The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

Thu BoArd met las, evening-Joass n. Phillips. ESQ,
the President In the Chair.
Puiro1
Among the pet,tous received the following are the
most Interesting OF Henry hurgrAn, 70 permit his
copper statue Of Washington TO be placed In the chamber
o. the BOARD OF Councmen. Granted. To remove rail.
inc around Bowling Green. To widen Broadway fifteen
fsei on side. Referred For the paving and regu
launs Eiy fourth from Third TO Fourth avenues
Referred. To the ordinance so - 70 allow the
oonsent OF cites TO- be taken before Com
ssoners Of Deeds well ~ before Judges Referred
10 the Committee on Ordinances
RESOLUTIONS.
Tina; the publication revised ordinances Of this
c be referred 10 the committee Ordinances for the
purpose OF having further revised and amended
In relation to openrs Twelfth street, from Dry Dock
10 tassrver, aocordrs 80 Jaw. To Committee on Streets
That the ordinance 20, building City Hail. ado ot
Sciences. Referred
direction OF the Street Commissioner the ana
SNOW removed nom the sidewalks and cutters forthwith
al the expense Of liDauents. Referred.
Ausborsing the appoint men, of q committee 10 report
on the seoect OF Opening communication eighty feet
vide nom University place, through Wooster Church
Various reports OF onmit.ees were received and re-
ferred to the Committee If the Whole.
ANSw sTAGI MOUTH.
The Committee On Srees reported in favor OF max az
grant OF the proposed sage route through
avenue and irwin o pl,ce
NJ BRADY opposed The motion. he affirmed that there
wNs disposition 70 curry he measure through witnou,
the Consideration whicn IT'S in poriauoe demanded The
interests Of propert. holders sacvnoed IN order
further the ends Of one pri ya.e individuals.
MI BIRDsAIL stated that the Inhabitants OF the
stage route there Some Of ,he members OF the Board
were DESTROYS Of pAssmc the hastily, ra.ner
than by means of osinary legislation He strongly pre-
tosteo against furth sOlOn the matter tall those
immee lately interes ed could be heard The rights OF
the czeos Of the Eighteenth ward should be
Mr. hoCAHn1 supporteo motion, because increased
competition would ben ia all omn bus propriaors
The resolution totske ap .as carried.
Atef long ana eN 5gg debate the report and resp
Iuiion were soopted o. yoie OF 81 10 10.
- oohmUslCAuoy fkoa TIE MAYOR.
Inc I1AoWing CONN nj cation received from
Mayor Wood
To TIE HONORABLE TIE BOARD CouscmxEs
the & I from The published proceedings of
had been submitted and referred committee to
sns DO sS s to ys og
beg leave state that present
lion for the sbors responsibilities OF this Office yet
with me asd Ss am not in vor Of saSS an
so far as the Mayor is concerned to take effect dur
~ communication - the Board of Counctmeu of las,
ea ne prsccs and sted hs no person n bs ONCE
or todag office under had received any such
that ou do example your predece ssors in
FERNANDO WooD, Mayor
Rels. red to the Corupee on s.lsries
Aoot0sr commnsii"r0n Sas received nom bis Honor
The Mayor making CORRECTION in relation to the number
Of cmn buses 10 De rGn Ur Lexington avenue.
The Board Teen vent Committee OF the Whole. Mr..
Btee IN tae chair the special order OF toe
ing was tss.n uptne report Of speois Committee Of
Board ~ AlnerD en-, approved py special Committee OF
the Board OF Councinen, - TO dram OF charter for the
CITY.
nr Oumsos caol for the reading Of the substitute
presented by Mr.. MtcDCii. on Wednesday eveonx
The reader hen read Substitute minority report
The unGsnigned, norty OF the committee to whom
rssrrei re resolution regsrding amendments s 70 the
the majority Of the committee, begs leave TO submit this mi
The an proposed fer charter Big the report con-
the placing the whole police force under the
The polcs force ought be regarded
The people OF dis cy the Only Cd in
o thousands the citizens OF the Of the
States ano foreign countries while millions OF property be
by The beat police In the world that OF London
Home stcSetsy an officer OF he Central government Be
soe TIE giving OF authority 10 the Mayor the police there
ihe deems objectionable he recommends there
fore ae adoption the bill the plan for
Ice unde eonro Of Commissioners 70 be BY he
Governor aud sense OF the State AL Of which e
submitted. JESSE MITChFLL.
JAsUAax 81. lss7.
Il moved and carried unan mously that when the
committee rise they VI n the Board OF Aldermen
and accept the nsj0riy report.
The nnitee snd reported. and rdered the
port the charter 10 third rea1ing by the folo1ing
vote
O. Huut Brady, Chapman O.,Areon. Mtcaeu aud O1eA
xr,s.-Counci,mea Van Claim Buiieel Monroe Bsu;ch.
~, Warner, Barry Judson Phhps Crawford frsnswAY,
SsTessSS poy sstnse aaat Key smith
Ketleman Murray, Msnss.is Reynolds. schaopef, IL.
Reilly Dunn, Haswen scCahl and Doheriy-4o
special com init ee Of i've appointed 10 proceed
70 Albany in order TO procure The adoption OF the new
charter
February