New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Board OF Aldermen. MONDAY, June r.

Board OF Aldermen. MONDAY June T.
The President. AID FRANKLIN, in the Chair.
THE RECEPTION OF GEN. CASA message was re-
ceived from his honor the Mayor returning with his
objections, the resolution appointing Committee 10
tender the A0-ptllties OF the City 20 Gen CAss The
Mayor rcnArk- that he deemed his duty TO return the
resolution 10 has been usual he observes, and seems
10 be- proper % extend the honor OF public reception
% citizen, who occupy the highest oiclh trust OF the
Republic. or who have rendered Themselves ilustrious
by signal services their country or mtnNnd, which
enlist the sympsthes of the whole people, irrespective
OF party distinctions and enable all 70 cordially JON ID
such manifestations OF public respect lu inc present
instance however. the honor proposed 10 De chdtftu
o. Cen Ca-s Is much n reference 20 his official
-t'On OF his public services AZ to ni- present po,uh
candidate Tor the Presidency. This TACT D. appa
merely from the crcum-tfncc that other cru
zen- who were % accompany him. ami who held e"-
waited public stations and gre equally entitled by tner
public services % such distinctions are not included 10
This rsrouuOn. While, in common with others hl-
Honor had high o the merits o the d-tngulshe
individual for whom the courtesy ot public reception
is proposed be- old re-ard his being candidate OF
party for the high station alluded 20 as constituting
any just ground Tor making him the subject OF cerc
mOnia Of this nature-As no opportunity was Afforded
TOR explanation OF these views before the resolution
had been 20 far acted upon render 10 impossible to
recede remarks the Mayor he did not feel 40 liberty %
emharras the action of the Committee by declining io
cooperate and the time explained 10 them what
he now took occasion 10 repeat that his participation
IN this proceeding must not be drawn INTO precedent
ia favor Of the principle which seemed 20 him 20 H.
voge or an appreciation Of the resolution tsefSigucd
VIM 7. Hayemeyer. Entered upon me minutes ana
ordered 90 be printed In the usual form.
THE MAYOR AND MEssHs ZIP BRowN.-ls Honor
also returned with bis objections 10 the resolution
adopted M the meeting OF tine -9h Nay o. remit the
/ license fees OF Mcs-rs Kip & Brown, for one year
ensuing. he saw no good reason for go doing but
/ gave several against This document took the same
ciIr-e AS tine preceding.
STILL ANOTHER VEro-THE TAN RECEWER.-A mes
I ttsa fnrur ftfU
objections the resolution 90 appoint AN additional Gers
ia the Office Of the Receiver of TaXes.-same order
\ taken.
THE NIGHT ScAvUNGERs AGAIN.-These ciuzens
again presented themselves before the Board IN petit
ton Ting forth their grievances. and the ne
cessiry under which they yet labor OF refusing All
orders for work until adequate provision be made Tor
them. AID DEFoPEsr hereupon offered resolution
which b. thought would remove all difficulty, 10 tne
cfi, GO that the piers be appropriated tor the
u-e OF these scavengers a. set apart by the new
Ordinance for Cleaning Streets which we now re-
section ls-The dumping plac,s or berths for the
nure. boat sc shall be- az follows, viz
District No L. az the projection on the north side Of
pier foot OF Albany ~.
District No. . at pier No 80 foot Of Roseyelt-st
District 40 3 foot OF Jefferson =.
District No. .. loot Of klvngtonst between hlFn5-
ton and Sianfon SIS
District so , foot n Wntsst
/ District No g. al White Fort
Late IN the evening. this document was returned
I from the Board of Assistants with amendment,
striking out Uafs-st THIS was vetoed by the Board
and the question then being upon the adoption 81 the
resolution offered and given above 10 was 90 adopt
| ed Ayes and Noes the Board adherng 70 It's original
resolution. -,
| CArugRrNE. Market srAL1s-Stsll 40. 49, In thi-
/ market 10 transier-on petition OF Jnnn scales. ne
ferred 10 Market Committee John gum wants no.
same place Transferred To same Committee.
/ CORPORATION NEwsPAPERs-A communication was
received from the proprietors OF Corporation Papets
declining LONGER 70 advertise for the Corporation ~ the
prc,. now paid Presented by Aid Maynard, and re
/ ierred 70 Committee on Finance.
/ The Cosr OF THE Law. B. COrwn and Others,
who had TO liugate for their AlmsiIouse Offices no"
petitioued for payment Of the counsel fees paid by
them In obtaining possession Of said Offices 10 Com
mttee on Finance.
THE MEDICAL Board Of Bellevue Hospital submitted
their Quarterly Report in accordance with the ordi
/ nance To the Committee Charity and Aims.
THE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE BNAI TEsIUEUN-peutioned
for exemption from assessment. To Finance Com
mittee
FRrE HYDRANrs are asked tor on the Of sixth
| avenue and Wavery place and on the corner OF Bay
ard and Mulberry -. Both referred % Croton Com
/ mifiee
/ OLIVER AND CATHERINE srREEr>LfP, petitioners ssy
/ needs clearing. To Wharf Committee
NEW PiER pefit0ned for 10 be built into the East
River from the south side Of the foot Of Deancyst-
I Referred.
No MoEE MONEY TO b. SPENT FOR THE VOLUNTEER.
The Finance Com uiee reported against making any
farther appropriations Tor the eypen-es oi the New,
York Volunteers. Accepted and Committee discharged
/ from farther consideration OF the subject
CoMPENsArIoN-E T. Lewis pettiOned for compen-
sation Tor services rendered ia the AlmsHouse Com
mi-sioners Office. To Charity Committee
Dirro John Miller, apOthecary al Bellevue Hospital
also desires additional compensation To same Com
mitfee.
TIE CITY INSPECTORS discount account on uncurren;
money. for stage fare, Sc. Adopted.
ADvEErlsING MARRIAGES AND DEArHs-Ihe oiI o.
ErsnlZ Gq-sre for publishing these reported upon
favoraby By the Finance Comrlr-ee and their resolu
/ - sr,-rp -par,ons,rau,e OF VIM II
Hooper and other against the building Of d sewer N
renil-st b. tween Fret snd Fourth avenues.-IO Com
m-tce on Roads and Canal.
TWENTY-FIVE sT--petltDn Of sundry persons q
have suaken lots on the Northeast OF Twenty
ath-st and Msdi.onivenue nIedin. Referred % City
Inspector Also OF Jacob sch Z and others 20 have ri,
same paved and otherwise regulated from sixth
% seventh avenues To Commit on streets
TWENTY SIXTH ASD TWENTY SEVENTH srs--PertOf
OF Gar storm snt others 70 have these streets iorrn
with opened 20 the PAS, River and buildings obstrgct
ing the ssme removed Referred 70 Street Committee
THIRTY EIGHrHsr Petition % amend the grade o.
ih.s street between Fifth and Sixth avenues TO stree
Committee.
THE WAsHrxeroS MoxUMExr ASSOCIATION ask fo
leave % construct covered drain IN Hamilton square
To Committee on Roads end Canals. wiki power
. LrGuIfNG HADlrHsLE Y-sr WITH GAs-A resolution
% this eject was referred % the COMMITTEE on Lamp
and Gas.
"A number o. private bills were here disposed Of
HuDsoS HOSE CoMPANT ~ q want new carriage
To Fire Cgnm.ttee.
The ConrssioNERs or EnGRlrfoN presented
/ memorial which referred % The Committee %
Wharves sc. They represent that 90 complaint ha
ever yet reached their OF any evil 10 the health
| any reighborhooi where immigrants aye now landed
which j. in the lower part Of the City-chieiy AZ On
foot Of Liberty--t Cortland Morris Robinson an
| others from tie Battery % North Moore-st Ihes
piers generally crowded with shipping, and the d.
charge O. a large number o. people with their ug7ag
ini effects at places where ihere is already 700 A1l
0r their more legitimate occupation Is great ia
convenience to both Some measure Of reform IS cear
demanded