The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

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The prssiden. in The chair The minutes Of the last
procsedipss we're read and Approved
n. ,oshv and ,he Dody Of tbe chamber .s crovded IN
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excess BY persons interested in the confirmation OF
some OF the new appontees 70 city Offices.
communicative was received from the Public Ad
bv whsh IL appears that there ARC .ixteen
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sc"ons penolns " S"0 '''s'''' '''s's'' :" "s' VI
dered to b printed
A resolution directing the Commissioner Of Streets
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mo lamps :" n" ~ oo" "".
Fulton cleared OF snow, was referred 70 the Board OF
oOrxUmcAnos FROM rm COMPTROLLER AND CORPORATION
roUSsxr pvaprrrsc THE vIpryIsC or aArrrRY PLACE
NJ Ess, .tats. tha, . rssoln,ion vas nassed nv tho
Board in November 1853 directing the Street Commits
re snI the ana on
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Ths Comntroiier oheced 10 the execution Of The
resolution the ground that it Inconsistent with
Battery grounds In Deosmbsr. 1855, the Street Com
missioner adverzed for contracts for widening the street
but the Comptroller again objected to any action in the
matter The work. the Comptroller says must be done
at ALL by grant from the legislature and says that it
Is EVIDENT that the contemplated widening indaca1es
hall street.
The Corporation Counsel gives mis- opinion that tn
contract authorized by the Coumon Council would vicat
the OF 1880 and 1921, and that the Comptroller
not bound to aid its extension BY attending st the open
communication nom the Comptroller, in answer to
resolution ~ TO whether Messrs. Hicks Bersy had
comped With the terms Of Their lease from pier % East
TO be printed. sEt
CITY APPOINTMENTS
the Con- missioner Of Repairs and Supplies be called from
the table, and read as follows =
0Fn0 or COMMISSIONERS or RET1ns AND SUPPLIES
- ,pr uoxop ,pr yuv Roam oF AYnramr Z, 800
h.ns ths hoDo ~ a. Drsssn, far sonrr,a
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Poinimenfs which found II necessary 70 MAKE ID TINS
'ne Pefson iemo Ts, -. r....s,on. g. u, -
JONI u oIe, Se'A " 1u' o0n'"s''' ~ p'07
'sMss p r H $780,; as,....4 r,.-s -..,,o;,+.a
1sssc VI ssMss' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nsssH ~ HpsIa a. p,su
Buildings, in place ofETjah Il Purdy
Henry G. ~osnsy, Superintendent Of Pavemsnts, In
Alexander Ward Superintendent. OF Roads, in place Of
Thomas STAR NATHANIEL s. sci All
Tho .aor,,. ~ ,hs y;n,h ri n,ov.a th., ths arno;n
Inc o. 'ne w&fd . 'ss ns M
ments be taken up separately he then moved that the
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On mnrion of Alderman II the Ninth ward Isaac G;
ca;yas WAS conarmed "a Srst Assists Mt Clerk
On the name o. James Irving being come 70, as super
his annoinIment as man Thom he rons,dered insomne
tent fdr the situation.
Alderman TICKER also onnosed the nonina lion Mr.
Irving was nominated to saush,er cattle he would con
cider him conps4ant. INIT "a H. haleved he kne nothnO
about superfntendiun Bpubc buildings be would vote
again at him
alderman CLANCY THOUGHT there WAS q strange In
constituency In the action Of the Alderman of the Eighth
ward and the gentlemen of the Sixtsspth When the
election for Deputy CLERK OF this BOARD came No the
other day. thew OPPOSED the nomination OF Mr. Cham
bers who had spent number of yexrs faithsully and
ecently in the discharge Of such duties and against
whom there was no CON plant and thew defeated his
election although he was Admitted TO have been an ex
cellent faithfui oHicer Alderman Clancy was pro-
ceedipr 10 sneak of the merits of Mr. Chambers when
he was interrupted by
Aide, man FuIMER 1who rose to point of order)-rhe
appointment Of Deputy Clerk had been settled and he
The PRESIDENT ruled that the point OF order was pro-
perly taAen
Alderman CLANCY thought II sore subject to certain
members of the Board an should content himself with
voting in favor Of the nomination OF Mr. Irving.
Aldermen STEERS and DRAKE spoke In favor Of the ap-
pointment. Onvo being taien the appointment. Of