The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-07

Robb James scott William coA John ID. ~ ans, -
H. Bedell David Mundsy John Valentine, Barnes Under
hill William Patterson, Alexander Aiare e,a
John S. lie Brun, George w Peck, and William bede-
Fees.
The following peasons holding the office Of CITY Qua
William A Gregory, Israel Dean, Gustavus H. Pesop'
Joseph NJ. Fowler Andrew s. Walker Joseph Flynn J.
L. Houghton, ]. c. ST. Dustin and Peter w. simmons
And the following appointed IN their place - nj.
John Chichester Ben amin H. 9seh Theodore onsr ms E
lison, Daniel liadley and Peter Demill-ees
The following persons removed iron the office Of
Wegher of Anthracite Coal David Pack David God
win, VI. Williams, Lewis Smith, John II. smith James
Downing, William H. Lewis Francis CAN'T, Theodore
thy Clement John H. Blackwell John Van Bussum, John
A Patterson. Samuel Matthews John Helmes Dartholo
Darling John w. simons Matthew spittle, Luther D.
Evans, John b. Woodruff, Henry Ilman, H. Purdy,
George Ferguson William storie John c. wandell Geo
Mcnamara Leonard Curtiss, William Taylor Fran
els C. Smart Thomas yell Joseph Dixon, Hugh okeeie
Elijah Devoe William B. Flanagan, David Beatty, Rich'd
H. Merritt. George +. Hendrickson Adophus Loss Ebe
Meier Briggs, Anthony coster. William Patterson Walter
Howell, Jr, WIN. c. Van Allen, Thomas Alsop Daniel
Clark John Shaw, Thomas Wilder, Tmotho Youle
Charles Rabineau, II. d. Crummenduet
SAnd the following gentleman appointed John H.
Simpson, Geo w Reed, VIM HPopham Thomas II. Bemis
VIM Sherwood David Parks Timothy Youle, Nathaniel
Crawford, James Finch, Samuel c. Morris. FIeeborn
Luke, Cents w. Northrup VIM. S. Darling, Robert b.
Lorton, Josiah +. Smonson, Robert Rich Thos Wilder
Samuel A. Adec James Scrymser-Fees.
Over two hundred removals made, but the MAORI
of them Offices the income of which depends
trely upon fees.
The offices of inspectors OF Lumber and City Survey
have yet but will in for their
share next Monday night, to which time the joint meet
ing, as we, as the Board of Aldermen, adjourned.
The Board Assistants adjourned to this evening
when the ordinance relative to this appointment of the
wachmen &c will be passed.
| BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, July o.-The Prcsi-
dent Mr.. Adams, in the chair.
| Present. all the members Of the Board, Qnoludng
Messrs Atw i'll aid Allerton,)-
Among the petitions the following From James
Dunn 9th Ward Hotel for reparaon OF injuries done to
his house the night of the electonTo have Market
slip reporedTo have West street regulated and paved
between Hoboken and Watts streets-For new house for
Hose Co. No. 33-From 8. Underhill NJ d., in relation TO
discovery made by him for the preservation OF milk,
| and asking aid from the city authorites-An referred
Reports Of Committees .ddoped.-Requring the Comp
troller report nstanter any defacaon which may be
| discovered in the city officers.
Appointing an additional Sunday officer for the upper
Croton acqueduc reservoir in the 18th Ward and also
constituting the gaekeeper SUCH but suggesting that
is not to appoint any for the lower reservoir
| Communications from Experimentation the new
Comptroller in resolution OF the 9th june in
relation TO dealcations. From statement made up by
Mr. Scrre Of the clerks it shown that the dcfa
cation Of Thomas Lloyd collector of the city
far as the uncredsd receipts already exhibit is $4,000,
and will doubt be found to amount to $4,000 The
dealc alton of iona D. Stevenson is between $4,000 and
for which the Comptroller holds as part collateral
acceptances of Egber Benson, time, for $4,000 The
present Sheriff has not paid money into the city trea-
sury, circumstance which will receive attention. The
collectors of the 9Th sh lth l2h l4h and 10th wards
have settled with the city treasurer They will be
called upon, and necessary the legal remedy applied
Filed.
From the DISTRICT ATTORNEY, stating that the resou.
ton said to have passed in lsl calling for return was
| never served upon him. There is no desire his part
to conceal any thing from the Common Council and his
books will be readily submitted to any of the members de-
sirous or authorized to examine them.-Filed
| Resoiuiions-By Mr.. ScoLEs-Requiring the Chamber
lain report il the first Mayors Marshal has paid
the fees collected by him for licences Sc, belonging to
| the city.-Adopted.
of the Mayo-Mr. ScoLEs offered the fol.
| lowing preamble and resolution -
Whereas the course of conduct pursued by Robert II.
Morris Mayor of the city, both before and after the de-
Of the Supreme Court of the State upon the late
cd rights the Common Council Of this city in disregard
of the authority OF the Supreme Court the decisions OF
which tribunal are the law ofthe land until revered and
utterly ubv of that popular suffrage which the
very foundation Of free institutions and whereas
public justice demands that such OF conduct
the part the chief magistrate of the city should not pass
uncondemncd by the representatives OF the
| people. Therefore,
Resolved THAT il be referred to a Select Committee to
take into consideration and report this Board whether
the of the said Robert II Morris mayor the city
towards the Common Council and to this Board in part-
cular refusing administer the official oath to the AS
tant Alderman of the 9th ward and administering such
oath individual pretending to be the Assistant Alder
of the 18th ward when another individual duly elect
ed and in by said Morris himself Mayor already
occupies the station and is in discharge of the duties OF
as % are 1 OF the es said Rc
bert II. Morris for official misc onduct and if SO, what
would be the proper steps TO be taken order to bring
this matter before the appropriate tribunal for Judicial in
, vestigation, with all requisite prompnsss.'
quiry He did not know that the Mayor could be mpeac
ed but he in favor if such could be DONE of havnl
him Mr.. s. then spoke for some time in relation TO tn
conduct of the Mayor as respected the Wing members
, the Board, his showing a bad example, Sc
Mr.; WATERMAN replied He was of opinion that ]
be accused OF was error of Judgment The appoint
men OF the committee called for could do good, but
the contrary, be productive in all probability of muc
harm. After remark, he said that the resolution
serious one and should not be adopted without prope
consideration. He saw the sergeant-a-arms waiting &
a
badly to joint ballot and he would ask rs favor that thu
resolution for the present be laid upon the table i wa
after some delay so ordered, probably to be called up
On motion Of Assistant Alderman NrsDrr this Board
then took for the purpose Of meeting the other
| Board in joint ballot
The Board returned about 10 o'clock. Mr.. Ward wa,
excused from serving on the Committee of Public Oace
| and Repairs. Amoton made by Assistant Alderman
Atwill, that when this Board adjourn it will do t6
sces that the resolution relative to the Mayor b.
taken up. motion to adjourn was made by one Of thu
members and adopted. The Board then adjourned.
FRoM VERA CRuz-Daes to the 10th have rcache,
here The papers contain letter from the Mexican Sc
cretary of Foreign Affairs the Secretary ane
Webster, protesting formally against the repeated hos
ties and aggressons committed by inhabitants OF TIL
States upon the Mexican territory.
$ TREASURY NorEs.-Amount outstanding of the issue
authorized under acts prior to January 81 ls42 viz:
Amount as per the
4 ords of this office, S4Ie7l7I "a
5 Deduct cancelled notes
in the hands ofthe ac.
counting officers 103, 400 oil
| Amount of notes issued
| | under the act of Jan
uary 81, Is49, 1880, ,,O OF
Deduct redeemed, viz
| Amount entered
fee, S2,3l5,o7S OF
In the hands
of the ac-
! S oSS%aas 1882 81
!. lI7 1s7