New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

fe' we none wa va .to Conr- Harrington was then
o ,rruitt,d 10 the Toubs 10 get sooer al Iro w.. ur
were locked Up 20 answer in the crtv Yesterday
m aIi p s,. and found her fugitive husband IN the
T,nhs In the possession OF hcodJe' ..oe 60
ns"s !, said 10 be Whtsker, was ioulo .Sel m.n
- s,b.r which ntimatcd that ne hn IeTcH',2 sn'' "
hI ,;nnn.n a. Providence, r. l. II this should prove
p"econc a he will be d. tained in person a. fu5-
| tive from justice.
Tho Committee on Repairs and Supplies Of the
I y. Aldermen met Yesterday afternoon in M
IoIan,ines Office CITY Hail and continued the nvesti
rolotve TO the charge Of fraud in the Bureau Of
| peno;r. and Supplies, Aid. TUCKER chairman.
ea,ouel Long being sworn. says-I am butcher by
I'D am Carrying the busnes. Of glazing in RiynE.
m street between Ludlow and Walke[ street, ne work did
wa by the Conmi soue of Repairs and suPphes IA
iii. b the work done BY order of me Cnms
,Ur and up IynEs confirmation examined the job be-
ofe the orders 10 the Commissioner of e
Ihaye been Tequscdto examine work before dong IT, u SEE
o. Did the Cou1ssoner send yon make such
taiel A. Yes. sir made repor- verbally and they tod
and do IL examined the places how much
glass wanted objections have been made BY tue Comn'
oneT and altered my charges three huu ired
psnes into Clinton Market the kyght. were ali bro
ken in BY and ice made esIna;e OF the wAoie sk
rs OF This JOB before did it, there old ssahss III iA'
O What proportion Of bills and wha, old
O. DO yon price for Corporaon work that
stnt ry man with me and e m what t. d9 h,, hoo,
COMMISSIONER Are these the prices generally charged
O. II you are pectiesl raler how do know The
charges Tor glazing got scale q prices from ms peds
have done work for others aud charge ne 'n' p'
did the kind Of work for him TINS IL the regular Pe io
q What kind Of glass do you generally USE A American
60 advised you cave bacheng and to tAe glazing
| businessl a. | thought it was better business
q Would have into this business 4 inducement.
work--a, promise from Mr.. selah Irving th.t you
| should have the Corporation work! A. | do not know
that there such promise am governed entirely by
the prices Of my predecessors
desultory conversation at this point of the inves
| CATION ensued between Alderman Tucker and Comms
sioner SELAH the latter alleging that the investigation
was persecution. He thought that the Charter was
not sufficiently explicit, and attempted to prove the
matter to AID Tucker. The reporters did not report
| him correctly and he thought they should give him a
| fair show.
| The CHAIRMAS said that the subject that
demanded thorough investigation, and he meant to
sift the matter To the bottom. | believe there il cor
| ruIton in all the departments and You addressing
MI Selah) know it-if you don't you ought to know it.
Mr.. SrLAH modestly denied the soft impeachment.
After some further conversation the examination YVES
| continued
Francis Maron being sworn, says: ! am store
sfsPe Peabna S1' s shs' 1S NJ .Py and
rccoun Of them; charge my ~ day
maE out Ty ny b to the COMPANY out an
e s sS & TG.f % 6 m bnw T & me not 90 1s y G oa
| htndwritng and do not acknowedget it
WP. Mccormick, being sworn, says-I am a caulker
by rade the Commissioner Supeuin have
10 make estimates the work be done and have told them
What thought il would cost made about laying
new floor in Fulton Market make esti
the work had to b. done Sunday for which
and do work in the marke, Immediately believe was
sent to see what It would COST, no m ecOec, & "ha m 49, %
would csuk thefoor don't recoec that they sent
were done by lump work have done others but
do recoet who a. have been in the eo.ne.' all
been laid three six months. have not done this work on
my account, excepting for the Corporation charge some
| times sometimes less
The meeting then adjourned till Monday at p
BURGLARY At NEWARK, n. J.-ARREsT THIS
nS dtnse at at Ssw.fs New RSfs Of MI Mr. Wida BALDWIN Stef
by burglars the night OF tie th u snd robbed Of properly
which cost 5000 double bar1ccd gun cons +Z5 aqa4ny
jewery, Grape shawl Sc Sergeant Bowyer of the Chiefs
s was cs.G onG. by Mr. m BST9 s and and % ds % @
Of which @ % GsG.sd Of % WITH iI 3 apS pdo.sa
Farley of the Reserve Corps and both commenced in Ga.
shops they that the and shawl had been pledged
them for sls Search sn made for tar per .Gn
e sh soTg Of No. 8 .~.e arrested
iieaei. tdseSer with sesars sk l which had
been Of n from Mr. & B IG% scns ls e T car4 s,
find the burglars and days aud nights
o
proved successful They finally arrested and found 10 be
William Julius who had recently escaped from
prison Newark and his friend Patrick Owney These
hes arrested and taken the Newark jail where they
of their guilt informed the officer that
had ed MI Badws house by forcing open
window and also told him where the stolen watch could
he found This relic recovered and the thieves al now IN
Newark Jail awaiting trial Grvin the receiver was locked up
| In the ToTnbs for tral
| Rus OVER AND KILLED.-A child ~ years of age,
daughter MI Gerard Hughes, yesterday IN
Hammond street driven by John Lsly residing st
No / Ninth avenue and instantly crushed TO death The
child playing in the street with other children
with the accident Coroner Conney held an in
the jury rendered verdict of accidental
| death
! ADVERTISEMENT
| PURDY'S NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uncle
Tom nsh being had this fourishns TheateT By Ms
SWAMI which performed nightly 10 crowds LITTLE Coz
and her IT, in addition 70
the whole 9Th Of the Company Ii will be repeated THIS
EVENING and with 1t amusing psnomime and drama IL
accommodation OF Ladies and Schools
BROOKZ wv IZE-HS.
The Brooklyn Republican com nenced its second
volume this week: John II. Tobtt, Publisher, No. S35
Fulton street.
FRiMoNT BANNER RAIsISG.-The Republican Club
of the Fourteenth Ward raised beautiful Fremont
and Dayton banner in front of their Hall, No. 81
Grand street, last evening. Addresses were delivered
by John Robson, esq, of Mass, and Others. The
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