New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-07
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met at five O'clock Monday, July 6, the
President JONAS N. PHILLIPS, esq., in the Chair. Mr.
Board at the last Fall election, appeared in the seat
formerly occupied by him. after an absence of several
months.
After the minutes were read and approved, the
Board received and referred the following
Pe,itions-Of John =. Nesmith and others for a
sewer in Greenwich street. between Clarkson aud
lie Roy streets.
OF merchants and others doing business in West
sire et to compel the removal Of certain squatters who
have built sheds on the bulkheads.
OF Hose Co. No. II for hose; of John Green and
others for sewer in Tbirty-sixth street. 100 feet west
Of Tenth avenue of Engine Co. No. A to have their
house rebuilt.
Pesolufioas.-By Mr. HUGHEs-Resol,cd, That VIM.
Msckesr Clerk Of Chief of Police be- and be hereby d
.gd TO belonging to The City Of York and hereto
fore the Police Department and TO take al necessary
and measures to the same until further orders
Rred III Mr. Maekesr and he is hereby authorized
sSs to the
him write and poect the records OF tue Police
rsrment to july 1851 the expense of the be
paid out of the money raised for public purposes
Mr.. MANSFIELD moved to adopt. After brief dis
CUSTOM however, the resolution was referred to the
Committee on Police.
BY Dir. HAswELL-Whereas, Intelligence has been
of the demise Of the Hon. m H. Marcy late
Secretary Of the United States government and
Wh The people Of this state have been c'ee a uph
Offices Of having twice been elected Governor
of SITS S al s Ihs N!
duties which be discharged with credit TO h
% ana fidelity lily, 70 Bic City of
do hereby join with their expressing then Sol,
whom fidelity to the charges ntrusted to Secretary
Of United States in different capacities and as Governor
TIKI sss % Tss The The A csf
then s, % .s. be to City
Hall on .day next the day Of the funeral Adopted
BY Mr. HAswELL- Resolred, That Special Com.
laft
to stte nd the funeral Of the Hon. w l. Marcy.
1t was moved to amend by substituting the mem;
bers of both Boards in place OF the COMMITTEE, ana
in this form the resolution was adopted 49,,
Pau of he on Polio.-By MI BooLr-lIhere0s,
IT of doubt with the late Municipal Police as 70
time thsy were lat paid until the period
and aid continued faithful in the d ice
S pr asy ss s.P aey
ing the law. and citizens received the dement, Oh nsn
Recsd That II. on Police and
ControIa and advise as TO the o the settle
and psymeat Of the Police of the City lately d''anaf'
Fonndlirg Hospitality Mr. H.swELL-Rs;;
,d That seec, Committee be appointed 10 Found
s Ha. aSa isTi p CITY, Tue the Com
uittee.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE aErRoPoLIrAs POLICE.
UIea, By preyiou, action Common Council the re-
quest ofthe Board Of Commissioners Of the Meropoa sr A.
re..oh was aeeiued BY majority vote acting under the In
s,Iuciions Of distinguished counse and o.. r.ua,
Uheroos Bv the on the Court Of Appeals the vsuay
Of the bill establishing Metropolitan Police Il cesiS eA'
hshed end ,,,..o.-.a ma,
Vhteos h that the city should be eAeu upon
psy Of police property therefore ,b,.,
Rostd That ali tie Station and pIopsIs sts's s
situated the city and s police NJ 49,
ssphc sppsrstus and property lately IN use ~ nd for
tho use OF the Board Of Commissioners OF the p
pokc und that the Offices atey os Of
the Metropolitan Police If the Board Of nno
Mr. FRAsKIiK moved the adoption.
Mr. BooLE moved TO amend by referring tne suoyec.
TO the Committee on Police He denied the ststemen.
contained in the st section Of the .as' M
Board had declined TO furnish accommodation 70 I'VE
MetropoIitan Police; such request had been made
and had been referred TO the COMMITTEE on rooe anu
tha. Con mittee had not yet reported;
Mr. WARNER said That he had 9lneasa WIN pn ,Ssy
Of bis friends IN this estimate Of the focs
S,i =. L..v;ss thst Il wss calculated to take swsg