The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-26

ANp sINENIt.flhrI hIGIhkNTs.
The Commlttc. Markets Of the Board of Alderrsen
met yesterday at r. ST., Of No. City Hail. present
Aid voorhia Chairman Fly D. Baird. The commilrss
hnt tool up the report Of the Board OF councsen IN
isvor Of granting 70 the f,xth and seventy regiments
New York state Militia The use "a drill room Of two
rooms over Centre Market ~ presen. occupied by the
Fourteenth ward police. The petitions ~ Coils rinckney
ana Nos0urgh Of the sixth asd Seventy drst regiments
respectively, upon which h, report was made werc read
with hthea'companyng report alro two remon
adverse TO The petition of Major General SANFORD
aud the other OF number Il canansianta az yariou.
f,ginentS The Chairman of the Committee announced
That they ready 81 hear the siaemcnts IL parties
ton
Coz voenv@n read twe extract. from the pro
vious minutes ~ the Common Council sbovtne
the prior action ~ the municipal nuthoriiie, IL
relation 10 these The lfst xeec re.oIu.
tions approved ~ The Mayor January 70 1899 granting
city, for general exercising The second w~ss
resolutions of MAJ g. 1886 permitting their by the
tourtecpth ward police station, temporary lodging
piacea or vagrants. Upon the iattnr resolution Dc
signed TO ahord only temporary accommodations TO the
police station Of that ward Col vosburgh urged concur
renee with the action Of the other oa In
them 10 the use for which they originally sc apart
The exclusive occupancy by the sixth aud Seventy drst
regiments he deemed perfectly proper from tho TACT of
their being the first and only petitioners 10 that effect
Major General sASpfoup hoped the COMMITTEES would
not concur with the Councilmen. The in question:
should In his view be permitted for the Of the entire
regiments, without distinction. The coloncb and their
regiments should be allowed 80 them Ia rotation.
The militia ~ the city did not begin 20 be supplied
With IelGisi,e accommodations for drili, Asd
he way opposed TO curtang any Accommodations
they did have. Again |, might happen that In case
of emergency he might require three four thousand
men 10 be ordered out NJ time. should such thing
occur the Centre Market would be In great
tcqutsou Retaining 90 many At the artnnty night
would be as bad ~ tie notorious Wholesale murder In
IN the black hole Of Calcutta. lie satisfied nearly
n the cooneis n notified so appear before thu commit
tee, would present themselves la opposition 10 granting
the exclusive Of those the regiments who
have pettoncd, or any two single rogtinents
Col HAyyHf, oi the Eighth regiment, opposed concur
renee Ia the action ~ the Councilman, II woad
pei the removal elsewhere of his regiment who held rr
present henf quarters Centre Market. His
ment, he said hired thelt rooms supposlug thu
undersood and approved by the Mli,a Board They
had been NJ considerable expense and would suffer pc
onniniiy were any change to be effected that would
them.
Further remarks cnsucd by Major General Sanford
and Colonel Voeburgh but mainly retcratons of their
previous statements. II finally. upon suggestion
the matter unt after the meeting of the Militia Board
10 be held on the 9Th of October.
The Committee proceeded Go consider the report of ,hs
cs snncnop referred 70 this body Ia relation 10 building
iron market In Thirty four,h street the junction
OF the firrt Two of the committee Aldermen
NooIbs and Fly stated tina, they had recently Waited
the locality aud approved of The plan Of the edcc bat
dihapprosod ~ the locality. They oonsidered that ia
erection at point farther east and the what
would meet better the ,cniene. ~ the reccptoa ~
the piles intended Tor the market, They viii mske
their report accordingly No farther papers except
minor petitions were before the Committee.