New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-08
BOARD OF COuNorLNEN.
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Bv lir Noith-Thst the Police Commissioners DO au-
tholized TO appoint senty additional PSieemsn Tor mo
Twelfth Ward To Committee on Police
Ey Nit Fsrran-Ihat the Board of Councimen remcn-
sirae against the passage of bill now before me sem
ate for the recognizing OF the Fire Department as wa
consider it inadcious at the present ne ana ho aSxeo
for by the fremep, &c Adopted.
By Mr.. Nernilye
'd That Che Board Of Aldermen soasgrri.s I9ai Soc
Legislature their Intended Walt to this o Tomorrow
Hessrs Mnther. Vermilye, Young Kimbark and Con-
ner were appointed said Committee 1t Is on an INVITA-
ton of the Governors of the Aims House TOR the mem
bers of the Legislature &C. to visit the institutions
Nv Mr. pearson-That John l.. Harley be appointed .
Commissioner OF Deeds To Committee on diaries &c
The Board then proceeded the election Of Assist
ant Clerk and DoorkeePer Of the Board
Mr. Charles T. JeI kns on the sixth ballot was elected
Assistant Clerk, and Mr. w IL feaoody on inc osh oar
lot elected Doorkeeper.
The President in reference TO the appointment Of .
reader TO the Board made by him few meetings since
refrred 10 the ordinance by which the power to make
such appointment is given % ham.
OF the Governors of the Aims House to visit in
many b the Governor and Legislature the institution
under charge of said Governors Saturday 9Th inst
Adopted. .
From the Controller, submitting communication OF
Street Commissioner recommending further appropria
ton Of Geo. for 1854 for removing sunken vessels 10
The communication Of James Flanagan, relative to con.
tracts OF in the of Central park referred
March 10 Committee on Lands and fitns WAS on mo
ton referred to Committee on Roads
Ihe PRESIDENT announced the following gentleman as
tbe Special Committee on ard island Messrs fiyo
Stely Wild, Norian, Wainwright.
The Board then adjourned 10 Monday afternoon al D
o'clock The papers ordered last meeting to third read
ing 10 be tie speciai ORDER
Ea The Board S 10 .SS Welcome tho Of
h; STATE tsSrs on T +. s g ,s o' to morrow"
Mr CLANCY moved to lay over, under the rules
Mr. KENNEDY moved suspension OF the rules that &c
tion might be at taken IL not then adopted tho
Iecslature would come ~ this City and leave u unno
iced Such treatment from the Municipality OF the Cay
would be disgraeefu go
had &c me 10 New York at the invitation of the CITY au
horities Not fortyeieht hours ago he had, with good
affairs and Board had passed resolution 10 conden-
nation Of that body, for egsatins on matters 'hey knew
comparatively nothing about Mr. thought y was the
owed 10 themselves ia this matter and not bow down to
these law giyers Ike supple tools and whipt slaves
II ouqhtcr lie wanted to know IL the Common Council
sought any favor from the Legislature that they should
humilate d emseyes TO men who had voted away the
eht Of the citizens Of this City to clean their own streets
who had changed and upset the different departments
and bureaus of the City Government. Would the Com
mon Council humble Themselves before men whohad done
all in Their I3wer TO create hSrsr bs sond
the usonson Of the rules that the resolution might take
It's proper course. . ~
did rot know what feelings might have been engendered
in this Board against the Legislature by the defeat OF the
Liquor b for his part he wished the Governor hai no,
vetoed H. and II had become law but he thought all
due courtesy should be shown to the Legislature not
withstsndirg. 80, 80.
consideration therefore he would vote for tho suspension
of the rules -,
agreed TO. - n.
Resolution which carried. 80
Mr. HoDeKIssos at or before the announcement Of the
vote arose very exciedly and claimed to be heard
Tho President decided the Resolution carried.
Mr. HoDGKIssos.-I had the floor before the question
was announced and claim 10 be heard .
PREsIDEsT.-The gentleman Of the ALlEtaE notin or
There ersued strange scene Of confusion Mr. HoDG
KIysoa affirmed his determination not 10 be gagged
down The gag law had been applied too often In that
Board lie order and mean; to maintain bis rights
Great confusOnj , 49,, ,,,,
Of order and will take his seat.
MI HopoKIxsoS would take his scat when il pleased
biro and not before. much excitement -.
PRywpTrr-sergesnt at Arms do your daty put that
man down stsIs or make him take hls seat ~ a,
MIR HOpGKIEsos deGantly folded he arms, whiie tns
Sergeant gently eneavoIed 10 induce hun 10 take ms
Mr. NATTER read The law upon the sabect and putt to
the good sense of tie gentleman from the AL' ia nus
conduct was not violation OF tue lav
Mir HoDGgIssos .ooa his seat, and then claimed the
for 10 be heard on the qaesiion'
The (HAIR decided tht' be c0ui! spoak only Dy pa-
mission o. the house. which wgs accorded - .
Nj HoDGKlssOs then proceeded 70 charge the Cnar
with using his ggvel whenever be Hodg Dson arose -
sresk ana calling him 10 order This treatment bis
VOWS exeitabiy would allow aim 10 quietly submis.o;
and in this matter only he bu other members OF the
Poard he'd freqaent 20 c0IHplain OF III reitmecf
from the Chair For bis part Re would no longer submit
cit.
! PREsGDKyI-I have shown more fOrbearanee 20 ms
gentleman Of tAe XLIVth Than 70 any other member ~
this Rot 3D. and when he cGiIlei the door had decaso
the resolution armed.
/ Nr HoDGKIssos-The Caar sboald not have put tee
one.ticn a. h. did bu shod have irst askei Are you
ready for Tie question lie nade come ierlaef re
marks with reference TOO cbgayelns' ai'e' "'cn
M KTx~TpY-I move a vote Of thanks 70 tee gontis-
/ ran fror, The LXIVA for his very Gle hA<anyue-
/ Laughter -. = Mt,
ClsTk After ak ballots G. +. Je-kins was declared
elected.
u.Ss NETTING Oy THE SHIP-JOiSERS.