Common Council.
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BoARD OF rALDKRMEs-1uesday Evening g-The Board
met this evening to upon The two Eoiice bills intro
iuced by AlJermsn Gale and schienelin.


After tn adoption Of a resolution calling upon the
counsel Of the Board to prepare petition TO the LesIa
lure to alter the school la and another soin


on nlurng into the propIiety Of feeding the convicif
ls ssnd BY coltrsct and appointing several
taken up After discussion that Of Alderman Schie
felin was also presented.


Alderman GALE opposed the bill Of Alderman Schiee
lin, and adv vocated his


Alderman ScHIsvrsLIr responded in advocacy of his
bill He stated thrt he had examined all the various


plans that had been presented to the Common Council


periods well as the stems Il police Of London
and Liverpool previous to deciding upon the bill here
offered for the consideration OF the Board He conended
that the community expected some decided action
his point and that at no period OF time could the appoint
ments be made that would give satisfaction than
he present rs both Of the great political parties OF the
lay would be fully represented


Aldermen BurTIrc called for action. He said that he
desrous to hear talk upon the subject ss one
he wished action forthwith time enough had been
expended in debate upon the subject:


Alderman GALE replied at length, defending his DILL


The Bill presented by Aldermen schisfelin was then


Alderman 0ALr then moved for an adjournment which
The preamble and Arst article were then read and
Preambt.- Whereas the Common Council of the city
and county OF New York are fully authorized by tht
Charter and sundry acts OF the Legislature to such
laws and ordinances a. they may deem proper for the
suppression Of vice and immortality and the
oi peace and good order.


and after passage Of this ordinance the several per
holding the following Offices shall be severay re-
moved from Office namely All Sunday officers. day po.
lice ocs, officers to attend the polls officers to attend
boats keepers Of public places superintendent OF junk
shops and superintendent Of stages


NAdsrman GALE then moved to refer both bills to CON-
mIttss on Laws and Police.
Alderman MILLER objected to further delay, but init
mated that other gentlemen on the committees named
might have some plan to present.
Alderman stated that he had the bill passed by


the Legislature at their last session. which he was pre-
pared to Offer a substitute for both the others


Alderman GALE again moved for reference and adjourn
ment, which was lost


Alderman GALE said that he should be compelled to
tire, about his usual hour-ll o'clock-to Gloss
his nightly labors


Alderman HAsBRouoK moved to strike out the words
"ocers to attend the polls" which was adopted and the
section then passed


The Board then adjourned to Thursday evening to
tnue discussion upon the questioi.