The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

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Chsmberisin. there were in oil eight notes. After
seven az Them haA kssn given and w66n the eighth, for
elo0kOO offered for the Mayors signature ne nes
lated e e ,cune \. .S . sns
n the natter and agree 70 indemnify the oncsrs who
had acted Thersupon, ON the S1st Of December 1854
S os ssd r pss,sa s0us
~. y. * ~, CIV rp,pector have
e. sns 81 e g
cleaning the streets 70 obtain the amount OF sher
Whssss note Of eio 500 y before the Mayor for his
Soirsd bat ~ Common hin Honor the
Msysr : ssn sues soss ana IsssSy That O
N.yor ssd cly Inspsssos asn:ys; q , NJ
reTS trnsa sne - cy nU she said parties
having been 6nployed provoas o. the fol-
i R:.E gss%s sqsa 'a'P'sa y sss's %
Adopted By the Board Of AldeMen D9csnber "a isSs
Aaopea 9{ the S0ard OF youncmen Deoemoer d. ioos
'l''io't d. T. vAhhNfNE' Cierk:
Mr. Palmer obtained Judgments from time TO time for
upon the oath Of the parties rendering the services
(sweepers and cartnen) and their receipts for the
ioy' and Mr. John Hscrer, a. taxpayer Of New York
commenced asuit against the Corporation, In the Su
pree Court 70 obtain an Injunction prohibiting me pay
ceeded the Mayor. Comptroer Counsel TO the CoTPora
ton Clty Inspector and Chamberlain who had signed
liable to pay. out Of their personal funds for cleaning
the streets or the city But after full argument the
dissolved the temporary Injunction and refused to en-
join the payment OF the money The opinion OF Judge
lnsraham exhibits the clear ana @
our municlpai ans MniVh nS mas S,,;s a
Honor after careful review Of the laws relating to the
s1ojecs ne,a .Ss' Inv ~no,J Suu nctrsct ~
ssns sts = dslsssssa . sss Sty Inspector
anu hs .s uo EN- thse ,,r,,oss he
%ssi 5. sSs
ths Cleaning q tss streets that such roxs.
ne mas authority 70 employ men 70 wV.k or 'ne
ia,on, cnsl ~ . ~ uny ~ WITH osrec,,,
reference % the law q 1894 he saysBut admitting
.ncro 10 soe aSu Sh. .U sd ~ he S.ct thst
tbc comon Council raod the at Of the cty Inspector
e sign tie note 70, the payment q the men and
bty damage e Be sustained thereby !, .o,.,a..
AZ a! sv e .;s, AZ cs, ~ ana jahcrcrs "a
payment pay and renders the Corporation liable 70 them
therefor For inc css are a Wild snS
iores sno oPmor . s'as s.se1v ,.; s na s.,s
snouid % Pa'os ana sna' 'n0 '"eao' ~
III spPoa z. c cnne nM sa moneva e.
sasiy expended for shs City az csynsn. iaSola:
~ ahc etv ana tbs too WITH the decision Of an hcne
Ola sns conrt mai tSs .vment Shouid be made
T , td,e rts shove r,srtoned arr some N those
vhicS M HerricE charges 10 have been frsuduentiy
n n.m M, n''i'0A = - 49,
'" w - 80. -.e
PAYMENTS OF SALARIES ALLEGED NOT TO HAVE
..l..,yoc BEEN EARNED. - Im., 80 =,
The charge Is that paid out about nve Thousand col
srs % hoch. 90" 1,srsndsr W,d Seoree
w. ~ Tcn,traI JscoS r Smith ChristSn ii woodruff
:na Gonovsr and cornss Corson thew moi hsv
mo nerforned snv seryce but bsinr ssont from the
city mn.t 81 the time ana dIscharrtpr no duty 40 d
0f these only one person was employed directly in my
ofSce-viz Seebacher. Woodruff being one OF the Tar
Commissioners, Smith, Loutrei and Conover holding
positions under the Tax Commisstoners Alexander
Ward holding once under the Street Department. md
Cornelius Corson being the appontee OF the Court OF
Common Pleas as . stenographer. Mr. Loutrel was ap
pointed BY me Register of Licenses the I'd OF Nay,
Deputy Tax Commissioner by the Commissioner Of
Taxes and September 1854 and after that
was q member Of the Legislature. The payments OF
these several employees made In pursuance Of the
ordinances pay rolls certified by the heads Of the de-
partments except in the case Of Mr. Conover, whose