New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


Tbe BGsIrd met At 6 O'Clock After reading and APP
proving the minutes OF the previous meeting, Ile
President announced that the special order OF Uc
evening was the third reading Of bills.
The only bill on the calender the Municipal
Police bill The third reading was commenced, when
md that the bill BE- rreed 10 the Committee Of th Whole
snd be- made the special order for tins evening" "ach h0ou
Ae the transaction Of unnposnt business he Board
vent into Committee OF the Whole Councilman WAUGH IN
Mr. Boo1r moved that the Committee reconsider the amend
rens offered adopted Cox mec Of the whole last evening
Mr asked the motion was intended 70 include a"
Mr.. BocLE sid I; did
NJ OrrARsoY inquired why tina: they proposed 70 re-
Nj Bo0LL The members last evening rather eoned
In their voting aud the. had 70 the CONCLUSION that hcH
Nj OrrARsoN-Last usht, Nh President the mal9rtyot
this Board sriled with Pnodc 'sor nnd Tor me te
being showed .elf be- ruiu"uy independent Its mem
Der. showed disposition 10 have their say IN the appointment
Of the new watch but during pat wenyour hour. h.r
the matter eliminated by an "do 20 strke ont a
M AVID Of corr. il mste: no material difference me.
though ny estiua ion Of my Importance was
sotyhtt nasuhed when saw that BY one o. the pFo
have say the appointment o. Policemen 10 my
dc But my hopes suddenly blasted N thAt gard of
the whip cracked the Mayors Office, and the valiant ma
jorty afe oGtdS their brave words.
that tho members voted favor OF that anendneat lat
night persons who If they have done wrong are "he "
Dir MoNRoE aid that Mr. Ot,ar.ou Of the member.
who opposed the amendments ON the previous evening ana
MT 5oIIs do not think tb- Bos gives up any Is indie
p,ni,nr. A. lrlib,ative body remembering s action
va. oppose, 10 these amendments lat evening and bad my
for my opposition one great reason that whenever
had executive function TO perform there should DE- an N
ecuvr bead night and day watch must ook somewhere
m it, authority aud the diercnt members OF the HonHos
Council shonuld all havea had III tu' ''s.'n ~ 'uls
tive there would confusion arise IN the regulation
msttr a. sny time if We Ind we have made mistake in
this euate the matter Ly amending the ordinance
MI Fs.>kLN inquired if 1t in order . rec-nsdera
question second time On the previous evening n vas
made reconsider the vote on the final pasage-ihe e nav
ing been loot for the want OF constitutional VOTE and the mo
THr Cn,iRr y Or naush decided that it was in order
MI Boorr moved the various eneAoni'W' oneicu anu
lr It's al.ses.ed tlst one + tie amen which
offered. hich scGud tic II the Com
Council to slte the rus Of The lo Police D. ParmeA DO
SUI re S ,,
The motion of M Booc 60 reject the yao' amendments
Oftho previous evening was t." pat y"lr aud eihrd A.
hr PHILLPs moved that when The Comuitt"" rso tn"
report IA favor Of the ordinance - amended ieeo'Nu Us
ar BrLrrrL moved as smrudrnen. that when the Commit
tee r they ask 10 b. discharged from the eonsueraton VI ~
member m te.tsd that the Board had rejected the amend
before motion Rad been put reconsider the vote Il
the Committee OF the Whole the previous evening.
The CH,KM.N Nr, Waugh acknowledged be had commit
Tn Board was here in considerable OF a dilemma in the
reconsider the vote just taken, order 70 reconsider
he other vote IS near as our reporter could ascertain It vas
not that vote but another vote
AThc finally so;ed by the Chairman taking the
responsibility Of ignoring the ust taken to adopt the
amcadmcn; and Of putting the question the original motion
to r,eondeT The vote Of Thursday night amid the loud Po
Mr. BEADy ho~f,}er more Fortunate lie stood up
long enough 20 be told to at down lie demanded the reading
Of the ordinance PoPosed To be amended amid loud calls or
Question" aud Nj MoNRoE making one OF hi. unusually
eh,ct to excite the laughter of the members.
The reading wa. commenced, whewuPon
Mr. HUGHEs moved that the further reading be dispensed
Mr.. Orr,Rsos-I, that motion in order,
hr RotnNfR-l have to vote upon that BIZ, aud want y
know wnat it's
carried Mr. Roehner stil On thc door
Mr. Roras ER-say, don't things pa: through
in fha rvay-- 4 vy4p 10 kros hat Il lbpu
M 0IIAEsoS-It is az order fro@ the Mayors oace;
commend the subject BE- passed over. Lost.
Nj BRADI hee attempted 10 speak aud put down BY the
Chairman Mr Waugh who announced the question 10 amend
the original ordinance y adding the amendments n the 81 aud
18th actions adopted the previous evening aud excluding the
Nj RofRNEE TO speak but before he could be heard
tht question ~as put 10 vote an@ U,hcd through
Nj RotENEE-I want to know hat am voting upon, snd
BY Cd will ard call for IN" rcadne Of the paper -
for reading be Of orderly ordering hun take bis
,ea which Mr. r,tssins be called upon the ssseants'
Mr RosrIsR tl obstreprrous) God d-n ito h-n ANT
gong 10 BE- put down in this waj want 70 hear the payer
MI orrAEsoS-Asked tho Chairman If he dreaded that
PaP.r iced Lot be read on The 20! Of member:
Tho tHARNAN l Waugh laid the cal Of Ro@hner ol
Nj moved tl4t when the Committee sc they report
IL favor % Tic pou Of Tie ordinance aud htrd reading to-
NJ BRADY again eDdeayored to SPEAK but VA pat DOWN
n" OIrARsoN moved shat ouly Democrats be aowedts
The motion II Mr Boole W.. carried
On notion the Committee tAeu rose, and tue President took
Nj W'rcH Chairman then submitted tle ,opor Of the
Mr BRADY objected to the reception d the report on the
ground THAT the gentleman who led Chairman h4d refused
20 allow Hbcrs 20 speak and had refused - allow ,he p.P1
ocar violation o. the rules Ct :Ae Board lie had always
ceyct co1cols tratBeHt from Size President 81 Board
M PLp'l and be dd not believe that the arbitrary de
9srf''oa. sne. Of th. Chairman Of he COMMITTEE of t
Who OH NausA would receive his sanction
NJ WAUGH Who standing Ly The Pre-iden. d * .ub
hitting tae TFo u Tie Committee Of the whoe rushed
~ -ta .ps'fg sPoyu on lis ~ay and ta.n called MI
H., PREsIDiNT 1.,aIed Mr Waugh to b. Of order
b. I'D ". y concluded hi' duties Chairman Of the cor,
ia Lin tai de remedy Was To be- By voting IN the negative on
Tle.qoatbe asain renewed in which Mr. Brady and the
Pflcet had discussion about Of order In whih
Mr. Monroe esan distinguish h eli BY his learned criticisms
Whom h. had finished Mr. BOOZE came around and in sen,
narrer privately r'-onrted M Monroe against any flbS
motion sce qna carried 10 accept the report 81 tie
Committee cftLc " hole
II leL moved that The Ordnance rad third time
+, ina. pa.s--c The ordnance read after which,
NJ " i1AoN made some remarks la opposition % IT, u,
siat.n q i tis % office. The snt- OF the city to e46
A n.-t aioh under the Moutg onare and Darsan Charters
Ae city a acq-.ced the right State y regulate ~
police sat,f.. The and t.en by Tie Mayor in violation
- Jas" Ne- eAcrcfg most peruico4s Influence eyeiy
qare DO .fe tine 20 rc,.abish Tie only law that nog
existed iu fr city aud seo.lzed The law oi 80"
NJ W,rcH called Mr. Otar.on to order the ground ;akea
b, that NJ o. .pcakl- Unexpectedly Mayor
Tac PEEsIut, r mainsined Mr. Wsugh's point.
Mr. O1rsHsoS ssd be h44 y,t that had lot hs
The .aid br O..a.a Lad 10 isl. attack the
Mayor o. 20 bis 'aur-e. -,
Mr olra.gs .aia the Mayor too aoy 20 d tAis
alo Do would 10 cosL. ir H.uI only that By sust4lAs
I'll. Dbl -iL'y Wocd b. conn ,onstTlotivr perjury =,
NJ Ll'r! oh,,ed protect -ertan members wsisa %
reception 4nd The President 1ecsi-dto &c cat 81 "es