New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

NJ nisF.r. ~ Al ,hst he had excused him He said
DO 90 heard tha, Mr. Beakey hsd said be would not un
a. nv present himself before tAe Dosru
ot move 10 excuse Mr. see III thought the same
,ule were to excuse Mr.. Beakley
Mr. BRowS-Mr See IL the most CONSCIENTIOUS man
ever met with also very modest man, VINO wooa IeeI
hrY nv The censure of the Board second the MOTION 20
excuse Carried with one dissenting vo'ce.l n,ovh Ia
MIR KEsSIDY-I move that Councilman beaAiey oe
Mr. J.cwsosrI do not think the motion neeessarv all
we're held in contempt till excused .
Mr. PIscKSGr complained Of the ooserva -sns Of tho
Councilman Of the Eigth and OF Tue ',cnduct of the
gentleman from the Fifty seventh VIII after excusng
him had not saved him from censure.
MIR JAoKsoS Eighth explained And
Mr. M.rHsR Fifty seventh, said all he did to save
another rneraber from COZ empt to call him back
when be going out
The r,o,icl TO hod Mr.. Beakly in contempt va. car
red three Voices dissenting. The cases of con
tens being all disposed Of the Boird proceeded to the
/ busipess Of tie night. -
some time ego the Board called upon Recorder TiIlou
70 furnish The evidence taken in the matter Of the n1c
znent and examination Of certain Aldermen OF The Ola
Board MIR. Tlcu replies declining to give up the paper'
He says: IL. .,
Ie,;.y .cLnowleese the receipt Of tive resolutions p,'ed
@ Inst &c ss. 20 D.. ss tie soay TAKEN
b. on 10 cersu .sses 70 nav "a roi.b
to you employed In the i1'es.ep etfe
my apts enc az. 3, be Ss .,ho aid
wele pIoy.e and ,sd money pail ~ % b. ,v..i.io,
rtde before cesqoeD.e Of RE rsG9s :, 70 me Govt
osci eorrgD9n s1 n n. .sa Of
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Which they they prevented from accomplishing hoH
ms n.es.or a. far a. has had concluded
testimony and the requ': Of The sS 'q
suel tnJ action thereon Lis pant may be usii ana @so
Ibsve rot considered y.elf JUSTIFIED in k Iown these Pre-
IiLsry uhe than far a. lAsieJ dSsa loS
eso,e Sy eSosote to ps5,s Or beDs1d pemrufe
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ny" Recorder Of the City of New York
1'',d Thai .nd such P.rt Of the CONTROLLED eoPs
Iny ard the referred to The COMMITTEE On the La"
laid ON the table.
II was stated by member Of the Ferry Committee that
that Committee had the subject under consideraton.
By Mr. Kennedy the Committee on Finance be
and are hereby instructed TO inquire into the eyedeney
of torderiBg t. the Government of the United States
sufficient Of land at the souiherly Termination OF the
PsIk which TO erect poet Office adapted to the dust
ness wants of the tropolis. Adopted.
BY Mr. Jackson-That the Mayor be and he is hereby
requested TO report this Board what number of police
men have been detailed by the Chief Of Police as Eserve
CORPS snd what are their duties also from what Wards
20 detailed and the numbe of men left for duty in the
Wards from which the same are taken and how many
men are employed in the Chiefs Office Gs clerks, and
whether they receive extra pay for such services and if
So how much. Adopted
By MT Wiid-That it be referred TO Special Commit
tee consisting Of five members of this Board to select
suitable plans for the erection OF new City u ALL ana
they be hereby authorized to offer $500 as bonus -
the architect whose plans they may select and that the
same is hereby appropriated for that pupose Referred
to Committee on Repairs and Supplies.
Mr. Beldens resolution in favor of abolishing the Office
Of Inspectors for grading streets where no curb and gut
ter is TO be set was taken from the table and referred to
Committee Streets and Roads
A communication was received from the Controller,
transmitting letter from the President of the Manhattan
Gas Light Company, remons 'ratng against the nee OF
Pier No 10 Moth River for dumping ground for street
sweepings, &c, and recommending the use Of twenty
sixth ST. Referred to Committee on L0mps and Gas.
The resolution Of Mr. Jeremiah, directing the streets Of
the City be repaired where needed at cost not to
coed $50, was adopted.
A communication received from Mr.. Barnum ask
ing that pavemetn around the Crystal Palace be prop
erly repaired before the Sd OF May. Referred.
The Board adjourned.