New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-29
, suggested tia, ,he matter psrehy teeased 10

Mr. WANT. suggested that tie matter pse belonged to
the Chair to decide. .... A.. action
The PsksIpssT l.otso vcees-rheJ naH Pe0p'
/ shsnr do anything myseiE
Mr. So,cS o.d rs T. the .s Iss..d to We
The PEEsprNr requested ths, the refusal Of Ae's' heF
rarr, and Jones b. no,sds
Mr. Grasses a.ked to ha,. his vote er,sea.
The motion to = asi,G Sy vote q s y
the BOARD that BE- taken With the ref.L
Mr Orr.Rsos aid ihs, the decision Of the Chair mani
sy wrong snd IL Thought the only action to b.
tskcn va. for The Chair % reconsider b. course
r. 81 from the decision ofthe Chair.
Nj OrTAssos did and s.ked TO state the ground Of b.
PstspySr stated that he ruednow ,hs when there
tie member under TIN circumstances could moves re-
Mr. oTTassos attempted 70 .p..t. Sn wa, nteuped By
Mr. o. he placed under The this point became
unusually noisy and spirited and ENJOYED By large LOBBY
On the vote beins takrn NJ oason refused vote the
ground tia, he was interested in the decision
The vote to sustain the chair stood S5tOS
The question then REQUIRED upon the amendment
TIE President directed the Clerk not TO call the names OF
Messrs. Kennard Ottarson and Jones
pr KY,N.Rp protested against this cburse
Mr. BooLF moved the hrre members be excused until
III. further scton Of IN. Board Csnied
JOINS Er 4 Dt IN .h board
The PrrsIpss w. T,,n rfl 70 II 70 o nse
The PsEsnE>r refused to entertain the point Of order
NJ hvehEs moved to lay the pap, on 'ns t,or Los,
amended MI kE>NASp moved the substitute OF s' IN Psee
r MONROE called Mr. K-nnsrd to order the ground ths,
Mr. X. was in contempt. -
The PREspyN1 decided hs, Mr. n was not in contempt but
that the Board had excused him from voting.
Mr. Josss made focble and able speech ssan.t the pro
this whole proceeding tie objected 10 IN" Original
resolution beeeuse BY the appointment OF the committee I
he chairman and 10 which the same suoject matter had
The resolution lost for the of constitutional vote
D voting in the affirmative and II in the n"sat,ye
motion the subject reconsdered .nd laid on the table
Mr WAUGH Vhcred II Is currently reported that the
been and a, the present time dishonorrd aud
Uheysds Il publicly asserted that the ir"asny Of the city
has been rdawn 70 the amount OF one million oil dollars
P,ored Th,t Wilson Small Receiver Of Taxes James Rose
Coecorof Revenues Jos Taylor Collector OF
Augusta. Purdy Clerk of Arrears of Taxes Ge3rse pu'r
Corporation Attorney David Valentine Clerk Of the Com
mon Council William II Stephens. Mayor Msrsh. and also
the Collector Market Rents report TO this Board forthwith
what money has been collected BY each Of them in
their official capacity the part Of the city since Sept l. 1856
Adopted. .,
upon the cxpedcncy widening Division street twenty feet on
the south side, from Chatham square to East BROADWAY
By Mr. BooLE-That Special Committee be appointed 10
inquire into and report 10 this Board by what authority men
are allowed Ward Courts Constshes OF Mar
.has who elected appointed to those position. Ne
ferred. o..
the expenses of employing additional counsel in resisting the
Police bill was called up and lost for the want of cons
tutoua vote members only voting in the affirmative
The econsidered and the resolution ad on the
table. r.. - =.
MI BooLr offered authorizing the President to
taken in reference the refusal Ms Jones Oarson and
Kernsrd . when ordered to DO so by the Board
Mr. McCAHLL moved to amend adding an appropriation Of
$500 to pay their expenses LaughterI
The motion carried. 80,
The PsEsDENT appointed Messrs boole crane hempmu'
Waugh and Reynolds such Committee
Mr. BooLE again called up the resolution spproprans
would BE- again lost Nj WARNER moved adjourn, which
motion ~as seconded by Mr.. BooLE himself and carried