The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-22

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Nathan c. Ely In the chair.
The minutes were read and approved.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE ooRPoR Arfos on
CENTRAL PARK APPROPRIATION
Law DxrARRrnEsT CrTr new YoRK,
orricE or s COUNSEL TO THE Gos e
q +. q on
Juces OF the supreme Court to restrain the insertion Of
resolution Of the 18th instant adopted by majority Of your
made myself application for the Injunction,
levy which only Unauthorized BY
The resolution Of the nth instant adopted by majority
Of body and which appears 10 be your purpose 70
as tax aIs s
dents assessed according to law within the
y e s sS y 3 0 70 ss Of az
Park the be expended under the direction Of the Com
The act Of Apr IL is5s to enable Supervisors the
he Terms RI st thai no h ae
exceeding g this amount permitted
Tue o. 100000 proposed 2 b raised ~ exceeds
e ~, sneaea Il, he act nr pos a &c 70
Win which am acquainted allow the raising Of The pro
r. then you proposed of saoooo in the tax
collected vii haye an acton 70 baeS and sa yoa
T q ss to actions Sr The levy
tie Judgment Of the supreme Court upon natter
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the s aop By s be sss
ofpubAc duty and pursued with the utmost respect to your
the completion the Central park object which
emneaty desirable but should dearly
purchased by the violation OF Law establishment
Very respectfully yqnr o9sa,en SER
The CHAIRMAN tina, the injunction had been
served % this Board.
Supervisor CLANCY thought that a personal service of
the order of injunction should be we'd the Board to
make operative and he referred the Of the
Broadway railroad, when he was interrupted by the
Supervisor CLANCY said he unwilling to be snub-
bed b. Tie Char, or any other member Of this Board,
AMI be would express his opinions notwithstanding these
repeated Interruptions OF the Chairman
The CHAIRMAN said he woult permit such language
Der OF thus Board.
supervisor cLAScY-yes, that is my language, and
repeat have borne this treatment long enough, and
l viii eGdCre il no longer.
The CaARxAs--A copy Of an injunction of the Supreme
Court as been served this Board and request that
The Clerk then proceeded read the injunction order
the substance OF which will be found In our legal
The ItFcoRreR moved that the reading be suspended,
and that the communication be printed tie injunction
the court necessarily prevents any action Of the Board
Ii answer u question rom supervisor Clancy. the
kfccEmn ga thai any violation Of that order would
bring this Board INTO contempt.
Tie motion 70 print was then carried.
ASSESSMENT POSTPONED.
Superv Or CLANCY moved that tae consideration Of the
rolls be postponed until the nrst Monday IN
TIE RAconDra seconded the motion
there determination 10 put In this $780, 900 tor the
toe Central Park.
Supervisor vooRms hoped the postponemeut wosld
prevail and that the assessments would be confirmed
dependent RI the Central Park appropriation.
Supervisor JACKSON asked Supervisor Clancy 70 with
draw his motion, IN order that he might move an adjourn
ment.
nent, because he believed that the same Judge who
granted the junction would hearing the merits OF
the case, dis 'ove i without hesitation.
The matter was then on vote, postponed until the hTs
MONDAY Of August
The Committee on County Ofces reported in avsr OF
appropriation for the better security OF the county
On this question OF the want of accommodation in the
Edrdge Street Jail being brought up for the hundrei,h
time Supervisor yooRsIs asked the Mayor IL the Com
mlssoners Of the Central park would be willing
building OF The sisters Of the Sacred Heart corner
Of lo6h street and Fnh avenue, for the purposes oil
county jail.
matter but he had doubt his associate Commissioner
OF the Central park, which the building stands would
bu, whether for jail not he not then prepared to
say.
several bills were received and referred
THE CxRx or rHs COUNTY JrpGE
An Application presented from Charles NJ Wander
WORT Tor $685. for services rendered In the court Of the
City Judge since his dismissal by tue Mayor. -
supervisor c.scr opposed the appropriation 10 ener
eetic terms. &c asked this 70 be paid for
oungng about and greAng each pos In the court Of the
City Judge the daytime and then coming TO III Board
In The evening and pacarcng some OF the members and
yifying them through thai miserable and contemplate
sheet the Erress Is that the be paid by tais
BOARD 81 600 year. And for what For dragging about
Ike q slxpenny puiack Of the city going into the May
or's oece, and pretendng TO pen down other matters
whilst he but picking 'up SANDERS Tor the Erre
man ungraiefa a. he =, deserves not 70 hold Once
Supervisor FULsKs, and other msmbers Of the Board,
prepared 70 vote on The question TINS evening
and hoped that II would be referred.
Supervisor TrcxER defended the character OF Mr. Van
deryoort man whom he believed 10 have faithfully ta
nued his duties and he supervisor would be ready
for one 10 contribute his nay Of his pocket,
Supervisor cAscY-Aye, TO man that VIII oetray MS
best friend. - - -
than ever Supervisor Clancy was worth
After little cross briDg upon the claim OF ibe
City Judges clerk the matter referred 10 the Com
rntse on County Offices. Other routine business was
q spoeec Of and the Board adjourned 70 the nrst Monday
In August
RECEPTION OF WILLARD FILLMORE.
The JOINT Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen and
Councamen having in charge he reception OF hilsrd
FILLMORE on his recent arrival New York from has En-
ropean tour met yesterday, Al NJ al the City Hall,
"a arrange FOR the payment Of the bills Incurred
IL yss found that all bills not IN Of those pre-
seated however were declared spurious, ana
nearly all known genuine were pronounced exorpl-
sant "A the hotel bill. committee CONSISTING % Al.
derman Briggs and councsmen Van Ripper, Hunt and
Merritt appolned 70 make special inquiries and see
ar some errors lad been male IN the items o. charges
The committee adjourned 10 Friday, 70 adjust urther
opoo the bills BY which time they hope they VIII all DC
scut n.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
The Commissioners q health met yesterday at noon,
nj the CITY Hall the President Isaac o. Barker Esq, IN
the chair aad Walter r. conckin, Secretary
The following disposition Of vessels lying at Quarantine
xas voted by the Commissioner upon report Of the
Health OaiCer al Quarantine