The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
OUR CITY TROUBLES,
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Meetings Of the Board of Aldermen and
Health Commissioners.
THE DISPUTED CITY NSPECTORSIIIP.
Important Communicates from
the Mayor.
THE STREETS TO BE CLEANED.
TEE NASSAU STREET JOE,
&c, &C., &c.
OUR CITY TROUBLES.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

bOAhD OF ALDEhMEN.
This Board met last evening---Alderman Peck IN the
chair
rn CRY ISspEcToRsmP
Alderman Boo1E presented amendment TO the ord-
nance governing the City Inspectors department
Alderman ADAMS opposed amenomsnt, and moved
thni the matter be referred to the Comaistee Ordi-
nances.
Alderman PoolE explained that II was 20 provide for
the department until Mayor consulted With the Board
ON filing that Office
Tie motion for reference was lost and the ordinance
was passed.. The ordinance provides that whenever
there shall DO vacancy in the Office Of City Inspector
no be preve nted By sickness or any other from
attending 70 the duties Of his Oce, the Superintendent Of
Sanitary Inspection shall perform the duties Of City In
specor during the time such inability absence, NC, shall
exist and Tor that purpose shall possess all the powers
conferred and perform the duties devolvng upon the City
Inspector"
Alderman ADAMS was glsd tbat Alderman Booe had
TO hs senses With regard 70 the importance OF
attending TO the duties of City Inspector. He had had
four months to think of 1t.
The motion 10 refer was lost BY yoto Of 10 10 s.
The ordnance was then passed.
Alderman BoeE oe ed resolution directing the Super
ntendent Of Sanitary Inspection Immediately 10 proceed
10 clean the erees under the statute Of the State and
ordinances Of the Common Council until the Common
Konncil otherwise order.
Alderman BRADLEY offered az amendment 70 the effect
that he proceed under the direction OF his Honor the
Mayor.
Aldermen Booe, Owens and Genet having spoken tho
resolution was carried by vote Of II 70 4
ANOTHER NOMINATION ny TIE MAYOR.
The Mayor sent in the Of Noah A. Cblds for the
elice Of City Inspector.
Alderman moved the confirmation Of the nomina-
Alderman GENET opposed the nomination Mr.. Chllds
not qualified He connected with the swill milk
aar, ana he alderman GepeD would therefore oppose
hs nomination
. Alderman ADAhs thought that Alderman Genet repre-
sented the stub tss dstct he ought not 60 object to
nomination frem that locaity.
Alderman STARR as q member Swill Milk OF the Com
mee sad that he could not vote for Mr. Chlds He (A
derman Starr had visited Mir. GhIds stables, they
were the most filthy or any the committee had seen.
Alderman BRADLEY said THAT iDasinuch the Mayor
had not consulted the members Of the Board his
nations Tor this Office he woald vote against The
ton Of Mr. Chids and he would vote for any fa
ure nominee Of the Mayor unless no consulted with the
Board as TO the name OF the person he about
in. The time had arrived when the Mayor should do So
The nomination Of Mr. Childs was rejected by Of
II to4
Mr. GENET offered O resolution 10 the effect that the
Board do not advise and consent the nomination of Noah
A. Childs as City Inspector Carried by of g.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE MAYOR ON SUBJECT OF CITY
MsPEcTopsmP.
The following communication was received from the
MAYORS oryros NEW Yosx May g. 1850
TO THE HONORABLE TEE Board or ALpEnxHS:-
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the that The OF no sa
ssos ;As
Enirossd electors OF the city Of New York with the
q ny NJ
silence permitted course 70 be pursued which d well
Of fsr.s he Mayer cnssen . my present
eIh grateful sense Of tho koSs. Of ms
fellow citizens by taking care that the laws faithfully
public least an honest discharge Of biz eaes
he chef % ss Be sa
their integrity The aus,ons in tho report of The
he journals OF Legislature executive body tho ooui
s sns a ass By hr
capable he faithful the consiit,onf But al the ssms
% which ny Rs1s aS9. @
idene In Whose hande rests the majority OF the Board ss
ectona nave bee mace by well
itenned with tie same party TO which me msjoiy Of he
81 Ss sod asy aSs sse ~sI
Ssef Rama ss s q poca opinions Of Dr. foser
me, DR. Fosters own request and thai such ThSa ~
nos away from he Board s committee he riaht 10 d.
The are urnen, of the miee that Mayor might a,
wei MS veto or his APPROVAL y ordinance ter
no weight nasmuch Of tDe Mayor in mahine pomi
patton The exercise OF Offering materially from
,ssoaon nomna,cn Sss cai lpo sass.
proyu If pcws s wn IN nc nssSr q veto
under the charter. '""o'
Moreover every citizen nominated 10 IN office for conrms
non py me Board has and have the right 10
s ~ any time rom the conside alton The Board
rsmnang person % ONCE should DISCOVER h unSse for
ccsbpps so uSb nns mS, ne right to withdraw from the
journals Of the senate Of The United State. and =, ~.
sss w :aC~ Of the Withdrawal Of names By
Ii.rc snciher Opinion advanced BY u. committee 10 us,s
body As Be .a as ssS % ss
o. I rssa Isst me psopresy e nomination.
oirspce Of opinion between your ccmmiass ana .sc
n 10 his power end duty in The matter"
,'s the EsYo s *. Ss S c
The Board Of Aaerrnen The Mayor tnss the