New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MONDAY, May lO.-C. II. H.swELL, President, in
the chair.
petition was received from James O'Rtilly rela-
tive TO sale of stands, &C., OF West sshDgton MAR
ket Referred to select Committee.
Resolutions-To direct the Street Commissioner 10
remeye all membranes fro the wharyes and piers
Of the city where they remain without PERMISSION Vi
the Common Council. Adopted.
Mr. BIcKroKD submitted resolution requesting
the Street Commissioner TO inform the Board what
streets have been ordered to be opened, wideneo or
extended and which have not as yet Deeh 50 oPonoI
or altered: what contracts have been made IN any Vi
the bureaus Ct his De psment that have not yet Deh
eIteres upop and what if any, have been legally for
feited.
Repor,-Of Committee on Police IN favor .. pay,
iuPAbi of DIR. Linson; adopted. Or COMMITTEE on
Railroads in favor of the Harlem Railroad Co running
small cars TO Forty second street az often as lhoy arc
run to Twenty. seventh street sdopted. ,. ~, o,.
Mr. GENET presented remonstrance from 10 c :n
ze1s of the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards, Opposing
the proposed removal of the Seventh Judicial Court.
roc N from Eighty sixth street to Foryiourh street.
Referred to Committee on Repairs and SupPhes;
Tie Turk.-The communication from tne M i!;nI
submitting correspondence relation to the reception
Of Mahommed Pasha and suite, was referred to the
Committee on the reception OF that indiVldua''
Celebration of the Fourth Of July.-The resolution
to appoint Committee and appropriate oianA saa
for the celebration of the coming national oir'nu"J
was brought up. ooo l.. ,,,,o, N.
Mr.. GALPIS moved TO insert s1,oVo " '0''' Wv
expenses. .. .. ha in,
Mr. CRos, said he would like the matter TO De IN
qured into first He had heard that those VINO iui
nished the fireworks tor the city had offered 10 10
for nothing, for il acted as caro- lor 'He"'' "N
brought the custom of the smaller cites. con.
Mr. DrYS said he bad been member oil tns' 800 Ia
mttee for the pact two years and he mao he'e' "'"
OF such an offer. ..;. .ha
Mr.. BRADY had no objections to apRropra.is ".
money and letting il 20 through. Inc gentien 10 u
should be appointed committee to inVesueeo u ~
matter. 1t was nsuar that party wouiu " wbil
20 give $1,000 worth of fireworks for GaIa, ,bst
there were but two or three cities III TUG
furnished their Cwn fireworks . NJ c.o.s v-shed
Mr. CORNELL wanted to know if MI Cr0-s , msne
to limit the celebration to the firing on OF &c"
candles and box or two OF hre-crscSerr; 80 Commit.
Mr.. GESET-NO; be would nave lnc . ''"'
Mr. FRAzrR thought s. Oo0 not enough. IN. va" ns
the greatest CITY on tie continent ana uee'u I
tbe srsstes, IN the universe. $lOW 900 would not DE
too much and ne moved to ainenu '"a' INV
be Inserted. ~, ,or,b
Tba nrss,;or was taken on the smallest sum NE
"a 1Oo ard lost by a vote Of to L. Inc flOvOo
amendmeLt was then withdrawn, anu 'ne VIZ ,ba
required ON the proposal to iDsert :, wv ~ wy
vote wac berg taken Mr.. JrDsos sad u ~a,snd.
d-n if they don't appropriate Cent
II ent was accepted. ,.,,art that the
Cc,',,s Ia couno..G of five instead oil tnree h'oui
I,. wii,b uss adopted; and the question GslnS
taken { n the resolution as amenueu' ""'
,dopted. 40 p,a.;asn. IN
Mr.. Cos called the attention y. .e ,rs,,sr yots
| TIE rule II IL. Board requiring tu,e.
Of n the men bers 10 pass the apPtoP iJ al and
To prTs,nt.r decided the point wen rslsed anu
declared toe r, solution Lost, only 10 mso ma ,S
y,t.d fer IL Ia. vote wss then rec''s ~" Wv
| usttsr LAID rron the taoe'
Aejou osd 70 THURSDAY