The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-01
BOARD OF CoUgCnlgN.


rss Board met o. wednesday evening, rc President
onAs \ 'ihihp7i rresfins.
ApDnD1NAl ATIE0rI1AnoN - T7 nE RBs1S1 CITY arr
NJ Booir called W the preamble and resolution 10
s-rng The vahfty Of certain hils passed b. The Iorsa
enre relating 70 he city ofNew York, which wa soped
~ this hoard On tie 24A instant, sst amended BY the
Board q Aldermen he 27I Instant 81 sypreyruns
$1,000 instead o. s. 600
hr CAuHEI did pot hike that iniiccs usy q proposing
n bcrease The saary Of he Co-poraton Coursel nor di
ss nse the ioo-e manner IN which TIC resoluugn wa
Framed yet be voted Tor appropnaaon q $500 be.
cause be bcheved the lave posed ~ Tie legislature were
unconstitutional he bad srea, respect fsr The CORPORA
hsn Counsel but the preoedenl was bad one II $500
wa insufficient snd be vas ocnvroed Of tat fs he wes
w~y~red 70 vote for further spproI ra1on. he would
so allow any public ofcer however rcyas.bic " thrust
~ hands into The public treasury.
NJ vASvu though, tAat 900 s@ 900 ha'e 70 se-ure
Ne TrcyeT legal advice to ti the oDaNy Of the
es rights Of tho city Of tew YORK he Corporation
Cysnse should have eminent M al talent IN testing 10
n sw DE tights Of our csulars IN Opposition 70 DE a.
ssgco rfh0 Aose dissrzoeful black repub lean lesls
sn- 81 Albany he could 20, help feeling yeneuous when
- sSne tcd thef seton htenlptips % ride down ie
garter rshH q, citizens II vac born and rsarcs 10
ss YORK. Is ere BIZ fshe- end grandfather and Be had
apdc n sustaining her rl when they sncruochcd
uyeo ~ des gning sEd unprlncpled pol lcans.
No H.sr = cad lhal he " 100 originally appropriated
Ar BRAbE sald II was useless for TOE members 10 ey
49, their eoguenoe On The subject boeauso there we're
&ftv one members 10 me houFe who feorfrlned
~~s Cor tte reeouusn H. thogght ~ 600 was enough
~ n The lnuBc,ious wa dissolved Tat day II
esrsn act could Be shown q b tyrADnCal be willing
b. woe for 40 appropriation " To-, ~ legality
M. "AfSr1 aarmod th1 the <hoe q the reoen hcss
eera unC0n-t'tuUyraL
Tts Clerk tber proceeded " fcc,rd te vote which was
10 10 IN favor Of Concurrg with Tie Bard o. Aldermen
Tie BOARD went into committee % the whole o. the
regular calendar, and passed Bumbes Of unmporiant
kils 81 a ihird reading
cu&nrSIcA1IoS rHE MAYOR RTr1yG ~ ExrcSroS CO
ufnaT poCRT7i srroJ1 fl1.RY igksE
The following Communication was roocivco IRON The
NAroEs OF1cs Nrw YoFK, April ., 1851.
N rrY H1voRAmE BoARD OF COrSCiMsS.-
t,YSTISNFf cannot concur with The two Bo1rts Of the
Common Council a. granting further extension - the
ofthc Thirty fourth street ferry, 10 which 70 com
rnsnce running their boa and therefore return The reso
Aon 10 that eject without approval The lease b. The
present proprieorE q the proposed terry was made over
year ago AMI granted upon the ground Of The
pubhc necessity for 10 speedy establishment The theory
wlAch should govern the Oommcn Council ID the granting
81 facilities Cor public travel should be public accomncia.
tou sf0rdiBg additional mesns q transit, and hot 10
enable private individuals h. roap personal pccunary I'D
vantage Tie proposed ferry Of the foot Of Thirty fourth
sHeei " Hunters Point IL absolutely required and was
sHea or ray By property holders and others a. an IN
s.-leI e3e improvement u my opinion u VII be un
49,, improper v grant the extensin o. Time sskod VI
az merely % accommodate the individuals interest
90 20 We Delay With ihs view am constrained u With
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
NE following prtarnbb and resolton were cfersd By
wheyeax, The charter q us city a. New YORK rests IN
We Law Dspartmcn, boycof he control and direction Of
- sssw "a sN which the cit n iuarested tbere.oro
he~~ved, Ihf The Mayor q the civ of New Yoys be-
@sS heFeoy fwesdaen 70 nencs any su,ts Ia rear
any S@ ~ me Legislature, ussess the same be