New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-01

and himself absent ,.,;,.. -. H., .,;,~ ~,
haa,iv He supposed, If the paper was sdop,ed 70
o;oh, !, would Immediately b. signed by the Mayor
ard become a law. Some OF ne mehoers, no, espol%
&c ,bs question UP, had not time 10 examine u.
Ala NcSpEpos spoke in favor OF the paper b. ne
.5ant,d' II il was right, and he thought !; was no
bored 20 sec Il adopted, even ! u was 20. ~. n'gh.
Of meeting. The question had oesn t' ,hs, 49,
aud gentleman in the lobby had paid Tor 'se'n' ~
had st,d what such festivities meant, and was n"i
Il was the bones of Trinity irnny Snaaen snowsJ
hox ,fs thew cared for the dead when they removed
~ homes where the new building now stands The
Church did not care for or respect the bones 9, 10
dsad and he thought the Common touheh stouu nos
". l.a from this measure of improvement ~ ia-'
s,mnstbv He hoped the lobby agent, 80 tusy nero
nlght and vrepsrng 20 give his adheren,s a ht sup
ner would be disappointed in hrs motives: Hsao.I7
had been told if they did not do certain tnnss ~"
n;cbt thew would BE- indicted. he hops tcs n"a'u
would show that they cared no. for such thr.ss' "
'Uf Avs also Denounced Lobby influence, ana
blamed AID Hoffmire. the Chairman, Tor i"es"g np
the papers ami declining 10 act IN the uA"si' ~"
o,.n;n, in his opinion. wa highly necessary -
Ala R,yTA said he had noticed great deal OF e.
convenience resulting from the want Oh albany 49,
being extended. He thought The CoinhA,,te " -
Rcar 10 blame in NOT making report on inc ea0sc1.
AID JscKsoS OF the impression thas sa@cr ~
number of propertyowners had not petiuoues or ING
opening and be did not know that the psres otpe'ee
bsd been notified to appear before the CcmmI'tee.
Ala RIrSr said he had presented more han aears-
load of petitions against the EXTENSION ane OF h'eo
nearly three fourths were from property-owns'n u
the immediate vicinity Of the proposed epeniag. -
AID. STEERS spoke IN favor OF the opening auo
hoped the paper would BE- passed in defiance o. me
threats, il any had been made -. -.
AID. WILSON moved to postpone the subject. Lost.
Aid. HEkLY moved the main question, ~hich was
carried by l6 to O. and the vote was coneured 10 ny
YE1s~corwa, H.r; Ms.y c.nsy ASAn,, gsrss 9 u.
fhs Steers. Mcconnell Monaghan, Cea"r, 'sentps' NC
sp.dou and MeConkey u. -
YEc Tar Lery.--The Tax levy, ~ AMENDED 90
TUESDAY, night. came up and was read.
Aid ADAMS moved that the appropriation or
s,0 Geo for the Tenth Ward Station House. be struck
ont as there was need Of a new one Ia" y,ouHe
was wanted for the purpose OF a County jail AoNon
lost by Il TO 3. -.
Ala McSprpox moved to add si9, $50 fos steam tro
engines Carried. He then stated that eg -! besn
handed memorandum and estimate from .as ~
ment of Streets and Lamps. The approtr o,.on ne
was told was deficient. lie moved W lnserssso''"
instead of $3l, 000 which was ca ned. ,,-..Ll -.
The report was then put and concur1@ IN ny I" 'o'o
Of Is to B. AID Blunt, Tucker aud owens ID 1no
Clmw;ssioners of D,,ds.-Ald. McCosKtr novel
70 appinta Conference Committee TO meet . N""-
mt;ee of the CouncllDen IN relation 70 sne espoo'-
ment of Commissioners OF Deeds.
Aid. FuLLnER opposed il, and thought me Coan-
lmen shoud have coucurred with the report nj thls
Board. After debate the matter was withdraw
tn, Washington MARKET Mattcr.-Ald AoAss sad
he was of Committee to nvSsugass .ns In"Se
of Mr.. Reilly in relation TO the Wasa'pgtoh nahss
and had found that said charges we. gfNuno-
iero. There was nothing in them as the oteT nv -
bers of the Committee, be thought, wowa os"r pa"
out.
Aid. DRAKE coucuned in this, and denounced ne
complaint mnde by Reilly as fabrication Intended
for black mail.
ON motion the subject was laid over inde6srsy.
Communication from Charles Deriin.-A 60 mmuni-
cation was received from Charles Devbn, ia aaswer 20
Mr. Busteeds letter in which he holds that be sup
posed that when the Common Council passsd an
ordinance recognizing the Street Department, the
S. OO0 and he OF the impression that Mr.. Baseed
20 understood in not making objections TO the cut
This was ordered printed. .txA
AID HARRIS offered q resolution 10 refund Charles
II lin 81, 800 and his Deputy 81 100, amounts re-
I'd in error to the Controller for salaries. This was
Jared out of order and laid over.
Police Clerk Conp,nton-The Board adop.eds reso-
luton to meet the Mayor in Convention this evening,
and appoint another police clerk.
Closing Cere1onses-A resolution rendering TIE
thanks Of the Board TO the President and CLERKS was
adopted.
The President addressed the members in a nea
speech, returning warm thanks for their eqs recsi
beai ING toward him during the year.
A committee was appointed to wait on the Council
men, and inform them that the Board was prepared 10
adjourn. The committee reported that comm tso
of the Councilmen would wait upon this Board Nina
diatey.
| The minutes were read and approved.
The COuuncilmen = COMMITTEES arrived, and CouRa.
man HENRY SMITH informed the Presden. that the
Board had nothing TO communicate anu would adjourn
at 10 o'clock.
On motion the Board then adjourned siDs ..,e.