The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

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| Board OF Aldermen.
I APPOINTMENT OF ALDERMAN BOOLE, Az CITY IN
| sPECTOR, IN TUE ROOM OF DOL. DELAvAN.
Al the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday.
the Mayor sent In communication nominatinG Alderman
Francis A. Booe CNy Inspector 10 the Of Col.
ranie +. Delavan. whose term Of Office had expired.
Alderman BooLs with an apparent intention not 70
accept the ofce) moved mat the nomination be laid on
theiabe. which motion carried.
Aer tho disposition Of routine business (which
| viii be found 10 the official report),
Alderman Bools ID that the Board take Q for
| half an hour which also carried.
The members then went into
CAUCUS
with closed doors; but reporter Is Permitted 10
say that Alderman Poole there Immediately said that
wished understood that ddnct desire tho 90
Of City Inspector. He moved that committee three be
appointed wait upon his Homer Mayor and inform
him tina. IL he would withdraw his (Pooles) name and
send in that or Delavan for reappointent no (pooe)
would decline the nomination. This having been
! adonfed,
| Alderman JEREMIAH Chairman rro tm.) announced
Aldermen Farley McCoo and Mitchell IN committee.
On their return. Alderman Farley announced that they
had seer his Honor Tho Mavor and followed out their
instructions The Mayor refused n withdraw tho name
OF Alderman Poole nominee for CITY Ipsrector and
cl'ned 10 whether he or Alderman Pooe
fusne IT, accept. he wonh send in the of Mr. nea-
van or not.
that II world he imsssihe for reruh ican romna
ton b. no sanctioned by the Ronrd and deemnr bis claim
as prominent ms that ~ any her democrat would leave
his domination in tho hands NJ the poard.
Aldermen Wash fres,dent) and MfCooL spoke AGAINST
The committee were then requested N wait on
Mr. Deavan inform him what had occurred, ant aek him
| II he would wish to resign: but
Alderman McCcOL declined 10 act on such UNPLEASANT
mission a. to inform friend Of his being superseded in
| his office Int
Alderman Hardy then nomin-t~d act instead OF
Alderman McCOOl hut he begged n he both
Mr.. r ole and Mr.. reavan intimate persona' and
a matter
Another Alderman was substituted ard Tho committee
to the Office 81 the city Irspector Finding
that Col reavnn coNned h,s horse by temporary
| Illness. they were reqrestcd to proceed thhher.
I'm their return, Alderman FARLEY chairman Of the
committee. announced that they had wa,ted lir No.
lavan ara communicated the wishes ri the nOard That
gentleman said he had no roson n resign md his
term of Office had expired the matter remained with IN"
oard OF Aldermen To appon. reject the nomination Of
| the Mayor.
bnt w"dd leave the question with the POard.
Tho representatives OF the prohbitcd from
giving reoort ~ the proceedings in coucns hut on
subsequent motion mnde by Alderman Poole they
permit ted tn give The result
fldrrman IrrEMAH. Presi'e pro rr then ordered
tie Sergeant alarms 10 throw open the doors the
lobby for the admission OF strangers tho regular pro-
cecdines Of the Board
rush wns hire made, and he lohhv WINS fllied In
stanter by those ofce holders VIII" feared "ronr out
ard hose who arxots u know ,hev hal chance
of 'Comrr - under tbc ircv tah'e inci m bcut elect
Alderman Hrr (rerub can) then moved 70 take from
the table tho icaticn from his Honor tho Mavor
and to advise and nfrm tho nominal ion Of ,lder.
FraDois 7. 4. Poole the on'ce n CIV ms
The vote was Immediately taken, when the blowing
resrt arpeare'-
did not vn'ef. John 7. Nenrv ahsent). Charles RI Vail
fre,nhlcan). James Feed. Charles T. CHM. Peter
,ro te@), john Hardy. r p"ee fdd not rnt""
Peter Mascrsoa, John r. 0ttiwe freruhIicar). Andre
Fromrnt hs'nt). Terence Farley and Jacob Ling
Twelve In the Affirmative. Tn the negative, Alderman
Mcfool.
Thus the votes Alderman pooe's arnointrrert
twelve. agninst IL one. Two absent and two pre-
sent did not vote
Alderman rcorv then immediately handed In his resig
nation of membership or The Board.
On motin o. Alderman FARLEY, the resignation was
laid on the trble
President Warm ION the foor) asked whether the ac
certarce of city Office did di1ualify tho Iarty go
accenting from holding a position In this roard.
Alderman ARE.rAH president r.. m.1 answered that.
nv the charter the ros.os ~ Alderman vacated by
in the city government. And thrs tho m,tcr stands
Am nCst tho rontnc business transacted nv the Rard
the yment Of bin ~ 1924 for carrinpe hire the
rccenon ~ the ibirtysevenih AID Thirty eighth rcei
mcnfs on their return from the seat NJ Pv
mnnication frem the hnarce deparmert appears that
the balance in the hands n the Chamberlain County
Treasurer on the 20h June amounted ~ 1877 3i3 81
The Board adjourned to Thursday next At one O'Clock
P. NJ.
The Board OF Councilmcn.
FINANCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE CITY
fATHERs-How TIE MONEY Gors-eOMErHING
ABOUT COACHEs-wHO STOLE THE BOUQUET p
OBTAINING vICIUALs UNDRR FALSE PRETRNcEs--
ARE WE TO HAVE A FOURTH or JULY CELEBRA A
TON? ETC.
curious and interesting dispute took place in the
Foard OF Councmen last evening. The circumstance oct
Of which the the rresen Of report Of
the COMMITTEES National Affairs In paying Ger.
tain bills cnrred ny that body during The reception OF
the returning regiments.
~ ~ .hns,
the President occupying seat in the body Of the cham
ber
Mr. HAYES rpoke at considerable length In favor NJ
paying the bills. In doing he criticised the differ
ent items-one ~ which Tor coach hire He stated
several times during his remarks that these coaches
been used by members Of the Poard for the purpose
riding ,ont to High Bridge ard tho Park. On
casson he went to find coach for the partc
pntrg in the reception. and was Informed that toun
Gilman Ind taken II 10 give anne riei de drive round
ss * e which a. % , s1vs 20 :.
these gentlemen he said. who now refused TO the
Mr. SANFORD said he had refused for ray,nr the
bills because he did not understand thing nbout them.
e ho ed IN future they would be given more In detail
that not members ~ the ard bot the public might
uhders tand for " hat uev incurred On one occa.
sion he cer,aipy did call On the livery snbe ard
not ask for II in be OF the Commen Council The
livery stable keeer agreed TO let him have and
N he charged TO hts private account He thought II
lust and unfair tor gentleman to stand ard attack
single ndiv dual for using coach n single occns,on
ard TAXI two three friends out for little rccrea
when he knew the same thing done day after gay by
many " not all tire members o! the oard.
Mr. JovEs the President, said he had listened tho
remarks wh on had been made. md knew they mus
he unnessant TO those who bad b:s before the Board
H. did net wish appeal 10 members ~ the Bard ray
the bills but he thought gentlemen incurred ex.
pepses they ought u nay the bills. He had been
present on any Of these occasions. but be those
around him who had been Not only themselves; but
fMr. Haves) had said, they not satisfied with
bottle n wine. they in some instances to,k ton He
Thought II world be better Tor thcn once eve
will not give tho gments any recerion" lie Lad
great many things take place during the reception of
the regiments. and also at the funerals OF
departed heroes, 81 which he was heartily
asha ned Of, not on the part OF those who
had voted for the bills but those who refuse 70
do gentlemen might get up ard explain how they got
would tho hut that not the question as
those very carriages were charged for IN the bills pre-
scented the Board for payment At the OF twenty
Thai itcm nlnne LIE I'D The hills