New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
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Ptf.ess s. rrjtrrsl.--By VI. G. S. Coorfa-
rsn ,f,rse 81 pe,ss,, ewuev the Moth Wsfi q daa
IN Nc IssAiNs~Nrn,otst,ser OF Janes N wsson 90 con
f,wsncg q '.esme, 20 hsssi1e snsh az s,S one
niuhs The srVuad that tho wo'i e'e' NOT 'o"' '" Tao
By NJ stft,of kcepers Of Junk store, &c .,suE 20
pc, Of ordinance goQafs the a.nee OF 80 sdd'tonA for
rlyleso q iespns bas to attend ships &c H., >, -,
Ey Mt NAufE-Of owners, occaPA1t' ,Iu o'ncls - AA's
-Four FINN fourtr. nth Thirty &c paved "s
BG.s stm ~ A. Committee 2. she 10 pa, Green
veb Il f.on Cocr.asd 60 tSe Battery, with Belgian pave
Eesoluficas-By Mr. SErLET--That the Committee
on Odpstoos ds ordinance 70 amend ordinance 10 resu
le tho eepaas OF Junk Sores SeIo Committee On Of
~ a1 coopEr-Ttat the Chef Ensueer be requested
TO tns lrsae No 70 be- location No. $50 Bieeckers aud
order sad Company to DO cuty immediately AdoP,ed
By Nj JYNTiss-rhst Special Committee OF Three BE- sp-
ocions and that the Board Of Aldermen be requestd
pou Comee Of Conference to take the matter INTO cor
al,raflou. Laid on the table.
CGry,c0e. I,rc-Mr. CLANCY moved that the reso.
luton rom Board Of Aldermen directing that the C,utroer
her after %, bills isr carriage hire for smbes Of the Con
mon Council the Departments or the City Government be
itb the BOARD Of Aide adopted CO TO p
M MATnR moved to take the report in relation to oe.n-
nr sMrH moved to take UP the report in reson to Castle
Rey0rff-Of Commissioner Of Sewers in favor OF a
ia FoIyniu,hs', from Lexington av to Fifth sv
Adopted.
OfCommsoner N Wharves &C. in favor Of sbstnS mis-
piers No 81 and 81 North River by dredging slip
Of Comrsso-er on Ord5aucs 10 favor Of cbsugps the
boub6sIios Of Election Districts in the Sc ono Wsrd mskns
east bs Of Gold south BY the Of
bery ard west by he center Of broadway and Psrk
OF Ferry a. Pecip the East River soush through the
center Of Msden ns to hs o'IteT of God and wet by the
OF ssIne With ordinance ths in the sale Of vegetables A.
they sa when desired ny the purchaser be measured bjS
I5f,fi0n-By Mr.. THOMAS CooPER-Of Hose Co.
No for r,pss 70 hou'e 70 co%T'e On IRE DspaeIt
Cosmee, Dir VERMLYE IN the Ch,ir, ard took into
Jerson various paper, which had been been previously
Mercantile It., which cred to thin reading
The Board then adjourned 20 Friday afternoon, OF
5OcOek.
THr NCGLMEN Will RIDE IN coRPORtTIoH CAR
RIAGIs.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen 70 abo
ish the Corporation carriage system coming up for
ConcuneDce-
On motion Of Afr CLANCY it was laid upon he table
The same gentleman moved reconsde. ation, which
carried.
Various motions foilowed-te lay on the table, refer
TO a special committee of five TO make it the special
order for Friday evening, and 20 indefinitely postpone
all of which were .Ost.
Mr. SEELEY moved to non. concur with the Board
OF Aldermen.
Mr. JAcKsor hoped the candidates for reelection
would come up aIG face the music.
Mr.. BARyET said it was an srtfu dodge OF the AL
dernen 10 saode The odium OF rejecting this resolution
glory of attempting retrenchment, and got their free
carriages into the bargain. He moved as an amend
Gent that the Board coneurs III much of the iesou-
lion refers 10 denying free carriages 70 the Board Of
Aldermen.
Mr.. McCAHIII moved TO amend by adding, and the
Board of COuncilmen.
Mr. SELF, who had $463 80 worth of caniages
said he thought the debate might aswe close at once,
and therefore, owed III previous question.
Mr.. PjRDl said Me-. Seelys conduct in gaeging the
respectable minority of the Board was contemplate,
and beneath the character of gentleman.
The previous question was carried 81 to %.
Mr.. WILD demanded the right to explain his vote:
Mr. President Much has been said Of the extravaganza
OF the Board OF Couucdmen Laughter during
which Mr. Wild's voice was naudibel. am GA the
Committee on Streeis--a Committee which acts on
six hundred and fifty petitions, for-for ong pause
r-[great laughter Mr.. President, wish the priv
ilege of explaining my vote Since have been In
the Common Council have never hired carnage,
unless ia The public service II has been said that
both branches Of the Common Council are co imposed
of elevatiog bis voice thieves, spectators, pick
pool cts, ana robbers l never, knowingly have
fobbeo-f shouts OF aueherl
The PRESIDENT hoped the gentleman would cOnhne
himself 70 the question.
Mr.. WILD-1 sm speaking to the point. have
never robbed nor picked a pocket laughterl, aud
vet, in common with the rest of this Board, L arn
chsrged with these oienses in the public prints u
TOariOus meTrimentl.
self
Mr.. WILD turning sharply around Sit down Jour
sclf ! am viudicating my character Sir
PRTsIDENT-If the gentleman has regard for hi
dignity, hope he sill respect tue dignity OF tn
BoaId and not stand there public lsughing stock.
Mr.. WILD Ia; the top Of his voce-Sir, s,anG here
as a Taxpayer aud as a member OF this Board, 10
maintain my dignity Renewed iauchter
PRrSIDEST-rhe gentleman viii take bis seat.
Mr.. WILD shall do 40 such thing. shall stand
here and
PRrsIpESr-The Clerk will proceed with The roll
Mr.. Wild endesvored 20 continue his remarks. bat
after several Intellectual attempts al down amid much
laughter.
Mr.. RIDDrR said bis bill was 81, W. ich for
twice going over he CrooL Aqueduct and other pub
lie busT ees.
TIE Board non.concurred with the Board OF Alder
men BY vote of 35 to o.. The following are tee nae
of the members voting, together with the amount OF
riding charged for by each:
AFFIRM,TIyI-Henry smith, slS5 z Charles Ganaon'
az 75 Gideon Clifton, $50 5O John B.uloh, @5) B. eay,
4zCo 2; Andrew Cuack y 81 JosePa jackson +ll9 90;
Geo. A. bMpsy $40 50i Z " $e6enGk resi John CLANCY
s2l4 NJ. C. Douohue, 40 Isl j. T. Hsrrss9 SIS p; T.
s.c5 IS: T. = via 500 .; s. Coleman 4 wanEasa.
mcdonnell sI65i Tros Cooper, IS 70; T. ssrne' ss5,
n. 5 Slsyiu -; = Scott; Thoa Dan az, sl55 s. b. l.
coenboysn. ~ T NJ Curry : ) 50; c h Hs.ss 30 20
j. L. Nsnde, @llo 81 q. W. jenkins, st! Ia Votes S.
Nyca7fSEs|Bssn1 P See. G. 8 Cooper; Alfred Brash
sg Reed Gil; John - Mason III Jonathan Plrdy
J W. RSnney' s6s; w Moore Hr,,ed; Van Rip.I; B. [.
PneA1y <s TTg'0. p D. FSHoy'f sts iOA7 I'VE ms''s5
amount OF bills i0E oArsiasehHe, sol
COMMITTEE OF TIL FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Fire Department Committee Of the Board of
Aldermen met at the City Hal yesterday afternoon.
Aldermen Howard and Baird sere present. The for
mer gave as a reason for the absence Of ALL Tro~
bridge that he lies at the point Of death.
TIE subject before the Committee was the appeal of