New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, July 2l.-The Board OF Aldermen held
session this evening, the President, Mr.. McSPEDos,
occupy ing the chair.
CToioa Agueduct Boqrd.-Mayor Tiemsnn sent a
message to the Board nominating Myniert Van
Setback FIR Resident Commissioner, Thomas Ii. Tap
pan, Assistant Commissioner, vice DE Forrest; aad
Alfred Craven for Civ Engineer Of the Croton Alue
duet Board. Referred to Special Committee.
The Late I'm RcgimeW.-The following invitation
received and accepted:
HEApoUsRrERs INDEPENDEScE GUARD,)
Late 18th Regiment N Y. ). M,
r...u-t,.,.,EE w-fosK, July H. les
GEsrLaNES IL ha, pleased the Commander Chief
Militia of the State of NepYors Commander Of the lt
Division and I'm Brssde ooDcurrinT to direct tho disbsnd
en Of The h Resmen; and that the in ps.e..on of the
Regiment beou the State be returned 10 the State Ar.enal
IN the Cry 81 Broc.yn ior which purpose parade u this Res
The aenorabe the Beard Of Aderme and Councilman q ts
City Of NswYork are respectfully invited 70 Ievs~ the Reg
en on the route 81 that day ia font of the City
Hall. Very respectfully, Oh behalf II ,hs ReEiaent
Ano,her E65r 10 Revise ME cir CGarter q aJout 10
be Nadeby me Common C0lRcH-An ordinance was
presented by Mr. BooLE, lat evening, providing for
the appointment Of three nbers from Board 10
prepare the draft Of an act for revision Of the City
Charter aud report the before the first
MONDAY 10 October; that SAID committee shall there
upon cause their proposed revision TO be published ami
distributed among the electors Of the city that the
committee shall Def IRE this publication, meet.
from time 10 tine, for three weeks, often may be-
necessary % hear and consider any snggesOns amend
nents objections tina; may be made in reference to
sad proposed act OF revision by any person taking an
interest therein and after hearing and considering tie
game they shall reconsider their said proposed act OF
revision and alter amend the same and report there
on rs soon as enien ior the action Of the Com
mon Council, preparatory TO submitting il 10 the Legis-
aiure. The ordinance also provides for appropria-
ton 10 deray any expenses the committee may be sub
jected TO for assistance and otherwise.
Mr.. ADAMS opposed the passage Of the ordnance on
the ground thai there was too much haste.
On o.i0n, the matter was laid over.
PrereHfi0H u Fves.--An ordinance was presented
by Mr.. PIcK requiring the occupants Of all buildings
upon which, by law, ron shutters and doors are re-
quired To be placed, TO the to be closed on
completing the business Of the day, under pen Atty Of
e., to go to the treasury of the Fire Department
Charitable Fund; and any building deemed unsafe by
the Fire Wardens shall be examined by three practical
builders TO be paid - each for the examination by the
owners and they, on reporting the building to be
safe to the Mayor, he shall direct the building be
torn down. il the refuses OF neglects to do il.
Owners or agents violating the ordinance are to be
fined s25, to be added to the Fire Department Chan
table Fund.
The ordinance referred to the Committee on Or
dinances.
communication was received from the City In
sPec!or, ANNOUNCING that official IiorasaoR asa oeea