New-York tribune., 1873-05-16

the press that two Of Commissioners be
confirmed and Mr. stern rejected hr stern was in his
sought public Office, and one VINO wod 90 MS duty at
The name of Myer stern being taken from the table
he confirmed unanimously AZ Commissioner Of
Charities and Correction for the term OF Two years The
was n bombshell had heen e1poded III the room.
round of applause was io9wea ny series o! exeia
nauons n1 sd @ sneh d, as "neie '"' e''"' 'od
Alderman Monheimer then moved 70 confirm the an
pontment Of William Laimbeer. Alderman McCafery
asked whether Mr. LAimbeer not at present state
officer hut anon being assured by dozen voices that
such was not the case he withdrew his objection
vote being taken. William LAimbeer was confirmed as
Commigsi9utr of Charities and Correction for term
OF six years by vote of "a TO l. Alderman McCaferty
casting the only opposing vote;
tiOn of James Bowen. Mr.. McCanertY moved To ad-
iOurn, but subsequently, Withdrew his notion Alder
man Flanagan tiien begged leave 20 say a word He
inquired OF the Chair whether in his opinion, the great
Ring was broken. Laughter and applause vote
being tnen taken, James Bowen was confirmed as a
CommssiOner OF Charities and Correction for term Of
Alderman Cooper then moved that the names OF the
Mayors appointments of City Marshas be confirmed,
which was carried unanimously by reclamation. Gen.
Joseph Dickinson, Marvin r. Clark Patrick Daily Joseph
Philips John T. stewart, and Capt. Alex. s. 1OpianY
were unanimously confirmed City Marshas for three
years, aud Joseph Josephs by vote OF IA 10 Alder
Lysaght casting the opposing vote. Alderman
Van schaiek moved to adjourn, which was lost
by vote OF to 9. Alderman Monhcmer
moved that another committee Of three bo ap-
pointed to wait on the Mayor again. Alderman Van
schaick, arising in great dignity, said that the Board
were by theirOwn conduct deliberately rampnnR their
dignity beneath feet. A committee had alreaay
visited tine Mayor and had returned, like whipped cul
dren with intelligence that there was nuIning Tor
them-a statement that he knew be fnae and
part he thought that the Board would lower their Dig
nity they TO repeat the experiment. Tie had
personal candidate but desired TO the Board have
Alderman Cooper-Hav'nt yOu candidate for Cham
berlan tIaughter.l
Alderman Van schaick-I have and I hav'nt RE
newed laughter did speak 10 the Mayor IN relation
to Robert Kennedy but have no PERSONA desire IN the
matter.
Alderman Billings urged that the Committee again
visit the Mayor stating that there seemed tO be desire
force the Mayor, and that IN his opniOu%the Mayor
had quite good right force the Board. He con
cluded by saying that he thought the Mayor had had
the best OF the bargain.
Alderman McCaferty replied that the only bargain
he knew OF was that Hugh Gardner should be Police
Commissioner and he begged leave through the Char
to ask the Alderman one question Di you" turning
10 Mr.. Billings, not urge the confirmation OI dner'nJ
names for the purpose OF preventing Mayor fIOm
refusing TO appoint Mr. Gardneri'
Alderman Blings-Perhaps did. was anxious, FOR
should be appointed.
Alderman McCafierty-Did not the only combination
formed come from the Republican party
THE REAL ALDERMANIC RING.
Alderman Bings-A little meeting was held after the
appointment OF the Commissioners OF Taxes and Assess
ments, three Democrats and four Republicans being
present and did discuss the subject any ring
formed am sorry It s never too late 10 mend" and
repent OF any share the business. Laughter and
great excitement, with cries Of That was the rng
reccsswas then taken by the Board until 4:so D. NJ
when the members reassemblCd, and communication
from the Mayor read, appointing as Fire COmmis-
soncrs Joseph l.. Pcrley, for SIX years; Roswell ID.
Hatch for four years. and Cornelius Van COt for two
years. Alderman Billings moved 20 lay the names ON
fbe table Alderman REILLY moved that they be con-
rmed The chair ruling this motion out OF order, the
names OF the Fire Commissioners laid the table
by unanimous vote. A communication from the Mayor
was aid ON the table, appointing City Marshals for
term of three years
Daniel A. Murphy, Dennis Calvin,
Abram Springsten. John H. Hitler,
Frank WeUb, George BOncsen,
LeopOld Garde, Aaron NJ. Enrich,
Chas +. Mather. Henry G. Cary,
John Duggan, IT,, Stephen d. Han.
John McDOnOugh,
The Board then adjourned.