New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-11

q. p,,r Fold vas hut three inches below the surface
| and morn roon was REQUIRED for burias Councilman
/ Kennedy stated that the ISLAND was divided IN io'I
among the two Wards and too V0ohcs ia four paris ana
lots make equal valuson given to each in dferent
pa Of the island Ia 1893 the pssSel giving 70 mo
ownerS of upland the contiguous land under water Mr.
McCo,ter. Mr. X said now oilers TO sell water under
land ch il doubtful that he owns and part OF what
incIuded in this purchase already belongs 10 the Com
mi oners OF Emigration, the title being in the People Of
the State OF New-York. In regard the inter nents
there II there are but three inches OF ground over the
uppr lines of collins il arises from the fault Of the par
ties having charge of the matter the soil is deep tho
cemetery or the side Of hin and all that is repaired Is
70 die the trenches deeper Trenches, he said
ouite instead Of single graves in such burial grounds
but al this location there necessity of the collins be
inc left an near the surface He in favor OF the 10
| port.
! Mr. FRYE replied. He considered the purchase de-
sirsbe ore opposed to the matter being referred
back. To the objection of Mr.. Mather in regard 10
the report recommending the s9S75o being PAID 10 Mr.
! McCoter being vague, he would amend the resolution
by providing that the Counsel the Corporation SHAH
make a satisfactory examination of the tide Of Mr.
McCorer and that the Of 81 per lot be given for
such lots as he may have tile to- Mr.. Mather still
opposed to the amendment. Mr.. McCo,ter might own
some rock of no value for which would be given. Mr..
FRYE replied An amendment was offered that 1918 pcr
lot be offered instead of 1928.
motion was here made for the Committee to rise aud
declared carried and Mr.. jeremiah, the Chairman, quit
the chair and Mr. Hodgkenson, who had been named by
the President before he left take the chair assumed IT.
Mr. Coroyer then and insisted that the declared vote
that the Committee rise correct as there were not
q and - members the stated vote present ut the tne
Mr. Hodgknson then put the question whether the Bcard
would 20 again into Committee of the Whole which WAS
carried TWAS then moved that Mr.. Jeremiah resume
the chair in Committee OF the Whole but Mr. Conover and
others said no. they placed Mr. Frye chairman Of the
committee purchasing this property in the chair IhswS
objected by Mr. MGther and two others az ndeoo
rous and improper then understood that the mat
ter must 90 through Mr. Mather resumed his romarks,
with Interruptions. Some of the members began to move
off, when Mr.. Clancy said be hoped the sergeanat'ams
would be directed to stop them. Mr. Frye the Chairman,
suggested that the door be locked Mr.. Kennedy. who
was at the door, with Messrs. w. H. Smith, Purdy and
Others said he would like to any person lock the door,
Mr. ather said i, could not be DONE Mr.. Clancy made
speech blowing mp IN no very gentle terms those thas
had gone out. Mr.. Conover designated them by somc
hard term Mr. aather proceeded with his remarks Mr.
Kennedy returned his seat and many Of tho chairs be-
inc empty he asked Mr. Frye the Chairman, If thore WAS
a quorum present Mr.. +. refused ascertain whether
there was or not. greHtdea Of excitement prevailed.
Mr. Kennedy said he would maintain his position on .
question of order Notwithstanding the decision Of the fol-
low that is in the chair.
Mr.. Maher remarked that he thought while genss-
man up a question of privilege he had no rght
to proceed.
Mr. Wild rose to a question Of order. He said from ap-
pearances the members would come to blows. Mr.
Kennedy said there danger OF that.
Mr. Conovor made some remarks and there was gen.
eral state for short time of confusion, Mr.. Clancy
having gone the door, in the meantime and scolded
Messrs. Smith and others who stood outside of IT,
H...fI.. md
Mather continued bis remarks. Various amendments
were offered one of which by Mr. Kennedy, to pay
Mr. McCoer bu, sii OOO the price he first asked Tho
amendments unsuccessful, except that offered by
Mr.. Frye, and the paper finally ordered to third
reading SO serious was the matter at time that
body oi police sent for and came to the Hail.
NEW YORK CITY KANSAS LEAGUE. Tho following
persons have been chosen officers:
Hon CHARLES KiNG, President
"h'''''0' ''''' ROE LOCKWOOD, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
f MSjsai R / s'a"'"' K Arthur Bailey.
VIM " ' Theodore McNamee
| A RusAwAY HusBAsD-Anthony Miller, keeper Of .
lager beer shop No 800 Grandst, yesterday %-
rested charged with abandoLiog his wife Lavna to whom
he had been married about three years 1t seems that
about month after the marriage, which took place in
! Wilmington DEL Miller borrowed $500 from his mother
nlaw and then left for parts unknown Ii was recently
discovered that he residing in this City, and the we
here day two since, and with the assistance
Of Officer Martin Of the Lower Police Court discovered
his residence. lie taken before Alderman Howard
at the Halls of Justice who proceeded examine the case
which resulted in Mers being locked up in default OF
bail to await the action of the Almsouse Commissioners
az TO the amount be should contribute weekly to the
port of his wife. Chew Snobly Esq, appeared ms he
counsel and during the examination bought fit to intimate
to the magistrate that his client h.d but little chance to
obtain Justice in that quarter for which ntmaton ho
was ordered leave the Court He, however apoiogized
and the magistrate withdrew the ORDER and entitled tn
much credit for his maintenance Of the dignity Of the
Court.
ARREST or ESCAPED COSyIcr.-A man named
Charles Devoe said to be escaped convict from Mary
land where he had been sentenced the penentry for
five years and had served out but four months Of his
time was yesterday arrested in this City by policemen
Bowling Of the Sixth Ward, and sent back out
his time He attempted escape from the custody Of tho
officer and aimed blow at him with slung-shot, but
was soon brought to terms by rap the head with tho
officers club. He wellknown to the police Of this
| City for bis misdeeds
ARREST FOR SELLING LoTTERY-PoLIcIEs.-Wm Day
ton having an Office in Pearl Frankliast yes
erday arrested charged with sengs otterypocy to
Seymour living in the Bowey, which policy drew prize.
but failed to draw the money Of Daytons pocket
The accused was held bail by Justice Bogart in 81 600
| to answer.
CHARGE or LBEL.-Edwsrd Pelez of Hoboken
yesterday arrested charged with beng Charles Bernard
Richards Of No. $50 Broadway by distributing about this