding the veto
Of the Mayor the Board adhered 10 It's former action
The Board adjourned to this afternoon
BoARDOF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN We'd
Hesday-Mo,oH-By Assistant Aid Wells-Thst the
peiiti n OF Conover and Others, for grant OF the
Eighthsv Railroad, be taken from the hands OF the
Special COMMITTEE on the Sixth and Eighth av. Rail
road, for the consideration OF the Board, which was
CA RED
Assistant AID Barker moved that the petition be laid
on the table. Lost
The petition then, notion read.
Preamble and ResOiuuORs-As.istant Aid. Wells here
presented pr, amble and resolutions settn forth that
The grantees OF the license to construct the Eishhav
Rail- sd have not organized nor commenced the work
! in such time and manner necessary % entit9
them take advantage OF the permission, but have
neglected and delay ed 10 do sc aud that the pup
lie that the Common Council should AT
exercise the control and power reserved 10 them
to revoke such pc mission and make grant, with
resolutions that much OF the solutions OF the late
| Common Council grating TO JOIN Ptttisrew, Edward
r. sherman, Solomon kipp, Abraham BrO~D, Washng-
ton Smith Joseph n. Barns, John o X eie John J.
Duryts, Jesse A. Marshall, aud Thno'hy Town cad,
permission the construction of the Eighth-ag Rail
Totd, be repealed, ked aud yacaed-lnd that they
be required 10 take up oil and every part ct such roa
built laid by them, any Of them, it any there be-
ard that Gustayus A. Conover, Samuel C. Hard''
! Theodore Ma,iiue William O'hell VIM D. Sparks,
lsstc V. Fowler, William Valleau Joseph D. Bald win,
erd Sheden Burwtn and those who may hereafter De-
come assooiad with them &c, have the authority and
cCnttnt Of the Common Council 70 lay double crack
fog TaiICpA nom Chsmbersst through West Broad.
way and cher streets named 10 the Elghihay, and
| along sad avenue the Harlem River, upon cer'ain
s,ipubtions dtions named 10 said re 5outio1s
Assstaut AID. Barker moved that the preamble and
resolutions be lad upon the table. which was lost
Assistant Aid. BOutUn then moved that the Board 60
into Committee Of the Whole. Five members having
appeared In favor thereof the ard went intO said
Committee Assistant Az. habbal. appointed to tbs
Cheir.
After b Ing some time in session the Committee,
mLlion, rose and the Charm reported aud asked
have 10 tit again On the question to chat effect being
Out, II Ngs lost
A.si-rspt AID WelS moved that the preamble and
resouiioLs be adopted Previous the question being
put A sis8Et A0. Barker 70 point II ORDER aud
moved that the Board again 90 Into Com nttee Of the
Whole which the President decided TO be- oat o. order
On ID appeal by Assistant Aid Barker - the Board the
dt eisiun ~ The Char sustained.
Assistant AID Ring called tor the previous question
The main question the adoption of the preamble
and revolutions above named then pur, and the
dopton OF the preamble and resolutions carried by the
o'lOV ing vote: AErmalge-Tne Presid.n, and Assn.
tant AID. BrDwD. OBn, H. Broaden Ring Wells, Ander-
con, BoutoD Wight, Wheian. Rogers, Valentine,
mcCoDkey-i3 Negottre-Assi,tant AID. TAFT Nabbau,
Nc GoWsn, Barker, Bta.tOw-J Ia voting, Assistant
Aid BOuion explained that he voted In the Affirmative
60 a enable bm TO more for reconsideration.
Assistant AID Wells moved for reconsideration,
which lost IL IS Assistant Aid. Boutou voting in
The sfrmsiiyethe other members, the Yeas and Nays
revfrsfd, voted as above
The Board then 4dlourIed to Friday afternoon
SUPREME COURT.-.SpeciQL Term
Before Judge Roosevelt - WideHngof WaLf1sL, Dc
In the nisit Of the application Of the heyOr, &cy Of
New. York, relative 10 the extension OF CanalSL ia
,taight line, until Il intersects Walker st. and the
widening Of Walkerst the North .ide, TO form
d street q! - feet Ia width to Ruigersst, and the
throwing OF the gore formed by the intersection Of
Centre Orange, Walker, and Canal ts into the street
The original and preliminary report Of the Commits.
siolers Il Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled
matter having beer presented this Court sn1 motion
made behalf Of the Mayor &c, for the continuation
thereo.-snd on bearing counsel ia support OF snt Ia
oppCsOn to sid moions IL ordered that the same oe
denied But IL further ordered b. the Court tla; the
ssd oiigas and supplementary reports be referred 10
Walter L. Cutting, John L0zer, and Robert Henry
Commissioners api oiueo by this Court pursuant " t1e
Statut- 10 reconsider the subject matter u the aid
reports and % the corrected and revised
or TO make a report IN the premsef 70 this Court
without Unnecessary delay.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-B-fore
Judge Day.-Gaua o. St96eld sgt L. & T. ~. Dun
ADMIN : claims o. have been principal Ia ths Dur.
chase II the bark Marcels for 5000 on which he adj
yanced COZ, ana that plaintiff through his agen'
tTscteC win Horace ToJets b convey 300 coal Ia
ssd vessel 20 San Francisco, az S1 per tan making
$50 and received in paymen, thereof notes Of J,in
Howard & Son. 10 theis ofdsr and thai sald notes
deposited WITH MessTs DuBham By plaintiff, WAC
paid $4,000 In said notes. for balance due toe vessel
ard the premium the insurance. and thas they nave
in their hands belonging him, over and above
CONNEXIONS, &C. 81 600, for which he brings sun
hessrs. D., in defense, say that they never SnS S
heard 81 Mr &. NIL after tne commencement .. ~
.uif that they Here annled % BY Wn. IlO 20 APhi