New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOAED OF ALDERMEN.

Tie PresioeIi. MIR. MoSPEDvs IA. the chair.
1ssH,shCHf,.-Mr. BEADLsT called the attention a
TIE e. uu i'icc Assessments Ia the fact Of change
H. tie bw. T. quri' tie Comn.oL Conhcl to give the
a-se-. eit i,.Is piec'-tri Ct uf oti-r bu iress.
Nj. >TEFEt>s. the Comm ht--. -aii lie was aware
e the Cl hrg- feared that the rrc---ary delay 1t
ir ud der T. ipUss!Or 10 have tire law prop
Try Oi2trVtG.
Nj Bg.pY presented a resolution that the Sixt y
Railroad BE- rvqu-d 10 repair their tfsck.
keie;rtd.
IT, ctr HGR R,pdjrs.-Mr. BRADY presented q
r.-olut.u in relsiich To the appropriation II 81, 100
fl rrg'ri 2 The CITY Hal:
Tl- Se.i e. ,ni--arr h-- o'ri ed - f'-a 10
cor wt Tx, IL the ri & p go
E4tho1 That hr be directed rpm 20 this Bart TIE
Wty b Provision. # liz rs-on dr' tng d n T. at
H.. n ron p. a with on ii- purt. Adopted.
IRE Cuy inssrcfor.Lip-AA9laer Nomination 4
ne-ssee WISE received from the Mayor, dominating
Jcctb WiLdu utr for the flee OF City IL pecor:
S.Yoss Os,ic, SE~ .Yosk. May s. 1859.
To mt Bor re Boo,d ~ .i6eywen
GyN1LI.tS: o. ID. % irsHsuit,-d 90 your honrrble
Benz rnnstier .. Nciala. DzvHd Ciiy a,P c. y .
81 caused BY the -pprn II The term of o-c- VI
C'trs' \" Morton Oh lie S!s D. oeIaSer las,
ti'rty ,irt ely rejected TIE sane have deemed II 20 b. my
g. aa;ey submit Aro;Aer domination Tor the .Nve
ssri ~ nominate Jacob wndnuIl-r for City In.y-ctor
81 Il. vtsi caused by eIpirs,n 81 the tern IT OH, Of
G,,isr W. Morton. DANIEL :. TlEMANN.
Mr. SIEru,ss opposed Il, dcnouncing the Mayors
THE matter, ard cUntendIs that it 'voui DC
NJ ca sttu,ional 70 ertsr'ain another nomination
viii that Of Dr. Foeter il IN the hands Ut q Com
niitse.
MIR. pRApLEr moved to confirm Mr.. Windmuler's
ron iIntior wi ion motion declared out Of vrer,
Dr. Potter beirg still in the hands If the Committee.
Mr. STIFEySs ncvsd To send the domination If
Mr. Nn dnuii.r beck to the Mayor Carried by y to 8.
MI ILoK moved to discharge the Special Commit
tee tb tie City Inspection question.
Nj BooLI ANNOUNCED il the Intention Of the Com
lite to meet on Monday next, and the motion was
wiiiCrhwI
iaaftn ixs.tf
The Street Con L,sivn-r, submitting Statement. of
The cU,t Of certain woIk aud supplies for the lighting
cftle city ir the year by cuDrac. aud OIL erwis- from
who h II appears that retmctGn ut 3iS 10 has
bee already effected upon TIE amount expen led fr
the san. rnlee IN 1851. From statement na.ie 10y
the lsect, o. L.mys thus far, he is enabled tn sGie
th.t lnihtr reduction will be made In the expen es
which wlil Lealy or quite cover the amount q; Their
"a aiitn f,r this year.
R,pc1ts Lo,d Crer.-To pty assessnci {, pro;
erty e the Coz pUraiiun in The uiatt"r Of widening
Reede street. liom Broadway to Washington street;
also in the after OF widening aud Strengthening
Whitehall sIeet To establish pubic pound in
Yukvlle. To reduce the diameter Of tue fountain in
,pIkrs square.
Ecacro,r Square The subject Of leasing Reser-
vor square wirre the Crystal pGlaro s'oon) 10 the
American Ii,-fiu'e Fair came up a. special order.
Tie MINORITY report against il, the minority in
favor II the ease.
Mr.. sILrHtSs supported the majority report, con.
tel ding that the lease 10 the American Institute would
Conn Council could legally do this, they would have
TO 60 TO tie Legislature Ii regard To the American
Iuti,ute il was rich and could afford Ia purchas.
plot of land instead Of re Iurng one Of the able
Parks.
Mr. Fox held That the Park in question would be
taken better ere of If it in the hands OF the In
stu.e. Ii WAS serious fact that most Of our Ptrk'
Lad becou public uusances in which the worst form'
Of PROSTITUTION to be eeen by public gaze in the
evenings, hLd respectable citizens could lot venture
into them without being insuled.
Tie paper finally laid over till next meeting
Confracts AwaitiHg C0nfrma'lOH.-A message was
received fcn the Mayor in relation to cont acts be-
e re TIE Common Council awaiting confirmation. Re-
itred to Conn lite.
A conn uncstiun received from City Inspector
Morton repeating low and suLken lots aud calling for
action OF the Common Council. Referred to Com
nj tee on Public Health.
h,ik MeosUe.-The report to protect the milkmen
receiving milk by railroad III getting lawful measure
came up. II requires the Inspector of Weights and
Measures to look after the matter. II recUuiel.
Whitehall SHset.-The resolution of the C,aneilnen
to open Whitehall street Un May was made TO read
" forthwith and sent to the Common Council for con-
curreLce.
TIE Foprth If July Cslebratioa.-Mr PECK callsi
up the resolution for 5000 Tor the Fourth OF July
colt brafon.
Mr. ADAMS opposed it at earlya day, and he
til, ugt the mount too much.
MI BOoLE moved to make the sum s. 900. This
Wa lo. and the resolution finally laid
Tie Board adjourned to Monday.