New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
The Council. deed of note last

unless one bdI lS iuuNA'-NihE'u hiN S4NN.S t4-'1
serenaders, which now is to slumber, Indispensable
The CouNcIL.-The deed of note last
night IN the Board Of Aldermen. decided mega
tive TO motion TO resuscltate the deiunct nomIna-
ton Of G. W. Maise fH the Office Of Chlefof Police.
Aid Miller moved 10 suspend the Rules. IN order 10
take up SAID nomination, but the Board refused
Ayes 5. Noes ll-Conckhn IN the affirmative. We
are not up to all the QuIrk oflaw but this vote looks
much If the majority were disposed to INSIST upon
the legality OF the vote taken last month, when the
entire Matsell party lodged the question, and then
most lmpudently insisted that there was not quo
rum present, simply because they, IN the teeth OF the
law refuse ed to voe-eighteen Of the nineteen Alder
men being in their seats at the time. Probably there
Is not Court IN the Union that would not pronounce
this iona fde vote and Of course a legal rejection
of the nomination. With all their original force and
all tina. they could induce (who knows how , to go
with them, the Chefs party Is again and again de-
feated but they have all the lives of cat and only
the ninth demolition Will satisfy them. The secret
of this persistcocy is probably to be found IN the
proximity OF the next election that over the Chiefs
Office would be eHpeditously settled, beyond a
doubt
Mayor Kngsand sent message 10 the Board 10
thing Oh tins head IN another item.
\ resolution TO make Potier's Field Park was
referred to the Special Committee on Parks" We
are curious to know how ihis SPECIAL COMMITTEE on
Parks originated. We recolect the appointment
of a Special Committee the proposed D." Park at
Jones's Woods, but how tins metamorphosed IN
10 the plural Parks" We cannot say. We are half
inclined 20 fear that there Is some undermined
work about this great rural Park How Is It that We
have such host of Parks on our hands al once
Blu, the people VIII not be Jugged out OF Their Joness
Woods Park. Note ye that, Messrs. Aldermen
proposition to make more room at Washington
Market-a good move-was referred TO the Docks
and Slips Committee.
The Aldermen meet again tins afternoon.
The Assistants take things easy did some IN
important business and adjourned over to Thursday,
Pm
OPERA-ll Barbere was capltally done
last night at Castle Garden. Ali the performers
were good voice, and acquitted themselves finely,
and particularly to the qualification OF the audience
All the town IS loquaciouS on the subject Of the
Benefit to Mareizek. and his monsfre programme Is
the lion Of the day. Such a bill Is Of the events
which happen but a lifetime.
SOME THINGS WHICH MUST NOT BE For
eorrEN.-We entreas the attention Of the Common
Council, that they session TO a few things
10 be done which seem to us most necessary 20 the
safety OF human lie.
movement has already been made 10 prevent the
driving Of cattle through the street and trust that
law VIII be speedily passed TO carry The motion III
10 effect. The whole affair ought to have been per
4 a
moval OF all saugttenng business 10 the other
side Of the North River AZ least to apoint above
Fifneth-st. But there was no proper effort made 70
effect this important puuhcatlon the butchers n
sisted that Their business was omlnently healthy,
and those VINO had snufied the stencil OF slaughter
house blood and ofsal until Whit OF pure ar Pr.
them N jeopardy OF the ague were ready 10 make
affidavit that there was dlsagreeable flavor n
these places Son the face Of the notorious fact that
removal and concentration Of then business would
Be O! great peeunlary advantage to them, beside
greatly increasing The value Of real estate in place,
which they would have abandohed-ihe butchers re-
main Let there now be no hesitation IL prevent
ing, Al once and forever the dangerous anu disgrace
ful exhibitions OF 5ull-balung whsch have become
painfully common within a few weeks. Every
horned animal or sheep. hog. or horse found loose
below The Twentieth Ward ough, TO be couiscaiei
to the benefit Of The City Treasury We are tempted
10 speak once More N this connection. of the shame
ful, IIhuman and absolutely sickening brutality OF
Transporting sheep and calves through our streets,
carts, with then feet tied together, and their
heads hanging over The bOX-oui the picture :
100 horudly repul>Iye 20 dwell upon every one
has seen II. and all except those whose trade
Is 20 participate n such business. have been
shocked and panied al the spectacle. II animals OF
TINS Kind are TO be Ikes through the City az all they
should te put n open cages with their limbs free and
With room enough to stand. Unnecessary cruelty :
alike dlsgraceful 70 the man who iaa,cts ana the
people who tolerate H.
IL regard TO the use Of explosive burning aults.
generally ca4ed cAmphene,l the duty OF tie Com
mon Council seems 10 very clear such danger.
0uS articles are unquestionaoly within ,Ae prohio-