New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16


Yesterday ordered list be made out Of all the stands
in this market occupants the kind Of BUSINESS m
duesd on each star d. csly fee date Of permit, and BY
whom grant d. The authority of the city is said to he
sekpo~ lodged by 81 occupants Of ibe market The
weekly rents amount to about 81 100, which the col
hector Of the city revenue win proceed to collect as
often as due and any of the less-es reung TO pay h'@
will be ousted from their stands. On the other hand
the State essees deny that The city is in pos,eson ad
assert that they will eject all who do not pay rent to
their agent.
Crssus IrEAs-The returns for the Fourth Ward
Of Brooklyn give population of 1920 Inc LIST Dls
tYct Of the Sixth Ward of the came city Numbers oo.
The bounds Of this district are the north, Atlantic
street; east Court street; south, Harrison street.
west, Eat River.
THE CONTROLLERS ANNUAL REPoRT.-Tae Annual
Report of III City Controller exhibiting the revenues
and expenditures of the City Government including
the operations Of the several Trust and Sinking Funds
for 1S59-becg the first year Of the administration OF
Controller Baws-hss just been published. Tax
payers and all interested in knowing how the money
goes" by sendpg to the Controllers Office can obtain
a copy of this document.
POLICE CoxsIssIoyERs.-At the meeting Of this
Board yesterday the resignation Of Psirolmsn Hswau
of the First Ward was accepted. Officer Francis
Maxim of the Fourteenth Wa d, dismissed from
the f rec for conduct untecoming offer. Officer
Mann. IF tie Fourth, was fined thirty days pay for
being off his post.
COMMISSIONERS OF EsIGRATIos.-Tbis board held
its usual we ky meeting yesterday afternoon. The
weekly statement shoe ed the number Of arrivals to
date, 65 973 To ssme da'e last year. 1872. Over
draft January /, 1860, 81 653 l6 Receipt, $685.
GIG 49, Disbursements, $l69,752 IS. Balance in
Bank, $I4 2l4 A. comm1rica ion was received
from Superinte ndent Kennedy, stating that measures
had been taken TO re6rgsnize the emigrant-!sndias
police squsd 1t will be formed in four divisions and
be under the command Of Capt. Silvey.
ERTERPRIsIHG CoSDUcT OF THE LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD CoaPAsY.-G Great inconvenience was occa-
sion. to the by the Il O'Clock train on the
Long leland RsiLosd Monday evening last, 10 CON-
sequence Of singular change in the time table which
was made for that occasion only and of which little or
no publ, notice given. 1t seems that the officers
of the road for the purpose Of denzens
Of the rural districts patronze the fine arts, decided
TO detsn the train in question q hours after the usual
time In order that those who wished 70 attend the
great pugilistic exhibition given by Mr. Heepan and
is associates at Jon.ss Woods might retu m home the
same evening A large number Of passengers, ioclud
ing many women aid children, relying on the sdver-
tisen ens Of the Company, ba assembled AZ the usual
hour at tie various 6epots TO take the cars AMI In most
Instances after waiting long time, were Obliged TO
return homeward through the heavy rain, az they
conld lot learn the of the detention. Toe Long
lizard Railroad has the reputation Of being rather an
old fogy coDcern hut it is believed that no other road
in the country ever yet conceived the brilliant idea OF
taking off ore Of its regular trains expressly to accom-
modate the patrons Of the prize ring.
LAST DAY OF THE GREAT EAsrERs-Yesterdsy
war beautiful day the gem Of the SEASON. the copiou1
welcome showers Of he preceding twenty-four hours
having purified the air and and thoroughly laid
the dust The ttar Of III great chip was ,gsin IN the
ascendant At an early hour the cars and omoibusss
rupni, in the vicinity Of Hammond street beg n dis
charging their leads of pssseDgers and priya'e car
riapes put down their select occupan on the muddy
wharf while pedestrians formed constant stream
tti,ber ssrd The small dealers had mad, their usual
prepsraions for a crowd by rigging up ands for
fruit ard refreshmen,s and did good bu ness during
the day.
The steamboats, blapd Belle and j. l.. Lockwood
pied constantly between the pier and sup. snilthe
crowd on board wac great to prove obitr1c-
tive 70 locomotion, excepting on the patio ms and
stairva,s around the machinery. The visitors we're
made Up Of country and city people, perhaps IN about
equal Dr. porti ns considerable number were anx-
ious TO 90 and paw double fare after the boats stopped
rur ming. Some comp,omis. the mater by taking
row .boais and gorg round the ship. The last boat
over took about hundred hauds TO Load coal daring
the night. Bstv cen elk and seven thousand went
aboard during the day The exhibition il cosed To-
d.y doubtless large copconrse will be gathered 70
ske fareu ell look at what all acknowledge 10 be ore
Of tie wonders Of the age. She leaves this afternoon
at 4 o'clock for Halifax and Milford Haven. TIE
steamboat Island Belle will convey passe aboard.
KILLED HIS WIFE-On the evening Of the 18th oil
july, 1850. John F. Williams returned TO his home,
No l26 Mott street. very much in liquor He in
pedia.ly con menced scoldiog bic wife, R-annah for
Dot bsving biz supper ready the instant he worked
himself up iuto such rage tba, he fna ly seized
,alle knife and plunged l. into hi' wifs's abdomen
The wounded woman fell in .ensible to ne or ana
williams fed Immediately. The condition oil Mrs.
Williams was not discovered for some time, when one
Of T. g mel. hbors accidentally entered the room. she
sas INN. dia ely conveyed 10 the New-Yok Hospital,
here sbe fingered until yesterday, when death pat az
erd 10 her sae ngs Shortly az er -tabbins his WIFE,
Williams 9as arrested and locked up for dis ederiy con-
duct Hewould have been di charg d by the magis-
tfaeon tie TO lowing morning but for the pre-eoee in
C.urt IF Fonite.Dt Ward ficer who identified him
| ar the husbar of the injured woman
TIE magistrate on the officers affidavit, locked him
nm TO a u ait the result Of bis wifes wouni. Coroner