New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

AID SrrgrryINr Il hope said nothing dsrcspocffui.
only desired show his importance and weight and
the other gentleman has chosen take the dcsxnaoa
of the "ts son Of York u hmsclf that Is re~ron
s 10 20 be prevented addressing the Board he has
s,sutoren pair OF hangs, and eau shout me down by
talking loader.
,lrd too ford Of INDUCING in lsnusge of As kina AMI
a. the AbsYsn OF the Eleventh hsi RICH, take tho
slnson the Aldermen the Third had right 10 make
il, snd he Is row sssin o; order some tine snes he
Ttis i improper Tie should ssy The gentleman Of the
Eleventh and the gentleman OF The Ninth-
AID SNrrR.-Lei hlna 40 on. tie thinks nc te,er
q tirc srd We ought pot prevent him making fcoi OF
himself
would Re done long since In dhn'ns % the ist gen
eussn The Fourteenth and the tall Of fork. only
ip,rpd,d 70 couvcyss had the islssf and tsttes Al
ier n si Ire ROcrd the mover and scoonir OF this NJ
solutcnihst ought 20 carry great wess ior ~e nal
tire length and broth OF the body NOT " lLsesn~IJ
And IS The gentlemen for the Eleventh u eoafessedy
the Slest smong us, suppose &C tooa enc s,a-
SION 70 himself and got offended Bat whsf sinus rsoe
tion sor, To give $l00ss sdonstion lCr,es NO NO
Wei Is the ssme-li not in money IS IN ,aiuei and
this doing WIS, you or or any ore woaia % gs'
Of opportunity Of doing -periornnss u'ere SCI N az
msnity. DO not think We should vote away money tVt
such purposes: the money We erceosy ths
susrsus G; the City Treasury, inusted with the care
oft for the benefit u the people, whom We reprsens
and we are on IN 10 pay such bis cannot get over
psyipe and which II W. did not pay there wooh De
lawsuit entered scsist for not doing hthcre avo
untsry gf be made viii 90 as far ~ my means WI
allow; but sln net satisfied 10 pay tho money OF the
people for DOING an OF humanity that every one 1
us ou--you-- yor--ycu--and you and woaid per
form snd to give HIM 500 for this v wrong entirely
wrong-snd besi5es, he don't ask IT,
Aid B,Ep-l knew he don't ask for u but thsts no
reason We should not give IT, | dent think ne ever
thought of payment when doing the act or ~ ne ad,
that he woud have done for the sake NJ the money.
AZ to being act OF such essy performance do
think there are men who would not do loo ths
sake OF the money and few perhsps no. W save thc
of he Get
Aid DENnAN-I sm sorry thst such resolution WA
brought up ALL for there is higher reward Ia brave
aud humane that IL the respect and coincidence
of his fellow citizens do not consider we can legally
this ard that we do vote II, we VIII be re-
etrained in the payment oft
on the table. This motion was put and carrict alter
which motion 10 adjourn was made aud carried
After the adjournment the Aldermen and some OF tha
audience collected in groups, talking over the affair:
Some lsueh he'd the matter extremely rSeuous aud
others thought that il might yet give rise to some I'M
portsnt personal movements.
fAnd such the OF stuff that the people get from
the Board of Aldermen, at the rate( tea and alb Of
about $500 per session ofthc Council"l
Board OF ALpERaEN.-Nonday, JAN. B.
Richard Compton Esq, in the Chair.
Psitioss Rt6rred -Of lsssc b. Smith, for lease OF
Piers No 20 and 81 North River and half Of Pier No III
North Reverend Exiansc slip; OLA Hogan, for the City
to purchases portrait ct Henry Clay OF sundry per.
sons have DR. Jones Crane appointed Commission
seyenthst between Fihh and sxthays., lighted with
sns of John La Fargo and others tor sewer I'm Mer
Ger OF DR. Deiorrest, tor go ~ being amount OF
bill for services rendered at the fint Ward station
House
p,tc--From Mayor Kingsland ds,el Dec. 10Th. veto.
ing a resolution by Aid Haley granting permission to
John Sexton 10 erect she'd Pier No ~ East River
Said action was held by the Mayor to be Illegal The
veto ordered 90 be printed.
Association fdowed- Referring the matter of procur
ING a portrait of Hon A. &. kingsani, tO the Commit
fe. on Arts nd
lippointment.-From Robert J. Dillon Council to the
Corporation appointing Daniel t. Sickles az the chief
officer in the Bureau OF the Cooperation Attorney
From the same appointing Peter u. Sweeney cl,cf
officer In the Bureau OF the Public Administrator In his
department. -Reierred TO Committee ON Salaries and
Ohcee. From James Furey, Street Commissioners
appointing Robert Donncl for the Office of Inspector OF
si1cw sks in place otWm Poulsen, removed also apl
pointing Charles Mcneil Assessor in tho Bureau OF
Assss smens In place OF VIM. smith, removed, also
Isaac Edwards 10 the Office OF Collector o Assessments
in the Street Department in place OF Abnor Scnford.
removed also appointing Charles Dodge as Assessor
in the Bureau Of Assessments In the Street Department
IN place Of Samuel H. De Mott removed also appoint
ing WIN. Gage Assessor in the Bureau OF Assess
meDts In the Street Department. In place OF Francis
Nicholson, removed also appointing Robert Earle ~
superintendent OF Wharyes in the Street Department.
m the place of Moody Cummings, removcd-An re
ierred to the Committee on Salaries and Offices
Communication from Bartholomew B Purdy making
the follow ing appointments 10 office In the Office OF tho
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies For Clerk Of
Commissioners of Repairs and supplies, James III Hal
Starr for Superintendent of Public Buildings, Elijah
II. Purdy for Superintendent of Psvements, Samuel
Radchf All referred To the Committee ON Salaries and
Offices.
Communication From the Street Commissioner In
TO resolution Of inquiry, in regard To the en
argemen Of The Battery stating that - contract has AZ
yet been made In the Department for DC enlargement
Of the Battery. lie had addressed communication 10
the Council to the Corporation in respect IT, and the
received was given In such uneqaivoca language
that he hnpref sed that Il hs duty ,ufe
with In Ret IN Gtpsiu tf m
Street, cfhis communication IL dated Nov ~, and
sipce then tho contract In question has been made)
From the Street Conmissioner. appointing Samuel r.
Holmes, as City Surveyor Referred to Committee on
Salaries and Offices.
Moyor', M,sass-The first Animal Message of
Mayor Weseryeit received read, and 5000 copies
OF the zane ordcredto be printed
Croton AqnsdSet-The annual report Of the Croton
Aqveduct Department was received aud ordered 10 be
printed. The report document OF about 100 pages
Report Tsstim niai-Aid. Smith offered q report
epproprising saC0 To buy trumpet To be presented 10
Mr. Mount. fireman, for his brave conduct mt IRE,
about months since Aid. Surtevant remarked thst
such his duty aud any would lives under
the ssme crcumstdnecs. After further remarks, Aid.
sturievsnt beceme personal BY calling Aid Smith, the
"tll son OfYoIk" AID Smith called him 10 order, aud
finally he allowed to proceed when Aid. Smith
threatened In angry tone that the Aldermen OF tho
Third was not called 10 order he would "throw Ink
bottle bis head The President called both order,
sud tecr other discussion, the report was laid
the table, when the Bosrd adjourned to Wednesday.
ONE MORE OCIkAGK-MssTs. Edu0rs: IN
New Years night sbout O'Clock, az was passing Null
berryst throu eh Chatham, my way ~ my residence
paw man 81 decent appearance, On the Sidewalk,
mildly expoeulstng with two others who seemed ~ bar
his wsy-he got clear OF them they followed him fow
PAGES knocked him down. and one pounded him viii
something while the other stamped heavily on his head
and face. thought could hear the bones crack The
made rise streaming with blood and his face
appearing idly They In mediately csught him as be
struggled OF and repeated the same dose. An o.cai
whose station shere hard by, up and attempted
sn arrest but other outlaws gathered around and over
awed him. lie called, with hk club, repeatedly for ~
Of others Of his fraternity, but not appeared v
therefore allowed the villains 10 depart Theinured,a
but murdered victim could rse out sfter the secosi
assault remained ing the sidewalk He carried