New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
RoARD OF SUPERVISORS.

FRIDAY, Aug. 1.-The MAYOR IN me char.
Re,Or-lu favor OF paying some oi,s lor r iDslns
srd arranging papers oil Court oil 'oAu'oN "A''
BHs Of Census Uarsiais.-The Committee on bus
Of Ger sus Marsbss presented report III iavoI oil per-
hitting parties who have presented bus not properly
verified &C. 10 have leave TO withdraw them.
Adopted. <.. A., I'll,
of several Cepsus Marshals named ranging mosuy
rom $50 si3O, 0ud soma from hef dihJuhl us houi
in enc case, as Sle2.
Aid HERRIcK from the Committee stated that the
difference in ibe amouns arises nom the TACT mat inc
time sw Orn TO varies in different bs although some
in districts having smaller number OF inhabitants
claim fur more DAY than those having larger num-
ber Having been worn TO as to time and the amount
per cay, such allowed by law, the Iominlitee
ibouo hi plmer 10 report in favor of those noS pre-
sepi.d There are several yet remaining which they
have not reported upon. -
Ald. Ely said the bill Of sls2 was from the Marshal
of The With District, Seventeenth Wa-d Woich mas
uopulaion of more than $780, twice as many a. tue
vol4 of the Second Ward and containing very large
pun Der of Germans and in the & . Is included so to
$50 fr an interpreter Aid. T. also explained a. 10
the rule in allowing the bills, where more ihah - nan
been charged for Stationery, TO cut down 10 81 and
such The present reporhe said dsp0sts oil more hau
twenty bills. As TO the Others tie Committee WISH
10 be discharged. They think the Census NJ trshas
should all be paid He feels as he SAID before ,nal
the per diem allowance Of q If too sm4ll, and ne
tbou ht j. should be 80, but II ls the amount n1ed ny
the Legislature. II the Marsh4ls had not gone to
Albany th, v would have got more The Legislature
oensray are not OF the expense attending nv
inc ia New-York and bad the Manuals lett II WITH the
sui erysoIs as it has always heretofore been lett me
sllowauee would have been greater than Il ~ Ala.
f. smoke OF threats that had beeO mado against MN
self as OF OF the COMMITTEE, tor alleged opposition
TO allowing The Marshals fair remunerauon, ouisuch
ule atioL is not well founded The law says the Mar
sbgis shall have a certain amount " and 10 more.
He raid be would 90 what be believed 10 be his DUTY
in cefaI &c of tbreais &c. In answer 10 question OF
Aid Varian o. 70 the Seventeenth Ward, AID. r.
stated thar there 10 ilarshas III that Ward who
had 1isricts Of average Of about 5000 inhabitants
each; the Do ulatiOh OF the Ward being over ooOVV
AID. +. said that bill OF ODE of the Manhals IN the
Twenty second Ward smOul Ted TO s22O, when Is
among those the Committee have not reported on.
By request Of AID. DRAKE, two letters from Mr.
Lavenworth Secretary OF the State, to the secretary
ono some members named, Of the Ma'rhels sugseet-
ipr thar the Marshals should be literally paid aud
paid for interpreters &C. read, and subsequently
oIdeIed to be entered upon the minutes.
Some other members made remarks IN relation 20
the bills mostly in favor OF pay ny Ihem, but consul
eriug that it should be done IN conformity with The
law. The previous question wss finally moved, aud
after OF POSITION from AID. Howard, carried, and the
rerot IL favor of pa, IN the bills as aboye' beng %
ADOPTED
tie following are the bills ordered to be paid:
william Auder,dn ... Ward XVII Distinct I.... s82 -
On Which the report says Old German iaules in1