New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

man, who expressed himself ve-y unwilling 70 in:rsa'e
tie number rlerfs rni ic s-is7es Y clerks u v =
/ referred g. CIuinii-ee or Salaries ard p-''s
hCJor's-Iae rep, n .e cat Irving nl'sncein ne
City with az ordinance prevent d cam up aa'ns 'h'
| Iorers from ihs other Board.
AID Oakley aii that Il wss ile - the gsnts n N oi tls
Seventeenth Corn that tbs matter slplli ~ Do en-
> Tered IL evening. ~ that Miernan' va rers'ea.'i
The blt.LeT Interest. abs X.
AID Ward hoped he Board would promotly concur -
the adoption Of the ordinance on resent o'.tHpa'
Heny persons had been injured and the lives Of ezsls
Aid Bard said tha as one or two members Of the Board
bad deep interest In that ordinance AMI we're nov s1sat
b. hoped i would be referred lai the table ali
lSined. He would not vote Tor in IL present shaps
All Peek wanted the ordinance al pied AMI reiere -
tire caed'ing accidents in The upper part OF the CITY
within c few DAYS.
AID Iernsnn wa in favor Of the ordnance if slightly
amended. H. opposed to the Nuisance.
Aid surteysni sad that tn ordinaare prepared tive
years ago in relation to the same W. good one, All
wanted both referred % Committee The subject was
finally referred g. Committee on Ordinances
The Committee OF Finance presented an ordnance flf
coucurrence, in favor Of paying VIM Reynolds siosl
for los OF boat Sc by tie operations Of mob az the foot
Of Thirty fourth IL r the 10th June las. Adopted
after some opposition by Aid. Temann.
AID offered resolution 70 remove the Chief
Engineer Of he New York Fire Departm mt, and made
long speech in reference 70 the Chief bitter Rspor he
considered him unit 10 be Chief Engineer aud wanted HIM
removed Immediately lie considered bis recent Annld
Report gross outrage the Board and said the com
mens il some OF tie newspapers upon were little DETER
AID Dernan considered the proposed action too hlsy
and improper and wanted the resolution referred to atom
mttee
This was opposed BY AID Smith. who said the Fire De
pertinent Committee wanted nothing do with the Chief
and that they would rather the Board would act In BODY
in the matter.
AID sturtevan. quoted law 10 the effect that the Chief
Engineer Of The Fire Department could be removed a. any
time by the Common Council
Aid Tweed did wish keep him in and aiter con
siderable discussion the resolution was adopted was a.
follows ~,
cell qu the cc acoa end in e. Of ne Com t's 90 m
eochd ulbson gem enan and - gross a. IN;
,Fst NJ tie me tool Of -aos dsr persons
believe 'ha holding the honorable aud rs,ponsos POSITION
vhch he fi 70 far ioss himself . 70 make ans complains
in '.re usgf ind, and offensive AID -, -.
Hh0ei Their az rpon me tes Of th common .11n o.
~ q ia Tonsrs 10 he Fre Dep.rt NJ, asking thar
to r b. royd 5a the once Of Their Chef aal he N
ltsi report 20 9ite ietniie eon on 1e sle g. "a oi
prorer should he ta1en. therefore be 1t
Rsel 3D. That IL he board Of Assistant Aldermen eoaslr
d Carson be snd be hereby removed from the ONCE OF 'he'
Tbis was ad"pted bv the following vote-A Frma,ire
Moore Haly S.uIteyant, Oakley, Tweed, Compton B;is-
Icy. smith, Bard. Ward, Alyord and Peck. Nesas'ee
Is imam.
The Board adjourned to Monday.
BoARD oT ASSISTANT A1DERNES-T hurslay, Sept i,
Is52-Joua. Troiter, Esq, President. in the Chair
IefitoHs-Of Adams n Co. and others, TO have Irnl'
- place south Of Rector st. regulated paved and sd
wdlks ielaid. To Committee on Streets. Of Oscar +
Be1iamin ) y Bagley. W + jackson, Jas. W ynn'
and Murphy for perms 70 construct Rllrold rom
junction If Avenue ID ard Eleventh 81, through Avenue
T. Houston. Sheriff East Broadway Chatham square t.
counec, with Third av track 10 Nassau through Ni'5ln
Broad Front and Whitehall SIS. to South ferry-reurn-
ing through Whitehall Pearl. Broad, Wall W flan 1ht
ham, East broadway Grand Columbia, Avenue ID, O.
ate of legnnu-to pay $3.50 year per car carry pas
81 gers ir cents keep tie streets in order and pave
East Broadway with blocks To Committee Ga Streets
From the Counsel to the Cooperation IN answer To rep
luton rcGiilg him take legal measures 10 compel tn
Controller T., comply w In the resolution directing nun o
tHT,l Gse a lease from Wright Il Brggs at the foo 81
Forty ffih g. l. K. The Council considers the writ o.
mantlnus 60 lie tie pIoes remedy bat the resolution
do,s conf, L. the contract wish Mr ynod' mas
much LAT Ouy requires the Controller TO iurnh Nv
r6rs wi lc tie resolution contcmp hates not only gylhg
Ian he lei-, bat g.. - and directs also that W. Key
nols be voted with th. tile the Supreme Court he
ii b.. would Mt grant the inandanHs nsAcd ior. i
Committee co. Lave aDd Ordinances.
Tie Board tLcl adjourned to first Monlay in October
SPECIAL MffrIyG or the BoARD or EprcrloS.-
IeoHtsoct. sept. H. Present. Era-tu- { Bneiet
resident end COMMISSIONS. Ble,Lourn otalr'' VIVA n
80. 4 4. Jones, D'nnsl Cooled 60 Mee>s l. l..
smith p rson Nultc Murphy, Lcyerid-ei Fol- stu a.
Wright " Jones Adans Dodge, Curt H. kei hum ~
a1nfo,. CAV nibhard Carter C. II Sn 10. Nelson
Adds, Poet, Waterbury, nontoi.h DAyeaPoa, AL
Ats,rt Commissioners Savage, Mott Hilton. F!,,.
.rkr,v Bee man, Dgmrg Russell, Fraser Wlet NJ
lgns EbAa De- f,yst,r. kaneDm winthrop
The n.nu.os ot The lcat meeting were read and op-
lrDieofon.-Fnm the school Olicers OF Seventh
Ntld ior appropriations for repairs. 10 Finance I'm
rf,m school Officer Of Frst Ward for appropriation
e.. Do as 81 - mary School ia Stone ~ To Commiiee
OF Build res aId kepairs.
10 free ch, larslis 10 .ecal Committee Of Mess.s q
J. smith. Lever DE and 4 l. Smith.
From tie Piici us OF soy eral Ward schools relative TO
salariss. Or table.
OF Asa Smith, for appointment IN connection WIN 'he
ip4.g,eI.1fioa. pr Fell from the Committee on Even
ire :, hols irscntd resolution recomIn ming an ap
rol iafi, sl5OC0 for port of said schools Atoyc1
Jeoist1ns-ly ,lr Stuart That the Schools at No 3
Storest be Islsnded until the .tih osp.emoef |ih)uI
pr. iudco 20 ;e salaries Of the Teachers Adopted
~ Br II bbad Relative % sterc )ype p ites N posses
.oi Of he Board of Education To Committee on SIP
,po,fs Tie Report of the Committee Supplies
mn rdi The ,sabhmeus Of Dap,sit)ry " - taken
roin i, talc aAd the - Laws reported Dy the C7nh
tee were lmcLd, q aud .doPted
Nj c Il Sm. presented the Report OF the nm nee
renrmb ring and designaung the schools with the io
~ ma, Sehoolsb remembered coniecuvey e,oriin
~ De fac a. organization thr Of respectve fn'f ind
oih,T Sclo 10 be desgnesd Oy separate ca" Of hih'-
Ar Nelson. from the Committee Normal schools
rreu,,d report recommending certain ~ laws Tor the
Osdeed that said Report be laid the table and
| I-uitd
90 L. N ALbEhI u'LbAH N'''A'
WASHINGTON MoYGMENT ASD PUBL SCHOOLS.
81 n - ready b en- announced that the children
If Ne Pull, schools Of his City will vii, the Crysal
Palace comm cng on Monday, the 10Th instant fi'e
thousand be a'lnl.ied dlhy when wa occupy sph'
ten du,s Tor the admission of all am)unng - my th1i
sald IL sugge,td that the parents OF these children
vii turLsL them with the small sun 0 nfe cents u con
| trbuie 20 the " arlington National Monument. fsS
cents from each would amount TO 80 per uay alI m |
ton DAYS the handsome Of 800 Certainly there .
,srt lit sLaf can afford to give each Of their chi