New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Aew!l1ork Daily Tribune.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Mr. JoHs CLa>oY, President IN the chair. A qlo-
ruu Vrc-ett.
ting -.ri.- cf re-out'ns adopted blythe Police Com
,.-..rs iuViurg Proposals t.r repairs to fifteen or
a'x.,t -'sricl-houses, ard fr leasing buildings for
oder s.ati,n. cu-e-. Orcr'" printed ana referred.
J.rrs.--}r. Al tN> ,derel "a resolution request
irt 'le C.ir,urr Counsel 20 report 70 tits B1ari
ri i-tl.r t.o Conn .siouers of tie Sinking Fond are
,ltL.riz.d by Wv {" advertise ana lease al auction
any i,uy Hauclise, Zip ~ pier without the prev
o,r.att If the Common C'uici. Adopted
7yr LerI,r BargaIa.-Mr. TUCKER offered pre-
auIb. and resolution in regard ~ the Lowber july
uert quoting ie-olCtious adopted by the Common
Council Aug ~ lSJ1 directing the counsel to in>tl-
tuie urocreaI o enforce the payment OF the execu
ION Iv tire Controller, that tie counsel report to
'tlis Board Wy lie dld not comply with said resou-
tiuns.
ltors was that the Controller had refused 70 draw his
warrant for the payment oi the claim and because The
Counsel to tie Cooperation Lad neg.e ted 10 do his
dutv Tie Counsel should have unanianused the
Controller. ard have him show cause. The Controller
was justified IN his course, and was ready 70 show
cause. i due to the citizens to see how the Co.
stood and who was to blame.
Mr. McSPEDoN said be was at special meeting
the sinking FUND at o'clock this morning, and the
uIiect was up tOr cOusideratOn II was 10 time n0w
10 Herdainus the ContrCl,r. There a plan in
Ir,ar,s by which lie thought the Judgment could be
settled 10y the sinking iuud aud There was no nee =
sty for passing the resolutions There would be no
sale of city property
Sir. TrckEK couiended that there was no other way
10 ttle Il tan for the Controller % draw hi. wan mt
aud raise money upon the same, and this ne could De"
legally do. 1t proper, however, that the counsel
sDoud require him to show cause. Mr. Busteei
should report wlv he la1 not complied with the res0-
utous Of this Board. VI the Controller had neglected
any thing, there woud be a general complaint here.
He hoped tie solution would be ad1pei, and then
there would De some light thrown ou tie subject.
MrADAMs could see 10. obi ctou to the resolutions,
aud urged their passage. Tic paper by Ii to :, was
finally adopted.
Jo.nt Accou1ts similar TO what has been pdb,shel,
wos laid ou Tie table and ordered printed IN document
form.
Stage Fcyes.-Mr. ADAMS offered preamble and
resolution requesting q Mayorto take measures TO
rut stop To new fy-tcm ct receiving pay IN oIn
tuses ana stages-hy means Of box, watch causes
great delay passengers who frequently have to lide
airst their w. t0 the eui II the route before they
can &c, their change Adopted.
Arm0rB AccomBi0ddi .0as.-A petition was received
from tie officers and private ot tie Eleventh kegi-
mert, Tor amory accomu odetions. Referred to Com
mttce ou markets
4 ,eir Ccasns-Aldeuuan BooLE offered resoll-
tion in reference to the belief that the census Of the
city taken in lsJJ, was m many respects Inaccurate
and that tie number oi the dezcns Wa therein rated
at arumber much below the truth and whereas near
" or quite hall million has been added to the popu-
la on within the past is years, and more correct es-
tin ate il To be- obtained, therefore,
hesoited That i be- iei' Ied . Commute on 90
prepare ordnance o- akrg correct ccs o the 'ity the
are 10 he r,rf,aad by oocp persons wh services
from The inc c shall not exceed % days; the
ssre be- rendered under te supervision ot tr Cry
Inspectors the forms. 20 b. under M advice OF me Com
Refened ,fSi '''''''''
Ga, Lanos.-Mr Honnre presented the following
preamble and resolution:
u71,a, MAJ, of ,c public lamp have been removed rom
the ross end p,cd Ay iauIs having double burners ant
vi eless i. asserted that tie has been doue without
Be'S Tla, the Street report aithc facts
Tie LotrJ(r Boreeig Arqn.-The Committee
tie Controller communication announcing that there
was no apuroprUliur e. satisfy the Loyber Judgment
made "A ltrr rerort r,cuptuUticg the circumstances
of the case ard the action thereon, cnntending that
the Controller haj the power to issue bonds to paw
for tie land ana that he "es Vrono ~ bringing the
suit.
Mir. TrcKrR held that the report although l''5
,rI rinb,rqfe amounted TO nOthiu2, tor u recon-
nordod nothing 10 -cUe toe C,iy lIetsuly nom vac
paws of Lowber They pointed ont no way by Wmch
iue citv could Toe projected. Every person VINO
Knows anything about lie Charter, knew that the
whole thing was Illegal, and could not b. lawfully
uaid tor. Tic Controller was ccnsuret in The COM
M ,es report without cause, or II for cause, that ne
do nat violate is oHt Of Office hy raising money H.
legally The Controller in hs opinion, bad done just
what was night and what should dc. Fur judges
decided once. that be was tight IN the matter two OF
those Judges have gone out of office, aud now Que
jude, decides that tie Controller Is wrong.
MIR. McSpKb0N said NO one wanted the Control
ler 10 sign Warmth hc had no money IN the trea,-
ary: but the Controller wHe wrong ln mol r'cohneh'-
e.
tle absence of hs cauy,uc ont tie nstructonS oi O
Co,rtr,r gcUncii .he Controller was wrJug. lie
rght have raised tie money, tlt pcrenpt"riy re-
f,sad f. DO So. The Controller can nov raise the
,n,urv hy issuing reyeuac bonds, Tor The execution
co,,pe,led .nme immedia;o measures for payment.
Mr.. McSpedou Guoitd from Judge Il lsra'ans oPin-
ian 10 show that the C0nT Der va, wr.tS
md the Cmainou Council right. The Con-
tIol,r had put tie city TO the expense oi s-1l"o'
interest D. not complying with the resolution ol the
Common Council. TIE report presented to-hishl, -ie
,outcrded gave a fall ard far l tory "t ile case
The people petitioned IN paper sifned by l'V'V"r
more fui a uaI ket. te paitoi Tire city wheien the
land Is located ard The pr pcry purchased was ~
rate as low ary property Of the KIND ]" lhe cry.
The Committee did east any more Gems ire OF the
Couirolr than the Judge I'D in his opinion,.or amy
more than be deserve cd 10 setting up h opposition to
'hc Common COunci.
Ali. DAyI, spoke m favor oi the action of the Con-
troIer AID referred 20 the distractions IN the way,
preventing him f.oin raising the money. the report
made uu recommendations Us 20 tie manner u di,p"s'
iIg ui these oh,tTucIIOus
AID. TcokEH moved EefyleIc. Of the paper bach
10 ne Committee.
AID. McSpEDoS urged its adoption ard, after fur
tlrr t,ate. it wa, adopted Is vote Of 20 o:
YEAS-Ncsfs Clancy Ho1uifc. s.eyens Ia0llry, Adams
Lyois Buar bradley, aud hcSP,tou
EsYS-Mc-sr- Taefer, starr, Rcd, Wim''' O"en' aiH
Davis.
Tie Board edjouired 70 Thursday.
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