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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
SUPREME COURT E. CH,nBsRs - DEC. 3.-Before Jud
CLEkkE

THE RECORD PRISTING AGAIN.
Tie Peopie rel McSpodon BAKER ast Andrew Stout
City Chamberlain.
This was an application to open default by which
a peremptcry mandamus was granted q few weeks
ago to compel the City Chamberlain to pay the c!aldf
of McSpedon 4 Baker for printing aud binding in
dice for the Record Con missioners The application
WAS opposed, and at the close Of the argument, the
Judge took the papers and reserved bis decision.
Before judge kSsAHAA-DEclsioSs.
Iu the matter Of tie petition Of ID. l.. Wilson,
Referred referee inquire and report % tue act stated
on this motion.
Benjam.n NJ. Stilweli ct al. agt. Josephine W.
sayage q a-Referrsd Hr Wm. Mitchell 70 examine aud
IspoIt
in the matter Of the petition Of Henry ". Titus,
surviving executor sc.-Appica,ion dismissed
psny.-Aotion denied.
Jas. 5. Sandford &s, ast. EIshs Rnckman.-
Motion granted.
Mortimer Porter sgt the same.--Sloiion granted;
costa 20 abide event.
Before Judge MULLEN
Walter L. Chryster agt. the Accessory Transit
Company Motion open default denied, withoG oo-ts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
PUBLIC ME.E2XWQ,S
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, Supervisor
PuRDY in the chair.
A number of bills were received and referred.
communication was received from the Superinen-
dent of Public Institutions, selecting Geo :. Niven
for admission to the Institution for the Blind.
The report Of the Committee on Annual Taxes upon
various petitions for correction of taxes was adopted.
On motion, the Committee on County Offices was
Instructed to inquire into the safety and condition OF
the County Jail and report Adjourned to Friday at
. O'Clock,
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JOHN ii. GRIsCOM. Chairman Executive Con-.
JANIS c. HALpEs, Recording Secretary.

CHILD Burned TO DEAIH.-Coroner Hills
Yesterday held Inquest g. No 2 East Seventeenth street
IN. body Of Elizabeth Burke, child four years OF as
death caused by burns The mother wishing
shopping for short time left her three small children IN the room
alone and during her absence the little girl Elizabeth vetured
the crate in of which her clothes
caught FIRE. and entirely consumed. When Mrs Burke
returned the child in quite nude attempting 70
and screaming most peousy. The girl burned
from hesd foot and horrd spectacle Physc
called could render permanent relief and dee Ia
suued hours rne Jury rendered verdict
from burns accidentally received"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
n g COMMISSIONERS OFPICE-Dec. 5-Before
RICHARD T. SrILwgLI.

FANCY sMUGGLING CASE.
Richard Paegam brought up for examination on
Il charge Of smuggling into the port of New-lork two
fans valued at about $40 or $l2 apiece. The fans
were shipped at Havana, and it alleged that de-
fendant passed them without paying the lawful Gus
tom. House duties. After taking testimony the
Commissioner adjourned the
Mr.. Dwight for the Government Mr. Charles
Spencer for the defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME coURr-spEcrAL TERM.


The following are among the decisions male ~
Judge Lott, yesterday, in Special Term
John H. Bster and Samuel Glover s The Ssai water o.
AID Others.
Injunction granted according 70 the prayer OF com
Iana until he further order Of the Court poA tie Mntn
executing Undertaking conformity % on 2t@ oi no
Code 70 be approved o. 70 is power and snnef ot e1c
ton Of this Court the County Judge I
Ques.s County b. FLED with Tie Clerk Of that County
IN. cefeudaa.s diver, the VseE from plant
nil anil compeus is made IL The manner provided s y
ths az II in eoIporsr.ng the Nassau Water Company
Tie Ey.Yseel. Cemetery Company ast James Myers, p
Acolphus q. BGyess aud John BIeiwiiz:
Attachment against the defendants for violation Oh
The Injunction oEdsr ade In this action granted 10 D" No 70
urnss on TIE hi inst a. 10 O'clock M q: specih Term %
bs heid at the City Hal H. Brooklyn. The penalty IL SHlcn
the defendants respectively snail CIV. bonds or ,ae
TO snswrr 10 directed fixed az see~o costs ao"d -
on th uotior paid BY def ndant' Ins order
Oy the City Judge the 9Th August l Sas vod f~s
o The INDUCTION THEREFOR stI ieIss "a
m force AID The dc,eItsnts BY tie acts comgAiIsd o. have
been rIilty of a yic aton thereef ~ .
The United Life Insurance Company 10 the Cry o New
York ast. Mary Curtis and others.
TIE motion Of defendant, James H. Beers, Is 20 lar
srsuted a. 10 permit him within I've days after roce Of this or
70 pat contrasting his p-ssona Aoes and 'ns
snsrer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
BROOKLYN IIEMS.

ELEcIIOS OF OFFIcERs.-At an election held By the
officers of the llthreg ment Thursday night, Major
Francis a. Paddock was chosen Lieut.. Colonel, vice
Horace A. Sprogue, resigned. Capt. l.. b. Fowler Of
Company F.. wss elected Asjor vice Paddock, pro-
uoted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

THE TayEs-It Is understood ths, the tax levy OF
the present year has been far exceeded that the
Common Council will find ii necessary to spply to the
Legislature for power TO bonu~ $4,000 or Iaore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
IAdvrrtisement.l

Most extraordinary reduction in prices of CAR
PETS OFT CLorH Sc Crosey's Medallion velS.t.. 81 80
per ward English Rssels 7:c s0c. and s0c Royal NeYet
4 i2Qxl 2j all Wool Ingraius, SIC, 4Oc and SSc.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. - Bowery.
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fAdvertsement.l
rrrk CoNp.NV bava On

sud every variety Of TEAS, for Grocer and Tea Dealers and
priys- families. Souchong Oooig and Young Hyson from l
70 s0 uu powder sad Imperial from 25c to 66c AL othss
qualities equally low. Also, S boxes good FAMILY TIA i
III Call aud examine at no. Us Chsthsmst between Fear
and Roosevelt sta
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
LAW LNTELLITENC.E.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Dec. s-Before
I,,,.

REVISION or COURT RULES.
Tbe following order promulgated by Judge Ne!-
son this morning:
Ordered, That Erastus &. Benedict, VIM. VI. Evarts
and Clarence A. Seward be committee TO revise the
rules Of the Circuit Court of the United States aud
report the Court at the next April term thereof
pere,,b,y q lo58 s. NELSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
lAdvertiso raen..I
~ ttt. Tam asrr t.urD


Gro. SAUNDERS, A. d. le6The, the genuine article has
never been equsd for produonr possible se
razor b. btsned of the sibserbers aud sole
eu J. Il s. Saunders No. AftOT House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
TAdyertisement.
.rns, nft IrIYU nrn

by tie NewYork Academy Of Medicinepose.ses all the gir.
ties OF pure Cod Liver on and IS taken without
Physicians uuscqusnted with IL are requested 70 can al
bs or. aud iuvestixate its inertia Office No lSo fhaV.
PAyoLp Clay s. Co., Wholesale Asent, No. klstchorsI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ATTENPTfD RoBBERY.--Nesterday morning OH
Gria,bs and Vdco of the Fh Precinct discovered three
N. IN the OF breaking the pork II NJ SantOr
cor er of South Fs and Firth Th. burglars ESCAPED
before the officers could get them.
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Advertisement
THE INP,ST ALICE AND LA PETITE EMEIINE.

-Thes~ tiny ststes the most extra DIARY Of
lttle who sttute the L. ~
and Ballet Troupe, creating such s
sensation BARSUMs MUSEUM. Fsices, Petite CoInedes,
psuets This afternoon and they give choice series
u enter s.nlieLts oi thJ populAr kLd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

RoBBrD.-The coal Office of Mr.. Tottcn in Sout
broken open Thurstsy night aud al o'e
C. s two coats and eighteen ceuts taken thcrefroui.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

-, n.-pins llatkins, one II the crew es tho
- -. 'esner iise. yfns ta~ 'ors lo.k he y,,~,
i,.- = ei Tnef>-sy uEht n st,- ap.n, "a a. a.
,et,ra,- - -t-nl srs's- teoF,. H.ls ssnsx
..,r-'Nff - bs.F. tff' wfla-. sr--e.. D..c..-i
N-'''s 'll--y .s.ai-s .r Bpek,y. "'''r'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

OvERBoAeD.--On Thursday night, Mr.. I. Reilly,
residing in Division avenue fell overheard a. the Peck slip
Ferry ard being swim would have been drowned i
II not been for Of Mr. William Coffee Of the
bridge hands lie sent home by Officer Griihs OF the
fifth Precinct
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ISeUEsr.-Coroner Smell held m inquest Yesterday
on the body child days old which died at No % Messero
street ~ couyuors verdict rendered in accordance
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

WATKR.-Ths Water Commissioners aud Comniitee
of the Common Council have held meeting, with the
view of consulting to the details OF the prope sei
water celebration They came 10 no definite result,
however. Tie large beam for the main engine ut the
pumpw,n Was gen. out yesterday, and viii Dc swung
in few days. The manufacture Of this mas some what
delayed the progress Of the other parts Of the engine
The engineers expect 10 have tie steam engine ID
operation q, least by the 18th OF Jauusry The
engine house will be cloeei by the 18th OF the pEeseL
month"; and the building will be then pushed forward
rapidly. Ii is contemplated to pz. in opersaon an
additional donkey engine to-day 20 assist IL forcing the
water into the section OF the Reservoir no" beng
filed. The engine now in operation IS pampng a'the
rate Of 500 COO gallons per day. 5OoQooO gallons are
already in the Reservoir. TIE work Of hlIrs The
pipes, FOR the purpose CT testing aud cleaning vas Z"
have been commenced or Wednesday last, out mas
been pos,poned, and viii probably be commenced on
Monday or Tuesday Should tie present no'era1e
weather continue the contractors think there TA DC
no difficulty in hsyirg tie water Introduced by the
middle OF Jsnnsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

W -WNNit NL u, TO tHr CRY PEuos.-Duri,, IA.
p'si f'of'e ffer~ wtr" a raurssr,, "a -. rs 80. 10
fIs'u ioE the tllsils eiien.-. D,snt.,n... ;, IVY
> eor.eiL s''s-'' s'l..ps. r.pcios ofl,rSss, 4
N'+stts clN o''ia.iee. ! robbery 2 total N S,,S...
- 81 iS-o'-a Z, Ers-h, G-.aaas s. Ar,s,e,n. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
1Advertise ment. !

J. Il. STArToRD's IgoN AND SULPHUR POWDERS
Prmry THE Bloom AND srREScrHgs rHs NERVES.
sIA PAcXAGE at No. 5l5 BROADWAY.
Next 70 the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

10. Th,y az MIRA 49,.
Ferry pies Gu Thur.&sy ''s"- ''PS''
ally designed for fosrV we6ss y

Fsry pie- On Tyrr.s,y -s.-. Th'y ''' MIRA ..pe,.
ally designed for foge, weSss :.
/ 4 HAN CASE -Yes,er. y poor woman cams b.
fore Justice Ccruwe for ~. 'i N csse OF peculiar
bardsfip. Her husband inA 'ai Of suPPo;tiog his
family va. an idse, drunken va-. 'Nad, and $40 hal
to work for her own msiutenarce. - ne Gays s.ace
lie tex quantity of needle ec-k she hsl q, en- III 20
make, rawred il, rot drunk on the money An, was
'eh' IL JaI. Tho woman applied to the p,wnbroler
WHO refused 10 let her have ,he artchs without the
n0re! alyarced, which he was unable to rsse. Al
ofoT was sent 70 inquire iuto the affair
, THE CoUKrs.--The December Term Of the Brook.
yr CITY Court viii MONDAY =. th- jury WI
he called n Tuesday Tee caleuda causes Of
es'ea ihe iooEnE uiautes WI Be cal Cd Nc. 81 !.
50 g 10, H. H. H. Is Is. H. a. ls N
Judge Lott hs issued he @ wing notice ior the benefit Of
Note. Of i..ue - the General Tern mus, - "A ber, Mon
next Al cause. ard mo,iol' wherein either q TIE JatEe.
nes T.Irn esnrot st vii have preference, aai VII b.
-sl.d 1T Ct .heir order On the Cskutar
Pogr,xo r,v rlRNERs.-Poultry thieves are busy
or tAe ,st nss.s Ct f'I.f. % s,yr ,a Teses,y ssa
enir-ree hsd been uads iato TIE heahouse Of Cha
,r,Sshred fw sefor va. deested ssyins them
all nicely bgsd lie had scspe, pa containing ais butcher
cothes Ocer Lang having disturbed h'n in his cp,raou,
took BIN before Justice HsmP Of Esst New York and Dr. "s
committed TO jail TO swat tria-
RorBrRy OF PoRE.-The wagon-house of Mr. Lott
Nytof II New Lcs entered ie~ nights since snd rob
bed three hcE which bad beer butherst the dsy preceding
The vs hnsr paced In chs Of TIE prem were sse-p N
the time When they s~Uke they went In pur.ln OF me
thieves and them Division although not suspect
the time. They the In wrong dir-
and The Iienty be-
fore butchers shop IN Mve The hatcher ap
resIs bouglt them Of party who bad uGsuscasy purcad
the Of the thieves The pope y given The thieves
bad sso stolen warn beo 70 M Van Buut They ~ere
arrested but the found the premises aloe
ing evidence Of having been used.
AssAULT OS Al OFFIcER.-Inspector Strang went
on board soop the City Dock Thursday 20 collect wharf
such demand had seldom before been made the car
refused when af,er angy words toe n
peor ws.ed the vessel by the captain snd two % the
crew. The accused arrested snd held TO answer
A1TYNPrEn RoBBTRY.--The manufac.ofy of Do
hetty rg,rsou Quay street Green Point, entered on
and the safe taken from the Office iao r
lzcksuih shop sni there blown With powder II"
thieves die succeed in getting any booty.
RoBBTRIrs-The house Of Mrs. Hsllct, No. 2O1
South Fourth street eutersd Thursday night and jswer
to Of $50 taken The house OF > j. Crane No N
South Second street entered about the time, all
gold watch valued 1t $50 and Sc In money iakcn
r. Sppl hold n irOuas' ynsgrtiay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

NiIsver about week age, bat Seems 70 have ken.
clear of tie rogues who nfet these parts uo %
day. Tlen il be happened to pass by the auction
st-rc corner Of Park aud Ann street sli ~eeipr
as Lo thought some valuable watches going of a, a
sacrifice, fet fiat II s-y bargain was 70 be had he
entitled 70 chance at il. Not to GO into particr
lars, watch, which be supposed / be gold, was
knocked down to lin at = cheap as dat, Having
discovered Lis error, he was psrsusied BY roper.ia
10 til on two silver watches end turn in his brsss ora
in mart payment. Fns'lv 10 left another watch \,
~
''' 's'ed ct 81 a. s-tnry for tie baiaece On the
silver re pieces while be stepped dcSn to Wal street
to get the money from h.s uloe. v-o TASn N. NJ
recovering lis own watch, be ms3e csmplan' to tie
Mayor who ser, an officer TO set t.c n.tt'T nslt,
when the P-ter Funk whose name is Chryi-, CdFti',
reused to disSorse. alleging that the watches iyeFe
b ueht at private sale and tha, the Transaction VS.,
legitimate. Ex-Recorier Smith appeared for tue
tioneer who was brought before Justice Welsh in The
City Hall, and procured postponement Of the csse
till to-day Wm. II. Allison also purchased, yesterday
gold watch rext door TO the corner Of Broadway AMI
Cedar street of the same fraternity. He paid sD.
Discovering that he was victimized, he complained to
tie Mayor, and policeman was sent down, Tho re-
covered lis nlsspent coin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
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BRIEF CAREER OF YoUyG ScAsP.-Justce
Welsh was yesterday engaged in the examination of
lad about ii years of age, named Edward Crosby
who appears to be unusually prececious in crime
From the evidence adduced in TIE case, it seems that
the accused had for some time prior 10 Saturday last
been in the employ OF Messr,. Higgins & Kellogg
tatiopers No l23 William street. in the capacity Of
ensnd boy that, by his smartness and supposed hon
esy he gained their confidence that on Saturday ast
Mr.. Kellogg found number of costly books secreted
in the cellar which caused the lads honesty TO be su
psced: and further investigation led to confirms.
ton Of his dishonesty. He was consequently dis
charged but during the day he was sent 10 the Post
Oce with an order Of the FIRM for their letters, which
he brought, but retained tie order they hai
Given him. Some time before the store was closed
for the day. young Crosby managed to secrete himself
on the premises and the night robbed tho safe Of
about $40 being all the money it contained at the time.
A policeman who was on duty in that neghborhood
found the door open, secured it, and kept viglant
watch upon the premises. The proPretcrs OF the
siorc, reaching their place of business on MONDAY
morning. first became spprsed OF the robbery but dd
not then suspec Crosby On sending 10 the Post Ohice
FOR their letters they oertainsd that Croby had been
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

N y'si..' >, so f.rli., .mSr,,se, ~ ,.,.,,,
~ l''-i i'-i sore tasl 500 ~ les. x r-,-l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

TIoKET SwrSDLISG. Robert Snelie OF No. -
Centre street engaged TO act a. assistant book
keeper for the firm of McIntye A Co. Of No. ~ Wells
street, CLicsgo by one Adsm Richie, who directed
the clerk Of the house where Snee stopped, No. l3o
Liberty street. to 20 with him ~ the ticket office No
III Liberty street where person cold him al elnigrant
railroad ticket to Chicago for $l6 On his arrival IN
Chicago, and application to the firm named, Msssrs.
McIntyre & Co. expressed their surprise and declared
themselves ignorant of any such person as Adam
Ritcbie. The victimized young man accordingly re-
turned to this city and made complaint before the
Mayor, whereupon warrant was issued for the agret
Of Rtchie Mr.. Snelle considers himself done "
out Of $50. a, the case stands.
Yesterday Robert White purchased ticket TO Glss-
Cow on the steamship line from this port, and on COM
ing out Of the ticket Office met by runner, who
pronounced the ticket worthless unless changed which
he agreed to DO for the patry sum of s. Nh White
was then taken TO the Office of James Slower, No. l51
Cedar street, where he was supplied with bogus
ticket, on surendering the genuine one and shelng
out fee of -. The victim laid his case before the
Mayor, and officer was sent as usual, to recover
the money. Cases of this kind are becoming alarm
nsly frequent nineteen were brought tc the notice oi
the Mayor day before yesterday.
One Charles Fitzpatrick of Wards ticket oihce, was
Yesterday arrested by officer Orpheus q charge of
Lovipg feeced Matin Sheser, German, out Of S'O
for passage ticket, by selling him ticket TO Liver
pool instead of Bremen to which Sheser desired to 60,
snI for which be had paid his money. with The under
standing that the ticket would take han thiiher The
accused refIsed to refund the money or furnish a
genuine ticket to Drcmef, until Jns,ice We.sh made
out bis commitment to prison, when he concludei to
desorsr.
Mnrr NIcIIN, nr LIE ErNKs.-An unsophisti
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

MoEE vIcrIss or THE FrSSs.-An unsophisti-
Gated younc I,sn named Simeon Jackson hsiling from
Butterputs, Otsego Co., NJ Y, came to the modern
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ROBBFRITs-The house Of Mrs. llsllct, No. 2O1
South Fourth street entered rhnrsiay night and jswe,
10 the amount Of $50 taken. The house > j. Crane No ~
souh Second street entered about the same time, All
gold watch valued at $50, and Sc In money iascn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

AssAUIT oS Az OFFIcER-Whie Ofcer Moore
was standing yesterday the skinnins ticket Office
of Jim Slower No. 1j7 Cedsr street, where he had
been specially detailed TO warn the unwary, apail Of
water was thrown upon him from an upper window,
completely drenching him. He therefore made COM
plsnt at the Mayor Office, and warsnt was issued
for Slovers arrest by whom the act was supposed to
have been nstigated. Slower taken before Recor-
der Barnard and committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ROBBED BY A GARRoTER or THE PoIsTs.-Peter
Piger, resident of Pennington, Hunterdon County,
NewJersey arrived in this city with poultry butter,
eggs and various other eatables about 10 o'clock
Thursday night, all of which he disposed OF to a
Washington Market dealer at remunerative prices.
Peters next step was to secure lodging place, and,
calling to mind that he had old acquaintance living
in Avenue c. determined to find him out. Accord
ingly, after taking glass or two Of beer, Peter
Jumped into an omgbus, and started FOR his destlna-
tom but unfortunately for him, the vehicle made
long pause for passengers in front of the Bowery
Theater. The countryman grew impatient, and at
length abandoned the stage resolving to seek another
and more speedy conveyance. He dropped into the
nearest GROCERY and mbibng another glass of beer,
took random tramp, without knowing whittier he
was goirg; but he soon brought up in the classic
regions of the Five Points, and, meeting with
couple of frail damses, accepted an invitation to
accompany them TO their apartments in Baxter street.
After brief so0urn in the place, Piger attempted 10
leave, but in doing 80 afectoDatey embraced by
a fellow who thrust his arms about his neck, and held
him so tight that he could scarcely breathe While in
that condition, aud unable ID sound the alarm, the
verdant JeIseyman was robbed of his hat, tobacco
box and purse. containing nearly dollar in changs.
Tie robbers, after searching the pockets Of their
victim and securing ell tie plumber they could find,
ran Of Poor Piger jumped to his feet, and soon met
Officers Jourdu, Woodbridge and Mulioon of tho
Sixth Precinct, TO whom he related his troubles.
Search was made for the robbers and in f minutes
afterward Kate Williams, James Riley Elizabeth
Lerkns and Jim Lynch were arrested, and conveyed
to the Statior-Houe and locked for the night. Yes
terday afternoon On examination hsd in the case
at the Lower Police Court when Justice Connolly held
the two women to answer, and discharged the men
from custody Peter thinks that he had narrow
escape
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

THE Prison ASSOCIATION OF NEw.foRE.-Onc
Of The many public charities in which the late Benjamin F.
Butler took active interest held special meeting q. iAer
oce No IS cerers the 81 inst the aston Of his
DEATH at which DR.. j. H. Gscom presided, when the follow
ina resolutions presented by James Titus Were unanimously
adopted:
Resored That the Prison Association Of New York deeply
ymIsthze IN the general amet produced oy the death OF Ben
amin r. Butler and peculiar for such ina
much the efficient of those few indiydl ais
who projected and Organized this nst lton and has
since By official counsel and material aid
Z promote it, usefulness.
Resord That the life and character Of Benjamin r Bu Ter
scknowedge pattern worthy OF Imitation by those who
virtue and love truth seeing that ne Jurs
learned and upright statesman, sagaious il Giscernmsu
bold in position, AMI prudent in action a. psto pu1e and
firm citizen discreet and active iatnful In bust
and moral ec.itude Christian jealous without
,nthsa deyout without supersttion, charitable and catholic
e. spirit, sho" Ing his fain By bis works
Resoed That the members Of this institution tender the
coincidence family If deceased associate and that
copy these resolutions be Transmitted 20 them evidence Of
appreciation of his memory.
Aer which, motion OF Israel Russell the Board adoirned
% attend tie funeral Of their deceased member
JAMES H. TITUS President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

GAS on THE FFRRyLoiIs.-Gss was some tune
since introduced cn the Fulton iergboat Nassau, and
has been found 20 work 50 well that al tue
other boats are to be similarly provided as soon
as the necess sary apparatus can be perfected In
stead Of ore burner a. now, there vii be two burners
iD each cabin, which Wi. give sufficient isht Tor al
Necessary purposes. TIE Nassau is to De- PfoV1ed
with double burpcrs forthwith.
Tie Company also propose to Introduce new 'isH'
for the piers, ens ef which Wa u4ed at tina fu-s'n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

Worthless MoYFY.-Henry Beckneyer, grocer
was arrested yesterday and taken before Justice Con
molly to answer the charge of passing worthless money
upon Ellen Clifford. Ellen alleges that in charge 70
$40 bill size received worthless note purporting TO
be issued by the Nsumkeag Bank Of Salem, Mass.
Upon returning the bill Beckmeyer refused to give her
another one ard declined listening TO anything she
said The magistrate commit ed him for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

ArTYNPrEp RoBBTRY.-The manufac.ofy of Do
herty lrgrso Quay street Green Point Vas entered on
yi.i and safe from the Office ato th'
bsc ksnih shop snd there blown open With powder The
thieves dis not succeed in getting any booty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04

Assault OS An OFFIcER.-Inspector Strang went
on board soop A. the City Dock Thuriay 20 collect wharf
se such demand had seldom before been made he car
tam refused pay when aer some angry words ioe IN
sretof by the captain and two % the
crew. The accused were arrested and held to