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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22


hosDN. Sept. 2l.-TLe President JosAs n.
gHILLlPs esq presiding
The Bard met az o'clock Tbs minutes of the
Ast meeting beng read and approved. the regular
NICER Of business suePeud take up the report
the Special Conmitee o. the sgbiec. Of
Pc tltciOE districts of the city. The report was
lAtDctd by increasing tie runLer Of districts in
fverol 81 the Nards: after which the Crdiuauce a,
EsDdeo. was unanimously ADOPTED By tie repor.
The Committee toe ely Va, CisICed toto lC5 dis
cts Mr. RsuosId got tue N.Itt Ward amended
,Sn 10 70 ~, apo ST.. Ot.srs0o had the Fifteenth
arc chenged fom Go 9 Gistrots. There wSs one
sirct ADDED IN each oi TIE Seventh. Eighteenth.
lseItie.h. an 1w,hty-aist WaI1s, goakug in all
Ilh aGcitOrs, or la otrC.sau Increase If 80 over
= 6Ril:c's Of act year.
P,t,0ss- OF Hose Company N. 10, for permission
purchas5 their hose carr ae t.om tie Cooperation.
t%itutd.
! Oh. Na,auley, TO be remut Grated for property
~ tuEg he not in the SIKH Ward OIL the 4th CI
h.'e'outons--To place receiving ba,ius and oulyerts
I Sio oi q Robinson street. Referred.
H. "a 'yA Ere h,Hra.ce CW0Pfa,ss-To Authorize
~ tx q The Common C'uiCi 70 pnblist the re
Ia c. e" eubg FL. e.go IcSufatce Companies in
| IT. .S' ie"spapers ADOPTED.
Is s1'l or 1e ibv COumf'e- Nharves, Pier. and
IunW INQUIRE by VIVA. aUth0lity IT, es'ees OF pier
OF A,nos street nav, bill, addition 10
gJeuk head from tho pre'ept lioe
lpoo,t'o,oir' ohd C0HrassCrS Of Eifr'toas-By Mr..
bsCs tSat Special Committee be sP?olntcd 70
~ rlh slm,iar Committee Of tie Aldermen 70
W 'uIae' Vi suilahle ps,scus 70 sct-a: Inspect.
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OF qualification il whica Italian como music h.s
no ival-so inconpsrs5iy symstIcs. and thoroughly
logical, and go Little appreciated by email cr:ci'n-is
here supreme, aud strikes home TO Itslians. Mr.
Rocco is good buff. lie told the audience that his
elixir was agerbeer.
1t is a relief to have comic opera amid such u
siege Of sie':o ard poison lyrics. But the isaisa
comic opera makes too much demand Of a certain
kind on musical experience and Gu Knowledge Of
the language. to be equally popular with the serious
opera.
The artiSts lat night were well received much ap
plauded, ard called before the curtain.
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ovs md Carvssecrs ut the coming elections and that
,be Of he decent Wsrds be requested
y. ~, ,,p,t h. The Committee lit OF for their
respective Wards; sun-e luSn''y tho rfesite9t an;
II. smith, as such COMMITTEE
Ecy,oyfs Of COMMITTEES FIRE Deportment-In favor
Of repairs in yard Of Hook and LADDER Co. No. IA; Of
Giving Hose Go. No ~ new carriage. Referred to
the Committee Of the Whole. Also, in relation to an
uporgaDzed Hook and Ladder Compsay furnished
with temporary location and apparatus By the Chief
Engineer. Laid over.
The Board adjourned TO Wednesday.
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CITY ITEMS.

Miss MAYS CONCERT To-NicHr.-Mss Juliana
May of Washington City, young lady who mas been
study in Italy for years for the purpose Of becom
ing prlms donna, and winning lyrical surels for her.
self and country, will give first concert this evening
at Niblo's Saloon, assisted by Brignol Tafanei IA
capital baritone, too little known, Mr.. Kyle, the great
fuist, Mr.. Timm and others. Miss May is the niece
of the veteran editor. joseph Gales, Of The National
Htehgeneer, and her debut excites much Affection
among gentlemen of the press and the musical public
at large.
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A CORRECTION CORRECTED.
r, The Edito, Of The n j. Tribune

SIR: In reply to an Article hesded an EAplsna
tom and signed Bartholomew Heaey Alderman Of the
Fourth Ward which appeared in papet OF the 18th inst
wish the Aldermen has the
erce suctd his Explanation He states shat invited
Tho Rice take drink with and that when IL The bar
room the parties commenced quarIelug.
Now The Truth is, wa my way home ana lie passing
liquor store, was called By the Alderman (wlo
reued his BE- sttug outside Rc-s coo sId
song back invited the Alderman tEot Rice to take
drinh. When went into the barroom Rice followed Us ia
without struck wAile back turned
suLse1ueutly be followed the AID sgsiu
several blows These the facts aud confirmation
thereof refer the Of the Police Officer
rested Rice which appeared paper OF til lth int
Why the worthy Alderman should pat toethef n sig
nature such Tissue of fasehoods bis Kyanation"
ain am CONJECTURE unless ah the object ot
creepI public execation the brutal AID rthany
duct 4 hi political is nd Rice.
will make no bis conduct il rescuiug Rice
from the cu.tody the efficient Police Oc-r Geo Petty,
had him in his su6sequ.n, conduct IN con
sutiug himself Judge and pra;iny Rice n prison leave
conduct contemplation Of ms conttuel 10
help feeling Eonored by such P 4 Niermsutc zeal
AM Sir your obedier.
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THE CASE OF q

THE CASE OF THlMA. TCITE.-An inquest was
he'd = No al Desrcey street by Coroner H On tie BODY
Of Thomas Tute who's The re.u Of % Tira 'eO-yed
:. the New Yard f. Brookyl published A. ye,terdiy.
TsNsE The eyd--~e sd1rcd showed the, the ce eas-d
was 81 work IL ZEE Navy Es.t De h-nd D.
eutauRed IL uscsireIy AID vas 20 sev--7 cief aa
an natigr va, found recr,-srJ Des the
IT, Jury rendered verdi, f dah BY pysms pefudl
Is Injuries accidentally received While a. So-r q the havI
Yard Brooklyn the In % srs-, ls51 Lae G-ceascd
sss 50 yesrs u zee 40 u.tiv5 i.e!a1d.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NV PYEsBYTERIAs CHuRcH.--Ths erection ofths
Pie: Presbyterian Church Of Bergen wss commenced
last week. II is situated in Emory street, nesr tbs
plank rosd abou. one mile south Of Bergen Five
Corrers, and near the residence Of Jseob merseies-
The coner+tone was laid on Wednesday last
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sad Cha. the Bserd Concluded 10 have 90 farhes bal.
lo,inz uhil the la<. Tuesday ia October.

Accrpfsr OK BOARD OF TIRE Isaac NKwros-No
L.yks Losr.-Las, Saturday eveuisg the steamer
Iesao Newton while on her Passage to Albasy. met
With an accident tvs miles this side Of Newburs.
wi ich created some little excitement on board. II
appear from the statement of toe Chief Engineer
and a. about lei O'Clock the large walking beam broke
and fell with tremendous force eight feet on tie upper
deck. He Immediately shut of the steam and the en-
CINE was stopped he thea proceeded 10 company with
his assistant to the upper deck and found that the
beam had parted at the pistoD-rod.
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WHAT Do THEY EAT l-Everbody ash. Wnen
they SCI The Pas FED il the great Aquus stBAsSvss
VIA: &C they eat Go and They sfe tea re welsh
every norrfrz |. ia ctSru1.sl spsc'sce "a
Nisktlnx.e azo the p ysioseope TINS rERAeos '-I
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| and q nan, whom Officer RObb recognized - one Of
ii, 'nitye- stuck hs lead opt bet, perceVirg TIE
police ..-cily junp,d beck sud Attempted 10 shat
tie ccor. we cficels too quick. however scd
the door wa t,l,J Oi-sn. Three men-DaVli Crsw'
fcic, Wnism Carpenter and Thomas Dosney win
the wNtr 90 toe two former and The mother OF DIT
CARPENTER, for-d in the apartments on The
second hoor which they occupied, all OF whom were
taken INTO custody
-,aIch Was then Instituted about the premises.
which resulted n The tu1Lg of ell the goods stole
f.cu MI BeI jsnin together With lsIge qusntity CT
81 ks ssiins velvets je "elry and other property,
amounting altogether 10 $500 OF 81, 600.
The goods stolen (, ON New.L0noon w re al nicely
pacted away il ,rrrks-the box in which they h.t
heer hcUeit on having been sp, up The pieces belos
found in the wood she'd IN the yard This box va. aso
stolen by the burglars en- the night Of tue burglary.
IL was formerly toolchest, ara was taken nom
.bru sard AZ New-LopGon. The Il leves bad emp.'rd
L If the tools and tsken possession OF IT, aoa ms ac
gave ;uportaut assistance trscirg o9t the peTpe-
tIs:crs Of the burglary.
The parties shove uer oned were taken to the
Tve1tieth Precinct Station House and locked up.
Ore or two officers were eft 10 charge Of tue Eoo'
and hut little time had elapsed after the parties hso
gcEe 10 the Station House before three women ann
nan came in TO see Carpenter. They were also &C.
,siI In the occupied by the pr7ouer5 were
all the various appliances Of their ns!a'iou: occu
patioIs-jimmes OF all s,zes, cold-chisels, skeleton
KEYS II all descriptions. save, chs-ls pippers for M
locking doors from the outside, the key being Inside;
night spy glass, dark lanterns reviewers loaded 10 the
muzzle &c.
Crawford has served one term and a portion OF
another in tie Sing Sing prison, and is well known TO
Officer WILDLY who was formerly one Of the prison
keeper. Gov Clark patiCned him about 3 year ago.
He il very ingenious mechanic, ard has worked at
bis trade at SO day part Of the tine since his release
from prison. He had en- engagement under ooe oftae
ccn.rsc,Cre for p,isop work and, we believe he con-
tnued 20 to voIk until about three weeks ago CraT-
or6 was among those arrested some time ago en- 'ryei
With interfering with the police in the discharge Of
their duty Officer McDougal at the time having Ar
rested pick pociet who was hanging srouut a tar
get company in Hudson street The Judges OF ,ns
Sessions gave him go dsys the lslaud but ne was
harcly there many hours.
Carpenter and Downey have slso served terms in tbs
State Prison for burglary.
Yesterday afternoon Crawford. Carpenter and
Dewey were conveyed to New-London 70 aus~er the
charge of burglary The other persons arrested have
been committed TO prison here by Justice tiarcreau
10 await examination. The goods found on the premi
ses await Identification at the Deputy Superintendent
Office, Franklin street.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

PLYMoUrH CHURcH.-No, outstanding the unfs-
vorabe weather Sabbath morning last this church,
Of which 'he Rev Henry Ward Beecher is pastor,
wac cros6ed and in the evening there never was
such spectacle in the shape Of crowd, it is be-
heved, in Brooklyn. Thousan6s went away. who
could rot even obtain looking place within the
walls Of the vast edi6ce. The streets in the neigh
h cd fpu and ii ia estimated that 5000 or 10000
yersops were gathered in anc about the church eager
ly crovding every where to hear, If possible, this
faithful AID popular preacher 1t lie pity that
larger house. tay twice or three times the capacity.
of the present one csnrOt speedily be furnished. We
commend the subject TO the Plymouth Church for
their early action. Mr.. Bcecher has been settled over
this congregation, believe, Tor nearly ten years.
ana never yet hss the house been opened in decent
weather without crowd.
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lAdvertls--aenI
III ITapIfAeEDTNFE,

The DIAPHAHEOIfFb' - ...s..,io-
A. Poor Nc. 9ts Brc,tvsy the Wy go ~ 6ri,h
Il Ptotosr,phc pns,;aitgFe fo etqo S1r.S'i.y they
S,nnci b. ssru..sd ~ lover, OF se aesa;s !. 10 - a.,
i,-b1cd ri Jk,e Msis only a. tas HV9t OA~e' u w ~
Brvaira, corsss Of Frsok-- o.
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DEATH BY BUPk5-TCroner hnl- nHN 81 -1qust al
No i2Ii brty street o1 she boy ~ FREQ ck u
bd one wear seven north. AID fifteen day. old who ced
S,nr tbe eG-cs OF buns On Sau.dsy asst BIS LoGerIDsn
c.d her cc char By the side o. table which stood
l,b-ed candle cad left tue short tine When she
re,rr ed the child ding the tao with bis on
ire The sufferer fingered iii Sunday -vrIrs ard expired
b Inv srcered verdict q desth Is Ccnf-syLs petin
dcsd by buns 4ccidspy ec'e by rs ohe akng fs on
ths le,n nsy Of septenbeT le.l
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Advertisement
To REMOVE FRUPTiON>. FRECKLES, &C

Makes few Applications Of "FONIANg's CsEsa o. WiLs
FIowFss" An imperectons viii disappear. and thss
SKIN N b. left white soft decsie az fair. For washing In
fans children preventing chatting &C. mothers Will lind
uyalusbls o PoNrAIAE CT Ne. SIS Broadway aud Ne
6As.or House. Sod b. al druggists.
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JAMES O'MAHONEY
Netg YORK. Sept 81, 1857. No. y Ca.hariGe street.

ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE PATENT SAFE GAME
reidtDt of New Haven. Huron Couaty OHIO by h- usme
II Charlie. Richards while h the city sunday ast, got
Of Mo by couple of bapes by the patent safe
gene II appears that M Ri hads ached toe ct by ae
train on SATURDAY. night his Deep River Couu he
put I'D BraLdeth House where he Dc lttss by
OF the hsiPes rtgeI b. name and was watched 10
his Subsequent movements; that leaving The EOe
surcay mCruug, acCcstrd BY gen'eel okiLg nan
who pofesed TO be N che west SLd proposed tskos
str Greenwood Cemetery Hcf they met With
third party 10. after max ag certain inqCes produced
patent safe which = course was intended T the per.on ne
expected TO meet The usual trick of pp1sug bet
sorted aud Mr. Richards appealed e. fer Gle loan Of
hundred dors able the borrower TOWN equal amodnt
90 rs,iy MI unsupee4g handed 80 be'ug al &c
had exc pt pie of ana received security
check the Ma haitian Company favor Of Hsnty
C. Sheldon bearer ! 1885, ppvportrE % r drawn D.
Morton Muir Go On returning 70 the CRY, Mr. Richards
scoysl.d shat te had been swnced oyt q his ird sod
b. Necessary Gees MS departure tastwad H. otr 70
r,ise sspply Of the usntu % toe sa Of h.
rants Mr. sdIni,.ed that rcd read satemeuts ~ the
papers peopr Ee By ne parent SAFE game
but .ysr .pect-i th5t h h,i - Dt' fhe company OF
arpes uu they nyeIiou y dap9ared after getting lis
money,
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Adyerf,s aTfeItI
PIRDy's NATIONAL IHEATER.-hr. j II. Al

er ev.yb boys asoE As a. MS Old qgarters,ae ma
,cr eh l. appear ttat popular crs-s me
People's Lev, e." 81 O. l. Fox i-t tirs T. Nichols o
geLef with IA hole oompES appearing l. the %
R1o Come ard WIKI "suo 40 th- nIhesl eiioa q
GLy MAr:eriug,' ceEl a. tie u.
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BUR0LARIEs-Ths BURGERS bsve been mstiIs
s,oert upon Jersey Ci,y A. appears BY disnoye' msde
f.nlSes have J1s returned from sunnn'. t. A..
LEI. tteT houses c.0ssd eprrs then ses'aee
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TIE THoNAssrREET MURDER Owing to the in
6isposton of Cororer Perry yesterday Inquest was
not held on the body Of Ca,harine Young who il is
alleged was murdered at No. Al Thomas street by
Henry johnson, colored man, who had lived with
tie deceased as her husband for year or two past
Dr. welie made al examination of the body and
found verious marks Of violence about the head aud
face. which doubtless were the cause of death. The
inousition will be held to-day, when all the important
facts of the alleged homicide will be developed. The
deceased ended her existence in the house and in
the i1dentical com in which Heller Jowett was muir
dered over twenty years ago.
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Two V,KsowS MIS- FouSD ~ The WATER Cor
spT CO.. ry h inquest Bei- Hop; the body
Il Az M know uan no sti:g In the ~ser fcc.
n stvrrt4-tb street East Rys TIE ssrd spps,eutJ
b,G b.,r ~ he wa,r about months a.t 1ec9ap',i.cn
wa - sr advanced that np ssb q ascertain the re
d.,fb bat ~ mafk e g6eL.s Couic scoyrrec
ard il "a be'-y ed thst the decea,st rwhe1 The jay
rendered verdict Of ces'h b. jowuly The deceased was
about five f-t rre i-ches slt; b dressed Ia bu.
I.kory s blue cloth Vastcst. IrJ tw- IT, 'srrs s>d
Loots He had whkss uus.scAe. The decea'"c was
a. about % Yeas 4 fund IL tae
water co- B, sch 400 RIVER AID 1pgesed 2" nave
b... IN the sewers ~-a. Frl the ep2-Afas o b'
d,ps. End bi. general appeur'r TIE cSe:e2 Is pP,'eu
a feer sticr He q. hg- igh- IN hss ! higat eod
had dy GAR sn5 whi,kers Ccr0re Co1tfiy hsd E. ques
OF the bOcy.
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IstIHFu.
" AND beautiful styles 81

Ca yNrTe, jus, for the Fan trade; fatese
Gas Purifier that will % per 10 the Cs -
our gres, u anufactusirs depot, Ne SIS Broadway
AscHFR WARNER L Co.
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Advert IsenlrntI
SIGN HHkDAChE AND DTBII ITY.-Of toe many

remedies offered for these plants he found
liable the OXYCEAArED FILTERS They produce tke
agreeable and invigora:ins effects They Dyspeps
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DELEGATES TO TIRE REPUBLICAN STATE CosvEs-
TIoS.-Tbe following Delegates have been elected BY
the Republicans of the various Assembly Districts Of
KDgs County to represent the party in the State Con-
venticD at Syracuse:
Fist Distrfet-At the LIST Assembly Dot Republican Cos
veption held Doseys Hotel Flslsnds the 10 dsy "
5. pterntcr David Nnslow Of NewChecht and George
Bailey Of the ard elected Dele tho
State and Samuel keeke Delegate to the judi
oiary Convention for the lid Judicial Dist-ict.
Second Disriet-D. o. Bradley, IL Gale. Delegates; ,
Church and -, Aternstesi James Humphrey. Judi
cisry
Third Dyict- o. Hssbrouok Samuel Booth DslesAtesi
Geo J. Bennett VIM Besher Aternaes H. b Duryea, Ju-
cicsry.
Fourth Dhtrc-H. Person Abijah Mann. jr DELEGATES;
Samuel Parsons George Mead Aienses Thos H. Rodman.
Judiciary Wm. Wise. il ,Alymate
Fun DistrcS. pheus Smith John NJ Phelps Delegates.
stephen Cowe John Hooker Atssnhtes Chss Jones' judi
ciary Anthony II DyOtt, Alternate.
Sr Dst,ict-John Dean Alfred Hobey, Delegates Corne-
illus Wogom John Allen Aternstes Judiciary, Peal j. Fish
John Thompson Alternate.
Serenh DistJe-ThoDas Barrows, James W. Risss Dee-
gses Daniel Mauer Jsurs Gddey, Aternste. hr 0Idiey
hoen Dtgst Ia Judiciary Convention tor the lid JU'
dicisl Supreme COGrt) District.
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BoLp STREET RoBBrRT On Sunday afternoon, as
Mathew Tsggant of No. 70 Prince street, Brooklyn,
was passing along Pearl street, near Oak, Thomas
Robinson, William Dixon, james Brown aud two
Other yCurg thieves surrounded him aud would not
allow him 10 pass Brown. with kr'fe which he had
in hia hard severed Taggants guard, aud ierked his
watch from his pocket and was abeut making of vita
It, when Tsggant seized him and Dixon snd detained
them until the arrival of an officer Robinson was
arrested ~ citizens.
.Iuftice Osborn committed these Juvenile highway
robbers 10 the Tombs for trial.
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RoBBIYG M.N WHILE AsLEEP.-Oficers Dem
net: sud Wright Of the Twentieth Precinct yesterday
arrested two women, who gave their names as Ann
Gillespie aud Margaret Morris charged with entering
the room of John Moore, al No. 3S Eighth sveune
while said Moore asleep, and robbng him of $50
in bal K bills Mr.. Moore awoke a. the g0nea we're
about leaving the room, and recognized Margaret
Morris. He forthwith procured the assistance of The
above rsmed officers ard searched the premises Oecu
pied by the women, when aporsion # the money was
fouId. The sccused were taken before Justice Elan
DIRE au when tie woman Morris was locked up Giles
pie giving bail in the OF $1,000 to aus xer Isaac
See'ty Of No. Isl East Thirty-third street becoming
her surety.
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CQRAI/KALYDOR-YoUTH HEALTH. BEAUTY.
TT One bottle III insure skin OF snow
Sold al No. 7oS Broadway.
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Thdver'i.c'n-rt
FREOsICxS PHOTOGRAPHIC I
TYMriI OF Art.

Scs IS SCI Broadway opposite Netsopont.. Hot-l :
PsoroGslFHS DAGvERsEoTYFEs. ASsaOfrpss Haze
TYrss as 70 the City otfaly invi.ss u .I..s,s
e oas rs Ct tl rpA;uiEoout ostsbJsLasUt Hear Ify
q n. 70 10 o. IN.
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TAdyertisegne,: ]
Go. sAuNpERs's METALLIc TAmEr srnoc.
IAdyefusemen.

approved sries 10 having sesa
the bic tee last s. year, The genuine can b detained
}. q 5. SAUNDERS, Store only a. No. ! Astor Hoasa
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THE GRAND JURY.-Tbe Grand Jury Of the Court
4 Session. have been about q days AID have found
sbo, 10 ipoio,mtns Of 60 examined Tho
LIQUOR cases baye no; yet been acted Upon
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Police CoNsIssIoSTRs.-The Board Of Police
Commissioners met yesterday &. noon il secret session
The eix members were present AID Mr. Embree. the
Geek. Our reporter waited in an outer room a. min
r,es. Sergeant then came forward aud c'ied.
"Gentemsn-The Beard stands adjourned I'LL ne,.
Monday morning a. 70 O'Clock" A considerable
congregation Of people who had netting better to do
than to yitAte the air in tie Commissioners room
made then.selve. sloviy scarce. After the se's!os
the Chief CLERK gave report 10 each As cho'e % take
it. II eeotsnot uothins Of io:srt:. efeePs tda. 10
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DISEASED MEAr.-Eealth Warden Hicks, assisted
by Deputy Clerk Goodhart of Washington Market
seized tie entire carcase Of diseased COW, which
was on ssle 1t had bee brought to the market very
early, and placed in such position with better meats
that only the detective eye of faithful officer could
discover the true condition of the ruisance. l.
Immediately placed in the care Of the dead animal
contractor and has ere this been conveyed TO Barren
Island.
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Surposyp Surcrpy.-Ihe body Of wei dressed
nan sppseptly German found recently near Di'bn
m The Smith Wsre inquest wss bed ana hoso sns
,vsdercs T. srpeseo ,hst be pu. pistol 20 ls
himself The bocy much dec'up-.n 'nasn 49, -.
/, ietLtfed ell pocket p.sto! vas 'una "a ~!
M a, bcf tbe deed hac 10 doubt beeL eonnnhtec An ~
cisi crs ge .Testh rng en- some ehsIu e ss ~ tn
49, 4, disry was tire following: ny sSis iAH'
- ~ - bo IN HAgen GermsDy. T. lS3, ATrsed N New
So ys1csJ 1853 resiasee Wii' I. :,
"a VA 81 G. Ia rshet nuTrleo manner.
'pr m ~ bt bsbr6 bsyiag b-rn jlted By bis awestbeAz
b. III ,and nesr 'he ooo1' 'e''"' u '0as W.
reldeTed
.,prsrs sy TIE PoLIcE-The Police Of The differ
s.,t. n ,Ss ff yak Saturday sDd Sunday The
~ -. a. dful AID sssallt and battery.
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beautiful and very ATTRACTIVE Hat Cor Autumn.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

TIE COMNos COUNCIL The fret meeting Of The
Common Council after the Sgmmer recess took place las.
ewing The President AID Pierson occupied the cna sn4
quOrum msnbefs ples.tt. TAe usua routine bust
With the seer st!ou aud reference Of Peu
tan.actro The Tessnaoa q
Biz Ianc Of The Bosr If Education led during
tie evening