New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

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CoMMoN CoUNcIL PROCEEDINGS. The
BOARD met Monday evening, Mayor Brush presiding.
On The Clerks reading the minutes OF the previous
meeting Alderman BayIs in errspted nm "b~h ne
came 10 that portion which declared the vote on the
election o. Henry A. keot, Esq as PRESIDENT OF sae
nOaid. The yO.e declared Oy tGe tcllefs d"a re-
corded by ,Le clerk for henry A. hen', IL
Charles r. Marvin A. d. Bayhs, /. Mr.; bayus
cfereC i solution III substance 10 alter the MN
utes ~ such a p amer as 10 declare Tor hehY a.
Kent II Charles X. Marvin, 10 \. Bayhs, L.
Mr Bayiis gave as hIs reasons for Offering TIE re-
solution thar circumstances had tTdnspued during
he week which induced him to believe tina, there
had been mistake some ~heTe ne hal IN mis- pos
session q document 70 winch eleven names we're
signed thereby declaring tia. they did not vo,e Tor
MI Kent lie considered this sutcient evidence
thar there had been amisseke as there were Out ~
meu,bers-eleveP Of whom did not vote for MI
Kent, re could not nave hal d majority. me RESP
luton was considered out of order III the present
stage OF the pI0c6 eclngS, and MI bayhs "i'hAo"
bis resolution
gsyoyf of me Heohh Ofce.-The annual statement
of the Heath Officer OF the CITY OF Brooklyn, was
submitted to the Board Monday evening" from whoa
n apneaIs that the total number OF deaths during
the wear 1851 have been males 1896 females l,so2
adults sos children l,St3.-Votai 2S56 OF Which
there Wole natives OF the United States 2,iJi OF
Ireland $50 Engla nd l2l Germany "a Scotland
10 British Americs7 West Indies 3 France
Holland 2 Bel gum Italy Portugal S"e-
den Havana India !. The above ATE classi-
that period The number OF deaths by causes other
than disease during the same period are stated TO be-
Ruined II Casualties IS Killed 3 Drowned - ,
MalfoTmed Is Premature Birth 43 Stubborn llO ,
suicide 3 Exposure 2, Frozen 2.--Total 2a5.
Total number OF deaths 2,o1o
DeouCt the above 20
Total. 2GI3
as the actual number Of Ceaths by disease. Presdn
lug the population of the city to be 10000 dYI9ed
by the above, gives the ratio OF 42 and fractlon
which VIII compare iavoraoly with auy clty Of rs
size in the Union. The report was accepted ana
laid upon the table.
Opfni0n of The Counsellor Of B0drG.-A commune l.
ton from the Counsellor OF Board was read. giViug
as his opinion that the minutes Of the last meeting
of the old Board should be read and approved OtOy
the ueW-lthe matter IN dispute being that the
Mayor considers the Board continuous, and
majority Ofthe members cOnteDdmg that the Board
organized al the first meeting In January VAS new
one altogether, and they had no night TO approve or
GISapprOve OF the proceedings OF tie old BOdic.j
Aid. Spinola moved 20 refer the document to the
Law Committee when appointed d, upon which the
vote stood, Ayes II Nays 10. The Mayor stated he
had night to vote and IN the exercise Of that night
voied in the negative, thus making tie. AID. Spi-
noa appealed from the decision of the Chair, when,
after some discussions the Mayor withdrew his vote
aud the motion 10 refer was carried, Ayes III, Nays
10.
The MAJOR and the Twentieth RUie.-A communIca-
ton from the Mayor was read relative 10 the alter
alton OF the 10Th Rule, which gave the power OF APP
pointing Committees to the President OF the Board
instead of the Mayor, as formerly Aid Marvin
moved that the communication be accepted and
placed at length upon the minutes. Lost-when
AID Spinola moved that the Mayor have leave to
withdraw the communication. Carried, Ayes II,