The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
Bard OF COunc,lmen.

Tie eosrd mei las, evenng-Mr Lent, in the absence
President Cornell, presdug. The President however
arrived an hour after the commencement Of the pro
| irgs and scon ln.sbed tie business.
| Amocg the petitions which presented was on
from the adult operatives OF the turing depart
uen OF the Issuton for the Blind, setting forth that
tee marsgeTs unable to dispose OF all goo1s
acuroo by THIN that they obliged 10 hall
me, aid took this re Of asking the Common Counoil
for ard. fhe paper referred 10 the Comn,tse on
Flnsnce.
GANssyooRr PROPERTY
ree following resolution, presented by Mr. PiArr, was
Resolved, That the Counsel 20 TIE Corporation be re,
Iuested NOM tbs Beard is next meetqg il the
property bounded By Gsrsevoori stree, West
soro river and Thirteenth erect, is owned fee
simple by the Corporation OF the cts Of Nes York
CHELSEA METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
reeolu ion adopted By oolh ersoches OF the Common
Council dooatng s24a rs to the trustees Of the Chelsea
N,hodnt Episcopal chlJch ~a7 returned by the Mayor
without approval for the that the Revised
pJovte fcr the exemption froo taxes Of property
used for re- a!oes purposes Hg Honor thinks the
p,ion Of properly devoted sscular purposes q,
though owrec by the church would be dangerous pre-
ctcent
iHE kIssRyoR GATE HOUSE CONTRACT VETOED BY THE
The Mayor slso vetoed directing tae Cfoton
Aqreduc BCad to have the gate houses, 40 e jcL aud
he spp1rieaaDcee fer Ire new Instructed or
Tsuehiio, Walker Co, uader the contract nsde aui
corcu1tc TIE % o. April 1855 In the irse o. ha
femsrRs the MAJOR observes tna the giving OF toe
tract 10 Farchild, Walker & Co would NOT ocy be 4
| i,aad upon the city treasury, bat would
.ea',a Oids, Tot oay as Sc rsgar's tue oI.y :.
GU; the b:dcers Themselves, as White oGerug to gge
zoe contract TO the loves bitGer, piauce n the
terms coIotnn C.. ne sriiseen here would be
80 security 10 such party bAt he would o0taiu rho
for work mig h. ftie a-cs be given olt 20 GONE IA
goTte and hsreI bidder. DE IL Of opinion lhl me
commoG Council cannot legally sdop. sach REGULATION
the Suee. Colmesop:r was instructed TO NJ co the
toud sioiy of tIemsns Han for tue accommodation Of
Tue ffe * nui'oeiontrs epd sac sum of so, sp
oIoIia'sd for that pufpose
resolution to pfop1e clock for the climber Of
tire Board accepted.
The Of 81 80 appropriated for the ooaverson
Of Reservoir square iuto Il pdbic psrs.
Tne third or Of Essex street vas get apart for toe
Of the sixty Eiuih regiment.
CHAMBERS STREETS TO Bg PAVED
inc Boar ccneuersd slta the Aldermen 10 directing
Coanbs stIeet t. be paved from tie audsou liver 10
Chatham street, also Wall t;-eet fro the as ri Yer 10
| Broadway With trap bio pavement
motion have Geo copies OF the DO ,eedovs o, ,b
late Sanitary Convention printed for dstrib Ion was
aoop,ed.
EXPENSES OF COMMITTEE 10 ArnANY-1uE ptsor = rnv
ApTRoPRrA1SG 81 ESQ lost FOR WANT A cossrIrC.
T1oSAL VOTE.
up resolution pared by the Aldermen aporopris,ug
1880 TO deffay the expenses Of Special Com mt.ee OF
hst body cent to Albany feE months ago 20 defend the
chartered risbts Of Ike city he It's adoption
Mr.. Ross stated that hen the subject Ter dis
cctsiou rome time since bill OF items was asked for
Bic LENT fadetiously said that ne wondered why Mr..
Rosr asked for bill Of items hs experience In voaz
for appropriation 10 "enertain the New Haven dele.
CATION q few weeks snce
Ttis apt remark created considerable nerrimen. ia the
Boarc.
Nr Ross replied that no neither ashamed afraid
OF furnishing bis bin Of items" incurred that any
other OCCASION
ice resolution los. for want OF a constitutional
VOTE hnd os coon IS TIE vote vas announced the three
Members voted In the negative waived by
committee Of the Aldermen, who used ali their clo-
euerce 70 induce the incrsble gentlemen TO alter toer
doGrm raton Meanwhile the regular business OF the
Roard went on but in few moments q her calei
toe paper which laid the table, vaaly hopina
tnat the apparently nnexioe Wills or the city
there would yield 10 the wshes OF their patriotic brethren
VINO expended 81 $50 OF the city money protect ths
interests OF New York at the capital the motion was
put second tine, ana lacked vote TO secure s con
sutonsl passage On motion Of Mr.. BULrEgr the anti
free hydfant man, the resolution laid the table
CAUCUS Of the defeated Aldermen was held Oh
the spot, and the attack OF tho allied forces vas
renewed With redoubled force Alderman B1ole
appeared as much ag,ated Napoleon wasu
preparing the attack upon Soferno and colleagues
obey ed his beheeis with fahfulnese satioDing tnem-
selves behind the chairs OF the obsnato three" and
pouring forth voey OF arguments in favor OF TIE Just
ness and propreiy OF granting the 81 $50 defray their
expenses at Albany No attempt was made g. cal tho
paper up ogain during the evening An unusually large
calendar Of general orders nearly exhausted when
the Board adjourned. The majority OF the piposs how
ever, devoid Of general public interest,", consisting
OF reports and resolutions In favor OF Giggng sreeis
RENTING assessments the erection Of gas lamps the
pairing Of eng ne borses, &c.
Or motion the ard adjourned 10 meet Thu rsday,
1871 irs'snt having been 10 se.so1 nearly four hours