New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

and Jun ho',s or that they ibibed yIanou three cent
gin for pcpulsrtys sake still he mslgned and DETAINED
them much az he could The case wae submitted 10
the people at the last election and the deiaer was o
posed BY member OF this Board, who although be did
go around hand In hand with low hsrot beat him.
end gave bin leave 10 stay at home: This call Sir
good e Of popular ,ns Ss e brs as Of
eal easlstion al Albany. In conclusion. move tat
the document he laid on the table. Carried
Ala Cornell Chairman of the Committee on Streets
then made the following report. The Commitiee on
Streets 70 whom referred the ordinance relative to
railroad through Broadway respectfully report
Mite eosda the mattel by ar: u5al. % prs.sn ID. s9,s
.A. . arg. upon the 'ss Dot e sS Sf s I
DesT .t within charter and he night, of our
Your Committee DO not the any thourh
Of year. The poseT Of the Common C1aoe
Of q: f imp. TG Go a. ss bold Be- S9 ne
benefit q he srssn conn unity and 20. 70 Be s1 ne , I
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rene and Keep in oder the stree and also % resss t
~ to the public to Apply practical They s.nnot
e 20 i he Bosd q ni dsr@n
W. Il c0ESELLs Committee on Street,,
AID Depman said that the ordinance Of the Assistant
Aldermen was in opposition all the decisions OF the high
Courts and more n X 9nS n. River foad
and the Committee was adverse TO cOntenc Win 'ne
of Law. ,.., .,u.o,.,,
the ayes and noes not being called -
Tho Board after some debate concluded not 10 concur
with the Board Of Assistants in the adoption OF the C9n
tole BDdQet for 1884 and the document was laid on the
table II has been published in our columns NJ.
The Report and Ordinance to alter the line Of battery
extension, TO afford better acites 10 e;re i 81
CoTio
Sl Thai er and bukhe4d built under the direction Of
ts syee the and BY the lessee 70 lne
o y..o aon men Toned and uTon the conditions therein eh
Rye vanderbilt s SS tE0 h o'S ss
twenty-five st in len 9Th from me Hocss and
sss: q P e. .@s Ss ia spd
shall e between the norhsry end mercer s Of one bSsad
ina seven e and the Street COmmlOnr directed on the
hsIeq 70 eH.s the ont nI be S1S TO b. removed 50 far
he wew ard as rve seees and esIe sod
fen, to a. Island and the same is hereby set
''i Thai the s pier clip ferry be leased 10 the man
ne1 by law for years 70 the highest bid
d Who viii give SsaG' and eiR R 6o@sr Sses
the % s i nd for fort
and nom Staten Island g. sGrs'd and cause 'nen
Aid Boyee appended resolution thanking the Presi-
dent Of the Board for his attention, &c.
Aid the resolution and made aengthy
speecb most important acts of the Board and
said that no popular solicitation could ever again induce
him TO leave the quiet domestic life in order to discharge
official duties for the faithful performance of which he
had been maligned by an interested few
The Preside Mt replied as follows;
GENTLEMEN OF BOARD OF AtDERnEs-Ihe
conn menary resolution you have adopted respecting my
dscharce of the duties devolvng upon President of
this Board will be remembered by me with feelings OF
gratitude and hope that my brevity in expressing my
thanks for the kindness you have shown in overlooking
the many errors my Judgment has committed viii in no
manner Iced you to suppose that am nsensbe TO your
kindness II is task requiring over one
self to preside fairly and mparaly over a. legislative
BODY and full well know that but for the kindness and
moderation you have exhibited toward me- should not
have succeeded Before closing bmy remarks fell that
il would be ungrateful my part forbear to express
nv thanks for the many acts of kindness and courtesy
manifested TO by the clerks Of this Board and to bear
witness the unrng industry which has characterized
them in the performance of their ardOus duties II is also
due TO the reporters of the public press for the uniform
kindness extended to me to express to them my most great
full acknowledgements With sincere wishes gentlemen for
your health and happiness bidyou all adieu,
Committees were appointed 90 wait on the Board OF
Assistants and the Mayor and advise them that the Board
was about TO adjourn.
The Committees returned and reported that they had
received no communicate TO make.
AID Peek moved that vote of thinks be returned to
the reporters of the public press who had always dis
charged their duties faithfully anil accurately uo.witl
standing that some editors had written articles in their
editorial columns totally ut variance with the reports pub
shed in the same sheet The motion was carried
motion then made and carried to adjourn sine de-