The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

Haseon and Paddock TO wait on tho Board Of Aldermen
and nform them that the Board was about 10 adjourn
sins die
ColncImen Jones, orion and Webster were appointed
to sas On the Mayor for the same purpose The commit
sec returned few minutes with tho Information snas
the Mayor bal no further communications 70 send TO tho
Board The committee appointed to wait on tho Board Of
Aldermen reported thai they had any further communi
eat 10 male they should No sent in few minutes.
Aldermen Hat, hooiE ana FrhaR then entered she
had adtnaTned de AZ three O'Clock
President ScgSY thanked them for their courtesy In
delaying the adjournment for hour, and announced
hat the Board no presided over worid adjourn in few
minutes.
Councilman HoeAy then offered resolution that the,
tharks of The Bard Dc given u Charles G Pnckney,
ESQ., the retiring President Of the Board, Tor hisunorm,
gen'eany and courteous earring during the past year,
and for the eceusy with which he had discharged the
duties Of bis position during TINT time
Councilman JONES. in ndrg the resolution, said he
did 80 With feelings Of great spec for Ito gcntie'nan
who was about to retire from the Beard Tbcrc was
something very urpleas at in the iast shat 'nsy
dcs ell 10 bca his Testimony the ch,cen, ana gcntie
manly nailor in which the retiring President had DIS
charged The duties OF the position, aud would ao
him that his retirement, be carried with him the well
wishes u al the members tor his happiness and pros
pcry and ,bm,ph ,l,ey we're about to scnarstc ia an
oical capacity il world effect the pleasant socias
relations winch II present existed hetueon them.
Councilman BsRseY -ad he had never fell the wantof
language muc H. lid on that cec1sion to ,Sress
in suitable manner his o,niop 8" The geatcpiHn no
was about 70 retire from The position OF ws5dinr
officer Of Tho 2oat. lie certainly desired 10 soy ins
suitable manner something wilton should exre-s the
feelings entertained for the retiring presiding oilcsr,
bear with lin The best fcclnss OF the Beard, mot cny cr
hia prssant Bat also his frerc orcr}s The resp-
luton N,N unanimously nenalcd on ayes and Aoes
Councilman BArtock moved that cory VI the rc'On--
ton y Suitably ensrssed and presented 70 Mr.. P:ncines
ADOPTED. Hf.
Councilman ciDSEY offered Resolution that tie hanks
cf the Bead lie returned ~ Jsre NJ Swalny and ais az
sociatrs The clerks or th. Beard fr Their edcsn;y add
urlesg IN di.hareug tho duties of their several posi-
,lons.
Mr. riy .NEY tie President sec"aded TIE rcsoaiiou,
aud several OF the members Of the posfd in irinI
adoption, paid wei msr!.cd t..A;a the ability which.
had bco displayed vs. Nj. sw:sny aG his ASSOCIATE cegse
ds:ng y pa2i.!ear sp,,s
Ito rlgs.ai.r .:.s .naii!a4o-sy Adopted. ~
Mr. PNcsSry tho President, the " his faro
well aitrcse sn,d thrt n. The ttrinda:, o. TVS Official
tGriu, winch IN Few moments world ozrFa, be desired
express his thanls nlelabcls OF tic noai
him. Differing with ;he naioiL, Of Tho members
many Subjects ho afraid Ms feelings had Otter biased
h.s iud ncnt the presiding officer but he had always
earnestly tried ~ avoid that danger. and fer any ahor.
hold h!la 9ased He hoped they would permit him %
rep biz since re thank scr tie resolution they had adopt
ed and he would ever treasure ,on rs te RS plsas u
momcnioes Of bis official After passing hi-cr
TO the friendly feelings which bad always existed DlmaoD
hsef ma tho Members Of the Board personally lie said
might Ia rot add that tho public interests hid always
baen objects Of their joint attention dgrg the
past ye and that during his term the taxes had be
considerably fetnceda result, in his opinion att, bala
bic close attentsn paid their duties by the e,
bers of tho BOARD After again thanking the y.sntery
e.. g. th,.r courtesy he rss.ned his se't.
Ih: asaai ty ri: lutis 10 the ea.r or
the press were then offered ard after being apluWlt5
y seconded by Councimcn Daruey and Stevepsoa they
Noro unanimously adopted
Councilman HOGAN then moved that the BOARD adjourn
s die. which carried, the President thereupon
declared The Soard adjourned without date.
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