The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-02
Ron rsl or Aldermen.


VIM Walsh in the chair.
rms STREET CLEANING coSIaA.r-A "srRIEg Asosc
L,RoREsc.
Tho following communication was received from me
City Inspector
Nsw Yoas, June l. 1853
70 In goanSs s aLoros men In On.
FfS Eighth Ninth, fouriesnth, rfesasS sssea.h sew
Sss%si: ss. a.i. ne employs, iof:ns =
tractor. Tiis occ.renie much be regretted, Tue
sumner upon ~ and among re Sther Dressing
ton Of shs publ. health. hsi of tIs .ialt
matter DC The sun Saoi Pc s,SsE.iss Than g..
red TO- is removal Be- not promptly Ss mort
DsSss re % pey,Sy
made % induce these men g ois9 their rssep1 pun Ssss
gsn,aons q their fe he non payment # iao,
Sst demands arc Wei aenn'sa . sn mo y % so,
faithfully entitled their si,palasd rssgns ..
Reduced to eon,ion Of asssts rsston rhsy sspfass
tas sy Ssn'n Sssn III s '
a9 s ass s. ss.s heir q es sls r
shemseiyss and lalnirs AMI unable . fedsen
siSers ssssed for foe R, .ss nsas y eas
aSa rane n s ss S e's or cod
esinas aer @ss. o sssn S2l. no.
having Bean driysn rom their stanty hoa = y ias-
Nhh during Tic Gay hal in ne removal Of
men in The face ana ron .h,s eoaa@n 81 things tic din
s S ns represent
have visited them not the res of any desercon
PROMISES every cause believe that unless their
w wn a S,s aea & p "Dn 70 I'VE e
iyd Of the sericesof these mon in other wards OF The
I regret that am again nnd,r the nscessy forcing
he nseesies o. The snssa cS ns 10 savcnc no stSsr
mel commSnatIon to yourselves and 10 hc
nifty in repr,ssnng the 10 which these men have
hs Win srs.t srsiiaiasion that IN
sent work under NY direction upon the proved
ss
eos q ""asr sSs a"ihay & Ss
&c ssr SIis
Condition b made fores Which mis-
s s pg so siy's sn be q
fully your 0OsdiD; S sHrEin pEIAvAv CITY Inspector
Alderman FRoSKyr thought it the duty Of the Com
mon Council TO provide for the payment or the aborers
for the work already performed by them up to the time
Of their employment under MIR. IIacklcy.
resolution from the touncimen requesting tho Comp
roler to with the assignee Of the Hackley con-
The Mayor sent in veto message on the resolution
By communication from the comptroller IL appears
was 81 46l 62G 50.
A resolution was adopted calling the Mayor revoke
OF the late explosion and that the City Inspector be d.
rected to see that the same is carried into effect.
D. "
A resolution unanimously adopted granting to
Major General ~ r. s'ekles the OF tho GoyernoSs
Room TO receive the congratulations Of his fellow ctzone
~ KS RELIEF FAMILIES or VOLUNTEERS.
Tho ordinance approprating 100000 for the rct cf
families Of volunteers was adopted.
CELEERsroy INDEPENDENCE pAT.
Tho motion 70 appropriate $1,000 for the celebrsao a
the Fourth OF July was again laid over
BOARD.
II was resolved that the future meetings Of ths Board
be on Mondays and Thursdays, at ore o'clock
Adjourned 70 Thursday next at one Q clock
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board or Councilmen. F+
THE HAcKLEy CoNrRAcr-srIcY DEBArE-THE rARK
BARRACKS TO BE RRMOvED-ILLE0AL ICARCERA-
TONS BY THE PROVOST GUARD'=Tns B0ARD
OF HEALrH--UsE or rae 0ovRRNoR's ROOM yEH-
DERHD TO GENERAL srCxLEs, ETC., ETC.
regular meeting Of tho Board OF CounciIDss wss
held at FIVE O'Clock last evening Morgan Jsrss No.
President, In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting wsre read and a..
proved
TER HAcxIxr CONTRACT. ~.,
Mr.. wxnSzka offered The following preamble and resou.
tion tact ~ tg5tsag
:ss n: ss % "; y r.
cleaning The streets OF The CT, large amount was due ~
~
and shsir fscs and au'e worthy ana deserving "so
Wherss. .saats thus due for labor should be forth
Win s a. ss s,
lay said lsborrrs aud charge tho
s aaq hse san an.
am saa 70 which sc sS
them en- m sspss n entitled scs thu resolution o, ana
sent To the Board OF Aldermen for concurrence.
Mr.. O'BRgS offered the following resolution
s.S
thought II dissraceful that who had teen employed
to clean the streets by The City Inspector should not be
been employed under the HackIcy contract Under The
Hackley contract tho streets We're clean, but
every would admit that they clean. farming
the lobby. in which number OF the street cleaners
were seated he said DO thought disgrnceful that gentle
Of the Board should go TO their homes IN which
their wives and families were rolling in the lap Of luxury,
anu make Do effort 10 relieve the poor street cleaner
who went home and found his children crying because
Nj HAYn said the gentleman not greater friend
ard By no Ss adoption 81 ~. Gs ao
ton. The work done by the City inspector was illegal
T sns anti aa d except BY %.
the ackicy contract was ready any time 60
his conr.ct and BY adopting the resolution ist offered
frngement Of his CONTRACT He not in favor
the sre into the hands OF the City Inspector ne Was
not hS d. g. and should not do bis bidding at all times
One point he would like TO cleared ur II the as
signee Of the iinckcy contract had fuaed his du
effect up to the 18th Of Mayy
Mr. sASpoRD asked whether the gentleman stated ,bst
fact from MS own knowledge
sir. HAZE said he had boon informed that Il was 90
M JosEs, the President said the city Inspector
hisEeu Donaiu>oHS retusltfcnS 10 May
yet At the last meeting Of tho Board the City Inspector
had sent IN communication stating that so 600 loads or
garbage had been removed from the city by men
hts employ lie wished repeat the statement be-
made at former meeting Of the Boardthat the EN-
gentleman 30 legal authority % employ them 70 per
form that work The only body from which Mr.. Dcasan
sSaa q Health This he ha stated 10 the a w on
former occasion, and the Counsel TO the Corporation baa
also sent In q communication 20 tho same ercyt
Mr.. sASDscRD said Mr. Deavan held two OF the con
tractors rcquistions which he had refused 10 sn
that the why the could not got their tay
lie believed they would rather work under the ackley
contract than under the City Inspector.
Mr. WEssfR said the Inspector had not signed remit
snion sine. the middle Of ApriL
Mr. Joss then spoke In favor of converting the Boayd
Of Health, which was, he thought the only nsaps ty