The New York herald., 1850-06-11

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Petition of John r. Rodm2n. for ferry privilege Mt
the foot of ChCrry street TO point At NJ south
seventh street. Williamsburgh presented by W. Chap
man. was referred to the Committee Ferries
The following preamble and resolution was submit
ted by Alderman Chapman
Whereas, Great dific culty and embarrassment are
count.rtd by the Common Council in deciding upon
the conflicting applications OF individuals foe ferry
privileges aud, whereas, resolution has paased tae
Beard of Assistant Alder to grant t. the Williams
burgb Ferry Company. without any compensation an
additional feiry, Tor which q prior application was
made the Common Council by other re.posi6le par
ties who Oncr s25oO per year for lease of the same
ring in this would be 20 deprive the city OF more than
$4,000 and. whereas fair competition should be al
loysd and fayortis m abolished therefore.
Resolved. That all applications for terry leases in
future be referred to the Finance Department and that
the Comptroller before awarding any lease advertise
in he paper having the largest cuaton for
and durirr The Zoe oi tSr days:ul ~ the end of
that period D. sLau award the lease to the party or
the sama Laid o. the table
cHARLicE.
The follow ing resolution, presented BY Alderman
Received That the Counsel to the Corporation ro-
port to the Board without delay the effect OF the de-
csion Of all and others against Charck, upon the
rights and interests Of tho city.
Avenue.
Tho report of the Committee on RoAds. recommend
irg concurrence with the Board of Assistant Alder
men, in resolution to repeal ordinance to requisite
Second avenue. from Forty second to Fifty third
streets. Was adopted.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The committee to whom was referred the applica-
ton OF the Commissioners OF Emigration, for the old
Arsenal to lie appropriated 10 tho accommodation OF
em,grants, reported against the grant the ground
Of the Arsenal being situated In thickiy populated
neigh6oiLood. and asked to be Discharged from any
further consideration Of the subject. Adopted.
CORPORATION ADyERrINSG.
The Committee on Ordinances to whom was referred
the report the Board of Assistants In reference
to tn. advertising OF the Corporation reported thereon.
OF snss % be S to
the sun and 81 eco to the Tribune Efprss Coamereiai
.qderser and, Erening Post in all $4,000, as emhrac-
ing the papers OF the highest ejaculation excep the
Eua.d, the proposition Tor publication In same being
beyond what the committee deemed proper to recon
mend Thst port bears date February IL, 1850 and
was brought before the Beard Of Alermen when
luton passed TO include the Hsrad IL the proprie
tor rcgli accept tn, terms the other papcrs
and The whole subject referred TO the COMMITTEES
on Ordinances namely, Robert } Haas, !acob f OAK
ley aud Samuel Delamater, who at length report In
sub,tahc'fss follows:-
The eonimttee fully agree With the committee ofths
other hoard with the exception OF the Eeenng Post in
lieu Ct which they recommend that the Dsv Globe be
substuttd also. In tho sum proposed 70 be paid TO
th' M The said papers named have their Giro uiaton
emorg sil classes OF socisy and viii therefore adord
10 each an opportunity OF obtaining fuu information
on ELL matters making or affecting public improve
in"pts by the Corporation. As II regards the sum
(r2tcD Tropo ed to be- PAID the sun committee
coEsio.e II fair apd-quitste s!lowance aud
comparatively than Is proposd to be paid the other
pep,rs named, particularly when the fact is
,afen into CONFEDERATION that ts daily circulation la
this ely is much larger than either % this othcrs
b.siacs th. SN clreulstcs among large portion OF
IolLlsflCr nsH, II slom perhaps. the o~ners
of u estate o value and ~hs rcsrcely ever zoe
read titl,r q! th- other papers The sums pssi to
Bostrn Isr'rs fur Advertising IL In about th-
ratio but the publication OF thu election notice. the
ofcia reports Of the County Csnvsssers, aud the
ccia rrocttdiugs oi the Bosr Of supervisors not
iucud' in the advertisements Of the Bo,tOa board.
but which The committee recommend 20 be embraced
IN The contracts with the New York papers
Alderman Dodge said he surprised to see tha.
the RcJad cnitted in the rrporS ot the Com nit
tee Ordnanoes. ard no rCert made TO that our
nal the Grst paper in the country sad the nrst
lac reads every mon ming
Che iollcwngwa, proposed by Alderman drin'n =
Received. That the Ntcs York Sisn and N,v PSrk
Htad BE- employed By the corporation, NJ the sum Of
5000 Per year each snd that the Hes York T,bans,
Is1r6ts Cs,ier and Enquir.r Commercial .7dserssr
EtcriDg Test and ksD fork Gioie be also smpl9ysd
by the Corporation, at the of goo each, - pub
notices required 70 be published from the various do
IIliUen of the city government.
Aldermen liAws proposed that the Ess.iag Mirror
Alderman sn,w thought tho Ii,rau and papers OF
largest circulation. ought TO be chosen lie proposed
tint two Gs mAu rapors called Der Rcpz5Aesner aud
Siss's Zsiiirr. be added
Thc resolution sas amended BY adding these papers;
abe the Nee icit Telegraph ard JPicEn Rsr'sS, and
Aidumsu woop proposed that all the daily Papsri
in the city have the advertising at 81 O0O escA
The wbtle subject finally referred 70 the Finance
Committee.
INonrasrp rsy or ruE ToLics
The ccu mtt-e 20 whom referred thr question of
the increased psy Of "a. police reported the m rty
against g. and the minority In its favor.
Aitt imam BAIT moved that the majority report be
taktu up lie maGs n long sprcch In favor Of the po
lice" patstrg upon the protection they Afforded the
citzeus at many ard ervRt sscrihccs to themselves
Alderman SrAF catered at great length into the
police gysiem and aid he In favor of increase
q pay under cettsin conditions but not under the
prefeut cIcurs stances of the force. The system
tihCtivo Ia the o. ode Of appointment. the uniform
cCmgtufatiUn. sad the tenure Of ONCE The present
mode % appointment for the Alderman aud Assis-
tant Alderman q the ward to nominate. aud the Mayor
confined or rejected the nomination No matter
hos efeat n crime policemen committed. he often
CercyCd ~ tice uneer the present stem Ifhe
Chief stnt the evidence aud his decision 20 the
Mayor. bu. influences were brought 10 bear that
dsftd thefC Investigations farce, and men Who
ought 60 le driven run the city f1r their brutality
he cvn observation. The appointment Therefore aud
oi course the power 70 discharge. ought 60 be ffos
hon th ro itical innucuce. There was large nam.
br - ln the that AL the of the depart
mtnt rsfardcd direct -pr0ach % thriaseyes The
ttmrn were arust popular and Efficient body bfcause
the Common Council had the poEcr Cf sufpeading
them What be. therefore rrcposod sas that Board
oi Con iuiioutrs - Police be appriatpl who would
have tLs cVutro of all apgoinfnsn that the f1rcs
bs-cdrcsd 60 and that thcre be grsdes 90 ~
tiat $500 be paid for the fret scar $3.50 the second
year ~ thc tkird year. aud $3.50 f0r he fourth
ytrr. enc lut around the Ghllis rsCn thrre D. loo
police, co hilh,r grade Nhoss business u shall be 90
t,tcct crime ard they shall =. paid SEQ
Alderman fRAvKGt~ sid there was large body of
CchaniCs prfArcc 90 oppose Tho iacrcao oi pay ard
in rfOsF 90 give them tine 90 expires teir Dpn41ng
he moved Nat tie whole subject be rtfclTcd back 90
the Committee on Police.
Amer s,ue dicussion this proposition was adopted.
srd the Beard adjourned at tseaty minutes 70 10
O'clock.
BOARD CF ASSISTANT ArnrrrfEv.
This lCoTd ttit their concluding ting q the Jun.
& ru last evening. They had dHts he'd moss q their
burirtss before and The meeting - iist evening
only OrscfNc stnrTa reports which had been rui rr.i