New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
uROOKLVN ITEMS.

BRooKLYN COMMON CoUscn-T~ Rn,ls.u,
QUESTION Decided-Bouaties to VolHnke.rs va
AZ meetngO the Board Of Alde<men lssi nw,cs.
the Joint Railroad and Law Committees. " LINT Etns,
was referred The matter relating to the repor, Of n.
CITY Railroad Companies to sell tickets At Tho ~
of 81 Der 100, presented two reports The ma;or,,
report, signed by Aldermen Ternan, Wallace anS
Fisher, recommended the adoption Of resolutio,.
directing the Counselor to agree with tho eevar.l
Railroad Companies upon u proposed case whist
shall contain the facts upon which depends the eor.
tTyvcrsy respecting the various issues between tbs
city and the companies, with The view Of having the
submitted 10 some Court o! competent ,uylsdic
ti0n-that the Counselor, before submitting tbs
same to the Court, or entering into any agreement 0,
stipulation therefor report the same TO the Board IA.
its approval and that lac ascertsins at olce whels,
sad companies will enter into such an asroeuep,
and if they reflse neglect to do so, tha. bs reuo
that fact to the Board without delay.
! The majority report slso recommends the adopto,
Of an ordinance prohibiting smoking Oh the es,
platforms, prohibiting conductors from ealing meal.
the trips, and requiring cara to be distinctly num-
bered and well lighted.
The minority report, signed by ALI. strong. re..
ommends the adoption OF the following resolat,os.
Resoired, Ihst the JJn. Law ard Rsrosd Con mites ~
directed draft ordinance ordinances subodyins n.
remedies suggested In the report AVID that the ds
the special order OF business a. Gun aex neetng
Re,oIped That ts ard hereby invites PROPOSAL. fer ,h
rlnning OF stages or ctner cohfeh1ccs on the piBc.
and avenues the 70 be considered acted
upon In the OF declining mol and void 10. contract be-
this city and several If The RaiI Dad Conpanies
R.pcd That the Mayor Oe requested - the Hsh
Inspector TO make gid q1iry ssd examination therein ana
report this Board the of cars in By toe s-ve
al c0mpal..s ia thu city, how dOuol. snd how
many tingle and whether licenses hay. been taken oa
Tor al thereof
nave h.ndos f-fuck On aud posted throUg the ey
calling the attention II votsrs TO this subject and urging
them TO vote for caud3z.e Tor Assembynsn Laes t.
! f.F If
placing city railroads Iudr UDcpai control and
the rrgiaion. aud that the Of SIo0 hereby a.
gIopriated FOR that puEpose.
A debate ensued, sud tue resolutions Of the nj.
noiy report Of AID Strong, being virtually accepted
az q substitute for the resolutions Of the majority 10
port, were severally ADOPTED.
The Railroad Committee, 10 whom was referee
the petition for graft to lag rails and run cara from
the Hamilton Ferry along Van Br1n,-sIreet 10 the
Erie Basin, reported in favor Of granting the priyi.
ege asked for the road to be built and conducted &C.
cording 20 the regulations prescribed by the Common
Council, the fare be three cents tor passenger.
lie resolutions were adopted, 10 yeas to nays.
The Mayor submitted the following in elaljon 70
the recent appropriation Of $4,000 for bonnhes 10
volunteers:
0KSrLzyss: As the Judge Advocate making W Tie
quota Of volunteers yet 70 be furnshed from is city kw
delayed the resolution adopted your lac. meeting
oprsig l3J 80 iJf bogDties 10 oEoer u possible 10
ASCERTAIN n thCs appropriated viii be sufficient
rccoDpish the object desired hope 20 fecetEe ihs
!r0rustuD by at faithsst D. sdEescsy
neat have caused k 20 be printed o be 10 EsSc
sAy II should be found That the qaou
required ron King County shOrid he seat ma, ne
number could not be sssed by bounty 1t would Temsn o
your honorsbs dy % decide whether Il would 10 JGdo
10 pay any further oounes and therefore respectfully
nil tho question for your drcisiJn. Respec July,
Marlin KALbrLhIcCH Mayor