New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

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and ,kst the poorer Glasses win derive bensG, from
sid park bat tie eentray woad efosd closer to
~ ousrrf.li, with eso,ltics 4 at
memorial be presented 70 tbs Lagiaure for the reess
fhe &C, autho zirs he taxing q ssala1i Laid over
-, s,ue-Thaetsf S'recs mni'siiner notify the Hx
o, road Cousany u take up tie raj nos in use in
sad rei lass the sane o. gsooFea sa4i "'-a'n
49, Ss,, To Committee on kSnf'alS a., .
~ NJ Cla,,ey-That Genre 81 rom V1susn %
po,,e A. he paw ID with granite blosNs 10 Committee
on Streets ~ 81. 49, ,,.,e. n, f,r,ts, Acne
ri ror;-e TITO the erpodi >net Of making presis,sn r
conpecsors fon the Croon PPss 70 lie ..as
of curb stones in front OF each VI % nhn sxs,,..s
NAV hereafter be paved win R'ss VI 0es"De P''0'"'A'
~ Mr. Jsckson-Thst granite bloe * os iad "a Aaa,
y, - from tie esseliy wau ci ihe hosi ~~' -
To Committee en- stIeeis ,.s
,,,,.,; 81. Jh.t h Comnon Council S,app,ovs o.
the Lssla passing any law sr1h'Ig 10y ,,s,y caa.
Rsircsd in the City Of New. YORK. onsh" ~"' w"
Ire Bad hen wer, into Committee ofthe wax, mr.
Pircknev in TIE chair Several ps,'ers were a'e' s
ara the Coyimii'ee rose.
I Nr X nDtdy in The clsair -. ~, 4. .,,,,,,,s
TIE Chairman u toe Committee Of me J" HJ'e $50,
several r.rers whi,h had been dirpt TED 0r saos'o
Tlcv were ordered bird reading "a Ias ivp,, "
favor Of paving eeAmca st and Bro "a Nal tol .o
'eenih 10 Forty hih s. amended ~ oe go n a. ~ ssy;ar
Wtns' with block pavement, thai Is had pv' 70, "a
70 mako the paving tor Broatssy to -. -
II Broad and. amended Ordered 20 N "a
te third reading ali the papers TO be the q scI' ""o'
Il
for Friday evening.
Of sneeis Committee to revise rules Of order. suggest
ng certain amendments to the rules. Special " d'F Scr
The Board then adjourned to Friday aflsrsoar al
O'Clock,
Ga. ~ r-~.ss -ssr S> aga
,;on Church corner of Cross and Mott sts sking t. be
relieved from GsSessmsnt Mr. CLAScr ss'd thas IN. -
sessn en-, had been for sewer laid IN hot Sc sncs ~
sg30 without their being in any wey benefited by he
proposed Improvement they having no u,e Tor sewer
With reference IN tie pesenG,ont OF toe urand
NJ KrNNEDY said he at loss az 20 the proper dtsp
.i,an f the paper ne did not know bow was possible
for the Cornell that the public Offices are al taken
Up unless order the fitting OF the roons Formerly cccn
I'd which are now used private dwellings. aud which
would perlsrs suit better than other As 10 using the
room oi the Councimen or Aldermen. the objection vas
nt there was NO ante room there anto in the
Tombs He moved ref renee TO the Comaiitee OF no
Tsrs end Supplies c-.,.....
trso erspst the massage Of bill by The Legislature to
sanction = Railroad in Broadway
Mr. HopGxiNsoY asked whence the resolution ctns
The CHAIR said from the C1uncmsn from the LXiNth
District. e.,.
Board from the Chairman down 10 the hamblesi mem
her AT right the Legislature has to lay tracks without
The soucilon Of the Common Couucii No town Ia mo
United States ~ over legsl,ied as the City OF New
York leave IL TO the good sense OF this Beard that we
houd no longer submit to the on9rOus acts OF the Legs
ature object 10 the resolution the ground that the
nomort we appoint Committee we admit their right to
lay track move to lay the resolution on the table,
On the motion regarding the new Park, Mr. CANNON
said he did not think for the benefit of the working
peope to have Park a. sllthose living down town He
was in favor OF restricting the Park to the smallest posi-
Mr. Cr.,cY in giving his vote said that the Lsgisis-
ure seemed to do nothing but insnt the Common Coun
eli He spoke of them The prohsate, miserable, con
eInuble wretches have been sent to the Assembly
his year from the City ard County OF New York
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
or NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
hi, body Of Ministers, composed OF about forty mem
bes closed ts days session at the Church OF tho
purans DIR. Cheeyers yesterday,
Rov CHARLEs BEFcuER was chosen Moderator anu
Rev CHARLES O. REYSoLDs Scribe Rev. 5. ID. Cocar-
R0s preached the sermon
Rev Drs PATToS CHFEyER LANSING, aud SroRRs
and THOMPSON, ATKISsoY, L. X BEEcHER, BELDES,GaN
sYIL and others took part in the discussions
Rev 7 BALDWIN Agent fos the Collegiate Society Oh
In connection with various literary AMI religious exsr
cse The following were examined for eight or ten
hours aud granted by the Association license to
preach the Gospelal students Of the New YORK Theoio
gic a, Seminary - :,
T Haskell New York Martin kellogg, vernon, Conn;
~ W Laden, Sherburne, Mas; Floyd Oyerton Brook
haven. l. / Theodore Bourne New York II. X lin
Pea a. W. Parker Of Bedford wa, app tinted preacher
or The nest meeting in Octob next la Rev I. x Beech
cfs Church, WIiiamsburgh
TIE GOVERNORS VETO
The following resolutions passed unanimously on
Tuesday by tho Third Presbytery Of New York This
orc Of tie largest and Of the most influential OF the
Presbyiercs t gives an early response 70 ne a2yor
nor's yeto-the first gun ecclesiastical IN the new lem
pfIaDce campaign;
R,to the PbJteIy would express anew their eonys
ntemp Ia the
churches under their the
ties the OF
SotG That hey Woai sp, expression ta,ir
d. embods Ing substantially the pncples OF sho
Maine called be enacted by the Legsaafe % this
sse fall ps1aon that euch Gx woaf be sssy con
2ueiye the se and moral Interests OF he eonm,n
wealth
At a Special Meeting Of the Young Mems Ninth Ward
Temperance Alliance held Tuesday evening az No. 90
Hammond st. the following resolutions we're unanimously
sdopted
dsre BY Of he progat'ye vsstsd 10 ih Chef aasis
Commonwealth Gogeno; seymour as seen nc e. veto
lie snop 20 Temperance bill " Therefore,
demands the seVercst co0demaetion
81 ever friend Of yiriu morality aud tsapsrenes
Reed Tha passing the BIZ for the SapPes.on Of iatom
Assembly aud senate Of the srs,e or Hnwlork ~
d og Of ds Ee1Dts ana therefore saoeh
r1oeIA u Q thsnks Of laK-allfIog etlAe1