New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-12
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Il he printed II tire Minutes Which Wa CARED.
P.tillsa,-Of Trustees of the Ss~-fork lnhmsy
for INDECENT Women and Children, asking donation
Of q, 800 Referred TO Committee on Finance. Oh
Ergpe Company No. lS for slb, Tor rent OF room
To Comm tee on Fire Department.
Mr.. BICgFoRp presen.ed a res1u.on 20 direct the
Controller TO remove the s'orehouse i2cated a. tne
bulkhesd between piers Ne. - AMI ~ Eas, kl'er.
Referred 20 Committee on Wharyss, &c.
An invitation received from Committee OF the
Irsh civic and military soeieti-s asking the Common
Council 20 review the procession on the 18th OF March
Accepted.
The repor. OF the Aldemanic Committee on Frauds
vas received. ard ordered % be referred 20 Select
Committee, consisting Of Messrs Jadson, Cornell and
Brady
The resolution of AID. McSPEDos, requesting the
city representatives. st bsuy 20 Use their influence IN
opposition 20 the bill sskirg the Common Council oil
this city 20 purchase the Crys:a Palace, was aid upon
the table.
The repor; OF the Aldermanc Committee on Frauds,
in relation 70 oyerpavmer' OF - 900 10 Heory Erben,
was referred 70 the Select Committee above named.
Ald. MrRRArs resolution 70 scthoriz, the Corpora,
ton Counsel 70 obtain junction against the Board
Of Police, with view of s'opplng the payment VI
metropolitan Policemen was received.
Mr.. BRADY thought the police had been nodded
with enough VIVA, was the object OF this resolution
Could any good come from II If Il was adopted! lie
was opposed 10 g concurrence
Mr.. ARcuIAsIus thought i, would do more harm
than rood and he moved 10 lay il the table, when
was adopted by II Yeas to Nays.
The report Of the Committee on Finance IN lavor o'
appropriating $500 10 the New-fork Volunteers De-
nevolent Association was adopted.
The resolution 10 publish the official preceding T
the Common Council in The " \. Times, was caueo
up and adopted. r.,..r
,o., for want of a Constitutional vote-fess, TO-
Nays, :. WI "a IT.. I,,,n7,
OF Commerce were included in the hft ana the noaau
adopted resolutions TO add them 10 the list Oh PaPo
employed by the Common Council.
Mr. Geneis resolution to appropriate 500 10 deIray
the expenses of Special Committee TO Phnlaaepuiai
was amended by reducing the sum to s'oc anu 'Nen
adopted. c,;a,o,,
The report Of the Committee on Arts and Soreness,
in favor of purchasing 100 OF Hayward maps oil tue
City Of New-fOrk, was adopted. I'LL. r
Vidal DENYING the truth of the charges made oy ~
d. C0nover esq. in relation TO the assessments Tor
regulating &C., Ffty-frst street 1t was Iaid upon
the table. . =. .- IS
compenssting John McHenry for services rendered
the Committee on Streets and Roads during the year
1857, was adopted
The report of the Committee on Streets in favor OF
co16rminp award Of contract for paving the New
Bowery, from Chatham square to Franklin square
was adopted. -, -
Mr.. BR.DY moved to take from the table the com
mupication from Daniel ID. Conoyer relative 20 the
frauds in the Street Department and that II be refer
red 10 the Select Committee on the Report Oh lne
Adermanic Fraud Committee.
Mr.. GENET opposed any action on the paper q IL
would be a virtual recognition Of Mr. Conover as
Street Commissioner while the Supreme Court had
decided be not.
Mr.. BRAuY thought if the Board chose to receive A
communication from Mr.. COnoyer, and that gentleman
signed himself Street Commissioner, such course
wouli not invest i'm with title to the office; neither
did il show thst the Board recognized him "a Street
Comms ,iOner.
Mr. DUNs moved to lay the whole matter upon the
table which was carried. Yeas II; nays, B.
Aresouton was adopted directing the Third svenue
Railroad Company TO run their cars to Eighty-sixth
street as often as they are to Sxtyffth street
The Board then adjourned to Monday.