New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

CHAMBERS STREET ExTENsIoN.-A meeting for the
purpose of taking this matter into consideration, was
held at Tammany Hall yesterday afternoon. 1t was
called to order by Mr. Wooley, when o. 4. Aymsr
was appointed Chairman, and Jireh Bull Secretary.
Tie residing of lie call of the meeting ordered,
which is as follows:
"No1IcE-CHAxBEKs STREET ExTEysIoS.-The owners Of
property who feel they have been greedy Injured by the
penin rival street dagonsy through six blocks OF build
those Who opposed the snd most dangerous principle
sfse-sns one street OF sy.nUe for eHtendSs OF
former precedent which have hitherto allowed assessment to
& and ss nI, ore pnnipS parallel with the same and
who in favor Of staying all proceeding need be-
10 ng he door af Wholesale iObSery may give
Raj o'e iee On Monday, 9th iStt
The whole nts amount to S6Ss272l6"
Col French moved the approval of the call with
the exception of the reflection upon the Commits
sioners; carried. Mr. WooDey dsclamed any inten.
ton # tfectDg on the Commissioners, but was oP'
posed 10 the sessment of property that would be in
jured by the extension.
Tie Chairman said it was stated in the bills that
they would be due on or before the 9th of August and
bills not paid previous to that date would be charged
certain rate Of intert st. But when he called on the
A,sessors he was told that Mayor Wood had the
boz ks ard thai they woUd not be able TO receive the
as. essspts til the books into their possession
IL was obvious Tiers was difficulty somewhere.
Col French did not that any feasible plan OF &C,
ton proposed, and douDt6u II auytnlpB eHeC'uti
could be done in the premises. The Supreme Court
wond not be likely 10 stutfy iself by reversing It's
own decision and no other Court had jurisdiction On
uo ion, Committee, consisting OF Mr. Wooley was
appointed 10 take legal advice and with power, II ne
should deem it advisable, TO call another meeting Ad-
jouned.
Tag MoRRIssAYIA PosT-OFFIcE On Friday, July
n took TO the Post Office Morrisssna letter sealed aud d
reced to Charles Simmer L. s. Senator Boston The letter was
not stamped hitherto bad ped letters in the coue
of NV repeated correspondence with the Senator The feminine
Postmaster that she the sr0H oeot re-
fused to receive the unssmped letter male Posniaser
b. is sos or did tell unsupported and after sharp
laid down and be put the stamp In my
presence on the above named letter
In communio alton made In THE TRIBUNE Aug T. the Post
mater Of MorEisssn that posted two letters for Bos
ton one for Wright the other or Charles Sumner The
former was stamped" stc Ito EhzuT Wight SO the
Postmaster such not the facts took there only one
sealed letter directed to Charles Sumner This ssoed letter
contained pside letter dhecedto Eiru Wright This second
letter ipeosed sealed not stamped says the
Postmaster II not directed Boston, but only the name
Of Eizur Whit written small straw ooored envelope
The question arises how the Postmaster speak Of letter
which sealed envelope directed to Charles Sumner
II he g. not spruast cairvOyan then the letter of
Charles have been opened and thus became dis
Postmaster the existence Of the contents directed
to Eur Wright The envelope directed to Sumner contained
nothing else one line Of writing.
In notice eoptsned IN TIE TRIBUNE Aug embodied the
complaints Of several Germans and repeat them here In
that notice did speak Of my alteration GURO"SKL
ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.--About 2 O'Clock yesterday
morning Isabella Hechnc young nineteen years OF
nm 10 he disrepuable house SO Bayard street She
sed.es by ToUng man named J.mes W Bell living in
street who then with her, issbels was taken