New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

regular meeting Of the Doaru WAS heiu ias'
evening" Mr.. DAYTON presiding. .o-ooo.
a reso,ntion was offered approprating $4,000 for
the maintenance of the Central Park. Lad over
A nreomble end resolution in relation to country
produce dealers on Greenwich, jay, Reade, harri,
son and Duane Streets contemplating tneir remo'ai
from those streets, was referred 10 1ne Non'e' vi
Streets. =, >-oo am r.
the relief of the families Of volunteers, being
renewal of the ordinance adopted IN July iast was
objected TO by Mr.. BRADY, if the same gentlemen
WHO are now in charge of the fund should be
reappointed in the same capacity. The matter was
laid over. ST,
MIR. BoorE presented the following resolutions:l
Resclved That che Common Council Of the cry OF New
YORK congratulate tho National Administration aud the cou
v nn,n Inc sna and brilliant victory achieved oy tho
naval orces Of the United States In the capture OF te.
Roya in The State Of South Ca,on and that they sincerely
iGst that the the national ams in this exploit rs 70
- nm with such demonstrations Of energy aud path
oin on The rant the Federal Government as will At an
ron In complete vgT in every pert Of our formerly united
''n a'Ees Common Cornell g. behalf o. the
nooni ana 10 the officers and under his command the
thank. of the Cry Ct or Tue E9I, I'm ana goo
ROYAL ia the State Of South Caroln1 on the Ith day q
6S & SRd ass ene ia a
soil the Fog Of Union now once again raised oy tn'n
IN E S@s Th honor Of this great victory the American
TIE flags Of the city be dspsyed on 1--WE y ave
rational salute be fred in at least three Of the russ 'qae
of ts cty-Psrk Union Square and Mount Morris SQUIRE
and that The bells Of the city be rung from IL NJ 10 oeocA
Fe. ~ That IN appreciation of the bravery and patriotism
OF Commodore Dupont suitable reward be presented - MN
st,oed That copy of the foregoing resolutions dolly
authenticated be tran'mtd to the President Of Tue
Re,oiced That the of dollars be appropriated 70,
the Of the fOiegonf ana Id the duty
carrying into effect the said resolution, 49,,
They were adopted, AMI he then offered another
apprOpriating 500 to purchase s~ rS i0f 'H'
The Committee on National Affairs desired 10 be
discharged from the further confederation OF tie
allotment system referred for their investigation
! Mr.. FRoYENT gave some particulars WIN Ie.el
en- CO to the doings Of the Committee. lie objected
10 any action other than doing something to have q
proper eystem adopted, so as to 90 into immaculate
operation, l..
Mr.. BRADY did not desire to delay the matter, but
the Aldermen had all friends, and go had the gentle
men of the Board Of Councilmen. lie had no obJec-
ton to the discharge of the Committee, but he was
opposed to appointing any man to have charge Oh the
allotment fund tonight.
The Committee was discharged, aud resolution
YVES then read TO appoint Mr. a.. W stout as O0ID-
rnissioner 10 have charge of the disbursements.
II was laid over for special order III the next
meeting. ~,
The lion. Murray Hofinan's work on the Rights
OF the City as Projectors, gotten up under .ne
by tho Committee on Law Department.
Mr.. BRADY moved to adopt an ordinance, reported
by n Committee, amending the revised ordinance o!
1859 In relation 70 encuulbranees on vnarNes PIERS
and slips. It provides that 10 person shan THROW
,tones ashes Shells or other rubbish or bring waste
spars or build sheds platforms upon the wharyes
piers or sps of the city, nor bring into the puohc
docks any boat barge, or vessel 9ulil upon loI pe
poses of trading, or selling merehahalse, ny "ui0u
commerce might be obstructeo'
! Mr. SurTH wanted the matter Laid over, and the
uapers printed, as the subject was very important.
long discussion ensued between MessTs. BRADY,
sMITH aud FRoMEST, on the general questions OF
obstructions 10 commerce. They agreed that COM
merce should be taken care Of, and that any ordi-
nance applying TO one part Of the city should be
made TO apply TO all parts =,
Ire CH.ifiu,v explained that en- old ordinance
had been repealed, aud a new one adopted proyid-
ing only for distractions on Piers NO. ~ and 10
North River. No ordinance existed for the rest
Mr. Brady's ordinance was hid over and ordered
printed ia the minutes.
Mr.. VALrsTNE reported that upon Inquiry he bad
asoor,ained the colOrs Of the LIST Fire Zouaves were
In possession Of Capt. Vickers, Provost Marshal Of
Alexandra.
Mr.. BooLr called up the report Of the Committee
on Finance with reference to donations to public in-
st;lutons. He said they were actually suffering for
want Of money.
The amendments of the Board of Counoilmen re-
dueed the donation TO the Childrens Ala Society
flOm 10 0JD 10 SPsuNuf tuc 80
A3. 500 TO $500; the New-York Juvenile Society
from a. 900 to &c. 900; and added 500 to tie New
York inlrmary for Indigent Womeni $4,000 to the
Five Points House Of Industry; $1,000 TO the News
bows Lo1nng-House $500 to the 81. Nicholas Or
phsn Society; $50 TO the Chas. Haswel Institution
Tor the Blind, accidentally omitted
Mr.. DAYroS suggested several amendments TO these
amendments.
Mr. BooLr said If the amendments were adopted,
the matter would be Delayed while the institutions
were 20 urgently in need OF money that they must
be shut Up if not relieved.
In this view of the matter, unanimous concur
renee was voted
Mr. BooLE offered tho following:
Resored That the people of the City Of New YORK regard
with ivcest eooas CT ion tie capture Of e
two Confederate ensrias John Sdell and james M Ma
son that the fact that they taken while calling upes'
aud claiming the protection OF the British dag eotracts III
degree fem gstih and that the people with
hcs er Ter Capt Charles Wilkes their sincere and ardent
hss or his most mereiorous and PATRIOTIC conduct 10 cap
turing tho two individuals named.
Re'oltst .. a. i..e1 mamie station OK appreei'
alton ofhs diu gshed services the Inequalities Of the city
be rendered TO Capt wilkes aud that he be invited 10 receive
cur citizens In the Governors Room, In the City Hail.
The resolutions were adopted, and o Committee OF
five was appointed to carry out the idea stated The
CHAIR announced the names of Boolc, Allen, Brady,
Tuomey, and Froment. Mr.. Dayton himself was
then voted member, making six Adjourned.
BOARD OF C0UNCILMEN