New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

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mt and tran pc tie Constitution under their i.e- TIE g.
istt. os ticy BAD violated the Constitution M.y.T WOOD,
PCT q ne bad q hs police. the cay AM might watch
Ad BLuNT opposed tie ordnance being unaeeessay
Ine to tie city and moved to have the paper printed WHO"
Ad MosrEOOv moved the previous qas.,ioa ThiiA was
carried, the odi-sLe afopted b. vste OF 10 70
REORGANIZATION tie City Inspector on street
cleaning Referred to Committee On Cleaning stfee's
10 me Hon Board Of Aldermen. ,..-..,.. >.
GtN1LENES: II becomes duty 70 call your "
the necessity eIt cau.e the imneas % ~
i or.t condu ar tn Seventeenth. Twentieth tir'i FOURTH
si,ih Fourteenth. Ninth, Fifteenth IHd second tiih,
sth SEVENTH being in hine.' seouI N tne GTsI gwen
shove Tbe Coptror having consented % pay o cleaning the
FRA "'rd aee we .et to woi gn dit s5S iiIf
take u cause is opI cens h'h aud EaTosgs
s. h;ve been employed b eaa N. arcsmn.. %, 's
s and gslsse besnEs of week and in instances
Of 49, . ere sea e S1Sshs T sS on the ba
~ Poipg 1 ~ sor , 1r eIe 10 t4 n ~ sI ~
Citizens will natural, ak VII, sths condition - things al!
ow,G to be- reply tine history Of present .sreeneus
ard yropo,ed con act. furnishes the only answer
Pp opened sud forwarded your honorable body
BY thu Date ouusoner Of Streets aud Lamps the 10Th
II March last tie lowest bidders degnsed but
action h.. been rad in confirmation rejection ofthe proposals
Aher ais was made the Mayor Controller aud
Commissiousr OF Streets aid Lamps executed temporary
emer copy Of which is her, nsexed marked A. and
the roo'Sd CONTRACTOR an agreement copy OF which Il
% believe this last agreement be authorized legal
and furnishes redress lin judgmen 20 the city for
default neglect perform the required II your honor
.Si G a lIad Compliance w 9s ss y
Iscted and default b. enforced by holding tho 'uetie: IA
bic IT, however shs! not thnEpTOper to conhrm these
proposal "a due to TINS department havlnr charge q sad
l would urge immediate action OF this subject Two.
aud nearly three months have passed since this oomun alton
to your honorable Board and there can be doub.
ht unless energetic action be taken without delay that before
the work be completed pe.tiencs may and
neglected most certainly will dcsosts city
In the Seventeenth Ward having tbs largest deney popu-
territory and sreae.t number Of inhabitants. sky hous
sDd and mostly Of class who are generally needless o. clean.
liner there Vsr, imminent danger with few days Of warm
weather while in Ihs 2th the next in Populstoneher con
tanning in ngnesI 'uGtnt TO be ca''e as cy "a itse
there $50 liability to sickness and many other wards arc not
rs.fsctf ak that such seton be taken without.
al ~ wand msnoned forihwh The Controller refuses to
msi. payment present for work other than for III. col
ue ~ conrsc and bence do mot feel authorized to pro-
coed with the work until proceedings shall secure the pay
h, Paymen. under .he contract, until any
dior hence efue certify any bills for the yard.
"'N'' '''''' GEORGE w MORTON City Inspector.
e'y I5Y'etoI' Department. N''0 ieyk I'm. l. 1851
We undesued hereby .sroe and bind oar.sre. clean
h Si and IsStS The sbe s d garbage h %
secorincs specific issued by the Go. onsi
Yea or at that so may ooutius to perform tho work
tuje to tie confirmation Of the Common Council The work
to he done under the direction and supervision OF the Commits
siOnsF Of Street. and Lamps
Permission will be given to tSl lowest bidder. with adequat.
eeTny to sr n, OF the ., several aoG ei s OF
The Common Council
Parties whDg to work under hi. regulation will
receive their money according specification regular
payday Of the Controller f tsw Periomed by them ap
ana A'HP' EE fiEf;a WOOD Mayor
4. c. FLAGG, Controller.
JOSEPH L. EBLING, Com. Streets and Lamps.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday.
PAYMENT OF THE POLICE.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CONTROLLERS OFFICE
NEW YORK, Juno ], 1851
BY the old law, policemen paid emimontly
.cfs Nv fhs fof
the, required TO Do paid .emmonthy by the Treasurer Of
the metropolitan PoIcs District on certificate Of the General
The ccn.ituon.ty of the Police law has been ques
toned whole subject however has been submitted to the
Sus Court snd after being subjected 70 the scrutiny Of
allie oou,. both sides the Court has decided in favor Of
his validity Of the act Therefore feel bound to execute the
law in good faith until the decision Of the Supreme Court is set
A. the estimate Of the Pce Commissioner which they
requires to make bere the ls Of June and which
action and practical al cutes paying tho
Police until money collected under the estimate Of the
enable who iue stately interested TO form just e'
mate Of position in which the Finance Department placed
The Isymeut made to the Police the 25th a
Ap,l ON day the Controller received notice from
the Police tomm.o9er. under inc new law ,ntormns nun
nru to the 9Th section OF the act under VIII they were
he 18Th Nay the Board Of Supervisors of the county of
Eeed Hat ur the further action Of the Board of su
Persors the quota Of patTnen M this county allowed to the
Bo~G OF C'Mni''ioger Of te Metropolitan Police District
The OH Section r the Metropolitan Police Act after proy
Supervisors Of the county Of New York b determine
the number Of police PstIsopen for said county
the Board Of Supervisors BY this section to reduce tho patrol
policemen If the eouHty from thousand to five But
h. forces not dLanded and have continued in the
0schsrse Of their duts consider that each individual has
cfs claim the Corporation for the sum fixed as his comPen-
The 9th Section require. that any remaining in the
Treasury from the collection for police expenses 10 1856 a. the
date Of the organization Of tn. Police Commissioners ,ha be-
laid into the State Treasury fer the use Of the Police GSmm'
oners TIE entire um contained IN the tax levy Of iS'' was
expended the erie" Of that The amount paid GA
of the pocs Of 1851 has been obtained by borrow.
in anticipation q the tax levy Of 1857 on an estimate pre-
scented by III, ContiOr to Tie Common Council IN Novsnber
In regard the police expense. of 1857 the 9th section
vide, that when the amount estimated by the Commissioners
Vrsr wi, n. collection Of taxes for 1857 commences
In regard the pay Of policemen, they entitled by tho
Law increase of tho pay equal to 500 per snnum,
amounting the than 100000 There
Wy for h. and other increased and
VIII moi lie until the estimate Of the Commissioners is
Tlt Con .one. have notified the Controller that they
sy, the Chief of Police A. law ssud. this
law d., suthoriz. the Controller pay the certificate
BY the charter Of '49 aud by that of 1851 provided that
The Finance Department .ha settle and adjust all claims
Whatsoever by the Corporation against them and a
counts vhet'cver Ia which the Cooperation is concerned
" either ~ d,bor or creditor"
Under m provision aud with the appreciation of the Police
Comm.soncIf is proposed 70 settle with the individual.
have claims T their service. t the cd rates of compen.
tn the payments due the 2 Of May leaving the
scdous compensation to be adjusted the is
1851 provided for raising *s2 500 to be APP
lied TOW tht OF ponce SAID citv ana
"cuuty" the second section Of the declares
that uo portion OF the said shall be expended applied
any other purpose object than sid object and purpose
which lc Board Of Supervisors Of said City County Of
"NowYI hcTcinbcoT empowered 20 rsise the same
Il obvious from this that the appropriation for the police
service Of S57 be applied to the payment oil policemen
don duty under the oa police Jaw and not ~ any
Other puIrOse n direct
lefe objection in continuing pay the police force
monthly with the APPRECIATION Of Sc Police Commissioners
until decision Of TIE Court Of Appeals the law
stands II the decision Of she Supreme Court is
taYcd n, method Of payment might be continued until
p, ber wh,n moneys WI be COLI cted under the 2h
may b, spilled the payment Of the Police through
sl,I Treas Lttdb y he Comm