New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
DOINGS At THE MAJORS OFFICE.

Mayor consulted with the Councilman Of the Ward,
and Councilman Cusack, Of tho Seventh District,
agreed 10 cooperate with him in revokiDg Ii
eenses especially noticing the establish ne mt Of Mr.
Bunce az worthy their attention. Mr.. Bunce, who is
President Of the Anti Temperance Society, or the
Liquor Dealers Association, he'd frequently dehsf
the Mayer to close his shop on Sunday and the
Mayor, assured Of the Councilmans cooperation sent
bin word week before last that be wanted TO ses him
Mr. Bunce old not accept the invitation TO visit the
City Hall and the Mayor sent him notice that II his
chop was open the next Sunday his license would be
revoked. Mr.. Bunce replied that they would see
about hat, and biz rummery ws open the next Sun
day. On Monday week the Mayor sent for the Coun-
Gilman He did not come. The Mayor cent again
and again. but no council nan appeared. On Mondy
last. however the Ma, or received the following
tice disclosing quite Q change in the Ccuncilrnans
ideas We will rot attempt to conjecture how 1t
could have been brought about:
EEwYoRK. Monday, Feb 10 1855
M1yoR: sy-In Consequence Of objections having
- 20 nv proto.ed course with regard Mr. Bgncs have
be. reconsider the matt. ard su'pend aoy seton
Of constantly HE house aud that TO revose his license
wcud be Of injustice uIc,ed Or ard arbitrary 10 the
e1trems. remain yous, with respect ANDREW CUsACK
Nrw.YoRK TIE BoTAsY BAY OF EURoPE-Mayor
Wood thin morning received lengthy communication
from the State Department at Washington submit
,irp ipfor nation from the American Consul in Bel
GUM of the modus optrondi by which the authorities
are flooding this country with criminals and pauper'.
Communications are continually being received BY
the State Department at Washington which disclose
Systematic transportation Of convicts and paupers
from many Of the German States
TIE TIroeRArHrcAL SOCIETY," AND THE MAJOR
The New.York Typographical Society at late meet
il passed the following;
S,,sd Tt At the thanks Of the NewYork Typographical
Society are due the be eud-red 10 his tbs
Never Wood for the able manner whsh h. pre-
,.S the or wsssd.1 syepoS Ju H. 1856 and s.o for
The eonstion in btbsf Of the Printers Free Library.
REPORTS OF LIQUoR SELLING LAST SUsDAY.-The
reports made 10 the Mayer by the Captains Of Police,
ard the Reserve Corps of the places where liquor vas
sold on Sunday last show a considerable decrease IN
ell the Wards except the Fourth The following is
the numb Of places reported where liquor was &C.
tually sold in each Ward last sabbath: Second Ward,
/; Fourth Ward, Ii Seventh Ward, ); Tenth Ward,
/; Ninetee1ih Ward, Q; Twsnty'secohd Ward, 3.
From this, it will appear, that the great trouble of
preyeptpg the sse Of intoxicating drinks on the Sab
hath. arises in the Fourth Ward the other Wards
being apparently easily dealt with, as the Aldermen
Ard CouI elm EN- are willing to revoke licenses. There
are some reports Of places supposed to be selling and
they will be watched closely next Sunday, by the
Reserve Corps, detailed Tor that duty.
Is1rLrIoEscE OFFICE SwIsDLE.-John Raul CO n
rlars that be was Induced, from reading the adver
tsemebts in the newspapers to call attne Intelligence
Office Ct Rosens'ein & Thubeimer, No All Broad.
way, and paid them 50 cents upon the promise Of
situation iume daley in vinegar factory. For the
nett fortnight he called nearly every day. but with.
out getting a situation. They then offered him
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two dollars more. lie paid the two dollars, but mas
rot been able to get the situation and he wishes that
or the money. The license of Rosenstein a. Thai
heimer wss revoked yesterday.
ANEW WAY TO RAISE The WIND The folio wing
sidsvs osccse All in enious node Of raising money
and che ,butis little liable to cetscicn. Few snug
plers would dare TO complain;
cur and C.unfy Of Nsts York C,Il Keller; residing u
No IA Pearl this City bess duly ,Sern sePe.,' and
n.,snger on board the ship Donsn from h.mbars
Al that arrival lie TOOK board At the h2u' OF
b,n b.ye On or sbou the 2 day % Deeembr last he ~
,eS &c s'oios Office Of Mr..s Ho.-y Co, No
ia Greenwich and hn he tssld fl-tnsl ss'eo
WI he rips 70 ,ei son AID that h. tFsios -sntsi
to buy otI 0 M. "os sbdut $50 to
FI.ttI then boUsh, three sets OF ear Iins' or AM
% .,oer &c he there found who pretended to bs
Custom Oesrs aud said that they h, been n'or
txa
Ser. .as tbs they eou.cste the and .oad be
eomreI.d to him .end him to STATE fh'oa ne af
rot hee from the City; and dePooent 'uher s nss ns v
v,Ix mich sbd wanted TO ceSer bis go'o -
d Cuom use Officers when he found that he heJ w1ad
rot ot.n his He then told by Nj auf MIS- roie
that these had ied open his ront oy me ans o.
b,chet md Herewith orcihy opened and h' oes
ofi.wery woh $50, and his memo ansum e2os 70 sna
str few days sbsence, and then on the "a c Of
Fb.y coi passage ia the .%tT . E ~ s s s5 b.,
he vas ,dyied by them return here to inystste the ma.
ter shove mentioned end mske eompani bece". ssi
d. popent further ssys that he came oaeA % 'n pu a
ber he ,rrved the i1h Inst be ons o
he .es Cuitou House Obcer. In man ~ the name OF
Who /, runner for the Hudson River Rslrosd snt 10
luther '.s. ist be .e F.pr have ben Goa
r,et,d In him OF the above na
d.popeLt further ssys nausbt NanL " SN''
Sworn before this Nth cay OF reo.uxy III. latte.
Ctr and County Of New York 81. Rosa Vosel re.ldasn
No 6, sullivan ct IN tL Gl,y beng GUY 10 H. M.,a.
r, md H., ,.d Teller lived her house on tho lSih
Ssx of December until the ID day Of JsaaLy lso1 snd
hs durir The, time about the th :, Of Dsce
nan FAMED Flsns vi.ited said Keller aud bostet ss'sr,
rec. ~ iswelry r hin sud that on the foue~ns ay
tso oiher called at her house ana s'tsa ot I ~
80, -, leri.u,h " no tiled open the tIunt BY skeleton
To-. ana hat they succeed in this and tns tnea MI
Keller reurne6 hon ana ,hs ne b b.y had 70 eouaas
r 800 srd thsI they you him TO State Prison Ans
esponept further says h.t Keller then opened h tans aa
bachet and delivered his je~elry TO the Aetea
:.,s ss' and 'A''p'' M ''d d'fIRa ROSA vojEE
oaSsn,- fo,s poe III, 9Th d.y Of Februa'y 1855
W Osborne Police Justice
L1vysrd Fa,tisg have been arrested, and held to
bail in 81 coo each.
Mock Auc1ros-JaDes NJ. Greedy. from Boston
on his vsy TO California says he was cheated out oil
s27 OF Nc. 100 Broadway. Officer Lind'ey fe'o''
cred he MONEY.