New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-01
roord of Aldermen.

President ScurErpELiS IN the Chair.
S.,e,l 1r-r> were received from the Board ~ ~
- lisrssI or amons them resolution directing tnhf NE
ligs the CITY should he dspll{ed l5gm e y
Viii the restitution ll,a communication i1m ,t
CIk Of tine Court Of Common Fea' siGi'ns a H. M,
ON the 18th but this heir Sundoy the resolution
WIS amended rad Noui'y, Apr'l tith .. ,I,,b
M tmni,,cr displayed great zeal aud ability ~ th,ir mort
i s IN blame far the condition the daring tho last
r51r i, was The eesnts. l COMMITTEE propose to T"'ide
t should be deposited ani conveyed by st'amue 70
x ed and the glib,ge td swine, 10y the To = {
rc, profit Of tn, CITY, well aS the improvement o' ' con
In ,eiy To resolution Of the last regular meeting The ON
>oner report, tat the amount rad 20 y Sr'esys uus
die pasi yelr Ina, been 81 M besides ,oierab!e sun for
a resolution wa, adopted 7urho.rius the MUor 70 Offer
FSga'a I.ssfy ct 500 Tor he e'''''o" s'''" - Z
4 resolution was offered directing rsmonlanee Of ti,
Common Courc "a De- forwarded 10 the Lesi'l'n'r '-ti4>'
The Roar 0 Elue4ton-whc Petition f-qurs', 'e 'sldt
;ure pass law di@Gtns The ommou o'In' & :, 'sIS s
Law on sto May, in each ear instead OF Fulef a'
this Ala. schefelm ,ld Miller being in the Char
oere. lennent that The proposed rnonslf'h,r eNu
reiSllGfe affecting the RIGHTS of the Common Council To
which the Common Council Is not party
Aid Gale here and stated that ne'' eunpowdef ot
h,d ben discovered. 10 otlr words Nir Neol memrr
Of h. Board Education had 10 Albany igr tie ur
Gf should not be read IN thu Public schools the officers OF
ff s va. ADD the DIR, stubbe ci M ,oul-rus
Bi co1tfe,sy broke out rnsananeously Al llshrouck
led n n eG% '1 nerve. %aSS l. a I I1s eSe
lin s.. the genemen however occupy ieen; sides OF tie
gSecs S"e5 %ned & schirea a;tacEedthe .reco
rnset orthe Public Schools most Violently lie aid ttes-
g 'g ,e @ icr ', s lad III ecg the Se STt Of
the Public Schools id twas they who were The cause Of ~
the trouble and religious ds'ension now ~ Neyl ork
Nc sco had irality gone TO Albany with 9Hect stated
he had violated HI, engagements To the Common Council IL
we'll known that Mr. Nicoll oEe OF the most dsn-
guished OF the Bible tue city aud this movement
ys,rH I nj 9n
All fIsbrouck defended the Trustees md INSPECTORS aud
denounced the .nuraut bigotei and 4Ddci
spirit which actulted the senlemm from The 18Th and his
friends, In regard Mr. Nicol Ald H. would say that that
10Th education. talent and general rcprcaby Of clrac-
As the charges OF the gentleman altogether, they
aii iiiss st1n S'ae u snHpo der was hot peIceiDlr
the Ward schools and Public Schools for precisely three quar-
,ers hour. gentleman remarked that u
To descan nthe as the rLnohNtIier OF r ro-
Council It To- lbauy, would IN all probability r.
that the gentleman had charged the
Trustees and Inspectors wilh extending 10 The Dtbe IN the
Schuols~it would te kicked out ~ the Leglslatufr
Tie previou, question called, but AID schicIsn de-
sired 10 be heard ierar. of his personal character
Nj Ilasbrcuck in favor Of r gngbut II the Al
rrnan the 18th pr.mteJ speak he should
Pee, the pIiyiIeer Of replying
NI Scheien stl that rather tn be the means fnact.
the Board another srrrch rom the gen man f,m the
i he would waive his reply simply stating his e4dn-s
by s'd- with the .rutemau'i.
The Report Teiolution amended then adopted.
Aii Gal. offered resolution postpUuing the sale OF the
Releyue propcy om the Ist 10 the 2ot April, In order
that the railing around Stuyyesaut Square should lie
meucci Referred 10 Finance Committee, with power 10
order the pos,ponement OF the sale.
4 resolution offered requesting the Legislature 10
authorize the city charge the expense OF Pol Bojnes
trsl TO the County OF Richmond Adopted.
report and resolution from the Board of Assistants
the Of public and the construction of
private ones, (Which had prsvsusy been passed by this
Boary ,yas read and the amendment the Assistants con-
cured in. after long debate.