New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

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.hoad e: Il thrsp are hse cheap dSs And heap
swyrrs Better pay MN or dol aLs ve .san Lave
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& 9as The 90 ntrse. ibo-a who have Ofeed 70
and 70 s. he'd .w aud a., and 80 abs one
,nd 70. many seemed 20 stand sss a. s"n0yeSs
rsie. When "sy th sl he has espoed' keep he own
70, INTO mi. morire Mye ana you vi ;te: tho p
hare. sify Of .norro frauds hey hay" :. given
building he r'e got asi, TOE e no
i.t,por, ooh isue for Cono,er- p-on r'rm bids
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10 conclusion th would LAY 10 yos and chasenss me
q, establish anything aeans, either disbon"" d.hou
orabe The abol; my o'erdn~me my saary hS.i
noee tina; mistake W. ct.fed Is .oon rs SOY,
end did no; visit the tOrsS'ion oun-"l o. ne,
much to me- IA my a., a. son . ~ nan va DIS,
rec'd snd the aonry paid b..s which had
then become ranno. nip thinking t~i t be-, of
nay aI '.,ft VIM h ~ - 80 mr. avS M, 49, dsr
mHh' nor the REQ -, I" pay %" Dor rS - s useh
s,pp, msi s[y poc'"dinscond hsys made b"n
occ1p,ns worthless. spsc" poN book are 'orosfn wit
thai they are proof against ,er pceeeding' sd
fimsy rhsrse Of purrhssne the office hold nhn
e.. EsI note. sa IN the Bowry Bsnt we. %a he
simply the bank had suspended and the notes sswe
the DEPOSITS could b. achcd bat remained there oked
by the l.n.on have altered document paper
in my Office have sought 10 pocket penny
penny honestly due from the roc bet belonged defy my
btee, and most Gnprnped accgser. either in public
raous place their finger upon single act of niue con
'.teni with honor and rectqd and am ready for tbs
When this Street Commissioner controversy shall he ended
.6s then give yon f sccoun, Of my Stewardship which sm
confident Will satisfy the REASONABLE expectations oil my fellow
that eminent publ obi y @ S TSSu M c5noyr has 81.
rounded himself Il IONS used and well KILLED in ha, school
away from It. own dons 1t knows well how to trump
Up charges Of ad aesins; those who stand in It's way to pse'
Nv habit. AID educ",on unit me- ir cont
yersy Ike which thrust upon but shall not avoid H.
been silent, .hs remain lonser 1s pres. which
h shown ne no mercy OF hi. do complain The press
though sometime. .cycIe in the ons run generally night and
one the they shall be made definite against
whch her enee, had temporarily crushed her, in their unprn
"Ped crusade 1 . me- pr pIi ss. Samu,,on,
Nsp York, Jan. q, 1853.
Petitions Rctcryed-Of Bryan McCah and others,
10 have Cty-Hall built in Madison Square; of Geo.
s. Drew, for permission 10 regulate and grade Second
avenue in front Of his grounds; OF Nm. j. Post and
others for the passage Of an ordinance TO compel the
Eighth avenue Railroad Company To run their cars 10
Fiity-ninh street; OF y. Niles and Others to allow
country produce to be sold at the intersection OF Sixth
avenue and Broadway without charge to persons &C.
cupying the said stand.
TAXING CITY RaiiToad Cars.-Ald. Al ANS offered
q preamble and resolution that be- referred 10 the
Committee Railroads 10 inquire into and report
upon the subject of compelling city railroad COM
panies to pay license for cars, and to Fix the rate o.
license for each said license not to be less than So per
car-which was adopted.
DOck MaStcrs.-The Committee ON Ordinances re-
ported ordinance in iaver of reestablishing the
office Of Dock Masters, and that the Dock Masters be
appointed by the Mayor, with of the Board of
Aldermen.
Aid. DAVIS presented n minority report, 10 the
effect that the new Police law repealed the power of
the Common Council to appoint Dock Masters.
Both papers were laid over under the rule.
TIE Battery Enlorgemcn,.-A communcat ion was
received from Richard Busted, Counsel TO the Cor
poration. in answer 10 resolution respecting the
commencement of proceedings for damages against
Henry Concklin, the contractor for the work OF en-
largng the Battery. The Counsel recommends that
the contract first be- given to other parties that he
NAV better get al an estimate of the damage incurred
through the contractors neglect. On obtaining an
idea OF the damage, he will then commence n suit
He also recommends the passage VI an ordinance
which he inclosed.
The papers were referred 10 Committee.
The Board adjourned 10 Monday.