The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22
&C., DC, DO.
The Recent CaH OF Soldters-C0mmuni-
cations rom the Mayor.

The Recent Cali OF Soldters-C0mmu ni.
cations rom the Mayor.
BOAR OF ALDERMEN.
This Board met ysf .terday, at O'Clock Alderman
walsh called 10 thu chair.
lengthy report received from the Committee on
National Afsirs respecting the call Tor enlist
nents, ana epr ssing every confiencs tho response
that viii be q ven by tho people Of the Empire State
Tho resolution attached to the report endorsed the act
Of the Executive u ills state, and plefs ct the faith Of
the Cenlaoc Council onNew York bear its PRO rata
share Of the expenses OF this war tho bounty pro.
posed by tho Governor.
Alderman PATTON INDUCED sarcasm against tho
Governor Of the State aud tho Committee on National
AT irs and repudiated the ida OF sending mcn out
disease and death for tio patty sum al atty dollars
hest"
The speaker called 10 order by Alderman Far xy
who said that tie language the gcntisman would be
caicuiatel 20 rctard en- is mers
lhe CHAIRMAN (AlGrman Walshl said that It was
eSscB ol iaslif aJai o,inisa.
Alderman DN-oS said lie wolid be responsible Cor any
sxpress Be made of, und continued in the same
strain, eontendlAg that the bcunty offered insuf
fcent ara adyacaed M additional SIR $50 from
city Of hew York 10 every recruit.
Tho fesola0ns offered by mo ooum iiten then
adopted unanimously, aua 80 600 pies
be printed.
In connection with this matter tho Mayor sent In the
following communication
.MArono ossrcz- EEs YORK, July 81. 1862
70 TIE iosoRAsik ms CoasoS cooScil-
cannot" t<oubL i ~
with ms in The dis ouon y OF New York
Tue nIea Sat $50 ernment gives volunteers bounty
& have psya5e before .as sH. 'a0
teer caves he State WI respectful recoaameni
tina. y eaeh recrs fnSs ss cy the Corporation give
The as5regats Of lh.s bounty money, with Ina ad-
vance pay aad s. enlistment Zee, viii give zach
ss an : thus. AFFORDED WI email, The poan,eer 70
leave his family IN comfort and furnish the
Tie so ~ 1.,sa ssh aperop
o. Inc eoyeramsns ana Similar resolutions aiopted By the
BY the rernor, to-ether VT other inaioatoas public
sasy Iart would bu
The general IL and pccton our cit zcns
eratins what is 70 be done shall be dom caicSs Am
sel If tic United SAFES 81 n. receive
within the next thirty ane-ha hundred
Thousand cal ed for tic effect of prompt.
presson Of the rebellion. Way tni BE- donri
Let At least who represent the hies CITY nation
and the Of the proyisi those we
sens 10 hsit In defeace OF rights and in The
e0ternmeDt
In judgment the exgency justAes departure from
kesiiss involved IN the action above proposed
o. The utions oil the rer;n officers adopted on the
body. GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor
Tho following communication also receiv Oh from
- Mayor ard laid over
MAYORS OrvfcE, Nrw YORK July q, 1852
10 rBE HONOR STE THE Co iHoS Council
GEsTEHESIn view Of te proprety the present juno
tere OF our national affairs Of ending the military
tnores every facility for the rapid ung Volunteers
would e;tfuy tcomend that the proper department
be authorized nader suitable ons rani permits
fog recruiting eenis in tie CRY Hall PARK these grounds
10 ire city, GEORGE OPDyK3 MAJOR
The report Of the COMMITTEES apJroprnting s53 600 for
shs construction Of the new Crcton mains Fifth
vas adopted.
Ater considerable opposition tho Board sdjourpad
until the second Monday in August,