New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-05

| ha called blackgusrd" AMI ragamufin." and
who reored by making unpleasant aIu.on to NJ.
NCCahil's Celtic tongue. During hai hogs :
crn,- -frirg between several OF the members.
Mr. WAUCH minated that Mr. Warner was not
present This surprised members who had heard NJ
Warner speak several times lie being unusually pro-
life in speeches. remarkably dlscUrsiye in style and
surerlstively vehement in manner.
Mr. JCDs0S took occasion 10 DENY the nsnuason Of
the .cur-ilous member from the With DiGric, NJ
Waugh. in relation to Mr.. Warner for he saii that
Mr. W1rcH interrupted NJ. Jrd.on's philippe by
calling him contemplate puppy" vhereupln Nj
Irpsos intim sted that Mr.. Waugh no better than
be ought TO be- and Mr.. WAgGH replied BY annouac-
ING his readiness g TO meet Mr. Judson anywhere.
Members after some excitement quoted the bel-
cose Legislators after which motion to purge Mr.. Nc
Cahi,l Was carried.
Messrs. Clark and Monroe were then excused for
their factious conduct.
Mr.. OITARs0S asked II all the members in contempt
had been heard.
The PRTsiDEST answered in the affirmative.
Mr.. OrTARsoS said he hoped then that after the
happy exhibition Of the ability OF New-York to govern
itself the Board would proceed 10 business.
Several resolutions offered and referred among
which was one by Mr.. Waugh TO widen Grand street
on the south side. from Broadway 20 Sullivan street.
Mr. OITARsos inquired whether the Board was pro-
caedng under the Charter or the old
The PRESIDENT stated that they proceeding
under the laws Of the State.
message was received from the Mayor on the con-
don of municipal affairs, which, after being an.
nounced was ordered to be laid on the table and
Tie Pny of Members Cut OS.--The following com.
munication from the Counsel to the Corporation was
received and read 1t produced decided sensation
in the Board:
OFFICE or THE CorSsEL TO THE CoRPoSArOS
No 81 Chambers street. May T. 1887. }
To he Honorable ne bad Of CoEael'"eH.
On the goth April umS you P...~d .c'oiu2n requesting
April Gs depriyr. the member. Of the prr.-u, Common cOun
cfhe Psy ar the 1T Of May 1857 TO which rrped tG't
but hsd hastily reviewed it. provision. while st Albany and
tn, ny rei.rca,yh POI we us " ~ 9 Tm,n C,upc
s .SI the e' -. R' y May Instant
M "a o to- & Of nsP p s s.f sfsSs
ported 10 BE- the "engos.ed bill from the A.embJeterr to
smended b them and ordered printed a. sI.niet tne
last paragraph Of the iits section Of mi. bI rad ioow
bis services an annual salary exceed $500 be in lieu Of
al other compensation and Of incurred in the d.:
charge Of the duties Of said members" 80 -
have since been furnished with certified copy of the Cha.
N IT,, :. oc- Of ths Secretary Of State It Albany
On examining it, provisions hnd ta.t q the Sn se S
4i section Of the Senate has been st-red sud amended
by striking out the clsu's providing 70. '9 ser
shove quoted and substituting instead thereof in the bill "
No member Of the Common Council shall any
Pen'atiEr for h. .sry;cs, a, .nch ,,, ,,.-s
differ, in il, entire effect from the section printed IN the sen
ate BILL ard that a. sered carries along with an ex,ty
stood when. in its original light replied to com
nuuication Of the Goth instant
deem my duty promptly TO advise you of the foregoing
ft. and say the Charter s,ana. does N
judgment deprive the members Of the present Common Couu
Gil of their pay after tho Let OF May instant.
confess to you, reach this conclusion with extreme per
na reluctance but however unjust may consider the
vision. ih, law in this repect must shrink from
III. Whist consider be s legal Interpretation
I hsve the honor 10 b. yonr obed'ent servant,
RICHARD BUSTED, Counsel to the Cooperation,
Mr.. WAUGH-I move TO adjourn.
Mr.. VAS TIsE-Sine die Laughter.
The motion was lost.
The notification resolution Of Aid. Wilson then came
up among papers from the other Board, MI "uson
being present TO lobby them through. Action upon
them however, was nipped in the bud by the Past
Dryr deciding that a. they involved appropriation
Of money they could not lawfully originate in the Board
of Aldermen and were therefore out of order.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday.