New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

The Board of Aldermen held regular meeting yes
terday afternoon. The President, Mr. CoRsELL took
the chair.
Mr.. GENET offered resolution instructing the City
Inspector pot to tran ser any stand stands in aay OF
the market places of this city, nor TO grant any permits
for the use OF the same, without further Instructions
from this Board; aso ins,ructing him TO report
forthwith the number OF stands transferred and psr-
mits granted and who have been the recipients Of the
since the fret day Of January both OF which res
a resolution which bad been several times ia,d
wss adopted authorizing the Controller to drAw mis-
warrant for 50 500, to pay for the expenses OF tho
Joint Committee which is goog TO attend the ssssion
of the Sanitary Convention at Boston.
Resolutions appropratiDg 81 900 and $500 as doua-
tons for the "Bye srd Ear Infrmsrs" and " The
Womsns Prison Association" respectively, were re-
ported from the Committee on Finance, aad, on mo
On motion Of Mr.. CORNELL, the use of the Alder
manic chamber was granted 70 the Supervisors while
the of the latter is undergoing repairs.
MIR. CORNELL offered a resolution authorizing the
Controller 10 draw his warrant 10 favor of Colonsf
Lefferts, Of the National Guard 9th Regiment, for
5000 with which to purchase camp eluipage for his
CON pand. Laid over.
AIeeoution came from the Conncilmen, directing q
futile, appropriation of $3.50 900 for the Central Park
and was concursed in unanimously.
A resolution appointing committee to appropriate
s5 900 for the reception Of the expected Japanese
Embassy, came up fer approval.
Mr.. DARRAGH moved 10 amend by inserting SIS, 600
in the place of S25, GOO. Lost.
Mr.. BooLE requested that the resolution might lie
over until the proposed committee could have con-
sultaton, as be had TO believe even $25 900
would hot suffice for the purposes in view.
Mr.. BRADY spoke strongly in favor Of appropristug
the larger sum. He wished this great commercial city
to welcome these Japanese distinguished strangers.
from great and hitherto unknown country, ought to
be welcomed
Mr. BooLE had supposed that the Board would grant
$50 GEO without hesitating moment.
10 N Law xraa nat
An amel dment offered by Mr. BooLE, 70 insert $50,
GOO in the place Of SIS 600, os for want Of
etitntonal vote.
motion to lay the subject the table was carried
by vote of 10 o.
A resolution from the Counclmen was concurred in,
directing the Harlem Railroad Company to run ANAL
cars az fer az Forty second street.
motion was made 10 take from the table the Japan
csc Embassy resolution.
nr. BRADY hoped not. He wouldn't now vote
dollar for the purpose of entertaining the ysers snoo
resolution, showing that such action would be 70
ported i'll the next mornings papers.
Mr. STARR repelled the charge Of meanness
Mr. DARRAGH wanted the General United STATES
Government 70 share toe expense.
The solution was taken from the table by q vow
of 9to6.
Mr.. GENET moved to adopt il as amended, viz; ap-
propriaiiDg $50 900 instead of SO OO Lost. Recon
sijered, and again laid on the table.
The Street Commissioners report was read In reis-
ton IN the propress of the contract for removing the
diamond Reef The price agreed upon was sSJ 900.
Of which s25 900 had been paid. The work was GOV
about three ourths finished and would be resumed Al
once Communication ordered on hlc.
Adjourned till Thursdsy next, at o CLOCK p %.