New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

for expenses Incurred in maintaining Company sth
Regiment Scott Life Guard previous to acctptanee oy
the United States authorities referred 10 the Ion-
mittee on National Affairs.
Mr'GESEr offered the following resolution:
Rsed That the Contosr be and be Is hsTssy
G for account Of Donation. for the year fam
lies % volunteers from thi city engaged Ia the eyo
drrman and Counc-n representing Dcs Words Of
this city such soldiers fauie. reside In order TO
afford temporary relief 20 the needy families Of cur vOen
teers. - .
Mr. CORNELL hoped the resolution would not pass,
as it would leave the charitable institutions destitute
the coming year,
Mr. BoOLE had no objection TO the Controller taking
these funds provided they again rep laced.
Mr. GENET said he presented the resolution because
he knew, rs every member OF the Board Knew, .le
necess of the fam lies Of the volunteers. The neces
sites OF the charitable institutions did not equal those
of the poor families who daily applying for relief
--in fact actually starving.
Mr. CoRyELL contended that the appropriation pro-
posed would not be dollav piece TO the familIesi
and be did not believe that IL would be Jadicious 10
make the charitable institutions suer and perbaP. i
to the ground for ibe carrying ont OF what would re-
suit In little good TO those IL was intended To dement,
indeed might do them poriive Injury, as they might
count on substantial aid when the Common CoanSN
had passed THE BILL but would be doomed to disaS
poinment lie believed that funds could be raised In
the same mode those which were placed Ia tue
hands of the Union Defense Committee.
The debate was continued by Aessrs. Genet Cor
nell, Froueni, Brady, Tourney, and Others, bat The
res lution finally lost, only four voting In the al
hnnatiye.
which subsequently amended by Mr. CoRSkLL, 10
as follows:
g1s,a. rh. fund Known as th. "urion D,fen'e Fupd Of
the CITY 4 created BY ordinance 81 the Commen
uBc approved april % loot f5 toe OurPoss Of sssng IL
empy ing volunteer. aud mas provision iaf .he iagpo ..
on AID suffering produced among the faae. o. oul 'ods.
nOo vind sting the honor Of our o0mr0n country
against domestic rebellion aud
Wisas il /. the imperative duty O The sg,hors. Of ths
CIV 70 ,h l =, r. ~ I'm M. ci,, nov, sb..ht s
fss.e the Union q the sAssDot. especially 80 . By he
tmpedy akes upon itself pfoyde f9 no families 81 TOE
vo,se and tss, numbers yolot seee In hiny
believing their AMP provision vuld BE- se by
tho.. 10 auhoy their Do ed hone Be 4 therefore
hstrea That the i0ilowns ordinances be and nSisOJ
an oGDTNANCE mailing an appropriation IN sd Of the ami
lies 4 onnsees this ey. sewing Ia defense q the
N,i.o. Mon mo Mayef Aldermen snd Conaenaliy 1t
The tty ofSew.Yort, ia Common Counch s'avensd do or
ssc11os HE .uu o 1850 hereby srProp'i.,,d r the
pgPoe o. ehderbs 'ath AID o. support e Zoe isn,. o. as
usts,r Or otder,d Army o. hs Uaied s,sss
SIC q Ihs mpiroler brrsb, sather,d TO borrow, tom
tue due the rsd; Of the torpotion surh Or sums
ced ..cis ani TO baud. Of she Co,Po,soa thsl,or
whh hs - ds.i..s and soSSs :. me No.ns'. ss,
no res'$Ss yss I e,s s ,1.s \, ou. souu
tnei b. tie Mayor AID win the seal d ne
Corpoaoh aesFd by the Cs Of he Common tonuei ana
he heieai thereof shall be redesmses WAN one yea. from
4 Of said bends anil Tho Interest 70
accrue upon he t- TAI u ihs Csr on q the eiy y
NsW Oh nd s.o al .un. hieh NAY b. stef te ,,e'ea
poei reiavu sns the excuses gesI,d "a pISsn,s n VA.
o,dancr se hereby 'olcmny piedsed ard ihs tosttors
hereby Auhad ana required 70 ieasvn sod enn M '.id
bond, f,fl tho before the maturity Of The .sne
sEcs Tbs Couoer shall act the Tieasuisr d ihs tied
ssry ' Tss Trssa1rs E sPPon, as ...,si ,,eA
Senatorial District the ey, Wig shall di.bu'.s 'he i1nd "
entitled 10 relief he ward snd 10 the resident. u
ne wsIas ia secuye scusoIiAi Districts
Sac O. The Assistant .ss ay ery such ehsck. r
lief e
he Adeinsn Cou Gilman q esch wsfd snd rIen' formally
ossnes by the Ward Committee at tseif last NEE Ing At
bs Cooper Institute tie 'aid wsd CouHte~ to aAAs their
aads foi relief :. in tbs judgment nay deemed ,Psdiea,
Mr.. BooLr moved that the paper lay over.
Mr.. BARRY moved as an amendment that u gotothe
coDmEtee ordinances.
Mr. GESEr charged that the BOard did not desire
to vote the families cent That the action proposed
would not give Immediate rel ef
Mr.. BouiK said that by Friday or Saturday the
Commit Of Relief could De al work provided the
ordinance was adopted at tie next meeting.
After some further debate the ordinance was re-
forred.
sTSsrr cOxSlssiosYn', ovror Nav YoEE Jolly l, laeL
r. fAs Honorable tAS CoaEes Cogaci.
In companos wih the charter ard orinAree
Of he Common toench hsvs ihs hop9 IA TIE conasd a
u the Street Conuisi ner oia Lines TO report the ste
q Departments and the public bnsioes eouEe ted e~h
for The quarter enesg Juus 90 lst snce last quarterly
report made yuII honofsbis bodies on April the L"ss
.ev,r aasunl. appro1rssd y the COsSoi decay
the etP,psss he ey f the yea 1871 ~h .o. sieepon.
hereafter and therefore enabled II th tins ~ geA
correct statement, o. the several appropriate. drssn ~ ga.
DsPadnsnt hefa,nons AsNs e.sh asSa ~ ,a. $3.50
& she sI' 81 h 10 noe S.i s 's
approp AID lie "a 70 uoa Trust secoup, tbs Latter
BE- abur.ea By Sss-.SsHi upon the pToPe''y bsnshed
th,Trby.
the yer 1901 paced by ths Common tonc The balance
sysaes th. mr., Of n. current year .oan' bY
Tho Lssiase amount da~n aPon ne Sonuou. BY Isqp.
ton amount paid BY HIN witu teusios noin ' De-
sssss.usut .' delivered 70 NE tfleel.E q As,s.iosnl.
sncUuts paid b. hin TO TIE thy 500 I-,ufssa %
The Of .ss su saisnd.s,. Of The even Bars.n. u
thi. Department us fo exhibit othe pubic ba.ns dons
S ~ men s.gsS in Ts.set ,f yosf SSSor
sbs bod 20 me s.se And ''S oo' % n, sssrs
reports the suount u ~ok doue g. biz Bues
The qus,sf As amounting 70 toe 'am % t@c 49,
syosei@r. drswuis tr6s9 -
ia the bureau Of Nhars. Pi.r. and Slips. there he. bsen
20 amount Of fJ5asa ~ d. the bnsau q loads
I 20 Including wors done on hiid AvsEus maesd.nEnr
Of Laud. Places sIoo1 o. In TIE bufsa Lamps and
s6Sssl aS In Of Deputy suIerasnds0s Of RPs
il az Boieaa q Chief Eu,inssr q the w., Department.
s278g9 b. herewith hAnsut lat Of Oh cost ats nsde ~
this department duTina hs tf.l and seeoa a.i, " 'a year
Ct each contract On the LET Of april Inre femated
Ia the hand. the Collector of Assemsnts lists euouuns
The SUN Of sssSas Since lime lhsrt ps,d
hard. for collection s. smoan,i e lhs sg Of tlsg
go 800 10 tho Bulean d Aussn s27 90 "a
leaving n bis hand g be .osoSssd Tor ne 'e% Of -
the sobjsc " revision this A 81 tho
certain parts Of the city, which laid Ssiare Counos
Council By communications rom this ece NJ Ter daea Of Nov
TO- ls'9 add s.g .o ISs ss.sehss sr.ss' w,Is mad.
considerably Outside the I'm. sdop'sd In 1891 A. ss sds
hs pPps, part Of the ey II. ssI ss..sHSss ,ssS %,
hight the foo, Of thsse srssis me resusi9a Of
several instance has been ordered ~ hon
orsbe bodies but has been delayed .s Department becsase
woad entail heavy sxpe..e upon the property and
whom completed would not awe available 70 the liver
costly buildings ia Of ec,ion Ia that part ne
city, which would rssdeI change 81 gade later period
matter Of serious damage aud The sueet Of general
revision these grades early day nrgenty called - yo