The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-25


man Of the Ninsteenth had offered aay resolution
any motion to refer the matter to COMMITTEES.
Of the Board OF ls4s the resolutions passed e,mrM
msntsry TO frederick Jerome Of tho O,san Monarch,
When those In relation TO CAPTAIN Creighton vsrs
Of resolutions drawn up tsstJigg tie sense Of this
Board to the gallant conduct Of oapt. Creighton, snd
The CHAIR decided this to bs ont Of Order and asked
whether the Alderman Of the Nneteenth ward hid any
an sns nss no. other motion
The CHAIR then pronounced him out Of order altogether
: nd the ciscussion WAS dropped
Debates I'm the Board OF Councilman.
[Our spsoal report.
PARK
Mr. MATTER offered the following resolution In relation
to removing the Grand Jury from the new court room In
the City HAN
passed on is.h ns Is sppsc1ri.ss The
BE- and sSs ssmsis hereby rssoinSsd " 'A' '
Mr. KENNEDY opposed the adoption OF this resolution,
dated any VI ere else around the Park - we'll IS IN the
building hey now occupy Thst body could Get IN the
BY the Recorder who sad that before the Grand Jury
should bs removed no would demand the power Of the
Sheriff to preserve the ght Of the Court He had also
been attacked BY the City Judge who fsw at hin in
violent and said the Grand Jury should not
moved room appropriated for tbs Strand Jay would
demand another room moro convenient from the Sheriff
Indsed the gentleman CT the Ninth satisfied th9t
the Court OF General Sessions could be accommodated
they are now In the new bulldog Ia the Park The
Grand July, when they nrat occupied TIE room in the
PARK, were always srowline and complained Of their
qu.rteri bscause they stua.ed in base mont, Is
but they want to scS there whsn they could be
commodated better elsewhere.
NJ. MATH said that he had not the usintsuoe
with the Grand Jury 90 the gentleman Of the Ninth,
but OF one thing he and that was, thai the
Of the Grand Jary should be In the same building With
the Court Of General Sessions II thing
for three four hundred citizens called Witnesses
be eoDsrgated around the Grand Jury aud there
ta~~t f.AA L. k.L~ uk~ A.
would nsvsrdo to have the Grand jury removed back to
Centre street again. 1t not necsssary to the
nothing 70 do ct this except to take care Of his re-
cords.
Mr.. KHSsDr-Yes; he ID receiving taxes every DAY.
Mr.. AATnR-Perhsps 30. II s,en the quarters Of the
Receiver OF Taxes removed from thu building he
occupies he vii b wanting otaer quarters
NJ. HoDaKIxsoz- don't wast to turn tbs Grant airy
ont OF thar ROOM but soe place must be had for the
accommodation Of the Receivsr Of Taxes The large SAFE
containing several thousand dollars worth Of records
Les outside the building In the street. thers being
psos to put IT, The blind lame and halt came TO his
Sassd to Disvsnt sny s.bas. upon the nstsep
move to lay the rsselatioa ON the table
Mr. AArHEsI hope the motion viii be withdrawn, for
the Gran Jury will meet again coon, and something cen
Bite should 10 decided upon
Ths motion on laying on the tabls was then put and
M NArHR then offered resoIutios making some pro-
vision ion On once for the Receiver Of raxes.
e,s ~ aSua y IA. n; oss o.
sos% IN ne P,sk Hs = a.s e: Ssnd 'sy
~ street. The brown ssons building ia the PARK was
hrsyscof o. and would just suit the Receiver Of Taxes
tive for NE Oommssisssr Of Repairs and Supplies
gss what rooms not already occupied can b. allotted to
The question O the sdopaon Of the resolution and
amendment was then put And carried.
Coronsrs' Inquosts.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RvR RAILROAD DOM
NAE Killed AND THE ENGISKR DANGEaousLY IHJuRKD Co.
the Hudson River Railroad O,mpasy foot It Thirty ist
street.. upon the body OF Thomas Nslaud the hrsman
sS :s o. i. S ss.s q
altar reaching Misunderstanding was stopped there being
tive The engine then detached from the train, asd
the deceased and Mr. Pray procseded with Il to Thirty
I d to s o.
into The ts.dsr. N. Pray and deceased ssrs in
tally Injured The latter died II am his Dj urss within "a
dered 1.rdet Of soodss.si death Tss deceased ~.
native Of Ireland twenty four years age Me- Pray
now iss atths ksw York Hospita and Il not expected
DxArH OF CIERoyxAS Tho polics Of the Nsstssnth
ward on Wednesday afternoon discovered : man in the
from . at. The OH ssrs conveyed him to tbs station
house and sent for physician to attend him. On
om ss sss a; I'M :, w
peAred that he had been clergy Of the Church Of
Engl.nd But unfortunsssy sincs his arrival in this
In great ssony for several hours he died Thur,day
Coroner Gambs held rqusst the body Of deceased
When Dr. oH.nl,n made an exteraal ex.isas,n Of the
death By "epilepsyn verdict to that effect was rem
dsrsd By the jay. The deceased native Of wAls,
Unknown MAN FOUND DaowSxp = Thursday O. ronsr
Hilton held an inquest 81 the foot OF Vesey street. on the
o0cy O. A. pnano.n man found aosos 10 tbs North
nal examination Of tho body, and not nndipg any
m.,es 2, violence upon T. 10 ssys his cpiaoD that
psed to be about forty ysars OF age upwards Of
SIX feet In height AID wSaksrs under his CHA He was
bavs been In the water upwards Of two urnihs A YER
dict Vas rendered Of Death by drowning
on.oe.l held an ,sou.., rbnr.S.x uno. IN -
Mrs. Eizateth Warner at the No. I85 Cau
NON street Who died Wednesday night BY poisop
miller, livr in the same house. fossA N the street.
the say PR vlous paper containing As which he cup
70 70, q a. 81 s r .s' h sons s.ys m, Of u pro
hspe 1t might be pescn. He then took IL {, Ms, War
nsr, who raid she thought Il was mssnssiA &c thea
elsat smo,g other mecicnss, and wsdr esdsy feel
Ing necessity TO take medicine took OF the pow
posed nsdsise shs became very iii, and 20 soninued
until che died Dr. Uhl made post mortsn exsmins-
tios Of The BODY, when he found that be powder
arsenic The verdict WAS follows:-"Thss Euxsbsth
Warner to her death BY accidentally taking poison
but cannot state positively how the poison into
her possession %
Killed WmIsr Ex0AGED BLASTING ROCKS The body OF
man named Janes Shea brought ON to this city BY
the steamboat Connecticut Shea hsd been engaged In
blasting rocks ct Csntrsvils Conn, and was led
Monday last By premature blast. His remains
broaght on for the purpoe of intermsnt In tao Calvary
cemetery, Williamsburg, L. I. Dfcesssd was Absut
twenty hvs years Of sge. and native Of Ireland Coro
FER Hilton hsid An irqusst upon his BODY and verdict
was found according 70 the fssts
FATAL FAn-Coronsr Gamble yesterday held an inquest
upon the body Of Frederick Hart man. ct the Nss YORK
Hospital, Who died yesterday morpisg. Dscsaesd was
lahorer employed the bnildns thu oo,nor M