New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
BOdRD or ALDERMEN.
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday, Mr..

I'm the Board of Aldermen yesterday, Mr.. Brady
h con A. lie s, nee.ins 10 send bach to the Mayor
hs eommuuicson in relation to the |ounseef sfy Ala
Tie following message received from the Mayor veto
ing ordinance creating fund OF $4,000 for Soldiers
ho'i ''4' =" MsTons OrncE NEw-YoRx. June &c. 1884,
r. n. Bororcbie lhe BoGrd o. A!dsTUo' ou
nance 70 provide fothe relief of ek sud wounded and the
burial Of deceased ssdies enlisted from the City Of Ns~-
together with the report and resolutions winch seeo
object to this ordinance bscsuss it directly violates an en-
uiei provision the Cy Cpsuer In the absepce oil ANY
emergency demanding H. PPo,.. ~ we ';ce uns Py
borrow -8OO the credit OF The Corp rson to be a,ea
;ouading aId supporting hospital fT iek tnd wounded
sodle to be called he 81 Josetr. ho.p, "a tne
situa ed the northern eouDftEy OF the CsntA 'o
needy known the Academy OF soant IT. vincent pam
tanning hosp and appropriate senGsoss 10, a", h II
j. not one that within tho province Of tho municipal
prpsr;mea,. Of the Federal State Gos.nm,s. Tb,
duty Departments are now Psrio seo. VIZ we
n.ve.nt indiydus, they PERFORMING IL 10 manner
highly creditsbe 10 cur country There IS 'hsreois no
pressing necessity presented this case, Ike tst OF the
aIsen Of the families Of volunteers to justify u, IN
drssurdns the explicit iajuncion' Of the .haFteL The
provide for the waits OF disabled volunteers de
wolves with equs directSe on The nedss Government
ect all tie rules and regulations oil Tie &ay un they
q finally discharged
iii. e.tsb hed, oI so anxious are Ia. military
OF their responsibilities IN ,hs MISTER sno 80 e.
tst they have given deotioIs nnd-tAnd, that disabled
shall ouy be sent TO hospitals under the control
AZ in: officially announced that tho State niiery
mites sud ready TO occupy TIL, building and nsintn
usy hosptsl at their own eIpe,e s.kins only that
The rooms might be put in proper condition for occupancy
which be done at rii expense hi. Tact proves rot
only ID, eb'.ne. Of any public aseaey 70 Justly az ,sal
legal restriction existed for doubt that the mill.
sy uu,hoe, Of the State aud Nation who are familiar wi
better for that task than the copoats authorities Of
this pede why Incur ,h. eIpsp.s rhsn those whose
% ey IN, don. aud win continue to do lie full ,hare in
coutiDu,r the OF tho present Nr but
ar. already burden.oue 10 justify Us in iDcnnog li4bi
tes Which properly belong to Others 1t seems to me we hS
bes perform duty in this mseT by putting the building
proper condition for occupancy hospital and permit
the military suthoIie. Of tie ssie who in TACT part Of
those Of the United states. TO tke charge Of and port IL
ADDITION to ds think should come forward. when the
70 demand H. ys did short time In aid
hosial Park and Join benevolent
citizens conbutsg TO the patients such
aecsce. ard comforts ,rry may need esyOnd tho supple:
bseye bitter promote tho interest, both Of the soldier and
the comuIy than by assuming the duty Of sil ainDg aud
controlling the management Vi hosPn " PoPosca Dy th
While returning tho resolutions because Of their necessary
wi the ordinance. deem proper say ths
choeruy join 10 the high appreciation therein expressed Of
action in th. matter Of the Sisters Of Char
v and tho Commissioners OF the Central Park aid Of the
es,e.sr ,oy sb hi. .1yes b me
Cal ''''' GEORGE oPDYKE. Mayer
resolution reported from the Finance COMMITTEES
ie.ns Booe Farley and Smith, IN favor spprop ting
Sg5 to Engine Com papy No for interest for two years aud
six months 600 thu cost Of their steam feengiue
AI GENET said the purchase OF the engine
thorzed by tie Common Council nor had the Company
applied for pay for theI appaaus and there was
eel forth report Why rbogd be paid for Besides the
terms the resolution such that there limitation
Of the during which the Company might draw interest
ndcr they might 80 till the machine worn and
Inulct the city to the tune Of $1,000 or *5-hye
tunes the value Of the engine .
MIR BRADY gave tie names Of Presidents Of Insurance Com
p.nies who told him they purchased tho engine for the Com
pany In c,tion and ao referred to M Lsnod the builder
had Informed MIR Brady that be received om them the
nr DAYro. thought the owners Of tbs engine-t being
borne that they did not pay fo iwould PROBABLY
satisfied 10 have its price permanently invested fo their
benefit at per cent interest
The report Iecoumitted.
Mr. FARLEY offered the lowing preamble aud resolutions
In rsston 70 the Soldiers Hospital:
bheyeas The Mayor Of tins city la: seen Ut TO veto the
resolutions adopted the Boards Of Aldermen and Council
uen cvsy establishing Ia The Central Pas hospital
for weunded and invalid soldiers Of which the Sisters OF Char
y had consented to the control and management and
Uhfyecs hundreds OF wounded SICK and disabled soldiers
weekly arriving in this city to whom tins experience and ten
der Of the Christian ladies twhose reputation
Throughout the civzed world is unvaedl would be
ISOLATION and Service and vaeras the sole object Of the
above resolutions provide building In
healthy Of the city, where the III aud wounded soldiers
could receive the attention aud nursib2 OF tho sds
the Sisters Of Charity which object far a. the city suho
itiss concerned is frustrated by ssid vsto aud pde
the Bosd Of Alderman anxious that h, object should still
be attained, therefore,
R.oised That this Board recommend 10 ID. Commissioners
Of the Central Psk 70 put budng which had been Sc
leced tor sich hospital al the service Of the Authorities Of tho
state TO BE- used hospital under the charge and
ms1t Of dhs sisters Of Chs'ity, AID ba II further
hefrd That the State authorities should accept of the
bui,iua and have funds at command appropriated for
the purpcs Of paying the OF hospital then that
this Board pledges itself to appropriate and furnish such
amount As may DO necessary to dersy such expenses
Mr. GENET raised the point OF Order that this related
he subject the Mayors veto message inst received
he Board could take scion. Tie Chsr 20 decided the
decision VI" sus'aned.iJto land the paper laid
The TssolG0s from the Bord Of COanelmes 10 sppoint