New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08

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AID sturtevsnt spoke Of the interference with the
City Inspectors department and endeavored TO show
that il was purely political That certain Aldermen
called upon the City Inspector and gave HI n to
understand that II he did not remove the
Whig Health Wsrdens then In power, aud appoint In
their places Democrats they would pass ordinance
dispensing with such officers. This done for the
cake Of party politics notwithstanding that II would en-
danger the health of the citizens Ii one Of the
most Infamous outrsges perpe;rsed by any legis
latve body and the public had good and sufficient rea-
son to censure such action. Aid Smith withdrew his
motion, and after further remarks the paper was
re erred to the Committee on Ordinances IL as fol-
| lows
Hkgeas The City Inspectors Department. e without
officers 10 perform the outdoor duties OF that depart
mept, and the City inspectors without poge 10
the removal of nussDces dangerous n toe public health,
in consequence of having no officers to perform the
! duty
ina BhvsGs 1t Is absolutely necessary tina. Health
! WardeDs should be attached to the Health Department,
In order 70 insure the prOmp, execution OF measures de-
msDded BY regard the public interest and the
health and lives Of the community therefore belt
Res0lUed That the Commitee on Ordinances be, and
are hereby instructed to prepare and submit 20 this
Board forth with ordinance repeSing the ordnance
adopted by the Common Council, March Is, ls52,
whereby the Office of Health Warden virtually
abolished and that Il be ordered that eilth
Warden to each Ward of the City of New York be ap-
pointed and attached TO the City Inspectors Department
to perform the duties ard functions Of Health Wrdens,
under the supervision and control OF the City Inspector,
In accordance with the ordinance repealed by the late
action OF tho Common Council
Resolutions Adopted-Appropristng $4,000 in add
ton to that previously appropriated, to deiray the
penses attending the National Anniversary. Appropna
ting 6 OOO defray the expenses Of the past and futare
obseques of HENRY CLAY.
The Board adjourned to this afternoon
BOARD OF AssIsTANTs.-The proceed
ings yesterday of no special Importance, being
mostly concerning pavements and sewers Action sim.
liar that In the ether Board taken By the Assist
ants In reference to the City Inspectors Department
The matter referred to the Committee on Public
Health.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs-IVe dnesddy-
The Recorder In the Chair--The bill of ex.Alderman
CoDkliD for holding twenty nquess to t January last
$50 So ordered to be paid Also a bill of the Sher
IT, SIS fees for the execution of Otto Gruuzg In Feb
ruary las-and bill of Geo W. Norris, police officer
sl7 for arresting two prisoners under from
Justice Lathrop, at Poughkeepsie bill of the Sheriff.
for ordinary tees OF officer, amounting to 81 9i Is
referred
RpOrts-In favor Of having indexes of Wells &c, 10
surrogate's Office printed Adopted.
In favor of increasing the salaries of the Judges of the
Supreme Court over the $500 year allowed by the
State to make them equal to the salaries of the |
Civ Judges 1--WE believe 81 600 year, Laid on the |
table, after discussion, and ordered to be printed
INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss.-He Home
stead Ba-The following resolutions, presented by Mr.
West, unanimously adopted by the Industrial
Congress- on Tuesday evening, X. Arthur Bailey pre-
siding:
Wh1eds The passage of the Homestead Bill" In
the Senate of the United States is very important aud
desirable; and Dhereds, public meetings and the pre-
tentation OF memorials numerously signed, avail but
little without the presence at Washington of intelligent
faithful, untTDg friends of the to interceds
with the Committee of the Senate having charge of the
Bill, and with Senators favorable to It's passage
therefore,
Resolced That q Committee of Ways aud Means be |
chosen by this Congress to proceed 10 Washington for
the pupose referred to In the above preamble
Resotred That Special Committee of Finance be ap
pointed chosen TO collect contributions and dona ms
to defrsy the expenses of the Committee of Ways and
Means TO and while at Washington th, Commuee to |
furnish the Committee OF Ways and Means with money
enough to start them, and aterward TO send them,
from time to time, additional sums may be required
The Finance Committee appointed in accordance
with the above resolutions, Is composed of Messrs
West, Keyser, Sherman Sharrot and Ahrends.
Frte-S0u Conventions On motion of Mr.. West, the
following resolution unanimously adopted:
Resolrd That this body recommend to the electors of
the several Congressional Districts of this State the ap
pon,ment Of three Delegates from each District 10 the
Convention OF the Ere Democrats, be held at Pitts.
burgh. Pa, on llth day of August 1852.
T. to certify that the above is true copy Of the Reso
luton passed. Is before mentioned.
ABRAHAM @. LEVY, President, pro TEN.
Ia AMERMAN, Rec. Secretary.
lid District The friends of Free Democracy, Land
Reform and Intervention, and all favorable 10 a repre-
sentation at the Pittsburgh National Free Soil Conven
ton, invited to attend meeting at the office OF Mr.
Levy, No 1873 Wiiamst, at 4 o'clock, p N, on Satur-
BY order of the Free Democracy of the Ist lid, Hid,
Vth and With Wards.
Below will be found the call for the National Conven
ton approved by the Industrial Congress
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF rHE FRIENDS OF LIBER-
TY AND EQUAL RIGHTs.-NUtce Is hereby given, that
National Convention consisting OF Delegates of the Free
Democracy will assemble In the City Of Pittsburgh
w, dnesday the llth day of August next noon for
the purpose of selecting candidates for the offices OF
President and Vice President of the United States
Friends of the principles declared az Buffalo, at
morable Convention OF August, las are requested,
within their respective States and Congressional Dis
trics TO NEE, and elect Delegates wherever the
has not already been done-esch STATE being entitled
three times the number s deleg on In the Congress
Of the United StaesBy order of the General Free Soil
COMMUNE SAMUEL LEWIS Chairman.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1859.
PRISON As.oCIATIoE.-Ast stated meeting |
of the Executive Committee Of the Prison Association
was held on Monday evening last. Reports
ceived from the Finance, Detention and Discharged |
Convict Committees The Agent reported that % dis.
charged prisoners had been received and disposed of
during the month, all of whom 1t is believed doing
well Also the disposition of 10 children under l6
years of age, charged With various tfenses, principally
petit larceny, Of whom were sent to the House of
Refuge to Bsckwells Island, sentence suspended
remsnded for further Investigation sent to Asylunfor
Friendless Boys, and discharged The relief afforded
to discharged females has reached during the month
600. The average monthly expenditure OF the Asso
citation In all l,s departments has heretofore amounted
to something than s4OO and the receipts for the
last month have scarcely reached $500.
We make the following extracts from the Agents |