The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22
Board or CounciImen.

RECRUITING TENTS IL The CITY HALL PARK--AD-
4 OPTIONAL BOUNTY FOR vOLUSrEERs-THE LADIES;
HONE FOR SICK AND WOUNDED soIDIEHs--cHARr-
TABLE DoNATioSa-THE STATS zEIrUNG VETO
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AFFAIRS
special meeting Of thu Board Of counciiiaen was
Asld at one O'Clock yestsrday-charles c. Pinckney,
Esq, President, IN the chair.
On motion Of Councilman LKr1 tho readiaz o. the
minutes q the last meeting was dispensed with
communication vas received from the Mayor recon-
mendirg that recruiting tents DO allowed In til, Ctr
Esll PARK under proper restrictions.
On motion Or Councilman GESgY ii was referred 70 the
Committee on National Affairs, with power
A communication received from the Fifteenth
Ward War Committee, Recommending the Comm N Coun
eli 70 pay the recruit an additional bounty OF SIS
Referred to the Committee on National Affairs
The Bead concurred IN the Comprolar's amendment
of the rccrt relative to the relief fund making the raw
nents to tho families Of volunteers semi monthly nsiel
u weekly, as originally intended
resolution VAS adopted directing the Comptroller 70
Gansmt the Official correspodence between himself and
tbs United States authorities relative pier at the
lower end OF The city, 70 bs used by vessels
tor landing sick and wounded soldiers.
The Police Commissioners sen; In communication
euestg That and may be purchased and station houses
srtstcd in the Teeth and Thirty second precincts
Referred u tbs COMMITTEES on Polics.
communication received from the Mayor statlua
shai he had received letter from tho lady managers Of
ne Ladies Homo for sick wounded soldiers corner
Of lexington aud Fifty third etree4
Chat tho whos that building might be placed al their
disposal On motion Of Councilman LENT II was received
and ordered on fils
The Beard coneurrsd with the Board Of Aldermen tina,
che COMMITTEES on National Affairs consul. with the
Governor relative 70 the best means 10 promote speedy
snstmsuts.
Tbs usual quarterly report OF the Street Commissioner
recsived.
Councilman HoeAs moved that II take the regular
course and the usual number OF copies be printed
Councilman ORION said he thought the lspal number
sugh. N be specified.
Councilman HOGAN said 900 copies were generally
printed
Councilman vsasTER said no would like 10 know vha,
mai- Or tina: number.
Councilman ORION said he believed few were nlsd
and the balance ultimately sold for wssto paper.
Tbs mot0u 10 psiut mas lost aud the snFs subject d
over.
Tho comrtroic- sent In resvDe or tho apnropria,ore
an expenditures for and during the present year or.
dsred on Ne
The COMMITTEES on Charities and Donations offered
wison Industrial school
C'unci man HoeJS said hs trusted they would give
t1Ne reason Why Eis should be adopted. he thought
kho paid Cor educational PURPOSES VAS andy
suilcsn' without Donating money TO private instltl.
Councilman ExEcr sad tho object Of this school w.s
sol eny " sap,s. but also 20 colhs and iced children
to.h.dhaA hpflS said he bad been given ~ rnase.
ssna t1si moro harm than good dons In The city by
MI sehoo ana mat the inhabitants OF that district dld
cot desire y ~ be there
Councilman 10 satl b. sns OF the committee who
visited ~ am iren hs statements made 70 them BY
Abe lady MANAGERS 10 unfefs9ed that the children who
attended taers were too badly dressed IA .aiisn5 80
other, and thai NO hal but tls doubt tho Ingituton
productive sf much good.
councman TR0Tfa sad that fsw years apo IA trov
something abors ts schoo and liz would ratLer give
money 10 hat Institution than 10 any other -
Aft9r some further remarks by COUNCILMAN YYxor ,bo
resolution was voted and lost Cor want II eous,l,1
a.ony! vote.
INC srss Ctnialttss offered resolution that III. ann
" 81 100 b donated to the Northwestern DispsnSary
coNAciiaisn REEH sld 10 trusted there wogld b. az
o5sSiH ErEsa 10 this donation simply bscauss they es
teEs BALI Medicines u all dsncnlln alons without Tho
fust u fpt " the deyi before Thorn.
Abe Iestluoc wss adopted.
A cenmpuissi . vas received from the Mayor RI.
sopfleniag ihst tae Common Co1ucii donate An add.
tioh y J9aly u rs e All recruits from this city. Re-
terra V TIA Cemiaittss on National Affairs.
The NyorF veto relative " making the Starts Zeto
. Coz 70 I.tna psrsr was then taken up
,ohEe,'nah wEtefss loTsi that u be mads tho sps.
cis order ~ We lrst meeting 10 August Immediately
after III. RAJ ding of de niantcs
CorfeilmsA LIS. ,Herei ss amendment, that srgu.
fLgigghter.l
Honacaan Ktkci--isi ns rsss il over tho veto
CONsna bog,s fald BE- shcali like Il 10 be laid ever
long en-gh cr tie Nsyor 10 send 10 hin ysasns rar
anT,rr ~ 7lmg Corporation paper
cliSciim.p GEsx moved that u he laid over which
So adopted .4