New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

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Iu,-d Say urn Li' - u'i 2 with pain and re-
,ret Itav. csr,iuy oi, h. statn and B. Law.
Of IT, State Womsn's ri al and male N.Y. tally -
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a. Of liz. ae- VII. PECULIAR 70 WON'T II spTIs with
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md ,nab 70 fil ~ glorious .hf. Tr much pai.r can
NOT Dr.. Marion SIM lis olnd~r sho BITS nc
hish-'tl rv..sr si with nsity -hk- eeNouoh - 7Y
Lg rh as. II ,udenng. The Gentlemen W. ha's a.
,mtd The - ia cob 'cr' and the aas: "nS s 10y
u "a h1c,y the hsh - Asute-- for th- hiey 81
te. tru,t TIE Cnoa Council annually Apply 20 ne L-ssa
for lcsSs 20 certin r'n OF ne NY a. W
talo- .aeL vii uncou tidy Dc sFlaed eirns me
pies, n. a.,. u. .hal i-ls t- Cnmo1 CoTc 20 mae
10 Ike STAT. Wo ho.Pi,. donr1n, 0. deS,e any oae
e nodr coub in a. aaoaut b>.e upon IL ryAsi -
b. afforded v would Otherwise b charge upon
he pubic lnfy sL.l :, Ef4IJ sPe,%v. Of 4
Mayors Ifoc heb. -, lsjS DANIEL 8 TlEMANN.
c.iyd from the Mayor transmitting comm mic .tlon
fr, m the Pilot Comm s-ioners relative 10 the npera-
tive Gee. FOR action 10 Dc mater OF repairing the
tiers beoDgi t. the city. The Pilot ComnIs;oGer'
ca the sht 10 g., u the premises oIuefeo ~ oe
printed.
1 Military Laading-Another message from the
Mayor transmitted commur alton from A lJd,ant-
Gen. Mcdowell, under The instructions q Lient-'en'
Scot IN relai lob 20 a military landing AZ toe Ba't'ry
aud plan tor he same. Referred 70 the COMMITTEE
on Lands ard Places.
Tn,,y,g1Itv in COatr1c's-A communication was
received from the Controller o2Jectng TO paying money
DO 80 NJ ayla Az
L issorer with Mr.. Pettigrew, iJr regulating ana
grading Third avenue from Eighy--iXh 70 One'huh
dr.d-aId-tenth street, the ground thst II never
was confirm ed by the Common Council. az me IA"
:, ouires all such contra It's should be. NJ PsttgreW
was not the lowest bidder by some Sl2,OOO put was
Uext lowest The Controller, therefore, furthet oo
j,cts 70 the award, contendDg that shen the lo"e-V
bidd-r failed 10 take the job il should have been re-
advertised and sgain offered d competition. Inc
amount of The ccntrac Sjl 3l6 -, and that OF A. e.
Frous the lowest biider, 1Oul haze amounted 70
bu, s3s 81 o. The bids ranged rom this anountto
sIlIOS2 10 The later was made by Charles Deylln.
Tie paper wac REFERRED.
TtfS Tvrk;sf Admiral.-The resolution from the
Councimen appropriate 81 600 Tor the reception OF
R,sr Admiral Mshoned Pashs came up ;or action.
Ald BooLE urged it, passage.
Aid. TICKER opposed L a. ridiculous. There never
was such hospitality offered any other Admiral. ms
was evidently sAip-ouilding spe u.atlon, ana ne
ho ped the ipluiders or those who et interested
would receive tie Admiral OF their own account, ehu
Pot want The city 20 stand the expense. The sum Of
$50 was all hat the Committee required, even in
case OF reception. he moved TO ameod by insert
lug 500, when was carried. lLe resolution was
then put and lost for want Of constitutional vote
ii to-.
motion vas made by Aid. BRADLEY TO reconsider.
Also los-.
Aldermen as NaPistrdfeS.-A communication was
received from Peter 2. Sweeny, District Attorney, IN
answer 20 n resolution Of the Board, defining the
covers OF Aldermen in the capacity Of police magls
tates The opinion states that the Aldermen nave
the right and power 70 act magistrates ana toat
TIE police, in refusing 20 bring prisoner before them
when requested by Oh. m IA do for examination 10
due form, would b. acting unjustifnby-a violation
OF their duty and an act OF oppression toward the
Fir. Msrshqrs Report.-The annual report Of \. E.
Baker, Fre-Marshal, received and ordered
file.
me Tar Lery.-This paper cane up rs amended
by the Councilmen and AID. BRADLEY moved TO adhere
TO former action aud to sppoinI Committee OF Con-
ference
AID TrcKER urged that the levy he concurred in as
il stood. There We're Thousands suffering for moneys
due them by the city. He understood the item OF
Corporation printing one of the greatest draw
backs st present To the passage OF the levy. he
thought $40 eco enough for last year there dou-
bic the amount OF printing done that was needed.
There low cart-lOaos OF documents kicking
about the Hall Of DO us VIVA ever TO the city.
AID. BRADLEY said he had inquired at the Control
.rs office, and found that the of printing
amounted to $4,000 and $4,000 would be the least
that could be got song with.
Aid. TUCKER said he had heard that there were de-
signing men keeping back the levy to benefit them
selves.
AID. McSPEDoS said the Finance Committee had
well con sdered the whole subject, and, regarded
prntr g, there would have to be a much larger ap-
preparation than $4,000, for the newspapers would
have to be paid for advertising out of the same and
even the item Of committee notices would amount TO
considerable sum.
AID STARR urged concurrence with the Council
men, If il proved that there not enough Of money
in certain appropriations, more could be put in the
Aid. TUCKER related the distresses of many persons
who had daily called on him to urge the bid, owing
70 the delay, and hoped the Board would concur,
the levy now stood.
After other debate, the subject referred to a
Committee of Conference.
Tie Collins Lane Tanes.-A petition was received
from the Secretary OF the Collins Steamship Company
for the remission of tax the Company being nsolvent.
The tax is $4,000. The paper referred to the
Tax Committee.
TIE Poltce.-The resolution from the Counclmen
apply to the Legislature 10 repeal the Metropolitan
Law and restore the Municipal Police Law, up and
was opposed by ADD Owens, Tucker Starr and Reade,
and supported by Aid. Adams, Twoomy and McSped-
on. The paper, It was stated by AID. IwoosY, would
test the Mayor views as TO the new law. He wanted
il passe for that purpose If nothing else orhe
thought the Mayor would sign il. The resolution was
finally adopted by to-. The Board then adjourned
to Monday.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.