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BROOKLYN VE KING STAR. 7iooi '71(1 ITU 1712 1 27 23 9 1.1 lic moo are depoaited, and to have all deposits of funds entered therein at the time ot making tuch deposits, and also to have aaid book written up at K-J't ouc enrh moi.ih, and to report at such time the balance cn Johnmn and house Prince street east side between Willoughby and Fleet Self -held or Hunt vacant lot west aide of It-et street between ilioughbj and Prince .1 -in Schoticld vacant west side of Ueet st bet Willoughby aud Prinjo to 12 1 Ivdetihurgh 4 lots and -use uorth side of between Fulton A Navy at li 21 Lljdcoburgu 3 lots and irreea -a- side of Navy st bvl Fulton aud Flatbuah av John bouse and west side of Fleet street between illuughby and Caxll Bly vacant east side of Hudson av between Fulton aud DeKalb avenue-James Li'oby lot and house east side of Hudson av between Fulton and DeKalb SBrnoIilijit (Earning Ifar. Arrmra roa thi CarsraL Pali Exhibition Tha schooner Samuel Clark, (of Fredericksburg.) C'apt S.ndt, which arrived at this port yesterday from Port au Pitnce, bring the following articles fiorr. the E-nperorof Ilayti, for exhibition at the World a Fair in New York ci'y. 8 pactsgea of coff; 2 bog of chocolate nutt; I package of low wax 1 ease of water jars 1 can ol uo-dnee 2 Untct of soap 2 pieces of lignumvittr 1 ck-age of.tarei;l package of mineial coal 1 buudle of rosewood kaik; 1 pieces of fu-tic; 1 bun lie cf Brazil wood 1 bundle of logwood 1 package of silkwotd baik 1 buudle of nepoerwood baik 2 chairs: 1 ball of Uy- PirticToa B.

Sisiomr. ItLNDAY EVLM.NG, MY 3d, ISJ3. 1 2 3 4 32 33 34 35 36 band to the tCuu.m in Council the account ana vouc.iers of Hie treasurer also at ad timet betubjet toexfu-mt by the mi-nttee on account rf depjrtuient, and such examination iu! comparison with tbe comptroller shall be ma le once ia each month. See. 5.

It tlutll the duty of the treasurer to arrange with tuch Bank or Banks at may be directed by tbe Common Council an allowance of inlereat upon Ilia city funds, each arrangement to be made during pleasure Tliomas Scott vacant 14 east side of Hudson avenue between nlua rud DeKalb Horace Kmpdey vacant east ide uf Hudson av between Fulton and Dek lo aveaa-. Thomas Scott 2 lol and house west tide of Navy street between Fulton and DeKalb av Trustees of li 11 Jackson vacant lot west of Navy st be.w en Fulton and Dekalb av-K Bly leuburgh 2 vacant lots west side uf Navy street between Fulton and lekalb av Biidenburnh vac. nt lot side of Jamacia turnpike bet Lal'avetle av and Ravmond it A CORPORATION PAPER. 8 oiiiiiioii Coiiuril. wi lay Fve'g.

May 185. A regular Metting of this bedy vae held thit eveuing at 7 o'clock. In the abeence of the Tru lent Aldermen Green, from tha Firtt Ward wat ealled to preside. I'pon the roll being called the following members answered to their names Aldern.cn Green, Holt, Merrill, Marvin, Fawler, Booth, Hawxharsl, Morris, Gruham, Kvane, Wilson, Wyckeff, Oliver, Rat lis, Hmmm, llarteari, Dayton, Remsen. Ahaent Aldermen Neely, Brainard, Kice, Queen.

Minutes of uieetii nday Apii! were rtui and approteJ. rrrrn-'Nt, cmmfxiCATirnie, Ac Fob Wnutd; IV)ip. John Benson in Water between Si nn end Fulton ts; of J. B. Shejmrd an 1 otbert of Clinton and Nelson ttreeta; of I).

Uen.sen an I others on between 4'ti and oth Avnues; of J. provided lhat the amount ol lumls in any one u.w it. exceed one half the capital stock of said Bank, 9 to In lil vienhurgU 3 vacant lots east sine 01 turnpike Det tiaiayelte av and Kaymond st 1 to 5 ly leutiurgh 5 lots and buildings side of Lafayette av bet turnpike and Kaymond st 17 13 lydeuburgh 2 vacant lots west side ol Raymond street bet turnpike and Lafayette ar 1 to 4 tenliur'h 4 vacant lots south side of Fulton av between Navy and Raymond street 8 to 15 Iliydenburgh 8 lou easl side of Navy street between Fulton and Lafayette 16 to 21 Blydenburgh 8 lots and building side of Lafayette av let Navy and Kaymond av 21 to 26 ISlydenburgn 3 vacaut lots est side of Kaytnoud st between Fulton and Lafayette av 1713 1711 1714 1715 1716 1717 1713 1719 17 JO 17.11 1722 172:1 1724 1726 1727 1723 1729 1711 1712 I7J3 1734 1715 17.W 17.17 1738 1739 1740 1741 1742 fJT Tht city Falberi hud unututlly ouiet meeting, Utt night, for which we, at in duty bound, art tliaukful fus and will aver pray that they may eouducl oaineM aa quietly and with ilitvb legate, to decorum od Uit iuteret of tha city. Tht most iitinrtant buiine- brought Wfurt lite Board wat rert cf tlie Sjci-) anamillttM tbe Treaury aiff.culty which rrpo i will foartd any UogUt in another column. We da ont exactly that tliia will aetisfaetory to all partitt, awr do we art tlx particular object io making juit Mca a report tha la ger portion of the ordinance and in the ahsenre of any eiiecine directioa front the Common Council shall be hit duty to make tuch arrange-mmte a.

may be directed by the F.uauce Committee and approved bv the Major. c. 6. Tne trci-u'rer shall also report to the Corrp-tioller once iu each week a ttatement of all monies received by him during the week precethui from whom receive 1 and on what account, an I at the end of est Hie s'atenient reoinud iu See. 4, with an accouul tiro hemp and I uf castor oil 4 eaus of honey 1 block of rnarbie; 1 piece id niahoginy weighing uearly three tons.

The thip William Hitchcock, which arrived at thit port yesterday fimtt Liver mk.I. also for the Crystal Palace ex'i bilien, three prckages consisting of various articles. EuKiflatri ix. During the month of April there were twenty-live thousand four hundred and forty aeven emigrant! arrived in the port ot New York Of thit number there were from r.nislati I Ireland 1,00 Scotland 872 Havre, 231 emen, 1,464 Antwerp, 753 Rotterdam, 1 Freucb pons, i Italy Siwin and Portugal, 11 Cli gres aud Havana, 2.121 other port', 9i in 3iK vessela. E.

Kakin an I otli-rs on Van Brunt et, south of 11 uu- ilton Avenue; of Cbas Squire a-king tbe Corporation to tt a Well and I'ump put in by Inm flier of A'lantic ami Willow streets, txverally to tllaul uuip 13 53 4 92 4 92 44 2d 31) 4 31 7 38 17 22 6 IS 6 IS 23 37 6 76 9 26 4 30 39 97 29 52 7 38 33 13 61 51 67 04 13 45 6 IS 30 75 8 00 52 P9 7 3d 7 33 7 33 4 92 4 92 5 64 5 53 8 61 20 91 22 14 15 99 13 45 64 12 8 61 15 99 22 14 2-2 14 15 99 9 84 22 14 5 54 33 21 19 63 8 61 5 S3 4 92 30 75 6 64 4 92 8 00 8 24 7 33 3 69 12 30 9 P4 4 92 ii 11 11 14 13 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 17 17 17 17 17 13 13 13 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 22 22 24 24 24 25 25 26 27 29 29 29 33 34 35 35 35 36 36 36 33 33 37 37 37 37 37 37 33 33 39 39 39 40 Petition of Michael Brown a-kini exem tiou from tax on account of being a member of a military mpmy. PiiNTms Ftr.ikE May 2. A meeting of journeymen piinters, employed on the mummif ncwa-papera, was held on Saturday evening, at which it wut resolved lo demand 5 cent per 1000 emt advance, and if not eolies.leit til Mt t-itf Sk 1 111 liiiirniniS Sral ol the 17421 Of J. A. Diyton to be relieved from an enoneoua tax.

Of Win. Boardmtn for renewal of t'age and hack li- 164J 1744 cene on the (tieeuwood Cemetery route. 1 12 13 15 li 17 5 3 4 2 21 30 3tJ 42 30 5 16 3 to 5 21 19 15 25 3 6 7 3 ti 25 26 14 15 21 23 37 43 50 F'L-her Howe vacant lot south side of DeKalb avenue between Navy and Kaymond street -Peter Henley 2 lots and buildings sideof Hudson av between Lafayette and DeKalb ar Blydenburgh vacant lot we-t side of Hudson av between DeKalb and Lafayette avenue and it Croiuuieliu plot and buildings east tide of De street bet Wiilouughby and Lafayette Thomas Brady lot and house west sideof Hudson av bet Willoughby and Lafayette avenue Bourdctt vacant lot west side of Hudson av between Willoughby and Bolivar street Benliaio or hiting vacant lot sideof Hudson av het ilionghhv Bolivar st Y. Iward Wilson vacant lot west side uf Hudson av between Willoughby and Bolivar street Valentine 11 Hall vacant lot north side of Willoughby street bet Hudson and Fleet street Michael Dunn lut and house east side of Corll street between Myrtle and Willou-hhy street Boice lot and house west side of Fleet st between HuiL avenue and Willoughby street John Downing lot and 2 houses side of Hudson avenue between Fleet st and Myrtle ar William McCluskey lot and bouse sideof Carll st between Willoughby stand Myrtle av Wesley Euijjons lot and house side of Prince street between Myrtle av and Willoughby it Thomas Lc-lie lot and house east side of Hudson av oil ween Lafaiette st and DeKalb av Dauiel Sellick lot house and stable north side of La fa ye (ta st between Hudson and Navy Heirs of lllassey 3 lots and houses south side of Myrtle avenue between Hudson and Navy Win II iluies lot and house west side of Navy street between Myrtle av and Bolivar street Levi Brtwn lot ond bouse west side of Navy street between Myrtle av and Bolivar street--Ucorge Purdy lot and house east side of Navy street betwc Myrtle av and Bolivar street James Downie lot ond house north side of Myrtle avenne between Prince and Carll street Daniel Kissatn lot and house east side of Carll st between Johnson street ond Mvrtle avenue Nevins lot and shop east side of Carll street between Johnson and Myrtle avenue- Levi Blown house and lot eust side of Carll street between Myrtle av and Johnson street II Onderdonk vacant lot east side uf Hudson av between Johnson street and Mvrtle av Joseph Lockctt lot and building east side of Hudson ov between Johniwn st and Myrtle ov Edwanl Murray lot aud houe west side of Navy st between Johnson stand Myrtle avenue James Eagitn lot and house east side of Navy street between Myrtle ov ond Tillary street-Hugh Finn lot and house east side of Navy street between Myrtle avenue ond Tillary street 11 iirown vacant lot cast side of Navy street between Myrtle avenue ond Tillary street- Trutees of Tompkins Society lot A building side of Navy st bet Myi tie av anil Tillary st Thomas liascoync lot and house north side of Myrtle avenue betwaen Navy and Raymond st Daniel Kissaui lot ond stable west side of Raymond street between Myrtle av and Johnson st John l'upke lot and hoove west side of Raymond street belween Mvrtle ov ond Johnson st papers refuse lo allow the advauce, aal the printeit ore now on a strike. reparUii outre! reafr.rma what baa heretuf rt tern conceded on all tidet at in accordance with the charier thii aij poatibly make it a little more definite.

We are inclined Uiiuk that even thie will create a brerze in the Comnen Council neit Monday night when the report li brought up dr Several of the member, lut sight lacked unutterable things when the immediate discussion Mid adoption was Brged. So lok out for aqualle at the next meeting. The treasury difficulty, be it known, then, i not definitely aettled a little more excitement must be had before the matter will be allowed drop. are confidant of thie unlest tome other nor exciting subject should coma up, that would be ore refreshing than this old Ihra bare question. Deaiteus, aa far as possible, to give our reportt of the rootediiigi of the Common Council, correctly, we have commenced to day publishing the namee of the absent Aldermen aa well aa the preeent, in accordance with a BtLTiimnt May 2.

The hands in Sherwood's printing office siruck to-day and afterwards attacked Mr. Sherwood, forcing to to fly for protection. of wat rants if any unpaid. Sec 7. All ordinances and parts of ordinance! inconsistent with the above prot ms are hereby reiwuled.

Oil motion of Aid. Fowler it was laid on tbe table to be lakej up idler petitions, at the aext meeting ol the BoarL IW RKT tKSMoX. AM. Daytnn asked the chairman of the street committee to i tint tbe ard to go into secret session, and on motion the Board adjourned to meet iu secret, aud the reporter retired. HEroarj or coiiMirtExs.

The street committee reported on the petition of R. 3. Church relalive to gia.lirg and paving lots on Mill aud Centre sK, and directed that tbe commissioner advertise for estimates of the same: adopted. Street committee on of A Coit and others asking for a change in the cruet walk fool of Hamilton ave. and Union repot lad against any alteration of the same, but in favor of allowing petitioner to lay down a cross walk at hit own expense under direction of the projier offic-r: adopted.

bame on petition tu have Clinton tt repaired reported in lavor alopted. auie on remonstrance against grad ng 21't st. from 3 i to 5th aud fl iggmg same Iroin 4lh to Bill reported against allowing the pruyer of remonslrauts adopted. Street committee on peti.ion of Joshua Roger! for the removal of obstruction! at the foot of Washington re-norl in htvorof recommending Hie teterenceof the mutter 1745 1746 1747 1749 1751 1754 1755 1756 1757 1753 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1765 1766 1767 1763 1769 reeo'rtitioa making it obligatory, pasted somewhere about IJill of Dayton lor euiveyt and inis) for opening Prospect Squ ire. Ol Thnnus nroy and other to have lo't filled on Hovt, Butler and Douglass (t.

Of Judge K. Smith for a copy of Barhmira Criminal Treatise and opies of tbe 4th edition ot the K. H. Of Yan Kurtiand to ba anpointed Coiiiiinasioner of Deeda Bill uf A. Bartlett 128 04 Of Bridget McKenna, 10 87 of Omrles Newman ti Bill for meals furui-hed prisoners ill the 4th District Si at ion House betweeu March lit and May 1st 1853 25.

Bill of King and Rplcv 16 of J. C. Givwood 23 of Dr. nmre i of Dr. Celt in if W.

J. Sankeyflfil 80 ol A.P. Noslrand (la U8 of Isaac Allen 34 06. Severally referred. Petition of Win.

Arthur A Co. to remtve a house from Adaint street to corner of Pcurl and VYa er to Aid. of 2d Ward for ren Of Kara Baldwin and otbert for well a' or near corner of Oxford tireet and Myrtle ave. to Street Commissioner to adveitise for est i unites. Communication from Charlee W.

Lynde to abate a nuisance in Columbia street, between Summit and Curoll treet the nui'ance isl ioud of tlanaut water to Chief Police fur report PORT OVKICKS. The following coiumuuientioii lion Hit Honor tht Mayor wat presented and pluced on file. year ago, Tha resolution we deem a very proper one, for then our citizens by a tingle glunoe can see the names 51 to 53 A and Willett 3 lots west side of Raymond street be'ween Myrtle av and Johnson street 55 56 Heirs of Cornelius Duryea 2 vacant lo.s west side of ivmond 'st bot Myrtle nnd Johnson of those preeent attending to their duties as Aldermen, and thoee who are absent It will undoubtedly exercise a 67 17691 healthful iufluence. 7 10 11 13 Lynde vacant lot west sido of Ri ymond street betwen Myrtle av and Johnson street Thomas (iaseoyne vacant plot south side of Pork rvenuc belwecii Navy ond Raymond street Thomas liescoyne 2 lots and hous east side of No vy street between Park av nil Tillary st Thomas I Iaseoyne lot and house east side of Navy Sircet between Park ov and Tillary street Harriet Packer 12 vacant lots 10 on the south side of I'niversity place between Fulton ond 1770 1771 1772 1773 CiVTioi. A gentleman of our acquaintance in pasting lo the counsellor for report adopted.

the ruins of the Willoughby mansion on Fulton Avenue was ttopped by two wen, who enquired the time of night Hot haying a watch ha replied that he did not know. One attempted to collar him, but from the suspicious appearance of tha felluwa, he presumed they were ruliuert nd made a spring from them, and reached hie residence, about a half a block off, before they could ovettoko him, To the BuarJ of Aldermen. i 1 -I Canton street No 1 to 10 ond two on the rorth side of Fulton street between University place ond Canton street Nos 11 12 10 to 15 Blydenburgh 6 vecant lots side of St Folix st between Lafayette an 1 Univerrity place 20 Blydenburgh vacant lut north side of University place between St Felix and Canton st 23 Blydenburgh count lot north side uf Univerrity place between St elix ond Canton st 27 31 32 33 Blydenburgh 4 vocont lo.s sido of Ci rtm st bet Lafavotte and University plase 1 It Blydenburgh vacant iro bounded by FuOon ond Lafayette ovenue and Hampden st 1 Ia2 Blydenburgh 2 vacaut plots side of DeKalb av bet Hayraimd end St Felix streot 27 23 Trustees of A Jackson 2 vacant lots side of av between Raymond and St Felix 8t 3 Hlydenhurgh vacant lot sice of DcKnlb avenue betwesu St Felix and Couton street 7 Blyilcnhurgh vacant lot of DcKnlb avenue between St Felix nnd Canton street 12 to 16 Blydcnliurgh 5 vac: nt lots st sido of St Felix street between Dekalb and F'ulton av 20 to 26 Hlydenhurgh 7 vuetmt lots east side of St Felix st be.wccn DeKalb and Fulton avenue 23 to 31 Blydenburgh 4 vacant lots eest side of St Felix st between DeKalb ond Fulton avenue 32 to 39 Blyilen'jurgh vacant lots of Fulton avenne between Si Felix and Canton street 40 to 53 Blydenburgh 14 vacant lots west side of Cant street between DeKalb and Fullon av 57 to 61 Blyddcnburgh 5 vs-ant lots rest side uf Cunt in street between DeKalb and Fulton ov 62 Elizabeth Perino vneent lot wet side of Canton street between DeKalb and Pulton avenue 21 to 24 Blydenburgh 4 vacant loti eibl side of Cntiton sticct be.wccn DeKalb ond Lafayette ov 25 to 36 lilydcnburgh 12 v.xant lots east side of Cruton street bo.woen Dcknlh.r,,! I.nr,-it. ov At th time there was tola puliceiuan or any other UfcHlLKUKN. i uni icijiiesieu oy a lesoiuiion ui jnur Honorable limly to report whether any bill is pending before I lie Legislature having fi its object the alteration ol section, lit and 27 Title 3 oftho Churler us to allow the iimrense of tile lai ics of the Mayor, Comptroller, or other officer, auhonlinntes Ac memtioned in said eeclion', or any other seclious of the Chaitcr uf the Cily altering duties or salaries." In leply to said inquiry I would report Hut no bill to my knowledge is now or has been during the past session ol the Legiilaiuio having for iUobject any alteration of the Charter relative to the increase ol salaries, or change in ferson in tight hear of to many attemplt to rob at B'glit, of late, that we think the Common Council should either adopt a new regulation of police or give our citizens the privilege of carrying lira arms.

WaiTirV STaiac The Waiters of Brooklyn, it seema, iSaa in tonia iiiatances, followed the example of their New-York brethern, and struck for higher wage. A few days since the wuilera at the Munition House, on the Heights, kept by General Yale, demanded $18 per mouth Instead uf 115, the eld rate, threatening to quit liirn in a body, uitlest the demand wnt complied with. They 53 44a 45 to 47 lllydcnbugh 4 vacant lots west side of Hampden st bet DcKulbnnd Lnfoyetto av 53 43 to 55 Blydenburgh 8 vacant lots wct side of Hampden st between DeKalb and Lafayette av 53 66 to 69 Blydenburgh 4 vacant lots west side of Hi'tui Jen st botwoen Dekalb and Lafayette av 54 29 A Pinknoy lot and house east side nf Hampden struct bet DcKnlb and Lafayette i-venue 54 49 to 54 Blydenburgh 6 vacant lots west sido of Portland avenue betweon DcKnlb nnd Lafayette 55 6 to 8 Trust jos of II II Jackson or II Peck 4 vocant lots south side of Pnrk place between 'Ray mond and Canton sircet Isjf In the Supreme Court at Lowell, a lad named Aabworth ha obtained a verdict for (1,675 against Dr. Joteph Kittredge, of Andover, for malpractice in the treatment of an injured arm, whereby the boy lost it, Ths Boot or Wm. Sciiuvlkb Recovkred On the evening of Dec.

23 last, a forwarding merchant named William Schuyler, left hit office. No. 7 South ttrect, and since that time has becu missing. It was supposed he had been murdered or dt owned, and his brother, Jtmej Schuyler, olfered a reward of $650, for the recovery of his remains. A dilligeut but search was in the meantime made by Hie distressed relatives.

Yeterday morning, a boat captain named Michael Brodigan, observed the body of a man Hooting upon the wave of the East river, antl immediately towed the name lo the Corlear's Hook wharf, where it was made fast. Coroner O'Donnell was notified, and upon reaching the sjsit, he se-trched tht clothing of the deceased, and ilncovejcd a gold and silver watch, (176, in money, nnd memorandum book. Thit led to the recognition of the body na that of the missing Mr. Schuyler, and the effects were recognised by Charlet W. Davis, a clerk in the shipping office uf the deceased.

There were no marks of violence visible on the body, and the manner of his death is et involved in mystery. The Jury, therefore, rendered a verdict of "death by drowning," and the body was taken in charge by friends, who will remove it to Albany for interment Timet. JIT Among the Patents issued fiom the U. S. Patent Othce for the week ending April 26th, ore the following: Samuel 1).

Tillman, of Seneca Falls N. for improvement in radiator for Move. Dated April 26, 1853; Al fred J. Watts, of Uticn, N. for improvement in process for preparing gold.

Dated Apiil 26, 1S53; Stephen F. Palmer, of New York, N. for improved towing apparatus for canal boat. Dated April 26, 1853; Thomas J. Sloan, of New York, N.

for machine for pointing aud threading screw blanks. Dated April 2ft, 1853; Charlet Ludwig Gran, of imbitrg, Germany, assignor to CVn'ad roppenhnsen. of Brooklyn, N. for improvement in cementing materials for ornamental compounds. Dated April 26, 1853.

Patented in Germany, Dec. 18, 1847 Win. F. Ketehum, of Buffalo, N. for improv-ment in reaping machines.

Patented July 1847. Re-issued Oct. 21, 1851. Re ifsued April 26, 1853; Samuet dok, of Biockp irt, N. for improvement in smut machines.

Dated April 6, 1853. The Mobile xiJverliter records the recent killing of a Mocaoeion Snake of the Urgent kind in the river near the whnrf, at tbo bottom of St. Louis st. Being landed it wat fou.id to measure 4 feet two inches in lenghl its body in the thickest part being nearly the seize of a mon't wrist. After life wos extinct in two fangs were extracted, and proved tu be little short uf half un inch.

JjgTIt will ne seen that Alas Simmons, of 564 Broadway, whose advertisement may be found in another column, last year received the Fiist Premium at the World Fair, for her superior skill in Millinery. The stock the opens with this spring, is uf the richest order, comprising every variety, style and finish. Her assortment is indeed beautiful. Cabinet FunKiTSt We call the attention of our readers in want uf elegant substantial furniture to call and examine the extensive stock of IL W. Kingman Nu 434 Pearl street, M.

Y. For particulars see advertisement. Rim Cark.ts, As. We call the attention of our readers to the Extensive stock of rich carpets, rugs, oil cloths Ac. of Mr.

MoGrorty 142 Broadway, New York. Those about I urchasiitg would find to their interest to call nod 1774 1775 1776 1777 1773 1730 1781 17H3 1784 1785 1736 1787 1783 179 1790 1791 1792 1793 1794 1795 1796 1797 1799 1800 18001 1301 1803 1304 lrHB 13116 1H07 1303 1309 1810 1HU 1312 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1813 1820 1823 1824 1825 1826 1827 1323 1829 1830 1831 9 9 9 9 9 27 Trustees of A Jackson vacant lot east side nf Hampden street Iwt DeKalb nnd Lrfayc tc av 9a 10 11 17 to 20 Blydenburgh 8 vacant lots sido of DeKalb av bet Raymond nnd Canton st 3 Thomas Duffy lot 1 rd house cast sido of Raymond stroot bet Willoughby st nnd Low place 22 23 Jos Bridge 2 vacpnt lots ninth sido of Willoughby street botweeu Raymond and Cunlon 24 to 27 Thomas II Clrrk 4 vac nt lot nor.h side of Willoughby street bet Raymond ond Cnnton 28 Lewis Van Ariwcrp vacant lot north side of Willoughby st between Raymond ond Canton 29 George II Peek vacant lot north side of Willoui'hhy Unjiuoml and Contnn :1 Ta, .,,,1 tmuse eouiu side of Myrtle uvonue between Raymond and Canton st 4 McCluc lot end house south side of Myrtle av between Raymond nnd Cnnton street 6 to 11 I'hointiss Oascoyne lols and.kouscs fouth side of Myrtle av bet Raymond and Canton street 1 1 time v. cant lot south sido of Bedford s.roet between Raymond ond division Same, on petition ol A. uson and irfliers, io nave ion filled on Baltic between lloyt aud Bond reported in favor of the Same. Adopted.

Suine, on petition of John Fitnimmons and others asking lo have DcKalb ave. graded and paved from Bedfjld to Notlrami, reported in titvor adopted. Same, on petition of II. Hurd and others, asking to have 4ih uce graded and paved from Court tu Smith st reported in lavor Adopted fvmie, nn petition oflloiirv Beecher and olherj, to grade slid pave Barlletlst. from Throp to Flushing avenue, repotted agaiual tbe same as the city had nu coutrul.

Adopted. Street Committee reported in favor of contracting with P. it lick Dillon to grade and ave Livingston St. from Ne-vins si to Klatbush avenue, and also of contracting with Terrenee Brady to lay a cross-walk from Montague Place Adopted. Sa.tie, On communication from Street CommMoner, relative to forfeiture on the contract for sewers in Hamilton ave.

ond other streets, reported against any forfeiture, as part of delay was caused by the Hoard, ond they recommend the payment of the Contractors bill. Adopted. Same, on Petition of Alex. Elward. complaining of obstructions on the piers of East River, between Harrison street ond Hamilton and at the foot of Degrnw With regard to obstructions on pier, the Coin, referred petitioner lo the Harbor Masters.

Adopted. The Finance com. reurted in favor of placing the Feb. account of feet of Justice John C. Smith on file.

Adopt- ''ti. sf Shannon and Piatt Powell, guardians of Elizabeth Powell asking for red notion of iissessinciit, reported in favor of the nunc. Adopted. Fire Department com. reported iu favor of changing the location of Alert Hose Company No.

3, to the neighborhood of Fulton avenue, and the following resolution Resolved that it be referred to the commissioner! of repairs ond mppliei to procure tome suitable location for IIosc Co. No 8. in the vicinity of Fulton avenue and N'e-vinssts. under the direction ul the Fire Department com mitlee. The assessments for tht following improvements were presented and confirmed: Gas lamps on Baltio st Irom Henry to Srailh Atlantic st from Court to Powers; Dulfieid it.

from Jehnson to Fulton live; Oxford st. from Fulton to DeKalbave; War renst from Court lo Smith; Lafayette ave. from Fulton lo Carlton ove; Congress st from Court to Henry; Dottglo'" st. from Court to Smith Adelphi from Park ave to Willoughby tt Gold st. from Fulton ave to Johnson tt Dean st from Court to Powers; Raymond tt from Myrtle lo Fulton ave; 1'acitio tt.

from Clinton at, to 4th aVe Slate st from Boeiuin to Powers Carlton ave from vi tie to Fulton ave Wyckoff st. from Court to Smith, Clinton ove from Myrtle to Park eveuue. Also for oil l.uit in Church st. froai Hamilton art to Uowonu! creek. The Board then adjourned till Monday evening next.

-were toiu mar, an mot were retained: slier the 1st of May ahould receive the advanced rata. Yesterday, however, nina af tha waitcrt were dismissed, and twelve girls, uniformly dresaed for the occasion, took places at tha winner table. The plan succeeded admirably the girle gave tatisfaction to (ieii. Gale, and to the gueeta at the Han-ion We should not hesurprised if ntherllo tola were to follow the eiomple. By Hm hye, the Montague Ferry, which oiened yesterday, it likely to increase tha business of tha Mansion House, which it quite conti guout to the ferry, tf Yesterdav ifcrno.

aotim eight vl.v-ui age, was teen, running out of the basement of a house in Vint-it hit clothes being all in flame. Mr. James A. Biidsal), perceiving him run to hi. ua-ialance, nd tticoeeded in extinguishing the fire by leering off ilie clothes, but not before the child wat dreadfully burned.

Ha it euppoted to have been playing with lucifer matches which had been left within hit reach. Hit mot'ner re-tides at No. a Yioe-tt, where be wat taken and a phy-iciub teut fur. 3 54 55 67 53 53 53 58 59 59 59 61 65 65 66 67 67a 67a 63 69 73 73 73 73a Thotnns Clark vacant lot no-th side of Bedford st betwoen Raymond and Division 5 27 14 4 5 8 i.iju.o lot no iioimu norm sine 01 jicmora st Oct llnyinond ond Division Jaraos A Hugbes vacuus lot un the north side of Sycamore st hot Raymond and Canton- Tl o'iiiis (liiscnyne vacant lot north sido of Tillary st between Raymond and Canton amcs Megahcy lots and houses oast side of Canton st bet Park ave and Tillary street- Charles I.yndo lots and factory west side of Division st bet Park ave and Tillary street-John Carroll vacant lot north side of Mvrtle ovenue between doton in. the duties of any olhcere cycled or appointed under tha charter.

That I ive personally made dillitrent search by examining the various bills reported in tbe Senate and ill the llon-e mid also have made inquiry of the members of the Legislature horn this city but find uo bill as relerrcd to iu the above resolution. Respectfully, A Lambhm1, Myn, A communication wat presented from the Chief of Police, calling attention to lio following communication from dipt Campbell of the Third District Police: Sia I would wish to call your attention to the tiivTtioJi ovioioii-noiise. 'the roof is eo leaky that the men have to remove their beds at the fill sif any lain to some dry place, v. Inch ia generally difficult to find. The leaky condition of the fl sir of the Engine house, No.

18, (incorporated with tbe Station-house) is quite injurious to the lodging rooms when the Engine house is Washed, as the greater part of the water descends to the lodging rooms, and the only secure way to prevent the leakage will ba to put a new floor over the old one, and caulk it the same at vessels are. I would reseelfully suggest the railing in the Police office be removed further out far the purpree of enclosing a sufficient siuiue to make a suitable sleopiii1; apartment, all ol winch, Ac. JAMEH CAMPBELL, Cupt, The ciiininuiiicotion was referred to the Coiiimiitee ol Repairs, with power under the direction of the Police Committee. A communication was received from the Chief of Po lice relative to the breaking of the lamps of the city and stating (list the Police had received directions to an est all pei sons guilty ol brcukiug the tuid lamps. Accepted and tiled.

Returns of Edward Crummy and James Melcer, Inspector of Meats, for the week eui'ing April 3Utli To Market Committee. A eommunicitioii wat presented from the Street Com IOuIOe John Carroll 2 vneant lots north side of Mvrtle avenue bet Canton and Hampden street-4 John fianlncr 4 vcant lots south sido of Flushing ave hot llamnrinn st 4 John fianlncr 4 cant lots south sido of Flushing ave bet Hampden st ond City Park- 1 to In 111 Ti.Kn Onnlnnrf! rs.onl l.ta If I I i 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 muupueii st net riusiimg ami J'ark avenue 35 Charles lloyt plot west side of Hampden st bet Flushing and Pork avenue 1 to 12 John Gurdrer 12 lots and house east side of Ilium inn hnt 73a 14 15 15 Eliakim Rrymond 2 vacant lots east side of Hamnden hft. Vllldhirii Ota nnrl Tii s4 (3a 16 17 John Howen 2 vacant lots east sido of Hanipion st bet Flushing ave ond Division street-73a 21 22 John Gnrdcor 2 lots and house west side nf Division st bet Portland avenue and Hampden st 73a 23 to 25 John Cardncr 3 vacant lots west side of Portlrnd ave het Division st and Flushing ave. 73a 27 to 30 John Orrdner 4 lots and building 1 sou.h sido of Flushing ave bet Portland ave and Harap del kireot 13 14 Bernard Sheridan 2 vacant lot west side of Portland avo bet Division .1 P-u 1332 1833 1334 1836 1837 37 20 21 70 71 39 James Chajiol lot and house north sido of Atlantic ave bet Portland ave and Oxford street Harriet Packer 2 vacant lots east side of Oxford st bet University Place A Atlantic ave-R Hlydenhurgh 2 vreant lot west side of Cumberland st bet Fulton ond Atlantic avenue Charles Squires or Tracey v. cant lot north sido of Atlontic ave bet Cumberland st and Held To B.tt.

Tha ten pertou arreted for riotont conduct and assault ahd battery, on Saturday n( ternoon, by tha Second District Police, at the corner of Pl ymouth and Bridge streets, have all been lield to bail in tha sura ul $500 each, to answer to any indictment that may be ud against then at the next Ctsurt of Oyer and. Teriui rivr in June AoctBiTiT. A lad about 10 years of from New York, who availed liiineelf of the fire cioimu at Montague Ferry, yesterday, while running aad frol iclting upon tat neighle, fell from the deseeut into Furmau street, braising hit head, spraining bis ancle, and olh, wise in jnring himself seriously, lie was takeu home by some of Cnilton avenue- 1S33 12 79 46 to 49 Walsh 0 Brown or Murgrrctt Miller 4 vacant lots west lido of Carlton ave between Fulton nnd Atlantic avenue 7 8 Tsaac Delaplain 2 vacant lots south sido of Dekalb ave bot Pnrtlnnd 83 83 83 83 84 84 84 84 85 85 85 85 1(5-13 32 76 57 25 85 5 64 5 53 19 68 60 39 36 22 14 6 IS 7 38 24 60 31 37 19 99 73 97 79 70 27 63 5 54 21 42 C4 16 21 02 42 84 21 42 13 09 32 13 13 83 5 05 61 88 12 30 14 76 29 62 7 38 8 61 17 22 25 83 196 80 3 07 3 07 4 92 5 64 3 69 15 40 15 40 12 30 13 70 14 30 15 95 5 60 36 85 4 95 1 92 17 60 9 90 17 GO 8 80 6 95 16 66 11 90 4 IS 17 85 11 90 74 97 59 50 74 97 69 50 59 SO 69 02 65 45 6 65 2 33 29 75 5 95 29 75 28 60 11 00 65 4 16 3 67 2 97 6 55 6 54 47 bl 17 5ii 190 40 9 35 14 30 17 05 4 40 15 40 4 40 76 45 12 10 33 CO 6 05 4 95 4 95 9 90 13 20 15 95 4 40 9 90 24 20 33 00 6 60 15 13 19 80 3 30 19 80 8 80 3 85 13 20 3 30 65 43 47 60 89 2ft 26 18 2 38 3 57 6 95 26 18 7 1 3 57 1 13 13 75 3 5(1 24 20 6 22 09 22 00 6 05 44 DO 3 311 41 (Hi I ti ll) 32 bill) 32 ia to Jin tiiyucnnrugn nvsiaut lots east side ot l'ortlnnd ave bet DeKulb and Lafoyette ave 33 to 40 Blydcnbrugh 8 vacant lots side of Lufayctto ove bet Portlnnd ave ond Oxford st 40a and 41 to 53 Blydenburgh 14 vacanc lots lido of Oxford st bet DeKalb A Lafayotto av 1 to 8 Blydenburgh 8 vaeont hits south sido of Lafayette ave bet Oxford and Cumberland st 9 to 18 Blydenburgh 10 cant lots or side of Oxford st bet Lafayette nnd Orccn avenue 19 U26 Blydenburgh 8 vac tnt lot nort 1 side of Oreone ave bet Oxford nnd Coniborland street 27 to 36 Blydenburgh 10 vacant lots west side of Cumberland st bet Lafayette and Greene ave 1 1 Robert McCoy vacant lot oast side of Oxford st liet DeKalb and Lafayette ave 15 Blydenburgh vasrnt lot east sir'o of Oxford st bet Dckoli) and Lnfoyetto avenue 31 to 34 Blydenburgh 4 vacant lots north side of Lafayette ave Oxford ond Cumberland street 53 Blydenburgh vacant lot west side of Cumberland st liet DeKalb and Lnfayette ovenue 3Ga 36i 37 to 39 Cornelia Tunpson 5 vacant lots west side of Carlton ave bet DeKalbA Lafayette 11 to 13 amcs Si twart 3 lots and house oast side of Cumberland st bet Myrtle and Park avenue 81 Benjamin Bennett lot and houio wos. side of Carlton ave botweon Myrtle auk Pnrk avenue 12a Isaac. Dclaphune vacant gore east side of Portland ave bet Flushing and Pork avenue-.

46 Bridges vacant lot west side of Adolphi st bet Fulton and Atlantic avenuo 22 Margaret 0' Dounoll vacant lot north sido of Atlantic ave bet Apelphi st nnd Clormont ave 6a Joseph Morso vacant roar gore lot on block bitindod by Fulton Atlantic and Clermont avenuo und Adelphi stroot I'liT 3i lli.Vi 1839 1340 1841 1312 1843 18-14 1315 1846 1847 1343 1849 1850 1852 1353 1854 1355 1856 1357 1858 1859 1860 1361 1362 1S63 Ki.4 Hi lti.13 32 1056 87 97 97 98 9 to 121 21, 131 15 57 61 62 65 66 177 176 2J 2 3 22 16 to 20 21 1 23 61 1V7 Iti.i!) liibO llilU 1 fit 32 33 33 33 33 35 35 35 17 104 17 106 17 106 17 107 13 113 18 113 13 114 13 116 A Wallor or Hyatt vnount lot oast side of Adelphi st bet Greene and Fulton avenue. 40 11 Squires vacant lot east side of Adelphi st bet Greene and Lafayette avenue- 25 Heirs of Spader 10 vocant lots west side of Clormont ave bet Greene and Lafa 25 16 to yetle av 1663 ItilM 1665 missioner relative to tbe iiiiiiilitiliig of aoillc street, rid ttating that said street has been numbered lor five jcars, iiu ail who have applied at his olficc liae received proper numbers. Placed on file. A communication wat preentcd from the Street Commissioner in reply to the lesolullon of Aid. Uawxliu st, requviii him to report tbe location of all docks and eli belonging to the city from which wharfage should he collected.

Part of the ip foot of Atlantic street belongs to the cily and is rented to the Union Ferry Co. The wharf at the foot of Fulton street, on the westerly sija belongs to the city but is not now rented. There wat a public landing at the foot of Doughty street, which ia now claimed by the party owning tbe a' I joining property. To Committee on Lauds and placet for report. Ilia report of tbe Commissioners appointed to apportion and assess the expense of N'el'on street grading und paving from Hicks street to Hamilton avenue; Clymer ttrect grading and paving from Kent to Lee avenue Norton street grading and paviuj liuiu Kent to Bedford avenue tiiu pi useuled and referred to the Assewineut Committee.

Aid. Dayton moved a reconsideration of the amendment to a retilution olfered by linn at a previous meeting, rr'ative to the city punting. A loptc-l. He then moved that the original resolution be adopted. Aid.

Marvin moved to amend, by striking out all after the word "Resolved in the resuluiinn of Alderman Dayton, and inserting the following "That the printing Committee be directed to advertize for punting, and that th work be given to the lowest bidder. Carried. Aid. Hawxliurst presented the resignation of Mr. De Witt as a clerk to Justices count, which was accepted, and Mr.

Sinac was elected in his steud. CITY TRSASIRT. Ti special committee to whom was referred with power, the settlement of Hit matter relating to Hit city 40 to 4ti neirs 01 3 vacant lots A side of I.nf.mitA kui s. 16 38 3 28 1 3 93 1 31 6 5 6 53 6 55 26 5 14 1 31 10 48 1 31 32 75 3 23 6 55 1 31 55 02 55 02 10 43 1 31 20 96 93 33 1 31 1 31 7 86 2 95 2 95 2 95 7 86 ait companion. i Tux FwsitiNO BiLnoAn.

At a regular mi elin of the Common Council of Williamsburg, held last evening, communications were eeoeivej Iroiu the Mayor returning theimoutea of the lust tueeUhg without his appn ral, and vetoing the resolution grasting the Ftaslung lUil road the right to lay a track through the-eity. A molma was then iratle and carried, that the whole matter be laid over for one inrmtlr.and that the whole tubjeat together with the remonstrances against the road, ba roferred to tht Biilread Comnntldeof five. UP Workmen ecmnenoed repairmg the rr of of the Cily Hall yceterday moSung The walls nrl ceilings of everal of the apai Interna have been much damaged through thit neglect y' -J to: J'CanMnodora'Boarman, at the Navy yi tTi hat made prvvtaton for lighting tha entire cavil; of I d-y-do k. by aaeaDt of gulta ivroha tulrct to that ten can work tipta a tliip't bolLun) in tSe night lima if tcessary. Found Dun.

Thomas Dulfy, residinp in Raymm-id treet, near Myrtle Avenue, wnt found ead in "his bed yesterday morning. He retired on Jimjuy night in apparently good health, Officer Callen of tht Third Ditiic Tolioe, found a bona and wagon in Court street, Ut night, without any present owner. The vehicle eor.lain.ed four batke.lt uf jiipet and an old coat. Potirt CoDiT. Before Judge Da niel Smith Mon-Joy.

Hugh- Conroy, Solomon Sc henoerhorn, Jeremiah Lane, Nicholas Fitigereld and Patri ck Laiiuhlm were fined tha hftt niined 3 each, and the othen i each for being grossly intoxicated in the public t'ireete. Francis Holland, 1 to 6 Heirs of 1 Spader vocant block bounded by DeKalb Vandcrbilt Lafayette and Clermont avenue John Manning lot and house northerlv pert of plot No 7 (as apportioned) east side of Carlton ovenue bet Myrtle ave and Willmnrhhv lr.t 1365 19 119 3 3a4 1666 35 1667 36 1663 36 lf.6!) 36 1 670 37 1671 37 John Potts lot ond house south side nf Mvrtle ave bet Carlton and Adelphi street Joseph Carman 2 vocant lots south side of Myrtle ave bet Adelphi st and Clermont avenue He rs of Spndor vacant lot side of Wiiloughby st bet Clermont ove nnd Adelphi st-Frederick Woodcock lot i.rd house est side of Adelphi streot bet Park and Mvrtle nvenno- Roll it Richard lot Olid house South sidnnf Park avo het. Carlton sen nnil A.l',.l,.l,l 27 79 82 rCNCLfUED FROM THIRD PA0E. Valentine (1 Hall 5 vacant lots south side of liiitler st bet Bond ond llnyt. National Insurance Co.

vacant lot south side of Itutlcr st bet Bond and lloyt Ilelany vacant lot south side of Duller st Iwt liond and lloyt -Patrick lionohiie vacant lot aouth side of Butler st hot bond and lloyt -National Fire Insurance Co vacant lotsouth side of llniigloss sthet Itondond lloyt Viwl A McDerntott lot and frame house west uf lloml st bet Douglass and liegraw Ungh Kelly or 1' McKay lot and I'ramo house siile of liond st bet Douglass anil Ilegrnw Edward Mill won or 1' McKay 2 lot) and west side of Bond st bet Douglass and Ilegrnw II Morgan 2 vneant lots north side of Dcgraw st hot Bond and lloyt 10 11 James Caruey 5 vacant lots side of Butler st bet Bond and Nevins Charles lloyt vacant plot ebout 10 lots west side of Nevins st bet Butler mil Iiouglnss Willinm boylo 6 lots and lio.ise north i'dts of Douglass st bet Nevins aim Bond Thoniiia Banco vacant lot north side of Douglas st liet Bond and Novins Charles lloyt or Jainoa v.xiant plot south side of Butler at bet Powers st and 4th Kliia Tyson (Win Powers trust 0) vacant pin. south side of Hullorst bet Powers st 4th av Kliia Tyson (Wm Powen trus' Salt Meadow west side of 4th av bet Dcgraw and D0113- la-s st Eliia Tyson (Win Powers trustee) Salt Meadow south of Dcgraw st bet 4th av Powers st Kliia Tyson (Win Powors trustee) 56 lout block bounded by iiutlcr antl Douglas A lib aud 5th av Eli -a Tyson (Wut Powers trustee) 56 lots block bounded by Douglass and Dcgraw st ond 4 A 5th av- Tyson (Win Powers irii8loe)'vacnt plot 16 lots south side of Dcgraw st.bct 4th A 5th av Ann Davit vacant strip south side of I nion bet Court nnd Smith street Heirs of Jneoh Bergen 4 vacant lot west itl of Sini st be. I'nion nnd President Heirs of Jacob Bergonvoc.nl plot cot side of Bonn street between Snckott and Union Heirs of Jacob Bergen vacant plot south east cornor of Bond and I'nion street Cliarlci lloyt or imos Brady vacant plot oiitli side of Sac'iott street bet Powers anil Nevins Charles lloyt or James Bn dy vacant plot side of Preside it street bet Powers and Nervins James Crawley 2 vacant lots e-'st siile of Court street between Huntington and Church tieorgc McConnell vi eant lot south side of Huntington bcluoen Court and Smith James Francis vacant lot south side of Smith sir et belweon Huntington and Church- MoCminell vacant lot north side of Church street between Court and Smith Fdwaid Pearce plot 33 feet front and rear by 80 feet deep south of and oil'oining lot No 86 west tide of Smith street between Church end Mill Kays one lot part of No 95 commencing at a piut on the Jtt side of Hamilton av 18 feet north of the irthe joundrry lino of No 33 ice running parallel with the lost named line to Centre sir thcn.ie olo ig Centre stra Ur tu Hon av and thonee to tbo plnco of beginning and house Tbouiaa VV Tucker one gore lot 38 ft 3 in front on oust side of Hamilton avenue north of nnd adjoining land Smith 0 Bn-lineli vacant lots 4 0 1 the cast side of Co irt street bet nnd Leonard No 74 to 77 9 I on the north side of Leonard street bc.w et Court and Hamilton tv Nos 78 to 86 James fond vacant lot west side of Hamilton avt aue belwoen Bu.dt and Leonard street ti llu-haell vacant lot1 on Hie east side of Court street between Leonard and lirinnell-- 2 vacant lo south side of Leonard sir ci between Smith and Court-- Itlyi'enburgh 4 "jnl lot north do of (jrinnell between Smith and Court st Bus mell vacant hua side of Court ttroet be ween tirinnell and Bay street t) Bushnell 6 vacant lots south side of (jrinnell street between Court and Smith I) Bt dinell 8 vac lots west tide of S.ni street bo ween tirinnell and Hay 0 Bushnell 3 vacac ln.s south sido of Bay street be. ween Smith and Court street 0 Bushnell 16 vacant luta south sido of Bay strcot be. ween Smith and Court 9 to 22 Wm Hunter Jim 14 vacant hits enst side of Adolphi street bet Myitlo and Pnrk ovenue- 72 19 119 19 122 19 122 20 126 20 126 20 127 20 127 20 127 20 128 20 123 20 123 20 123 20 123 3 11 25 In 28 1 4 2 9 33 31 41 51 64 87 42 1 4 20 22 23 33 fuworu nevis mi ana nnuse nort It side of Myrtle ave bet Adolphi st and Clermont ave-Joseph Sitnra lot snd house north side of Myrtle ove bet Clermont ove nnd Adelphi st John Vanderbilt vac nt lot south side of Park ove bet Clermont and Vondnrbilt Bernard Lynch vocar lot south side of Park ave bet Clermont and Vanderbilt Daniel Rrw vacant lot east side of Clermont ave bet Myrtle and Park Henry Dnvis 2 vneant lot east side of Clermont avenue between Myrtle and Park Charles Piper lot ond house east side of Clermont avenue between Myrtle and Park Henry Havens or Mr Butt 2 lot and house west side of Vanderbilt.

hi 41 1674 41 1675 42 1676 42 1677 47 1678 47 1679 47 47 Kiel 47 mi 49 20 123 81 62 21 129 1 2 Henry Clark 2 vacant Ms east side of Carlton ave bet Flushing nnd Pork 21 129 21 to 23 Patrick Flanignn 3 vacant lots west side of Adolphi it bet Flushing nnd Park avenuo 21 131 1 Heirs of Spader plot about 8 lots west side of Clermont av bet nn.i 166 1368 1870 1371 13,2 1873 1874 1875 1876 1377 1879 ISsO 181 1832 1883 1884 1885 1886 187 1833 1839 190 1391 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1900 19111 1902 Terreuce Muliana, ana Alary uai (uglier were urouglit up 131 131 133 133 133 133 8 to 12 Frcdorick Woodcock 6 lot and building north side of Park avo bet Cleamont A Adolphi st 35 36 Bernard Lynch 5 vacant lots west sido of Clermont ave bet Flushing and Pork 4 to 8 Heirs of .1 Spader 5 vnennt lots south side of Flushing ave bet Clormont and Vanderbilt II to 16 Heirs of Spaders vacant lots east side of Clermont ave bet Flushing anil Park 13 Heirs of Spader vacaut lot east side nf Clermont ave bet Flushing and Park- 32 John Feeney lot and house north side of Park ove bet Clermont Allil Vnmlarliilt 16S3 49 KicVt 49 42 43 Heirs of Spader 2 vocant lots west side of Vanderbilt ave bet Flushimr and Park. 83 1 lo 8 5 21 2 62 19 65 1 31 10 48 2 62 5 24 10 43 10 43 10 48 10 48 10 43 treasury. Report, That they vutered upon the duties assigned them, with a desire, to protect the financial interests -of the city, and to lacilitule I lie Treasurer in the discharge of his duties, and after mature deliberation have made an amicable arrangement ou the basis uf the uidi-nauct hereunto annexed. Teter WyckolT. Sain'l Gruhain.

Eli Merrill. Geo Remss-n. Special Committee. Brooklyn May and 1S53. The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Brooklyn in Common Council, annexed to oideiu ut follows Sec 1.

The Treasurer (hull giveeuch bondsat required by the Common Council for the lailhful performance cf bis duties, and for the security of the funds while in his hands, but such hoods shall not be held to apply to the I 21 133 21 1.13 21 133 21 133 22 146 22 I4(i 23 119 23 149 KW3 49 licit 54 HH7 54 I6S-) 54 lh-i'J 64 61 1691 54 1692 51 1693 54 13 14 25 lo 2 3 3.1 to 40 41 10 4 49 to 56 57 to 64 65 toM) in 5 5 and nued for a similar otience. forty-two ai rests were xuade by tht Fulice on Saturday and Sunday nijhls. Ciad'it Cocar, and Oocar or Oti Tmmisir Cn Saturday evening thit Cnr'. adjourned tine die. Ju.l,e Mont will hold aS)ecial Term, Tbuitday, il.iy at the Governor Room, City Hall.

Cirr Court. Judge Green wood. Monday. --Tlie May Term of thit Court (Civil Term) commenced this day. Toe Jury were enpannelled tha Court aljonrnd, and tht Jury discharged until Tuead ay muruing, at 10 o'clock.

BuocKtxa Occcminci; MoTAtii8iNo Fanoiv. A man nmtd M'ilhain Kan who wat recently Committed to Moyameneing I'rittm latt night, while under the inSuenoa vt mania pot, bmanw vioUol while in an ap pertinent io tha priaon known aa purgatary. Home ther'prieonera, to eu'xlue tbe madman, tiirew him down and tiampled upon bit head. Thit course had the de-aired effect, for tbe man died. The Coroner held an inquest, but tha verdict of tht jury waa postponed until a poet mnrtem examination ia made.

Such transitions at tbe abovt will give our prison at bad a character as that borne by tha Tombe in New York. Killing niei becaute they are tied it not exactly in accordance with tbe spirit of tha tha gc sPAVfc Bulletin, May 2. ELEVENTH WARD. 23 151 23 151 23 152 23 152 23 152 23 152 24 153 24 157 24 157 24 157 51 Thomas Assop vneant lot west side of Vanderbilt ave bet Flushing and Park 12 Mr Serpent plot ond house east side of Clinton avo between Atlantic ond Fulton 13 14 Wesson 2 vacant plots east side of Clinton ovelwtween Fulton ond Atlantic 2 (leorge Jackson pint and buildings east side of Clinton ove bet Greene ond Gates ti Lynde vacant plot cast side of Clinton ave between Grceno and Goto 1 Wm Hunter jun vneant lot west side or Washington ove betweon Greene and Gates 61 Thoiiin Bull vacant lot oast side of Hamilton sthet Greene and Gates a venue Mrs Bradford vacant tot west side of Washington ave between Lafayette and (Jrt-ene 12 13 Leonard Brown 2 lots and house west side of Washington avo bet Lafayette andGreene- 23 29 Leonard Brown 2 vacant lots east side of Hamilton st between Lofoyotte ami Greene ove-32 George Warner vneant lot east lideof Hamilton stbet Lafayette ond Greene avenue-- 5 Peter Navlor vacant narrow strip cast sideof Clinton ave bet Lnfsvetle and Jamaica ave- 1 to 4 Charles Welsh 4 vocant lots cost sideof Hamilton st bet Willoughby ond DcKnlb avenue- 21 Cannon vaeont lot east fide of Hamilton st bet Willoughby and DeKalb avenue 24 JaeobCampbcIl vacant lot easterly half nf pint No 25east sale cf Hamilton street 31 Jacob Campbell vacant lot west side of Washington ave between Willoughby arvl DeKalb 53 to 56 Charles Welsh. 4 vacant lota west side of Washington ave between Willoughby and Dkalb 9J A Mitte southerly half of No 9 as apportioned ea side of Clinton avenue tliroueh lla- milton st between Myrtle and Park 1 2 Carmine Donelonn 2 vacant lots eertside of Vooderbilt ave brtweoa Flushing and' Mtf aafety of any money which luuy have been deposited in I 1903 1904 1905 19116 1907 19l 19(19 1910 1911 1912 1913 1915 any bank by order of the Coininou Louncil.

See. i. All mo.iies deposited by the treasurer in anv I bank or banks shall be depoeted to the credit uf the city of Biooklyn. Sec. 8.

A transfer of euch funds as may be required. fr daily use, niay Ik made on application of the Treasurer by order signed by the mayor and comptroller and countersigned bv the city clerk, iayabl to the order uf tha treasurer, from any bank iu which the city funds may be deposited. Sec. 4. It shall be the dutv of the treasurer to keen 1696 1 6 32 1697 1 fj 41 42 1693 2 7 15 1699 2 8 3 1702 2 9 12 1701 2 9 17 1706 3 10 70 1707 3 10 60 I7U3 i If 12 to 1709 3 12 1 24 60 57 81 35 06 17 53 27 22 13 76 27 06 15 99 100 86 5 53 John Jono hnnra and lot west side of Prince street between Willoughby and Myrtle Heir of Melville or Townsend 2 1U and buildings west side of Prince st between Willoughby and Myrtle John fl Khodcs nurse and lot south side of Johnson select between Bridge and Dnfficld-- Levi Muehiuoro boui-c and lot south side of Johnson 1 eet between Duffiold and Hold Wakcman Burr lot and house! east side of fluid street ttwccn Johnson street and Myrtle av David MuchmoH lot and house east side of Hold street between Johnson st and Myrtle a Somnel Oliver lot and house west sido of Hudson avenue between DcKnlb and Fulton- fiusnu Weed lot and houses west itl of Hudson avenue between DeKalb and Fulton- 15 a iidwards 7 lot and building ride of Debevnise st bet Lafayette st and DeKalb av Heir of Oni 11 Kb ml vacant lot tost side of Fleet street between Lafayette A Pebcvoise si 24 157 24 157 25 26 144 26 144 26 141 25 141 10 0 anu iroiuuiica.

lets ond buildinirs cast da of Vanderbilt. ar. 1916 1917 1918 1920 Park Mr Morrison vacant lot east side of Vanderbilt ave bet Flushing and Park A 0 Millard plot and buildings west side of Cl nton ave between Myrtle nnd Park 14 11 a batik book with any hank or bauks iu which the pub.