The New York herald., 1844-07-16

Mr. cHArLIcr crssidthst by retaining the rresent on
GERS with all the expenditure a.'sched, wond not dmn
tract for the cleaning Of the streets and yet retain thsse
officers L would be bat telling them that they we're dis.
honest aud that in consequence the duty was taken OUT
Of their hands II these officers had done their duty.
where the occasion for contYsctlng7 There would
these oicers Bu, no- had been sdopt,dh by the Board
Of Aldermen and IN therefore 1t must be done
Mr. EvEuDAl1 said they ceuld retain all these officers,
yet the their services by contracting
Mr. veoSHrss said thai by contracting there would os
did those officers would be only following the
ample OF their predecessoIs II was found that these
officers nc. requisite, benthey might be dispensed
with
Mr. CsAREIcx found iai. with the Assistant Alderman
of The 7h Ward (Mr Taylor) for not voting On 'hs vs
raj questions presented for their confederation
Mr. TAYLoa said that was his to have had moro
time TO consider the ordinance but such desire had been
ne gaved and, thsyefere he thought better to remain
neuter A..
shortly after II o'clock the principal members o. tne
opposition the minority withdrew and the other sscuons
OF the ordinance we're quickly dspenssa Wih 'uoio ""
ing little opposition
The three first titles wefe then read
Mr. TAPrAS then moved that the Committee rise and
report for the purpose ofgving the members time
slider the ordinance.
This was appealed against and the question being put
to the chairman. was supported
The three omitted titles then Dispensed with In
quick succession. being first taken in sections.
i was then agreed that The COMMITTEES rise and report
which wa carried
The President fthe Board then took the chsir and hs
chairman Of the Committee OF the Whole presented the
report say ing that he did having passed
mously with some amendments
Mr. CHARLIcK objected to such report, ( not being
founded on iact 1t was not unanimous but had been
anne ended.
Dir JOHNSON expainod-he meant by a majority Of the
committee.
The question Of receiving such report thon carried
in the affirmative.
On the question of the ordinance being adopted in
currence with the Board of Alderman Mr. Chsrlck OBJ.
jec cd 1t out of order. The ordinance was then
adopted
motion rslativeto to the calling up of paper respect
ing the paving OF Sth street. taken reconsdsra
ton i sa@
Mr. CHAsLrcK contended that the paper not legal
y before Tie Board The clerk should have nfimated to
the Board Alderman that they had not eoncurred in
this paper sent by them; and that had been done
the matter would have been settled
Mr. VooRHEs said that only 800 dollars would be re.
qnired for the purpose paving the street.-The inhabr
would pay all the rest seme 5000 dollars f)r
very superior description OF wooden pavemens not on
y so, but keep 1t in repair while the wood lasted
II was then concurred In.
The rules suspended for the purpose Of takingsp
paper from the board of Aldermen relative to the
pairing Bloomndaie road. Concurred in
The resolution relative to certain alterations OF laws
referred to committee Of laws.
Mr. CHARLIcK presented remonstrancs against grant.
ing loan to Mr.. Mott Accepted
Just as the clock struck twelve the Board arose.