New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

ORGANIZATION Op THs COMMON tOUNciL.-rhe
Conn on Council met lost night at the call Of the
Mayer hir Honor Ia the chair. There iud
Board AID the auiebcc portion Of tue Chamber was
ms ar, dtd Gould be. great deal OF iuterest
IL afflicted by the applicants Tor Official position,
VI 0 we're pre,ent in large numbers. Tue drst bisi.
u. - m order was the erct"n of President which
r,,uli,d ID the choice of AID. kabhesch By the fol-
lowing vote
M.itin k'enei.ch
The following candidates were then SUCCESSFULLY
elected being the nominees of the Democratic caucus;
81, Ciok ,Cns c, -mon cosacI-w y. Bishop
| Pc, Corr,,l 3, hs b s,d--Ar sand.r McCae.
.r hnaiih rferr- DR.. Samuel X. Boyd.
~ inspe.,r, u Parenen B.tsrn D.hie,-JoAp Csvss-
~ hg@f.y # Por,m. t. Ea,tsru D ic'st-pheu o,rrs
r., C,k IF Justice Co,-s,olr. cos,,Mieh.-i Walsh
D, Lerk &, JVsn,e , oorhSs C0uTt-JJnn burt.s.
30, tios ! Jp.n, ba.hi.y. Cvvt-Joan W. Sweeney.
t g., t,s =, J".t.s ~ ~ cos,s~wnaa A UrYwS
tr tieTk JJtUte hyders cs1f-Arhut baseI -,
Foy Seae,.qt esSh dAa Msasnro 1s.te,n Dsit'-u~~
-, Ssas,. = cgAa and ssa.u's', Ea'ea D'i'A-P~-
~ Epe.tr u Meats, We'tsva D,ri-J0hH McLsA Joaa
D., a.psctr Il A;oai. Ea'.rn D.es-P.,riot VDonses.
tor kegs, IN, CITY P1,s,-P-,r,ct Campbell
Isr 4 re, y me cry HlH-M %. abbst
D., 1.n.i0.f hocDsy i Guy ilaQ-rHonAs Mo0aire
- Dor
f'oy PouHd-S.ie, We.tsrn Di.tr'a-Ggorsr. A'roh
Fcy P,vhdra.te,. Easts,s Di.i,.f-Johu ,tnn-.
Fer PouHGndsto N me k'gah HaTe-sd~nh De~J'
On the ballot for Inspectors of Meats Of the West
en Dttrict. it appeared tina, Mr. rtu', the Repubu-
can candidate, had 10 votes, aud Nj. Walsh yvtus.
Tie Democratic majority refused to recognize hls
election, vn the ground that more votes cast
! Ian u IRE Aldermen. The fact wns, that sns
| men Der had voted for two candidates the secoad
ballo, ihe inst being tiel, aud there were only ID
bullets the legitimate number IN To. box The Pres
idctt decided that Mr. Titus bad received majority
Of the votes but suggested at the same time tina, an
appeal could be taken from his decision All Doug
lace appealed ana after acrimonious DISCUSSION,
ia which the Republican members dosignatsi the
ncti"n # the majority outrageous and contrary to
every principle of jurtioe, the decision 81 the Prss-
drut not sustained by a strict party voe--the
President himself voting against bis own decision.
The whole Democratic ticket then elected
throughout.
TIE Democrats have majority Of one in the Board,
snd each man signed pledge that he would f,s
the caucus nominees. The tickets all regularly
labeled, and a supervi,ory Committee Appointed 10
that uo man voted any other tuan that nonaAted
IN calcur. Tie member who voted for Mr. Titus id
g.. probably, in mistake aud perhaps b;eaa'e he
n ought him H.. met competent Aiter long
time spent in discussion the uoriy deci Ied u sslect
the candidates by v,oa roce, TO deteyt tho
member who dared to vote for any other than the
n.ujuee Of the cnucus. Tue yOts bong t'akon. Mr..
Wal,b rrcei, I'd ten votes, the Republican me nbs"
fela,nirgtlst Mr THU. had been legally elected de-
Ching 10 vote.
Tie message Ofthe Mayor was rner~ard 'nomt'e''
and the Board adjourned.