New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12

BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

THURspAr, June 1.-THE President, JONAS y.
PHIIIPs. esq, In the chair.
The Board met at q o'clock. quorum beng pres
into into The Chi lind riI rcs1ins Of Sll..
The fret and only bl was The resolution sa,hSrl.ns zoe S
i1,d ny Common Council The bin passed By party VOTE
TIE order then suspended to up os from tne o'a
cGEg ne Stree, The paper the bill al,ho5i,ins
the csuirs Of the streets with the o. we
The Board concurrsd in the resolutions amended fol-
Resolved That the Common Council hereby rec, and author
the City Inspector 10 thoroughly clean the streets Of vac
FreS That the Cit, Inspector be and he IS hereby a.
CIV of New YoIk the same be done by IN sash
di,irc specifications as may b. directed ey tnc
Common Council the Bids be for one year and also 'spSe
bios ir ave years the Common Council eserNips the feh 20
reject any all Of the estimates deemed Tor the h'se''
RcssG That City be directed en .ssa pro
posed contracts are oPensd S~ arse shS mi ~ hs sar
base, dht .nd removed taereom Lnst ns Sy ~
srcto Of the number o. loads o. tls
above from Ward snd the plsce Of .nesequens
deposit the sh dirt and msnare 10 be keP snS ihst
authenticated be furnished every weeks to the Ccntroee
ard both Boards Of the Common Council .A,,h 90 Az.
R,cd That the sale Of manure sshes raoolsn OF c'
BY the City Inspector his agent she in all s%ss. BE- ey con-
md the end copy thereof 6ed with the Conroet
srd det,d Of such sales be presented 70 eoth
Beads Of the Common Council every weeks aud TO con-
tipue until further ordered BY the Common Council
Resolrcd That Committee Of Conference De sppoh,"I
consist three members from each Board whose duty y ha,
be- o cpare ordinance rrdng the city ana preperus
specifications by which the City Inspector shan nave
h,uceforth cleaned BY contract. . Al,
The principal amendment The comforting OF dscfeuon
upon ,he Common Council instead of the City Inspector 20
eit, any all estimates Ae.h IN the second rrso"tS
this pro plum 20 the City inspector nav
ing originated IN the Board Of Aldermen 49,, l., -.
Mr. WARNER moved with this AMENDED r..o-
luton Of the Board Of Aldermen, but II was opposed oy We
Jot .. Al others upon which Mr. Warner moved 70 noneon
eur The proposition amend by leaving In the discretion
OF the Common Council in the premise. pevshed
The Pyo1oed Change 81 Police Jusces The resolution OF
Alderman bANrA Ninth Ward 90 transfer Justice lawson
from the Jefferson Market Police Court 10 the four,h Dstrt
Court and put Bowne In bis place. came Gp ST eo-
Mr. HusHFs and Mr. BULrEEL both moved concurrence
ard hoped you'd be- passed At once There was
repeui disposition rush through the bogiu
until Mr. BooLE suggested that there were reasons way
there should b. though be did not venture TO eh
plain " hat the reasons ,,,, n
Mr. HUCBEs withdrew his motion 10 concur, which MI bui-
tcel inlme diaiely renewed. ., Il.
Mr. said that he had learned tina, there was ms
mistake in the OF that resolution o inc
oLcr Bosrt aud Aid Banta had asked him 70 request his
not Mr. Wsmers Democratic friends In the Board oil
CouncilmeD, 10 sustain reference, 49,, -. A.. -,
t subsequently stated privately that by the action no
had taken IN hi, matter Aid Banta bod raised hornets nest
about his snong his party in the Ninth Ward VIM
would fceny explain the desire his part 10 practically
cswf.h the 20 die natural death on Tue
table Committee Salaries and Officers OF the Board OF
CouucimeD
The motion O refer sustained. =,
The PRESIDENT announced Messr Frsnswsy, Coiyer and
Warner Committee Conference on tue subject OF
rAriug specifications the subject Of street Seehht iho
Board then adjourned.