New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The President, Mr. McSPEDos, in the Chair.
The Register Of C6icsal Bosds.-Tne following wss
receiy Ell from the Controller:
DTPAETNENr oT FiNANcr,
CoNTROLLER's OFFics, April p, 1879.

IT, Cettoer herewith respectfully submits list OF Official
boz d. f,d 1882 ard found BY bin III ts' once on 'ae "
register Of ocl, Bonds. Ia. been procured in which
those embraced In ibis hst viii BE- entered tossiher WIZ al
such bonds may Hereafter be died j. Ibis ohee ner a.
bers eu, ,ppoyed ard vii be rss'ts'ed sad numbered IN
AE.. o, a. Ae. efu the Controllers oice Of properly
rented 70 end occupied BY the Corporsou Is also submitted
herewith No record or acoant OF such doea nsnis having
been kept Regptet OF Le'es - The COOPERATION
lat viii b. entered well al such hereafter b hed
10 this Office II probable there Be other parcels prop
,h.t these two Register which Will At al times BE- open for
pubic pecon. viii prove very convenient aud u'.a Tor
payable BY the Cooperation according 20 this
h.; II u :edlooa 70 sni. G '% no
TheT. spp.a to BE- Only three Of property executed
under the order the Board Of sup-visoa st OF these
ROBr. HAWS, Controller.
The Derth Of Senator Dolsrty-The following pre-
ample was offered by MIR. STEPHENS:
Hb,,,a, This Common Council have learned with sincere
regret demise Of the Hoa John Doher' e sen,toI
A., The City OF Albany, the capital Of the State on Wedne
VSs,eai The dtngui,hsd ability, devoted zeal sud tiled
fidelity 10 pubic interests inustei - bis care
which sg allied his career as pubic man. together ~h ns
many private citizen, has sndeAed hrs memory toa
Arg circle simrns s who sincerely moug bis eePs
nom th niss and oasr the 70 h' 0efs''ed
The Hon. John 0oh~ry bsyins for The years 1852
AMI 1883 represented the Nineteenth WNd Of this city 10 ne
bosro Of Ad, rmeD he distinguished himself OF s
M Lueu s oeTs oevotns hs rare talent aud
sh uotou he
particularly but Of entire city AID where those who Knew
bin ts.t loved most II ia meet tla. the Board should
scosDze hi, many eslmsoe quahbe' not only public
on er but as a private citizen; BE- It therefore
Rored That the Common Council .Jmpahizes with the
fo the memory deceased viii attend the funeral with
OF once draEed in mour.ns that the city hss. BE ais
Of thee from this Board be appointed 70 -. in con
al the nee ,ary arrangements ard p eparationE 49,
Rrsd Thst the Clerk OF the Common Council be directed
to cause copies prssmbe aud resolutions TO b. suitably
or od Gully authenticated and presented 70 tho family Of she
dso.eied Adopted aud Special Con mtse was announced
A message was received from the Mayor returning
to the Board the communication nominating Mr.
Puroy for the Office of City Inspector with some slight
additions
4 Mr.. BooLE moved that il be sent back 10 the
Mayor again, as the subject Of City Inspector had
been reened to Committee.
the table for be understood there was measure on
foot by which the city would have City Inspector IN
q few dsys.
nomination OF Elijah r. Purdy be confirmed.
Mr. ADAMS SAL he had hoped the Committee would
have resigned. He moved that they be discharged.
Mr. BooLE moved TO refer the portion. OF the mes
SAGE relating 10 DIR. Foster TO the Committee, and TO
seI tie remainder back 70 the Mayor.
Dir. BRADLEY con,ended that the Mayor, in this
matter had acted according to law. Ii was his duty
TO keep the names before the Board until they were
either cont rued or rejected. He hoped Dir. Puriy
would be taken up, and either confirmed or rejected.
The question should be met fairly.
The motion TO refer Mr. Foster to the Committee,
and send the name OF Mr.. PGIdy back 10 the Mayor,
Vas finally carried.
A message was received from the Mayor yetolng
two Commissioners of Deeds they being two over the
lumber allowed by law. Ordered printed.
A resolution was passed allowing the Filth avenue
Ire permission TO add three additional stages on pay
meBt Of the hcenee.
Mr. PECK, later in the evening, moved TO discharge
the Commute on the City Inspector, that Committee
being the only Of preventing se,tleueot Of the
difficulty. Fit wac discharged, be thought nomination
TO please all might be made. The motion was lost.
Mr. TUONEY presented series Of resolutions con-
demnatOry of the proceedings Oh the STATE Senate Ia
ordering Senator Spn)s under arrest-the enpts 70
psss the Charter bill and other bills relating 70
toe cilyslso Offering thanks to Mr.. Spnoa and other
Democratic Senators for their opposition TO SAID bs
Dir. Owens hoped THE Board would not interfere With
such matters az alleged contempt IN the Senate. X
Yves sot tit subject for the Common Council. He
moved TO ley it the tsblewhch wac ost by ~ - =
Mr.. DAKRACH did not see what this Board had 10
DO with Mr.. SpinOas alleged cObt,mpt In the Senate
He wss surprised tnat the Committee who went %
Albany ana spent g. 900 10 dsfeat the Charter should
nox turn around against the Senate with such resOlu
tious when the Senate mad acceded to their wishes
lie would be ashamed to belong 10 such a Board
Mr. ADAMS thought the arrest Of Spinola and Doher-
~ tick 20 get them out OF the way, thathe Charter
10 depnve the city Of its rights might be passed.
Nj. IUOMEY defended Mr.. SplIole AMI quoted his
gusge cObtenoiDg t1st the whole proceeding in the
Sepate was unjust, and should meet Condemnation
everywhere.
Nj. BRADY thought il ungrsteful 10 attempt TO con-
de nm the Republ in the Senate when they hsf II
in their power to pass the CHARTER bat accedei TO tho
wishes Of the minority.
Committee.
The Committee 10 ABany.-Mr. BooLE offered a
preamble and resolutions relative % the lgoors OF the
Special Committee Of this Board who went TO Albany
10 oppose the Charter Also, that their expenses
81 go in resisting said Charter and other bills aHect
II the interests Of the city, be paid. Tnis was laid
over under the rule.
An invitation to attend the Wster Celebration in
BrOt klyu accepted.
A message was received from the Mayor vstoing
ordinance Tor 10 Bethune street, said &c yer
rot being Necessary Ordered printed. Also, yetoing
the work to pier loot Of Tsenty-ourth street, Eat
River.
Mr.. BRADY between the presentation Of ordinary
papers, mace several motions ~ ADJOURN winch we're
BIZ. BooLE hoped some important resolution from
the Courcilmen would be reached, after which the
Board n ght adjourn with prOprsty.
The motions TO adjourn being continued, M. PICK
pronourced the proceedings farce 10 consume time,
ard thought the Board should adjourn.
Anort er motion 10 adjourn Tas lost.
Mr.. BooLE moved " bring up the Broadway pave
ment.
Mr.. BRADY moved sgsin TO adjourn, which was lost.
Mr.. bOOLE renewed bis motion tor the Broadway
pavement contract. Lost, By Stoo.
Messrs. BRAnY and BooLE continued for some time
10 axe their respective motions 10 succession, which
we're lost.
Cor,roet Fr4uda-A communication rss received
from the Street Commissioner relative % fraud 70 the
contract Tor regulating and Tagging Ssven;y-ninth
street in 1854. Referred to Committee on Joint Ac-
counts.
Adjourned TO Monday.
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TEE QUARASTISE CoSyESTioS.-Ihe following del
egsies have been selected 70 srtsrd the National Qasr
aniire and Sanitary Convention, to DO held on We'd
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