New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

.D,or. q, Jyoy,es OesrboarL-1he repor.s of 4
Finance Committee concuHiOg 20 pay Lawn.
OReiIly slI0 for loss OF hor.e IRON 'he 100: of
s,rer.; 70 Cornelius DrseTD go i9r mary ,os se
bv SslIn, through dumping board foot Of Roo~,.
,o smith Brothers, sl2o for oss of horse fo
R,o',,'e s,r,.t Eas; River; and 20 Messrs. NcLaar
lin 500 for los of two horses from Pier No. IL "a
River. were lsi over.
S,,;,orv Condition OF tie CHy-Iu reply - ares
,r,;np offered by Mr.. OTrsRsoS, the Mayor sen.
the following communication;
To ~ RoaoTd5ie ias Common CosrcA
Cr,rtv.,N: | have received 4 preamble ard rol..o
.ep,- by yoag honorable body requesting me- 20
Board Of Health for be reason .. .rssa thsr.n "a A
jd PiteI Yield four-h avenue, ard aso hs; ;A.re
@ % ror,pt ~ alters sae ,iips The pah1c hesiih whs
,cn'lv 4. srd the attention Of ,h. proper Authorizes
.h M. reae dem i Due 20 sell 20 state ,hs, am
sware oi sly matter or any oonion Of the Aeas Of
city, which rrquirrs he convening OF his Board.
Dead bod'e. bsve no doub ben exposcd IN few inxre.s
the old Pot;rrs Field but have been 3ten y ne
prevent The thereof bssdes ,he wors Of s
and removing the remains deposited in that shy All :.
,irely CON plr'cd in The of ;hs presen, month
Whssyvr Of pGblie nature require noS 10 \.
upoa cao an satisfied be ssnied by the Common {, -,
a. viii ., he Bard Of Hath s4oul oowevsr h.ki
the city any other matter over whch ne later b'dt
shall lose 10 lime 10 calins i. member. together
tloDs aboy, referred -. DANIEL = IiEMASSi Maya r,
The paper was ordered on nie.
Mr. 0rTRsoN presented the subjoined resolution: T.
Wseea In view Of the pnse'tled condition 2. .hs GU
and satisfactory system oE The cleaning g 'he '
proper plan .rrby The OF this city b. eAns
The Efficient and permanent manner and TIA. "a, Cs
nii.ee b. requested report possible 81 ne neA neert
The resolution was adopted, and Nessrs. Otsrse
Biekford and Rhodes were appointed. r,a po.,,
CURED to compensate David I. Valentine Tor espehs
incurred and services rendered in compiling the sahs
Manual of the Corporation for the year 1859. II
sum of s.. 800 is appropriated by the resolution.
Bo,ritng Green fogatdin.--The Board concayreis
direct the Croton Aqueduct Department To csu-e II
necessary rcpairs 10 be made TO the fountain in Bos
ing Green. e,
Mr. Orr ,RSox submitted the following;
Re,oireS That the Controller be and Is hereby dire ed ",
no money or sccount OF done under the CRY .rec
Dn,fnen nor Tor any work done cleanrs m q.
after the 18th day Of May inst, without the dresieo Il
Common Council OF Of the Board OF Health
Mr.. RHoDrs moved to lay the resolution on III
Mr.. OrrApsoy said the object of the resolution wp
10 stop the draft upon the City Treasury since Wednes
day. He was informed that there was plan on foo
To take ont of the city legislative branch of tn
Government the work of cleaning the streets, ard /
was contemplated to place il into the hands OF four
five men, ifthe Board sanctioned such things, thsl
should not talk any more of Albany legislation.
The President stated that no question had VI
come before the Commissioners Of Health 10 eonrsf
the streets for any coming time. The Board Of lieaI
was compelled TO take al measures 10 protec. the
health of the city. There was no contract before The
Board ab0ut cleaning the streets, and he hoped thr
this Board would not put themselves into false pos
ton by adopting the resolution.
Mr.. OrTiRs0N said the Commissioners OF iIeals
had no such power. II was the Board Of Health, ant
the only man in the city who could convene that Boar
refuses 10 DO so.
The PRESIDENT asked Mr.. 0tarson If he wOua
withdraw the resolution. but the latter replied thai h
would rather have it laid on the table than with
draw il.
The motion to lay upon the table was then put ana
carried.
The Mayor sent in a communication, inclosing let
ter from Joel w. White, the American Consul q
Lyons, in France, who requested in behalf Of the
Corporation Of that city, drawing in coors Of the
arms of the City of New-York, together with such
emblems and flags appertaiued to the saue for the
purpose of placing them in one Of the panels Of the
new Exchange Hall, in Lyons, which hall is 10 contsu
representations of the city arms of all the pracips
comm ercal cities of the old and new worlds.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. OrrARsos, to appo.
pirate sum not exceeding $50 for that purpose was
laid over by the rule.
The Board adjourned to Monday.