The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
Progress OF the Municipal Revolution.
THE BELGIAN PAUPERs.

THE BELGIAN PAUPERs.
The Of the Belgian paupers remains In the
state st further action having been taken in the
matter by their counsel Mr.. sedgwick.
THE CASE OF ALLEGED CRUELTY BY A SCHOOL
TEACHER
The following letter received yesterday BY Mayor
Wood
wArD SCHOOL, No. 81, NKw YORK, Feb "a 1865.
MR. MAYOR WOOD
HosoRTD AND DEAR sm:-The committee on studies
and school discipline. originating from the boari Of
school officers Of the Seventh ward, having received
communication from your clerk Mr. Ming setting forth
that complaint had been left at your Office by Mr..
Doran against the Principal Of this school, charging
him with having inflicted "brutap' punishment upon
his boy, &c., &c. have commenced investigation OF
the matter and far they have been able 10 get at
the facts in the case they believe 1t TO be one Of gross
inquiry of the doctor alluded to by two Of the
nior teachers he has distinctly stated that he did not
rest.d but @ that az he was frightened kc: The parties
having jurisdiction the matter design TO give II
thorough investigation and uas.s the committee are
the disadvantage OF the complainant and parties
cernsd with him and ask that this may appear In their
behalf until the whole matter shall be set right with tho
JAMES 7. BREwNER coum,,,os
Y. c. RsLEE, oomm''Se'
GEO. W. KING,
GRAND LARCENY.
Philip Ward vas yesterday arrested on the complaint
Of Alfred Seymour, who charges him with having stolen
his pocket book containing sI40 sIoe Of which in
bs and go In twenty dollar gold pieces portion Of
the property returned by Ward, who was commit
ted TO prison, having failed TO procure bail In $780,
THg RECENT FRArD UPON EMoRAsrs.
Flatts, who was arrested few days ago 90 = charge
Of impersonating Custom House GER and taking Ave
hundred dollsrs worth Of jewslry from Karl Ksels,
newly arrived German emisrant, has been discharged
the evidence agans, him being insueient 70 Justify his
further deisntcn Levi, who was committed on the
same charge, Ia gtll In prison.
THg COMPLAINT BOOK.
That wagons stand st the Of william street and
Pine also, At the OF Cedar for the purpose Of
selling fruit and disturb the seIgaorhsod with their
cries. Referred 70 Captain Haipin Of The First ward.
That Broaa-sy opposite No. ss, Is 10 miserable con
up after putting In Grains Several accidents have hap
psped In consequences. Referred 70 Coramssioner o.
Streets and Lamps
Ina. ss, In the .u Of Eighteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. has become Nuisance By
storing fowls in the cellar Of tho above house Referred
20 CITY Inspector.
That tbs ssh esrts 90 net e.n a. i7s wavsrl.y Pse.
and large qpssttes of ashs. ascunsl1ting Cart
and seishs also eneumbsr tbs street and sidewalk IN
commi.soosr o. ss.sss I'D LAMP. ao.iasa. / '
That carts aud wagons sDcunber the street opposite
1Tg Msdso street. sDa have become psrf.s nuisance
Notified Tie Poles Captain.
Tha. BAY and srsw (sombustis m,,eriais) are kept
In tie cellar o. house corner " Eighth avenue sad Fifty
fourth street 70 The e.nsss q tbs nsghborboos Re
isEed = VIM wsrtes irs Warden, Aad Captain wt'sn,
OF Twsnty second vsrd.
That the vacant 10, on n. south ia. of Thrtisth
street, near sixth avenue nuisance, being covered
with g,ables coal sshrs rubbish, kc, and In resort
Tor loafsrs for the purpose Of fighting dogs ke sai
the night IL made hidsous' ~ the yelng os doy.
chained In sad stable Captain Hsnalgan and the CITY
\ Inspector nothsd
That the stable Ia the of iot Ia Bseeksr street
10 in daDg.r cf falling 8sisrrsd 70 ccmnissiossr q
/ Streets and Lamps.
That the ero.s vail on The ecrnsr Of Casskam ana
l Pearl streets Il In : hl.hy coalition.
That the side vak al "a Oliver street 10 kspt Ia allhy
condition BIZ the occupants of the HOUSES afloninx
vho teyoss tbsr gsrbsgs ss1 dA ihsrsos ssa.sasIy