New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday, the Commit
tee on Naional Affairs submitted the following ordi,
nance, which wee IAN over anu inaoc 'no 'Pe''''
order for Thursday:
AZ ono,YAyc,-Ts provide for the relief OF alex and
wounded aud the burial Of deceased soldiers enlisted RON
IT,. 'nv s nmy 4iiermes, and COmmoaav Of The City q
Esp York IA Common Cou"e! eoHrened' d. 0'dd"' "'I'
scr,oy The Controller hereby authorized and direct
ed 70 borrow time 70 zine In anucp,on 2, IRE
rss Of the city, of money not exceeding IN 'ne
rate Eighty Thousand Dollars and 70 issue therefor bGnaa o.
the Corporation of the City NewfSk %n,eH nnndSS and
ni ~ Dac.as.J Soldiers Bonds" Tie said BONUS shA
bs siered by the Controller, counersigned by me Nay
,,',J he the Clerk OF the Common Council They shall
bear interest. At exceeding cent, psya5is ns
Isl n be- due and nav abe within three year, ,Iom the
dates thereof For the payment OF sad bSnas
hn hereby solemny ard ineyocsby pledged None Of
ssid Bond. .ha be sold Tor less than The par ysue thereof
and the proceed sha he Deposited in the City Treasury sna
sba DE- drawn therefrom only in the manner proVded IN
The cpey authorized TO be raised by the preceding
section OF this ordinance Is hereby appropriated t9 we .e
purpose Of providing hospital accommota'ions ncunS a
lures stores; incidence Ia IT ya1nse,e5 from this city quar-.
tered az the Joepfs Hospital hereby established AZ ohe
der the control and .senent of the siste Of Charity and
in pa ing the funeral expenses Of ncn patients as @ ,
& sud hospital and require eari at the etpTns
sc,d nnSer The exclusive control direction and super
vision Of the said Sister: Of Chsy who are a1 nereoy
under direction all needfo supplies for the proper ana
49, Nils Tor e.uen.es 40 Incurred shall be examined
by the Joint Committee on National AFFAIRS spptoved py
Conncii and IL acted upon syoraby the Controller
shall in provided by law DO directed 70 sudls
and allow the aaI bills. and credit them TO tho apropiion
see The Medical board Of tho aid ST. Jcsephs HS.pi-
Is, shall COZ SYST Of the follow ngnsmed Physicians and Sur
snail make such ftgrln0Ls concerning
zeal Department Of the said Hospital rs IN their judgment,
NAV seem fitting and proper The services Of the Medical
Bo, beng rendered vonntsry will be given sstuousy,
with toe exception Of the Resident Phy'csn and Surgeon
who shah be allowed to be hereafter
deerncd py tho Common Council upon the recommends-
ton Of th- Sister. Of Charity and the Medical Board II
s,e cSa,m!'Hg D. Waid PaPEer " Rnck ~
Allied G. Post, " D. Jane. X. Wood NJ d. VIM; h van
d. Alone cIer%' NJ b. joseph ~ Smith H. D.. Isaac
WOOD 81 D.; John r MsirsG NJ D.; neSTy D. BSItisy'
siiead'ng Symptom J c[.lri D. Heny B.
s T. Rt.5 dssa NJ ii Be- s nj T. j. s.
1G,sssg eay,iciaa.-waism T. Draper NJ Di A i3".
n ID r. n OTIS NJ D. L. b. Beldan, 81. D.. Marx Blum
Rcstsas Phy,ician and suygeou.-J. J. Connolly, NJ d.
Sac. Any alteration by additions 20 or changes IN the
enumerated shall he msse b. the Common Council upon the
OF the Medical Board and the Sisters Of
Chsrty IN charge the said hospital
srcs All patient, shall he received and discharged at the
rear entrance the said hospital Fifth avonue ana 90
person suffering from Infectious or CONTAGIOUS hs
admit led pretense Whatever "ithh Tue PieSin0'
OF the said St. Josephs Hospital ,
sgc Monthly reports shsll be msds by tbs Resident
Pm, ,ician the Common Council through the com,n'se
on Affairs containing the names Of the patients me
regiment aud company which they we're attached thef
cond n and such other information "a. In his Judgment
msy be de-ned necessary or advisable. -,
SIC. 3 Thi. Ordinance shall ,ske erect iumeda.ely
Mr.. DAYToS offered resolution directing the
Committee on Ordinances 10 report an ordnance
regulating the storing and keeping OF petroleum,
kercsene, and other explosive oils. Adopted.
Mr. GESEr offered the following resolution in
reference to the expected arrival OF Thurlow Weed
from Europe:
hsrea, orr di,tingIhed w-ci,izen. Thurlo~ Weed
esa no the as months las been engaged in England
and France IA enghenug puoc oplDon there In regard TO
and h. thus rendered 70 the country ysuabe
services deserving public recognition and.
h,eas IL j. iper,ed that Mr. Weed will arrive In this
city during the present we,k-tberetore, be IL -
R,socea That The freedom Of The city be endered TO MI
that Committee National Affairs be instruct
ed such .rps De extend TO him the
pises Of he city on bis Arrival here and extend 70 niH
= ublic reception. .
ADOPTED, l3 to 2-Mesrs. Dayton and Jeremiah
only voting in the negative
A resolution from the Board Of Councilmcn All
thoriziug the Street Commissioner TO employ Clerk
10 the Superintendent Of Lands and Places, at sal
ary Of 1900 per alnum, WAS laid over
Augustus GOebe j. permitted 10 exhibit his astro-
nomica apparatus IN any OF the pubic squares oil the
city.
The report Of the Committee on Lands and Places
in favor Of transferring $4,000 from the appFopria-
ton for Lands and Places, for the purpose Of building
ars from Thirty eighth For,ieth street in Fourth
aveuue over the Harlem Tunnel, was debated until
adjournment.