New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
Bonrd Of Aldermen.

sneci'l boulfy OF $50 to each recruit enstiug within
twenty days alter the passage OF sad ordinance, 10
any of the New-York volunteer regiments III the
field. The ordinance reads IA Ioilowr:
The Sfatoy Alden and CouIosnhy y me tIgp Hc"
You do ordo "a foEous. i
syc Fox thr purpose Of esp.ditirg the recruitment Of
several regiments OF volunteer soldiers from the CJ OF
New engaged In ihe service OF the United states
In de,endiu the integrity Of the Haiioua Union hi Honor
the Mayor Of the City of NcwIors is hereby sitho zed
and requested forthwith 70 issue bio pocami'on ourt
on behalf OF lie Corporation o abcbodd persns Of the
age prescribed b. .aw who -la WITHIN t"eny days hef
the date thereof enlist 10 ole OF the re ments nom u
civ now a the seat Of war upon the and eiioh
t 9Th IN The ORD ,, Of the Of the St.te ~
NewYork under Of the H. the sum Of ~ each Ia so
dti, 10 all oe boantie. offered gresd to be-
raid a. volunteer soldier. for the present. by Ihe sac 81
SeWYofk or the ui,el Stacs the sane q De paid 70 s
81 the Office Of tue Controller OF the City
Of New. etltriy AFTER they are accepted ana mus
tered into the service Of the tniled state
the office OF the Controller and filing with him saisiac.of
s'aeior @ el,t.d aud leon acc .pted and ulu,er-
cd into the service Of the United States provided IN the
IA ,, a. ,vhich they re.rectve belong. shah BE
he i, OF IN. Controller to aud deliver TO them re-
.pectiysy BIZ war'ant upon ihe Chsn9ca,n " te
tor the sid bounty o. fty dollars ara 70 take TEEN t'oeP'
for The SANE IN such form As h. shall prescribe 49,
src o. To enable the Controller 20 carry MO enc tue
,.lir orolips the SUN Of hundred aud tiiy thou
md hereby appropriated therefor. SID the Con1r
Ter j. hereby au'hortedt t. borrow" upon the Alth anu
ofLe ,rch smouut no. exceeding me shd '"
Of two and ity Thousand dollars. sY be required
TO paw thc bounty volunteers hereby suth'hrd ~
SEc Tue moneys bouo" ed 'hai be depo,ei 10 zoe
civ Tr-a.ugy sli be drawn therefom only Tor n pup'
specified an in the manner provided b, Tue seoGL1
Of this ordnance. foT zoe moneys 20 borrowed Ahn urp
fed the Controller sLal prepare aud deliver 70 hs P'o'
lending che sam. bones # she orpo' alton wlh 90 ~
rnae ard known The Volunteer soldiers bounty ruha
pons. OF the a!on Of the CITY Of Se"i OK To be
.tned by the Controller oonueI!gned bs the m,yor ana
d. Ci.k Of H. Common Council Said ads shall be re-,
ecmable day q October n the year ioh' nnd
hear interest At not exceeding even per ,eht - $500
They ,ha so be tnnsabe a, the pleasure OF ste hGaei'
thereof the book. Of the Cooperation, % Dc 10y
Conroer's once. and al such tanhei' 'hs1 DC 0e'uea
thereon by tie Si0ci Clert-
In. resolution preceding the ordinance disap- |
prov.s of the resolutions urging the President TO
proclaim universal emancipation, ref ndiae- the re
pom that the Common Council were connected with
the body of Committees who passed them, and pro-
poses new body Of Committees from the Common
Council and various political parties OF TINS Guy 10
call a mas meeting 10 sustain The io'ernmeh' anu
s,iuula,e recruiting. Laid over under the rule.
The following resolution offered by Dir. Mitchell
wAs after some discussion, adopted; |
R,ofss TIA, specis occasional meetings Of this Beard
,na M. OF thu Board wheneve! tested By Line mem
Of o Board shall cause no o. 'ae tine ana pae, ol
such special occasional eeH! 10 oriotH"n gwen 10 'ho
members Of The Board
Mr.. Smith presented resolutions in favor Of an sp-
proprailon amount no, named for special bounty to
the three months militia of this city, now III active
service who shall enlist for three years, alter sery-
ing out their pre-ent term.
Referred To the Committe on National Affairs.
The COMMITTEES on Na,iouol Affairs presented a
lengthy report in regard to their interview with the
President and Secretary Of War on the eublect If re-
cruiiing the Substance Of winch we have already
pubhs he'd The following messages were received
from the Mayor and ordered to 10 printed in the
minutes, after which the Board adjourned until
Wednesday afternoon:
CENTRAL PARK HOSPITAL.
MANOR. OFWCg. NKg-foKX. July % 1859.
| To "A. Isnorah, the tD1Td ! Aidc,"eH.
GysrfLsyN: return without approva preamble and
originating in your BoAid' expressed In the follow
WS@.n. The Mayor of.hi' city l..'e'n f VETO the
men s,.p.ctiy. " r,.ab sling in the Cenrs. P.s hos,
pa Tor ounded and invalid soldiers Of which the Sisters Of
Charity had consented to assume the CONTROL and naHA'o
WheyeG. Hundred, Of wounded .cs sni disabled soldier.
arc weekly arriving IA hi, city, 10 whom tho experience and
tender csr. - the Christian ladies whose reputation
nurses throughout the civilized world n uGFyaed would b.
WAoeas The ec, Of III, Aforesaid resolution.
to provide commodiou' building in healthy part OF the
attention and nursing OF the esbe adde's the Sisters of
Charity which object FAR las the city auihohties
Uhesdi The Common Council is anxious thai this object
should be still attained Therefore,
Rs,oir,d That this Board recommends 20 the Commission
the Central Park TO put hs building which had been
tho state 70 be used Us hospital under the charge and man
| sgemrn Of the Sisters OF Charity"
IN Won ssord me great pleasure to Join IN recommending
the OF the Central Park to tender the military
the Of the building referred to for hospital
80. HE request that the latter avail themselves Of the
valuable .~vlce. the S.tef. Of Charity; but
.ent TO preface the recommendation with asatment not
man TO the subject, and which variance with the facts
the cas-, TO ay nothing OF its violation Of official courtesy
Tho obvious purpose Of the preamble T. administer an
offensive ebnse TO nc for conscientious performances OF my
duty in sending clothed In language scpulou.y free
from oense but which presented objections that your honor
abl. body has not attempted 20 answer.
Mile canrot but gard the manifestation OF such pur
rcse in the sbssnce Of the slightest alton obnoxious
.nond always govern osia intercourse, disposed
regard IL sufficient ground Tor returning the paper bo
fore because merely involve. question Of taste
prety aneons the public ineTe' and for which am In
Z no a gree responsible.
Bar tie preamble liable much objection than
this Apparently with the view OF making plausible case
against to which It refer. the preamble greatly mis-
the object Of the ordinance that feel to be my
duty without approval IL states In substance that
object Of that ordinance va" TO provide Hospital
building who're disabled soldier. might bs nured by the Sis
Of Chs,y and that this object was frustrated by my
veto. ,
If this lad been i purpose would have received my
prompt aud he.ry approval But instead of this being the
sole object Ordnance scarcely be said TO he sny
n.r of ob-ct since the building already provided
aud had been rendered cr ho'ps purposes ~ the COMMITS
Of the Genital PARK under whose custody n The
object Of that MEASURE q. may De ,"eh py IA exans
OF it. details and the objections urged ny me against H.
VA, establish military hospital Ia Tat building TO 10
placed Ia chrge Of the Sister, OF charity whose b for sx
psndure IN c,n, tie hosptS required the approval OF
thr Joint COMMITTEES Of tho Common Council on national
sh,r. Of which the mover OF the preamble ana resolution
before Chnrmsn, aud ils Whole 10 DO conducted Al the
sIpene Of the oy c nS it hi, n. often
military authorities Of the State to axe anu support
Wsiyin. all other objections the r-citals contained in
this preamble must withhold my sanction from such pal
lny approval GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor.
FfRE TELEGRAPH ~ ENGINE HOUsEs
MAYORS OFFICE, New -io rk, July 81, 1904
! TO the Honorable the hoard Of Aldermen
GEsTLxxgN; return herewith. un,ppfovsd the accom-
the Fire Telegraph placed In the hous. of Hook aud Ladder
60. No at No Ia" Twenty eighth street; q. expense
not to exceed two hundred dollars.
My objections to this hrs, tina, know OF
aud appear. with the resolution why tho Telegraph
.hogd be extended to this particular house II Is situated
within six blocks OF the Twenty street Bel. Tower
aud consequently would suppose tina, difficulty exist
a, to hearing the alarm. Of fire from that bell Agsn it is for
the atee.s OF the city that such work 10 proposed by the