New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
BOARD or ALDERbiEM

The Board met at ?. IN. yesterday, President
HrsRr III the c1sir.
Mr. DAfToy offered preamble aud resolution in
favor uf Siviuz tOubty ~ 500 a. each Married
volunteer, aud So 10 each unmarried one VITO
should Immediately eGlIst. lie ssid more meu uinst
be IA Oiled, ana the tiiy Of Nrw-forA should hesi-
tate II non ing calculated TO accomish that object.
Mr. WALSH SAID the National Government had
slread, of;.,vd liberal bouDties. ibees lie deeued
enliely sufficient.
Dir. Boot. hoped the matter would lie over u'til
the eN # tie report Of tie COMMITTEE on Ma
rion,l Ailars.
Mr.. DAYTON was IN favor Of earnest and energetic
acii0n IN u u emergency.
Mr.. OTTlwELL thought the gentleman Dnreason-
abl. IN liz drmaads.
Sir. MITCHELL hoped the Board wopld not act
TO. hssIiy H. tie matter TIE city had ~ yet re-
ceiv,d 10 r,imi mrnt for The Appropriations IN
aid o. tie families OF -olGiers, &C
Mr.. BRApY could not uuder iuuf the hesitsncy Of
certain u-miers. Tue SiBi III .DJD UOO Was readily
voted tor tie dei.u.e Of New York iidrbor when =
vsi from tho Mrr uao was barely possible. He
fel TIA MS constituents would J,t ~ lin In voting
tor TIE appfo. Iirion
Biz. F.nLgr laid we should not be hasty in maxim.
this Al p,o ~ ,tion. Ce,an members { the Bosrd
lad already csise TO regret the pa,s-Gc Of the
81 OD0, 600 Family AID I'LL.
Nr. pATToN-Wc lave great ard ruling interest
in ia. proni supI ressiop oi tits Rel. Lion. Would
~
ecui be ended ia on- month We must sust ,ln the
Government prompts aud vigorously. Ibis Il n
mater Of ths MOST wal impOr nuce, and We are
q. 4, pinn TO act IN dance witb The dictates OF
~ nrr ai,d uutls patriotism. dr, ply regret tat
fii not hand these resolutions to the member from
the III .hth tie Twelfth. the Fourteenth. or tbs SiX-
t,-ei.th, Tor introduction.
Mr BgADy--l am ~ favor of giving the bonn'irs
80. ,iied in lie resolution, bat zee the gentlemen
sle de ernu.l to reief lbe naIfer to Tue appropriate
Committee.
The question was then put, and the resolution wac
laii o,et ty n vote oil II Ye, 10 Nays.
No. Sn1 II oile eel 4 re-olutOn that The JOINT Com
uites Oh NauOn.l Alslrr be ins rUcled 10 confer
Win Gov. AIOfrnn iu relation 60 rhsi : volunteers
Ter the lew lnyy, va or.l"r 10 PgOmoie CONCERT OF
acton auI iaoi,ae 'niis,nen,s, aud that tuey re-
pUri at ihe next m-etin-.
SIR. JERtni,H cif,r-d resolution directing The
CouuOlici Ia reqles tie STATE AoJdapt-Gene'a al 10
furnish list of al dis haired soiieis up 10 toe
petent tine, and monthly Inst Hereafter, Tor tie
use Of tie Dislufsi Z Com ilters.
Nj. DAYros inuodu. ed appr phi lie resolutions
annout clug tie death u Suro ute Edward 1. West,
win h weos ahoped.
r,soiution directing the Coniroller to draw
lis warrant tor .,-03 - in favor OF George PAT
te,s1u for liescung The CHAMBER OF the Board,
Grtw from Mr.. DAYTON sOue caluH ic retlar@s. lie
denounced H. ar gtiiu4 justice 90 lie ,aA-lhyes,
nnn Gil,ct yOatiOu oi her Odts. ius'ucb - tie
Bo.id oi Cruci.meu had Ihkcn no action upon tue
eolutiou ii eciing he Wor, to DO dolt. TIE r,so-
luton WAS Lila over.
The Joint Comlnl tee on Naional AiArs present
Ell report ia iu,Or 0i sruil-mouthy inste@d y
weekly "a, meme 90 the f.iiIeo vi Voldntess,
Which v.g AZ /. Ell.
Tie Boald ndl ,ur..d 70 Monday next at ?. N.