New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-31
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TUE po.pn Oe ALDERMEN.

Tie Board met set ngtr, ffesioeIs SLA'' 'A ~
AID. Starr offered the suhioned resolution;
Essd Tts: TIE City Chamberlain be sodese hereby az
,,'S ~ .ea-. to him he s@
Shepherd Krsppi also The Anoun; psd MTG d, ssIes D ~
an capi Of arsfs apon him damn. ,AA me .sO wsx snoun
NMy h.. been - ,hs erse n Ia.t .'SH'' without
An oldinarce 70 smerd tie ordinance recrgsni5lnS
The Finarce Department, 80 81 70 give the Receiver
of Taxes The power with the consent OF the Common
Courcn 70 sppcrt many Slerhs Sc may be necesss-
~ ret exceeding eight snd 10 psy them three dollars
4 day, wss laid over. r., ,
chse w.s called up sgs n, ard sd oyei.
The .uhioiIed preamble arc iesoiuuons"e onereo
by AID. TUCKER, snd were laid over;
h,a, The cu.tsm casting rto ,hs seet Of a. msnoer
Of liquid fh IN ',ns, :sI,nse :. ers.t ,ni
Uhcyeas The Common Council have ne Power sla u s NJ h
ity 'at'sIy measure 70 p.. 'aea .aa
Whs,ca, fte pro.e or which sewers are
ryers plsce of being allowed 10 rIn upon INe
RssoSrsd Tia, tie folio rns ordinance be >ioP.ed: -. j.
TIE Mayor .slisrmes and c0m~oHa!iy II Ne1- YORK Z"
Cerncn COsae! eo.reAsd do sydas as tO.lSe.;
EycrrcS l. Every OF houses of Plethse'
termed teI sn osied streets on wh q sewers .e
bai hereafter ee bo 'ha s".se .s ssin son
..IBeted Of brick os Ioa with sufficient oa.
.as,,a 9I S5t.f s.f .oe 10 The ser in tse .:rc-
SEC Every owner or lessee Of such houses o, PI.
term
the said provisions shall for every such omen ofe anu
pay the of one hun lied dollars , ~, O..
Tie report in faser OF paying the BUS OF street
Insrecors sppor ted by CHARLES III. Ring, amounting
10 81 800, wss adopted after some discussion re-
Dor. zas preserted 10 favor OF removing certain oo
.truc:ons ffom the Harlem River, being the re mans
of cid bridge formerly crossing the rvef 10 "aru
Islsrd. II was adopted after debate.
A communication was received irem the Mayor in
,eistJr 10 compelling licensed hsokmen TO wesr
baGges. An accompanying ordinance 10 that euees
AZ TrcKER moved that tie Committee on Ordi-
races be dschagei from the further Oh
ap O. dinsnce submitted by himself in relation 10 s"
milk. = ,;,, on
an immediate vote He proceeded 70 make speecl 4
ON the subject iu the of which some kmd nisnd
showed BIN a copy Of FTank Lesles paper, win Il
picue i9eki1g surpTisingy IKE AS; cd mske say
morey by csIicstgrag him, he wss welcome 10 DO IL.
AID. TuoNkY moved to lay the motion on the table.
Lost ,
Ala. REED spoke against Masking swil milk dealers
label their commodity, "swill Mnk" lie had made
An toIest report "In accordance with al the p't',
and " be never took the bsck rsck.
AID OwESs spoke in favor OF discharging the Com
L tee. ~ 4, g..
struced 10 re port on the FIST meeting in September
thus dodgirg the question another montn. ,;.,, -,
AID OwESs objected lie waited the SUBJECT III
me oately disposed OF. 49, . -,
Aid. TroMrY thought it would take all ths time TIL
the let Of September TO prepare proper ordnance
lie dion. want the subject rushed through.
Aid. ADAMS thought the subject ought to be a.
ouce voted on. Ii the gentlemen wanted hacknen 20
wear badges on their hats why the milk nen certainly
ought TO rave their milk label.
Aid. DAVIS wanted toe tnlng settled.
AID. TUcKER spoke again in favor OF mis- ordnance,
and da.ed at length It's feasibility and pro-
prie'y. He warted the subject setIed 70 night, be-
cause be never wanted 10 hear cfi- again.
Aid. TUoNEY again pitched in. He wanted the ordi
nal ce TO cover al kinds Of milk. He thought there
was Sc much poison in country milk as in sSil milk
He thought that AID. Tucker " bein the drorrer up
the other report he wanted TO make himself the hero
of the subject by rubbing through this ofdnanc
He wandered widely from the point, and was called Il
orCeI about dozen times.
Aid BOoLE pledged his honor to report at the nex
meeting Of the Board il IT LETT TO the Committee
on OrLlnaIees.
Aid. Tuouey's motion TO postpone till September
was csrIied by to Z.
YEAs-Clan Hofare, Stevens Tu'mey, Lynes, Reed
NAYs-Tucker, stsrr, Adams, wilmO,, Owens and Davis
The Mayors veto Of the proposition TO purchase all
the lsrd on Wards Island, not now owned by the
city, was tsbenup.
AID STARR moved tie adoption of the resolution to
purchase notwithstanding the veto
AID. TucKER spoke against the motion.
A long debate ensued aud the motion Was finally
carried by vote Of II TO
TIE resolution from the Board Of Coun ,lmsn
granting lsDd TO the Orphans Home, was confirmed
by vote of II to ,, notwithstanding the objections
Of the Mayor.
Tie resolution from the Board of Councilmep to
sell at auction the lease of Piers Nos % aud &c, East
River, for iery to Fulton street. Brooklyn.
AID. TUCKER moved to strike out Fulton street
Brooklyn. and insert South Seventh street. Williams
burgh. Lost by a vote Of 8 10 g..
The CHAIR here announced an ipjunston, without
stetir z its nature.
AID. DAVIS moved TO ron. concur. Lost.
The vote was then taken on concurrence, when AID
Tucker, Owens, Starr and Davis, declined TO vote
uLless they il formed Of the nature OF the I'M unc
tioD.
The vote stood 8 10 2-pot cuff :ent. The matter
vas then recor rsidered snd laid ever.
The Board then adjourned 20 the third Monday 10
Aueust-