New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22


BRooxLTs ConxoS CoUscn--7@ Gar Fut on
end Nsee,sary AdjouynHknL- Board he'd Isgn-
lAf citing hast evening, Mr. hsobesch ID bIo oho.
The Nss Gas C0nPasy.-lDe msloiy ono ,, si'.', ot
y reports Of the Gss Committee on tns
James +. Whiting ana others OF the CinzehS u@s
II.lt Camnsny sskDg permission 10 lay msins, &c,
we're takeI up under special oroef. .a,...o o.
Mr. Douglas Of the minority, reporter eoVeiee "
The prayer Of the petitioners, s''amDe %. o.e oo.
navy "a sueient for the purpose OF Supplying the cty
The majority report, signed by Mr.. Van Brunt and
Mr. AeD0nad was in favor OF the prayer OF pe'it,on
apS adyspcsd restons for belevii that more than
,ns eomoapy wOud be for the benefit OF the cihzens
The nes Company are organized with capital OF
n 600 CO. the term Of s existence u bxed 81 MY
y,s,s and the stock IS 10 eonti-t OF O,VVO sneies.
hey propose to fornsh for pubic buildings and street
lapps at the rate Of 81 p per 900 feet the city %
vsy for lighting &c. and at the rate Of 81 % per 600
sbie feet and extDguish and clean the lamps free Of
sA.ree Private consumers 70 be furnished a. the
rate Of g. 50 per 600 cubi; feet furnishing twenty
Set OF service pipe, and the use Of meter free OF
charge. The gas is 10 be Of tho oest qushty.
The minority recommended that permission be gwen
70 the Citizens Gas Light Company 20 lay Their m'ins,
As for the purpose Of supplying the citzeos WITH
Ras on fling bend Of $50 600 10 indemnify the city
against Damage, &c. The Company are ~ commence
speIstioLs within year and are not 70 transfer or
ssli their right 20 any individual or company.
The subject elected considerable discussion, ana
both reports ultimately laid 90 the table Until the
neIt regular meeting. 1900 -
The Stationery C0atr0ot-T tn, Board htt IN DdTk-
pIs,-Tbe Committee on Stationery submitted TOO re-
ports in favor Of accepting the proposals OF different
6rns 10 supply the city s1tb stationery Some pro-
grsss was made sDd on motion to lay on the ta0!e
the gas suddenly smut OIL, and hft tne BOerd 10
total oarkness. The audience commenced yelling and
stanpipg and for while there perfect BABEL OF
ecpfusion. All efforts az LIGHTING gas haviog falied
The President declared the Board adjourned.
II appears that some person had entered the cell in
the basement, and thus gaining access to tbe meter
Earned the gas off. How the door OF the cell was
opened wac not sscertained. 1t wac no douot, done
sut Of spirit of mischief.
TgE POLICE CoURTs-A number Of vsgrs0ts, men,
women and ohaeu Who n the habit Of bsgng near s.:
Jsess Cathedral in Jay street. Sundsys were brought up
k>Sore Justee Conwe committed 10 the Ala sbouse.
A ,omr man named WIN. Dalton brought up on the
share Tehmg pocket Of lady Fulton con
tsasIs,s escaped with the money Dalton was committed ~
esc,s smith was arrested disturbing The services IN The
yml street Metbod Episcopal Church Cd SUNDAY evening
He brought before Justice Voorhe ana hheo Oi inc
Tbs parties an.,ted for gambling at Jarains saloon in ID
ssest sunday morning waived exsnnnson No gave OS
Cor trial IN the Court OF Session.
The Court Of Oyer and Terminer opened yesterday
anS after the Petit Jury Adjourned iii this MON
ing The Gland jury otaIzed Weei ago. 10 STU IN tession
GR,yp IARCysY.-Michae Cox was arrested Sun
Cav syepg BY toe police of tho Sixth Precinct having ia his
valuable which supposed be rad sio-n
The eos Brooklyn TO sell He had put the CO.. In stable
wanted borrow ten dollars Of the keeper OF the sable 70
NJ into country with He the belongs 70 MI
Preston OF Lakeland, L. Cox was held for e1AahnsoA Dy
Justice Fox.
KIso. County CIRcUIT CoURT CALENDAR, MARCH
2a-Ro.. n, II, 81, 70 to t6, SO to %, IS, -. - ~
BROOKLYN CITY COURr CALENDAR.-NOs. ~, so,
N A Al 20 So ~ TO A. 40 70 S.