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

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday resolutions
of coincidence were adopted with the family OF Col.
James Miller, lafe resident of this city, and veteran
Of the Mexican War, who fell while leading the Slst
Pennsylvania Regiment at the battle OF the Seven
Pines, on Sunday morning, the lst instant sud d.
recting the Committee on National AHairs TO take
charge Of the obseques similar resolution was
adopted IN reference 70 the reception of the remains
of Col. j. Lafayette Riker Of the cd New:iork
Regiment Henderson Zousvesl, who was also killed
at the head of his regiment in the same battle
| Mr. BooLE offered the following preamble and
resolutions for extending public reception TO Arch
bishop Hughes:
VGs,ta, la. Grace John Hughes. Archbi,bop fthe Do
Of ork at period In The history Of our country
arrested character for enlightenment beEs!ity
and s the other virtues possessed by the great people aud
Government OF che Republic were misIepiesened and per
veted and tho judgment Of foreign nations biased assn; IL
by the malignant tongue rebellion speaking through It,
agents and ense. seced ed by the reoeiors s.., al al
every Court IL Chsteniom. did proceed to Europe
/. believed 10 .enoeia capacity and by His eloquent ad
by the Constitution and sgs Of tie nitcd States aud
HE devoted and patriotic YET Intelligent persuasive
the liberal enshisnod Government Of the United
States eoEte dug sszinst ths most infamous csnsee
,rd AZ the came lime gigantic belon recorded in the
history the world rendered that Government ard the
Try important almost invaluable service particularly
IL the Courts OF France Rome aud is . bat fitting and
urop that in view Of such patriotic services and devotion 20
L piaty and regarded in being removed his
holy calling from all active participation In the temporal al
tho .ahore. The the city sh. residence AID The seems
Of ME spiritual uiniss,ons for more THAI qas;es Of
s iS,gin az g. 7 T ..reS Si;s' '' '.'
yol IN view Of the dpsuished and patriotic services
De- .. by hi, Grace AchbshoP Hughes On behalf OF tho Gen
ers Government. wh 'i'i 70 Europe and particularly
Court. OF France and Rene do hereby tender h their
,ss. ard thou them the thanks Of their cor.uents the
b, ~ e. A Of
tn Common ri be and hereby dIeed TO wal. uPon
ayas upon %; .ss 1870 n l1,
papsblr With vi. wishes make the necessary arrangement,
b f,r sr,eiiux him " 18th q public reception.
| Mr. DAYToS opposed the resolutions, AZ he did
10, know that the services Of the Archbishop had
heen of character calling for such marked disinc-
tiou. The resolutions were adopIed-1i 10 |.
resolution appointing Committee of FIVE 10
az, with a similar Committee Of the Board OF
Couucilmen 10 make the neee srary arrangements for
celebrating the coming anniversary of our national
indeptndelce wac lad over.
Tie Board concurred IN resolution fiom the
Councilmen appointing special Committee TO
tenoer the use Of the Governors Room TO Gen.
Piim for public reception.
| !, The following message from Mayor Opdvke,
yetoiug the resolution TO extend the hospitslites 81
the city aud a public reception 10 Ihurlow Weed,
esq was laid on the table:
/ MAiok's OFFICE, Hew-Yofs, June 5, ltot.
I =, r.. ~ p5r1b, M B1ard u fidersen.
GgsrLEwrs return without my sprrsy.l n. pIesnbie
aud resolution tsnsrng 10 w !ns i's s
10 tssc such be proper to extend to him the
hospa lies ,, the city on h. arYH here and 10 extend hin
4 a nrhiic r..enon."
h. e.reone. aid ovation contemplated 10y this resola
lion ur,..ariiy Involve the expenditure Of public money
an donbt this point Is removed by the REJECTION o an
sa.admoa he resolution offered ~ O.. Board o. Coh"c
providing That no eypen-e 'nond ne incn'rc
eh Being the character Of the Tasoon The City Chatter
requires that shall receive the votes 81 o. a.
the members elected to e'ch branch oi ~. onn2n Council
Section ~ Of inst instrument IN these words No money
-s be expended by he Cooperation fpI i1 cteosA'SH,
rroceson entertainment Of hind occasion,
bv the vote OF ice fourth. o. al me member elected
10 each Board Of tie Common Council
On lauiDaiion OF official proceedings Of ths Coon
Council tod that this resolution se 20 receive e vote
rruisrd Dy thi, .ectrn aud l.. therefore cletrv iegs!
,sndor requires me rdd, ths n this insurcibc ohJec
lion 20 resolution had existed tAe-r are others witch
'0" i nave e0"''''"'' ''' GEORGE orbiK,., ;is,or
I A resolution directing the Controller 10 pay for
the reuoy Il OF the track OF the N.nI.svenus Rail-
road, in case the Company refns. 20 comply with
the resolution directing them 10 take NJ their Ihlr,
was concurred IN ~
The report Of the Committee on National Afiiv'.
I with the ordinance providing Tor TIE r.hef 81 the
families Of volunteers Was taken NJ IRON tne Other
Board aud referred - COMMITTEE Of Conference,
coueis,ng Of Messrs. Mitchell BOOZE, and jeremiah,
and "a similar Committee was asked on the part OF
the B)uri Of Counr.imcn. The ordinance IA orgi
nally PANIED by the Aldermen provided that Ihe
Wafd Committees should consist OF the members 81
the Common Council belonging To oacL Mad with
the lst 81 February, with the exception %! tie
Iigiih and lhrlecn,i WARDS. The change made
bv the Councilnep giyos the appointment ~ th'
citizens vsoCiate tnr Committee 10 thv Goa roI
Ter ard Citv Chamhoriiil. u was GnderefQo' th.i
Mt-,fs. B,ady and Mitchell objected - he my
acting on the Committee in their RESPECTIVE. wards
Mr. SMITH in ihis connection, d..oudUd the ,vuis,
ofex Alderman Tucker one al ,ue ObnOSior' mem
hrrt Of he Committee IN Mr.. Brady dissric..
Tue ordinance lpublshoj in lnE imp, NJ oi lss
Tue .dav providing for ihI ssue of bonds hyth' Cor
Iogatou To the amount Of $50 900 Tor the calniisn
iirni of 81. Joseph's Hospital in ihr h'iht
INK formerly known as the Academy OF Mount ;.
Vincent, Central Pnrkl ios sick ana wounded soi
diers VITO NAV have volunteered iroio tnis CAY, l.
ia under the control OF the Sirtors ~ ,han.yi '
also providing ior tbs payment ot The fnp-t"i e.
enses of patients dying in said hospital and fegul3
iil burial al the expense 81 TIE cty war lhAch w
Mr.. FRoaEsr moved tn substitute tho name
:. soldiers Hospital 'or that Of ST Joseph . ans
th, Commissioners OF Charities and Corrections 10
Sisters of Charity. lic also opposed the secloi
nuihoi2ing the Committee on National AilaiIs 10 tx
Glniue the bills before hey are transm''en W w
Controller, conlending that that was ASSUMING ca
eu,ive functions not properly belonging TO the ION
b mon Council.
Tne ordinance M reported by the Comnilltc WA
then adopted by the following vote; ,.,..
| SEAS-M.s.fs Smith. WASH Henfy' ie!' heea' '"pp
lluch,ll Frsar, Booe, Allan, and tsfy.jL
NAYS--Ms"s Dayton, jeremiah arc rr'"<n'-S