The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-09

uis Honor the Msvor In his message earnestly urges the
Common Council consummate his purchase before II IL
too late This cannot be unless the said purchase be
S s a. nee I9 perm. speaamSSs S, ~ ,or n
:, Ssinlon% ''"m''ee "'''''''' '"'"''' -' ''s
Resolved, That the ordinance snntxed be adopted.
s..,on Tho 1npIsSscs 49,, ,,s.,sa
70 ~, Ne per esr pSa ., 20 h snon OF 70 oe
situate within The bouncs OF The Central park said bonds %
he rede. makle in year 1865 AT 10 be called City Arsenal
bonds. -,
After considerable discussion in which the represena
tves Of the Ninth ward took part the Of Amos ST. eet
wAs cnanseo 70 wsss sv rcn.n su N,sc o-,ox
Mr. FRAsK,Iy moved that the COMMITTEE OF the Whole
be discharged from the further consideration Of the report
Of the special Commtee on Ooaoiog Streets (whon ap
NJ W.pxrs then moved tho naon,on OF the following
revolution B.
& ounc 5srsoy h ers rss Of bo
chv iorhSnbS p " 'e' ~ ~
kesolyed Tha. the CITY Inspector be- and hereby d.
recieG 70 advertise for prposas for cleaning
c OF New York The same To be done BY contract scn aus
es and Snde may be dr lire ~ the
So1nc we Dies 20 oe ,or one me- year nrsd l..ai an
psrs,e "1s ,Hr nve YEARS s1ec, 70 s uncl spr
approval.
Hcsars Franklin and Jones supported the resolutions
when the Presid. announced the queson ~ be the ac
and the matter Of tho SPECIFICATIONS to
Standing Committee on Streets with instructions report
next Thursday. which Was carried unanimously.
The Board resolved Itself into Committee Of the Whole
on the epecial order and regular calender.
M READER then read the report Of the Committee on
nusce relative 70 the purchase OF the Slate Arsenal pro
Recommended 70 bird reading without
dsrate.
10 teres wcee Also passed to third reading except
vne awarding Of the CONTRACT 70 pave Lexington avenue
81 90 pcr yard 10 John Eorre and ming the re-
movsl q the cnrp stone ne eet PACK 10 Veey see. M
me peoeut o ele rIern ~, vep p i."'"''' A' ~
T c1rwra rose AID renored .fer which the Board
/ adjourned till Thursday
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LIN THE heH''hL CASE
supervisor oiAser m"'0a " ~ho run VIC .AD' 'i'
| Peu~on Vi Ho"e'u Do"no' 0o1nei9, 0oio"e', i've As
1 inrArsemeh' y. n0n'' eAp0' W M ~ ~ " W
@ % nS Ssus s n. W ous which
Gar .es were dismissed
The petition and the report Of Governor Eng having
oeen leaa, r. ov ,,o, thu, IN. hi, H.. .,d,,od nm =,
i allowed
! Supervisor TUCKER called the yeas and nayr
SUPERVISE BLUNT h'o'eu W NV" re'er eu " . o''n
The cr,-p ru,ed the. te vose having bee, commenced
the ararnsment is late
The vote being slea there appeared ten "a faver OF the
| pavr,ert Of the Clair, fss5O )a1d nine apz.ast n
Sun.-ysor Trc,SF, ,sid that under tEo now act Il 70
ouired thirteen votss 10 pass sny bill
The CHAIRMAN rui.d thai siected the Jew Supervisors
| whcs elected
supervisor Cu.rcY maintained thai they were acting
orted the
| the chair
The CHAIR decided that the bill of tho Coroner was
ral and-c Board nd 70 next Monday ut O'Clock
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uvs, Evc,sc. s,o,m mi s~soners.
,roc,xss "a. m. ,.ogssv an .,r,sa- ou, " nv,
\ fhoo anos VI -. ,,.,,s, ...o,,srn 80, =,
hfLIoATSN lon LiohNos. no HANsA W
TbE CITY rsMfhhANos ALLiAN~h-roiA w TIL
y LICENSE TO BE ohhsTbp.
I The Board Of Excise Commissioners were announce
, A xo. voss,-dav q, tho Co,,, M eo,,ron Plaza n,
. 'e' yo"' - Ne sDI - .s~' ~
NJ 10 receive applcuons Tor hcs1sc under tho Exci'
law passed at tho ssc session OF the Legislature. tn
BOARD Sat fox one borr and during tat time they receives
inst one Application FAR license which viii ,o .c,e,
. JUS NAe "pf W. '''' "' WIN W "''oN
, upon next saturday
This DEVELOPS the policy the bccor dealers Intend to
r,rv,. x,s ,ev.,s IN This m tsor o,i.c,o, b, Ia %,
rse'o 80 ".'.-N,,'-.' - 49,, ~.
iney w" naAo No A'i'.""o" ''' .Oe' anu ''' nis.
dealer who is prosecuted for veation OF the law VIII