The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-22
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TITS Board me. last eveulog--ihe President, Thomas
Mcspedon, Esq, In the ohse
ooxnusrcAnoS from 1Hr COMPTROLLER
The following munics'iov, ia reference 70 the regis
try OF cuscn, bonds was sens in By tho Comproior.-

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try Of oscial BONDS, was sens in By tho Comproor-
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TIE OFFICE or CITY INSPECTOR.
The communication from tao Mayor, dated 2ls March
last already published returning to the Board the nom
nation Of Elijah F. Purdy, City Inspector, again
cal led up and read.
Alderman BoolE moved that the communication be sen
back 10 the Mayor the matter had boon already
ferred 70 committee.
Alderman PECK moved al an amendment TINT the c1in
mun'caton be laid on the tabe. He understood tua,
have the name Of on Inspector presented in Aew days
which would be acceptable.
Alderman BRADLEY moved further amendment that
he appointment Of ELIJAH F. Purdy be confirmed.
Aner some further discussion motion 70 refer the
nomination Of Or Foster to committee and 70 send PACK
the nomination OF Mr. Purdy to the Mayor, was carried
motion TO discharge the committee having tine mater
Of the City lrspctorshp before them was made but lost
Aveso was received from the Mayor the appon ment
Of two Commissioners Of Deeds there being already Two
over the usual number. Ordered 10 ne prnted
IA.
resolution o. coincidence with the family OF the ate
Senator Dohery, formerly member Of this Board from
the Nineteenth ward presented BY Alderman STEPHENS
and passed unanimously
A resolution WAS passed that tho Board meet every
Monday aud Thursday evening ut six O'Clock, for tue
months OF april, May June aud july until otherwise or
dered by tie Board
rnK KxIIssss COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD WHO WENT
resolution 10 pay tho committee OF the Board their
penses o. $500 albany to resist the charter, aud seve
raj bills affecting the interests Of tho city were presented
and laid over.
TuH SENATOR'S WHO DEFENDED RIGHTS OF THE
Alderman 1UoMEy presented preamble and resolution
returning franks Senator spnoa and toe other Senators
who 60 ably abored the repeated atcm pts during
the Of the legislature just ended to interfere WITH
and uample upon the municipal rights OF the city OF Nov
York. Alderman Tuomey's preamble cited largely from
the correspondent Of the HERALD and for his cor
Alderman ruoxEY in forcble speech, commended that
the aud resolutions eboud be favoaby received
by this body, and adopted just mark Of thanks TO
those Senator'S who defended the rights OF the city Of New
York.
After some debate Alderman GENET moved that the
matter be referred the committee having the subject
charge. Carried by vote OF 10 to 7.
INTRODUCTION or WATER INTO TIE CITY
BROOKLYN.
An invitation was received from the authorities OF
Brooklyn asking the presence OF the Common Council OF
New York ct the celebration OF the introduction Of water
into Brooklyn Accepted.
Much nerrinent created by several Intellectual Of
forts made by Alderman Bray for adjournment, and
also by Alderman Owens explaining each motion his
reasons for opposing an adjournment.
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motions TO adjourn moved q suspension Of the rules 60
verprg this Board. Lost
Alderman BRADY again. for about the twentieth time,
renewed his n 0t0n 10 ADJOURN.
Alderman PECK said be would vote for the adjourn
ment in order 10 stop ths farce he convinced
business could be done those repeated
Interruptions.
Toe PRESIDENT called Alderman Peck to order. There
had not been farce nted here should there
be while be had the honor Of bis prescott position The
and according to the rules OF the Board
The motion to adjourn vas again lost.
Alderman BRADY renewed his motion after every paper
reached. but it lost, generally, by vote Of
8 to 8.
MORE ALLEGED FRAUDS.
communication, Tospectioy FRAUDS TO tho amount OF
So erasing Qgures the contract of john Stat
tery for regulating and fggDg Seventy nath street, in
1854, D rom the street Commissioner Referred
~ Con mitee on joint Accounts.
AidsrmsD GENET, who had voted against Alderman
Brady MotOn ali the evening" now moved to adjourn.
Lost by vote Of TO Q.
Alderman ADAMS called up the matter Of widening
Il Rtade street.
Alderman BRADY hoped would be referred To the Com
mttee Tees there were several property holders
who desired TO be beard before was finally adopted.
The resolution Of the Board OF Counclnen was 1uay
adopted.
The matter OF paving Broadway was called up and
made special o, der for Monday evening.
After dsrosirg Of several other routine matter: the
| Board adjourned TO Monday, at six O'Clock.