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Court in which he sued the Corporation for his services


Assistant Alderman HrsRy wished to know if il was
ascertained by the Committee whether not the Police
Magistrates recognized the appointment
The Report was referred back.


Papers from the Boad-A report in favor OF construct
ing sewer in Waverly Place, was read On notion the
matter laid on the table.


Fight befUeen Fire Companies Nos I'd ga conmu-
nicaton received from the Chei ineer reporting
that dsg raceiul had occurred yesterday between
diae investigation be made with view to the dismissal
OF the parties engaged therein The communication
ordered to be placed on the file


Police Magisbaie at HarIem An ordinance was read
rae Of the 9th Ward, special for Harlem, and
Jacob Dickenson TO act as Police Clerk.


The Polls An ordinance was read whch provides for
the division OF the city into election districts TO do
sgnats the places for holding the polls st the ensuing
election.


Assistant Alderman cH.nlIex opposed the adoption Of
the ordinance, ss II altered most OF the polls.


Assistant Alderman VooEHiEs considered the change
an improvement, as took the polls from many rum


Assistant Alderman CHAHLIcK would take the gentle
man at his words; and IN this he would ask
why they had not altered in the LIST and I'd Disrcts'
they wanted to be consistent, they should have the
movals made in these districts; but the owners OF the
'rum-holes" here were what are called Natives" or
"Whigs," and the removals were made IN all cases.
where the OF the houses were Demo-
Gratis" This was done by those persons whs claim the
stances IRON what called ''rum-hoes," he did not
object to the change provided the rule was acted upen
generally He moved that the Ordinance be lad upon the


Assistant Alderman DvvER moved amendment to the
ordnance IN relation to the removal IN the attn ward
Lost.


Assistant Alderman cHARLlcK OF opinion tn at the
business altogether concocted and planned IN caucus
and dictated by the worst sectaran reudices Tho
ordinance passed.


Public Schoo-A resol iton in favor Of appropriating
$5,735 for the Ut common schools. adopted


Police OHcersA resolution was offered IN avor OF re-
peang the ordinance relation to the fees paid to the
police officers, on arrests


Broadoay "A communication from the Street Commis-
soner was asking for an appropriation for paw
ing Broadway Adopted.


The Board adjourned, to meet Wednesday evening.
at O'Clock.