New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

tie bark Carrisy, from Trinidad, were laid over.
After other business, the Board adjourned to
Wednesday.
BOARD OF COCNCILMEN.
The Board held regular meeting Yesterday alter
noon, Mr. CHARLES II. HAswELL, President, in the
chair.
Pcso,utoas.-To direct the Chief Engineer to return
the apparatus to Hose Company No Is until the
Company If finally disbanded. Adopted. To request
the Street Commissioner to inform the Board by what
authority he has allowed two-story building to he
erected on the pier at the foot of Watts street,
North River Adopted.
The IVaV,amsburgh Ftrry.-By Mr.. Frazer:
Reoed That the Counsel to the Corporation be requested
t. P F. what e@oany s eas the Common Council
ordering the advertising of the lease OF Peck slip for
ferry. permitted to unargucd by default Adopted
BY Mr.. DUNs:
Whereas roads Of the city condition unfit for safe
s and to leave se sSs WIN 1 y Sns sav On "
present be reairod and ,ssr,a. the appropriation for Roads
1873 socted 10 only $4,000 the s3I sas which
arresrsges 49, leaving but the small balance Of $4,000 aud
which has already been expended by the present street oon
Reed That the of $4,000 be appropriated for the
ed In The tax-levy for 1859. Referred.
Steam on Fourth Arenue-Mr. BRADY offered the
following:
Whereas An injunction issuing fom the Court Of Common
Pleas has been se,Ssd upon the D I'D c sGad 3
Board restraining action the part of sai PARTIES hereto
fore named, until argument thereon viz: the 2 inst and
tvc department of Government as having Become the
Instrument in the hands Of party ana oas.d Of
obtaining delays in Legislative action and without due weight
Of The reasons rt.eI'ed for an,nE the same are allowed y
Reosd the Corporation be requested 10
appear and tine order the Court at The time appointed
OF at earlier period b. within his powc and that
said Counsel have the injunction removed forthwith
Mr.. ARcuL.RIus contended that this was Insult
to the intelligence Of the Board it was an insult to
their constituents. He had not read the reports OF the
Committees this subject, and until he should hear
the merits of the question he was unable to say how
he would vote.
Mr. GENET condemned the manner In which in
functions granted. Instead Of examining al the
papers relating to the subject, the Judges took the
facts for granted and ordered the injunction.
Mr.. Cross did not believe in members speaking dis
respectfully Of the Courts Of Justice.
Mr.. BRADY said that when the Judges 50 far forgot
themselves az not to know how to discharge their
duty thew ought to be brought into disrepute. The
Street Commissioner faculties and the njunctons
attending them ought to be sufficient lesson to all
Judges.
Beside this great deal of indignation was ex-
pressed against the action Of the Court IN this natter
and the resolutions were finally adopted
Mr.. DuNs offered resolution directing the City
Inspector to deliver to the Commissioners Of the Cen
tral Park such street manure as they may require
from the dumping boards on the North River.
The following important communication from the
Street Commissioner was presented:
STREET COMMISSIONERS OrrIcE,
YORK, Sept q, 1885,
To he Honorable the Common Council:
submit herewith statement Of the amount, collected ey
tle su ~ ~ sne ,t ,s anr;s ~ tim of .nic- oil
fp II IL, =, canc,or ~ Assessnan,. WI from Janu.
AIRY isG b p, , he Ch,mbcran can be acertaned
- 49, ~,d g., m. D.ns A. the time Of my ap
uy "a" 49,, -, ~. os;cr Of street Commssiorcr.
ii s,,c, tom srh statement TIA. the total
such drc.ney l02 90 deficiencies 20 The amount o
s2a2 81 hsyius been by the thorough
ion Of The sccoun,s of the Bureau during office
Nj Taylor which caused be made since the report Of
Mr. Henry seheaen late Collector Of a',s:sinen'' u1
ri.ted by me 20 the Common Council, june TO- 1893
This additional deficiency principally Ia the a..ssm.
Tar the Bon.ry extension which embraced IL the
deficiencies payments the Chamberlain hsyns b-
confined confirmed since May !, 1891 except
The original entries the RECEIPT OF moneys By ne psly
Collectors appear have been made IN the D0oss
densers. Other books termed Return BOOKS "ns t returns
made the COLLECTOR py VI
received by them. - . -, .
Ky comparison OF these BOOKS ana iO rrcsii'S y -
Collector for moneys paid 10 nm oy p-Iu,y
with the receipts gwen by the Chsmo'r:in ioi pau
the Treasury BY the Collector the deciencir On Inv sees
assessment lists have been asc' rlsin'u'
The Condenscrs O. McssIs sh-f"VNu anu bio,y 'n'
south ives; and noh-ea AUG hol-"e ri,.
by Deputies Lbby and Oakley taken away ioie rf
removal iron once th probable tn"' s'.s
ara YES .otas uenc.sns VIZ - u =;
s, hs-p.s II. h p"s h 'J =. o.. -. NV
o. ~ bs R.cs;u taots for m,nic. ns;d 70 ha
w. y ~ - a. ,,.,i ~, ..,.;r.
f'a :, ~. - "a - ~ - ~ ~ is..,, /. !. -, -
S,sP i 49,, =, ~ cn,,,b v u.nu,, Sh.TxcoS . :; .
Isr.ar Jaw w w. - ~
1gs condenser Mr. Sherwood fur s.e..n-u other hsn the
,nb u.s., dv;or ~ ~ cu~sl pk sLoyr ha. ~ b. 70
ceivea 8 OIs 80 more than the which he
for ha; division Of the CrntTsi Park items the sneut II