The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05
BOr~d or CounelIm~n.

Arm i.-The Board met at ave O'Clock. pursuant
urtneLt, d. d. Corcover Esq, President IN III
clair. The minutes Of the last meeting were read an
approved.
Nunsrous petitions pre-, ,ntcd, aud referred i
Appropriate committees.
RsoLUIoAs.
That the Commissioner OF Repairs aud gappies be al
recied TO advertise for proposa to build an iron shs
Referred. Ae'
Aes nat the pedeins or sale OF meat aud pro
vs.n. or unheslthy vegetable matter Ia any portion
OF tie city OF kew York Referred
MPohos RkrERRFD TO TIH COMMITTEE wHoiS.
fhANcE-.in favor OF adding $1,000 10 tar aai for
RoAs-ln favor OF macadsmsing Broad vay and
bioomngdale rVad Iom Fifty seventh street 10 Msnhat
ianvine. Adverse 70 Numbering the streets In m.
Twelfth and Nineteenth wards.
WnARyrs, pnns AND sLWs in favor Of buildiaE a
boathousa Tor the accommodation OF the United
forces stationed In thif harbor.
, lands ASb PiAcEs-Askirg TO be discharged from fur
ther conEideiaton OF resolution In favor OF the cnr.
tnilment " the Genital Psri.
fArhRs FROM rm BOARD oy ALpwsxS--rR BnoApwAY
RAILROAD.
The following preamble and resolutions aaopted Nv
the fosrd OF Aldermen, received together with
HERALD.
ssTTn or s.% e have s
which grant or license irregular invadnow
Res n he s" 4; the sSgss. S .aSA
ly the Common Council the 9th December isS2 in rsn
ssrp .ans . s
saa :ns sSn'sS % h,sSy . hereby
Resolved That all grants licenses. rights and PRIVILEGES
@ sssn as
a & sss N
action of the Board OF Aldermen and the ayes and noes
being called without any previous debate,
Councilman 3. C0oPER asked leave 10 be excused
he d not understand the merits OF the The Board
refused to grant him the privilege, sui he voted No"
Councilman BRu as.ed aiso TO he excused from voting
lie was in favor OF railroads general. in the OF
the city, but not understanding this question, he
Councilman PuRpY asked leave to be excused He wahed
this matter postponed u tho bill In which
tain parties sought exclusive privilege he should be
the Harm Railroad Company had refused to lay down
q new track, when
Councilpsp JACKSON called hin TO order
Counnilnan PuRnY-The gentleman would no doubt
insinuste that money has had It's influence mo, /
am Iendy to meet question: and want TO vote right
l vote " concur
could not vote inteligsn'ly subject he had not
investigated The Councilman being Obliged TO vote he
said hs would vote ~ u the question iu favor OF
railway in Broadway, and would therefore, say 'Non
NO" He was in favor OF a railroad In Broadway.
Councilrr hcCAnLL hoped he would be excused from
infatuated be was interested, when he cslet to
order and forced TO vote which he did by saying Non
Councilman THos CoorER asked leave to change his
vote TO No y
Frny the beard did not concur in tho resolutions OF
the Bosrd OF Aldermen by the following vote
Affirmative Councilmen Brown, Gray, Wild, Rider,
See, Holder, Purdy, vermilye, Swan, scott Moore,
Dunlap RiIer, L.mbrecht, 1ruslow, webbcr, HaswolL
Negative n Smith, Cannon, Clifton Beam, B,ulch,
Htsey Jackson, Barney, schenck, Ciancey, Donohoe,
Radiey, Hart, Tnos. Cooper, Barnes, Farrcn, slevn,
RsnDey. Gappney, Cowenhoven, Curry, Conoycr,
McCahill, Wendell Jeniins-31.
After some further business, the Board adjourned To
y Iriday next,