New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

IhgStrT0H-Dr. l.. 4. Mundy.
The singing of the GiOrla Ercs'sis. by the children, vas
The concluding exercise The company then adjourned TO
room the first floor the building where refresh
ments were served
The Home is new beautiful and delightfully."- situated in.
stituon capable of accommodating $50 children. It
has lcO in its keeping.
Board OF ALDERNES-H tigesdqy May Richard T.
Compton Esq, in the Chair anc quorum present. The
minutes Of the previous meeting read and approved
Petitions Rfrred-Of A. C. Thiiing % have sidewalks
Of Nirhay, between Forty.ftth and Fifty thrds's. "a
hid Of the for in Fifty ourihst. 800 feet
west Of Sixth av to the in seventhav of citizens
on Forysevenhst between Eighth and Hudson Riy
er have curb and gutter stones set in the above street
and the sidewalks tagged of Engine Co No a. 10 have
the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department elected every
three years Of Nichols to be remunerate1 for dmlgs
done 10 biz stoop by Engine Co No. 90; OF Edward Els
worth, A. Barclay, Moses H. GriDne and others against
permitting double hack railroad in College place.
Re'o'uton-By AID Peek, TO increase the salary OF the
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps q $4,000 per annum
TO take effect from the lst of January. lsj3 Adopted
By Aid. Moore, TO refer TO Committee on Finances to
prepare ordinance directing the Street Commissioner to
appoint Inspector upon ny and all work or buildings
that may be in process of demolition for the purpose of
making alterations erecting 10 their stead that
the may be done with more security to life and limb
Of pedestrians and wOrkm-n and that the pay Of such
Inspector be charged to the owners Of property upon
which said work may be done on the Improvements made
Adopted
By AID Avord to sprinkle the Fifth Az from twenty
third to Twenty sixth SITS for three months, and that
per week be appropriated for tbs same Lost for want Of
a constitutional majority
By Aid smith to have the streets in and about the Crys
tai Palace cleaned and kept perfectly clean Lost for want
OF stiutiOnal majority
uaicoti0a-From the City Inspector in relation to
the conveyance Of ofa from the City Referred TO the
Committee on Health.
Confrmed-Tbe nominations by the City Inspectors pre-
vously published of Health Wardens with the exception
Of that Of the Fifteenth Ward, confirmed by parry
vote.
Reporfs Adooted-To regulate aud grade Eighth.av.
from Fifty ninth Eighty second sts 10 advertise for pro
I. for 4 aIq lOf los
On motion, the Board adjourned to Friday.
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMES- Wednesday, May Il.
Assistant Aid Woodward in the Chair.
Resolgfi0n-That the Commissioner of Repairs and Sup
plies advertise for proposals to sweep Broadway thor
Oughy from the Battery to Fourteenth ST daily tor one
year and remove al the dirt and rubbish before o'clock
in the morning, whenever the weather will permit To
Committee on Streets.
Of memorazing the Legislature tor law governing Pm
mary Elections Adopted.
OF Committee Streets, to concur 20 remove cobbe
stone pavement Of Pernes in Broadway between Frank
lin and Canal sts and repave the same with the granite
blocks Cf Deghue ~ Co. Adopted.
OF COMMITTEE Laws, &c, in favor OF ordinance Tor
the appointment Of Bell Ringers to be selected from among
the exempt fremen of the City Adopted.
Veto OF the HayoT.-Asssant Aid. McConkey moved
70 take from the table the report and resolutions in favor Of
granting 10 Russ 4 Reed contract pave Tryon row,
Chatham II Bowerv. &c, with the Russ pavement
turned by his Honor the Mayor with his objections thereto
Carried
Assistant AID MaObatt moved lts reddopuOn, notWlth'
standing objections.
Assstsnt Ala McGown rose and read an affidavit of his
own sting that 9th December last when the ques
ton OF ssd contract was expected 10 come up in the Board
that evenir 2 Horace Russ offered to said Assistant AID
McCown 81 600 toward securing his election in the coming
al If he would vote for the report.
An affidavit was also read made by Horace Russ stating
that he knew there that night members Out OF the
H. present in favor of adopting the contract and that As
sistant Nc McGown was hostile to II that they had
ocular conversation and that Assistant AID hcG. came
Ion Il q TIM fIltRa
when said Russ said TO him. in OcOse manner he would
give him 900 for bis election, &c thy both treated 1t
as oke that said MEG turned TO his seat and voted as
aid expected be would, adverse 70 the report lie de-
cares that the charge made by Assistant Aid Net
was from spirit Of hostility in said r having stated that
Assistant AID MEG had offered bride of 81 900 to
member il relation TO the Third Railroad and also
other brbe as respected that b. aerwad spoke
10 Assistant AID MEG about latter, who denied ana said
the only offer was a suit OF clothes.
Assistant Nd NEG and stated that the whole State
u,ent was untrue except as 20 the suit OF clothes.
Assistant AID Barker said hs in favor Of the report
lint would move special Committee be appointed b inve5-
te,te the charge thus made by Assistant AID Nee aud
that the report in the time sll lay on the table
Adopted and Messrs. Crawford Maher, Ring Mabba and
Bouion appointed
fixed and kept perfectly clean the expense not to exceed
5000. Adopted
From Board of Naturalization that the polls Of
Frst District Eighth Ward be removed 10 No o. Mercer
Resolution that the election poll of First District Flew
euih Ward be changed from No 40 AuOfneyst 10 80
Stanton ST. COncuued in
Resolution that John H. Whenor be appointed an In
snector of Election in the Third District Fifth Ward IN
place Of Jehn b Frink removed Concured in
The Board then adjourned 10 Friday afternoon, az e
o'clock
SrEAIISG HoRsE-A man. named VIM Goodman, was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Gallagher Of the Second Dis
trct Police Court charged with stealing horse valued at
sl from the stable Of Mr. John Hughes Thirty sixth st.
near SecOnday II being shown in evidence that after
stealing the horse he sold ii TO fish dealer Ia Jefferson
Market he locked up by Justice Start TO await trial.
HoUsE TBIEF-On Tuesday afternoon, man
came the house Of Officer John " Smith OF the Tenth
Ward Anenst, and when met ny one OF the inmates 10
oured for a Mr. West. The not being known, ne
was told where he cound find Directory but on leaving
the house be 90 in another direction and De-
coming suspicious al this the Officer followed the man.
whom be enter several hOnses and then arrested him.
On searching bis pockets be found four skeleton keys
sign of the intentions Of the He gave his name as
Geo. Wilson, and committed to prison 0y Jasuce
Welsh.
: ? The Ladies Home Missionary Society at the D. r.
Church acknowledge with gratitude the receipt OF the
sum of $50 from Milton Tracy, Esq Principal OF the Ne
charics Institute being the proceeds OF ncke 20 the
annual exhibition TO BE- appropriated toward Tue payment
of teachers ST the Mission School al the Five Points
BURGLARS DETECTED About O'Clock yesterday
morning Officer Walker Of the Seventeenth " ard while
parong his beat observed two burglars enter mouse on
the corner of Avenue and Fifth ST. lie gave the alarm
rap for assistance when the fellows ran through rear
door and escaped before they could be secured The
officer fred loaded pistol at them but with WnAt enec ne
was unable 10 ascertain
CHARGE OF CouSrrRFErrISG-Tw Germans, named
George Harmon and Claus Dascher were yesterday arrest
ed charged with attempting to pass counterfeit money lie