New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

know tho amount Of the transactions OF Friday sept
a. but they aver that no member that tue A
rule OF settlement through the Gold EXCHANGE
by bis
contracts and then sought for some pretended oy
Tb hSh TO resy S,drmsou f sna thai
Bile perform the contracts OF the oath by separate de-
many members Of the Association have, outside Of the
bank In honorable fulfllment Of their engagenents OF
therefrom and they say plaintiff might have done so
without difficulty Tney set the resolution OF the Board
House, say with regard the injunction and Re.
ceiver on the Gold Bank on information ana Deei at
this done the instance Of those interested to re-
leve themselves contracts OF the 2h and VINO pro-
cured the injunction and Receiver for the very purpose
Of setting them uPo defeat any attempt at enforcing e
contracts they further information aud belief
that the injunction has been removed and the Receiver
discharged They claim that but for interference ne Dank
would have been able adjust the accounts and they are
OF their members have settled their transactions among
Themselves without finding that the task OF so dong
was OF extreme delcacy great difficulty. or nvov'
ing the exercise Of the highest discretion They
admit that their rules provide for the suspension OF mem
beers have not fulfilled their contracts are insol
vent aud for the completion OF contracts Of person not
completing Them through the Board at his expense and
ra s 'n ass and the the
Association They insist that oeih9 simple association
Of %Oo a Sr an ps rs
themselves that the Constitution ana rules which they
have adopted only rules to which members can
appeal for redress that being voluntary and easona.
be their application should not be restrained Dy judicial
on the faithful Observance OF these rules that plaintiff
has in them forum constituted by himself, ana an
fault toward him. and that is not right IL ne has pe
responsible for gold transactions to others ior n
10 invoke the OF the Court to prevent the application
OF such rules to himself seek to procure the Court
TO impair tho obligation reposng on him 20 Iuinl con
sworn and subscribed by Townsend Cox, Thomss I.
Akers s. A. Hoyt George Phipps, and George H. Bend
attorneys
BOARD OF HEALTH-PLAN FOR FLUSHING THE
STREETS WITH SEA-WATER.
President Lincoln occupied the chair at the
regular weekly meeting Of the Board Of Health yeser
day afternoon, and Commissioners Bosworth, Brennan,
Manierre, swinburne and s. Smith, also in attend
ance. The usual routine business was transacted
communication requesting the cooperation Of tho Board
Of Health with the authorities OF Yonkers In removing
the nusances along the banks OF Nepperhan Creek was
received referred TO the counsel resolution was
passed instructng the attorney to proceed at once
against certain parties who were reported as
dumping garbage and manure In violation OF
the orders Of the Board II was also resolved that ths
superintendent be directed to enforce the ordinances
relating to tho Of manure and garbage tne trans
poraton OF offensive animal and vegetable matter the
business OF slaugering and the management OF omen
trades by collecting the proper evidence against The
counsel presented new form OF permit Tor fatbong,
This permit which is not Te90Tes a tna a ,s
shall be rendered In steamght vessels according 10 tue
most approved processes, ana upon p n,hnr
cause OF detriment to the public health.
The Board resolved that the prohibition OF iatDohlhg
after the 18th OF October shall extend TO those VINO
shall apply for permit previous 10 the 22d inst until
the action OF the Board such application report
was received from Engineer WOrthen, presenting tho
details and estimated expenses OF plan oy whicn tne
streets OF York may DO flushed daily with seawaer
This plan divides the city into two dstrics-one lying
south Of FourteeDthst, and the other between Foul
tenth and Flfty-nnth-ss. Each district Is TO have
a central pumping station, to which the water
will be conveyed IN brick conduits, dehvering
by into wells The station for the lower ais
trct proposed placed at the angle OF Canal ana
wakersts the pumping,eugGes TO be TWO eaen wiin
ability in OF need distribute 1900 gallons without
risk Only one engine Is to be used the other being re-
served for use OF accident to the first The pumps
will discharge tho water into staadpipe four eet IN
diameter and feet HIGH and thence the Distribution
FOR the last 200 feet inches In diameter In the upper
district instead Of standppo Is proposed to put up
tank over tho central facade of the CrOton Reservoir
either on Fortiehs Ffthaye. The total cost OF con
sruction and maintenance is shown In the appended