New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
pNBLU MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tpe Bosrd Of Aij.rm,n Dei lsst ~ .n-ie D. r "''
she Prs.il.lt Mr.. clA7cf, n me ma y. f,yovinc
Among :he psfifi Dps presented we INC L''Vr' CO,
fr1n STEYHEs ii. BRANCH, torongn Hio. H 7,
rtIu, f.y moneys loaned The Commor Councn- ~
was A. nt 10 the Committee on Finance;
r7,scH's 7ErIrros. 80. y.
p A., y,.o, Ia Ma,oy and Common Cosnol @n< cry"
efS1rtsrs Your petitioner resrs,sas, iSsi sad
ha IA, .nployeI B, tDe Common Couh4i - oecasy
a...si.,. Counsel In the ssn and c1ninnscoIs ,u,ts
eorsr M.,se and VIM tn, ..s o1 ~ syo
,sn: 5s on seh b. reea oi .aSi..nce borrowed @ tog
"a y0ah sspe snddeu VIM Curl, Noyes and George
srs Which With bi. tnd. he 'Prnt IN zoe pros.
ssu.s .S:' DE a sS1Ss adS5ed b. three
orpbsns hst the Controller has paid By your r
eHry.,ns the wnes... from Boomnliale and Other 'oa @
HE. City Hall bIt h, hsAh L BAD 'aa ns ns he
..ent depression Of every pursuit hs. crippled a. resources
aDa be you 70 restore the money ne RsrS f cour
a1,PS9 esi1 IL f.vor Ss q .yna him ves Pa
,s ~ be 0.nsS 50a Of 81. Ms.s .Sd
s2Oc be will give you the balance Of So fOf neoy a
yd. ysT, o e. % bsb yoa as his heart, blood Until he de'
And your petitioner will ever STEPHEN H. BRANCH
Resolutions were presented from several @eIoers .h
of the Bosrd providing for the places at which the
poIls are 10 be established for the ensuing eiecuon'
These were adopted. .,s.., &c
the Twenty. tirst Ward. signed by large number OF
citizens against permitting the Harlem and New
Haven Railroad Companies TO enter the city WIZ tneT
steam eppines below Forty-second street.
Fire Tekgraph-The document from toe Bossa OF
Cour cilmen in favor of placing fire telegraph in the
City Hall, and providing that the Mayor shan DC au
thorized 10 appoint two operators tor the eane, va
favorably considered and concurrence VITO tne o,uo
Board recommended by the Committee to whom "nad
been referred. c.
AID. TUCKER opposed the adoption OF the Commis-
sopers report on the ground that it was meant sm'
Div TO empower the Mayor to appoint two OF his pohti-
cal adherents 10 the situations created by 1t.
AID. ADAMS vehemenily asserted the propriety OF q
concurrence with the other Board in the mattef. III
it were meant TO give places to two pohuci
well and good. II was right that room should De
made for them, even il they were good Democrats
Who had been turned OFT OF the Police oy BLACK ne
nublican legislation. He believed that room woud
soon be made for more, If we were to place any ren
ance in the election reports that were reaching US
from neiebboIing States.
The report was adopted.
Public Works as a Relicf for the P0or-An ordn'
spce was presented by the Committee on Finance IN
favor Of another ssue Of stock to the amount oi
slCO OOO Nr the improvement Of the Central PARK.
The passage of the ordinance was advocaeo oy
AID SrryRs and Others as a measure calculated to
,ford relief 10 INDECENT aborers out OF employ
ment and sure TO become burden on the community
il the means Of employment thus suggested were not
provided for them. ..
Aid. TUCKER and Aid. BLUNT opposed the immedi.
ate adoption of the report, such action woua mol
onl, be premature but pi iudiclous.
Aid. WlIsoS moved that the consideration OF tne
matter be postponed till the meeting on Monday, ,of
which il should be made the special order. earned
Inspectors Of Elections and Canrdssers.-The ists
Fl Election Inspectors aud Canvassers for the various
cimen were brought up for approval, and with few
EFT eptons, were concurred in.
The poll lsts were then taken up and disposed of
and the Board adjourned.