New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

The Board held regular meeting yesterday after
noOn CnARLEs Ii. HASwELL, President, in the
Chair.
Location efa Yel'or-Joek Hospita.-By the PREsI-
DIsI:
Rsosed That Select Committee of Three be appointed TO
consider subject the location Of yellow Hospital
H. the Lower bay Of this Harbcr and that they report their
view: thereon as early ss may be practicable
TIE CIV Hal Rcpa,rs.--The report of the Special
Committee of the Board of Aldermen, on the Mayors
message relative to repairing the CITY fiau, was re-
>eived laid over aud ordered TO be printed.
The report of the Committee OF the Board OF Alder
men on Fire Department, confirming decisions OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners, was referred to the
Committee on Fire Department.
A resolution received from the Aldermen, en-
powerng the Chief Engineer To restore Engine Co.
No. 10, pending the decision of the Supreme Court 1t
was concurred IN
A resolution was received from the Board of Alder
men, authorizing the Street Commissioners to adver-
sc for plans for the construction Of public urnals on
piers and other public places, and appropriatng S2oo
for plsns. II was laid over.
An invitation was received requesting the attend
Of the Common Council at the regatta Of the Em-
pire City Regatta Club, at Conrads ON the 10th inst
Rs.o,ssd hs. the several executive departments pue
of the Corporation be directed pubed
az s1reS I, 10 b. pSSSSS BY Law under tSif dssS Provided
that 20 be paid for such service shall no, exceed
the regular advertising rates Of said paper. Adopted
The Street Commissioner recommended an appro-
prisbon of g. 500 for the purpose Of building look
out at the Jefferson Market Bell'Tower, which was
allowed.
Bills being presented for expenses incurred at Coun-
Gilman Judson's funeral,
Mr. CRoss asked if il was procession OF celebra-
iion.
Tire PRrsipEsr said il was neither for process
sion, celebration nor entertainment.
The bills were passed by fifteen affirmative votes,
Mr.. Cross protesting that eighteen votes were re-
quircd
humber Of bills Of similar nature were presented
for expenses of AID. Murray's funeral
Mr. Cxoss stated that the bills for AID Murray's
funeral amounted 10 $50, while Ad Gregorys funeral
was bu, $ss. He designated the former political
ovation for "Old Tammany."
Nj. CoRsKLL objected TO the bringing up in this
matter the political ovatons by Mr. Cross "Was i
because member Of his Mr. Cross = political pre-
objections had not had the advantage OF g funeral :
The implication Of Mr.. Cross i thai the members of
this board have made money from the funeral Of a
g. brother member"
Mr.. Cross denied the assertion,
Mr.. GfSkr asked Il there wss sn>,bin, ..i3 sb,,,
gloves. o ~
Mr.. CRoSs observed that he hs5 .,,ara, c,,
funerals, ard had received three pairs Of cloyc Js
reason ct that was, that one member had ,sksn ,vo
pairs. Laughter. ''A'" wv
Mf. ARcULARIUs thought Mr.. Cr,,ss ,ves l;syr.c, i,
.he Board. He was satisfied that there was no mn
Der ~ this community who would listen to his rrmn,
to institute comparison between the number oi pcr
sons attending the funerals feel disyraccd 10 III
WIN man who cnn so far forget his duty 10 bis
constituents :" " Us
Nj. Cross asked Why /, was this, s7SD WIRE taken
on VI the City Treasury pay the funeral expen s
Of Murray and $s25 fo- t'regc-ys s. He was leading
nsa o. isnmsny-a man Of considerable influence In