New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

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po... Broadway sha the er-eeias streets tai
Whi. v. . snoxted.- tbs; ms.-r Of ,h. a..oc,t u.
r,v- ,pstera nett from the lnproy,mes made we
t I'D ,hs: upon wdeS psvemen, mi1re IA. r.p.
-caiav.. f sos the city every oouaiy IL the
prvn of tgsnsen, ,istos receive leir oay i, s..sn
of Ss-.Yor, FROM BrosA.sy snd they snt ,ou
hose ci:y A Wal stre-i TO o.; hnsncs 80 Is Broadway to
o.. ..ni,s-y sd iocA rpctAscn.
aud that In Carrying them CT the who- city will u,t-Ay
bensft.d Hhil. uonc car p..s, Be injor. respectful;
and your Tec-ioneo vi ever pIsy'
From property owners TO have East Twenty ninth
street. between First and Second avenues put in
proter repair. To Committee on Streets.
Peso,nfions-To cause Eighth avenue to be tagged
where Il is cot now tagged from Thirteenth 70 Twen
ty.th:rd street. To Committee on Streets. To have
the uortb side Of Cana street tagged snere i; is not
tagged To came Committee. To direct the Corpo-
ration Council 70 take the necessary egA proceedings
TO compel TIE Harlem Railroad Company to comply
with the resolution Of the Common Council Of 1851
proh;b biting the Company from running locomotives
below Forysecond street. To Committee on Rsil-
roads.
Re,.o-ts.-Of Committee on Law, in favor Of pro
vdirg security for the purpose Of sppsslpg to the
Supreme Court of the United States in the case Of
Ramon ct a.. ag.. the Mayor, &c, in which judg.
$50 900 fer Infringement Of plaintiffs patent for the
construction OF the interior works of 6re-eng:nes
Adopted of Committee on Sewers in favor OF build.
pp receiving basin and cuvert at the corner of X
and Roosevelt streets. Adopted-Of Polcs CON-
mi.tee in favor of paying bill of DIR. s. Abrahas for
medical services. Adopted.
Tie Croton Aqlcdtct Depd,tmert-Ths report OF
the Committee on the subject of reorgani2ng the
CrotoD Aoueduct Department was taken up.
Mr.. BrSoE moved to refer it back to the Com
mttee tie grounds Of the importance of the sub
iect and thai some of tie Committee wished to have
il Under sjvsemert short time longer.
Mr.. ARcyLARIUs said the Croton Board were now
would not 10 cent back The report shouid he octed
on INN edstely. II the report was recommitted. it
would re the means of keeping large number OF
workingmen cut of employment.
Mr.. BRADY s.s, opposed the recommittal Of the re-
port. and the motion to refer back was lost.
Tire ordinance was read, and few amendments
were made after which it was adopted a. amended.
resolution wa taker up to appropriate 500 to
delay the expenses of the Indian Veterans Of the Six
Nations of 1879, who csms TO this city to attend q
Convention Of Veterans.
Severa! members opposed paying the same, saying
they were 60 old foges," &c.
Mr. BRADY was astonished that any American heart
could utter such sentiments. These gentlemen, who
had sacfced their lives TO procure the liberties which
We now enjoy, come begging to us, and they are
called "Od fogies.' The trouble is there is no
champagne 70 be cpened il this money appropriated
10 sleigh rides. no rides in carriages, &c.
Mr. GENT objected to these Old claims being pre-
sented to the city The gentlemen should have applied
70 Congress.
The resolution was finally laid upon the table.
TIE Board concurred to appropriate - 900 to ID. L.
Nalent me- compensation for ms abors IN getting up
Valentine Manual for 1853.
The Boaid then adjourned.