New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-30
ABLE, saor,ng the "umbcr Of stu born Children, as o.
The broadway Railroad BIZ Re-adopfed-
The Msyor Oyerraied md Judge Cnmp'
hell Defed and Censured.

The Mayor OyerraIed nnd Juusc snmps
bell Defed and Censured.
BOARD or ALDERMEs-Wednes Dee. %.
Richard T. Compton Esq, President, in the chair
Positions Re(erred-Of Charles Taylor aud
others to have Eighty fifth st. opened between First
and Third avs OF h. MeCload and Others, Tor Sewer
in Twenty ninth st. Of stephens, Condit & Co., Tor
lease OF pier No. 20 North River
Ordnance Adopted-To make the following
additional appropriations for 1882 Real Estate, 500
Salaries, e. 800 County Contingencies, sll,500
Resolutions Adopted-Appropriating So
al a. TO DAY bills incurred in obsequies Of the late
Daniel Webster
BRoADwAY RAMRoAD.-Alderman Sturte-
want moved TO take up the report resolutions veto,
&C. relative to the Broadway Railroad which was car
RED The came was then considered. Aid ssurteysns
moved to adhere to former action, notwithstanding the
veto of the Mayor Aid Ward here presented an IN
junction restraining the Common Council from acting
which he desired to be read The Chair decided the
resd,pg # the paper 10 be out Of order Aid. Ward
then stated his objections as to the right Of the Board or
Clerk to act in relation TO the subject He aso moved
70 Law the report in favor Of the railroad upon me
table. which was LOS, Aid Ward moved TO have the
MAYORS message read which lost, by the usual vote
AID sturevant moved TO adopt the resolution and re-
mort for the establishment of the railroad, separately
which was carried The first resolution was then ADOPT
ed. granting 70 Jacob sharp and others permission 70
build the Railroad by the following vote; Affirmative
Moore. Haley sturtevsut, Oskly, Barr, Tweed, Comp
ton Brisley, Francis, Smith, Bard Denman, Cornell
poher,y ard Peck, IS. Nesstive-Boyce Pearsaii ana
Ward. Aid. Alyord, ON motion was excused from
voting. The fifteen provisions previously adopted
were then adhered TO by the same vote. The matter
was then pronounced by the President to be adopted
notwithstanding the objections Of bis honor inc
Mayor.
Aid stur.eysnt then spoke q, length OF the subject
and offered preamble and resolution dsspprovins OF
the course Of Judge Campbell In attempting 70 place
an Injunction on the legislative cspsciry OF the Com
mon Council which was adopted 10 concluded win
the following:
ResoIr,d Thet the Common Council lave An equal sa'
ioty md M hr 10 susrtet and npute improper motives
10 .ny intended Judicial decision OF any JGdes ana csnse
gurrtv 10 sfert his action on the bench .. saeh
rdse has "A regard to the legislative acton Of the Common
P>,rd Thsf IN 10 the measure AGAINST who
he uiupcr.on 10 question directed II .toped By The
Common Council rounds Of pubic s1pedeney. Jrsrics
md rt or the good Of the City both 10 regard 20 The
Of the public and regard % ths
nterest Of tie City treasury snd also petitions from
more thar 80 eco citizens and that rothinf has yet appese<
which ajax the grounds which II was % adopted ana
that We shrink from discussion OF rdiea
er serusr into the foundation Of these grounds ssi tn
ressons Of our actions, collective or individual
On motion, the Board adjourned 70 Thursday.