New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-05

,ion Of ,Our rrny aud eonsdcaSs In .ec s iP
NC TO PJe oNe SOu d,Ser'onj sI ~ b, B".ri viii
nv aim no, ons 70 sy" them due stcuton but 70 render DE-
S0n W.. ~ih iS dsTS S % mSsive duty 70 sSaTdlo you
GeptLmcu, the executive uI'e' 9l 9o.s @ ~ Sin a,
iDcunben, upon Assuming Se 'a, 10 o,o sss
you any utscston as 10 yTn ] o.s nav opIHion may be
-s CO.. ,pr cor and stion neither sn prepared
% ,nrcs len incomplete b. the late Board aud to which
BEG leave o solicit your early attention r a.. L r
.t % Re erection Of market upon the west si4e Of the city,
sit. 70 Tie R rp sG of IT, IT, alton and equal to them in
re,ncc and ~ the second Ise 10 tho popey Of
% ABORTION OF such and ordinances rs vii effect r..
sS ccn TO travel Broadway aud Of the streets
u the Ia Of ne Guy running p,ra, 'hIrto no.s..v
s % ,aoIs aud concentrating calculated !"
s bo borough ,Sna o. NE T o 9rd , per and wrs5,
our citizens ard their personal comfort aud convenience,
ST. ar. toe ;nS;s sp I GS@ercc Which now in progress
IN ,.saIy wash and dow from our streets aud piers
Li! S Scn the landing Of running
nora d East Rivers to the "gA o 9S. rCu.s Ssa
@ y" ale q bred BY weight xe although !, resolved the
.nts by tie so Mayo. Who il assigning h' reason
$500, :. fs ranetprttdtae purpose ma provisions OF the
& PP' and ''sD'' % IN, v'n' o. ' ''1 '
s xoy attention; but unlike those referred TO- they
have 50 az prossed WIN - % Jn.y nei' otS os:,.d
s are a. examination Into the Praot0e4 of Courts tho
n la erroneous ltr that the extension of liberty per
SOS ssn whom ofnAs charged upon insrfbeen! bail is
kriy Of OeiL duty subyersve both TO integrity and Justice,
The sxpndurrs the Fire D. IN tho construction Of
pew apparatus. enEiuehouscs &C.. for which am willing md
fey accord to this Department al the crc; entitled to
y IL duties. and With - plee.u1e that
toDy 10 the great worth Of many ts UembeTs and award to
The efficiency othe DcFaen, and to provide for the
s<rests Of hoc Who IN saGtion may have claim upon il.
tlty yc. it s not to be denied that the appropriations Tor
maintenance o tho Depsrtmon: have been Of ste years sv
q s ssS SsS TfIy BY ss
spzmen for the members d company N IN enSMe on nose
ts sucL departure from the ordinary and proper domestic
a.ioOs Of young men ar fully aud AIRY S account.
sod spraons the Finance Department aud Of your public Of
PinsJ the fuller publication Of your proccdnss In the daily
p@rs IN order thai the citizens la have tho opporun
G. Of being fully Of tho subjects uuser your con,terson
RsSdns tho rues and orders Of the Board aud amend
rs a. NAV NJ and sety OF scon when in
s.son w s,s myself Of snsbeE aud early opportunity to
Of The Board Couscen; again thank
you for your Py Tdsy 4 s:s aSS for rcnr
thsi the duties Of presiding officer OF the
send board Of Che municipal government OF this my native
Mr.. BnADr moved TO proceed with the election of a
Clerk by ballot.
Mr.. GgNir hoped tho election would be piro voce.
The amendment was voted down, and MIR. Brady's
motion prevailed Ia TO TO-
The PRtsDEsr appointed Messrs. Dunn and Cross
klers.
Dir. BRADY nominated Mr.. Chas. T. McClenachan
fr Clerk
Nj. Frazier nominated Mr.. Samuel L. Webster.
On the FIRST ballot Mr.. McClenachan received IL
votes Mr.. Webster TO- and blank.
Mr.. McCYenachan was therefore declared duly
sleoted Clerk of the Board for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Sldel was reelected Seggeani-at-Arms by
reclamation.
Mr. RHoDY, moved that a Committee of three be
appointed to wait upon the Mayor, and inform him
that tho Board had organized and was ready to pro-
ceed 10 business.
The CHArR appointed on that Committee Hessrs.
Rhodes Gross and BicktOrd.
Nessrs Van Tine, Bunce and Costello were ap-
pointed Committee to wal! upon the Board Of ade,-
men TO inform them Of the organi iaton OF tho Board
II was resolved that a Committee OF three De APP
fpted to revise the Rules Of Order OF the Board and
that a like Committee be appointed to direct the
neeessary alterations of the Chamber so "a tn accom-
MEDIATE the Supervisors and Councilman.
The Committee to wait on his Honor the Mayor re-
ported that he would present his Message at noon on
Tuesday.
The Committee TO wait on the Board of Alder
men reported that they had adjourned to meet on
Tuesday at noon. Both reports were accepted
The CHAIR appointed TO the Committee on Rules OF
Order Messrs. BRADY, Genet and Crawford, and on
The Alteration Of the Chambers, Messrs Brady,
Rhodes and Van Tine.
The Board then proceeded to elect doorskeeper:
Dir. Roderck Entwistle having received majority
az the votes, was declared duly elected
The Board then adjourned to meet on tuesday az
ROOD.