The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-11

victoa Of the perpetrators Ths reason Of dscsvery
having been made from the Of the body
when found having been taken TO Williamsburg when
the corner there had not taken all means to OBJ
tain recognition Mr. Clayton hearing OF the coro-
veil the clothes and ring, her angss which left
doubt to its being the person He now AXIS or
the corporation the means Of hndisg out the vagabond
Alderman DoHsErY would cheerfuly in ado ing
the resolution The circu stance had bees brought 10
TO his notice that morning BY the prosecuting officer 1t
was one of tie most dreadful tina, had besu
known in the city Here was young hdy ~ao had just
put her bonnet TO out for few minutes cessng
TO return Immediately taken OF violently by rf
asns and body found with marks Of outrage upsn it,
in the East river. The reward lot ho~1ser SUN
cent ought to be larger to bring the vaganonds TO
justice he should therefore PROPOSE US an amendment
that the 81, 600 be changed TO 81 800.
Alderman TssASS proposed ~ an amendment, that 1t
be left the Mayor add to the above reward any fur
Their sum that he might judge eXpedent.
On the motion of Alderu BorcR, the preasble and
resolution already given BY Alderman Aivord were
ported by the reader.
Alderman nEAANS said that by referring the business
10 the Mayor the friends would be able to explain such
matters 10 that magistrate they would NOT ike to
plain to the public at large II it required $40 900 to
ferret out the matter, he would have objection to
offer that any other
Alderman STURrYyANT surprised at the per oetracn
OF so sbomnable deed 10 the oeeu day in ssch city
as New York the great porsm Of the Western Word;
that such crime could be perpetrated In their midst
and which their argus eyed police could ferret out
manded the appliance OF other they must there
fore have the cupdy and Of human
nature It Was necessary that the Board Of Aldermen
should take some such STEP by offering reward which
effect two objectsexcng the cnpidlry and perhaps
likewise the OF the perpetrAtor he trusted that
the resolution might be adopted and only thought that
although the reward OF 81 600 with the $500 that had
been offered BY the friends might be enough In such
the Mayor should be authorized to efsr regard
od hJiun He hoped that the amendment TO that effect
would be adopted unanimously.
Alderman BARR asked permission to offer few words
upon q serious offence committed short time upon
noensiye citizens and which when brought before
the Court of Sessions members OF that body, TO
their shame be said had neglected to appear 1t had
been observed by the alderman OF tho Third ward that it
everlasting stain the Con Council that the
citizens cannot be protected the money
that is spent.
Alderman WESLEY SMITH rose to order
Alderman PECK denied that the alderman was out
order
Alderman SruRrEvASr said that the alderman Of the
Sixth ward out VI order by talking ano thsr
matter which was not before the Board. =
Alderman BoyCH said that he might be of the ind
vduas alluded to the Alderman Of the Sixth ward and
would wish the matter to be mentioned
Alderman WESLEY SMITH compimented the Alderman Of
the Fifteenth his want of brains
Alderman BARR said that II he out OF order he
would stop.
Alderman PECK took the charm to task for permit
ting members to disgrace Themselves and cast sur
the Beard. The Chair should not permit member to
disgrace his position and the Board.
The preamble and resolution then kgreed to
MIN ously
wIDESISG DUANE STREET, FROM BROADWAY TO HUDSON
Alderman PECK hoped that this matter would no. be
dicusssd to night, but be deferred until there full
meeting of the Board.
Alderman WESLEY SMITH said that there had been seve-
raj ceilings Of the parties concerned and thsy were
willing that it should be widenei the northsry side
AlceImsp PECK said that there but bare quorum
present and only member voted against it the
port would be lost He moved that BE- laid the table
and printed. Agreed TO.
Adjourned till Monday at P II.