New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
poApn OF COUNCILNEN.

Tho poor3 held a meeting yesterday afternoon, Mr..
rgaELEs II. HAswELL, President, IN the chGir. Inc
seeting was held at clock p. M, so list Inc mem
Isrs could have the opportunity Of attending tDle
l)euOCrstic primary elections, which took place III
be evening.
RS That the Controller be requested to report to this
arc ct rext stated meeting whether Terence Farley bas
to said Farley il the s,tomont with him. Dec T. 1852 foE
ans sewer in Thuty-frst street.
The resolution was adopted.
A resolution, offered by Mr. CRAWFORD, designating
h places for holding the polls in the Eighth Ward
resolutiou. submitted by Mr.. BRADY, in favor of
kmpensating the Presidents of the Boards of Alder
u and Counciuen for services rendered as Health
commissioners was laid over. The sum OF $1O1 10
ach Of the presidents is recommended.
The Harlem Railroad DiBicuHy-By Mr.. Ross:
leeaL on the Cd Of October there wa issued by the Sn
Court injunction at the instance o. one Dshel '"
Ataey and Wife restraining the Common Connch nom any
On tending 10 tie repeal the ordinance prohibiting the use
steam below Forty-second street, on the Fourth avenue
s That as the plaintiff. are informed and believe, mem
y, obe present Common Council Of me City Of New,foIs
nsofy each Board thereof bay been brbed by money
ynes of money OF other thing Of value, by from the
z New York and Harlem Railroad Cor pany OF rs ss ny o
ys Stimulated by said Company ~ tle said New-lOrk
harlem Railroad Company, Other Interested persons 70
- TIE said Newlok aud liar.em Railroad Company ana
sad New Haven Railroad Company 10 run steam engines
1sd proposed ordinance" and ,
FArsas II il and proper chat, If the Common Council
portion thereof guilty Of any sur! ndcneauOf the
lssAneut should follow; and nasmuc igid eNannna
should b. had and no testimony can be udduced ths 10"
Al W. Whitney and wife should be prosecuted ior AOeli
seoie be Il
i.sd That the Counsel g the Corporation be, and Is
sty instructed 70 prosecute forth With Daniel W. mney
wife ior libel II Il win be deemed advisable by hum con
~ the foregoing section Of injunction issued on the "a
cobeI restraining the Common Csunc from action on an
anee repeal ordinance prohibiting the use ci sleAW
~ fofty second street on tue FoN4'4 "''A'-S'
The resolution was adopted - .
Ik Serenfg-frI RCgiwcRf.-Ihe following INVITA-
"a was received from Col. Nosburgh, and accepted:
HEApoVARTERs CAMP WAsHNSroN,(
NEwNoRs, Oct q, 1885.
i as Rosorable Board Of Couaciiaes. 49,
ssrLEsEN; You requested 10 'sid Camp ssnits.o
rs is occupancy By the Seventy first Regiment uuder my
tsraad Tho Regiment will terminate its eneanpment on
ty the eih On Friday the 18th inst the snnasi N
aos wa take place at p y m, wren you are pei'eua!'S
ff<s1ed " b. present.
.V0SBURGH Col. list Res't.
he monthly statement of George IL. Purser, the
Vtporaton Attorney was received. IL showed tha'
haad collected $53 81 for violations OF Corporation
eananoes. 0rteIed TO be printed.
@n. PAEz-The recommendation OF the Mayor, IN
ssud TO receiving the thanks OF the National Con-
htacn Of Venezuela, by the Commission now in tins
st was adopted, and Messrs. Vantne, Cornell and
Nat we're appointed n committee to net with Com
ese of the board Alderman for the purpose of ap
frdDg time and place 10 receive the cougratule
Ia Of the Venezuelan Government for the hospIta6l'
ssser in which Gen. Paez was received by th'
'g &c.
A9Ourned TO Thursday. at O'Clock.