The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09
BOARD OF CoINCnMEN.

Inc second session OF the Board Tor July, was
ne City Hall last evening" President Pinckney in the
chair. few unimportant petitions presented and
referred A resolution adopted requiring the Com
nsaee Arts and Sciences 70 report suitable plan for
Ne enclosure OF the equestrian statue of Washington
hscly tied an Union square.
The report the Committee Railroads directing the
Nghth Avenue Railroad Company to cars to Finy
nnth street, adopted. memorial from Thos Tiles
I'm Wilson G Hunt and others, urging the necessity of
employing fire engines the lower districts of
ne city was referred 10 the Committee on the Fire De
Dartment, and ordered to be printed in the minutes
- CENTRAL PARk-RsfssT EXPORT or rHE COMMISSIONER
WANTED.
The following communication from the Commissioners
u the Central Park read and referred 70 the Com
nktee on Finance
% nm Q, Beasn OK
G.srEsEs-rhe undersigned, Commissioner Of the Cen
specuy beg leave that they have entered the
e as far intervening the ebarrassInens
s..dng work Of such magnitude and importance would
The Commissioners deemed prudent far
ssssson Is appssrs q ssm ndspenssS in carrying on:
- great municipal snrpse 70 DO more Than max a
action required IN The protection Improvement laying out and
TIE first thing appeared the
was the Of The such as
s injury destruction For six months Expectations had
veisce Of the regular police Of The adjacent wards pro
perry had been destroyed stolen belonging to the Park of
TO prev Se continuance his police Of one cap
30 are now s4sis.sy s.eSass,ns ss,y q
ton 70 he police The have appointed two en-
and srr s have d. s Ssi oe .ns
Of Broadway and Chambers street Al
assr oss 20 pesm he pTeseD rea aSy
ne doubling ,het own capacity 70 decide
ss~%sa prudent 70 call n he aid Of several gentlemen OF
aS .n q r and
y eonaSepoe To ,hs end consulting Board was organ
WIN he advice Mis- Board the leading fea
e proper now beng made upon which TO pro-
sd laying Ss NE land viii he 10
ne Common Council pursuant 70 The ordinance under which
he Conn.sIoners cannot, however close this brief pre
r ws9s, se s sSa he coaaS %
e Corporation Decided and sales q houses
cannot be diverted pay expenses the i'm
q the gsEs REQUIRED By the ordinance n""
~ r s. 10 p .Snas L. s% ssss
ne empIyes selected BY The oommisscnersi and as
- sspport fs asRriyasa q tseir Pay is esirsmey
ss-pecally urge die com.ses Council TO make an ap,
.hs . PAY .asss co9,n gent ,aa
ysrsa.n % law and The claim upon The co,Porsaon Is
sysSe grounds Why money should %. Be provided srh
% s the As sSs s wsS q s he
,issed merely technical should prevent the
!s sss iSa and s great GUY mainly
FERN ASDo woob. Mayer. Commissioners
'Oe" s,reei ti Commissioner Scen,rsi Park
communicated received from the Comptroller
Submitting for the relief Of the treasury
from the iDconveniences arising from The delay IN col
Iecsng the Assessments The ordinance auho
rises he Comptroller 20 borrow money the credit OF
ne Corpora the deficiencies caused by such
delay and 70 Assessment bonds for pa rod not
exceeding i've years, for that purpose. Adopted.
HRAScHs CLAIM RKPrmArxD.
motion TO 10 INTO COMMITTEES Of the Whole, and take
mp the report OF the Committee Police in favor OF pay
nx the ball Of Stephen II Branch, incurred In the search
OR katscs birth place, defeated by vote OF 20 70
-, follows
MISUNDERSTANDING Clifton, Gavti, Baulch Barney
Crane, Warner Cogrove, Martin Avery, Hunt Van Tine
fn>as Raymond Reed. Brady Merritt y Hopper, soyea
Nsairrvs-H s~ia o. Reilly BIekford, waugh, Narray,
barry Gray, Phillips, Keanayd HemyhiH Roener Colyer
Floyd Mcdonnell q Reilly, NJ Smith. Swaa Agysbe
wasc.s Yaa Rieri Pinelney, Miller, OIL b. Reilly Wal
hce, Dunn, Brady, CarslL
This considered test vote 70 the ultimate fate
e the claim Those in italics who voted for the repudia
nou elected AZ Know Nothings,
The Board then went into Committee o the Whole
Councilman Warner In the charand tooi up the regular
calender.
brief session the committee and the Board
adjourned 70 Ave O'Clock this afternoon.