New-York tribune., 1870-08-19

Az n meeting of the Commissioners of Docks
.,day the Secretary reported that the work ordered
no done on several piers was progressing fayora-
,Iv commissioner Hunt, Chairman Committe on Water
onts reported unfavoraby ON the petition OF Messrs
poh Waldron 20 the slip dredged foot OF Forty
,rn,hst n r. ; also, reported that the petition of III.
u harrington to have the slips foot Of Hammondst and
@ of West Twcntiethst dredged be referred to super
ntendont westervelt to what they actually needed
Tho MENTION az sman q Co. to have pier No u East
river repaired granted that of Cox Brothers, To
have pier adjoining oukhead foot OF kynStSh 70 on 9
q Wadron, 10 build pier and extend it beyond the
sna length OF piers, between Forty and Forty
Hr woci Chairman of Auditing Committee, reported
bill OF SOS n, mostly for advertising and II was or
the complaint of Mr.. II. Cook, made originally to
Mayor Hall and by him referred to the commissioners
OF Docks, complaining of the hay wood and coa @ lhat
we're allowed TO remain the pier foot of Little West
irwelitLs reported on by superintendent Ransom
The obstructons were ordered to be removed
otter was received from the Corporation Counsel in
,bS Cty Govemmcnt belongs the right OF collecting the
ferry rcntsp Mr. oGorman IN reply gives ms reasons, as ms
city of NewHoTk IL the proper person TO collect the Terry
The petition Russell sturgis to have the sunken OBJ
,ructons Piers Nos. u aud l9 removed aud the pier
drcdrcd was referred TO the Executive Commhtee
Tue petition of VIM d. Andrews Bros to he allowed
have The two boilers iemain that are on Pier No 49,
r r was refused Ivy vote of TO !.
Mr Hcuy then introduced the following resolution,
5-cd That the Sapnnlen, he Authorized al
oraCs the doAs that any Way interfere with the puoe
President Agnew presented petition, dated Aug. II,
signed by about 90 merchants and persons residing III
the neiChhorhoOd of Piers Nos. 80 and 81, f. r.. com
laiung Of the vast quantity OF nightsoil, street
those piers creating stencil that at times is un6eal-
atic, aud praying that II might he removed as there
danger Of its creating an epidemic. -,
President Agnew informed the Commissioners that tue
piers 100 feet long and 45 feet WIDE ana tat
The street Cleaning Association had right to any
OF the piers TO dump any filth upon, and offered the for
Psoio That the Executive Committee Cleaning
garbage is TO be dumped on any piers from the
Nh wood introduced a resolution that bills shall
paid the Department of Docks without prelous
reference TO the Auditing Committee The resolution
adopted. . ,,,
piles at the foot OF and One
bund7cd dtwclfthsts beyond the bulkhcad. He was
L., referred 10 the Executive Committee.
aud drawing materials furnished to Con. Mcclellan, En-
and certified & as & correct 1y 6 wa a.. or or
The Board then went into executive session.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
teriay afternoon at Castle Garden Mt p. IN. The pro-
coedngs opened 10y the reading Of letter from the
President of the Board Orchard o'GOrmsu) To Mr..
Leonard r. welles superintendent of Wards Island adj
ouishng linn for writing complimentary letters in his
on motion of Mr. O'Gormon it was resolved that all
Htorney Of the Beard for examination as to form; and
q motion OF Nj Walach the Chairman of the Building
Committee requested TO furnish such information as
would place the Board in fun knowledge OF ITS liabilities
regarding the Lunatic ASYLUM on Wards Island and
also at what time ahd proportion future payments be-
ON motion Of Mr.. Frcar. it was resolved that the
IRON s. 200 u 5000 Mr. Wallach objected that If such
resolution adopted, the other officers would want
their salaries increased which woud be very mpruden,
inasmuch emigration largely on the decrease.
Mr. SchOck moved that the bills Of Westchester County
for supporting eigrans be referred to MI Huston the
Senator from that county for Investigation nasmuch as
that county charges So so week for board when II ad-
vertises u board for 81 80 week
NJ L II aI hat Nh 4
Cantador, the superintendent OF The Labor bureau Of
Castle Garden, should be held TO an enforcement OF me
by the recent iltreatmenI of an imie named Anne
COnroy by James Lane of Eshtyeighthst aud Fourth
Ve The rnes require that recommendations should be
furnished by every person desiring servant IRON te ne
Mr. Wailaeh urged that strict enio enet mo- OF
the rules would drive away many employers & as they
ing for them 20 be examined
Mr Waach moved that vacancy in the clerical de
r Frederick BIaclman filled by the appointment of
Mr. William Martine; Adopted ... ... .,o,,.o, .,,,,
The report of the Finance Committee was adopted, ana
% Rsceipts since Aug. A. s7Ois 97 Disbursement
County bills 6Ol7 4G sundTy bills s13.41G s.; Lunatic
Asylum. $1,000 Cash hand $j3l29 l9 received during
same period Of last year. S2i6lG. ,,
Number OF alien passengers arrived 10 date since Jan
j. $50 against 1765G To same time last year. In BANK
January l. SgSd CO. re[prS 70 lS1 ioi t Gt @ go s ~
leaving in the care OF City Chamberlain, s3&l29 49,
PoIICE DEPARTMENT DESIGNATIONS, REMov-
AIS, ETC.
The Police Commissioners yesterday dis
Precinct for absence without leave. The resignation of
Patrolmsn Thomas Campbell OF the Ordinance squad
attached 10 the Mayors Office received and ac-
cepted Officer Campbell is brother of Assemblyman
Timothy j. Campbell. He has served in different Pre-
cncs was often transferred lie believed the
TOundsman and seTgcants had great personal dislike TO
and insisted that he should patrol his neat He was
finally the Mayors Ordinance squad ana from
that body he has resigned, with four charges Tor viola
tOns Of the rules pending. Patrolnan ChaIIcs Htldc!
Detective Police Headquarters. Several patrOi
men have resigned and others have been transferred
TIE MAYORS oFFICE-SUsPENsION OF BUSINESS
THERE.
The Mayors Office is to be entirely retitted.
Is private room is 10 be enlarged by adding portion
of the general Office and TO be partitioned off
from the general office for the accommodation OF the
Mavor Private Secretary the reporters Of the the
chief of Ordinance Bureau and Manifest Clerk, and
.I.c messenger.
The Office win consequently undergo thorough recon
siructiOn, which will commence early next week aud
during the progress OF which the business OF the once
Will necessarily he suspended.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Ex-Marslal TOoker is acting Superintendent
Of the Bureau Of membranes during the illness of the
llegeut incumbent Bureau is 10 be created, and
III. TOOker will he made its superintendent.
The notices sent by Commissioner Tweed 10 users of
Cfoton wateI warning thCm against wasting and Ell.
.oIing them not certain pumps, &c, nave lad
good feet aud the Bow OF water has Deeh decreased az
icast one-thITd
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