New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-25
BOaRD or ALDERMEN.

at ibs counsel % the Corporation cue to
proceedings the opening Of seventy & gobi6 avenue
o. IN" Blconlngdalc road and not from the tiln,n nod
| Hudson River and return the same 10 your "0"'"'
"i u9a rsSnd that the Commissioners for The perP,e o. @Ps
Ps9e ,'Ife ,yc nave O ssadfs5s 7 amendment
proposed would throw the expense thus incurred
be Object Of tie only to declare the .irsc open
be- deferred until there necessity Tor ne 'aine eoiseg I on
the increase OF the city ont ne gAnts y in lsS.J f',
The completion Of the legal form Of opening the slss C s
river contemplated in the 'ofi sS0S 00p Tayor
Laid over under the rules, and ordered to be printed
in the minutes.
adored Dec TO- on an application of the Orphan Asy-
INN that Sevcuy-fourh street he opened from EShtn
avenue to the Bloomingdale road, and MOI through
their grounds from Eighth avenue 10 the Hudson RIVER
As was previously ordered.
The ,epcrt of the Committee Finance, in favor oE
donating $1,000 to the New-York Magialen Society,"
was hid over.
resolution in favor Of paying the temporary 81 rk
OF the Bureau OF Sanitary Inspection - instead oil
A re:oluiion was adopted to increase tho salary of
he Conn aint and Payroll Clerk to the Superinend-
en If Sanitary Inspection from $500 TO ,G5, 10 Take
effect from Jan. T. 1850, was adopted.
4 resolution was adopted to buy steam bre engine
or Comrany No. y, NJ a cOet not to exceed sJ1.
Resolutions 10 increase the salary Of the First Clerk
to the Superintendent of Repairs and Supplies TO
81 ,JD: OF tie Second Jerk 10 W lhhe tHsyt
from tie 1T of September, 1867 Of the Clerk OF the
Bureau of Arrears 10 $1,000 10 take effect from the
passage of the resolutions; oil the Second Assst'iit
CLERK in tie Bureau Of Arrears Finance Department,
TO e. 500 10 lake effect from Jan. ], 1861, were re-
syectiyely laid oyet'
A resolution WAS adopted Increasing the salary Of
lie General Foreman in the Bureau OF Wharyes, PIER
and Slips to 81 30.
TIE annual report of the Attorney to the Corpora
lion was received and ordered 10 he printed in doc
f,tTp gfa "a
10 the office he found numerous complaints against tue
city railroad companies for running Their Ft1sehSor
cafs without license. These companies generally de-
MED heir liability 20 pay license lees 70 the clty
Pro,,cutlnrs were commenced against the Sixth,
| Eigi III. aud Ninth avenue Railroad Companies re-
effectively. These have since acknowledged their ma
biy pay license for as many cars - Is eqaai 20 ne
liphes. number run any one day during The year,
which the CORPORATION Counsel u satisfied they Will
| nav The Harlem and the Ihird.acenue Railroad
Conpanics which run large number Of care, nave
never laid any license fees. Suits have been Instituted
og,in. them. with the intention to bring the question
of their liability 10 judicial determination a. II l.
loss 10 the city of thousands Of dollars yearly oeslie
being unjust the lines OF Ofibe', ana 70 city ran
| road companies which pay license fees. There were
entered IN the books of the office 3Os complaints Tor
violation Of city ordinances 5000 OF which were dis
missed on proper explanation. Seven thousand dollars
linton was adorteI authorizing the Clerk Of
he Common Council David 4. Valentino, 10 prepare
| his Manual for FOL.
The following communications were received from
| SIR Peck, aching Mayor:
70 ,d m "'''''"' ''' ''''4 y '''D'''.'"
M ,io' 2i Of The amended chatter Of 1854 hereby leao,r
Ns,hsn e. Pait from Tire Office Of chsnbean Vi The Cy Of
The ca sei cI hi; Tsroy s,c foIlO'v.
tg,t Foa 11t ne Of YsS G. pa,t 70 M ii, Psce he NJ
Fa deIossd The city funds IL the Arss B'nk, an inS'u
been try nsr5y reduced BY o.e erd OF very do5,fq re.
pol,hy 81 The lime . rs NJ ff WI 'Ia mad Gs sya
known rJgd5n end consequently It, entire nnnes- " be
pS n he, he Bod Of Aldermen moved by he sr1loas
ruuires aud alarm 81 The Community 'Ppoihied commute
H. Plan rs 10 gpps. before soid Committee or to
any questions resisting 20 The ssey Or custody Of aia puDIe
Iq5yd Tie City ChsmbeFn being ,oacio County 1reas-
5r h 6 bs bons Tor Tie slfekcepng Of he county funds,
aecors to sW Mr. Plsit BY delays from tme 70 Time
81 scr1eR 70 answer any a.,os rcana to the s5ieyo or
Cuody II .sid moneys thus attempting to set s.ide nd deny
va. Compelled by process Of law. Believing from the above
that The ubc interests viii be Pomosd by the iremo'a Of Mr.
Ps lron ne ehce Of ch4mbe,n sss AGg eSncsience IN
To tss B@TdeJ gdcyrea III CHgs Ae'i lS.s
GEsrAyGS: hereby nominate na9it Is,a esd IS 'yy
Chamberlain, tn The vacancy made by the reno. oi Mr.
''-''''- WIN. J. PECK, Acting Mayor
| Mr. GrNEr moved that the Board cOnCnr with the
Mavor IN he removal of Nathan G.. Plat, and remark
ed that from the mmorsin circulation, II might toe sup
pUled that communication would be received IN refer
ence to the Street Commissioner. He hoped the Board
| would afford his Honor something with which 10 be
| amused on biz travels during the honeymoon
Mr.. STARE moved that the resolution be laid on the
| table. Lost? 10 I.
Mr. DaRRAGH moved tl,at the matter be referred 10
| the Committee on Salaries aud Officers. Lost Oh
| dyieon--i2 Il.
The main question 70 concur being put it was car
lied BY vote If H. ia the affirmative aud Messr-,
starr, Darraeh, Seagrst and Owens in the negative.
| resolution was adopted in favor Of paying the
Broadway Association 81 720 the balance dlo the
tractor for cleaning Broadway from the lith of July
| 1867, TO the / 18th of July, 1850.
detailed estimate Of the appropriations for 1850,
amended by the insertion Of $50 900 instead Of 500 900
| for the entertainment of the 5apane-e Embassy, was
received from the Board Of Counciimcn for concur
| renee.
| Mr.. DARR,GH reviewed some OF the items. lie
thought forty bottles Of Wine aii,oe the steamboat
! Aida pretty liberal allowance f. temperate men
like thc,v constituting lie Board The bills OF the
| Lelands amounted 10 $JSl per day Tor rooms, which
more than five iimc- The rent of The whole hotel
What would the Japanese think 20 oil Of nearly
| 900 foI the wiue tbcy d7,uk in fourteen days2
| There $50 day for csrrisee hire, while The
japanese m going about the city almost inYaTahl,
walked and The number oi carriages On the day of the
| reception did not amount 10 sixty.
| IN ALDERMAN asked II Mr. Darraqh had looked
the account for Bible presented 70 the japanese
| Mr.. DARRAGn said if the Committee had attended e
little more 10 the teacings Of The Bible they would
not have presented this bill 10 the Bosrd. ne would
venture 10 SAY that there was not 00c0 worth on
tie table, for what s27 600 was charged The item of
SOS for wire might be- correct there must have been
considerable wlro-puliing Mr. Darfagh spoke in ref
cfence 90 the eNorbiianCe of Other charges, and re-
marked that The gentleman from the Fifth BRADY had
said that ne Brady was going for hOnc,t measures
hereafter. and he WAS now called 10 fulfill that
pledge. The gentleman from the Seventh Starr lad
said that he would vote for nothing eXOrbiIaut Mr.
Darragh called hi 10 vote AGAINST IT, lie Appended
to tie gentlemen from HE Second iBary Thirteenth
Neagi-i and the Sixteenth Farley to st themselves
night on the record. lie would call ulou every honest
I mar f.,N 20 .Tfs.s- la-. I'LL