New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
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Ssshirs. .,,s -. ,,,,,,.,
,,seto5 .nd oobtsr ded ms. tie Comui,on.r hsd hEht
male contract by having the ~Ok done at the eI'
ase and Hrrsox opposed the Pre.sot de Of clean
ia se. sro "so-o in t'yo, q TIE od P'o with men
"a uno-, IL. direction of the Com missioner .
ks WILLIAMS offered resolution that 'n- Controller D.
I,s,s 70. 70 Isy .Dy o.sy T" s e..1as ~.
o. he R,s Second Fourth and ste ,e' .l'2 te.. ne
eo1,es,. .os BY ss , % Of P'rri1 "a:
vs. ref,rred 20 the Com 9 tss on Cleaning Streets
T0MFEiSs NAREET.
Tie Ienort to rebuild ~ptits asist passed By the B0"d
ofCounoilneA, va eoncsueiin
Report DEBATE skcc to poor Widows with Small 'harea
CRYSTAL PALACE N.RKET
IN. report from The Cuseiiwen 20 ,.ni 70
Asny sssin' the bill 20 essbsh the CJ"u Pisc- na'ket,
A debate arose upon toe com nunc.tion from the
Commissioner of Stree. and Lamps regarding the
cleaning OF the streets. wherein msny Aldermen ap.
proyeo of the machines and Ohers in favor Of
resumption Of the old method Of employing human
muscles
A,d. HEERIcK cid not care whether the muscles
were tbose ~ native or adopted citizens
AID. HOWARD would like 70 see the machines abol-
i.btd, AND all their blue zckst sqpendsses follow ia
fheir train.
against sppropIisDg the Crystal Palace for market
Aid ELY moved 10 concur with the B )ard Of Coun.
CimeD.
Aid Blows seconded the motion.
Aid Ely cOpteIded that II was improper TO 90 TO
Albany about the matter. 1t WAS well known that
10 market could be set without the consent Of the
COmmonllty. II the bull ing were purc1ased, no
doubt very strong reasons would be- used to induce
the CITY Government to authorize the mpket Surely,
they should be applied To in the first place Aid. E.
maintained that tAe prOpsIty.ogDers in the vicinity
wac a. aIs. the project and read the names OF seg
eral large holders Who objected. Those who frs
welt into the Crystal Palace scheme were highly
csful and those who were late 10 cOgns IN hal lost
mWey.
AID. HYRRIcK thought the parties did we'll to 70
frst To the Legislature 20 be organizAd it would be
time enc ugh eiterrsId 10 come 10 III Common Coun-
was rot III favor Of N AZ at presents if good reasons
we're shogn, ard the psople wanted the msrket, AID.
ii. DID not see why trey should not have it. If pri
vate maxi etc were in all paris of the City, on the
ssme plan 80 that 90 proposed, it would probably
be for the good Of the City. A marie. will be re-
quired IL that section before many years
Aid. VARIAS thought the parties being sw ire that
the Common Council would not sDtho,ize their pro-
jeot vert to the L. ai4ture to got 1t legszed. lie
was in favor Of concurring
Aid. NoORHIs cOBcurre3. The next step OF thsse
parties would be TO get up Bank and control the
market busiDess--ihsn th-y mi gbt bring this pOwsr
on the Common Council. The space was meeat for
pablo buildings or square and ought 10 be used
for that purpose unless turned t. the of reser
voir.
TIE motion TO concur carried.
Also one by AID. ELY. that the Clerk should attach
The official zeal 10 the docu mont and tr4nsmit it to
Albany. The Board adjourned TO Monday