New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-23

Vi Der tte sirpoioc VI the Cont, bro1sh & rcrisi
u q guilty. st the time begged leave ~ IN ARE
Whether tie Cficer not repc-heusibls for not
tIbnirg his star. ad for using profate language
when akng the arTesi-roints. however, to vhich
70 Satisfaction wss youchssfcd either By the Judye Or
a4y bojy exc.
THr PTor1I MoyIyG.-A pgbic meeting dNhe cit
,eus OF the Eighteenth Ws-d. without distinction Of
party was held at No - East SeveG;een.h street OF
Wecre sday Charles Addous in tie ohsi and S4rnue,
Brosr acting a. SECRETARY. Homer Franklin, ooe Of
the Councilmer Of the Ward presented the sabjonei
preamble AID resolutions, which were unanimously
.cou,sd and orcertd TO be published:
UheeaI The Eighteenth ~.a h.s ben Of late The .ceas
ou-eIou. Ousf-. and number Of our eIeus have beea
.,,uteo, sUIrted ,nd robbed snd
territory equI 20 e II length and quarter Of nile il
width SD Gun erriGt son tory ,nOT..nd nh.tAn by
sfy ponceneS, but ,xteen u whom are tine
=. Tvs and epcrry Of he cIn, Of lis w,fd taerefore
Rs.of.e Iss UPON the POios t6e w,Ti to ssl.
5pe.ior IS ftrrsiins bnaI jas. 4, Offenders.
preventing The 9ocEoaee Il tugre oaHs IN our midst
lr.on OF Police Department 10 tie City Of NesY rt
eures sdica cbAnlesG the hanei Of the Legaure OF
tes bcth the nnnber OF tbs force the mode Of ~.
point and the qaAae.Os Of Policemen IA the City Of
The above resolutions touch the heart Of the ms,ter.
Even with Il cir small police force, the people of the
Fighter tn Ward might have ample security if the
entire Police DepsItmt Mt bad not been demorased By
the course e Mayor Wood How can any man expect
policeman 10 execute the law upon the shoulder nit
ttrs AID ruiias who almost unanimously worked and
fought and voted for the election and reelection OF the
head Of the Police Department. But give IA police
above local patty influences and one man shall chase
thousand such rufians out Of the city Put one
hundred active energetic honest officers the track
If the yeU-kpogn buies and gamblers who now glory
10 their villany ard follow them up, day and night,
indoors and out into their faro palaces and policy
dt1s let the rogues be made TO know that there Is 10
rest FOR themthat there is place secret that the
shadow Will not 1trude no hole so dark that the
eve Of the shadow is not uron them; follow this
up few weeks and the people would be astonshed at
the sudden migration OF these Botany Bay birds But
not only these shadows, but the men who select the n
must be placed beyond the contingency of desiring or
fearing the votes of any class Of rogues That must be
| the firt reform.
THr CURREScT REFoRM.-Several Of the city rail-
roaos and the Brooklyn ferries have given orders to take
Spanish coins only at the new rate, and not to pay
them out where it can be avoided Ii the people will
favor the movement as earnestly as they should do
the s1pence aud shilling shave will soon be finished
BRoApcLoTH VERSUS LAcES.-That persistent
| Broadway tsor who wouldn't move, has sued his
peiphbors MelHss & Ayers, lace importers for having
had the ccolnes. to build directly his head his
action is for trespass and he claims $4,000 damage
According to the tailor, he is not justly chargeable
with d.facing the street "with gTaUite patch on
hite marble front and thinks the odium should lie
where il bel,nrs II seems the lot on which Messrs.
M,uhs & Ayers have built their warehouse is owned
| by the Rev. Alanson Carter OF ONO, of whom they
recently leased il for term of years, euhect to the
talors lease of five years from the lst of May 1850
Now, tie gentleman aggreivei Gays that he never de-
mandtd any specified sum for bis lease-for which he
laws A. 400 G.year-but on the contrary, offered TO
dispose of it TO bis neghbOrs at fair price, to be left
10 any uuinerested person. Before tearing down the
old building Messrs. Melliss & Ayers offered their
broacco:h friend the use Of another store up town. and
the expense Of moving cor dtion Of the surrender
Of his lease. This offer declined, and the lace
dealers tken began to drnolsh the building, with the
exception OF the pant occupied and went On to under
mine that with the prospect of tipping the tailor and
bis cubby hole into the excavation aud frightening him
out The tailor then procured an injunction to stop
the undermining process He further says that there
upon Messrs NJ & A. made him simple offer Of
$50, if be would then give up his lease, which was
otoired. IL conclusion, be alleges that his neghbos
should have approached him as to terms before they
executed the lease with r. Carter, when, doubtless,
a satisfactory arrangement could have been made.
But all this is Ct course but side Of the story.
LrcHr REsroRED.-The dim candles which have
struggled aganst the darkness in the chambers Of the
Common Council during the last few sessions of the
Boards. will longer be required. Yesterday the
gas-pipe entering the west door Of the basement
Of the City Hall was laid bare for several rods, by
workmen and holes bored into il at intervals OF few
feet. The presence Of water was soon discovered in
potion of the pipe sufficient to prevent the How OF
gas, ard the difficulty was at once removed. Hence
forth the members Of the two Boards will work with
plentiful supply Of Light, and be able to prevent any
resc uon or ordinance being sGuggied through under
cover of the darkness.
MEETING or The NATIoYAL Kansas CONNlTTEE.-
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the Nstocal
Kansas Committee at the Astor Honse on Friday to-
oay) JAM %. The Central Committee Of the several
States and all agents of our Committee who have not
heretofore reported hereby requested 70 make full
reports of al their receipts, disbursements and doiDg
full attendance Of the members Of the Committee il
requested. Horace Greeley, Gent Smith, Chas. A.
Dana Amos Lawrence, and other donors AID friends
who may desire to do So are invited to be present.
A TELIGRAPH FOR THE HARLEA RAILROAD
Tie Harlem Railroad Company have made prepare
ton to erect a telegraph along the line Of their road
from this city to Albany, for the convenience Of tae
Company in ascertaining the Whereabouts OF trains,
the condition of the track &c.
AcClDESr IN DEI NTREET-MaS SEHor'Lf N
JuRID-At 81, o'clock yesterday afternoon, the large
sign board which surmOunted cOrrce az the top OF