New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17

and Third avenue, to Commemorate those of ~
Regiment that fall In battle, fighting for the sur.
preston o. the present Rebellion, was referred Ia
the Committee on National Afoir.
The Controller reported the following statement
Of the opei atoms OF the city treasury:
Balance, Iune7 .'..''...''...''."sls2S3l322
Receipts ............................ 20,lV7 70
To.sl..."..:............" Sl,t3s4A %
PaymeDts.. ........................ 29J,3S0 %
Balance, June I4...............si,i3z 1900 %
| The following message, vetoing the resolution
maxi ing the Staats Z-,iRRg q corporation paner
was received from the Mayor:
MAYOR. OpYcI, Ngw-Yonx. June II. 1862
TO The Honorable N. bard 4 Ade'msn;
The resolution designa ing the New York Staas Zetqno
full official paper herewith returned withou, my sisnaurs
object to thi, resolution because regard sgqsys.
tion Of existing abuse The COS. to the city and county
treasury fox official adversing already authorized by w
exceeds $50 Nc ger snnnu would afford grea. pleas
of Thu enormous IpeDdi but cannot give y assent "a
any which would still further augment il because
have already nine official papers, viz: IN. TraEsp.
Ezprer, Timer, Worig, CommerciaL 6dr,tso State
uaTt Of these are authorised to publish OILY the official
proceedings Of the Common Council while them are
disc and method Of publishing Official proceeding
AID document, while it Is the st expenye TO the city
the Feast satisfactory to the rLbu because those who haye
OCCASION TO ex,mi1e any partcar document at 10
kpow In what journal the, sh ooA f'rit lt'eem to
th. we should consult both economy and utility By
contracting with single newspaper Of large circulation for
tie PUBLICATION Of all Official proceedings and dOcuena
If a, any timo ocis papers Of special nporta,ce should
seem to require sss,er nooriey than This would Afford
their nsht be authorized IN other leading jour-
nas Including those printed Ia the Oersn sn1usse This
couse while would every proper object Of sdyertis
nb "H large aaont row Tat pnrose and S
Is even more important would sthen hs Independents
Of s 10 S 5 e efs % our n''s
But have another insurmounsbe objection 70 this
thing to be s further Cd the patronage sfHds
to tie pubic press should be tally drbg:et The Staaa
ceednss OF the Common Council 10 slso Inc Demokraa
Both are printed In tue German language and represent he
s.nt eats different psres-the one being Democratic ia
n. politics the other Republican Both papers If large
Circulation sss also The Abead Zeitaag another Republican
paoor printed in the came language.
n sny addition is be made 10 the quantity Of Official
that II just % fellow citizens
They es well the native portion OF cur community,
ioo1pss and If ri, proper TO E,end Ia, ocial bcraty
AL It should not De only g ieisns q ne one parry wh
e1uay and worthy portion who read the Demo
Rat aud AJsad Zeuag But object 70 tho extension Il
cent H. and regard only a, 81 Unnecessary a. "
ton h. the eady heavy burden myosed oar tai pay
AID as havo: tendency to 'a GoRSE Mayor
The Board concurred in the resolution Of the
Councilmen rendering the thanks of the Common
Couoc and of tic people OF the city 10 Archblsbop
Hughes for bis services iu Europe in behalf Of the
Union cause.
resolution was concurre1 10 requesting the
Mayor to open correspondence with the i'ost.
Gene al TO urge tue Necessity OF establishing
Office At or near the Junction OF Sixth avenue
and Broadway.
The resolutions from the Board Of Councilmeu,
complimentng Secretary Seward for the manner IN
which be has discharged bis official duties, and ten.
derlng him the use of the Governors Room for 70.
copton, was taken up, and, on motion OF Mr.. DAY.
roS, the clause which asserts that Mr. Seward haa
" emphatcally expressed a remuneration Of all pre-.
tensions 10 tie highest honor in the t Of bis cogn.
trymen,' was stricken out, and tie resolutions
adopted.
Wagon for use Of the Deputy Superintendent OF Re.
pairs aud Supplies to date from January /, 1862, was
lail over
A message from the Mayor, vetcing a resolution
directing the Clerk Of the Common Council 20 pro-
cure suitable badge, books, baions, maps, &e., for
the members of the Common Council, was taken up.
Mr. RooLF moved that the Board concur With the
Councimen, notwithstanding the veto Of the Mayer.
Mr.. FRoYEST inquired ii the articles had already
been procured. On being answered In the afarma'
tive by the President, he voted Yea
The resolution was coIcurred III by the following
YEAs-sle,rrs. Smith, wsl:h, Henry, Hall Reed CHIP,
Mitchell jeremiah fresr, BOOle, o:tiwe FFoment Farley
and Genet--i4
NAY-Mr Day'on-l
Mr.. BRADY WIS absent.
Mr.. SMITH called up the veto message Of The
Mayor on the resolution rendering pubic reception
10 ThurlOw Weed, and moved 70 OVerIlde u.
Mr.. GFSET could not see the pEoprCiy OF dong 50:
He had OH rcd the resolution and approved IT. aud
lie was sorry that tie Mayor had vetoed il; but now
there WIS no use in overriding the veto in order 70
tender compliment Mr.. Weed, as that gentleman
had declined the honor sough. TO be rendered him ID
an Official manner. TIE only object Of overriding
the veto 30 far as he Mr. G. could understand The
subject, would be to spit in the face OF the Mayor.
The motion 10 adopt the resolutions, noiwiihStand
ing the Mayors objections Was carried by vote d
10 to 3-l.essrs Dayton, jeremiah, and Genet y0t
ing No."
An old bill Of The Neic. York LeGder, amounting
TO about $780, contracted wien Harry Howard wal
Chief Engineer. came up from the Board of Coun.
cilmen and was opposed by Mr.. Genet, bnt
was concurred in, IL to 2-Messrs. Genet and
DAYTON only voting in the negative.
Adjourned 10 Thursday night.