The New York herald., 1863-08-27

INV Y0RK, August q, 1868
and the following membsrs-
CounciImsn Hayes. Keenan,. HsaIy. Riley ssndford,
Cook Brandon. Brce, RUSSELL Fitzgerald, aud Joyce-24
BY Counelman Gnoss--
Resolved That the Street Commissioner be, and he Is
sary 70 eject The Immediate removal all the military
forces (other than those Of the State Of New York; from
~ Se q cy
Which was adopted. a.
BY Councilman SASDroRD- ,r
Resolved, That permission be and the same is hereby
given Margaret Donovan erect stand the corner
or Seventh avenue and Fifty ninth street, such psrms
sion to remain only during the pleasure Of the Common
which was adopted.
BY Councilman HAYES
An ORDINANCE roR THE EEIIw or ExnrT FRENxS AND or
sroH OF 1sr MILITIA A. Hssx DONE puar IN 1m SERVICE or
The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of tho City Of
New York do ordain rs fol0ws-
SECTION l. Every member OF the militia OF the State Of
New York. residing in the city Of New York; who may
have been mustered into the service Of the United states
ance the fourth day OF March, 1861, aud eyery exempt
fireman who has been, shall be, ordered into tho scr
Of the United States under the Act Of Congress known
the Conscrptou Act and whose liability 70 serve shall
have become liked by the action OF tho Dosrd OF Enroll
mcnt OF tle district which he drafted, shall be
passed. or which may be hereafter passed for members
the Fire Department ordered into the sad military ser
members Of tho Fire Department arc entitled to such re-
lief.
MESSAGE
The following message received from his Donor the
Mayor returning without his approval the ordinance or
tho relief OF persons In INDECENT circumstances who may
fFor message see another coumu)
Councilman JONES moved that the message be received
laid the table ten days. printed length In the mi
nutes and published in all the papers employed by the
Corporation.
Which was carried
RESOLUTIONS sNunxp
By Councilman GRoss--
Resolved. That the members Of the Common Council
present hereby pledge themselves to their consu.
ens and 70 each other to meet and pass the ordn.nee
Just vetoed by his Honor the Mayor his veto, that
that may become elective at the expra-
son Of ten days from this time.
acknowledgements Hayes, Heay, Keenan,, Riley,
sandrord Jones' webstcr. Mcvay, Gross, Brady McCon
Murray, o'Brisn Cook. Brcs, Russell Fitzgerald and
| Joycc-23.
Negative Councilman Brandon--l
MOTION.
Councilman BRicK moved that the Board do take
recess for half hour.
Which was carried.
MIER REfr%
Prescnt.ssmnei T. Webster, ESQ, President pro teo
| 10 the chair, and the following members
Councimcu Hayes, Healy, Keenan,, Riley. Sanford,
Joses Mcyay cross, Brady, Mcconnell, Rspper, Houeh
| Brandon, Brice, Russell, Fitzgerald and Joycc-2a
/ HJ<oItIioSs RESUMED.
Councilman HAYES again submitted his ordinance en-
titled can ordinance Tor the relief OF exempt rcmen and
Of such Of the militia have done duty In tho service Of
counciman JOKES moved that the ordinance bc laid
| upon the tablc.
Which was carried by the following vote, viz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Keenan,, Jones Riley, Web
ster, Mcvay Mcconnell. Houshalin, Hayland, Murray,
Brandon, Rusself, Fitzgerald aud Joyce--13.
Negative Councilmcn Hayes Healy, Sanford, Cross
| Brady, Rcppcr, Cav, McGrsth, 0'Bricn, Cook aud
\ Bfice--u.
| journ.
which was carried by the following vote, vl,;--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hayes, Keenan, Jones, Riley,
sandford, Mcvay, brady, Havaud Cav Murray, Bran
| don, Russell and Ftzscrald--13.
| Negalvc--Counoilmcn Hcay. webster, Gross. McCon
nell, kepper noushsalin McGrath, oBrsu ouok. Brce
| and Joyee-1i. #f %
whereuppn tho PRESIDENT pro ten. declared that the
Board stood adjourned until the second Moaday In Sep
| tembcr. al four O'Clock r. N.