The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

wish to vote upon such question He sad thai the Old
not the principle hold good in 1857 was only nov that
the city Of New York mad itself hostility against
any aw Of the Bale The Ooomon Council we're trench
ing on delicate ground, and no believed thy sting
ino serious difficulty Ire May no considered ht
ssery bad example and by h- acts proclaimed to the
ohzens OF this city tha' there no law. Indeed all
suain Ind been removed and ali honest citizens felt
inc only Law now IN eS'tence wss the law Of sef preser
vaton and every man felt
Mr. WAUGH called the gentleman IN order, The Mayor
was not present u defend his character.
the fkHsuDkhr declared the point 10 bo well takon.
MI BRADY then sent written communicate 10 the
President which he said protest. and d. cared
OF order o. the report Of the chairman of the committee
| voting In the negative
Mr. WARMER hoped that the protest would be accepted
Although no would vote consciennusy with the MAORI
N he hoped the minority would have their lights and
| asked for the reading of the protest.
Az the reader conck ded reading the ordinance
1 he read the protest, which is AZ folowt:-
The undersigned protest against the reception Of the
port Of the chairman Of the Committee Of the WHOLE for
the that he members Of the Board per
mtted 10 speak upou the raper under condoraton and
further that request have the paper read denied
ard the final in committee taken while members
rsinly endeavofirg TO be heard.
This protest signed by Councilmsn John Fl. Baiy,
Andrew j. Campbe Alexander Hemphll, John kennard,
Ledyard Avery Jesse Mitchell, Andrew j. Orel Homer
Franklin, VIM b. Crane, Robert ". Chapman, r. J. o.
Mr. RoxHrER asked 10 be excused from voting, for
when he asked for the reading Of the ordinance that right
The members would excuse him, and he voted in the
Mr. wAUeH, called Mr. Roehner "pu.ch small potatoes"
Mr. RoKHSKR replied that he was goot a. him.
Mr. WArGH.-Ysu are . pup
Mr.. Romnn-whass dat you says Pupi challenge
Our reporter however, did NOT the psols and coffee
arrive.
The PRESIDENT declared the report accepted and the or
diuauCe adOpted n of Al u II
The srRxxHs ARE 10 IN ulAMD.
resolution passed authorizing The City Inspector
to proceed TO clean the strecs forthwith.
The Board then adjourned till Monday afternoon.
TWO OF THE CITY FArKERs HAVE PERSONAL Bx-
PLANTATION.
Az soon % the Board adjourned hessrs. Waugh and
Roehner were about 70 settle their difficulties Ia Tom
Hyer when the friends bah parties promptly inerfered
aud separated thsm All the representatives Of the press
speedily followed the members down stairs and
menced preparations fer authul dehneaon Of the scene,
GRID Of cersin wen known nember Of the reportial
force OF the ci y-one Of the phosophers-tna he
seen 70 wipe away the falling tear" And no only we're
the members Of the press deprived OF Witnessing this affair
Of honor for number Of the curious whs hang round
the City Hall steps were anxious 70 know what was up
newsb0y deeirous OF assuring himself " Sim npey
and Fernando "pitching into each Others repre-
NATIVE OF the Emerald Isle asked n the Numbers had
The shieah 70 he backs Of The black republicans Al
bany-while the renowned Stephen H. Branch, our re-
had requested him 70 preside over The affairs our city
Il 49,
| An Emeuts between tine Brooklyn Police
Ondcials.
Yesterday morning Assistant Captain hcIAns, Of the
Third district reported himself 10 the Deputy supcrnteu
Of Police stated that he had prevented from
doing his duty Captain Glass; lie stated that thu captain
had put locks the drawers and refused 10 allow him TO
have the books Of the station house for the pur
pose Of doing his duty Assistant Captain, Sergeant
| rs he st lee himself
The facts Of the appear ~ be thcsc-on Saturday
eveniss last McIAne made out the usual return OF prison
presented tho Chief Of Police Deputy Super
epdent and directed them the Deputy superintendent
Captain Cass objected 10 this. and refused 70 allow
kcIAne 10 make returns unless he did 20 a. formerly 70
the Chief Of Police On wednesdsy evening MolAoo on
rrsss sha. he relieved By Captain
Cs~ Captain osss marked This Out, and this morn.
ng Mclane found that the books locked up and he
| could not perform hh accustomed duty.
| Assistant Captains Preston and ucIsns In favor ~
sides with the Mayor, and viii not recognize until
dered by the proper authority Az oonscauenoe, there
cashpe Of Authority In this district which has resulted
Tho Mayor sppeaied TO yesterday morning to act In
the premises, but be DECLINED stating that In his opinion,
CAPTAIN had done more than right proper
that under other circumstances, Assistant Captain McIsne
himself sergeant He should take no sieps whatever 70
Interfere with the course rur'ued by Captain Case
Opposition tn Albany Liquidation.
KSruusIAsTIo MASS NESTING IN NATIONAL HALL
THE BLACK RKPuBLIoAss DnsouscKD IRON ras
Scriptures, THE CONSTITUTION AND COMMON
sKssE-srSKcHKs, REsoLUrross. ETC.
An enthusiastic meeting Of citizens held At National
Hall, Canal street, last evening, In obedience 70 call
signed by Theodore Tomnnsoo, James I. Brady, w. J.
Rosc, John Cochrane, WIN. Coulter and othors.
shortly amer the hour spported he secretary called the
meeting 70 order nominated Cor President, Hon. John
Cris h,on and for secretaries James gchoe and Simon
Meyers These gentlemen unanimous elected amid
u cruogroy
Mr. CREIGHTON, taking tbs chair, made vigorous al
ders deuuDclAuon Of the oppressive acts Of the late
Legislature. He said they put cbsck these in
qui,ous enac,nenv they would increase In their op
prcsyveness Ee nsd read tina, In European cities
al. would throagh the Dykes that kept ,be
waves from ovesow1ns the city, and thereby wouli
become destroyed. Their charerei rights had dyke
buih round hen and they should beware thai Tho
~ fsnancm should be let in upoo them through any
black republican rat holes tCbeers) lie closed BY IN.
\ uodociis "
/ rHxopcu ronINsos, ESQ, Who said that The Ameri-
can government cas- government ~ superior 70 Others
AZ DE MUD superb the brute creation. Tho spoc
tacle u poole In the az Of self government was sub
| lime. The right Of se government Was STAMPED on the
Inc rsh a great metropolis govern itse could not DO
dpused But this right Of theirs had been transferred y,
s.e~ss ,hs infringement Of lbelr right. the man ~ho
sued s violent Residence ~ss traitor, oa, the man
S1 ..usd r ''d me .Ss ns% sss
ha, passsd these obnoreas Laws, had II me sane
dine given 10 their reasonable opposition 10 The
irene Law Of the land
| ur rrrHEs uuvuixa vun
He quoted from hne Oysr and En7ssrsr, dsmounsiips
semoer.es and = oolec,icr II rii raj lie ~ouh have
the press spread IA The wings Of e wnf That The rh
ra suber democracy bad the reward Of their
daily toll bu, they sun had their rights (rremepdoo.
cheers He proceeded 70 aecss from bs CvArsr ~ fo
~. .. s,x "A. e,rcr,or, .ueshsv Tho hire