New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-25
Board of Aldermen,
MUSDAY.

Pr.sIeut ScHirrFyLiN IN the Chair.
Minutes Of the las, meeting read and accepted
received from the Mayor recommending the
appointment the Municipal Police Of Gafret b Gland @
in place Of j. W Smith, resigned and James W. Clark IN
place of Smith W. Clark. resisned Adopted h.d
Several commanicatons from the Board of Education re-
lating eSIendutes upon sehooihou'es "'eh were IT,
isIsa 70 ny WINS read from the County Court officially
cn"nnSrinc tie result tra OF job Haskell late Police
justice Tho grounds Of his removal stated to be grows y
compatible withhis station.
large number OF petitions were presented and referred TO
Of he mche Of Co. 4s ec.ntly d'eandsdl p be re-
S % the sSSsd h sf e. po o% 80 ere
yng Them OF the charges aguins them AID fiusbrouck
m m. S e Of ase a e Tna
M s @ t"q es Fulton t sad De
presented aud also petition Tor some change ~ @
thai the oyster trade Of very extensive, amount,
III. many hundred thousand dollars per annum ana e
modify in which the petitioners deal peculiarly delicate aud
Terablc and that Is absolutely necessary ta
the trade should be carried on IN The immediate ycm @
large market The petitioners wish G to ny neIp1h, n9 I s
Of o per for the Gs ID g a M Fn,nc
Papers J,e The BDard Of r-.olu to nag
ins $50 for hat ia Tobuild sewer N
Madison avenue from IN to 2S CT d m
Referred to COMMITTEE on Roads and Canals: -.
cerd Ieeomnending the payment Patrick Cunan
him for extra expense III building all eoa"S
long and tedious debate unattended by symptoms Of
disorder aud the worst o ieens and the eAniD0h o
much personality, then sprung ut IN relation 10 RESOLUTION
recjndn. certain resolutions Of censure npou the Comm-
Soncrs OF the Alnshouse in which Aid Hasbouck Hilier
(nzzs Gale and Seaman participated The matter IS mus
The Commissioners oftc AlmShouse, II seems sent up Pc
tition 10 the Legislature last winter asking for certain aea
lions ia tie law governing the thout any int
nation 10 Common Council of hat they were about AZ
ina lhe Common Council took umbrage aud passed resolu
non csnsurng these proceedings and requesting the
to SUSPEND action on The petition oi Me % & %
however the Committee Charities and Aims pfihs m
report resolution resembling this resolution oil ee.ne
and withdrawing opposition III the Legislature 70 hc iph
of th- Amshopse Commissioners upon TINS report Tue w
Nrmen Miller and fr, Of lccsrtinc the
report aud adopting the resolu?n1while aid masDrGneH &
s strongly opposed this aud III ilvor OF prinns teh
and l-rng the decision Of the matter IA liaSbrouc.
bsvr discussed the Bible question great length IN reply
10 an auson from Aid Coz1ens was called 10 order Dy All
Alderman when the President said
The gentleman from the m having accused ;,n me OF Ian wan, m
courtesy heretofore felt bound 70 rerm MN 10 SPEAK 0"
GsJrotckAnd ii the courtesy OF speech ias ior once
bcen conferred member OF the ninenty IL Is naFa
which ought to be Inscribed III letters o soia on
ih- ceilin: of tins chamber ,,;. .,..l
alderman Cozzcns having taken the Chair Mr. SchicIelin
offered resolution eIrontlng srieef , -, 20 m n
the City Charter respect TO the election ol dete anu
Asssan, Aldermen 50 that the AidenGa En- So. i,, y, ai
men every year asmila,ng 10 the constitution 9 he 'wo
Houses OF the State sature-and that ne nen,oers o ts
Cosmon Council shou receive aspeclsd iemhefdon o'
was oe to prevent the crying ofnewsprers
snb,eet referred 10 the Committee on Laws -.
Xld Hashouck offered resolution on the subject OF TIE
meat ops aud premiums paid by the butchers Tor the tis
~ & markets winch led another political debate, and was
Gn,l laid ON the table call for the previous Question:
Wv thr middle of discussion about changing the name Of
the Bowery from 9th tth Union Ayenne was
asceraucd tina, there not quorum present tha pa
AMI the remarked by EcmOeT stood ADJOURN
ed without nu adjoursment i, e. W. ,,.
special meeting oi the Board Is caieu iof "e1hcuaS
evening".