New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

the Secretary read the minutes Of the list meeting
por; read from the Executive Committee stating that
they bad taken the room for yeat from the - OF ~
and appropriation voted for tables furniture, 81
Mr. Nede sta thatth Committee had enIeav0red o ct
part 81 the Crystal Palace for exhibition but could not
ct satisa tory answer and be moved ihfhe Conm-e
be- discharged from any further consideration that sub
jet he more particularly A. they had resolved T. have an
exhibition 81 their own. Passed.
Mr. Naddle said he knew nothing II the COMMITTEES
having u deraken that daty, aud he had been
speaking TO the Manager o the Crystal Palace 20 grant %
the Society space inside the iron ratings and outside the
Palace for the Of such Of the members Of the Society
would boOse 20 avail Themselves of that space Auer
som discussion the Executive Committee instructed
put themselves into commune ton with the Manager
and the Secretary OF the Crystal Palace the subject al
ter which. and the election of some members the
meeting adjourned.
BOARD or ALDERMES-Bondqy May a-Richard T.
Compton, President in the chair, and quorum present
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and sp
proved
lieved from certain purchase of real estate Of H. Wad
dell, TO have the sidewalk in Thirty nnthst. North
River tagged of A II. Bowman and Others for the re-
mission Of tax Of Hose Company No 81 to have the orf
relating to the Fire Department amended so that the
Chief Engineer be elected once every five years Of
owners the line Of Eighty ghth ST. from Third av to
the East River, against the grade of Stlman Allen
Co and others for the extension of the Avenue
C. through Fourteenth II to the East River OF the New
York Institute for Deaf and Dumb for remission of tax OF
Patrick Mccoy for relief from tax enormously paid OF A.
Roberts to be remuneraed for injury done by mob to his
pr9gPerty; cou,.o,, p,o,..,- Alderman ro-,,r N
accordance with Office given Friday last presented
protest against the contract with Russ Il Reid to pave
Park place, the Bowery Fourth av and other streets
which be wished have read and published The minutes
Alderman BOyce said be understood that the contract had
already been vetoed by the Mayor
Alderman Oakley thought il was bad taste to entertain
such protest and wanted laid on the table lie said
would be out of order
Alderman Tieman remarked that Alderman Oakley
wished him, the previous meeting, to prepare all the
thunder and buncombehe wished and now he offered in
the shape Of protest
it would be to Wednesday. This carried.
After suDdry motions, TO read the documents was
carried and the reading had but commenced when Alder
Boyce Peck, Haly, SurteyaLt, and Tweed abruptly
left their seats.
1t then announced that quorum not present
the Board stand adjourned to Wednesday. The fol
The 5ndeisnedin presenting protest the Board of Alder
state emphse that they are IA favor Of laying dos
Tat rbe posiio the recent action
pg tie Assistant Aldermen, authorizing contract
with Messrs Russ Reid % pave Chstha Bowey and Eo1hs
eIous MONOPOLY and compst-
c end not given or two TO the exclusion o. a. Others
uoy the buwak Of institutions and endanger that pn Of emu
pressed that for thooushles Is the
ts LIE, S , su rS 10, ~ Sv IND Ne ani,e
colleagues brnsins general the work should
deprived from m forit cannot in justice to our constituency
osth Of oe support cuntenaDce TO such measures
We oenny protest against the authorizing Of contract
list Because Il authority given head department
contract without Ist Tor proposals IN direct violation OF
contract shall be made ust soPO. therefor hays been
except hen Otherwise provided by and no contract
for exceeding $50 shall be nsned OF executed qn such con
and ell the eiates relating thereto sa have eeen ad before
eConmon Council, and an appIcpnauon made therefor -
S pei yard while that Of Me..,s R1.s
Reid will cost 20 20 making dhsrene asi aeauens "a,
Harlem Railroad Company bound to DO by their snt OF
On The whole amount OF son: ,s5 s.a 10 m , S 5i
addition the proposed TO be paved Pay the expense
Broadway with similar pavement at cost OF - % per Superficial
s. Btau,e the Common Council expressly per
Pns SIs of esps and sappes to coat,ct With Mes.s
hns Red to sy hs P%s wn s"S ins apa a
bttwetn all persons not only epusnlnt 10 tse very essence nS
No c,m delber, will PIetend to
the intent Of the charter aud the
that has been committed ordering in this wise the snso the sad
l. Bea1se propose addition paying Messs
Rus Reid Sc 50 suPerha square yard 10 give them the old m
5000 and suthoTns contract accompanied
with the very essential reqa1n Of the Conan ooaasii up tae
re R1I0 b no @ t .,s Co395y Who ,ad At
10 De h1 y 49, 49,
laid proper consequently released from ne
The City therefore unnecessarily buIdened to the extent OF the
b Because the amount that Reid will receive If
The laid ok put uPasT eqa re9 .3e &c, Iy 5 51u
ing what should be Doe y the Harlem Riioad Csl - uO me
measures were takeu to eject the sane: - -. 80
asst can Re clearly that the foregoing esm based
Sh S as gpsISSps Of ts Interests we have no night to su,h
unnecessary expenditure Of the public money while having Ia we"
Iiy Because no provision either the Second
ale share Of the expense which would all probability be much
than The @ Railroad Company P.yiDs the 30 rr
Pakow their compelling them 10 pave the
and about the rails II permanent nannss and sP lne
viii that the resolutions have been passed IN haste and
that have been omitted Fhch la
only materially the cost Of the wor bat Saeh
Funds. authorizing such al extensive contract T..
c understood having the least shadow Of toTad tle
parties sought tie contract but IN ans "a t
equity 1I We have ' 6as i' TsSas Alderman Wa
A A. DgSMAN Alderman Sixteenth W ard
BoARDoT SUrgRyisoRS- Mionday-JHdges Marine C7urt
The report of Committee on County Ocers IN t'of
Of increasing the salary Of the Judges recently elected
three judges, instead of two as formerly from e2VOo et'h
10 $4,000 each The report opposed by the RECORDER
and one or two OF the Aldermen, who proposed to amend
by inserting g. 500 instead of 900. Aid Heman moved
10 amend by $1,000 instead of $1,000 The amendments
were lost and the salaries placed NJ 5000 year each
The salary of Mr. Gale, the new CLERK of the Marine
Court was raised from 81 800 10 $4,000 year.
SUPERIOR CouET-Ald Sturtevant offered resolution
nstrucng the Counsel Of the Corporation to present the
draft of law session of the Legislature to reduce
the humber Of Judges of this Court from sM to four.
Adopted -,
Affiliations Of Wm Stephenson and ThOs W. Jack
son. to be appointed Attendants of the Superior Court lie
fened
report in favor of requiring the late Sheriff to pay
so7 20 for coal furnished by the Hall TO his offices IN leO
1851 and 1852. Adopted .
Bills of Maria Heens James Mooney, and DR.. DE For
rest ordered to be printed
Adjourned.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERNEN-u0nddy May
ls53-A quorum being present the Board stood al
iourned to Tuesday afternoon, at o clock
prcovrpv oF The BODY OF Mr. WV SCHUYLER The
body of Mr. VIM. Schuyler, merchant of Albany who had
been missing since the 23d of December last was found
Yesterday in the East River at COrers Hook by Canal
boatInan Coroner ODonnel held an inquest upon the
J.. I at,f.a tauful AraVr