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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, April 27.-Ald. OWENS in the chair.
The Pay Of AIess0rs-The Board adopted report
Increasing salary Assessors from $o and $500 to 100
per year for each making dsnetOnn consequence OF the
BW PaId-Of George Boyd slOs for furniture for
TEe Counts Canrasscrs' Expenscs--An opinion was
troe fnsal to pay bill Of James Taylor the City Hall
Keeper for ree-eni furnished during tho session Of the
tro,. tia, esch member .ba allowed
~ in ::t.ndns the m.ens Of the Board At the rate Of
vices and expenses" and that ths provides both
ps.t charge cannot mads for expenses and the Coun
opinion that the charge referred to for Refreshments
The paper wa. ordered printed and i a, follows;
Law DBrAETMBXr CRY op NEwYoRg. J
OrYIcE OF COUNSEL TO rBE CosPoRAriosi
No 81 Chsmbsrsst. April p lS5L
To q. Honorable the Board ef SDSer'O'' ~ the coS"'y Of
Ny opinion i. asked ths LEGALITY of the charge of Jane.
Taylor for Refreshments furnished the County C"n's''er' in tue
In reply. beg to submit The following views;
Board County created by statute TOY
ssc 11d n a0;si XII are & s'Is"JS II AIT Sec rn1
ss the powers aud duts' Of the BOd. supervisor.
Counties The b subdivision Of the section provides that the
h. ssoinea on them by any law of This State" BY the aet
passed April 1852 concerning elections the super. form
little and scic cited provides that Each member the
board Supervisors shall be allowed for his services and
ps in attending the meetings Of the Board at the rate oi
The language Of th. 10Th section is neither amhisuoa:
and enpense and provides thai both shall be compensated
for the rate of day 10 hold taa the can
provided and In addition thereto make separate charge for
eKpenses would bo to violate the plain provisions Of the
Nv Services import the performance Of actual duty
required be done office while import the
dbuton Of money for food drinh clothing ac The charge
riding residence to the County CLERKS OHce for
The purpose Of attending Canvasr an expense or outlay
the for efrcshmentsboh clearly within the
suesung the Statute and both well all kindred EEK
Ynss TO be- compensated for by the perdiem allowance
hence OF the opinion that the charge referred 10 in your
resolution OF inquiry is an illegal one.
have the honor to BE- your obedent servant,
RICHARD BUSTHED
Counsel ~ the Corporation
The Board adjourned TO Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

ceedod. II tseemcd TO him that il tts quo ~1rron.o
lad been chenfod into action asking for sn custer
any appropriate collateral. provisional remedy might.
be pItprr The Legislature might have intcnf.d tn II
The changc should draw after it these rrmedes. Reason
ing from cid Authorities would not do: rle spirit OF
the code ~ be looked at IL was the Courts duty
10 hamOnize il several provisions. This may a'cs'
DE question: and until argument can be had upon u
in an ORDERLY way why not restrain the dcfendants
unless some great Inconvenience is likely " en-ne
Duri these romaTks. good many lawyers seenea eI
20 be excessively amused at Judge Roosevehs teaI
irg Mr.. Field q lecture upon bis code, A. taeyeA
pressed il. ,,.
Mr. Field thought tha, the inconvenience ~oulo oo
Obvious, when the Mayor was sued as ,fesPss'er,
he might to by any one affected by ms ihega exercise
Bnt WHY. rejoincd Judge Roosevelt. " do this in
y,ch hurried out-of- ath manner p
why" continued Mr.. OConor, stransic justice
&" in matter Of form p
Judee Roosevelt profcssed himself ready to hear the
This did not satisfy Mr.. Field who suggested Juds.
Ha1is again He thought it consistent and right I,
bring in another from District in case involving
qreat q local feeling What possible objection TO
such course 1t had been pursued in the Broad.
way Railroad and other cases
Judge Roosevelt thought that FIVE Judges might be
competent to perform all the business Of this District
II seemed 10 him piece Of fself-stulticaton to call 10
a Judge from abroad in every important case.
Judge Edmonds hoped that it was not intended to
give an impression that any OF the Judges in this Dis
trict were not fair without bias.
After warm alteration between Messrs. 0 OConor
and Field, relative to remarks of the former on
Saturday Judge Roosevelt asked if the could not
be brought on before q Special Term Of five Judges
on Monday and thence carried st once to the General
Term
Mr.. Field was inclined to think favorsbly Of this
ard said that he would let the other side
know tomorrow morning
Counsel then agreed 10 meet tomorrow morning for
the purpose Of fixing upon time for the hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
BROORL YN ITEMS.

Al GERMAN THHAryR IN rHE SIXTEENTH WARD
Mcfsrs. Mcfarland & Klein are erecting spacious
building in Meserole street, between Lorimer and
Leonard streets to be called the "Apolo Rooms, -
and intended a. a German Theater. II is u frame
building one hundred feet deep, forty-six feet wide
and two stories high. The first floor is divided into
barroom and siting-rooms. The second story Is de-
voted to theater and ballroom. The theater will
accommodate two thousand persons There are over
ten thousand German residents in the Eastern Dis
trict and it is thought that this enterprise will be lib
orally patronized.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
THE POLICE CONTEST.
AN AMUSING INFORMAL DISCUSSION.

sUPREMY COURT-SrycuL TDRa-ArsrL T.-befors
Judge ROOSEVELT.
The People the relation Of Fernando Wood at Simeon
Draper ct al
Counsel for the now Police Commissioners applied
70 Judge Roosevelt this morning for order TO show
cause why the Injunction granted by him Saturday
+ should not be dissolved They desired to make It
returnable this afternoon but the Judge declined as
4 he had other engagements.
AT O'clock the application was renewed by
hessrs. yauderpoel and Field, who desired hearing
as Judge Harris Of the Albany District WAS in town.
II might be well to have the argument before him.
A. he presenting the urgent reasons for immediate
action. Mr.. Conor happened in, and presently Judge
Edmonds.
mr. OConor was ready to 60 on at that moment IT
Che other aide would promise 20 discuss the question
1pon its merits and press the quo rorr0nto to speedy
.fnsl; but a. the other side disposed to rely on
fhe difference between an injunction and quo cdT-
fsanto, without arguing the consttutionaty Of the
kfatute, no would insist, in the case Of other
tons Of the Kind, upon eight days notice. 1t was in
3he Judges discretion 10 be sure to dis with that
but he trusted that substance would not be sacrificed
Z B. form.
Mr.. Field replied that it was right which he de-
nsnded an or Porfe injunction quo was
never granted before the party affected thereby had
D Right to an immediate hearing
Judge Edmonds observed that Il was grave uues-
tton Il practice TO whether Judge bad authority
o. issue such an inunction for his part be did
pot carry the law in his head, aud wished time to
2rpare.
Mr. Field asked whether party, who had obtained
An injunction, was before heard asking time 10
xamine their right to IL. quo rerraato was le-
tmate and the only proper proceeding in the prem
Rses But he had yet to learn that there 'nusf BE-
Horrh rca6iny C a bill before tie Judiciary, upon
hicb the right Of the Legislature to pass such bill
&houd be decided before was allowed to take effect
Such proceedings as had been taken in this csso
Extraordinary.
Judge Roosevelt coulsee nothing eItrae -iinary in
Yr~hnng an injunction wiSut notice 10 the o.hsr side.
was an ancient practice, and was even made obga-
10y sPos tho Judge in he thought the complaint,
S0uia ne sustained. This WAS grave Constitutional
eaesho. pa which qVo royvanto was proper rem
kdy' An injunction nigh. not have been granted upon
quo before but what is there extraordinary
lssunS u Tie power to do 70 may bo dubious,
ut though under ths old practice perhaps i, would
have Az an, been saisse remedy, under the code it
nple writ, it Is pleading. vhereby To oommspce a
ans WHY should 1t 20, be treated Ike other suits
mr. fle!d. interuptiag remarked that this wss
Jnes. Rsessvs's. assr saying tAa. be was nsreiy
Aass The esss. - it struck hin, pr,mA fSex, pro
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

t--r.r vbc.- f.ctie en-bi- him to import sna msnafse
r- The h tiics whose hsrslsy induces him to s II
rs-rr,tr prices TNis TIE pocy Of I WiLpss. %
Joen s:-r~ and 81 his art nsgnhcest Mhaery Ware
roi NJ, el Brustwsy b. p1suesthe same pa,s and with
All uor. siEad suocoss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
Iael Welsh and Geo. Carl

Escape PROM J.iL-Michael Welsh and Geo. Carl
two of the Eve Prsons .s.ted some time ,nee on IL.
Cunsrd Dock in Jeney City snd stealing large quantity
made tb.r e-spe from Hudson County on sstarisy
last, by ss.eutps Mr.. NJ Layton. the tecper and his
sight Who had beep let o the cells and shave them
selves usus Saturday night They have not been re-
among prisoners general stampede at the ',cnhce
Of hi. & If nsGsssa i was shw..d . 5 sqws, r ,oy s %. a
door that 1. could only bs opened from the outside
BrRcLARr.-Three youthful burglars, from twelve
6~n wear. Of age named Matthew O'Donne Jane. Craig
and william welsh bIquIht before RecoId.r Bedford ia
Jersey City yesterday the char- Of bussrou.y entering
street near Wssbins.on street. during Sunday nigh, aud
taking th~reo about e5 in chansr qu,ntiy Of fruit and
cigars They were Committed iof traL
ARREST OF HALL-TuIEr.--A man, who gave his
VIM Thomp.on from Newsk detected Yesterday
I q W. SS 10 .ne % IN K f.
arrested by Officer BALDWIN. and Recorder Bedford committed
him 20 the City Prison TO a"si' an examination
Michael Eagsn wss brought before Recorder Bed
ford Yesterday tbe charge Of ttns sr. bis bed his resi-
Gated ths tine and his wife yns sg sp0n the bed
Her clothing wa. partially burned from ssI he s" commit
The Trenton Amsricdn says the books, papers,
dra of hand ke q the United Ststes Bsnt 70 the
Co Of hat ey snd win BE- rrrads INTO paper Ten tuns Il
h Of corrcspondnce sutogsph letters Of
er politicians and eai cf this and other
oovue pras upon the Rothschils for hundreds Of
..De. Of ao.r. certificates Of ssosl sr.nesA TO ksdas
hsnie IN Europe. checks and drafts from Clay. wsbss
Adams Calhoun, hoastoa, Crockett Cas- kc I'll ts
r.d .y fos the important Into e,esn unsu
lied vh- ~psr Prom this large u pspsn idss
Be ornsd of the business Of this issiston Which
occup:sd ssch prominent position
The Grand Divinon Of the Sons Of Temperance nat
Il nou.. Holly Bsriinssos cosaty, - wsa.:d.y saA .ss
sstsodd b. eae>s fo vssss pAss - tAs Sss essasss
tsas vess sdoS<ed p4gas ths&r ssss Yese.D sh5eg
liquor taU snd roieGsnG tie se~vnes - Ns>l Dsw x
H. Rev W. Jscksoa Of NewYsst teavsssl - sAAsss6
tAs sv.:n{ snd sAsy a:suy sdtsses1 :. .sst d.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Advertisement
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND SEAFARING MEN

BvNKrR's NrE-PsE.ERvINc AND BATHING SH,ErS
The proprietor VI this and valuable inyen.
ton hss fitted up extensive exhibition and ssle.oom At NO
M Broad~sy wh-rs every description and .Ee will he con
stsntly hand. a., =,
Owrer and masters of vessels the travelling public fisher
men ousshoreulen invited to call and examine the nven
ton.
Particular cars been devoted TO the tastes sde, n IN,
Arrangement establishment and al who feel on interest,"
in tie subject ara invited 10 call .
CHLRL.s ]. puNxEs. No. SS1 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

second street, Saturday last. Tn. secidcn,
cnused hemorrhsge Of the lungs and Of the
braiu Although he wss at once taken W his home in
One-huydi d-and-twcnty-ei street anl m~diNal
st,erdarc summoned he died in about SIX hours.
Coroner Hills hed an inquest yesterday yerto;,
accidental death.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

tLs olsse O pokns pockt- 81 tf Cucas rAsy sasAA
srIEnsd b. ore Rrssrd.g Hedfori Ssssrdsy IS, -
iied him Tor tsi frsneis Grss sr~ssed Il ths sss.s
tin the chssse o pekES the pScke o JsAa Lsvsss II
o di-tsTged tcsv.r Mr. l. did spp-sx y msks
ssps, him A. least t~rve p~rens hs4 tAss pscksSs
pioked that nisht
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

TIE TRAGEDY oF THE BoTTLE-DEATH or A
DRUsKARD's WIpK.-Coroner Perry, examined gin
gular case Yesterday, which, 1t was supposed. would
imphcate n man named John McGovern of No ID
Cannon street in the death of Mary, his wife. 1t ap-
pears that suspicion aroused few days since by
McGoverns excited and hurried manner in presenting
the medical certificate of his wifes death by epi-
lepsy" ut the City Inspectors office, and Coroner
Perry was notified. The inquest concluded yes
terday We subjcn some portions of the testimony:
Catharine McGo,c,p an intelligent ittle girl, daugh-
ter of deceased, testia,d Deceased is my mother on
Friday morning, the 2ith, a. o'clock, went to wake
her and get her up she was thing very hard, IKE
snoring, and insensible; cV.lh m't wake her;
thoug hit she in n trance, and We ' = tor Dr
Fully who came about 10 o'clock; he mother
had congestion of the BRAIN my mother continued
nseusiblc until u o'clock that afternoon when she
died; my father used sometimes to abuse my mother
and beat her with his fist; be was an lntempera'e
man; mother sometimes drank liquor; my brother
told NE that some day last week father knocked
mother down by striking her on the back OF her head
with his fist; Thursday my mother went about the
house, although she told me she was badly hurt i l
have often seen father abuse her and choke her with
his hands and beat her; two weeks ago she burned
ore Of her arms badly by cnching around the stove
pipe 10 hold herself up when father struck her. never
saw my mother attack or strike father; be was gen.
erally ebriaied when he beat her,
John +. Atkinson, O resident Of the same house,
deposed am physician, graduate of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, Dublin; was called IN
to deceased Friday at 10 q. m.; she was lying
her back with gurgng in her throat, or sort OF dsa
greeabe breathing without any appearance at all oi
animation, whatever; smeled considerable smell
of intoxicating liquor OF some kind; believed she
got congestion of the brain from intoxicating liquor
and want of proper nourishment; gave certlhcate
that -he died of epilepsy; there was inflammation OF
the brain in this case.
Drs. Finwell and Weltje made post mortem ex
animation, but discovered congestion OF the Drain
The appearance of the heart and lungs led them TO be-
leve that -he came to her desth from habisual IN
temperance.
Verdict Death from intemperance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
lAdv~rtiS>menfI
lnuulntrhr

Intemperanoe eitectIally cured BY DR.. YELL's
F.1,.cr Objection. each bottle how 10 give untns~s
pic Warranted not to make s.t. bat 70 give new
.,-r --h 4. ne system ofe Books.orr No Lafayette
n 30 nesr s,b 81 aud Bov-ry
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
CITY ITEMS.

The weather s growing something ike spring,
though by no means warm enough yet for the
We call public attention to the Concert Of NJ. Millet'
at Dodworths, this evening. The programme will be
found in the usual place in columns. On this oc
casion, amateurs vii have an opportunity Of Listening
to N. Mllets own compositions.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
lAavsrsissmest.l !

NrvFR TOO LArE.-Many just within the grasp
of Ccn-uuon year by ,he faithful Of Or
Wsr.ss f.Is,N WILD CHsspY I,s snNesss in sllsyins
and curing -yee p,trsred cough. 10 remarkable None g-nu'
ire -ule.s signed BvTTs on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

FALSE ALARs.-The alarm at lOl o'clock last night
was caused by barrel Of varnish taking fire in the
old frame building No. 20 Duane street, occupied
carpenter shop, bedstead manufactory dwelling for
some half dozen poor families, and rum shop. The
barrel Of varnish stood in the hail. and it il supposed
that it gnited by the upsetng ofa lighted candle
which some of the inmates had careeSsly le near by
The barrel wa thrown into the street, and three men
who were passing at the time narrowly escaped being
covered with the burning material. A man named
Horan had his face badly burned in assisting to throw
out the barrel
Tho alarm Of fire last evening was caused by the ex-
plo,ion of camphene lamp, at No. 6i Grand street.
No damage was done Ia the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
fAdvwtiNn~nkt

writ. for everybody and should understand every faculty OF the
mind in s 4. conditions and relations Examinations with
written descriptions daily al No 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
IAA~sli~s.suLI

rHoTcRAPHs sod AasRorYPBs 81 BSADi
I. -er Csrrry. No - BrosaTsy cor Fus"o~~ "fe''"'
R.spuxn's hoasss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Officer Davis, on Sunday night, found pair Of
pantaoors, pair of boots, cap. and pair of overas
living in the area of house No. 81 East Twenty y-ninth
street Upon making inquiries he WAS informed that
man was seen to undrrs- himself in the ar-a and
toward the Ea-t River. He l. supposed to have been
insane and probably drowned. With his clothes
was leather carpet-bag containing g.
A man named Thomas Prior residing in Twenty
first street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues, who
has been missing about six weeks. found on Sun
day afternoon floating in the North River, foot of
Iwenty-second street, by Sergeant 0'Neil. IT." Cor
oncr was notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

RrN OVER BY CRY RAILROAD CARY esterday
forenoon man named John olfe seriously injured
by being by Of the GreeuPon cars at the corner
Of Gsnd aud First Wolfe stepped from car just ~
another one was passing when be knocked down by
of the mules and the front wheel against his head with
great force cutting r,h nearly ten inches long aud nearly
halt the tul The injured attended
by Dr North ard ssrwsrd conveyed to his residence
No "a Cirahefn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Wm IL Nolan Oy

S IN he Morris snd rsroed shop In Newat tsA
,t Is recovering It will not BE- neoessay to snpstsss -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

SOMETHING RARr.-Wo hear that amateur
theatrical performance is soon to be given at the
Academy Of Music all the parties to which will be
from the arstocratic circles of society Rumor says
is to be splendid affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Ikdv-rpHnarntI

TGErs. VINES. Roses, &c--Our readers are
u, call .ud the chsice --ction of Fruit saa
r.~n., Tr--- nov b-irs offered Ne lis Chsmbrsst
Tb. 4econ old and celebrated OF Piass
ing p-frns to give theiT orders rom osses1~s can
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
lAdv-r'Seuew.
ArpnN & COMPANY N
fAtvw.isea,eati.'

Tsil , .. Ps. r.ce vii after tar i.s Nay ,sthe
re,,s .----g,d a.. ,yrnue't Buildns. No. " wNksssr
,,, q r~--. h,~ tsoa and 100 -s wsst st- o Brsaa~sy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

of M,rtrn-ry .trcs h.v- drterminsd to o.sss Z.
l. .. inse.d oS9 10 ook t. gvr their oissks oSp
tpIay 6,r re- " .iion and improvement
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

GIrSyYs.-TbeTe is sn enoampneat oil these rov'sy
h.rd. al al N, Ia below Bord~ntown the Buhnsss rse&
and rady 10 oorimenoe oPeTsi'e' IN th- hse
A
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
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BrUsJvsy corner Franklin u.