The New York herald., 1862-12-24
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-oSf H0usk-yEroEs FROM THE MAYOR
az NEW roLlQE HEApQr AarERs, ETC, ETC.
Inc board u saS.ssiAa'. asi al three yes'e'
oay, the President Supervisor Purdy III the chair Ale
the reading and approval Of the minutes the following
veto from the Mayor WIS read
MAroR's orsIcs, New YoRE. n>s. 70 1862
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OF your Board having The eaar trsn.ss the
lsySssa rspasi tSs second si' resaaroa med
suheri,es and a ec.s the sre COMMITTEES iAe Nrw
slbs despatch The tAifd repeats rSs5in lat
he conr. house sad to Suid such lSron - can'ra
as a yr Sar or ons al a s ALSO
directs The Copoller 70 such bills when certified by
OF the resolutions herewith ret rned Is IN III following
Resolve That all PERSONS having claims WORK labor
or or expended 10 towards th cree
sentsd BY cer Of the ssoners vSo fays SUPER
said q ne Board I Of a that the
The Gamble the first rcsolu ion named this series
cannot Give ms assent because incorrssy
Of d II re yoSr ou honos sody sSa
form ed your euy e the matter n of the new eSqr hcsss
pforn nine tie evil consequences referred to IN the
Ap last aAss Buns cs%m son became Incomplete
by the resignaon Of one Of its menber The law creating
the Mayor should nominate and the Board OF Supervisors
prop ssassmsn Of high h character % and
IN sas seen Mo &c 30
y eight mionths During this ero ~ order e avoid ne
sd orsea & rpan yo the necessity Of soon on Toe
enon % these appeals but have persisted in the policy of
Your honorable body could any time have removed
the aialcalt by simply the duty Joined on you
trouble soOa have arisen Work would have
chose an pnse coaTs the seq, OF that course
sss m Ta Of
incomplete commission 70 act am iornei that this com
practical dsces Of tie The
upon the awarding q large contracts a. ed
aRn s
Tie four resolutions arart from ths preamble remain 10
saea i tls@ sHSls oSisoAcn tat your
therein rOoss TIE legal adviser Of your Board in add
a to nc oogsF s @ ee % ne e yeser
he law of 9th April ast laws Of To- sss gave .
ho',se las responded i ihs acsas
thai i hs rsm h. M sof
e exclusive rights 0 the Mayer
Accompanying the above opinion of Grcene C.
Bronson fs Corporation Counsel to the effect ,ha. the
court house by the comm issl rers alone
Tie Mayor also sent in a veto against auditing ana
sows esrss S a q T. nsnsh rrar
aud others amounting altogether to $5S2 Al and direct.
ing the Comptroller to withdraw his warrants for the
same The Mayors objections TO these blls that he
thinks the authority Of the commissioners b. expcnd
money en- the iarem Bridge was limited to ,hs sum Of
$3.50 Coo which has already been exceeded by $50 Goo
he recommended that they should Insist being
mburscd by the Supervisors OF Wcstchester ccnty OF
inc proportion of the expenditure which they ought to
| have paid, amounting to more than $40 900.
Both ve;oes took the usual course.
communication read from Mr. Bowen, President
o the Police Commissioners. asking cavc appropriate
$40 eco the unexerded money Of the apprcpr
in 1862 FOR finishing the police headquarters, upon
| which S37 SSi has already been expended.
Alter upimportant difcusa.on the matter was re-
icrred tho omniitee Criminal Courts ard Police
The Excise Comm ssinners sent In their report for the
year, which referred TO The Committee stationery
with power - send Tor persons TO testify TO the amount
| paid for licenses.
report favor Of paying $3.50 to Robert G. Hutch
ngs Esq, counsel in the Of James Kennedy.
dcled for narder received and the amount ordered
to be paid,
report from the Committee Criminal Nur,s, re-
commencing the Of 81 $40 60 to A. Oakley Hail
ESQ disbursements and other expenditures incurred
in bis capacity OF District Attorney for the half year end
ing December 81 1se2, was adopted.
Adjourned 10 Friday next at three O'clock.