The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Presdast n the chair The Board held the eAfr4
meeting Of the Aprn session Last evening.
communication received from the ComnissionSr
OF Repairs and Supplies, requestr thai the psvemeat
tho Bowery and Chatham street be attended to. Rs
feired to the Committee on Streets.
COMMUNICATION PROM TIN MAYOR MsussHo
THE noARn OF srpkRvlsoRs.
MAreR's UrrcE. New YosK, April IL. l86S.
70 the HON TnE h,s Hoard ARR or A.DsasEs
Board Of Alsemen because with Ne a
Of ri. Inc ncsoS o. sesrs .sess e.
susgssas s rs seio1s me men NE Z, psrs o. aa. body
mssDS re @ e.
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hsvs % s.sIs e ceeapy nal once, and All re.r
ssa Zee ss made according law s.htss eAsr
es,rsne tor me 70 Aaa 70 hs hs po.on and ha =
s.; .ss.ictse proO.Dis u.sisssss
Therefore kirdness pe init he BosrA
sss a n % ss ssd .
bu sy ss Ss II s
in that connection. FE NASDo WOOD Ma sr
AiceinAn vooRHs moved that he matter referees
- The Alderman Of the Seventeenth ward Chairman q
the Supervisors, with view 70 his calling nsetiag@ e
Alcern CLASczy did not recognize any psrsoa "a
Chairman Of ard Of Supervisors ne reccg-
nize that Bosro to be properly organized. He moved 10
Lay the Communication on the table.
1he Alderman o. the Seventeenth (EIY) seconded ths
molten to have the matter reie'red to hiaise ChAr
had been gsIy organized The Alderman OF the Seven
ieerth thought the movement "a oags the mart ef
the Mayor, 70 enoesvor to get she Board TO commit
ileeH.
Alderman would be willing to hsve the soz-
rss.rss to any other wig member Of sss
therefore nos ed that he motion would be witad
Alderman WORRIES conceded tpat the eoa-d OF super
vscrs sas properly organized and that the CharnsaA
was uly elected BY mel nity e the mem osrs
d~r1ran CAscFY moved as smendnsn., that the
matter be reeI,ed the Clerk, giving him authority 10
convene eetng OF III, supe visors sufi isuA
humber ef tue ebers signed the oa Ais mend m1nt
was lost and the motion 10 refer TO Alderman Ely
carried.
The report Of the Councilmen to award contract for
baiosng an iron bell tower st Mount Morris, haxssu,
WAS oopcurred In
eonmui oaton received from Mr.. Geo, q. Pr
aer, CORPORATE Attorney stating that the amount q
past month, az $11,
line Corawltsee on s.r-s i,Intscyerse to approprf-
Cen mstioner) 10 repair sieewaks &c The report
concurred in.
Some routine mat ers having been disposed Of. ths
Board sdjouInsd 10 Aordsy MEX 1t s O'Clock.
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.
This Board met at o'clock last evening, Preddsns
Pinckny in the chair. After tie reading minats
Isaac Hunt the Cor ncilman elect of the Twea.
fourth district, sppeared aud took his seat.
The third reading bills being the frss business n
order the relative cleaning the stres1
by ntract read third time and passed, oy Y
o. IS to ~ The iowing ase ths general preysiosu q
the new ordinance
cvioes the city into two DISTRICTS ns.ea, OF Hses q
twsny as heretofore, under Tie Old specssoas for srca
q provides tina. the streets shall be during ~
might 7, instead ,ss :ao Of ,ne 90, Ssy,me vim
h % s Gs do sSs
he ccnuaci the Common Couna which snail prooesS =
nyeeteae u. facs decide whether the contract shal =
IA extends tho time Of the oon1sc.s from year y
So requires thst the processing become rsa
:ha SSs iEa s1 q sr ps' s,as ss s
Mavor at the time the estuaes are given In.
The Board then went into Committee Of the whsas,
Ct uncin an Van Rper in the chat; after una
spent the eli rose and the Beard adjourned to Moacay
evening, April IA.
TI,ca,res a.a Exnibstions.
BROADWAY The ceie orated Ffeuc lists, whose ess
gsnt tNbesux hive been universally aami cd, coos
their erRagsmen- this evening, eipts oeA-
zion being ior tee seneft of their very talented manA
NJ Kel er. Among the tsbeaux to be presenec ssfhe
Descent from the Crose after Rubens A. eat picture
NpIos.Tte grand spectacle Of the "Greea hons'sg,"
which bss had loog and very profitable ru,, siu -
have Antoine FraLc ,is ia their pectve
parts OF the White Knight and dariequn .ssed
ht entertainment 'Goden Ai and s'Lss Aocies" -
to Dagbt.
BowE1r.-This popuir house was crowded last night,
ard oouotiess viii be again well filled this evening.
Mr.. s. W. Glenn, great iavorits having consented .
appear this in his fA CHAR e
Won spca, the Dutch comeoi.n, Ths selection. ere
"Aenss 90 vsre," "Dutch Acto~' and "Nichohs
Nckieby."
BrR1oNs-An excellent bill is again offered for th4s
evening. Mr., Burton plays his nimi.abie character,
J, hn Tbon as the father hat Blessed Baby" rhs
pie musical buretts Of "F Jrunio folio MN q.
Bowsrd as he hero. The whole conclude. with the
lspghsbe farce OF Wanted, One thousand killners"-
Jte Baggs Mr.. Burton.
wA1Aoxs-Boureicsu,t's a dashiug comedy Of s1onAon
Assurance viii be repeated this evening, for tas la.t
time with its present unsurpassed cast, viz Mr., We'll
Sir Hsrcourt Mr.. wslcot hedds. Miss Howard
lady Gay, and Mrs Hosy rs Grace The "Dead Shoe' =
LAURA kKr&'s.- Miss Keene will give her graph, sad
unrivsled celinean Il the aacter Of Camis, In TIE
tn ipg drama Of lnat name this evening. The euthn
ereetsa renders !, quite ce,ain mat i. viii be vi asss6
BY large audience Novslry' is the closing piece.
ssoapwAy vah1rus The eesu tel drama q "asa.
will be played by tie talen ed WOOD Marsh chidrsns
'or the lac, time tnis evening Tre swnse%sns csss
Of ..viiisins.n
wooDs MIEsrRY1s Sambos Dream I" songs, dances.
&c. form The programme for to night. Fun enough.
certain.
PANr1SGs-M-. Nsg,es charm 'ng and diversified pis-
ee, ard Smiths rour Europe" and sSi.gs Of So
basttln still exhibition former ths Broad
wsy Ather aum, and the attsr .. Empire Hall
Kansas Movements.
company of Kansas en,ierants, numbering one hsn-
dred arrived 10 Cncnns the 8,h inst. On the deg
Of their arrival they led meeting and passed the f
loving resolutions
Whereas, We as individuals, ewigratirg tc Kaaaas
to secure simsnent and happy hoss for ourselves an1
children and, Whereas regard the inxttuions e
freedom favorable to the literary, moral and po-
es Institutions Of State, and more congenal Win
the spirit Of fathers and the genius Of our govr-
psnt than hose OF slavery and. Whereas recognise
exclusive hight to any CLted States territory tha
part u the citizens OF Ary section Of c0untys
therefore,
Reso we'd That while shall labor secure the D.
trooucin Of Kvnsss into The American confec sracy
fIet ate shah cordially welcome otfzens of any part
Of this UnoD to share IN future no ne and shA1
scauesce In the institutions selected for the Sta b.
iorii OF its bona fde settlers.
Kesolyed That whiie will acredy respect the righta