The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

should prevail upon act with 90 me title oou tesv AZ
ing to put the thing through which H. l confident
feat the OH ct Of the speculators usual
spring measures OF importance and rush the through
but thought that ended, the Common Council
taught lesson few days ago BY the result Of
election, that thausht would make them give up all
Alderusn srUREvANr The question has assumed diff
fereut form from what thought it would The gentle.
of the Nneteenth rises charges the members
the Bca With attempting TO rush down the
hroats of the people anst their will and That
gent should b. the last to talk such things Hs
hopes that will not be guilty o, any hasty legislation
If he (Adsrman Rherty) had not been guilty Of any
hasty Legislation, he has been engaged in at all
hssty slow He has been absent of the time and
when he was esent he was in such condition that he
Always ma de a fool of himself.
PRisrpssr -order. Win the gentleman OF the Third
come 20 oideif
Adern SruRrIYANI only want to show the gentle
man from the Nineteenth that he cannot insult with
impuny. Ii rises and insults cant get up
and defend mysslfr care nothing for the Ninth Ave
Railroad Company while in the performance Of
NV duty. Is the report not in good dition
il viii be Monday evening" The question has been
discussed light after hight and after being vetoed by the
Mayor is once more before IL Board for their &C on
We AL understand tnat railroads have bscome
of the most important and favorable modes of To-
comotion throughout the city. Don't We know that
wherever q city railroad is laid down, the people
will ride in their in preference to omnibusess
Therefore, caunot conceive any necessity for posponing
the mater any further But the majority Of the mem
bers think that the matter aboad be delayed why let it
be so hope the beard viii excuse my warmth, when
replied TO the insults pr the board by the gentleman
of the Nineteenth do not think that the recent cleo
tions have been any buke to the Common Couac and
Twill not listen quietly to any member nj the board
throwing it into the face OF fellow member
Alderman 1IRMANN moved that il bs laid the table
and be made special order OF business for the next
meeting
Alderman poHRrv trusted tina. the good Of the
board woud mo- aew the report 10 be acted upon that
evenng He could not account for the impression his
marks had made on certain gentleman, and would
leiie ate DIS charges.
Alcerms CpRNEIL q ONT OF order.
Alderman DoIfRTT henever make any remarks, il
am personal nsver attack the personal character OF
member Of the board which IL than the gentle
man of the Third Cow passed into Ierievabs depths OF
private life, can say.
Alderman BRIsfy-I think it would be better to have
The question brought up night The Gentleman of the
Twelfth in Europe when the subject was first brought
mp and suppose for that reason he will vote against
the adoption of the report
Alderman TIxsANs-1t is very uncertain what way 1
will vote. But as the document now stands 1t would re-
quire some amending.
The motion to postpone was then put and lost by .
vote OF IL to Z.
Alderman TEaASS called for the reading of the report
again During the reading of the document the following
dialogue took place
of the report the gentleman of the Twelfth ia not
paying attention, but is talking to = lobber.
Alderman IiEdNs-.l am paying attention; and don't
want the gentleman OF the Seventh to instruct in the
performance Of my duties.
Alderman TwEsD-I don't want to Interrupt. ysu, but
you must isen to the reacipg OF the report
Alderman THSASN, the reading Of the report
bad been finished said that If he In order he would
offer some amendments First as t. the grantees nan
secondly to letting the grant to the highest bidder;
and thru IS to the grading O. the streets, which he
thought the company ought 10 do then selves
The CHAIRMAN decided that amendments to report al
ready vetoed by his honor ne Mayor not in order
Alderman 1IEAAyN still per- isted that they had the
power to amend the report if they thought proper
gentleman OF the PSelfth was out OF order;
CHAIRMAN Rap, rap, rap.
Alderman BoYcs-l will do all in my power to defeat
the adoption Of the report he would not be surprised to
the nj ghbors along Ores nwch street. rise
and prevent the laying down of the track, because it
would be the means OF destroying their property augh
ter
Alderman wARp-Since the passage of the amended
let to the highest bidder Although voted in favor Of
its adoption before it vetoed, will vote against
it. The Mayor states in his veto that many grantees ap
piled for the grant, whose terms fayora Ole to
the city, and they were fused BY the committee.
Alderman SfuRrEvANr-In to the remarks Of the
gentleman Of the Fifteenth would say that you might
Is well put up an omnibus route the highest bidder as
the Ninth Avenue Railroad. contend that the grant of
city railroad is not franchise, the same ferry
Lease where the parties leasing them have the exclusive
right OF way The city railroads stood upon the same
ground omnibus lines and therefore they could not
be franchises therefore the amended charter had
nothing at ali 10 DO with the ty railroads. nor did it
make any provisions for hem other than that for omni
bus routes.
Alderman BoyoE, in maxine last attempt, said that
the increase of railroads did diminish in the least the
number of omnibuses. He again produced the rsmon-
STRANGE signed BY four hundred but it was Of no
avail
No other men Der seeing fit to speak any more the
question the adoption OF the report Notwithstanding
the veto of his Honor the Mayor, then put and
ried by the following two-thiri vote
Observation-Disclosures Moore Haley Sturtevant, Oak.
ley Barr, Tweed, President Brisey, Francis, Smith,
Bard, Dennan, Cornell, Alvord. and peck-Total, Is.
Observation-Disclosures Boyce, TieUanp. PeaysaIl, Ward,
and Doherty.-To.al s.
INCREASING THE SALARIES OF PoLICEMEN-THE
MAYOR AGAIN SET AT NAUGHr.
Alderman TWEED moved to take up the report of the
Committee Salaries and Offices increasing the pay Of
the policemen 500 each, per anpum. The veto Of his
Honor tie Mayor being read,
Alderman SMITH moved that the report be adopted not
wi,hstanding the veto Of mis- Honor the Mayor
Carried-by vete of Is to