The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
MORNING EDTT1ON-TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1857.

books E@pers vouchers Of the several d. parmsn,s
ander the city government (ex,ept tho s,omp,roer's
pnoc) with power send persons and apeIs and
port the condition OF the 70 the Board soon as
POSSIBLE. Adopted
REWARD DISCOVERY OF DIR BuKDuL
The report Of the Committee Finance In favor OF au-
thorzng the Mayor TO oer reward Of 1000 r the de-
lection and conviction Of the murderer Of Doctor Burde
was adopted
PROPOSITION FOR rrxANNa ruR srRxsm.
The proposition from the Councilmen, sath lrzing the
CITY INSPECTOR to clean De streets irrespective Of Contracts
Alderman Tucker Wished tho matter postponed til next
Alderman BLUM, said that II was an important matter,
and he would Say there till IL ocock at night to have
acted upon He stopped every day by hts constu
ens, who wanted 10 know why the streets were not
Alderman ApA,s sad that the reformers in the Board
and C0rptroer Fagg were responsible for the present
dkgrSceful condition Of the Streets
sei said that the subject was one Of great
inpartance- so than they seemed 70 imagine Pro
roa had been made and It's had been entered nto
SSey would rue the city for the breach.
Alderman WILSON said that the CITY Inspector and tue
Comptroller both lie favor Of confirming the contracts,
ana they not carried out " the letter. Mr. Morton
1.-THE City lnspector) would declare them forfeited Then
Mr. agg would pay FOR the cesniug of the streets under
the City Inspector the Board might reject the contracts
and new contracts might be advertised for.
Aide MONOGRAM said the suretes wero all men OF
straw neglected N appear before the committee
Alter soe further the matter referred and
made specialize for Wednesday evening.
me reportef the Counogmen for the estabshmen1 Of
day md nikn police was read
AMerman TucKxR moved that lay on the table;
oeumsus when i. wa. rn.ed BY the other Board and he
desired 70 read before he voted IL He represented
respecse csnsituersy and he was entitled 70 De heard
every measure regardless of the wshes Of the minority
and he repudaod ae idea that they should nave goce
were voted down on every ooasion he deemes il un-
just and he protested against the proceedings Had they
se stroeg Efforts they would have
IN
ambition Of dollars, got up in secret, and ehey now
oppose rs being published on TIE nnu:es.
Adermxn3oUIrER strcncousy suEported tho measure.
'ae was glad that the Alder OF the Eighth ward had
been awskssed up to wh he called the injustice Of the
there was secret eonclave at tie Astor House where
laws wero concoced against the wishes of the demo
cracy q this city, who were a: ,sspeoss 81 and intel
that tey passed through the Legislature al two O'Clock IN
the day and sno1 by the Governor before evening
and became laws; but che decocracy OF New York city
would show these republicans that they would rule their
city. BE hcpeik would DC immediately passed, and
he would stake h existence that would pass this night
Alderman wnso~rdvoosted the passage of the report.
The city: In state efanarchy; they had no poloe
thee wasnO Payf them, and the Chief could not com
pef!hem 10 ac& II emergency arose Give them the
watch asked for and With Mayor Wood at their head
they would dcees the city and order and aght
the whole OF tbs black republicans in the State He
hoved the Mayor be the efficient Mayor they
had and the hes. 70 be at the lead Of the police
Alderman FsaaHR opposed 70 the Metropolitan Po-
gce bill boususs he believed VA. every citizen Of New
York repadsed the ide Of any Legislature stepping In
aeIvss vN;r snaed dUwrto Them frc,. thar Revo
intonsyy Sssbsrs He could NOT however vote mr. this
n-drsrSa hs.su.e he ,wss onrssa m givns sw.n ,o
snv one s.sn No ,nasrr bp he w.s ana soalS rrovs
inopcratve e rpoved n amend nv makrr
Inc mover Tho Mavor and Common Council me Mnntro
,a sv lorgan a arters 80 tha1snroxisim sxd anv
oshar o,t,ro pcs woud be iils~.I
Adrrmrn rtSr raovea thsS the matter be po,tpoued
Ill MONDAY evening and made special order for Tednes
l iidermSn Nos7wox moved the urev,ous auoet;o,.
ALaru.r Trey ~ rnovaa 4 M thai u,Ivlo, lie or the A..
I bie Iast. ~
The yrin ouestkon was Than mt and oaryed NV voe M
IA N g. The report of the Counclmeu was then concur
l red IN t,y the same vote
STATE on me srxnrrs-ooxxuSIcAroS TRox rnx CITY In
l mEcroR-
Thef Moving -communt,asou roceived.-
| To TIM Hon. b ARD OF A1DKsMks,-
w. GxxrxxYS-st becomes my duty W call your attention
Of tho streets in almost every wsd in the city Tn
wardsi1 the worst condition the Seventeenth Tween