New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

Oh, r,rzeps And we 10 affirm that Green can 81
,onn.h mere toward the suppression Of Gambling ths'
he ydito, Of ne Palladium co1d n year. each dong ~
49,. rben why should he former Be encouraged 70
,,.,. ae worn 90 necessary b dooe, ye, q
ns 90 repagnsn; a. wei a. inipfsetiesbie'
THE TEx GovERSoRs AID The CoNyoy CorS
,,,In the Board Of Aldermen On we3nesduy evening
s1rrng discussion sprang Up On he proper definition q
he powers Of the AlnsHOss Governors II was con-
peneed ser e Recess oy ce rescng Of a. At now
before the Lsgslsiufe-endtsd an Act exp ain and e.
teod the powers AID dates Of the Governors O. ne Ans
Housg Of he City ard County Of New York Introduced ca
roics In the SeuAie BY Mr WrLfAN' on he III -ns--
Alderman SHAW kin led Of the cebals which e,s1ed
upon he Provisions Of Dis bill irdisnsn; reno'-
s1sncs sgsins tho remarkable powers therein del
egstsd 10 the Governors He OBJECTED % the 81 %
these grounds Ths, It i1ves,s that Board viii Cnmi1A
J1rsdieuoo and the power without Jpry without Counss
transfer the unoranas convict from pace 10 psee ron
prison prison, their option AID eou'ended si the
prisoner bss he ghs well oers Nd ina, ne should
be ueted out complete and fall ustes AgsD the Cover
nora ask for power which has always BEEN granted by he
People Of This country the Chief Magistrates To-
great canton and Which u always exercised By u1m win
great esre,be PsfdouinR Power They ask for power
convict and a power % pardon, sad tho Alderman
power which be cou,enled ought rever 10 be exer-
eised IN Republic. lie alarmed stite grssping amin
uoa OF that body He tLosghiit time wake up-io
IcOk power mus 70 % from
Government and c0nhded 10 a body Of irresponsible
Yor he said 10 the whole Of his acquaintance win
thai Board he had been convinced hat they iy
responsible body He c0nsdered therefore, that the Act
which bad Jus, been read demands the grsyes consders
non Of he gravesi Ia community lie regretted
the existence Of Inc Board Of GOyernor objected y tho
change OF their power provided IN This BIZ and urged ~
importance Of awakening public attention TO he general
subject
Ala Gsyyts IE followed In support OF the views OF
Az Shaw and concluded BY Offering resolution Of r.
onstance 10 the Legislature against the whole proceed
ipgs 10 the following words
Rssorsd That the Common Council respectfully petition
tbs Honorable the sure 10 repeal The act -
"Creafng the Department OF ihs Ten OOvefaois OF me
Aims House.
This resolution was unanl noOsly adopted
Ah DopeE Id believed the time rad arrived for abol
,shlne the Board Of Governors He fully ooncuued IN he
remarks Of The gentlemen who had preceded him
The whole sub ect was then referred to the Special Com
,uee on tbe AlrsHouse Department with Instructions to
report OF the nox meeting
A communication was subsequently received from ine
Fresdan Of The Board Of GOVERNOR relative TO hs ApPo
prisrons needed for their repars improvements etc The
represents that application was made by he
eyovernors 70 the Common Council for repSs &c TO
RslevYe Hospital and the various buildings and oiheT
neperies OF the several Institutions under their csrebut
The TWO Boards Of that Common Council differed IN Their
conjunction Of the law aud the appropriations were mol
granted The Governors request OF the present Board
hs, this whole question may be taken into Immediate con
alteration and the application for the appropriations
required may granted soon practicable and proper
The communication was referred 10 the Commissioner Of
Repairs and Supplies 20 report TO lhs Board upon We
probable cost Of these Improvements.
The First Annual Report Of the Board Of Governors We
then received and partly read In mentioning the Report
this morning. Inadvertently placed the aggregate *
penses Of the year ths charge Of the Governors Toe
correct statement is as follows:
During the time the Department under the
management Of the COulnssioner-fou
month. and seven days-Jsuuary to May T. ,,. no., 80
eis-,he Expenditures were; a. -
seven months ane wcnty-iour dsys..''''' Nh.1l .
Total FOR the past .s''Sss' y
Expenses for Ou, Door Poor under the Com
missioner wefe.'.''''. 800, gs
Under the Governors. l3oo' 20
Total Out Door. .................... Sbijt "a
TIE later sgSressle is included in that first given
The Report was referred wthou, comment to the Com
miuec having the subiec, In charge
The concluding movement Of the Board In uhs oonneo-
nou wa the unanimous adoption Of the following appeal
10 tho Legislature-cGered by AID. MnLIR, Xlh Ward
viz;
Tpa the Common Council of he City Of New ok resJcci
fully request Senate Of the State OF New fork To dcei
by provide ny increase OF the powers OF the GOV
srnoss OF the Aims House Of The City of Nsw'foh on
II has bad utac 10 cunsldcf 'ue tahie
The PUnLIc HHAIrB-Tbe Corporation Coun
eel last evening transmitted TO the Board Of Aldermen
communication referred 10 him for consideration at Tor
ner meeting OF The Board5eng Message from The Mayor
suggesting revision Of the existing Health Laws OF TIE
City The reference containing specine indication OF
the wishes Of the Board the Counsel AT loss rs 10 he
course proper be- pursued and desired more definite h.
srucons III he required tina, the present lave OF ~
State relating to the Public Health Of tho CITY, should be
revised that they be acted a, the present Session
Of the Legislature was suggested Ia consideration 81
tbs great importance OF the sutycct ard the amount Of
labor TO be performed that the head Of the Hodh Depart
meni some Of the Medical OGcers and others aos
eonversani with the changes required should be invited OF
appointed with the Law Department ia TIE mse' -
The Board accordingly adopted the following resolution
Reached Ts,Me Mayor be asoft to ss'ee wil te Com
den, Tor III. pafose OF rcTs Law, OF he sAts re &
psble Health applicable 10 the CiV 81 New Yoh
An unsuc attempt made In tho earlier part q
the evening TO resume consideration Of Doe No. 10
bong the Report the Committee Ordinances In isvO
Of amending Title Of the Municipal Ordinances "A 10
grant City Inspectors Department various essential
privileges The Ordinance, presented by the |
Committee for adoption, provides thai shall be laval On
the CITY Inspector 10 appoint win the consent OF The Board
Of Aldermen, person in each Ward OF the Cy 10 be
known the Ward HeAthO nicer. who shAl hold his olce
during the pleasure OF The Cry Inspector and perform such
duues connected with the public health as may be desg
nailed by hiu II also the salary o the Cry Inspector
s2coo per Annum ns'ead Of the existing $1,000 and Iae
compensation Of his second Clerk $e and provides
cr the creation of another Clefkshp $500 per sanUn
The Report was presented the ish ms and hen made
The special order for the meeting Since tina, time
however, 1t has been varousN postponed and seems
there 10 hte prospect ofis consideration for time To
come--Messrs Aldermen lot Rs have short delays In mat
tiers concerning he Public Health OF City The warmer
weather draws rapidly. sna nea be prepared tol
the evils viii pretty certainly carry IN is usio This most
important Department OF The City Government should Al
be txe apon and ample basis. dseAding all
unnecessary Expenditures but Attending to II such c4les
the, is operations may be unday Restricted In >essons
AZ general anxiety and Alarm
TIE PVBLIc MARNErs.--Commisslone CBiLpS |
last sveains made Report the Rosrd Of Aldermen rels
i've 10 The eoaaton and requirements q the Public Mar
hees Among his recommendations ior The extension
OF NE Harlem Railroad track SevesthsL 10 Tompklns
Nakse end nat authority Re given 10 tie Company to lay
NE necessary turnout track This scloa would Sf5rd 1
many needed facilities ioT the receipt Of Country produce
NE aAet The CennissaoasT also urges the prcphey q
seclshane the oce Of Clerk al caversur Market and ,o
tn~ Ia "a Iharts r,.At,