The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-27

THIS Board met yesterday afternoon, President Henry
IN the chair.
After the reading OF the minutes Of the rrevsoss
meeting Alderman BRADY asked permission TO nave has
recorded voting IN the negative on the question
s returning % Mayor his message relative 70 The
Family Aid ordinance. Granted
resolution donating 81 900 TO tho charitable fund OF
che F1ro DeYaTtme was adopted.
a messas 6 received from tho Mayor vetoing the
RESOLUTIONS and ordinances relating TO the establishment
OF 81 Iosephs Hospital located IN the Central Paris
Fellows
MArosss oFrcr Nkw Yesx, June se 1864.
To HoHoRABLE BoARp ALBsRsEA.-
r. npoyd s ,s r ss9a o s a a ss 0s
she burial Of deceased soldiers enlisted from s eity Of
New York oeeaer with the repess and resolutions which
obi 70 his ordnance because il directly Violates
ds%.nss i epo,ss in s face e. Of me
he used in foundns and supporting hospital Tor
assp IN M sSsns s,sasd near the nor,se,n Ss@n
:. Mount s. ynsent Aaistainng hospitals and appro-
pirate aenance for our sick and wosnae soldiers Is nm
comes within the province of the nsacrai author.-
s deparmsn a " s' sasa ana sss
ia sI IN ,nsse alton arc d new Of an1y M
soea.ons snd eneyoent individuals they are performing
no pressing Ss 81 a s s 10
justify us in dsregardng the explicit lnuneiions OF The
Ths a ny Ct fer ~ ot H. res an ss ~
disabled with equal directness the
Eevcrnse Mt and sub The regulations Of
ssss 1H Is mot ,s Certain sa we patients for
ths hospital esiabshed iSr 70 conscious are me naly
essential discipline the enforcement Of The army egu
soldiers shall only be sent &C hospitals under their
Again, officially announced that the State mill
% @ as sanf military os al er 'o
saTs os S 1e s BE- ssa put IN eon
This proves merely he any public Ell.
to ss an ssa a no nee ss o ao sa se
for doubt that the military authorities of the
Ing sick and wounded soldiers are much aaaaed
Beside whv ner this EXPENSE when those whose poynsc
h 70 perform the duty a9w ne assume il;
contributing the snews OF the present but our taxes
bSs which properly feIons % Others s. Il .
mater By pn the sn proper condition IN for
cnpancy as hospital and permit the military AUTHORITIES
States charge Of support it In addition this
70 demand did short lineage in and Of the receiv
ing hosp in the Park and Join beney oen. citizens 10
ses and comforts as they may need beyond The supplies ps
heye promote the both Of the soldier the
5s than As "Sa a
While Tetrnng the resolutions because of their necessary
connection with the ordinance deem proper to say that
tbe acton in this matter OF the Sisters Of
CHARITY and the Commissioners OF the Central Park and Of
the distinguished ability and the
gentlemen periodically rendered the
GEORGE oPDYKE, Mayor.
The message was laid over.
report was received from the Committee on Fire
department in favor OF paying Engine Company No
$500 icing interest on the value of The engine purchased
for them.
Alderman GENET wished 20 know why the company
did not apply to the Common Council at for
preparation 10 pay for the engine, instead Of applying
for the interest the value OF the engine They might
keep drawing interest the value Of the engine until
il out, and it would then the city about
SIS 600 instead OF s. 600.
Mr. BRADY said he understood the engine belonged FIRST
a. the builders Lee Larned, who requested the Man
haitian Engine Company to use 1t expermentally, after
winch the Insurance companies bought H. but still
permission TO the engine company To These facts
were told 10 him by Mr. Strong and Mr.. Carlisle, both
pres dents Of insurance companies.
After some further discussion the report recon-
united
resolution appropriaing 900 for the celebration
Of the Fourth OF. July was read.
LAID
the Board then adjourned till next Monday afternoon
ai O'Clock.