New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28


oeaseess complaints and family bickernes, il enough
to confuse the brain and exhaust tho patenc, OF the
most Gle ar.beaded AMI goodn tured magistrate ever
elected Whe-e one complaint is entertained, at
Least five are dismissed being perfectly trivial and
eroundless in their character. Some idea 81 the
slant thong at the Lnbs may be formed wien 1900
bona e complaints are taken in year ard i've times
that number of persons are heard, but sea, away,
of course in great passion because their aiIdvits
are not taken Justice Osboro for the last two years,
has rre,ided with gre at dignity and efficiency at this
Court. and is generally regarded, as he really s one
OF the best Police Magistrates in the City. Jashes
Bogsrt is his associate.
OPENIYG OF ALBANY-sr. THROUGH TRINITY
CHuBcH.YARD.-The minority report, bsing the one
adopted in Committee of the Whole n favor OF con.
curing to repeal the ordinance to extend Albany st
was take up last evening in the Board OF Council.
men. motion made by the friends o! toe re-
port 10 postpone the question ill Thursday, some
members in favor of it oeiog absent bat the motion
WAS unsucoessful Mr.. Holder spoke at length against
carrying the street through Trinity ChurchY .rd The
powerful advocates Of the n tasure, be said, were
Booraoan, Johnston s. Co., who came TO this couf.
Try to make their fortunes, and il is not 10 be cup.
posed that they will sympatbize with US 10 relation TO
cur pstriot fires buried in Trinity Church Yards
They are wealthy, are extensive iron dealers, and
will make money by the openDg. The e.
tension will also extend Pine.st., bu, not ons
out of fifty of the property-owners in tia.
street interest themselves in the question. Tie
extension il not Necessary Ms the street would be 10
better than Rectorst., and that, on account Of ito
difficult ascent is avoided by carmen. 1t is aid that
Al5aDy-s'. cannot live without the opering. 10
orcer to bereft this street, then, the bones Of q
thousand martyrs must be disturbed. Abany-st hw
breath enough let il extend itself, if necessary into
the North River. lie moved that the repor, be re.
ferrod back to the Commit ee of the Whole. This
was seconded by Mr.. Conoyer Mr. Cooper moved
the previous question, and counter motion to lay
the pre-, lous que stion on the table was lost.
Several Of the members then rOee, with viewio
leaving the room, when Mr.. Frye moved tina theybe
prevented from leaving; number did &C. however,
enid much commotiop, and cry to lock the doors
which were locked for a short time after they had
retired but there was considerable knocking outsider
and on tfe suggestion Of member, they we're re-
opeptc-the voting in relation to the previous qdes-
ton in the meantime going on, and excl .Inations
being beard that those Who had gone out friends Of
the reporthe opponents appearing 10 be 10 the ma
jority,) dare not stand their hand A vote vas taken
sat llby which the report was lost; and recon.
sidersiion moved, when Mr.. Consver, and some
others of the retiring members, came back. Motions
TO adjourn, appeals from the Chair, and all sorts Of
things were then made, amid the loud krockiDgsd
the Presidents hammer and much excitement.
While the vote on the rec )nsideraton pending,
the lights suddenly became extinguished-some per-
sons having turned off the gas outside Of the Hall.
OF course, loud laugh was set up at the sudden
Ix~-
keep their seats. The wax taper Of Mr.. McClennan,
the Clerk, brought into requistion, and also two
three candles Obtained and the calling Of the vote
TO reconsider fnished-which was lost 81 to l2 fus-
tanning the former vote and the Board adjourned.
SETTLING AccoUsTs-The Stewards Of the st.
Nicholas Society, eighteen in number, partook ola
fine supper last evening at the ST. Nichols Hotel Ia
one of the private parore. Here they shut oat
from tie vulgar world in general, and reporters in
particular, and conseque emily went in for "gsod
time The main object Of the meeting was to
settle the bills incurred by tbs Society for Annver-
ssry Dinner, &c; but the mere matter OF fact Of
discussing bill wherein do liars and cent? occupied
preeminent positions, proved dry work, aud tds
worthy Stewards at length called fer b OF fare.
The supper got up by Mr. Pieris, Steward Of the I
Hotel, was rellshsd most amazingly by the s'eva'4A
Of tie Society. Speeches were made by John Vsn
Buren,, Mr.. Haight Ogden Hoffman, Mr.. Joans'oh, |
Mr.. Van OrdeD and others.
CoRREcrIoS-In the reports OF the proceedings OF
the late dinners Of the st Nicholas Society nod ofhe
New England Society, the name Of Mr. FEsDEMc
DE PyYsrER the Preside,t Of the 81. Nichols Soci
ETY. WAS errOneou.ly given, and We accordingly
make this correction.
SUICIDE AT NEw-HAsBURG A m N OF tae ns1e
Of Smith committed suicide by hanging himself AZ
New Hamburg, on Tuesday. He Was resident Of
Nesburgh, and an old man GbJve 60 years OF age.
1t is supposed that poverty drove kim to commit ,oe
rash act.
FATAL ACCIDENT OF THE HUDSON RIVER fG.al
accden, occurred on Tuesday on the Hudson River,
between Fshkill and Newburg. An unknown man
started foot to go across the river the zee. lie
bsdnot proc needed far uhen the ice broke al the
unfortunate was drO vEed
Brutal AssArLr.-On Tuesday nigh. TO mon,
n.med John Morse ard George Haley, got io'o az
& ully at porter-house in the Sixth Ward ~hent
former was knocked down by bis sntigons', siA n
AID beaten in the most shameful manner, and I'D
portion Of biz upper lip aud nose bitten of by nd
The parties had, during the evening, wished seves
rurn.shops together, ana Haley became very qua'n <
from the effects of the vile liquors he had