The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-04

Tpelfth Wara.-The amount to be expended in this
Wsrd for sweeping the street: for the year limited to
ed in removing the dirt and garbage.
Pay Of Sweepers-sEc II. Each sweeper shall provide
broom to approved by the Street Inspector and shall
be paid the rate of eight sings per day. for every
day Of ten hours each he may be employed.
Dipision II La5our.-The lumber of hourstc constitute
days Is limited TO ten hours exclusive Of the time
required for their meals both for sweepers and carten
ACCOUNTS and Manner Of fdynent-The Street inspect
tors shall keep an account Of the time ard number
tickets Of each cartmsp and sweeper. He shall make
weekly return to the Comptroller Of the same. The
Comptroller shall draw his weekly in favor ofto
several Street Inspectors Cor the amounts OF the several
And the said Street Inspectors shall Immediately there
after pay the employed by them in good current
money and return .hsr weekly pay rolls win the re-
sh be entitled sny further pays and the ssti Comp
.roer shall n each week, publish an account in
Of Cleaning the streets IN each ard and Of the number
Of losd1 collected therein.
Constructing Vaults and Cstt,ns 1t shall be the duty
the Inspectors give Information 10 the Street
Commissioner whenever any vault or estern she. be
constructing in any Of the streets OF the city OF New
York. within their respective wards, and within forty
eight hours after such vault cstern shall be begun to
be constructed in any sGd streets in their respective
Districts under the penely OF fifty dollars for each neg
lect.
Street Inspectors Responsbie To-The Street Irspec'
shall at ell times be under the direction Of the sapor
ntendent Of Streets and the Alderman and assistant OF
their respective wards.
Encum1sring Side Walks-All violation of the ord.
uhuCes OF tue CONmOn tOuncH III enCuuoetih6 S'o
Walks shall be especially reported by the Street npeo
tor to the Attorney Of the Corporation.
Alderman moved that each ward pay for the
cleaning of ito streets which was lost by vote Oh
l0to4.
Sveeping Disiriets-Title No. 4, "Of Sweeping DIS.
trcts which defines the several DISTRICTS to be under the
charge OF the Street Inspector taken up and with
some slight amendments wa passed .
The motion then put, and the entire ordinance was
YessoMessrs Martin Tillou Emmons, Nash, Purdy,
hs.neaa, s.r. CLAYTON. waterman Brcyeort Briggs
scoles and Brady.
THE hoard then adjourned at IL o'clock until next Mon
dav evening at the usual hour.
' Rksr,'arpsrr-while the debate on the pay Of tho
sweepers was being warmly carried on Of rather
an exciting took place between AldermanEmmons
and Brigeshe former, while auding to the probable
motives which prompted Alderman Briggs to offer
solut that pay OF the sweepers should be shil
lings, .u.,,,
desk with blow which made the instands to leap from
their berths said-It IL q falsehood.
Alderman EMMoNs not noticing the ungentlcmanly re-
j,nder Of his opponent again proceeding In his OBJ
aon when Alderman Briggs again started to his feet
and repeated-"I charge that member with utteringa
positive falsehood."
CHAra--I call the gentleman to order.
Alderman EMMors-I not out OF order Mr. Presidents
hut will tell the gentleman opposite that at proper time
and place shall cali him to account for the language he
as made use ofhere TO night.
Alderman BRIoos--I am ready, sir.
The CHAM again interfered and tho debate was
med the looking at each other the honor
Of their respective wards the bloody Sixth and the Thr
teenth, dpcnded on their doing vasntly In the coming
struggle.