The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1853, Page 2

Of Committee a. Birerte- favor MEGAL INTELLIGENCE. ea by Abe seventeenth wactinn of tenet at Inet alll — ao! e . at cemmfiee lp ates aaa. ive te deemed a ity, or forfeituse for PFFICIAL,) Twen! ‘ward station house. To C atte. om Zino: i x —— inst abd clock Eee VALENTIN, Cletk. Thi ‘out off the further distribution under * ¥ . 5 FP fspertant Decisions in Admiralty and Equity. pomalerre tg yp ypnion Wy oochanang pmo 4 « Biated Sessions io ws moses comm pag mat, (July piled wed hie | thetr sire report ‘Prevent peatiny, svartevanty akley, boyeds t—-Joustnblircetion Bes Circuit . iter, Rese sith, Tewann, Bard, Wa bag ot She sevens ona section Serie ae et rai erage is in regard tothe explosion @ “ie . Brg) 4 oy jemann, ee a t Aldermen Brew FE BAY STATE OOLL1S108 Steamboat Bay | aba that thia a ection of the achat February steamboat New World. It will be remembeped that this ae ahooage weal secrten, Altman Siarieres?, Whaslen, Ciawiord: MoConkey. - a . * i a led in ctl —This case should have been somiy fell “7 ped cornea ot os hing Oocurrence was om the Ist July last, when the steamer | “ The minutes of he last meeting wore ead and approved. By Ausistent Alderman gist new, Dynniag esas ata much earlier Jay. but after hearing the very csstlon Of Strbtee, rot of 1843 before twas inher | was lying at the foot of Chambers strest. The Boardpro. |g) aigerman Bruseee een of Engine Company | for iademuity ss to pler at Manhattanville, To Committen, n'a of the counsel for. the rexpeative partios, | Wien 1M uct of thettith February, Tals is na ; | ceeded taamediataly after the casualty to investigate the | 29 fore new apparatus. To Commiites cn Fire Depart. | om Hinance, Stipes . Salt that it involved some Prod, therefore, the most | t#ken by the Attorney General in the opinion referred to. | the defendant went into her bedrocm, aud Barton went | css of the explosion, but owing to the illness of one of | ™S"*,ra.rmun p, Petition of William §. Ride | By Assistant Aléermin WoConxey—that Thomas Extit al importance Saiceration’ Tasmic ako, tet | Withou parse cazcon the prevent 20 i fata | a cee a tae tossing Tt nbald Teguise o pest, | the englncery, who was among the realded, the inspectors fewer in Mercer gtrect from Prince v0 Houston | be $7 is Lignin af Dyeds.. To Committes om pore doubt and embarrassment on the argument as | Tia 2p the act of 1618, and down to that of the Tits Feb | deal of ‘to reconelle these aircomsianees “fie ‘were unable to complete their labors until quite recently. of John , Brown and | | by Atsstant. Alderman Srewanr That so tha Hance cia ck oe eitaly ato tha fate thant | TET, i ee ee eT rs tant se nee hang | 7B port appended:— eit dala "We Gauate | Sty Stunary may Se ian oped pea ae maw do after s more thorough examination, The difieul- | PCT o"h Te been regarded aa penalties, and a moiety ‘ears cathred to Rategas’ eoch teas moan; as was THE REPORT. eb D matsp, atte | Eee . ” SBE econcifog nud eet tiog the Rete o the ene, | sitibuled among the oficers meatiened either by ine | ip this ane, thee would be no cer singy of ortablahing Naw Yous, dngust 9, 1858. | sch sered in Wave Company Not Bo Comulttn | "oy ansias on Fanstee oR Tens ho erent acrmnote ; | tariff act 8, Or 8 reference ac! a steamer we be 7 4 He Terry uk non thi hc yore tn | 7 a th bean Coed a inne a, | wba xb ui ee an. Ths het | Won, weave he hovorto report at Mr Wudion | yauauetanyonzeaion iygekteG, acetate! | Mtearekeahad "aaa diy et Bk facta upon which it must ultimately ture were ren Satlaty i Roel ies on la the ere upon the mere will or ca; ofthe jury. There mus Sociteats.. ‘To Commmlibes on Rewer, L pinad 3 James Donnelly ‘fer otal Ret pro« + of - yal ton Hawes, the ebief engineer of that boat, havirg sufll- error: to concur to pay Jan iy ‘as it respests the wea- ¥man Oax.ey—Potition of Robert Aikman, for | vided for in contract of 851; to coneur af i § eee %. i é tradietory Dickenion vs. Martha sie. ‘By Al Sr. that the ‘om wat to dense's veel could uot have | Dut pal Rega Soon esata tee pare ‘time cut senate wt aside fee dines py ciently recovered from his injuries to enable us to take reduction of tax, To Co ap tr: ae a Be ES Me ly pee Lacan ary erp a fributien smong these officers 3 andif it ‘cam be con. | the age of f ‘one when the action was brought, and | his testimony at his own house, we proceeded to Fort yunerated for damages received. To Committes it, Wal , el = helples 4 o the seters of the Sound, some four or | strued as ‘applicatte to the present tariff ect, there is, of | # next friend ld have been appointed = ‘ Lee, and there obtained it, His testimony completes the isan Seseeeli yen on FBS Aas aster, and James Donelson: the views | Both ber swear that she was born on Sst Jam | svideneo in this case, On the morning of the expiosion i a datsan ton of ry K. Colline and oth + eprops $6,055 06 for rebuilding Rese Ms ado} Al wear te. Bay State was coming down the Sound at the rate | presented by the counsel for the. complainants are ‘uary, 1833, and therefore lacked nearly » year of ae the New World waa visited by Mr. . N, Copeland, super- pied, each the following vote =: ‘om Connecticut shore, off Watch Hill Light; | COurre. no question in the case. But, the ix! 5 of age when the suit wae commenced An attempt pane ike gh bod teen or seventeen miles the hour when thecol- | sufficient to take it out of the prohibitory law ‘eeeurred; and that the place where it Bapoenel, of the 11th February, then it is not distinguishable from upon the motion to in question the credit | yising inspector, and by Mr. Renwick, who carefully renova , eC a at 4 « apna Brenden, res ae. a eal i iat Beiten, Petition of Edward H. Cornell, to ‘vessels evgsged in the coasting trade of ttruction given to that act, if maiatainable, the officers | consider, for if she was of age, it would still have been to and with ve friend ‘the city of New York and other ports | are entitlea to the distribution under the present act, | neces to hay appointed. [Mildan vs. | valves, On the Seturdsy following the same parties, in t ‘yather the watess in which it arranel, ae lepa sane from the act of 1842;’and, according to the practical con. | snd veracity of the parents, which itis unnecessary to examined the state of the steam ganges and asfety p oa ed,” opposite his name on the fire- ‘Yo Committee on Fire Departmen: North river, ing also, as we see from | and of course of the furdin question. There is Mildan, 4Sand. 721.) It iss matter of rerret that the | company with Mr. Weeks and Messrs. Wm. H, Ellett, Petition of Jacob Gronewith, fo1 "sare, the coal trade with the State of Pennaylvania, | view presented by the counsel for complainants that de- | judgment will have to be set aside, and the platatiff put M. D., D. G. Wells. and Wan. H. Draper, again visited erman Fiamages To Committee on Finance. $e whole a trade through the Sound of no inconsiderable | serves notices. seventy-fifth section ef the act ef | to the experse of prosecuting auew for a divirce, Bes pag ac ay gale ar 8 lh me forman Twexh- Petition of ohn ie Santer, Leon. ane by ‘These facts indisputable i ties, rescrided | judgment had been regular, and the motion vas d Gates, Wm. Hawiltor d is ee erect forthe court to ley dows | by law. shall be allowed and paid on all goods imported | to open the default, 1 should vertainly have Sealed as required by law approved August 30, 1852, | ard Oath Tm he cremen' roqlaters ‘To Commitee om 7, oe for aueh inspestion, and 4, wey Gxed and inflexidie rule In respect te the rate of | into this country, in respect to such as within twelve | application. The conduct and charaster of the defend- | Poi: sould have been ‘Hire Department. raasod, to $700 per amnuis, V0 09 inher order. The fsa 6 jens. be. versels nai these waters, ‘Tuet | months after payment of the duties shall be exported to | ant, as disclosed by the affidavits and accompan a. Noel bere remark (oat shout oiset ac moved Hot ation the Board adjourns, it | mence from Ist August, 1803. Los! et En orien matasees os they appear andase | any foreign pory, Ge. The queriion has frequeuciy arisen | papers, exhibit an amount of depravity and tikeelons Ce ae aeN Tare en Lontetiaas witiels tontied [i SER eee aE aah tag La take av 8 bi ay chap Ee ener PP ated for ts consideration in each particular case, | utver this provision whether or not these additional | Lees that would scarcely be suppored to be possible in s ita careful performance from shali a day to aday, | o’click P. M., which was carrie a rotlees sn foros of purine pedian Mig Bette may warrant « rate deemed prudent navigetion at | Gutles, imposed on the ertry of the goods on account of Ce ee eT ne icra (ourcsaity in her | and when defects are discovered at least two days. Witty’ RESOLUTIONS. rs, jg Adopted by aque time that might be wholly unjustifiable at another. | the {aise invoice, should be refunded on the xe exporta- | letter to her husband, whem informed that he ties), |? Be Aldemmem Aroun- Roscines 7 firmative—Tho Presid s. Brown, Tait, Mabe I think I may say that, in a case circumstanced as | tion as part of the drawback of duties, it being claimed | tained» divorce, showe a mind polluted and depraved to he seubh aide 0 Pp to d sti it, Mi aia t and the inspectors are proceeding with the remainder as G2 Twenty second streut. | batt, O'Brien, Maybeo, Breadon, Woodward, Ring, Wells, present iss fog ro denve that the most vigilaot and | by the linporter that shey conctituted & portion of tne | an extent to be found only in the most abandoned of her yo Faelcnghneors and. pliots of the’ |( ko cseulivets tee ee Huat, Bouter, MoGows, stewart: Whcelun, Harker, Rogers, ced lookout would be unable to vessel | duties paid at theentzy, in pursuance of law. The ciaim, | sex. The judgment ste ate, Oe ‘World had been duly examined andlicensed. From | By Alderman Dunaan—Reaolved, That the pler at the | Crawford. OKeofe, and itoConkey. 1 oe ag SB0 stance of mare than 00 oF OO rare merging ot | ramen ten the ee ar a wT pene, Sis | ““Etugh Lee w. Ann Zot. —The afidarit of the strvice of timony taken. aud from the examination made by | {00% ¢' Fiehteeneh gge and Block to correrooud ip length | Charles T. Shelton to build Uulkicad between Fatty hea FR wlplnbliy ag cola fln y ay R tec Seany aren an \f Mould seem from te | the summons is defective, It abould have stated that | tB@ supervising and local inspectors, the Board reports | forth firey Oye ne eet foos of Twenticth, and | and Fi ond streets, Nort: river Adopted by the fole a aetetaoro patie eee Edy arene Th. | regarded in the Satute of “soscltion “acd wot dution ani | tbesummons was sorved within the eityjand county of Now & follows = ew World, at the time ofthe explosion, | ZUrRty seeend wiresta. ‘Zo Committon on Wharves, Pies, | 10 NHPETCI* os meesaont, Mesure, Brown, Tat, O”Brio, sscibie as pradent or restonably safe navigation. | euch has also been the opinion of courts before | York, The Code of 1849, which was in ferce when this furnisbed with three syphron steam gauges—one in ae ROT ae, Beare <Wi salve’ kab Ake: Gig: Taspecine ‘King, Wells, n, MeGows, Stewart, Ghee cilot rays.1 would take four or five minutes to stop | whom the question has aren. Upon the whole, withoat | action was brought, required that the affidavit or certia. | pes furnished with thvee sypliven ttsant geugtoone tt | | ar Acgeimen Wh sdraw tram the preceeding for difing in | Craw ord. and MoConkey—i3. 2 his rat ve | expreseing a definite opinion in ant | cate of service should state the time and place of ser- A pet ‘ken lote Letween Thirty eighth and Thirty-ninth streets, ‘Negative—Aseistant Alderman Breadon. ‘Whe Bay State at this rate of speed. Ata reduced rate | exp’ LA pinion upon the main aad import variously arranged indices, The engine room gauge was ee : tC itt Ordinances—In favor of ordinance pre- wf eourre it would require a proportionally less period of sueten involved in the aye, we are satisfied that | Vice (Scc. ie) and I apprehend, that under the present | TU)“Cr teaer aud not muse, The starboard fire 700m d Ninth avenue and Broadway, the growad one hundr od piblinr tke meee on cf neat catie hacia aemenye ice; MoConsny—That the salaries of : ‘case presented by the * | Code it would be necessary in'this aud in the Sq} feet equare, situate oa the nortl a Wy she . See satel tormako the proper tasscarrey fo avold tho, | ble gourds fur ouy lnterporhinas under the sxour. | Court to show thet, the service was made withia the jn- | fause bad is Index deranged in auch, © manner that it | aus ‘aed'"inirty-aiath strect. Heterred to the City tn | im the ally between ¢ A.M, and BM. Ja duns Jaly, bellsion, afords strong ground for impressing upon those | stances. fo conjcin the fund, and’ctahold the diwpoa- | tséllion of the scart Bat it mow too lata to take ad- gee pm pe hele eae pp ery Me CONMUMIOATION. a aaieg an | SEEMS tne of he Zane ander @ penalty of $10(¥é \- ip just ye 8 s—] ative to al sod a's track where other water | 7» wt he dual hearing. Ifthe ccmpaloantsnreyight, | taa® a yenr ba judrent van rene: | 000% the Dalle which oxpodad was in the samt | Tien CoP on Maldon ti lloand tested Browa, Tait, O’Briem, these vess pm 65 ick weather, and in a track where other water | rv until the final hearing. If the compnivanteare right, | than a year bas epee! piace ieee, was render. | Ser to ihe extent of ten 5 cntt . 5, starboar jouton, Ltewart, Craw.ore, ally to be found. A passeager on board the | they have an equitable, if not specitic interest in the | @@ (2R.8., 454, defendant swears J 1 to be printed. : Tny, Liste, whd witnessed the collision, eooms to have | furd set apart by the defendant, avd are entitled to have that {he rumtmord was Rover Served upon her, and that BFR oD enc ap le appear tig sa hts] EN Cominireioner of Streets and, Lamps With ent strack with the impropriety of her rate of speed at | it preserved to abide the final judgment of the court, | he bad mo notice of the action until she learned, sare of fifty-eight and a half pounds, ‘The lar-| reese tae ) j of ‘ssistant Aldermen Broaden, MoGows, ang time, and asked why they ren #0 fast in afog, and was | That the question is not free from dificulty. and worthy | after the plaintit’s death, when she attended before | PTT ig would lift at about forty four and eight. | “Yrom the Street Commisnioner—Relative tothe grading of | Cramford—o, @aswered that they had todo so in order to keep their | of the most deliberate consideration by the Court. in the Surrogate, in pursuanes of the notice given by the | Loin, v Bat | odd vteeche Ordered om file, Of Committes on StreeteIn faror of flagging sidewalk {a ing in going from piace to place, and we learn from | dition to the views here presented, I need only refer to | ¢x¢cutor that the plaintiff had obtained a decree of | Moa’ fit. yen sufficiently supplied with | , From the Croton Acqueduct Department—Relative torex- | front of Nos. 103, 106107 an creer street, Adépted by oiled ‘others of the officers thet they never | the conflict of opiniore between the distinguished officers | @vorce. This would be a rubstantial eee ok | ee te tne ad toe oak vy supp tousion of time of Mr. Quinn on contract fur sewer in | the following YOO wears, Brown, Taith "Brien, mak» any difference in the rate of speed in consequence | of the government. whose duty it has been toexsmine it, | W@ gone os hte he! Laepr pees pee il —_ iy Thad tha teak waa ane ckenok with Sigttatug cee uth, 8 Te Committee on Sewars. te Brenden, Woodward, Ring Hunt, Boaten, Mecewes ef a fog—that they go slow when making land or a light, | I shall order, therefore. preliminary injunction here- Tieeman vite f coca Losing ie pire Bhs ray a def if struck, the boilers were not injured thereby. Hmates for furnishing 2,000 gas lamps and 1,00) oil lamps, | Stewart, Crawford, and. teConkey atte By site cas fe sero pasar, 0 cut Se outa ihe only | ffs isaedp be oct he RNIN A a a en eet By | _ ty That exire dromen ov col panert wefe on that | ini'avardny santas toa, Missi: Award ont ren Rend cnras ge comuitan erage yutiona they were bound to observe in the naviga- | fun rought into court, and safely kept by the cl a 3 morning employed by the chief engineer, and one wit. | confirmed ons division vis :— testimony of Ei 3g, employ 4 ongrmed ndant, it the \“aftirmative—The President, Tward, Ring, Wells, Aunt, rn Pereayt i ‘ a the witness Harley, who made it; tive—-Aldermen Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Tw Yote: , and which was taken from the case of the Rose, in | The United States vs. Henry Ruggles —This bill in fled to | *bOUt the time when Hasley says he served it, and atthe | 00 ‘team thon usual, and that Mr. Newton had given | "Fda iv Commissioner of Strects and Lamps—With eati- 4 rawtord, and teCenk : ie eh Admiralty: Tost is may be matter of | to’ enjcin the defendant from filing up aad obsiructiog | fe served rome ar ( ery Ellard, that she | ders to the chief not to carry over thirty-six | mates for furnishing 10,000 gallons of fall strained. pure OF Commitice on Sewors—o ccnour for sewer ta Forty ence that steam vessels shou with great | the waters of the East river, adjacent to and in front o! 7 9 yourds of steam, * | sperm oil, and awarding contract, to Kingsland & Sutton. . re, bet i Soon are tbertby codangercd 7 (ll How. Sup, GR, 60s) | ARd,"Bszves, thereby impairing the navigation of paid | tained him to deiend the suits the existence of the pati. | CH hv. stated that they considered the bollors safe if | nestey "¥ranciy, Sith, Means, Peatvall, Dentian, At treet: in Hlecckarstroat' from Carmalanto Chris: - Sup., C. R., 606. ver, acd the free socess to and from suid Navy Yai i , ~ | not mbj & pressure exos ive pounds. d, Peck—12. eek ae Fam satisfied, therefore, that this veesel was gromly in | by the chips ard verecla of the Unived Slates, and thus | wong ESuvend: eng, ues Own declarations and admis: | Pi} t'" {hat the bollers were probably injared by the plan | "'Fsom Grotox Aqueduet Department—Tn answer to a reto~ | Nvath ov een Watlington treat from Spring to Chale Garces at the time the oillaion Secured, ‘The next | Se10Usly prejadicing, if not destzoying, the yublle uses | to other persons) are ofa charagier to, remove ad | of filing them up with fresh water employed in the New | Jatin seducing ihormation. 9,0, the anguat of ti tnd in Forty eighth street” from Eighth to Nia 3 : and objecta oi eaid yard. @ defendant sets up a mr! This 1g, a8 ver a LAAs » tos point io front of bis reside a = or Oe Ae —— me ee, gract fom the Commistiocers of the Land Office of ean Sor pri tel Rebates ee ees. tadency to contract the fiues unequally and weaken the | 2 the table and Aircetea'to be printed. o concur for basin and eulvert a fails depends upoo acother—-namely, whether she | the Stare ot New York, which pamed. the Secretary's | Tim scncnedingy venient, Moe senlaty her apmii- | finges by which they were attached to the connections, OP EMOM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS, | tn us Band Fourteenth street, ound to cbeorve, under the circumsta nat | the dererdenc ui, OR, nls graut purports to vest | cation at this time, to oome in and defend, should not be | Sit was in these flanges most probably that the rup: | , Felson Of School smears Sous tn Tt sos tn rooms ieee td pregide 2 Browa, Tait, O'Brien’ observe under rout nees—such 83 | the defendant with @uthority to erect any dock: that The ¢ tue of the fines commenced. water closet pa cence Ney a rown, Tait, O’Brien,’ gs horn or beating empty caske; by watch means | shall be recessary to promote tee cecnany oe beret pron sa Ted ith Ma aa ties, | tb. That the boilers were originally well and carefully | "e‘et,eranted.ty said Board, was concurred in. |)... | Breaden, Woodward It iuettaeee motice might be given to veszels approaching of her poai- Pp commerce of the State | tained the divorce, be intermarried with Mary Ann Has- * 1e ‘3 were ly carefully Resclution Tho salaries of the captains of po ice bo in: | Stewart, Wheelan, ‘aud MoConkey—I6. aries of the licatenants TO OF THE MAYOR upon certain lands under water in the East river, parti- castructed, and that the flues thereof were, according jum, the VE’ ) pal kins, who now claims to share in his estate as his lawful nt troimen to $700 per annum, to ats following communication was received from hie Honof, ¢ Mayor:— ‘a Preside ‘aden, Woodward Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, ‘MoGowwns ra The proofs sho» that an outery was made by the | dance oi . i waster and hands [immediately on bearing the paidiing | ooaus de Tel Marcin; and to collect from persons | widow; the principal portions of which estate consist | t the practice of rome engineers, sufficiently strong, : ob tom deem them been too tak 1, 1803. 8f the steamocas, and before she was seen through the | be reculated by law cwith wm comdil ee ease: {© | ofa house ard lot, the larger part of the purchase mone csi feengrarre neg ent bith ken on concurring the sume was lost | Mavon's Orrrex, Sept. 7, 185% ‘The usage proved as to blowing horas on vessels in eeetoon that unless the | cf which was furnished by her, from moneys sccamulated | Hard, therefore, cannot impute blame to the owners on | 92 want of tigutional vote, subsequently reconsider 3 Ad el ip imuited tb oscaieas hon there i cuticions wing | PFemicgs thus granted shail be appropristed for the pur- | by her before she married Lees” Winnett tis head, The flues were, no doubt, of ample strength | ed'snd referred to Committeo on Salaries and Offices. are ih ice orien rg sen of €0i vores. regu- for them to make head; as, in the cave of a dead calm, Peretti Se comairsation: of docks, and the | Isrly obtained against a cefendant by defauit is followed, | © long aa carefully used and not deteriorated by accident ‘Report—f Committee on Assesemonts, in ft vor of 00 We p ecaution would do nnnecesea-y, as no danger of & | be wld? The defendant: is the oom a ee RTaEY Aaa | asin this ease, by a eecoud marriage, doubt whethor any | (carelessness. But th dare of the opinion that | Srming aasesement list for paving ‘Thi ty Aft, strect, be favor of remtiting an assessment of $911 Upon property in Forty-first tet, betwoen Ninth ani d by the "Third Re 1d 203 , i | ‘Eighth avenue and Broadway. ‘To etn inte Sat, ee gollision could ccour. This is doubiiess true in respect | “92 ‘ court would disturb the new relations thug formed, by | #¢ original strength of all botlers should be sufficient to | tween er $e sailing verssls; but the reason for the omis | tituate on the margin of the river, and adjoining to the | opening or setting aside the judgment, uy plica” | 2eke ample allowance for Ul usage, carelessness, or accl- | #erements aan, ely taningous ty that of the ehuroh owning s | westerly or southwesterly boundary of the N, ; ‘met apply upon waters navicated by steam vessel | and the grant purports to have been made ter the seis pon the applica- on of the defendant to be relieved from the default. and Thirty eigath natwilalienauesd ine 8 pidkinla ms oes ental injury. firming assessmont liet for regradiog. pect to these—erpeciaily i ‘ " ‘ i “th. That the Board are of the opinion that the boller street, between Second avenue and East river. ‘To Commit: essa = pomp pr the Tag noes gpigerreprr thot | lege to build docks and wharves in the said river adjscent ones ‘“ Sattar Head rae ane gue out from excestive pressure of steam, aud that there’| tee on Asserements. a Pais eacneny here ih nokaenee 2 SP erence his precoutionary step could be of any avail, as the | £0454 im frout of his lot. But according to the bound: sequences of her own neglect, even though the court | W#zet what is commonly called an explosion; and that 8 REPORTS, and which will be found on page 553 of the proceedings ef melee of the machinery and motion of the bost in | {Vn lcrapirtnss a charmed i the bil, and not denied, shculd believe that she bad originally a good defence, | thyexcecsive pressure was on account of the derange- | OLCcmeL sate Tuts evierian Onan to fomeve se, | MeHoard of Aldermen, | perpeyELT, r OnE r to xd thus eovered wit ; ngi- . Sad pith, intrenoe rom he par a | Nersud cubed hin he Suncare i wot Lie: | ovat neal fe Stetaat repr Me | BERL gus ene ee eects to ducer he meee saa | net Cee Saeeas at Oana ti occa. | dered Yee, ease acd records, with experience and observation, | CeBt %0 ard im front of the defendant's lot, but extend to | yorce was obtained in October, 1861, and be wartaarriedia | , Hh. That they are unable to discover by whom the | ying the suhject of increase of pay of Inspectors of Sawa Preamble ard revolutions im relation to che Jones’ Wook Slee witnesees on the part of the Bay State agree that the | and embraces land under water in front of the Navy | the February following. It’ does’ not appear from the | indces of the gauges were deranged. to ‘fue. Croton Aqueduct Department, with power. Adopte Park. To Committee on lands. £0 suaten of she miadiel G2 the bbat in the water could be heard | ute of New York ccnferring the powers | papers whether or not the defendant wer apprised of | 2th. They believe that there were forty pounds pres on Public Health—‘o concur to appoint Resolution that the Board adjourn to the 19th ingt, Laid 2 e a 2 4 3 f Committ 4 pon the Commissioners to make the grant is ag {ol- of thi inch at the time of the collector of certain liens for the abatemeat | on the table, wt a much greater dietance than their own fog hell, and | ,rOm ** rs #{0l- | this marriage, but it distinctly appears, from the tecti- | Sue of steam upon the square the City Inspector. Adopted. “ some ef them consider the bell on these occasions we- | "°C ymicsioners of the Land Office shall have power to | MODY of Mr- Nott and of John Lee, that'sho bnew that & fon, ofGr Committee on Repairs ana Suppiies—in favor of pay- | gRenciution that crorewalk corner of Bayard and Oraneg Ions, for this reason : snd one of them ctates exp grant in perpe tityr oy Utne nine tee Have power to | aivoree had been obtained as early ax December, 1851. Nott | , hey consider that Mr. Warhington Hawes was in fault | ing Lorin Ingersoll fur damages to treperty in Chrystie ‘Board’then adjourned to Twcsday afternoon, at ¢ ; that he did not recollect ever hearing a horn ona +t er the Faters of navigable rive svears that when he spoke to her about it, in the fall of | i that he did not keep bis gauges in proper order, and | street. Adopted. o'clock. From the minutes, Boat while she wes under sy, but bad after she ar: ary to Fromte tle’ commerte ? thi ster | Inbly ebe Wd him that her lawyer had Deplecued hor | alee tat be Penittd goo of his valves tobe so heavily | "Orc mmnsttee cn Forziog “In fhagr of oatablishing s fercy C.T, MeCLENACHAN, Clerk. @ horn, it is said by some of the cannot be | Proper for Tpose of the beneficial enjoyment of the | case, end Lee awears that shortly after the divorce was | loaled, deeming it to have been his duty to have hi iigigon the lable aadidicesvedve beceinteas 1”, wo aick Gras 4 capesa a Malt othr © oer | ate to aly nese nets Tash cae dtch kraut shall be | grasited, bis wife showed the defendant, in his presouce, | Aafity valve repaired at the earliest opportunity, xo thet ommittce on Lande and Places—To, congur to place Theatrical and Musical, o nos, if | oop Such grant that! teal be ioe eg adie | the report of the decision in the Sun newspaper. Sie de | ¢xT@, weight for the purpose of Keeping At tight would | an iron Failing rround the Park, hounded by Fourth, drove tainly could rot be heard anything nds such gi st ail, on beard a steamboat in motion. ‘The Bay State | {ther percon shall be voig, “Tent Mat shall be made to any | pies, 1 ia true, all knowledge of tho setiom aed of ihe d>- | have been unnecessary. : : : i actress, is announced again for this evening, Was moving at arate, as we have raid, of moretusna | The second sectiun provid rer cree obtained against her, but th i a - | loading bad taken place etter the inspection of the boat | Lands and Places. a Maile in four mioutes and we a2. well sated that | on the Comastslonere et te Lau Omics by the hist ioe. | wkesshed upon the recess, while the rath of tae te | By tee prerent Bourg, Wait would Lave been thelr duty | \ Ur ceapmitten ce Retde—To, coneur to, xeruias ees | oruenste the character of Parcben, in the play ated r these circumstances, if a hora could have been | tion of this act are hereby extended inlyada ynder on, | fenders i z,m-yeached by them, bat by the wit. | 10 Bave refused to renow the beonse of such engineer, in | street, etwcen Higlith avenu % drama of @St, Mary's Evo.” "She will be au siothe heard at ail, it could not, in tims, upon suy reasonable | ser ard between bigh and low waterway toand adjgeunt | Eetsee who ewear to the rervies of the’ rumaoas, aie ot | AGditien Teyohing that which he now holde Te would | omyseistston. vy, . Mary . inthe ey further state that if such | dnd Chriatcpicr streets, Referred back to Committes on | , DOWFRY TuvarRe.—Mrs. Farren, tue popular canon % A “é : ‘firmative—Biderman Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce | ¢ : eanelusion, to have materially insluanced the reeult, | tc srdsarronnding Long leland, &e ; but no grant made | H€é employment of Van Hevusyog te sews a’. gait. | #180 have teen their duty to report him for criminal | 435! Brivey, Francis, Smith, ‘Tiemann, Pearsall, Den pl deading characters eg Eady, Hamblin, Wi. The point was prersed in the care cf tne Europa, that | uné: 4 a ricaneut ex erior | If all. or any one, of these witnesses are to be helleved. prosecution, according to provisions of section eleven, act | msn, Alvord and Peck—12. : Letingw s the Charies Bartlet! should have blown e fog horn or rung | ‘and nothing eontaincd | 924 there is nothing to throw diseredit upon them-the | of 1652. The derangement of the gauge in the present | "Gi'Committee on Roade—In favor of sotting curb and | Broapway Tsratnn—The sterling arhtie her bell st short intervals, and that she was therofore ia | t Commissioners to graut any | S*feadeuthas knowingly ard wilfally swora to what is | infumen cerisiniy miskd thowe employed wbout tho | gutter stonceand flagging sidewalk in Bighiy-second street, | «Jealous Wife,” with the accomylisbe Phe any feu for this neglect. But the cmission was disrezarded | lands ¢ to the corporation of the city foiee, “She was fully advised of tho actions, and knew | Deilers, a>4 mada thom helieve that they were carry. | tetween Second and Fourth avenues, with aa ordineace: | wis Julie Dean, in the characier of Miss i aa, by Dr. Lushington and the Trinity Masters, and sppa- | of New York, nor to interfere with any property. rights or | D¢#tly two years nyo that judgment bad been rendered be nd Seppe tA neod of steam when thoy were in opted én a division: vit evant, Oakley, Boyce, Tweet, | Yertized for this evening at the Hresdway, Mesrts. Cone ventiy s0 {ar as we can learn from the report of the cava, | frarcbisyof the same. (Sess L. New York, 1850, p. 621.) | Sesinet ber, aud yet, from that time until the death of | reslity subjecting them to an exwanrdinary pressure. | prieley, Francis, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Denmaa, Alvord | way. Berry, Davidse, Whititg, Davenport, Mes, Vernon, on the ground that these precautions would have been | One quetti ico in this case will be, What | Mr. Lee. sbovt ‘threo mouths singe, she made no | The chief engincer th. by this Board, held directly re- | and Prck-—12. 5 and Mirs A: Gougeuheim, also appear ‘a it The eomedy abelian trons he nalee of The’ Kuropn While adler m of the prohibitory clause in application to the court for relief, Dut guffered the judg. | *Ponaiele for the qua: of load npon the cafa’y valves, Of Commivico on Streete—In favor of rosrading and pav- | of +A Lady and Gentleman’ will likewise be given, x i f t > ¢ ; in urdisturbed. The acquiescence ia the | ADduleo for the condi‘in of his cauyes, and for the | ire Thirty-Aith street, from First to Third avenue, with an Hes 2 @ keg. L. & Eq. BR. no such grant shall be | Ment to remain wi @ 2oquiescence ia \ y jf 4 5z,:— Nrpvo’s Garprx.—The wonderful Ravel Family, whose reverse the decree 0! r than the or of the adja. | judament during Lee's lifetime, of wuich no explana War che einaane Menasha cade 54h ban by GAL ae Boyce, Tweed, | performance: always received with such delight and im fevor of the iibellants “Phe ¢lerk to take proof of their dam: gon of the collision. Zebedee Ring and olhers vs. Hugh Marvell —This ‘Dil is filed by the late Nava! Omicer and Sai the Port of New York to recover thelr share of ‘om. | Hom is given—for she rests upon her denial of all | subordinates were negligent, or save hin fa'se informa. y i 3 clause, the Coc ; i opod her denial of bye ; Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Denman, Alvord | approbation, by a this ers posseusno power to make grants of lands under | *ZOwle’ge of the proceedings—would be e sufiolent | Hon. in this cae ft is proved that tw, Washington | ‘ang Peck—-i2, evening in the Chinese penton..ue called Kim kay” end tor in aiiver or lake, in front of an sdjacant owner | T2°M for refusing her applicstion. To niffor her, wes krew thot at least one of his gaugetwas out of | Of Committee on Roads-—In favor of rornlating snd | the eerio-comic pantomime of 'Jocko, the Brazilian whose Inzds bound upon'the margin; it must be confined | 2°¥ that Lee is dead, to come in and contest the gronnas | order, and he ought to Lave known that theothers did | grading 1iSth strest, from the Third avenue to Heriom river, | avg jy , h Slonging to the anpi | UPOD which the judgment was readered,the so'e or princi- | Ot mdicate ‘correctly the pressure of steam ypon the | withan ordinance. ' Adopted on a division viz — 2 ppli- of | to thore lying in front of the lan . ka ¢ ; C Tra pain | cmerguate. he pte i applied in analagwus | 281 object of which is to enable her fo share in his estate, | bollers. He also knew that one of his asfoty vies was | ,,Afizmative Aldermen Sturtevant, Qakley, Boyeo, Tweed, | Bupton’s THEATKE —The ever pomular comedy of the ; tr e . + " Brisley, Francis, Niemann, Pearsall, Denman, Alvord, “Serious Femily,”’ with Burtom. Jordan, Norteo, Miss E, moneys received by the defendant, ax Collector, under the | caces in adjusting the ; ‘ could be justified ouly underthe conviction that her ne- | loeced much more heavily than was prudent. If these ei) ys . Jordan, Sark? act of 1846, which aro cisimed as pevaltien, and | proprietors bounding om the matcin of the tiene gleet to move in the matter for such length of time, and | facts bad occurred after an inspection by the nresent “Ex Committee on Stroote—To concur to fing northerly side- Repeiend, Mis Hughes san Mes sIman in the cast; moiety, thertfore, distributable to the Collector, Naval | start at the corners of their respec ive lots at the margin of | Curis bis life, preeeeded from poverty, ignorance, or | Board, and after the load for the sfety valve ba heen | walk of Seventh strect, between avenues ( and 2, also, | and the favorite coxnedy, styled the ‘. Heir at Law,” the Officer, and Surveyor. under the act of 1729. Tue eighth | the water, and run at right anglesor lizes to the thread of | Other satisfactory cause, acd that great injustice hed | prescribed, they would have held him responsible »r the | to fing south sidewalk of Nineteenth strect, one hundred | characters in which will be personated by Burton, An- eri ft co 140 ein hat Khe spared |e re inh woy the ipran igh of uch pr | Swen roe OU ue ere oa aN | ee An Yenc cadena inca, | ati Roar Tas eat, Ovocidtt suet" as hes | Sets cael chase masa walue of the goods entered shail exceed the invo Melon will be protected by tocpine te aie, Fae Pro- | excuse, but with the exception of the defendan’’s unsup- | deem le to censure for carelossnees and negag, | R¥enue, rich rving place, effered to-night a} f Sea per cout cr more, then, in afdition to the dusies nent cf the water front’ There are excoptions tatze | FOFe¢ sflidavit, there is nothing even to create « doubt | of thore duties which his very responsible situation in- MER ee tee ee ee Navionat THEATRE. —The drama entitled “Uncle Tom's posed by law, there shall be levied and eollec’eta duty | rnle, in cares where the lands lie upon either side of | 88 the justice o: the divorce, fhe evidence upon which red upon him. They therefore suspend him from duty 3 ant, Oakley, Boyce, Tweed, | Cabin,” which has been witnessed by densely crowded Afhrmative— Aldermen St @f twenty per cent ad valorem on appraised value. | the bend of a river, as the application of it in adjusting | 't WSS ranted was of the moet direct and positive kind; | for the unexpired period of his present license, revoking! Bris iemann, Pearsall, Donan, | houses for several weeks past, and which is inoressing in aS Francis, Smith, has collected, some. $190,000 under th. Tahte i ad obvi and believing, as Ido, that the defendant has wilfally | that license, and requesting you to notify the collectors , Alvord, and Peck~12. tirection fest section of the act of 1799 provides that “all fines, | the act by the Commissioners of the Land Office, and th e institution of the proceedings against hor, I can at. | stan ML atte oo each 1 Bribes K to I ewalk fi t Warrack’s ’ ORL te eat tn td wen tan this | one that bas besn followed since the power was conte tach little weight to her simple cemial of the sdulterous | | They further doom Mr, George Hawes, the first assist: | sleet actors bivinon anteets Adopeed om & division, Vi vals" ts to] aie Goniieanieg aaicee hese akaraveaingy y i | & ibe divkied in eqas! proportions between | as far as known, which waa as far back aa 1901. (IV. K. | iptTCOuRte. Tt is sworn to, moreover, by ir vig Tot hinge! Lee Mt tha aeons ee ne | eee Aeon er earalle Dyaman, “Alvord, | the cast of which introduces Miss Laura Keane, Mrm. Seesals gas itin ts iu case © WESLDGr CoUEy uO SUMO | See eee ee es ti NUS Hk Vetetive ROW: | Soerttey,: his Wau tsttiod fo HEA TE oe eel La; || LOH EGMEE: Ed WAR SSTERTEDEL pits ih fork Geetend |” MATL eee eee Bro teri ae tae tren Pe boy q + jgrechon gd pod mapas cole gern je terms ant tention of the iaw can be carried into O'Neil, who is still living, and from whom she has never | Valve was too heavily loeced, and he did know that the Of “romittce on Streete—Concurring with the Board of | Brougham, Thompron, and Walcot in the princ'pal cha- ? te be diene’ Portpenaity’” ‘infileted | eflect upon any other construction, Another important | bon dlyorced, Theee witnesses ‘tively to the | eDgize room gauge was out of order, “und it was hie duty faslstts to fag ¢he cart sidewalk of Eighth avenue, be- | racters, ‘The orchestra will play several 8, a0 Epon the importers and distributable tnter the aforesaid | Wont encefat ase detente meet ie as ehettecee | feet, that ake and O'Neil lived” together in Irelands | 49 fopert tolls chief on tia head, and it oot lnteued to, | SNSChayztY tate snd Thirty veventh atreels, “Adopted | the whole will terminate wilh the farce ofthe "Good for act. The question was referred to the late Attornsy | ot the erection of the docks and vhacvesin questioc wl { &% man and wife, for two years, uutl they wore | then to makes statement to the captain of the boat. | — Amemait "sidermen Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce,Twooa, | Nothing. ms ‘General, os; he then Secreta f the | et fo r separated in consequence of her dissi . | For the rae ressom that actuates the Board in making | Brirley, Fre ois, Ti n, Pearsall, Denman, Alvord, an‘ Jviuiey’s Coxcert.—Another full attendance, and en Sesame Cath. tein’) Oh aftas a onorii nad bunker, | Sears nd eth yee imetracted in front of thede- | O20 of these witnesses 1s the brother of O Niel, ant itty | lenient their action as Taras the chief engineer is cam | Peck-il. cu Temau! f thuniastic ap, lause, testified the hold M. Jullien has of ate examinationof the several acts of Congress bearing | h ted, to obstruct the tavigation of the tiie ve | testimeny is of the most conclusive character, for he | cerned, they do not suspend Mr. George Hiwes—docming | ,0/, Committe on Streets—Conourring with the Board of | the music loving public, The concert last night was = pon the subject, arrived mt the oomclusion that | front of the Navy Yard, and therely amburrace ifteetden | #¥ears that be wont for the license to an adjoining coune | the publication of thig report as suficlent in the way o Spring streets, Wee ies on sas brillant one; several entirely new plece many of Mere additicnal duties were to be regarded in the nature | troy the f te rom the sa h ty, and lived with defendant and his brother, during the | admonition. Of Committee 6. Rtrests—Concurring with the Board of fan favorites were given in programme, of penalties, and distributable nou these offic | yumels of tiie Colted 8 fee teas cee ee two years that they lived ther; and another of” Southerly side of West Tweniy-cighth | Both Bottesini and Reichert introduced new solos. The Se ant wee te ee the | ,_The Board would in conclusion, remark thatthero ison | Aststents tod Both Bottesini and Reichert introduced son. Th the Secretary of the Tr directed the distrihutic fs d t rE ger Pe ” | witneeres, Mary Reynolds, who knew of the fi th some pointa considerable discrepency in the testimony, | street, betwee: way 9. enue, & space foar | former’s rendering on ul as of « Tarant com. Scastiayty, ib unoaaya tad been ceeataon ey ais dar. | oe eee, Penente gzpcmdltare of the govern: | merriage; aud Euew the defendaat from the fiwe that | ard tat ‘tere was diMiculty in eliciting all the facts (i feet wide. “Adopted da division, viz — poted by himself, was a perfect masterpiece ef skill nor Hendant, with the consent of the Secretary, peuding ths | jn the bill aod denied in tleancwer, bul on a quectingor | Ae Was 8 gicl, awears that she bas frequently conversed | the ease—some importent points are probably still con. | pAmrmative Aleerme Sturtevant, Gailey, Boyce, Tweed: | was Reichert less worthy of praice in his exquisite mor- Gecision of the quostion, and was in his bands at the | tach magurade and public’ ton a question of | with her about it in this coustry, and that ia one of | cealed. The Board have not baen able to ditcorer that | Prive: eum Temau,, Pearsall, Denman, Alvord, aud | Seen for the flute. time the order was given for distribution; but before | gs concerns this great Da these conversations, last winter, she ‘informed her why | there was any deliberate intention of racing with the | Of Committce on Streets7 concur to regulate Fourth AmERIcAN Museva.—The dramatic amusement an- tis southerly side om: Sixth riance—so far, at laast, el estadlishment—we think ‘the distriouts tually made, and while the fund | ; Sie think | she left O'Niel, and came to this country, If these wit, | Francis Shiddy—one witness only swearing that the fire- | avenue. from Thirty-fourth o rartisth carcess and Lay out neon and evening, is very attrac: najged in hia hand, the present Secretary, (Me. | the eomaleootion oy doen ned eer ee e220 | Hessen are te’be belloved and tere sesias to be no yea, | en W e conversitg about racing with the Skiddy. parks thereon. | Heforred bac for a more full report. en Compelding tiaimeys tomer three, eeaeen oom iligsing in opixion from his predecessor, oa | the grant unlil there is an opportarity for taney | eon to doubt the truth of their statements, her marriage | respectfully, your ob’t sezv’ts, ‘Albany and Dultale Telegraph Gite Permit the New York, | 4. Shivit Warning,” with the same attractive cast, Ronde She Sth March ‘last countermanded the order for distri: | $0, G7ant, unlil there is an opportunity for # fall and | Sith Tee wan unlawful, She commirtel ere ee JOHN M.’ WEEKS, {any and Butalo Telegraph Cmapaay ro crest thele poies |; Splnie Warning, Children, and the amusing farce of Bution, ané subsequently directed that the moneys | minor suertiona in ihe cave whieh cere dev eit ome | nal offence in entering into it, and could acquire no HENRY B. RENWICK, | cholne Hotel.” Also, ‘to number sect" Thirty third atgact, | * Laken by Storm,” ; should’ be paid into the treasury, The object of the | argument, but It ie not material to notice then co tine | Hghts under it even if this judgment of divorce was set Local Inspectors Port of New Yor, | Also, to repair crosswalk in Prine gtreot, corner of Mul Ps Th This establishment Prevent proceedings before me i to obtain am injunction | preliminary motion, The two questions we have sirecay | side. Sho is now exempt, by lapse of time, fcom prose. | Hon. Gag ©, Broxsox, Collector. Biadine suyscte: Anne, Sheri! etree, between Grand and to do-an exthaatve, PUmMOUPEBA ams porated epjcining the defecdant against paying over the fund | referred to involved in the case are sufficient to requice | Cuon and punishment for such an act, but the fact of om ‘ i fil the rights of thi I oa | r , ear icient to require | ha yi r? a Of same Committee~To concur to ret enrh and gutter | received with great apprebation. The equestrian selec: wn ian cae the sevecn ana shall be | the interference of the Court at this stage of the proceed. | B@¥ing perpetrated it, fs nuflicient to stamp her cherae Police Intelligence; stones on weet side of Elm street, bet Me 188 ant 2 tions for this afternoon and evening are unusually at» - 7 Nos. ; ®, tO | ings: and we aball therefore direct an injunctior is, | 2; and show her to be a person whose word or oath in Arrest of a Fugitive Hotel Thief.—Yesverday, officer | Also, to repair carriaze "Twenty Suprors,& defistire opinion upon the tain question'in- | sued enjoining the Cefendant from the ereciion of Gocks | Matter in which abe ia Atectly iterexted, a entiviod | Paldwin, of che Taguth ward of tnis ety, and Constable | tweea Sroadway'and Fourth avenue.» Als, torepair ever. | “824% ssccscue Opens Hovae—Christy’s “favorito , but simply to determine whether or not evfl- | or wharves in pursuatcefot the grant, according to the | ‘2 little cr mo consideration in a court of juuiice, Her | Paulson, of Utica, arrested, in this city, a lawyer named | Walk corner of Maricn and Broome streets,’ adopted- be rage ‘vided & well selected Sient grounds have been shown to juatify the bringing | Preyer of the bit, " B application will therofore be denied, Charice Lee, alias 'H. C. Mason, chased ‘with committin Committce on niggetec Concurring with tho Board of band of negro minstrels have pr aw c of the fund into crurt detention of it to abide | ithm ZL. Wendell we @ - a grend larcep. in stealing quantity of jewelry, valued | Afsistants to pave Thirty ifth street, from Mirst to Third | programme for this evening. he Goal hearing and dispovition of the cave. As already | opinion that, euch of the ata a cate Bre of Supertor Court. atrupwards of €1(0, se property of dit. Win. Newon, a | Sekt’, ana ise ticewalks four féet wide through the | Woona’ Mrxorax Hatt.—Those who wish to rpend thia irmative—4ldermen Sturt: spies, the main guestion turns upon @ conetruction Frencis, Tiemann, Pe: the eighth section of the act of 1846, which enacts | frat if the appraired value of the goods entered ni of Rome, this Stave. The accused, it seems, stole ‘ant, Oakley, Boyes, Twrood, | EVening pleasantly should witness the excellent negro dee jewelry from ihe office of the complainant. gud left | Denmen, Alvord and | lineaticns of Wocd’s minstrels, Beoxtey’s Ermorian Orara Hovse is as well attended bed within the ease of Backus ys, Gould, et ul (7 How, Pefore Ho. Judze Duer. Re 8.) It was there dectded that, according to | _SePT. 12 —Llope vs, The Sith and Eighth Avenue Ratl- Motioa {0 dissolve the injuv Rome and went to Utica, where he sold the jewelry, and : “ ‘uction of the sixth section of 2 i Oi no stall exceed by ton per cont or more the invoice | Fight net of 1861. the penalty of ity contoca eombatiai [the avpliontion et tie temaneele fo the {rh of'une | Wa subsequently arrested on the charge. Shortly after | , ,Qf,Committse on Rosde-tn favor i setting curd and | ge ever, ‘The programme provided for this evening is of walue, then, ‘in addition to the duties imposed by | ge limjicc to sheets in the porsestion of the defane present month, Andie. wards the prisoner pretended to be very sisk,aad tae co. mue and flagging eidewaiks from the Mitt ace | a very attractive character, Jaw On the same, there shail be levied, collected, ibd GM net Apsly 4. shove petaiel pottateh onan M4 canes stable escorted him about for the benefit of his healta, Hudson river, espace of four feet with an ordi | Sicxor Burrzia drawing very large and highly resprote= and paid, » duty of twenty per cent ad valorem OF | ised to sale, wlether they were fornd lithe dofetacery and, wetching an opportunity, made his escape from tao | ance. Adopted on a division, viz :— blo audiences. to the Stayeasant Institate eneey aight, gach sppraised value” The first revenue act in which | }orsosion or not. Now, each of the counts fe th, Maine Court, officer, and proceeded to this city, where it appears he | _, Afiirmative—Aldcrmen Stu Gailey, Boyes, Twood. | He offers a good programms for to night Sila provision is found is the act of 1810, see. 11. It pro- | Geciaration close with the claim to ‘demand and Lave fart. 12 Pharetoien om Juige thompson. has been employing himself robbing hotels. When ar- Francis, Tiemann, Pe: y Lenasa, Alvi sud might that if the value at which the goods should be ap praised shall exceed by twenty per cent the lavoice Vamec vs. Auguetua Tills, This Peel aie of the said David Banks and Anthony Gould the aum of rerted he occupied a room at the Washington Hotel, end | “Or Goumittco on Streets—In favor of setting now cup Prancensriivs NAcan4..this beautifal work of art 8 for ev et #0 prin abifdhed had +, | PoP Sn.setion to recover damages for injaries consed to | on his feet» neir of boots were fouud belon~>~ to a an. ; : ‘ Tent, 7 eoninués to atfract full houses. The appraised alas, on which aggrogate nse etic | a0 rold by them jSmounting in the Whole to $5,009,” | cefencant is) owner of premises. in orty.socmad sirest street. At the Time the boots were stolen s gold watch | ee eee erred Ae ee ea ee tenean | Sree suocend every Bight at the Georsans, - Mes on such goods, wares and merohandin ‘shall be | S° ,.W*,umuct help eaying thet this averment is mush | 1 -ar Ninth avenue, where, on the 15th of Augut, 1853, | Was teken at the ame timo, and the inferenos 1s that the | (VT Lvlimittce on Bereete—To concur to litest the Covet! |. Ms. Scuotmy.—This extraordinary fat women is draw Ostimated.”” The fourteenth section provided \yatone | 27°0er in setting the liabilities of the defocdants an | the area was left unguarded by way railing or Darcier, | BOCD#eG ie guilty of steslizg both. Justice MoGrath, be | frou "Toniravence to Hudsou river. Kotorred back. ing crowds of spectators every day, st 410 Brosdnay. molety of the duty accruing on the aaditional afte See cae PUAMAE, than warranted by construction | ard the plaintif, when golng of “sn errand, fell down the | fhe"hom the prisoner was teken, qgmmitted him to | | "Ur rame'Committee—In favor of parieg Thirty Afth street, | Bazoxyss De Beec.—This aacomplished lady is. 9 er : ip! ly eerie : Me. | Of the rection in the case ciled. it is supponed th a one of u . Prison, prior to his being sent to Utica Tor trial. from Kighth to Ninth avenue. Adopted on a division viz: e e Ren ee eee ee eee a Na eeas, | declaration is tofficient to maintain the action of ie upoa | which shesetered ion, crane,” Dameron mined from | A Charge of Gambiing.—Yesterday officer Lord, of the | a firmative—Aldermen Sturtevant, 0 Ear acon (Conctet AY Muteopesiean mt ca -aawene ) contained similar provisions, and sub: | jieqttiAl; the plaincif proved the sheets in the posses- | $600, ‘The court gave jucgment for plaintit, 920, | JO¥EF Police, Arrested a German named Richard Mebus, | Bilston, Francis, Tiemann, Fearsall, Ds tO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. - ™ ro a °D -* the defendants at the commencement of the suit, | i sid con® warrant issued by Justice Osborn, wherein the ‘Com ma " * forfeited in case of a false valuation.” The act of | The pieintif to {ke evideace to this point, but entitle U, B, District Attorney's Office. S70 from Frederick Globber, at a place in the Bowery. | of a constitutional vote; subsequently roconsidercd and | Dern sino peg leave to chroct a risstatencent 7 A renalty, ’ ty Serr, 12.—Chai of Mutiny.— Jas. Wiliams After the money was obtained from Globber, Mebas left | laid on the table. sei SA ah tt raat aha | maleated aye art eta | Teteated penn eo tne ce te | an Wika Tire me ey te | ie paced ep | Cede lhe he Praised value exceeded by ton per cent or more the in- | We think, therefore, that the oubh,(Cuus 1a possession, | American ship Mcrtimer Livingston, were held t> answer | Sifi¢er and brought to this city to answer the charge. | ings shed in the pablic yard for use of Superintendent of | Head OF (Thetis Cabin” you state “ihe tathoe Foice value, then, ‘in addition vo the Susy timposed by | We {binky therefore, that the Coif. suid ye amended | &.charge of refusing to wotk, ard ublawfally confining | Justice Osborn held the accused to ball to answer. een See SRN ER ORONO TIO ccnauaeh 0. teen oak h Jaw on the’ sane, there shall be levied und colloctea” | 8 this reepect, and ncecrdingly allow the umurrers | ‘BE commanding officer, while the vessel was tying In the | Arret on Suspicton—OMoer Webb of the Fifth ward, ing the pub ne iz Bightoentt work, Lease it | Classees teatees bos tugumadeitare meiveha a 4 abolishing the public pound in Kighteenth ward. Lost for | man; 4 tty per cent of the duty impoved on the seme eran, | both to amend on payment of conta harbor of New York, on the 10th instant. on Sunday night arrested a man on ruspicion of baing | went of & constitutional vote; subseysently reconsidered Gueath veiien, while ee ce ae Sairly involced.” “This act Gid not, ia termy, atitbuve | ¢qlarls Gocdyear es. Ch ef lars?” For that dramatic ve which w" 44 les: McRurney and John I. concerned in the burglary committed in the dry goods | and Ipid on the table, - Cheever —The suit is properly brought ia the name of the ay tore of James Beek & Coy, onthe night of Weduowday | “Or Committee on Streos Leptin Seeivactieantan publication of we ® moiety of the additional duty among the several ree Y A Ne - To concur to raise and repair ‘officers: r icion, inaoe. | Patentes, or asrignee, in behall of tha party holdiaga New Dress.—Mrs. Swisshelm thus discourses | last. The accused was taken before Justice Osh. ho | crosswalk loading to Grand street ferry. Adopted a: pevated witht Nt all’ eluting awe for tho cohecctn | etm "85 uae. Eherd Tas been 8 good Host of negisst Ubrough her Visiler om a now style of making the wate | étsined him until the case tx more fully investigated gg | ,,C%,fome Committee In favor of patton. ‘eur Waihington | Kundred delars, Your obedient, ~ ray I received ong 4 remiasion | 2° Uelay in this proceeding on the part of the pyniatiff, | Of Indien’ dresker:—“We saw last week anew style f ‘ of " fe g oy yeiaiee’ nok honttavens cB atm but ve cannot say that be shall be Jeprived from em: | making the waists of dresses. “It Ts ealled "tas Y peta 70 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK NEBALD, favor of oxosewalk across Weet streot, opposite pier 4l TO THE § H. J. CONWAY, aah t ; F Strate Priso: + Si 2 North river, adopted division, viz. -10R OF T _ act, it Is ‘understood that @ moiety of the additional | testing’the m rin the plee put in the usual way, The | bodice’ or ‘barque waist.’ Besides being very neat and ‘TATE PRISON, SING SixG, Sept. 12, 1868, orth river, lopted on a division, viz UE HERALD. rt , , ' Affrmative—Aldermen | Sturteva: ley, Boyee, A esky, NEw York, S E Gatics was distributed, as under the teveral previous acts | AE€NCTat must be, however, ux payment of Gost of | {8steful, itis the Catho\ioon’ which ta to eure one-half ne Allon Sunmtsee, aiden thes ah beceh eet Teed, Bualey, Francis, Tiement, Pearsall, Denman, AU | | 1 HOrIO8 Mn gaseriad in nome of the Now York pa: enumerated, and. which could have been done only | °P?0"s motion and rejouder. le female dive en) wich how occupy the inventive | ed to the prison officers James Dann, an esonped convict, | “Or Gommittes oa Sewers Adverse to the petition of D. A. Frelaee of femion of the drama with the ® upon the ground that the additional daty was t0°be re poner fie waist into the shape of tural, ote’ Of pressing | I wish it éistinetly understood that no man except myself | Curbman. Adepted Bie, thie chasat te enly five dollars, 1 bor leave to contra. impoqed in the nature cf @ pensity upon the , art of Common Ttens, Taiit into the shape of funnel, or @ saw log, with | arrested Dunn, I pursued him from No. 319 To Of Committee’ on Sewere—In favor of w sewer in the | Sc+the slutemert, oid areure the public thet Mr. G. C. court, after an adjouramont from last | 1B¢, #lab taken off tio sides, it is cut in graceful curves | street, whero ho jum ‘vdyrk om account of a false invoise, and therefore m a second story window . Bowery, from Grand to Walker streets, and adverse to , Howerd, (for whom | dramatized the work, for the p: to fit the natursi form of the waist. in the ninety first section of theact of 1790, Then was opened this morming bstore Judge Daly, but : It t# quite long, | the pavement, ton very stable in ©, whore he | SeWex bortherly from Broome street, Adoptedeasdivition, | Pore of presenting his woncerfal daughter ia th # oh, belve reeds, bow jod coming down on the hi i " y Stable in avenue C, where he! yi; :— rac’ iv: f ne 9 cht amos the net in question uf 1640, the material. part of | 20 cure being ready, wae further adjourced to Tuesday | Srar reeuates tae pba, ant Mhnleboned, foghat what | tock refuge under a manger, and arresied him; and Ire. | "Ainrmetivo—Alermon Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyoe, Trrosd, ells en aly poi me mont Hberstiy: been alresdy recited, It will beseen that this | Morning. bones, entizely relieving th fo ‘oun of fhe ne, | Celved no assistance from any person or persons until | Brivtey, Francis, Tiemann, Pearsail, Denman, Alvord, and | oqti State, in consequence o' the many appli. Plovision is substantially the came an that of the seven: SPECIAL TERM. son, where there lank (oe, totter portions of the por; | after Treized him, when I assisted by Ira Beker, a | Peck—li. cations for the piece, that Mr, G. C. Howard, of the Troy th section of the act of 1342 and of the previous By Hon, Judge Daley. eettintars is ne but the back bone to protect | prisen cfficer, and U, O. Childs, Jun,, the prison clerk.’ I Of Committee om Sewers—In favor of sewer in William fer ee aud Mr. AH. ly, of the National Theatre, eats mentions’, and, ak out the practical con- DIVORCE CASES—DECISIONS, © rom being crushed, claim no particular credit for the arrest beyond the re- Groot, from Frankfort to Duane streets, Adopted on a pO NGF are alone suthorired to fell copies of the ruction given ‘set of 1842, as properly warranted, Serr. 12,—James Pugh ve. Ann Pugh —It i ‘ om ~ PaaS uired performance of my daty, and I cannot underatoud ", = ‘ama, none are gen unless procured from be it will be Aidiealt to distinguish the prevent net, in this | ble to sustain the, verdict of tho joy Tait mem: | ‘Two Mux Daowwen 1x Cawapac-Wo regret to | Tassos pane oh my duty, and J cannot anderstond Bilson Frencts Tanaun, Penteall, Deusen, Alvord sed HO, L. AIKEN Tespect. from that, It is true this act, the same as the | the credibility of the witrass Wallace had been im. | learn thata fatal accident happened at Pointe aux | relative to the matter. Truly yours, TT Poke il. - ? “ 4 ” ————_——__* net of 1442, does not, in terms, provide for the distribu. | peached. or if bia statement hed beoa inconsistent | Trembles on Saturday evening last. Mc Alorandre GEO, WASHBURN, Keeper, Sing Sing Prison, Of Committee on Sewers—In favor of sewer in Pitty trst | AMENDMENTS TO TH Constiremon ov Tews pomodoro | the officers; but the twenty sixth ve of | as @ whole, the jury w have been justided in | Talham of Varennes, N.P., who had been engaged a strert, between fecond and Third avenues, with wa ordi. | NESSEE.—The Nashville papers of the 18th ult,, inti- the act of 1542 is lett in full force and operation, and if | discrediting lt. But, after earefolly reading’ this testi: | at the former place for sotne time hcl wy oe oes Orystal Patace, ennrmativen Aldermen Sturtevant, Oakloy, Boyce, Twooa, | Mate that, the proposition to form new counties ia " e | had wi a “gee a 2,79 m SAditional dnty was m penalty imposed on tho importer | swore por tively to er ton betmeen tiie de | afternoon, and left at about 6 o'clock for Varennes | Cash on hand....... 14... ve 2,721 28 | PG vor of ewer in Contre | been carried by & close, cotes ere ceeen we, thunk, Of Committee on Sewers~ In tr f to © under that acd therefore distributable under the act of | fendant acd Cooter; that througa aw inacance. M. Nazero Vertefuelle, who accompa- | Contributions for September 12 59 12 © street; by a close vote. The total vote for (o- i at T900, ts ts oxeatits poneliy caslee thiset sete Bet pe, | (a eeaiere corae; thas threngh 6 w nied him, was standing up in the canoe when the end Stan jouston’ strocts: siso in | Yernor amounts to about 124,00; but we think the runing It 10 bee penalty. and properiy distributable | ous intercourse, But the caso di net rest oa ‘bia | Bad gone some ten or twenty arpents, last his haz | TOM ssseveeevevesesersereessseeees 92,780 40 | Ga Ae doers 66 popthouss. corned tran fase fall belo T0000 Te tiee ‘he Legislature will wader eset ot IMG oil it fa fngiated that the ¢ sine fendant wes ceen by the too soreanspirie | lance and fell into the water. M. Talham, sprang NEMPER OF TICKETS sonD. and Thitd avenues. Adopted ona division, vies proposition to elect Judges Ree’ ty ther aus tha Fobroary, 1646," (9 ot any 0) toe thind sentt th ane (Barten.) 9% Sun o | to his rescue, brit unfortunately fatled in the eilurt, | September 10 scseeeees se BiTTh | pphiizigatings Aldermen, Breztevans, Oakley, Boyes, | Peosived 5,000 voten in the scm tient te, people iy 5 at ler, p. 2) thethipd rection | tiely incoupintent with o belie b ~. | end both wore drowned. —Montiea! Herald, Awe21. | ‘ er seeneey 71320 | Tye pera” tee Pearenll, Deninan, al: | Tpceived 000 votes in the counties to be heard from, ils | nents or TBR f hdl, » dt is, doubles, adopted,