The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-25

Commonaty shall and will appoint any and all conpe-
Persons who shall apply for such appointment to act
as w;s Measurers, Inspectors, or Guagers in
Sec q To enttle person to such appointment, he
shaii De Citizen OF the United States, and person of
soou shall be Of the age of twenty one
years and upwards shall be OF the CITY of New
York. and have been such resident for at least six caeH
dar months previous to such appointment shall not be
dealer in articles, subject to weighed measured in
spected or guaged and his application shall be accom-
panied BY the Recommendation Of three or repecta
Sec .. The term Of office, for which such appoint.
ment shall be made shall expire on the first dav ~ Jniv
the first day Of July in each year thereafter.
Sec. 4. Every person receiving commission as
Weghmaster, Measurer, Inspector Guager shall give
bond to the said Mayor, Alderman and Commonsity.
with surety in the penal sum Of two hundred aud
fifty dollars conditioned for the faithful and mparts dis
charge of his duty and shall pay to the Mayor for the
Of the city, FIVE dollars and shall make oath before
Se S @ and
form the duties of such office to which he shall be ap
pointed
Sec. s. All existing Ordinances inconsistent with the
foregoing ordinance hereby repealed except as any
branches which have occurred under the same ar to
which the rights of the said Mayor, Aldermen and Com
monaty are reserved and shall continue not preudced
by this ordnance"
This ordinance has yet pass the Board of Assistants
and receive the sanction of the Mayor before becomes
law.
Final annuing of the Sire :. Centreet-Ths rosou.
tons from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen annulng the
party VOTE
NC CITY Will therefore remain in Its present nlthy con-
uon until new plan is adopted, ifthe Mayor sanctions
the repeal before such an ordinance be adopted.
BOARD then at o'clock at night, adjourned until
MONDAY AFTERNOON, next at O'clock
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS, july a-This Board met this
bad meat
ing of the Board principally account OF some action
that is necessary 10 be had relative to the waste woy of
the owling Green Fountain
BoDiing Green Fountain -Messrs Wilmerding and
others petsioned the Common Council for 20 inch pipe
to take off and discharge the waters from tho Bowling
Green Fountain which have been doing damage Broad
street from their overflow II is Intended discharge
these waters by pipes into the North River. report
Board OF Aldermen as passed by them this evening and
Immediately concurred in by this Board The prayer of
the petitioners has therefore been granted
Street Contract.-Aldsrman Booes was in favor of an
nung the present street contract and not
with the other Board in ordering the Comptroller stop
report and resolutions and uphold the dignity of the
Board of Assistants He thought the Board of Aldermen
Nos, and that mere point dignity which pre-
vented the other Board from eoncurring with document
President BROWNE concurred with Mr.. Boggs and was
in favor OF laying the subject on the table.
Alderman PETTIonEw was in favor of annulling the
contract at Nevertheless he would with
whole loaf he would accept q the other Board hall
loaf Perhaps the other Board would by and by give us
Alderman CHARLrcx did not care much about the dig
nifty of the Board and he thought ought not to stand
in the way ofduty.
Alderman BaswN in favor Of doing up the work
stroms-he wanted no half way measures He would
both annul snd stop the pay also He greatly in IA
of sustaniDg the dignity Of the Board He thought
the document ofthis Board killed the dead while
the resolution OF the other Board only made him limp
Let the monster be killed outright.
On taking the question: all the members present,
cepting Messrs Charlck and Pettgrsw in aver Of
laying the matter the table that in favor of killing
the monster toto, and compelling the Board of Alder.
men to follow in the Board ofAssistants lead.
After further unimportant business the Board adj
journed to Wednesday the I'd day of August.