The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1844, Page 1

‘ . - ’ B Vol. X., Nov 51—Whale No. 3681. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY. 20, 1844. Prine: Rwe Oemes. 'To the Public. x BOSTON BUSINESS EXPRESS ’ Para. t the free hydrants tow inva te hesaysareto- Business Pursuits in New Yorx.—The New ‘THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspepir—pub | ADS FSI ETON tobeeribers bare made angers - {Correspondence of the Herald.) |e Seaaice Po Bt ies salculat pose intend: | York Business Directory for 184 and "45, has just lished every day of the Yor except New 5 ea ol = pny Non via Stow ingcon, to Borton, 10. the Para, Brazu, Jan. 18, 1844." Céuncil to Miser abydaural hdrows: invention, which | been published-by- John Doggett, jr. No. 79 Nassau Fourth of July. ‘Price conta per copy—or #1 6 Pet trannation of bugingsy tnd the anapo it watt | iPhat ‘Moveménts of American Clowns and Horses Abroad. | they have erected on the corner of Front. street and Peck | street, at $1 25a copy. It contains” ne less than THE WHEKLY HERA rad orey avery Saturday | aurtun roRMen Rati UO toe "cee Please to announce that 1 am'still in the land of a ieee eat eet eo eee ee oie Cro 26,205 names, clissed under 1167 heads. Powage cat emmgen ae tahio, deliver them in Bostom in. pergon. and return the an: ee Throuahou a mt jswoerime re the living, with Mr. Enos Sage’s Circus Company , ton Aqueduct Committee. favor of sel.| ,. Lhe following synopsis shows the principal pro- TISERS ere informed that the circulation of sere Soo ti forwarded See the Casard tasumees frog Hie ra ee sega turatare of the most approved at are) which left your city on the 3rd of January, 1843; the eet gnlace Wratten Diakoe port in favor of tek | fessions und trades included in the publication, to- tuo gre un BO TioURAND. Baa ereaing ek iLeties can bs bs me-paid af this office, for any part of Great his “fa Row aia . company are all well, and doing an extraordinary Manufacturers, four lots.on 14th street below the Bowery | gether with the number of individuals engaged in or the world, and tay theraferes the ores the baat chenret et channel for since ya PARHOET & CO. 29 Wall rhe Be ey mig wil cnble ea to fom ctibe Aare Re good business; houses full every nighto» Mr. L. P.M arjavene, fer the sum of $3000 Adobe assessed |C&CH- It is @ curious statement:— men in the city or country. in ad- Im* re wl, fn all its auch a maaner as wi Harrington, son, and Sol. Lipman, the ‘celebrated | on py on tl He, petition Buard to | Agricultural Warehou- Jewelers (manf) ro) ae, DAILY E ee icp octane and anaes, to ther ues SLY yen ipinan, n property on the Third avenue, petition the a Ragen i | PRINTING of all kinds executed a the most moderate “ZB nmi ni, pene tuury, thit ean ‘be found ‘in ‘aay ote iu the United | clown, belonging to the city of Philadelphia, mem- have the same Be reduce Ane Rees membenyat the Gem) 500 & eee oS preerenel AMES efor GENNETT, jivavante Ys yon ey aN | Rooms are at to the Hotel, where | bers of Mr. Sage s company are among the number | Mandal treated of $100 whieh wee eiidied Arm and Leg Makers 3. Lapidaries 6 f Paoraumton of THe Heaa.o Esras.snnsnt ed ‘the intermed: es, for the ranapor ee readiness. facie nied beled ‘rom Mee Bey u Laid = the Tuble..- A re} 2 favor of bu Maing a se | Acaidcial Bioviar Makers " eke eee = _ rages en vs and pack- Proprietors. ure ol leir performance, the: roduce the great- | er in Delancy street from Sheriff to the East River ; . Bua) el el Marthanedt. corner of Buiten. snd, Hessen steects. | oer role for io of aang Wills; uolest drafts and uceotnte, Rik Bayh x J wif tere _| est excitement wherever they perform, the report of the Special Committee on the petition of | Auctioneers 85 Lithographers 12 NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS. | "From orelock, A, M aan avery ts | 7" RRCHANGE HOTELCRALTINORE. | _ Your townsman, Mr. Rufus Welch and Cormpany, | Meets Filicatt & Brofhers of Baltimore, wha pioyed t0 | Toe sa scale Ma” Locking ginss and pie naa ined 8 were performing at Pernambuco on the Mth o' ‘ayenehdaighy iy SSwhingabsn ay 8: fa pe * Bt tater ie aed Re SEES atom. ee Pay Ray em ee ee ae move om salary ot Wilken Biachur fan inthe slooct Commission: | Band Box Bakers i i os al 4 . . ; Smee ULAR. vesy bathed tite psromnge eer punlis, ned jodieenst ef ans s 10 Rio Fanciro. ers office trom $500 to $0i0—wae ado) ped o i: Bankers MT Nanoweny yards 30 jeadss te 1s roapeet si eel a eee spe! The New Arsenal.—The Petition of the Commissary Ge- | Basket Makers Marbi orkel Balnmore, February 4. flim ee Charleston. neral to pepyide ie i erection ot desig State ise: {et ap Mekers = See. + ma at ¥ i aaa TTANBSION HOUSE HOTEL. (Correspondence of the Herald.] place of the present dilapidate aths Milliners 1 FARE cca UCED EO ORWENTY-RIVE CENTS. | o i, heat dacon THE, sxderigsed fakes oncanen to inform ecre Cuantestox, Feb. 15, 1844. asia Commaltiee camaleting mineting Mekert,... 0: Me eiapeweaie ae ij ae + a fost Bani Laverpgats Easter Haak, ot ree land’ Geenoce | & peers’ No inthe ety ‘of tanwemmboat landing | Selence and Theatricals—Dr. Lardner and Forveat— |" ‘Heli from Tux in tavor of remitting the tx of John | Blmd and Sash Makers a8 here To s / rf 5 having commedions: ten oat Landy Busi . Seu lart, o! Staten Islan ) ALTO AM. “At 1ig P.M. | Banking Compan fus na | fragt in she tenes ov ailtaatinaaey Arce City Weigher.—In favor of appointing D. E. Glover to | Bookbinders 42 Musjelane mu i a. eb ped bres ee ery a A person is sgeltetwaarintatranart Dr. Lardner is here, and lectures at Hibernian | the office o City Weigher. Dep TAS papery adi edh a ain a Florist 4 1056 do. bs sicgot th ated guns ‘eo Magen hip © ont PE a aiac ty take alle Hall this evening. The learned Doctor attracts] ,;2ecion of the eenident of the Croton, Aqueduct Board, | Bo:t and shoe Makers Nine ee 8 7 ON SUNDAYS. abe mA so pare ort, yo ors Consal, a the fort ef cmmberkacion, te obviate good audiences. Mr. Forrest is also here, and is informing this Board that the sureties of Thomas A. Da.) Botanic Medicines Oil Merchants 48 1 ita At their general passige offive, 43 Peck s 1p, | ficulties and iscouveniens, ¥ to pay a short vith Mr. F " vies, the contractor, by whose negligence the horse of | rays and Beil Founders 26 Oyster Saloons 186 acoA Bat BM, Ate BM eee xg, | fetire RIS Micormer of Gouth street _ | Meteang WILLIAM FULTON | 1? Pay engagement. with Mr, Forbes. The. op ee poyla wes injared, by falling into’ @ hole. whare,| Brew Painters 207 The sats al tee ‘Morris and Essex Railroad for Orange, ‘OR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL, wT ADVERTIAEMENT OO legitimate drama” is not in vogue, however, and to the Puints, 87 He, faditon ‘and Morristown, ran "The Royal Mai hip HIBER ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT. a8 ‘ ‘ a free i a was being put down, was referred to th P . throw icin Hhange, and connect with 9 ER CARE Mdkine tq. Commander, Lorne, KATHARINE HOTEL, opposite tu |i is thought he will not fill the treasury of Mr. F.| Goursel ‘ior the corporation for prosecution | ‘The a Beer 8 26 ‘and 3 et ew York, ‘will leave for the above ports on Fri- ‘The Seguins are daily expected from New Orle sureties were Thomas Collier, of the Merchant's Ex- Puper Hangings a2 NEW. atc AND ELIZABETH TOWN. ct, HOSS LEN rape ie Me" Snaed Grewerd oF the, Bei a) ‘Phee have.-be. pe i dyin ey change—the whereabouts of 8. H. Davies could not be as- pater Warehouses eo a SAS Ph, ERR | zea ri tame gd wai | A, eet gcse et, nme | ci x4 fasion t 8 A.M. At 2 POM, ‘i yor ipanefemea jonsw andele, ww ata for music which | another Hydrant Hole.—A resolution was offered to pay Peddlers 266 9 do. 3 do. establish rent, rt ae wat wud turni regnidless of | prevails here, us well as everywhere else, where | J. k Cadmus ¢ sum of $26, for injuries sustained by the | Butchers 698 Pencil Case Makers 9 wk z hs vf & Siar ner gees pou of | Ole Bull has been, will induce our mansger to se. | upsetting ota cab; by season ore pile of stones thrown in, | Butter Dealers 9 Periumers 16 “1 FOR LONDON Heeler of ie Soe the ne cure the Opera troupe tor a short period. to Grove street, where a free hydrant was being placed.— | Button Makers, &c, 58 Bobrnagy the fiat clan fxg sulin packet ship Our wharves are filled with cotton; still holders | Referred. nat Manet Plone Makers ™* her we jay. nae are firm. There is very little shipping compara- ee esa et the report to build a sewer in | Camp! ~ » Ke. 2 ee oe rors superior eecomamodations for eect The | tively, and the most of it is foreign. PHAR ate ci Be amie vhs Piel pears © ee ce P4 ~ not OF i is foneigt , ® ake! iimmeuiate application on ¥ oath ‘9 sites OF nil 'be toad i a i (agua Comeei: fented avery whimsical petition from the Big Fim ‘Treo, | Cartmen sana Foulerere ne the week or mon Br bea on Boaun or Avpenmun—Monday.—Al ip the Park, om behall o Eran, ise ope Rees ioe Mract8e street, comer of “outh. Alderman Puxpy, Pre) bail ho directed nut to use hi Ter nth ton ee 78 newspapers net inclu- ho may honor hin with | *ideut, in the Chair. all ho directed nut to use his pruning pon their | (bh al ee FORK Reps New Line — tal te may honor him with |" Reward by the Mayor.—A communication from the May. | DTanches this coming spring, as it prevents them from | Chemists epee Esra i HeeTEn. “iota Baton. paom oes aot hie oe, goes | or asking ule Connon, Counell Totter a rewanto tog | sending forthand affonting « grateful shace to “the gc 129 (and diferent kinde7) xe. y merit ‘will so. iy bestowed on | fur the apprehension of the person or persons who were es; 7 ‘ : pt a iran oe Cassa mean pak 'f Sie i ns Seer aN Tr TE LIDRARY concerned in fring at Dr, DeDouali on Friday evening og ih Te bl stan Aslan Alderman Smith or, Clock Makers i Pap en oe to the Ca a A s Coach and Carriege Ma- yy Mede Linen 67 eaves, TORNG “Aldermen Las thought that $200 was table. ‘This was, after a rather ludicrous debate, carried | Coach and Carrieg rnd pe ie se er ie hee rit ip Hottinguar, Ira ate matter; 20,000 VOLUMES Adarman Nasu belived tat fas) was sufiient ye eed tlie invitation to attend the Annual Ball | Coal Dealers rs saa, 133 ON SUNDAYS.” area "earns Meil'succeed the Rochester, and’ vail on | SEVENTY BRITISH wd AMERICAN PERIODICALS | , Alderman {11.90 said that the murder of Corlis an Le0-| or'fnting company 43, om Wednéaday,, the 43th Inst, at | Coffee Ronsters 23 Sail Makers n cope Net, Acasa Ange ak her regular day. lst Maren, i} PERSONS not engaged in mercantile purruite mav become | nard street, that of Mury Rogers in Hoboken, aud the boy Tammany all cient ednesday, the 25th Inst, ot) Cofia, Warehouses 46 Saw andFileMekers 14 except in mie Pia ia ialadsboewoen New ¥ ROW LIVERFOOL-NEW LINE pr I ey I ad too rabpry tere et panes ipeun discovered, = it ‘Damages.—A report in favor for paying Stephen | Comb Makers 13 re 87 eal New wees New Rann faethe orien penteeny 1s spleee racket ship By order, CHAS. M. WHEATLEY, ii relat teeny mnatemen yaar gerry Cee OE Canal tvoct. tse anm of $10, for damages! sus. | Commission Merchants 610 Segar Makers 121 Nowark tien (abet Haley. nd, New Bran ack as abe wil cant meee a A 1: SOTO TE ig Secretary. | this, portant measure KG tained hy the bursting of a Croton waier pire, on the cor- | Confectioners Joa. Ship Builders Ww paseengers who ine ket @ a Te oe keufor or'comor, wonlyo« | FOR LITERAR YSTIEOPIONS AND PUBLIC) | The motion to authorize tha Mayor to offer a $1000 re. HF Of Canal and Greene street, was Concurrel in Ceupats 93 Silks . ps Tene es are 1 receive e con compere ‘at Orleans wi a cl i RAIL NBs 00. OMmivs MAY ig =f RART (ee ae ward was adopted by a vote of 10 to 7. Potace Revo. Con nerstaiths $3 Guo 16 "Ee cama d Rahway and f r cihatrect. | EL Q3iton, pubtioned at Florenes,(t ted SREER’ TERT. | colartve tt as esoy a cemam uticatioa from the Mayor] | On motion Of Ait aes, the ropert | Cons, Fringes, ko. 37 Silver Patera 1a in ermediae laces has bess redaced (ivcludiog, erty) t2 40 | Fhe ieee shin Hoseins, C lina. of 1100" tons, | goutaninn sti tpeen atin, tea Havens relative to an impiovementof Pliny Nobinson for clean. | went into a committee of the whole, to disci the report | Corset Warthouses _g0_‘Silveramithe peryear {between New Brunswick and New York $7 et | Bada the't he mind’ sal tbe 94h Mase, herrea: En phe lenin | Pans a That ata i lug roots was relerred tg committecon streets," | of the special committes on the, reorganization of the To: | Carriere is dopand Condlen z year. Monti, ia ‘oss. in by Poy d ‘mperance Invitation—A communication was receiv ice and Wal ment—Assistan tT Cutlers 19. Stables, Live tee = rely upon the slups of this line sailing pane- by Aignen, the Spanish by Garcia Malo: from the ‘Ashland Division” of the ‘Temperance Ca rew in the chair. Then rt of the select committee on p ry PATERSON KAILROAD Myre My (iy thie we work couprivs “pweaty-fuur, members, forming two | inviting the Common Council to atiemt ihe opening uf | "the appointing power” was received ; Itwas amajority | Dentists, 1 Sede Water Makers 3 SR SEW HINE_OF LIVEROOL PACKETS— FING, OF LIVERPOOL FAGKETS— ae on ng, planed by rolhapt eemnrabee eontaies § Super eae Hall, corner of Grove and Hudson streets, Ac- | report ie ne the minority. Mayor, the Re: | Dress Makers 33 Stationers rr) acket of 2ist February—' leadid wel awe ber 50—t1 b> Board oj ointment—To consi! 7 ENCE: Psat arlene: a at oH Se abeaiee he oor Ca ina "] ss M Han gay Bi here nora. Clay, Gini tay etipad thelr corde, tee. Shirt Ne Te ae beiuilec anti tee Dry Goods Vase Steel Manulactnrers ‘3 Re TL AND. E n ¥ % jous received at Mr. ice, jall—Accepted. ree Assistant Aldermen, to be chosen by ballot after the ane = her %: i rt Pe ncaa treme for the comfort of ex | Lisnenstd street, comer of Broadway, over the ork Ly ‘iso, o attend the Morte Association Ball Agcepted. | passage of this ordinance, and annually in Junealterthe | PYCrs 5 Sits a A ae » Oot 5 et lit la eA al ilar Rake tidial | I aunty Clerk's tom ition from James Conner, | charter election. PATERSON DEIR: Tay aaa ee ee on tenia | “THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN | Couaty Cietk for aught Tepulrs in his ofice, was felerrod tit {orman, Brows. na boll, cent ana |p {Gnd diferent kinds 1) Stove Warehouses: 33 aw Me pe or y m Me pairs, mani opposed the po: oT rest es a, ie aap 4i eri slp, cot Souibat | TIE whole of the mnjxncions apd acre: © ceigin Hounuca-A, potion, from Jahn G Titi, of bers from each Board, It» anpealed tron yieems to the He tad oeaioda 7° tal ARON ME GaSle meres foe Trains anal _W PACKETS FOR LIVERPUO! bracts took place betwoan ort $400 r for the use of the surplus | members of the Board, net to w pi P 7 A CLE De apleudtd aud favorive Chari rs. MeLirutone, atid which has | water trom the Union Fountain, for twelve ye ars at | them from entering in'a fair and open ixcussion of this oa pean am pee hor af Transportation oars leave anda excepted.) Faseen- Pack ts eo Te iilotons biter premmneri, Sigdlgter mayo clan ona gs twalve hows per tT important measure. ‘The press of every purty, of no par- | Pour Dealers ioe OS Gia esltetee betare tha sees ak ores dyibeme "| J. erigca, will sail oo Hriday, 2st Fébruary arday. | Ba ale ito se hands 0 ae eae by the decoder of Cia] New York and Jdbany Tailvoud—A petition from Alex. | ty and of every description, were loud’ in denouncing | Erit Dealers CR Salhi 38 Beroons ab ‘mbar forthe “pe barton teins eda ceat her otetcwes the world.’ Tothe carious in | “der Hamilton, avking the Common Council to pledge the Political iniluence of the'system of appointing to of | paTnitire Dealer ‘Truvk Mokere i WINTER ARRANGEMENT “FOR, sraey fame sdrantage nb en alecing Bihan Fata eer mill be Ha wi re ihe city to the amonnt of $1,000,000 to Gnish this rauroud. | fice. The people did not wish to see vr rag ithieei-| Glaen Cutters O euinbie = caped and eanao ‘strongly jn'erest_ readers iu genera mittee on Financ converted into a political engin 5‘ Hovaarorie: thar seas ccante stoke ihe are cape 13 bye! sider then lia i Sinbarah vimaltanevetly ‘New Watch House—The Committee on Police reported | ever reform they could got in the department under con- | GMa Steines and Ena. | Turpentine Distillers 10 a ns fi clase and their regommodarions, itis well Known, are auperior | Americen edition iat sem. -wolaine of shear ae pane, in tavor of non-coucurring with the other Board in etect- | sideration, should be as far removed from the old practice. | Glovers 8 Tela Makers = eaeyrand | 0.847 others. 1 gy biog "to secure berths, shou ai eed an ar eats the torflocse, | 26% WatchHouse in the Sixteenth Ward, between Se ind wanted something better} Gold Beaters 10 Undertakers 00 Seep patent EN AA a sch aves make an es boar OF 8 Notices of the Correa dence between Dumand Clarinda, | Youth and Bighth Avenues, at un expense of not over | and nonmpoltica, For himselt he was opposed sltogetl-| Grate and Ranges 2 Upholsterers %9 Svork from, (008 foot (Liberty at, 8 at hall 4 Recht General Passage Office, from the British J $3000—but recommended that the Superintendent of Ke. | er to the Common Council being mixed up in the matter, | Gr ocorg 8 1988 Watch Care Makers 4 wr 6 oelock ar Bridgeport. t | past oasatonne an 43 Peck Slip, coruer South street. Letters to Olanunaa fh have long been telt by the admirers | pairs.ndvertise for proposals to erect the building. The desirous of meeting the majority of the] Guy Makers 13 Watches and Jewelry 164 Bitchy, aeiad ey of Beer ‘The Rochester will su} ftom Liverpacl on Diageek 696i to vena imporint chapter in the Poet's Biography.”—| report and resolution was then adopted by a vote of 11 ‘piri of fairness he would amend the sec-| Hair Dressers 265 > White Lead Manufectu- “ Persous wish Ua . rs 10-5, tion by inserting one Alderman and Assistant for three— 2 For passage or Freight, apply on board, oat the office, out ja thu magnificent hat of ant ie ela riniesailiog | , “seldom have we, welcomed ey h Appointment of Measurers—The Committee on Appli-| Should the rection be pasced as now offered, the Common | Harmers Makes co? tal wig Makers 2 ‘Liberty strees. SPRAY Acar fis tor ay ajaouut.' payable au welunout dia-ount, | chy talv of Burns’ devoted ‘nf dvtheletiets throw | C@tioas for office reported in favor of appointing eter | Connell would have the majorit 7 el pat Hkter and Leather st Wines and Liquors == 151 ‘ See ___________ | pal the p.ancival towns of Bugland, eo Sight gp, moany trait i ia the wildly devious chamscter of Tice and J. C. Pelhau ax measurers, was adopted. ments. “He wat notin favor of giving themauch 2 Pro.) wotaisand, Tave ine. Witedenaiheietees 1 tant es . —_ ‘ne same Col itt 4 imeelf wi favor of givin ea . lA Nios te PAINTS nn ROAD MINK) ihe Garrick will su-ceed the Rochertar, and sail on, 20ih Wherery ihe the mae ame ‘of Robert Barus is known, this book | yome twenty Seuae” PeTNONS Yo the ‘allies of Se nentiae | Pointing power into the hands Of the exectitive of the ci- | importers iprielnan Ta eons . Paanc T Sevrunry f inodire avidity and, anxiety. as being pros: pede? A p Sea rarealicoams the State and the country at large, | (and dift'nt kinds classed 75) Wooden Ware Deniers 36 Pde Hen se, Mewbetren nny resarens Taseser) ” Bhy'eve hase of his Wr ‘which will 1 be vento the wd. a he By after Ce TR Cr Or te ete ee aie y Terites | India Rubber Goods 9 Wool Dealers 18 entown ANB TOU EL ACR EA % Toe BE or RACKET and as wtwugivg fally Moga hich wi paseage at Lie his inet re hour’stalk about nothing, the resolution was | ‘The President and Governor a tn Fe gel a oe Tran Foundert 27 Wool Staplera 2 ye dpetched or La Liverbecl cater pain Rartistt peeveaty Hee amyster7, fraitful va inal ‘suspic on the table. for othe andthe Senate conld ratify or refuse, as they | 165 Merchunts 20 “Yarns Batts, 6; a4 New Jirser..4.—A communication was presented from the her cegular da) jous Satis, porta the last that: remaips {0 be de | Commissary General of the State for permission for the hought est. So he would have the power vested in wwihing to camgumasmgs will arquize ire 8 rit early onfohded ts gee dred ‘our great Nati the by a, descendan ead of the city government, but he would not] Here is variety enough, and competition enough, State to dispose of the North ey Yard, and the | press his own views, but only ought to secure, as far ql ines . THROUGH IN 81X HOURS. neterhoe Boar oe: | (esteem cpanel bya, deponndas stot ove wha emp beg sy ade coeds to be applied towards erecting a new attend oghnve'| ge possible, the independence of the Department beyond | Cave Ws Perfection in every thing. ‘There’appears feria Siew re err wlth Acerean Fe from Grea Britain and Heelan can be ce, aa ie PRT "a Present site was presented us follows'— voli Vilvencen g a oe ~ be no less than thirty-one different kinds of bro- Morning by iat =, a of che line, at lowest rate; ant “This volume is in with an actnmalation of attrac: | To tux Hononasux Tie C . Assistant Alderman once Was oppor ving | kers, numbering in all 435 individuals, mostof whom erning. befarniseed for'eny amount, payable in 2 L& THE CORFORATION oF THE CITY OF ie 5 , Rink Homie wathoneay charger trouglont Great | wont Mfuatiect ray partes al hl else Naw, Yous the authority to the Mayor. Tt was @ is, pinch: t proceeds direct to ‘me tom are money brokers and changers. » Pvering Lane eet Behan en Philadelphia) ene cars. ve aud tralnad, om applicntion as above “The undersigned Commissury General of the State of | Pie, and he could not on an argument vote for such a mea- 11 to 16rre ethan for forme: me ty at {be strange mystery which hung around Snoe Stores of S P SECO. —eere General fons. ACK B. Un OLD LINE OF LIVER Baer, We think: welisincco- New York would respectiully represent that the ground h A cope Geass arcu St) AOBS SSL VaR ORE IMSRL ea | Miter ee Seti ey le tre |stats Seskbareen ts | nt een ches Tc cin | om Mesos Pama Armen Waren regan, Deawaxe a yoo. | eres See ae ee Tpusouany ‘‘gpiaun 8, | producrd By bee ay sand Gow 2 sala oh streets, was granted by your honorable’ body, om or abaut | mon Council to have a voice in the oppointing of officers ne R. Warrixa, Eaq., District Attor Gee earrnaten ty traits ar gonrered Spe ofty 3 wit eran y ea ee PrSay. ete Bebteary, bee nguiged that of x pt Barn “Bites thle rela, ate the year 1803, for miuiury purposes, ‘The State then | He would oppose both, 19 — Trial for avault and Battery —Benjamin Du- by) dea aeameoat tronic Asearecets dere the travelling public, hat the accommo: well be eal pein ors ae tM hcuandy | erected the said Arsenal aod other necessary Dusllings, |, A*sistant Merman Cuantice: said be was opposed to | rant and Horatio Atwood, were put on their trial for an the ladles’ nse. ‘wel ren tothe ng public, that thes mo; | Immortal foet, Peanicee cainteer thes! the athor of The | and enclosed the whole with a board fence, since Which the amendment, and thought that as the Common Coun. | Assault and Battery, committed on the 26th December last Tueturming, tne nee leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal- i, fa ie (ur cabia, sec Unters Saturday Night, to provide Dimeelf’ witha copy "| time ( treet has bee: r cil had the establishing of the qfices were entitled | on the person of Richard Brown, of No. 26 Fourth street ant figambeat to | Fpotlaatown ty 7 o'clock, An Ml | canin andeteerace easter etre sy by any other live rp OV Has tmem_ | State paid hoary maosemensa che ugh it, for which the | + nave a share in the patronage. He wae not prepared | Durant cut th lainant’ ; % by. ad b's or vesvel in port. ‘hose now or hereafter returaing to tne old State paid heavy assessments; also White sireet, which Wo noticed ceeacts ite TNR CORE Trea eae te emana Relea snd At- othe tines tor Gon. A, Ms and | country, will afall umes Bad itt thea interest apd, comfort ty PALMOS (CATE CONCERT AND CUFFEE ROOMS | made two plots of ground, ‘The one an entire block, | 1.70 away with the political power! | His constituents did | wood kicked his wife. A controversy took place as to th 4p. petag a coutiuuation of select tins convey*n For (ass we, apply on board, toot of FOR SALE. bounded as above, 200 feet square, on which the main | Mt send him to the Board to do away with any of their | right of possession of vome hatter's kettles, and the alleged j9 3m"m Beekman st., or to the aubseribe. CORNER OF rah gigs CHAMBER ST. | puildings now are. ‘Che other, on’ the northerly side of | Ti@hts, and he thought that with all eloquent speeches of | assault the result of an Wis pt to remove them from the ROCHE, BXOTHE! we CO. $5 Fulionztreer, HE FIX URES, SPOCK AND GOODWILL of this | wh t, aa : y the gentlemen of the Eighth and Thirteenth, they were | s op of tl » complainant. The jury found both the ac- OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE TR Toad is em een Pere Pack. smmporraut business, the my a aeeataae? aoa bee bee Trond ‘e703 Hamodpiely ouselte, making. a Hiece ot} not prepared tothrow away mich rights. It was allvery | ensed guilty. The court ahaa Dartargio; Mae Ateced OFFICE. [ase eating i dale fre cau fave, theme bromett ont | NE covey comer of Chamber street ant Broatway, ta be dis- | Ths sooteotion ef okanon.. ‘The tin Dulilding and siveds | fine to talk so when they knew. there majority | five ‘teller MSOUTE SARELT, vite ther oF 1 any of the Pt eee this sragunfieeat and inated oo the peconene bee osheed ¢2 earn vo | have become so dilapidated and unsule, for the proper pro auninst thom. “Hethersfore moved thatthe amendment be | sip! to Commit « Grand Taemny Sarah Vincent ied Ue, sul Mort puLetandiy, 00 cue Ist prapri tir'ware | tection of the State property, es absolut TO’ | laid on the table, which was finally carried. colored female, wan next tried forthe above offence, st- Seas Di i it apply as above. “HOW Ri Ur tue additional building ‘and ealite ea ty Site Assistant Aldermen Bocas moved to strike out the three | tempting on the 18th of last December by stealing a watch ean be caangra fomainempget ye flowing snr Nacht ship wil ngceeed the rt i PF yoke after the state ceases. to occupy It for military purjoscy, | Aldermen and three Ansistants from the section. He | suiver spoons, trinkets, ke., worth $100, from the house of pecker ships comprising f Sa Rives be ther 5 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, | the undersigned asks permission for the State to dis. | "S%n Tepentad his decided opposition to the section giving | Mrs Susan King, No. 2 Sixth street. sailing as wader. a m— No, 75. Chambers stree pose of the smaller piece of ground, and apply the | ‘%¢ Commen Council a voice in the matter. This war | The acensed had formerly been in Mrs. King’s employ PACKEY Ton HA’ te (Becond Li OE CASES SUC PSBFULLY TREATE seeds sf J a >, lost also. He then moved that both Boards should be | usa servant, and after herdischaige was inthe batt ef he shi peti eyes ce ei” eee DA, dames Buack, master, will sail ou | 2 secondary Syphilis Tiadlnnecton ot the Eyes Se atie tak eee tee, puilding | inserted. ithe Common Council was to have any thine | visiting her late mistress, and on the day in question wes t sneer a , provideu the© os DERMBKID OY Se HintKen. or} Fontan Mine Aarne pA ihe State appropriate the additional money required. 1 | "tall to do with it, he preferred thatthe power show be | discovered bury atthe drewerthetooutsined. the prop ry iD BN. Loh fire Trane Wall aod Wares ates, fol oe herewith submit a plan and estimate of a building, which | Vested in the entire body ond not in a part’ This was | and on being detected left. The evidence of intent war VOR SASL IEREE AE 74 Tat of Maren= | 10 Gouonthea in my opinion would be proper un suticicat, the same | lott. He then moved the addition of two Special Magis: | very slender, and asthe District Attorney Was not dirpored Therhip HuNKY EHOMESUN, Capt. Sylvester 4 Breschite tents as is now before the honoravle the Legislature, for their | ‘ates but this also was lost to press the case, she was acquitted. Vordcath-aluacnmnataihere 4 Suppression of the Menses 1 Grat Devitity action. "I am respectfully, The original section was then put and carried, lurglary in the Third Degree —Williom Berry, nlins MEN Vie NCL SEN ELES, blending é 2Hbracnatignn ie RENEE: STORMS, Gomrss,:tidnecal. Cit of Board. One ol the Seriveners attache to the | Henry Foster. wae next tried for burglary, sn iteaking 103 , orto - . jpecial Magiatrates’ ice. to be Clerk of @ Board—to | into the store of Mr. John L. Murra fo. 121 Prince 1 Dysent 2 Midwifery ‘The estimated oust is $30,060 o y. nswatee _ 9 Tomine ROR aon Seem, | RERAT LInACahy? m makce We | Water inihe Ath Diane Wach—The Commie on | anrontety he Preient ol he oar 4, , | et om thm of he December Me and en = a5 —— —— ter {21 a ere' mbne | ys ro! [pene ever — Seta porta ia pets ios Yatreducing menton charges in writing, ‘The President to have pow. | £350 to $680, On the priconer being arrested by officer Iyt rene ards BOOTS AND SHOES. —w Su > a of ‘Adopted. orto: suspend tntll the meeting of the Board, Wis ‘oxeph, a part of thé property was found on his premises , ach gto oe in resident. —The May or to be the President of the Bonrd: | No. 37! O: treet, part ¢ % Sibi see oun Yeasonably expect a Ne he as eng ra LADIES AND GENTLEMEN SURGICAL OPERATIONS. Kemoting the Roundsmen—The Committee on Police, | +44 appointments toe by ballot, a majority to henecesss: | pied Jintiy hy the prironet ond’m man famed. Peter 9c, ox come out, the smcnasy wil! be peomadly 4 ‘hhed Stvictuden aneed eeoan.of the Bou veported in favor of allowing the captains of the watch Ppo y j y the prisoner and aman named PT povialta eau ts sie wryabieas be Nat qual and | ALL Wilt) YEAR ihe abors articles andwish igsave money, | * “Oucen ti mene 1 Cancer ou tie Breast w| ‘he power ofremoviag the rotolemen at thei pleasure {4% Iorum being presents) Vantey, which consated of two umbrellas, &., and all of imei pray ‘ had bet'er lose ng time in cal ing a: tne fashiouadie Bootand | a fCaicnd ae crete Nomination of Candidates for Office-—Each member of J Nos. i vty fe which was identified by Mr. Murray as his property. A und place them where they please. ‘The re min named Groover, had heen. tried and convicted 96 the accomplice of the acccused, the commission of this burglary. The evidence of guilt wae extremely vague in itscharacter, andthe jury tonnd him not guilty. He m urged is, the Boards of Aldermen and Assistants to furnish a list of candidates, to be selected from their respective wards— such candidates to be citizens of the State and of the Uni- ted States, and to be not under 21 nor over 60 years—to ved ig and 161 Greawich r Yes witi'an article that’ for a oe eg byanimprov- 2 Hemorthoidal ‘Tumors re ac the Mayor has reappuinced a roundsman atier the Je CAUNLE DE AU’Passed OF per mov oulder | -@ptain of the 3d district watch had removed him. rDipiocation of Shoulder |“ iderman Nasi daid he thought there was politics in it Alderman Esinoxs said ifthere was he did not know it LP ii hors aif Fe: ie BES: a cular those ladies and gentle~ r teen who consiiee swell ena prasad aster an indispensable raion a he men of frood character, ded d e NB nen at ss ca Srtiele to the Cout ensemble ofall wi iu monde, that 1 Bhs Temas’ Temores | yAiterman Scotes thought the suggestion of Alderman | ree are the principal features of article 24. The hangar Se il Het on, Seeler Fadhetpent for repo taste! ssa Ena sii, had ees the unty plac-s in iwew ‘York * r fen face | mbdel Warnes thought that the change was set bse an satan wale i iuan se 4th, oth, alld Loree Jane Burton was then tried for a grand by? B eicibaes, Shoes, &e., always on - {Bled + Ey en very desirable. 6th, 7th, which was refer te hes ag committer, to re- ieee in at in the sorte, Pu part it Jannary lest, : ‘Alderman Nasi believed no change was called for, | Pert atthe next meeting of the Boar’ 408 from Mr. Jobn 8. Giles, of Lispenard ‘street, WEW LIN. SF OF] L POOL A Yicoxg and 161 Greenwich street. ‘The poor attended to withoat charge, every diy, becween 8 ‘The Committee then rose and reported progress From the testimony of Mr. Gilea, it ared that about Town! iroa ew York on the Laverpoot oa the 11th Prats oa sere nat fan s'sleeh. DX. H BOSTWICK, maiderman ‘Tuoy concurred with Alderman Water! rhe pearing Chapel —The petition of the Rev. John | five o'clock in. the morning of ane ip “qnestion oe mon iseeaiines Boek a5, aes fi 2w*re Attending Surgeon and Physician. ‘Alderman Scoi.xs moved to refer back, to ascertain if} MeV! has, des: bccn \ te ¥ coe Beant goon rau papa ns with his wife, he inl ‘roused ao ¢ ‘B00’ the 4 1d sional mt i loi she that some one was int! room. o are BS ar oai-aho aunwe sy pip bas Ee EAs there Figs ee ee Me rypert—Lost hy 0 Howtee Chapel at the foot of Peck Slip, East River, war, around, the prisuner was fo amie ated, She we (OLESALE AND Mens hy a resolution of this Board, concurred in, and the prayer is so granted, Adjournment—The Board stands adjourned until Fri- day evening next. «servant in the family, and had been to for more than a year; and on his searching his pantaloons pocket, :he found that his wallet was gone. It was found under the hed after the girl had crawled out in her stocking feet, and who hy way of excuse for her situation, stated the had come into the room to get a light, an’ gret for the act committed” The witness ‘The resolution was then ited by a vote of 12 to 4. THE oa! ANTON ZEA COMPANY, _ ‘Thomas Constantine was appotated Inspector of Lum: « Store, 818 Bleecker st, N. Y. © Taian, cosetsed Metatnd Van Hovtee’ sty Petercon, N:S% thenum of $0,917, to erect & public echool houre in the LVF THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUR. b99 chasers to le? City Property.—The ordinance relative to the tment, where they and rrerchasere &o, Me mablish | sale of city Moers not used tor public purposes, as won of pure anc julterated ‘Teas fa Ui jtates. renown of sin Bs Be cove fa aie, eas 3 Sat eta MDONS, se aap a fee Public School, Sixth Ward.—A resolution to appropriate Superior Court, Before a full Bench. Decisions —John Constantine ade. John S. Van jotion denied with $10 costs, and that the plaintiff’ pay the costs of the motion. John B Gattiano ads. Joreph H Harris —Motion to stand ntil Saturday morning next, with a stay of pro- ngs t Heoree Chesterman and Edward Carry va. Nicholas Schek terina and wife — Ordered that the motion in the ense stand over until Saturday ne William Wilmarih vs. Francis Sayre and John FH. Gat field.—Motion granted, and ten di time allowed upon payment of the costs of the motion, at $7 fred Taylor and C. Boorman ads. Elias Wood and others.—New trial granted, costs to abide the ever The People ex. rel. Samuel Reed v8. Sheviff Hart.—Or- dered that the Sheriff answer the interrogatories on next Monday, or at the opening of the nextterm of the cour Frederick Read, impleaded &c. ads, David B. and William Moses.— Re-argument ordered. Peter Sather and Martin Flowers, ads. James Giddleman. —Jndgment ordered for the defendant. Pits Kearney, Je., vs. George D. Post.—Re-argument ordered Joseph FE. Westvs. Walter Leggett and others.-Motion for a wew trial denied. RRICK, ROSCI Us, ame Jobe ships are: I of the amended in the other board, was concurred in. versal ‘and house, rela Sale of Lot in 13th street.-A resolution tu sell lots i in es otal a tind 18 be hel é ayes, ah a ities. to ities, nigh Cae jees_ and upright aatiine.t istoc | 13th aes between Bowery and 3d avenue, to. Stoldurt, Kul derstood t render further comment aE Tey a's Black | Vorcester & Dunham, for $8,000, was concurred in, Kruatlin street Public Schoot House-—A. resolution to 80 alter the pre- = WT ae maake crdiy exertion wo give ge: | 80 lmtre "GARCORY & etl Broadway. By ecieteaee cence ci oe aen caviains of owners ofthe aie will be mapon CATHEKINE HTRERT—Th si “ neh vil os ean, bares eager i 7d, i “| he a faa af tae pore place tet Rept She, ask, “on ajay hare enc om to tay ih any other stows | The Hoar then adjourned to Monday next. ol ment ight on Pang AD Us? sf ta ier, York, a) im*re Boaro or Assistant Atoxamen —President Brown in jury found the pri e Court upon the re- commendation to mercy, sentenced her to the stete prison ion tw Shae, only, rand Inquest —The Grand Jury came into Court wit eateeer of hills found by them Bail Forfrited.—The bail of Gilbert M. Sawyer, indicted forobtaining a horse under falee pretences from W. E. and thoxe of Haniel Kennedy and Edward battery, were ordered ty be estre iny nt LL o'clock, A.M. the world, ‘alt of bid aed goods and wars warranted to be the, vent schoo law, as to obtain a vote of the Geen ot each ward belore achool houses are erected, was presented vy Alderman Woodhull, and laid on the table. ‘s the place you lie will ¢, that the Cs advertise ty ex Flippers, 0 onions oo 8, iat, the lowest priees ever offetea in chin 0e beautifat ki p UMBRELLAS, me The Minutes of the last meeting were read to It SLEEPER, BROTHERS Tnchtationy—-From ( r we Hy NO, iat MARKEE SrmbEn, PAiLApel eu IA, tis Wace hi From General Storms, to visit and Beto 9 FR ty I TU fine as mcreased } (to day)—From the Ashland Division of the Sons of ‘alba ily rn | Lemperance to be present at the dedication of their Hall, BHEL. | in the building of St. Luke's, on the corner of Grove and ‘From the Democratic Play Club to attend their Ball at the Washington Hall—From the Morris As- gts not Nb to thi it <P at tke Re endurable ady-nee yesmocs lag attend their Annual Ball at Washington Hall. rt to intro! BY WN, 8. peers, Letters by the pach ts will eet ; 50 cents per o ance, an pew hey Tag PASSAGE FROM GREATBRITALN AND IRELAND APD, (A COMPLIMENTARY BALL MR. ROBERT AND RO Lare Prorninron inspect nal at half-past three’ o'clock on ‘Tuesday, shee Bit ther Boot 4 Shoes, «+= % ions Alsoy alt sorta of ln | keene ee yall fe irae auc md ena 4 = men's bore | Cas, eee ND SUN SHADES, including the | Hudson stree ya youtn's Ronts ned Hons, eacreordl ‘ow then, | Hts Pan wary look—v. At eared and be catiebod the i wag arse ad aoe a ba Ma petionabeir 6 im*m 8°, 26 Catherine street. Hig the ctrek uit |. Liberty Pole.—'The inhabitants of the Eigth Ward peti- wed to break ground in Wooster street, on r ro ‘ a ein, Se rive the most fashionable and best manufactured | tion to bo comprise t! most ionable ant manufactai fom aarp iconv IN BOOTS «hada, = | goods in the wack: t ttt 2wre for the erection of a Liverty Pole. Referred gai egy. ain day robs ent comm ert re ateaugn of te Wie to heenees | A ARDC tthe Alderman and Assiatent Alder nee one im ME ames! oe Roche is Asi shments on the urge qnantity and qnality of + Noenso; we the Shabsy comer of Willi TOMSDAV EVEN! ING next, “he 2th inetaat, A Sptendid Band ix troyided, and every facility will be af- ‘orded to secure the comfort and caer ment of thone attend v order af the Committee. 7 Trekrts One Doll ‘hich. il admit a seman A GARD, in of the Ward, | "yun J, Lawrence alldministrators ads. Henry Barclay. | %h Indirs—may be tad at the Bar of the joteland vormmeat of Boots from $2 upwards. Iie will sell at the PHENIX EXCHANGE. with power. dam. for the | Jwlgment for the defendant, with liberty to the plait | “As'areqe ntiwe* Hasmony Hall 17 Cenueatreet, 0, tO ha we tiens A. Hemi n pide Poor mane a ne SNEDEGOR AND T PSON, plications for Office.—-Of Anthony 8, Suydam, for the | ¢ amend within ten days after notice of the rule, on pay- Jonstan- ~FRENCH ARTIFIC TAL FLOWERS, &e , to be Inspector of Lumber ; granted Of M. H. Davis He mgr have reerived. rer lete arrivals fom i} keep cowstant! f neh Arsiehal ieee jon nnd, coiee acre Matermals of all kine ment of costa Henry McFarlan ads. the Triton Insurance Company Motion for a new trinl denied patch. ptnoatd the for not paperoae Masaaki, Hot vaakin’ abort tas as & ee pm beg ichthe pabuneat. ited the popular Refectory rnmed fo thoes who uid le elso mates Boo of all devritions to der. on the sng Nag scrae na, Rnown aa the ire Ball, ot a bine. ty a comprise | shortest notie ti ele trial will | [NKORM their numerous friends, that hey, have taki office of City Weighor; referred. Ui ‘Thomas R rs HE tie Fine led Hay, and of A ranted, Of John ‘'T, xo be a Weigher and Inspector ne Oorno [and terkcep the ghoigsce liquors und seunra co be | Van Slyke for the same ofc guaranteed in enabled to ret ty ‘taging 8 drawin Ne, which he Hs foe, J (pun in tne city. Those, who appreciate a saverior glass of | Dodge, to be appointed City Welgher ; gennted. , Before Chief Justice Jones. a! fa BAD aa ‘the "i inalaling yp and eepiay expreely pa of fasta for excl + late mle Pani try every hue article | PaiionsOf Patrick Motfatt ant others to have sunken | «FRR: 1. Jacah 8. Plat ex Corneiina Hi, treher TM) gy Feather, ‘Hate Seat waa Mery aniler—for ee er —— ors, Ton $6 00 t07 00 "ie INING DEPARTMENT is completly lots on Twonty-Fourth treet filed in; refurred. Of John } Tomah anor, at a1" Platt ateeot, and? complaine that on | AU 3merre Th ttheriy etmeny nf etair. GLAND Marca. 4.00 10 6 00 cna ae ri nerved, caw Badger fos correction of taxes; referred. 1, Vietor Wal. ee tin ae Witte AA ot Ey FESR err Pitan Fo ae is seo es ance of hata 233 to 9 30 Rarer iemine ig pee y rege Seletahteme, cialeal ty fran o°, » D-Despard for’) time by the defendant, who # wa public officer of | Fibs conig wean ae Hp te in wt et tech as eaded te amos many fase Fat wR 138 08 Ey patrouage of thet "ths able, as lony a they « Cleaning the Streets. —The following petition was pre- ocala ga ie mht wen which goods | eel peu tswuihetared by Petey ti site ean wicks of no to tented :— i plain i! which goods | whieh will ty sohd ver lowejcher oF remitting money ¢o their relatives, ean “ IRAAG 8 SED COR “The undersigned being in i bad removed from one side of the store 10 the | \uieriber wishes byl ‘ ' possession of means which | a — Sean aeent CY MET a 9 Tl LUNC An a ie agit tensed ap evry | will enable them to clean the streets more perfectly and hat the defendant laid hans on hivn severst times fel inn so B ESC i aba tameeen ale aia ay, sean (0d ul fa “Oyu minevetr yi | fora leer sum than they have filtherto com, they pro Piitiemet ‘ ‘or sale. alot im | at all honre wnt? tr | to your honorable body te contract for the cleaning of r AL r sche ealftie prinetyal towne plored «| De ea tofatin of vicky Hay du, gre whe NOEICK Ay icon oil be mate, 5 ye poco Me ond or more Warts-—eay the Eighth and Ninth Wa iff David Graham, Bq —for detence, James Fat ne in lt Lagion. whi fe Bs We eat ESS ae Legislature of toe Stata of New York for the in. | tor the term of one year, by way of trial; and ure pre- ees ae law pr do; Allman aes blac ack, ration of 8 oleae Roevaty in hata oi Bt of | pared to undertake the come-st per cent less than the a = aie raed Hastentn, af all. tes tines i Wo to bec the Hone of | Corporation has hitherto paid for the same, and will guar- Marshal's Office, J ios Mii ae tes Sen for lanch— io! . antec to have the work faithfully and well done, |B THe Old Lis vay rieterabie, |e ® Lp pode aor Aatwery Fh 80 = ” “ ” 7. Hd Line rie Sabet cet | ees 8 Suits rat iswons, 20 busty wees © AND Vissl ING VARDS =r ined and Presented by EDWARD F CUSHMAN & CO, le 19.—Harris Carpenter, a sailor on board the ship off t toree ceuta, Few ofall kinds at th N. ia) ‘The petitio ‘i to tire Ce ga retarsbarg, Wer arragtad on the spears st havkig Ws wit Flares tH iat a ol Port petition was reterred Committee on Streets. tch of the Chinese Chee-Loo-Wee aa alrea pion. an: wan © Gat ees Se ey Ory siuemailed merry VRCNE bP RNs as pane ‘The key of the watch was found on him, Hie | St Wekaws himeelf' beat Sige peger to lt 1 New by nes Hydrant.—In consequence ot the re- tue prelvenaee to-any, ’ led H. GROOM, o Plows called puanioe bas ag reg Hate port of the Superintendent of the Croton Aqueduct Board was committed for exami heim Ime