City Intelligence.
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The Common Council will meet to night but it is not
known whether they will appoint another Justice sup
ply the place Job Haskell removed before next Mon
day evening There already about twenty applicants
Tor the cfce the majority of whom lar css compe
tent than the late incumbent. The Aldermen had better
after May next.


A PRAIskwosrHY Acr-Yesterday afternoon youth,
about 13 OF age fell into OF the slips at the foot
of Canal street aud several attempts made to rescue
him but in vain and about sinking for the thii tme
when gentleman OF the name of Glis, residing the
corner OF Pearl and Wall streets, who passing by
and being attracted to the spot by the cries Of those
seeing wha. likely to take place, Immediately threw
of his coat and plunged into the water and the
boy from his threatened fate to the great admiration Of
numbers standing around.


Police Onicc-MARcH 23-CLosED DooRs-As the
County Court Mt to Justice Haskell last eve
ming there was morning Magistrate to preside at the
Lower Police Office this morning, SO, after discharging
the watch the undeakers closed the DOORS and bus
ness done till O'clock at which the afternoon
Magistrate came down he might well have said away,
for there little nothing for him to do.