New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
c. Ely. President, in the Chair.
TETiTfOSs REFERRED.

THuRsDAY-N. c. Ely. President, in the Chair.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
OfsevCrgl persons for OF personal tax erro-
The President announced reporters that he h,d
ceved 10 festionto the public markets
SWING rs.on- ~hy "s nston maset snoua not ne re-
built on it- present lie also exhibited letter signed
70 he oees OF Zoe french war vessels harb and
wished have understood that no such proceeding could
take uude- the Charter. without an aPpFo2laon
being made ~ the Counemen
That the members OF Fire Engine Co. No. 81 be
allowed to take their Jersey CITY oT The purpose Of
onns and taxing pat parade OF the Jersey City
srstt Co No l. sworn TO BY A H. Webster Of the
company h. received and aced 10 the hands o tue CLERK OF
An ordnance to authorize the issue Of bonds upon
contracts able By IN pursuance The act Of tls
Legsa,uTs asee April lo 1882 ~s' referred to COMMITTEE
REPORT ON CORRUPTION
The report OF the Controller and the testimony
taken before the Recorder in 1853 showing corruption
in the Old Common Council, received and ordered
to be printed. Aid. HERRcK, DRAKE, BRows and
WAxExAS opposed the printing. The vote being put
was on printing as follows;
4ffrrafire-N ii smson Blunt r ward Woodward Tucker
WORMS Kelly Chauneey, ChFis'y by, Lord Tucker ana
Ssga,re-Brc~r. Trowbcidse, WAkeman, Hsrrck, and
DEAe-5
AID Morr moved that five hundred extra copies
be printed, which was lost, by vote Of to g. as
follows
Ae,na,,se- williamson W. Tucker Blunt, Howard Kelly,
Negafre-Bruwn Woodward. Foorhis, Wakeman, Lord
HerTick, {. Ii. Tucker, arc Drake.
AID. LORD moved that the document be printed
under The direction OF the Controller. Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYoR-THE REYNOLDS Co.'S
TRACT. 80.
message wa received from The Mayor, submitting
the following proposition from Vim. B. Reynolds;
~ ~ Cn-'- a. made proposiiion 70 the COmuloa
Couucl in reference to my for remoyDs o1Ai &C
bes Wi psees.sy involve me in prouacsd and eLPen-
sTe s1.on viii tie City. respect 70 PoTiion Of my
claim. That Irrigation anxious 70 $50 a., 20 800,
engaged Tor than seventeen .. or ssnt of
oll e. without receiving from ~ u - az Ssi,
remunersfion. am DESTROYS Of Fettint M " .,Isen,
To end 70 trng sbou II cA1 81 ~ 70
rcF make this proposi.ICn VII slffslce ny %
.as = H o,t sI,sdy doas esriiasd by the City In
49,, a. s" pT ne he fair value Of all the property
ussd ~ ~ Il the performance Of ny eoltt1e tas sals
an: sy So Msyor coD,roher aud City Inspector and the
80 = - sieced by the thus selected The ment 70
- 10 70 ~ ID css6 such appraisal sh. be made,
and Eersapon viii sur5snder the eontrlei AID sssn .as
TT-sd Tsrrv 70 the City Ia the meantime, and until
saei psyen vii OF and perform the contract according
to IL present ter.s s,o,,,oi+,se
The Board adjourned 10 Monday, o'clock.
DEBATES.
On AID CHAUScEys motion 20 suspend the order
and take up communications from heads Of Depart
nents-
more important business.
AID. DRAKE spoke TO the same purport.
The motion being carried, the Chair said there was
communication from the Controller.
Aid. HERRIcE-Ibst is what the gentleman wants
10 get az i Is too late hour II it come up
hope il will be all read before printing There Is no
more haste now than SIX months ago.
AID. CHAuScEY said ne would vote for printing.
AID. Howard would vote for the printing in justice
TO himself aid his constituents, who "ished Tor 'n'
| printing. III.
AID. DRAKE said some members had personai us
signs in this matter. lie would have the roatAhs OIL
bered to. -, al
AId. HERRIcK-I think we ere moving IN the oak,
printing what we DO Lot know besides the .es.nouy
il CT parfe we should first what tnese N a..
tain doubt the expectancy Of printing f mes mex
men should have fair hearing ~ 800, 60
their secusers. We have no iniormaao" 'ioA
| common rumor in the newspaper
Ala Inows-The testimony wss taken privately.