The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29

special meeting OF the Board Of Councilmen was held
at their chambers Friday evening last pursuant to
call Of the Mayor which read by the President, as
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Present, d. D. Conover ESQ., President, in the chair.
On notion the reading Of the minutes OF the last meet
ng dispensed with.
Councilman sEElY then to privilege question
and by permission offered the following resolutions and
desired the adoption Of the same:-
o. s @ sn By the win II Of pne rey
who occupied one OF the first positions before the Judge
than % that :" human IN ne
whereas The smented Judge, Robert H. Norris, in the
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reaveTen under which, by the will Of God they pre-
Resolved That the members Board attend the funeral
Of deceased body, from the house
deceased at Asora Saturday the 26h inst O'Clock
This was unanimously adopted.
rArr1s FROM BOARD ALDERMEN.
Resolution, that the place FIR holding polls Seventh
district Seventh ward be at No 162 Monroe street. in
stead Of No. 2s Cherry st Get; sixth district do at No.
26 Cherry street corner Of Rugers instead of OF
Jefferson and Water also in Fifth district at No. "a Mar
ket street, instead Of No ise Cherry street.
Councilman GRAY objected to action being had thereon
to night, VI der tie 21st rule.
The PRESIDENT delid,d the rule inappcaole under the
the amended charter of le4e under which the call the
Board was made, was the ruls Of this Board
Councilman sEELY moved 10 strike out the Fifth and
Sixth districts Lost.
On motion to in the adoption of the resolution,
the samc was declared carried
Councilman JACKSON appealed from the decision Of the
Chair as to the adoption being carried.
Councilman GRAY called for the ayes and noes.
The question being taken on sustaining the Chair the
same carried.
Council man McCAunL objected to the vote and moved
for call of the House, which was lost
Resolution That polls of election, Eighth ward be held
ms follows First district No. Sc Mercer street, Second
district No ca Wooster street. Third district, No 100
Spring street; Fourth district No. Clarke street Fifth
district No. leo Narick street. Sixth district No 81 Do
minck street, of Hudson Seventh district No.
800 Spring street; Eighth district No. $50 Sprpg eet
On motion to concur the same was declared carried.
Resolution, That the POLL Of Second district Sixteenth
Ninth avenue
Councilman GRAY moved to adjourn, which was lost.
Resolution That the poll Of the Fifth district Eleventh
ward be held at No. 702 Fourth street Concurred in.
Petition and resolution that the POLL of Third district
Nineteenth wnrd be removed to the northeast Of
Third avenue and Eighty second street.
Councilman McCAHlIL moved that the petition and re-
solution lie laid over.
This resolution ruled out Of order for the
stated under the resolution appetainiug to the
polls of the Seventh ward.
Councilman LAMBREcHT moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
Tie motion to concur was then lost.
Councilman RADIEy then called up the resolution from
the Board of Aldermen to the polls Of the Eleventh
ward, and moved reconsidera Of the amendment
to the Sixth district. Carried.
The following is the resolution unamended:-
Resolved, That the electi polls Of the Eleventh ward
be held folows:-First district, No. 1876 Stan ion
street. Second district, No. 234 Stanton street, Third
district No. TO- Columbia street, Fourth district No.
ll6 Goerc street; Sixth district Of and
Tenth street, Eighth district No. 80 avenue D. Ninth
district No. 40 avenue D; Tenth district, No 1Sl
nue. c.
This resolution concurrcd in.
On molten, the board then adjourned.