New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-12
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
This Board met at o'clock p. m. yesterday,
President Monaghan IN the chair. resolution was
adopted that on and after the passage OF this resolution
all the public Offices Of tho Corporation shall DO closed Mt
o'clock D. resolution was adopted 10 pave with
Belgian pavement st. from Isnin 70 sieveTh
Of churches aud charitable Institutions TO pay assess
the rules empowering the Clerk OF the Common Council
TO appoint number Of clerls for his Office, and also
thozng the clerk OF tbs Board TO appoint three or four
additional clerks the salaries OF each rang
pSs oDn iTEn resolution per was SdoPqd to pave With
Belgian pavement Coentiessll rom Peats 70 south
st. resolution was pteseh,so ude,ng t"S n4in
sewers IN Eghty.Gnh. EightysXth, aud Eighty seventh
sts, between Fourth aud fiihayes Tho sum OF siOtO
the said having been deducted from the amount OF
his contracts for the construction OF these sewers Tor O
days overtime in nnising tho same Also Tor va Tor
co days overtime deducted nom contracts ior tne con
strucOn OF at tho foot OF and Hud
RIVER aud Forty hrsi-st and lind,9n RIVER Reso
lutlons were adopted designating ne AenoP9tnan
Record The Erefng Press aud The Daily Nens as Corpo
bs s'SGt%a y Rei$afd sp
birthday, Mr.. Pnekney said the Common Council had
aud much less amount had been appropriated for that
purpose and he saw no good reason Tor appropratng
amount was too much to put upon the tax payers ana
moved that the sum OF $4,000 be stricken out and that 81
Hail. almos frozen 20 death Instead OF spend
SO 600 be given 10 tho Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction 10 be distributed by Mr. Kelock among the
ROberts) had doubt but that he would much prefer TO
this amount given TO the poor than TO see spent
uselessly for fireworks. resolution adopted to
pave Allens from Diysonst TO Grand ST. with Belgian
Pavement resolution presented TO pay VIM. A.
Herring $500 for extra services In dlsbursing
the sum Of tl,379,Gl5 81 at various times
during the years 1863, 1864, 1865, and 1906
Mr. Plnckney said Mr. Herring appointed Auditor OF
Accounts Dec o. 1868 salary OF 600 per and
no r Pinckney good reason % give Mr.. Herring
this additional $500 Mr. Robinson said Mr. Herring had
performed services In his ONCE and after the
lar hours OF tho day, and entitled TO receive this
amount. The resolution then adopted. The Board
concnrred with the Aldermen In directing that Park place
DO extended TO Wests by widening RoOlnson-st. reso
luton was presented appointing Special COmm ttee VI
five members from each branch Of the Common Council
10 proceed 10 Washington, and urge upon the
proper officials OF the United States Gov.
eminent the necessity OF having the City OF
New-York reimbursed In the sum OF 100000 for
moneys expended by the Union Defense Committee.
In raising troops. during the war After some amend
mens had been offered and lost limiting the amount 10
be expended by the Committee TO. FIRST O0o and after
ward TO e. O00, tho resolution adopted During the
Of the debate, Mr. Plnokney said the bill OF cx
penses should be about follows Fares, t200 hotel
bills $3.50; carriages $50; incidentals $3.50 and bc
thought that 81 should be sufficient resolution
adopted give to j. f. De Peyster Treasurer VI H. Bill
ehaels Church. the Of 279 to pay assessment
said church. A communication was received from the
geographical Union requesting the Common Council 10
compel WynkoOp Hallenbeck to pay the regular scale
OF prices FOR composition on tho City Government print
ing Referred to the Committee Oh Printing. Tho Board
then adjourned.