New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
O'Clock today, and viii l.t for about an hour asds
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| person named johnson and il is alleged gave lien
| for its possession. John.on rendered in payment
$3.50 worth OF beef, but Hyatt refused to tske it
johnson kept the stand for time and then SOD
it to third party named Compton. in sort OF indirect
manner, for the OF 81 600 In neither case vas
the sale reported to the City Inspector. The original
owner never received his money srd the prospect =.
a poor one tina, he ever you'd receive it. He there
fore complained the City Inspector. II vas charged
sgsnst the parties who prscced this alleged s~indle
on Hyatt, that they had done so BY representing
| that they had great influences with the Super
| ntendent of Markets, who would be persuaded
TO DO him Hyatt some specisl favor. The dispute
| becoming very scrimerous, the CITY Inspector re-
ferrec the matter TO his Honor the Mayor Yesterday
afternoon at clock the parties interested and their
friends appeared before the Mayor, and the eKsmns'
tion vi. proceeded with. Upon investigation il ap'
p.ar,d tbs, Mr.. Hyatt had beer ssiDdled out Of his
stand wi ch his father had owned before him, and for
which $500 bad been paid. At the same time no
record of the sales appeared n the City Inspectors
Department. The Mayor therefore decided that the
.tsnd should be given back into the possession of
| Hyatt.
II is stated that number Of of this kind have
been developed the result of which will, of course,
be effected by the decision Of the Mayor.
| MryoR CRY IrExs-The American Institute Fair,
at Pssce Garden will close next week The total
number of loads Of dirt, manure, and ashes csrted
away lsst week, as reported by the City Inspector,
II Coz; the amount paid to sweepers was s962 %
to dir. and manure csrtmen $6s 8 to ash cart men,
secs ca total expenses Of street cleaning for the
week - o. 76.... Judge Clerke will deliver the
fourth lecture Of his this evening, in the law
lecture.room Of the University upon "the rights ap-
pertaining 10 civil and political liberty" DIR. SAM
uel T. Spear, of the South Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn has been obliged to yield to Ill health after
a seventeen years steady service, and has been
granted from six to twelve month, leave of absence.
! He leaves to-day for the South. During his alb
ssnce Dr. Cox has consented to accept the call and fill
HE place.. The Peck.Slp Ferry to Wiiliamsourgh
| has commenced running a boat from each side every
fifteen minutes on Sundays, and from seven to ten
every evening; heretofore longer interval has elapsed
between boats often causing great inconvenience.
At late meeting OF the Ksre Monument Association,
resolution offered by COL Samuel c. Thompson,
was unanimously adopted, calling for the appointment
| Of Committee Of Five of the incorporstors to in.
quirs into and report upon the propriety and
expedency Of giving one or more grand balls
| in aid of the Monument fund at the Academy or
Music or other suitable place in this city. Co.
Samuel C. Thompson and Geo. p. Andrews were sp'
pointed Committee, with power to select associates
and report as early as Convenient The water
troubles Of Brooklyn threaten to surpass those OF
New.Yoik. TIE people are kept in state OF con-
slant apprehension by the threats of the contractors
TO cut off their water. 1t is asserted that the Water
Commissioners have usurped illegal powers, and I'M
duly favored the contractors by making supplement
tary contract with them, greatly increasing the cost
of the works, and prolongpg the power of the con.
tractors to the prejudice Of the city. Fortu-
nstey, the pumps are in good conditon.-..
The last boat for Ezabetbpot leaves at 5:l5, instead
of 5:45 D. m This boat connects with the east train
on the Central Railroad Of NewJssey for Somerviie
and intermediate places. The Rev. IL. w. Beecher
delivers the third lecture OF the Plymouth Course,
this evening, in his own Church. Subject: The
Bargain Makers" -. The prevailing mode of arraug
ing the hair for young ladies' styled VImperatrce,
is low eighty modified. The hair is parted down the
middle Of the forehead, arranged in rich bandesus,
and then wound round the head in double plat,
forming laden; on the back Of the head is place a
velvet bow with long ends. The city Officials have
discovered among the ordinance, not recently en-
for ed one that obges the chimney sweeps to secure
license by the payment Of 90 fee to the City Mar
sbal. This ordinance put 10 force yesterday,
but on two sweeps came up TO see the Marshall.
Senator wison of Massachusetts, speaks to the Young
Mems Central Committee tonight at Clinton Hal,
Astor place Prof. Mitchell lectures tonight before
the Mechanics Society, at the Cooper Institute.
AsorHER ALLEGED MERCHANT SwHDLER.-A
shoedeaer at Cohoes, New-York, named Ezra =. Man
ming was brought 10 town Saturday, and this morn
ing before AID. Brady, at the City Hall Police Court
charged with having swindled the firm Of Wens AZ
Christie No. IS Courtsndt street, 10 the amount Of
s72i7i by obtaining goods from them under false
represe nations to bis property and credit lie
was committed to the Tombs for examination.
! ACCIDENTS AND Is9UEsTs-Coroner Jsckman held
inquest tbe City Hospital yesterday the body Of al
Old gentleman named Jo'eeh Glaze Deceased on THURSDAY
aernoop while walking IN Broadwsy isn aS~ tns sLea
A verdict ~ accidental death rendered. Mary Cg
ben died On sunday from Injuries by clothes catch
p. IRE while she VA. working abol, in her
She the Hospital where a. inqges, was he'd
cdts ao va. ssa a,oned At so
r. Deceased fnrnery hand Of the steamer West;
chester and had been missing stoo, wesk. nan named
Jane. E. Avery AGED u years ensn On board le ',ea er
Osprey saitay Las, took dose y aoanum for th. puo.s
Of 70 eyns pain the stomach, and the dose beps TOO great
he dice from ia eject. IL few hours Coroner senirmer he'd
inquest yesterday AID verdict was returned IL accordance
| UrGpyy,Y RoBBERY-Thomss Mccormack Of Sam
ford Conn., .ppesr-d before Justice ConneIy yesterday aud
The alleges tina, shout two we't' since ne gas ~
tak.s in Worth the Five pons BY q, prisoner
two 'hs , 5s q =, s ,lsy nln elI
wh he Wa. PROSTATE picket. Iasd Of go BY h-
aeuec who escaped With hi, companions Information
or he description gven and yesterday Officer Golden ssret
that Gssgs was IL the Cry Prs on slo.s.r ana
folly identified p.ousr Of the who s..aated AMI
robbed him Justice Connolly committed the accused for sL
| STOLE . WArcH.-Leonsrd Alton, aged IA years,
wa. yesterday aes,sd chged With having stolen silver watch