The New York herald., 1874-07-28
TIE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Honest Men for Inspectors OF
Election.
The Impeachment of the Mayor
Sustained.
Mr.. Green Is Called Upon
to Explain.

to Explain.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon at two O'Clock, President Joseph p.
Strack in the chair. Present were Messrs. Foley,
Murphy, Clancy, Keating, Wiser, Healy, ThOrnell,
Thesis, Strack, Keenan,, Wade, KehOe, Brucks,
Kelly, SimOnsOn and Beyea.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved.
petition from the managers OF the Nursery
and Chid's Hospital was read, asking for per-
mission to underlet their grOunds.-Laid over.
The protest OF German lager beer saloon keepers
against the special taxes on CrotOn water was re-
terred to the Committee on Ordinances.
resolution was passed directing the Commits
sioner Of Works TO immediately repair Dey street,
from Broadway to the river.
The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Healy, and referred to the Committee on Laws:-
Resolved, That the Board Of Police Commissioners
tors OF election only citizens well qualified ior the posi-
rf"n IN 1ha he wts as sna ana mem S u
business in order that good and competent
MI. HEALy offered resolution protesting
AGAINST THE MAYORS IMPEACHMENT.
Mr. CLANCY moved to dispense with the reading
OF the resolution. but the motion was lost The
following were the resolutions
whereas the POard Of Aldermen at its meeting held
OF this state to remove from Office Hon. william Have
f the nna Of @
o thirty six voted on the resolutions Of impeachment
Resolved, That the members this Board being the
e hay by Thy
The remove once TIE Ho
soara an e. said & ScGn S Of ad
nnH S 5 ss o e m Gs
nereDy request the Governor state the Hon,
John A. Dix, to dismiss the said complaint
Mr.. CLANCY moved TO refer the resolution to the
Committee on Arts and Sciences. tLaughter)
The motion was lost.
Mr.. CLANCY then moved to lay the document on
the table, which was carried by the following
vOte:-
sYsas Ysas-ESey MURPHY CLANCY Keag Wiser The
NAYsLHeaiv ThorHsn' G "oddnyyton Krens wad. x..
hoe Simonson and Beyea
Mr.. CORNELL moved resolution which was car
ried, requesting the Fire Commissioners to ex-
anime all saw mills and other structures liable
TO PRODUCE A GREAT CONFEDERATION
whether any additional ordinances were neces-
sary to guard the city against such calamity.
subject of the city finances He said there was
great feeling OF uneasiness among the citizens OF
New York by reason of the present management OF
ally increasing and the statements Of the Comp
troller were frequently impeached He, therefore.
moved the following preamble and resolutions
which were adopted
Whereas the continued and rapid increase Of the debt
Of the city o. New Ssrs a1d an e uncertainty to the
justly source OF general uneasines and calculated
that adopted as shall either arrest
e aue Sr The 70 true ae % that
the Desired iSe subject the deb. to this
ssas b sS AZ s 4 as e SS so far
:, Nrs.-As TO Ihe Debt payable from the sinking
%Ss S%Ss ff's sny Sn';aaSd %asSrsd
during 1927 Was such matnred debt paid out OF the
sS ; @ S sn:Hg:
what amountsi What amount Of new debt created
the "s i'm s7s WSa
3 :ass assi %as sas.ss
u b as S 1as %na s @ %sss
ts a'n june 80 syA%ss he e ca sfns %
se%ssr q 81 dfs s9ne @ &C. sf sinking fund from De-
secona-As q the debt payable from taxation. what
Of on'saTS mqsd
in @ S o 6a aeoi S out the
n sSss amount sH% C
debt % c%st cai:aad e%i
Ing In s %ss 81 @ whS ps Of
taxation for that year or by renewal and in either
sH
ss PGs01 80 SeH ho~ %ss sns &
sSs been during sSs s month:
So
Be Sas 81 Ga %sS gsYsss from taxation from
ThrdAs TO me temporary debt payable from assess
omssr wh WHAT s OF % dss % p S
1927 Was such matured debt paid out OF collected
eS deD sna ;sst hSw the
uni
tured in 1873 Was such matured debt paid out Of col
s"rns the ss ss 81 @ WHAT
cunt Of ds bt maured during the six months OF 1874 to
By So%
the M months seSt s. nd
30 % n %a a u. d ph aS out If
ssnpoTaSy debt rom DeesmSer ISL '5t%ss to 5une So
50
PFoylsSn exist for the payment OF such unprotected
Foui-Xs to the revenue bonds what was the amount
of nins b9nds 81 ISL What
out Of revenue by renewal and in either what
%S Gss. % a na %
esmber 81, ls72f What amount matu1ed during 1879
ss e Saa' ssa
e % ssi
s'Ss, 1ss%
creaes during the six months Of & June s So aa
Sc r wns dS wna 81 What SmHun
Of of each the classes during
remaining six months OF 1874 TO December 81 1874 and
from what sources are such debts to oe paid What
amount OF each Of the above classes OF debt mature
in 1878 and thenceforward year by year until the
maturity Of the said debts, and from what
these TO be paid What amount OF bonds is authorized
to be issued by acts Of the Legislature otherwise and
for what purposci What the total amount Of claims
now on file in the Finance Department against the city
Of New York; FIRST for claims prior TO January l.
1879 second, for claims Tor the 1878; third for
claims for the year 1874 What the amount of such
claims unquestonably valid Can the payment of
such valid claims be made out Of resources under
the control Of the Finance Department or will
muchs What is the amount OF claims the validity OF
thereof as may be possble' What is the amount
which such iudgm nis are to be paidf What
was the amount OF the Sinking Fund on De.
cember 81, 1871 What amount was placed