New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JANUARY l. lsss

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d. reois wnrs he .Aosas ." "a .;tb NO. MCCALL
Anet sou's oeos;s; anticipates, shl IN shoa NJ
CosoYEE petition % ysss> .sei b-teon Nr Nee
n1P'e toSs e.. % Ga's ne ~ d The COun'sss o'
Streets The melton vas 100 . O., that this whole
M HART expressed il as his cvtsscA ,he,.s-s ,nox,
thins q dead swindie lnd hunbus. art be-
thst the Board sd,ourn, VI ich was lost. q. re.o,u.
M. MATHFR offered as a substitute 10 The n,,
this Boari do no, CONCUR With the Aiirrrpe, br tssf u
the petition far TO allow the stag route 70 rnsn
ard then through Cansi street kSs'
Broadway, Grand street to the Grand street Perry.
The question on Mr.. Mathers resolution was then
taken loot BY Of Is IL the sdmst'e and n IN tbs
M. McCAHuL moved an amendment to the resolu-
ton By adding provided tbs, majority OF The PEI
the ror,e IN favor OF the change The motion
va, lost.
tool eaon 10 saw ths agreed With the gentleman from the
Se,ento-1h (h adl tbs, thus bosTd was snnoas sai
be eoud ofef better evidence OF the e' ths the
himself ~
Mr. WILD Assumed perpendicular posture. He
said that whether he hunbus not he never ossea OF
swing whole the poor when be hadn't s. much as ham
Mr.. MooRr moved the previous question. which was
The vote the main sOa 1t stood 80 10
the az IN alive to p in the negative ..,,
The solution with the B. ard Of Aldermen Hss
pronounced lost for want Of q constitutional vote
Mr. CONOyER moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr.. McCAHILf moved TO lay the motion - recon
slider the taole which ~ss lost.
The motion reconsider carried
NJ. CosOVgR here announced that he was gong 10
move concurrence in the resolution OF the Aldermen
Mr.. McCAHILL moved that the Board adjourn
sre DE a,
Mr.. BARsEy President pro tenn. pronounced Mn.
Nc ahills motion out OF order. ,
Mr. CLANCY said he should submit Ia no such decis-
ions aud took occasion to ths, Mr. Barney decided
cordns 70 the shes o. Mr. Conover aud wherever MI Con
over was. be decided 70 be in order -,
For several minutes the confusion was great, and the
excitement rch.
Mr.. MATTER arose TO ask information. He desired to
know urtons company hAd adjourned 20 this psce sashfe
The motion was then taken for the second TINE on
the an question and lost for the want OF aeonsutnona
vote The stood: Aeas, d; Mass, y 800
A motion was then made to adjourn SINE DE, whlch
vss lost by 3 OF II syes and 80 noes
A motion of thanks to the regular reporters OF the
Board was then offered and carried.
A motion Of thanks TO Mr.. Conover, for the able,
faithful and impartial in which he bad discharged the
duties presiding ohic then paSsed unanimously
Mr. CosoyrR then addressed the Board briefly. he
tbs ked them complimentary resolution which they had
hron IN an exciting debate in which he had taken sctiye
part could do otherwise than tender his thanks also 70
the Board aud his ASSISTANTS for the able manner IN
which they had performed their dutes and he felt personally
much indebted TO them the assistance they had been 20
him After thanking the reporters also tor their effectiveness
upon the meetings the Board Mr. Conoyer conclndedwsh
members prosperity and in their future career
lApplausel ,.
1hc Special Committee Of the Board reported
resolution requesting the spTotnen OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE
the Legislature into the stsIs OF be ihsuUoh
the Blind. . =,
After trsnsac,iug some further business the Board
adjourned sine DE