New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-04

When the name Of Mr.. Fear was called, Mr.. Or
larson objected on the ground that Mr.. Prea wa
not member Of this body.
TIE CLuRK saii that until the Bos-i Eas organized,
he lad nothing T. DO except 10 receive tho who pre-
sen'ed certificates.
The result of the bslo, showed tia. Mr.. Bdteel
wa elected by two msiority.
NJ. BurrEsL. on taking the chair, Thanked the
Board for the honor conferred on him. He void d.
his duty TO the best Of bis ability. II he committed
ary errors they would be Of the hes1 and not OF the
heart He s.w By the votes that there Wa neery =
lie in the Board and great deiberston woult be re-.
gniieo IN matters which came befOrs them. He hoped
fiat all would speak AMI act in proper mAuasT,
and by so DONG confer honor on the body.
notion 10 20 election for Pfesiient ras
.nepded by motion to adjourn til Thursday next
ct ) clock. The amendment was lost by ii Yeas
q IL Nays .,
Mr.. VS. Tisr nominated Charles G. Coruel ani
Mr. LANBIER Lominsted Franklin j. Ottarson ior
Pre- ident.
While the ballotirg was in progress, Committee
FROM the Board Of Aldermen entered, and Mr. BoOLE,
its Chairman stated that that Board had organized
sDd ready 10 receive ary message tha ths Board
might choose 10 send
The President pro ten. replied that this Board
would confer with tnem in 3 fsw moment.
Tie ballots showed that Mr.. Cornell received IL aud
Mr. OttArsOn ii votes.
The PREsIDESr pro TEN. appointed Messrs. Decker
and Graft to condoct the President 20 the Chair.
The PKEsIDEsT on taking the Chair, addressed the
Boaf6 follows:
GEsTLENEs OF THE BOARD or CouScTLHEs:
return you my thsuks for this manifestation OF yoIr
partishty ard confidence IN selecting me 10 preside
over your deliberations for the coming year. shsu
endeavor A. al times to decide fairly and mpartl.ly
upon all questiOns that may arise also trust that,
in presiding over your deliberations, l may nave
the support of every member of this body, IN ORDER
tn At good feeling and harmony may characterize all
orr actions for the coming gear.
Gentlemen Of the Board Of Councilman: Your date.
sYe now eb ut commencing, and tr1st that Jon vii
perfpTm thtm with thst zeal AM ability tbat Know
II possessed by the members Of this Board. Important
questions will come before you, in which the Interests
Of the whole city are rv0lved IL will be Your duty
to eL6eayor to legislate ia such manner that the
Common Council OF 1859 will be remembered az one
comprising - much ability and ioteeriy ,ud as
cspabe Of properly attending 70 the pnbhc necessities
as any one that has preceded IT.
lsgsn thank yon, Gentlemen, for the honor you
have conferred upon me.
MrMcCARrr nominated Mr. Chas. I. McCenachan
for Clerk.
MIR. BABcocK nominated Hr. Walter S. Pinckney.
The ballots being counted, showed Is for Mr. Nc.
Clerachan aul ii TO- Mr.. Pinckuey.
Mr.. OTTARsOs offered protest to the organization
OF 'b, Board.
The President said he could not receive it at that
tine.
Mr.. Nicolas n. S'idell va. elected Serge ,nt-at-
Arms y acclanstion.
n.ssis. Bulteel. Bickford End Lent were appointed
o Con tiee to wait upon the MsyOr.
Messrs. Mcconnell, Hall Ana Frear We're appointed
a G, mnittte To wait upon the Board of Aldermen.
The latter Com nittee returned ADD iuformed the
Board that they funnd the Board Of Aldermen orgsn-
lied aud rea6y 10 proceed ~ business.
The otter COupittee reported that the Mayor would
be ready 10 communicate vi n the Board IN five dn
s'es and reqnes ted them to remain 10 session I'LL theo
The reports we're received and the Cofnm tees dis
obaIg'd.
Metsrs Rbcderick 7 Entwistle and VIM Garland
were smina'ei FIR Doorket ser. The former re-
oeiy cd IL votes ard the letter II.
The President announced that he held in bis han1
protest
II vas read follows:
To III, Board Of Cornees Of the City and Count, Of Hev
a,an., yrqe.din. to or.ni,e th. Board further I'll
% q, tie election Of Ayxsnde Fre.I . oougerpsd e.i
th. sh % .e.t IN TIM. Board by election 10 hi, room and
49, ''''" '-'' " 9 MeID~a 'i xx6h Wan.
Mr.. RHoDls moved to refer It to Special Commit
Mr. O1rARsos said the only object was TO get it re-
ferr,d 10 ; Special Committee.
TIL, motion 10 refer was carried snd the President
appointed Mes.rs Rhodes, Bckford and l.ambier
Special Committee 10 consider It.
The President SAID he would appoint the standlog
committees at ,be next meeting.
TIE CLFRE nInounced the GLOWING appoiotments;
John Towle Deputy Clerk; Jas Little Assistant Clerk;
John t. Green Me.'ene-r Condy X hsIPeh A'''An' Aes
The Mayors Message was received, and 900 copies
of il ordered Ia be printed in document form.
Mr.. LANDER said with reference to the remark
b, the President that ne you'd not appoint Commit
tees for the Board before the Lex, meeting he desired
tn request that @hatever positions shoui be assg led
10 bin on those Committee, he should not ne isto-
ciaH1 18th n person II the Board named "u' H.
Valentine. I.ou' applause.
On Motion, tie Board adjourned till next Monday at
) O'Clock.
THE CLERKS DINNER.
After the adjournment OF the Board, Mr. CharesI.
MoCera cbsn, the Clerk, invited the members TO
collision Mayer renatn was amotg the guests
Copcila,ory sno friendly speeches were made, and the
beet feeling prevailed.