New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

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| RToTPTIos OF huLARD PuLsoRf .-Ihe JOINT
Committees Of the Ade-n-n and Council ieu 1sving
IN charge the reception cf Nlsrd Fi.re met 90 I'M
cay. The Committee % Carriages rrp1.fed hsvioS
eresgec sme. As they had rot engaged ~, DEBATE
Lumber they received additional Instructors 70 en-
gsge only a. many As were eg1se to rde comfortably
hr. fillmore and themselves. This was done -pon
suggestion OF Councilman Merritt, that AZ uterT-s-
bic retrue OF SUCKERS from the ranks 81 ey city fupc
tcr srIee allowed, were a. rsys sure on such occa-
s;oDs TO appropriate al the Carriages they could and
make the city pay the expense. The m.tter Of a
steamboat 10 60 to Staten Is and p-poned settle
mert til the next meeting. The Committee on Guns
reported having engaged Col ID. Shsy OF the Arsenal
TO fupervre The department of the reception with
orders to fire one hundred gurs each 10 the Park and
al the Battery, and on the .t-ambos' should one De
used proposition the Trinity Church bell ringer
10 chine for elo. Trinity bells. upon the landing and
duripg the passing Of Hr Fillmore was laid on the
table as il not positively o~n that Mr. Fillmore
would pass up Broadway. Dvput,tons waited On the
Committee from the Brooklyn Common Council and
tie American General Committee. expressing their
e,eeuess to jim with NevYor in the intended re.
ces,ion. The Committee adjourned to Tuesday. to
complete the final arrangements.
The Board of Aldermen on Friday evening received
at.wers from eleven Banks through the Controller, in
relation TO allowing the city interest on it, moneys
IN the event Of deposits being made. The ouly Bank
among III. number that offers the city percent .se is
the Broadway Bank II proposes to allow four per
cent per annum and when the city requires loans Of
il 10 charge the current ra'e Of interest DO, exceeding
seven Der ceat. The Bard coocured with the Coun-
cmen to appropriate $4,000 for the 4th of July Cele
brstop TIE latter body having refused to agre. to the
amendment making it $3.50 A resolution was
adopted in relation TO the Central Park Commission.
ers mourning unlimited expense when there was no ap-
propriston made 20 meet them, and it being question.
abb. whether the Common Council hsd the power TO
make the appropriation required. An ordinance was
ps,,ed providng for clerk at $500 TO att md on the
.Jo,nt Committees Of both Boards. A curious ordi-
nance authorizing the Commissioners Of Repairs and
Supplies to employ zen I'spector' Of Pumps at three
dollars per day was proposed Such thirg was never
suge ested when pumps chiefly took the place of Gro
ton pipes. twas, however, rejected.
Issr.LLArIos-The Rev. A u. Van Zandt
last evening installed Pastor Of the Central Protest
ant Reformed Dutch Church IL Ninth street,
Broadway. The installation sermon was preached by
the Rev. DIR V.rmilyea; the charge delivered to the
pastor by the Rev DIR. HArdenburgh, and the charge
TO the people by the Rev. DR.. Dewitt. DIR. Hsden.
burph after concluding the prescribed form, addressed
the Lew pastor in q fervent manner, exhor ing him to
pr 81 for ward with vigor in the good work. H. did
not meet him A. new friend for his counensnce WAS
fan liar TO them all. He (Mr. Van Zandt was not a
beginner, but had for years past been engaged in the
service of the great Master.
AssuAL FESTIVAL OF THE GERMAN SANGERBUSD -
This festive scene will take ace to-day at the Belle
vue Gardens foot Of Eighty first street, East River.
The procession will set out from the foot OF Grand
street and the amusements will commence at half past
l O'Clock in the afternoon
JANIS CAsEY The CALIFORNIA MURDERER-Ac-
cordiI to the recent advic.s from California appears
that James King Of William, editor Of newspaper in
s,n Fra, CISCO called The Evening Bulletin had been
| shot through the breast and killed by one james
| Casey editor Of The San Francisco Sunday TINES
in consequence of Mr. King, through the columns o
his journal having called Casey Sing Sing convict
Rv referring to the records of the Court of General
Sessions it tina, Casey was convicted of grand
larceny in this city the 9Th Of September, lsi9, be
| fore Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen Dennis Mullins
and Patrick Kelly and that following bis conviction
Casey wss sentenced two years imprisonment
| at hard labor in Sirg Sing State Prison. The CON-
plant against Casey and which resulted in his convc-
ton was made by Mrs Caroline Kelley, then residing
at No IL Laght street. The facts on trisl of the
prisoner showed that on the 9Th day November lac,
he applied 10 Mrs. Kelley TO hire some household fur
pure consisting OF b. dsteads msttresses bureaus,
carpet table and lookingg valued st $50 for the
purpose as he represented of going to keeping house
at No "a City Hall place. but Instead of dong as he
preterded, Casey took the property IN question 70 the
| auction store of Terence Boyle, No lSo Chatham
street end sold it for eco third OF its estimated
value, pocketipg the proceeds. Casey in bis eIamna'
ton before being fully committed to the Tomos for
trial. state that he was 81 years of age, WAS born IN
Brooklyn, and a halter by trade.
| The ALLEGED 800 coo SwisDLE.-CosrNUArIoS
| OF The ExAsISArIoS.-The examination OF WIN >.
Hama charged with swinong Jas CARVE OF Glen Cove
out Of about 500 900 worth Of property, was resu ned
on Fricay before Justice Wood. Judge Anderson con-
Quoted the for the prosecution. The only witness
examined was James ODonnel, lsborer on Mr.
Gafves farm He stated thai on the lith of April he
went to Hsnras shop and thence to his house, wnece
| lie found CARVE drunk Next day be aud Hanna went
| to Glen Cove ard called upon John Is Fargo esq q,
| who had leased some property OF Carve. Hsnna
tri.d to borrow from this gentleman 81 900, ana tNd
him that - 900 Of It for Garvies mother ana 'he
balance for bis niece. Mr.. La FARCE declined Ioanng
the money at that time ard told him TO call .gan 10
| coupe of DAYS. The two then returned to Hanna
| house, where they found CARVE asleep and