New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Messrs Bi,hop, White and Hunt were appoint
said Committee.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


THURSDAY. Nov. 23.-Present, EDWIN BRowS,
Esd President, in the Chair, and 43 members.
CoMMUSICATIoS.
From the Board Of Education, stating that the GER
tifcate forwarded to the Common Council that there
is deficiency in the apportlOned 10 the schools,
has been returned 10 them. with report Of the FL
nance Committee of the Board, stating that the mat
ter should have first been submitted to Commission
err &c. The communication states that the action
of the Bosrd Of Education has been the proper one
pLder the law II sso represents that there are 200
teachers, large majority Of them ut salaries less
th6n the usual wsges of day labo.ers besides large
number Of persons in the employment OF contractors.
RESOLUTION, sc.
Hie,eos The Of Education have returned % this
Board heir certificate for APPROPRIATION 70 meet deficiency
in school appropriations for the ye" 1885, without com
appropriations for 6feeney be- acted on without sabeenG
item TO the scrutiny required when snnuA spPo are
submitted the wholesome odlortiFe Of such examination
would be entirely eireumyeutedi therefore.
Roej That the Certificate OF the Board OF kdlcaon OF me
be sy lay before tie Commits oners provided for BY
the 10Th section ofhe to the charter adopted March
Mir. KrSSEDY thought that the clause in the law Of
the Legislature authorizing the Board of Educason
merely TO certify To the Common Council deficiency,
was got through without the members OF the Leslsa'
leture being aware of its effect. The new charter
saws they shall submit deficiencies TO Board OF Com
missioDers designated. He, Mr.. h thought the
charter should govern, and his motive IN Offering the
re,oluiion was 10 ,eud it to said Board of Commis.
soners to obtain their opinion, &C. and II they con-
sdered il right every M mber of the Board would vote
for Ii. 80
Mr. MATHHR thought the proper course should be
IN obtain the opinion of the Council Of the Corpora
ton He was DESTROYS Of having the Board OF E1u-
cation placed in position TO meet its engagements
but il would be well TO have the opinion OF the Coun-
ell Of the Corporation as TO regularity OF the pro-
ceediDg.
Mr.. CoSovER was desirous that the Teachers should
be paid and he thought the Board of Education should
have retained from Other hings, enough TO pay them
10, 81 afs,ulI all
Some little more was said The resolution was
adopted.
FRON BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Report non-concurriDg for new house for Hose
Company No. IS. To Committee on Fire Department.
REPORTS in favor of transferring the new carriage Of
Hose Company No. IS TO Hose Company No. 81 ~
in favor of resppontiDg Frederick G.. Birnhsm
Commissioner of Deeds. Both coLcuired in.
Resolution that the specifications for repaying
BoweIy, &c, be submitted. Laid over.
INVITATION.
OF Americas Engine Company No. TO attend sixth
annual soir6e at Niblcs Saloon, on Monday evening
Nov 81. Accepted.
THIRD READINGS.
Tie Board then took up for adoption, various
pepers which lad been ordered TO third reading,
Viz:
Reports Of Committee on Streets. in favor Of eX-
tending Avenue ID TO FoureeLth-sti tagging Tsenty-
ninih.st from Ninth to Tenth-ays; Ninth sy., IRON
Twenty sixth 10 1hirtieih.st.; In front CT No ~
Third ST.; Thilty eighth st, between sixth ana
Eleventh avs; Twelfth. at. between fIrstey. and
Avenue A coTLer Orarge and Anthony SIS, ialfd-
ST, be tween Second and Third avs. IN 'front.' OF Nos
81 s. and s. Forsyih-st; Nictt 81, between Grand
and Broone sta Twenty -niuth-st, between Broad
way and Sixth av Thirty third -. between Eighth
end Ninth avs; Thirty frstst., between MINI ana
Tenth.svs; Thirty-sixth = between Brosdgsy AMI
Flevenih.av. Thirty ninth-si.. between eixth.ay.
snd Hudson River; Tenth ay., from Twenty ninie 10
Thtieih = setting curb and gutter 10 front OF Nos
lC5 lO7 snd lO9 Yarlck-st. and No. SeJ Broome-si'
regulating ard paving Thirty -ninth.st, between
S.Neuth and Eighth and Ninth and Tenth avs rega-
Iatipg and paving Thirty seventh a., between Broad
way and Eleverhav. fencing north side nift!-rst-
ST. between Eighth and Ninth avs regulaiing &c
Frstav, from Thirty-fouih 10 Thirty seyeuth-'L
tagging AID fencing Thir:y.second'si, between
Broadway and Fiftb-av.: removing pumps ~c.' 10
fort Of No. l29 West Thirty-fOuIthst. sud corner
TWeuty.frst.st and Seventh-Gv that scta2l widen
ire Of Duat ST., from Hudson 70 Broadway, tsAe
place let May, 1855 that Croeby.si. be extended
ihroue 10 Canal ST. granting permis sion 70 rsu1'e
and pave Avenue {, between Thirteenth ana fOuf-
tCtnth-sts. All adopted - VI
OF Committee on Finance. in favor of paying w.
Il Eltir s3sl for services in the matter OF eAenans
Canal 81: refundng ga Il 10 Benz. Andrews pAa
tHiee as per ouAl tsx. Adopted.
OF Committee on Roads, in favor Of paving or'!-
srstst.. between Seventh and Eishthays. nAgglhS
Forty fifth St, between Sixth ana sevenih eEs,
fseeing and ls,ipg curb snd gutter in Eighy sA'n-
81 between Thfd-sv. and Eas, River. AdoPte1.
o. COMMITTEES On Sewers, N taNS OIL 's'e" "