New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

"WEDNESDAY, April 9.--The Board held regular
meeting, b. =. PIScKSEY, esq, in the char.
avenue to IVES. bro.w.y and West Broadway roash Col
sseraee and thence 70 Green~ieh street ard rden,ns
RESIDE the south side instead Of the north - now
lr,ro.ed For ~dsus and extending Dame street nom
or city car. on Hudson River Railroad from Fiy sseoaa
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted;
LEGISLATURE Of State OF New ork certain aenaory
IN re the state Military Department To make heavy
appropriations the City Treasury for the support Of
eIsodiuary and oppressirs to The
de 81 taxes urou tie ueay 10000 without the
o. those met couversat the financial condition Of
city without the Of the municipal Of
Ror,d That Committee be appointed from hs Board to
inquire uo tie subject with power 20 take such immediate
.eon ,opeeut the passage Of any such act As the oe As'n may
Carriage ire.-Mr CHIFFON offered the following,
which wa. lsd over under the Fqie'; - ,---.-,.-
Rred That the Controller be sud he hereby directed 70
ray bills due oI the ARE Of hemeer Of the
Common Council which have been CURED BY said memeeIs
oeoa business Of the city nuee the s Of October
Kc.oircd That the Controller hereby directed pay ruch
bills shall hereafter be Incurred Tor esIsehhs member.
81 Common Council when for the irherAnce of
o name Of ne psry The dase and she length Of tune
said carriage in use and the ParPose tor ~aehh vi" em
Mr. BAXTER added the following:
Pyoti6ed No Members bill shall exceed $40 per
To Increase the Efficiency Of tie Polios.-Repor
from the Committee Police Smel ding that the L@ssa-
tue rettiored law 20 render the fohce De
Efficient than Il az present N sets hr tnot
crime frequent occurrence and arrests few
Castle Gdrdeh.-Mr. j. l.. SMITH moved the adop-
ton report OF the Special Committee N favor OF concur
ma With the Board Of Aldermen in adopting the oowins
Red, 3D. That the Controller be- and he - hereby authorized
ard directed take without delay such steps and TO .ntue
roce dinss beet eesused to enforce me nights and
the the Mayor Aldermen and Commonafy
Of the Civ OF NewYok in respect TO the lease Of Castle Jar
dem dated Esd March l4 And 10 enforce sue As
NAV apply any violation OF the covenants therein contained
Rted That the Controller be aad be hereby authorized
directed institute such proceeding as may DC Heeessp
TO preserve Corpoaon If the City OF New OH the
lands heretofore granted, aid commonly called the bstsy
grounds tor the uses ard purposes Tor whch me same wee
granted srd prevent violation ot the trusts upon which
the same are held by the Corporation OF NewlolS City
Mr. SwAN said that the removal of the COmms
o e If Emigration from te Garden would prove serious
injury the immigrant by putting him once more IN the hands
o the runners
and propery Of the neighbohood depecistng rapy
Therefore he asked for the removal Of the Commissioners
Mr.. COOPER, although formerly in favor of the
Castle Garden Immigrant depot after hearing the
der ce had altered his mind
Mr.. GRAY thought that the injury 10 business and
property that hborhood rather the result of the way
IN hch the Enlargement OF the Battery nad been managed
than Gcm th, present use OF Castle Gardel
Mr. MERRITT didn't believe in giving such accom-
modadcus fuTnuers" wien Americans coming from Cali
| touia not protected from the runners.
Tie vote was taken30 for, TO Il against. Lost for
want of On motion 1t was laid upon the
table Subsequently called up BY Mr. Smith, aud passed
An ordinance prohibiting the sale of Veal the
cases of which dressed weigh 80 bs. by tue Of sc
and forfeiture OF the meat, was passed
l.. communication was received from the Cofnmls~
soper of Streets LemIs submitting detailed state nent
The exei ditues OF his Bulesu from Jan 1856 To March
g. ami remo,ig lee ashes garbage Sc
| in the several WaIds,f the city:
freshng ashes Of street and Manure inspectors
Tckctmeu Lsborr and helpers Heaps Attaches IN
For cutting ard carg ice and from Broadway TO- 50
The following have been the expenditures IN the several
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