New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
BOARD OFALpERNEN.

Wednesday.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THURSDAY, March lad ELY ives called 10 the
Chair, in the absence Of the President.
conNuSicArIoSs.
From tbs Chief Es.s.e. Of the she pspsrns.s sssui.
rtlton received from alfred Se0rer one Of tas clsrls
TO n. B"sSo coaasin.s From the cisf EasnssI q 8.
Fire Department transmitting the complaints asAast Ensne
Sss .: Il. .a' as:' %
pI.m.D; Ale ssms sn s, from ;As a.: c ss@
The oremen Of Engines No& a. IS IT, S. and H0ss Co No.
90 Referred
Aid X TucKsR-thst the rocms occupied by the Law
Library be ysesed eee the 10Th us sHd PrePsrss for the
AS. Bsress Os,rsa the following
of The Western ~erId wnoss population although srssy
American sbieay governed by espa..ss 'orsFesn and
people have ht Oe. evidence Of the tl and
reputation Of those who h.v. been Appointed to susld eur
luton wss paced directing the Chic. OF Police report the
nativity Of the members Of the Police Department, and other
Rsoisss That Committee spvcntea to ascertain from
the Chief Why he as Ions delayed his response 70 the es
After debate. the p5,.%hls ". ..rgs. out. and Commit
tee, Of Ala Briggs rrsser and aou""e' spp'n'es'
AID c. rrcxta called FROM the table the ordinance for
the more edeetua enforcement Of the Excise laws
AID HEgRIcK, HOWARD and MosiEk spoke aGans the
ordinance =, ,,.
There old not appear b. sufficient number Of members
Preen.o cary i and AID voosnIs wished y pss,p01es
REPORTS.
To regulate and grade, cot and euro fy ''venths, be-
AID KELLY called W shs report the Board Of Council
In f.vor Of reducing the sise Of the Central rMs
The report vs.. IRON the pesou. Board Of cosnsn:a and
tn. BO.d h.d the 'gejee; before them .fresh
Aid KELLY moved to print tho report, and make t the
special oroer fer Mo,d.y
the rece,sity o. REDUCING the Central Puk
Aid TucKEs said the proposed PTt took 10 vslu.
bic lots and for The warts OF the CITY, and more
land than the inhabitants could spare He wished concur
renee. ,. A..
Legislature to repeal the act eaey as tho Psrs ws not re-
CURED T., .., - .,.
submitted oobcurrsd in BY vote Of lft Tho report
calls the Lea.aie to seses the :ss Of the rs,s io,
da instead Fifty ninth st. and to tase OIL 40 feet on eaeH
side
AID BRees called up the resolution from the other Board
to reward tor the arrest Of Bsse the
As CHsIsrY said the cuprit no, worth the SUM
A voosn :D1ls ;.,la, s. sss vhos
AID LORD OF the asfu character OF the MURDER ana
su il due 20 the city that action
Aid BERRIoK thought we had more murdsres now tn sn
sbs w.s finally put and lost bys vote Of II to
The Board sciourned to Monday.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION.
The Board of Managers of the American Baptist
Union have been in session for the last three days to
decide upon whether the action Of the Executive
Committee in sending sdeputaon to Mailman 10 In
quire into the state of the missions there and also to
heal certain dissensions among the missions aries, was
worthy Of approval or condemnation.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
The ceremonies of the Annual Commencement Of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons took place in
the College Hail, No 81 Crosby-st, last evening.
The Hall wss well filed with members Of the proies
zion and friends of the students.
DIR. THOMAS Cock, Vice President Of the College,
acted a. presiding officer Dr. Stevens, the President,
being absent.
The exercises Of the occasion were opened with
prayer BY the Rev. Mr. DRAPER, Of Harlem, amer
which the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine Wa confer
red upon the graduates Of the year, List Of whom
appended:
Dr. Cock administered the obligation TO the grsdu-
stes and presented their diplomas, accompanied with
some very timely hints for their future benefit.
Professor JOSEPH N. Smith then delivered an able
address, mainly intended for the benefit Of the grsdu-
spe students but was of that character which deeply
interested all present. The address was replete with
valuable sc ntic hints and suggestions for the young
practitioner, and its humor frequently threw those
present into hearty laughter
The exercises were concluded with Benedicton By
the Rev. Mr. DRAPER. The following the
LIST or GRADUATES FOR THE YEAR:
Tbomas Amer. Monroe Co N. T.. John Ashton,
Washington Co., N Y; Homer Lyman befueuS
Vermont; Abtonio Butids, A. b, Cuoe; Apgso
Gilbert Benedict, Jr, Dutcbess Co., y. II Jonn
Bryce A. N Es.Jsrsey; Alexander Cochran
Kings Co., N. Y; John Terry Cooking, Kings Co.
n T.; Charles W. Cooper Nev.Yort City; Tneo-
S Ss ai M..S a. cSspsiH s% Hsnry
Drsusr, A n, New York City; John Henry Dad.
Kings Co., n. Y; shsavel Elliot Nsw.Yoik City;
John FursusoD, New. York City; Amo: Kellogg n
e Gooal.S s'' w SSSu William Henry Gise Che
mung. Co, N. Y; Theodore Frank Hall, A. B., Mon
rec To-, N Y. Charles Edward Hsihewsy New
brunswick; Samuel Cornelius Haynes, vnyinia;
Homer Osen Hehcocx A. G ~ ss Ws 1.ssstn:
HYDE. Herkiner Co., N. T.; Joseph BAin6rdge
Jones. Kings Co, N T.. Nsthanisl Frederick
MaIsb, A. n, Nsx York Ci,y; Hs9ry Mccain Ssx s
Weston Moore, Esss1 Co., n. H; Henry Drury
Noyes, A. NJ, New. York City AsFea Edgsnon
Peek, Kings Co, N. Y; Manuel Ramon 6ilvs, a. B.,
Cubs; Duane Backbee Simmons, Warren Co., n; III
James Strong, Kings Co., N. T.; Alszsnd. ncasoa
Vedder New-Yorf City; Albert stephen zsorske'
GRADUATES AT THE srxLAssuL IN
OCTOBER, 1884.
Joseph Francis Finn King, C0asyj Hsor, B..Sios
Nils A. b. DsnisI wsdsworth Wainwright, New
Yo,s cit,' Oswald Warner, Henry Ven Bisrcom,
William Holmes Van Mater, A: n, LII Albert
cha Voss New York City John nyiveeter Ioung,
Kipes County N. Z. W
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN vERsos, .OsErpA Co.
A Ere, commencing in barn belonging 70 Mr.. Jad.
Of Vernon let Ea:y e. sssHoSn 1870 sos
the ellip bouse of N, Ballard By tearing down