New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or COUNCUMEN.

TUESDAY, Feb. B.-thARLLs IL. hAsNfLi' c~i'
President in the ohsir.
of this citv for gran, OF land 10 erect suitable bo-
ings 10 accommodate toe orphans under ther charE'
Rsil ned % Committee on Lands and Places oi -
av-erce fa- permission q elevate water on Murray
Uju To Commtts.. on Crot0n Aqueduc,. Ot VI.
Richard and others, for l. Sewer IN Avenue A. D-t"ceh
Second and Third streets. To Comulhtee on sewers.
OF VIM h. Townsend and Others, residents of staten
Island for q ferry slip a. the Battery. 10 committee
or royrias Of nrop.r1y owners on Firth avenue,
asking the resolution for retaining wall IN tin avenue
70 be rescinded. To Committee on Roads oi grsla-
aies of the NewYork Institution for the Mind ASKING
the Common Council 10 meIRor 81 re The Legislature
with view OF showinets necessity OF the sdop91 Q,
aome nesns by which the graduates may be enso!eI
70 support themselves and their families the BOARD oil
Directors of the Institution having recently aoopt1
resolution for the expulsion OF all aonit5 alteI t
of Nav next resolution To grant the request was
adoptcd. OF Geo. McCrath and John 1. Gay, gaze
keepers OF the public yard in Ludlow street. tor re-
munerstiOn for services rendered. 10 Iouiul1eee VI
Salaries ard Otices. :. . -.
eypend slj0in repairs 70 Engine Co No. ol keiefred
70 Committee of Fire Department. -,
To appropriate $500 for the henes. OF the NeW'lorN
Volunteers. 10 Committee on Finance.
Mr. GENET offered the following:
b,,a The L-E-ls.ure ia lat session pasd en- at er-
ed the Ms:pa Police Act ard a. acts 81 sd ~ as wsf wf
SYoIs n,,ns upon thu increased ars' tor n. ppo& & & ..
Ad POLE ,t ~ bs sp1sI so government Of the city
bsn vs.. dved m IN ouer poLce a. much less eHpend
LED That be Co1nse Corpo-son be 70 me
5rsze the Legislature behalf Of the citizens Of
p.ase Of an vt re- sbshin, the ioier Municipal Police
Mr. Cross opposed the passage OF the resolution.
He said he did not do political grounds ol' ne
thought the Police should have iair tna!. Hasty
changes were productive of no good, and were detF-
mental to public interests
PoDtrs iron, the Board Of A!der"fn.-lhe b9Ara
.E..~sg I
send relnopsirance TO the leshlature against the
passage Of bill giving the Harlem Railroad Company
the privilege Of using steam below F0rty'secoro
street also in the resolution requesting the Legsa-
ture 70 pnss an act 10 authorize the Mayor ana
Coumc Council 10 appoint Gas Inspector.
Mr. CFoss gave notice of his intention To nave to
amend the rules OF the Board that any OF the var
ous Standing COMMITTEES could be increased Ill num-
Der Ly :. majority vote OF the Board.
The following Communication was received from his
Honor the Mayor:
To me- Hoao,obie ne Common CoHfA ,,.e.,.
trA1LgMr, II appears the published p'oceedinss Of te
tkat evs bs have been introduced In thai honor
able tOdy which Il they should become lave viii materially Al
While Do nos deem il necessary this time TO state
Oh aneh, 10 b. AEON d in the T~s.sse Of thse bills or
any yet believe ls hey are al urged BY Interested
en and son Of the aas Of tn. et they should not De
allowed pa. the Lsatu without the attention Of the Com
Council beng called by oicisly thereto.
The Common Council have better opportunity Of judging OF
& or s Tfy sS .Hi iPps pdo % not !5s abe
memorial 81 Council in opposition their imu4di
psssase only respectful reception bu,
your objections thereto viii BE- admitted BY that
honorable body
would hereiorr recommend the Counsel the corpo.
directed pare proper memorial against the
bills purely local character respects this city
whou. the application for the assent OF the Common Council
- the same unless substantial public should determine
| Otherwise. DANIEL T. TIEMANN.
Sfa yoi's OGce SewYork, Feb o. 1853.
The communication was referred to the Committee
| on the Law Department.
Tile Tar Lery for lS5S.-Ths matter came up and
| all the amendments made by the Board of Aldermen
were concuIred in except the items of printing, real
tate and the Tenth Ward Gtion-House, which the
Board resolved should stand they were before the
levy went into the Board of Aldermen.
Adjourned 10 Friday evening.