New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

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mendng ha Tho Common counr In accordance with Tho
charter direct that toposas b. advertised for In tho matter
Of the contract or public printing which rcfored 10
the Committee Finance resori adopted concur
ring with the other Board Ia Awarding the contract for
paving Grand and Fulton 10 Mes-rs Cooke Co, at
tggs per square yard Amostn ganc Of haty cuffs of
In the Board Of Aldermen cLanbcfs after the adjournment
Aid Peek for short time In he chair during the meet
ing, when AID Smith moved 10 take up certain paper
AID Peck either neglected 10 aecd his motion did not
hear him. the latter however the opinion in the
Board and AID became aluoss furiously indignant He
charged the chair with dsrelsc &c: On the adjourn
meni AID Smith up AID Peck. and with look that
seemed to soy he would Ike to give him castgaton,
again accused him OF improper conduct while in the chair
AID Peck thought Smith going to strike him and
warned him if be did he would be dead Alderman be-
fore Tuesday night Aid S sEeered and swore little at
Peck telling him he would disgrace himself much
touch him Several of the Aldermen nterered and
restored order but each begerent seemed to carry home
with him unpleasant feeling in regard to this apparently
unwansnttd quarrel
THE LATE BANK ROBBERY WALLsT.-APFIDivns
RELATIoN TO Ir-Quite crowd collected yesterday
about the Office ofthe Chief of Police of persons whose
rosty led them desire Chauncey johnson the
who adro planned and executed the robbery of $3.50
from the counter of the Bank Of the State of New York on
the 3ls ult The curiosity of few however, graiied
johnson kept closely confined in his cell The fol
lowing afdeyits relative to the robbery and arrest of the
prisoner were taken by Mr. Mcclellan Clerk to the Chief of
Police and sworn to before His Honor. the Mayor
Matthias Van Stay, of No. 1872 Nassaust Brooklyn,
says lie Of the snk the state fNewYjr
and The ss Of DC ober last there placed in h h.n
pscksses Of bank bills o. which Purported 20 contain
s28co and the other $9s0i said bank bills were laced
BE- Ssd e the e' Bai Of s AID he Bsai
va, hS S the ar nned bank and that consSias
the smaller amount for the ansmed bank degonen placed both
the passing behind the counter with sd packages when ne
pres at the bank and threupon he returned aid bag
tanning upon alongside TIE ps and
s 5h s s be-. . . a P md s: 3 s.a
he has been sIcTn saay ofbsn bill issued BY the Baaf Of the
state New YORK. which he informed found in possession
above named by the Bank Of
iS o f n9f s% ~r.
and further that he them have been stolen By said
Chane Johnson and therefore, that he may be dealt with
AdoIThUs II. Lefiingwell of No 50 Barclay-st, being
he Assistant Teller Of the Bank Of the State OF
NewYok and thu. the sl't ul A;n Teller be pat
siCo $50 So 40 $40 IS Commerce
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bssgGs 9 Pf ana SEs ss d & S me- &
ward be informed that said bills had been stolen dePoaent
By the Bsn Of tie State ,1S which be
found in TIE ANA n % o
package. sorenamed snd from the paper straps ss9end tas BANK
be the bills put by him and fsoniOuy stolen from the
Joseph Keefe policeman being sworn says That on
The S. .s s s g. % ma S 5p S
9d @ a asS Ss ss ' Bp hsa
onn thai there was no use in denying the theft dePOneu
sHew ihs he committed and that this depOnsni had had
chance making anything fr some time and now wanted Johnson
to do what was h S h S s 0ssTd .Sa de-
that he could t eSsssed or SO
20: one d. sG sn No Mr. Sa PSssS
then went with J9h1,on mt lk % d s s S
then sioor small black vase trunk nader the
iSed two b deponent looking us shoulder this
time and saw the whole OPesS. Ss s1 rS ,1 w
~ s.t.. I'M,
s9G he e ssS of and d de-
Tonni he would let him have FIVE six more Of the Il de-
could get changed and that he would only asa o de-
have balance Deponeat then Induced JOIN
e1rb bsGriet Police station and him locked
up that saOnouse DePonsnt then returned to the house
No m the bedroom and charge OF
said Ee conveyed the Office Of the Chief Of Police and
save the Chief Of Police when the money was eo9nted aud
Of various DENOMINATIONS amounting TO $S9-b1
Some more evidence in the matter viii be taken today,
after which johnson will be fully committed to prison for
trial He is native Of NewYork and about 40 years Of
age He appears perfectly contented with his situation,
and smokes his cigar with much apparent peasureAs if
no charge of criminal nature pending against him
We learn that one parties besides Policeman
Keefe are claimants for portion of the reward offered BY
the Bank of the State of for the recovery Of the
money stolen from its counter the ground Of their hay
ing given information Keefe which induced him to make
the arrest
The Shaary Zedek have in the Of
the Synagogue in Henrys school house for the education
of the members of their Synagogue also for many
otherewh children as may be found convenient for them
to accommodate The congregation propose to consecrae
the new building in holy meeting on Sunday December T.
56l4 at oclock NJ This congregation exists now about
sixteen wears il commenced with bu. few members and at
the present time that its members have mate
rally increased The accession of the younger branches Of
the community led to the consideration ION the part OF
the Congregation the necessity of providing means
for the education OF their children in the tenes Of
their religion the elements Of moral and social truths
as also 10 afford them such instruction as to enable
them TO claim equal right and uphold due rank
among their American felowcitizens The hberaliy oil
many kind hearted individuals has enabled the Commit.
tee thus far TO proceed with their abors in apparently but