New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-18

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i tor ETH err and be went back again lie soon re-
tuned, hearing TIE that his Honor the Mayor
pTefiding over the Conmi-tioners OF Health, ana
could OF leave. Mr.. PURDY remarked that The pres
ervation of the ru lie health was very important,
tmeCially Il Il il reason Of the year. Mr. Ely aided
tLh as IL number of An eiican citizens was al ''t 10
be greatly din isl ed ought TO take especiii care
Ct those who would remain.
After Whiting until D. m, the Chairman sent down
again, and received answer that the Mayor was SUI
engaged ~
Mr.. PURDY remarked agun on the inheritance ~ the
preservation Of tie pul lie health, and the soli ude
with Il e Mayer hed always shown N th+ reSPe,t
Mr.. Purdy mentioned tie Joseph Walker Gaze mr.
ELY supgested that a sub Committee, coulpo-td :"
Messrs Blun and Purdv he appointed ,owait upon we
Nayor ard ask ! i'm the 0uesons. Mr.. PURpf dan
like tia way IL was important tiat tneee Los
should be answered before tie public press Irere
might Re sone dispute 10 The conversation lie pre-
fetped that lis Honor should BE- brought here by the
mandates Of TIE law Mr.. Blunt cincidod with MT
PnIdy. During this discussion, word came M IRON
Mr.. Aud that TIE Mayor was nearly through, ana
wcnld if the Comm iiiee in Session. eoon como mp
At 3:tOp M, Il e Mayor appeared. Mr. PuRpr M
tro1uc.d i'm 10 tie Supervisors, and the res lniion
urder wi cb Ire Committee was appointed was READ.
Mr. BLUsr-Did yon ever have any understanding
or make any arrangement with Mr. Nathan &. Plit or
any other rerson by vi u interest was 10 be pail on
n mopevs belonring to tie County OF New-fork, de-
ro,ited With Mr. Plat as City Chamberlain or County
Treasurer
A.
Mr. BLusT-Is there any other information you can
give rs with regard TO that, Mr. Wood
Mr.. Woop-W,ll, | don't exactly comprehend your
greats viii be very ha by TO answer any qnes,
WAYS been in favor of the City Cbamberains paying
interest on depo,its sent recommendation to the
Cenmon Council some time ago upon which no action
us been hsd.
on county moneys That has been paid by any persons or
bar Ike siI ce Mr.. Patt's app intmentl
Dir. WOOD-I do not. l owe Won On apology for
keeping yon wai,ing The Health Commissioners
have I'd ore important Session, ana have been Win
them tincc two O'1lork.
TheIeuron II Mayor retired leaving the committee
to their reflections Tey, after short consultation,
adjourned TO tie call of the Chairman.
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
TIE Board met last evening, the PREslDENr IA The
ChGir.
Mr.. Furry, Chief Engineer Of he Fire Department,
wss confirmed by vote of IL Ayes TO 2 Noes.
Tie RoHroads.-Ald. VAS BRUST, Chairman Of
Il Corn ittee of Five. 10 whom the Difficult les be-
tween tie rival city railroads had been referred, with
instincts ns 10 bring about compromise II possible
reported in favor Of allowing the Central Company 10
on Furman street in ordero accommodate The
irf fife. The litigation between the Companies H. rel
tion 10 their RESI- ectiye tights FurmaD street. the re-
port sdds sill proceeds, and they the Committed can
Lot pyevai upon tie Commisfi iners 20 stop II; that
whatever tie Common Council might do woIild tend
OT " to conn Dcite ire dispute ana lntTOduct esh bD
iecs of igaiion They therefore recommend that the
CORPORATION Counsel draw bill 10 be submitted to the
Lei atme, authorizing the Central cars to run on
Funan street, and providing for fair compensation
10 tie City Con pary.
After some debate, Al3 ScHoLEs moved hat the
Counlel"r be directed 10 a suit az. inst the
City Railrond Company for illegal occupation of Fur
man street if he deemed il advisable. The motion was
canh d.
TIE Indictment against Alderman GrCep.-At the
requert of Aid. Dai iel Green of the Tenth Ward,
against whom an Indictment was found by the Grand
Jury for naearance in improperly certifying 10 bills
for street clearing, Special Committee Of Fiye
consisting Of AID. Okeefe, Franks, Taylor. Murphy,
and Manner was appointed To investigate the charges
made agsirst lin, which he and lie friends IN the
Beard attribute 10 the personal and political hostility
Of few PERSONS in Bis ward.
Tie Polsce Stoton-Houses.--A communication
from the Police Commissioners was received, calling
attention TO tie fact that although $4,000 had been
appropriated for building Sati1n-Honee in the
Filth Pre- int. and $500 for repairs TO the Station.
House Of the FOuIth Precinct, nothing further bad
been done in regard to the matter. The communica.
ton utimass that if the Common Council does not
direct the mprov to be made that the Police
Commit ionOrs will authorize them without their sane
ton.
The subject was referred TO the Police COMMITTEE