The New York herald., 1863-04-22
The Sheriff Attempts to Serve an Injunction,
but is Expelled from the Chamber.
The Common Council Gives tho Harlem
Railroad the Privilege of Running
Their Line Down Broadway.
THE ALBANY LOBBY IN TIE CUTTRa
10. 10. H.


Councmen demonstrating against tho grant for the
structon Of the Broadway Ealroad, received and
read and entered On nle.
On motion OF Alderman BoorI, the Board went INTO
secret session with closed doors.
EVENING SESSION.
An evening session then called for 1--WE O'Clock p ~
On the reassembnng OF the Board at nve O'Clock after
their secret session. Deputy Sheriff Dunlap appeared with
bundle Of papers under his arm which understood
copies Of an injunction granted BY Judge Hnton Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, at the instance Of James
Murphy and Hugh Smith, restraining the members Of the
Board from acting the matter Of the Broadway Rail-
road.
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Mr.. Dunlap proceeding 70 the papers, when
terupng ehe prcccedings he orde cd retire but
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fused 70 leave, and the Arms cected him. the
Deputy sheriff making some resistance.
Order being restored ths Bcssd with rcutino
The MAYOR sent in resolution vsious the resolution of
power Of extending pier No. I.
a. six O'Clock the Board took another until nine
O'Clock 7. N.
SECOND EVENING SESSION.
At zine O'Clock r. NJ the Board again asssmbled-PresL
Routine business was resumed, but IL was generally
supposed that "there good time coming" other
wise why three open meetings and one with closed doors
during the day.
fhe petition from tho New York and Harlem Railroad
Company asking TO DO permitted 70 extend their track
from Fifteenth street and Fourth through Broad
way TO the foot OF whitehall street, received.
connection with the petition resolution from the
cornci,men authorizing the New York and Harlem Rail-
road Company to lay their tracks, was read
The President announced that consequence o paper
having been served on the deputy clerk Mr Tuomoy)
he rc sed 10 ACT nbe matter now before the Board In
the absence Of this clerk hr vaetne) at this late hour
fonf, aknoy be Qf fle
II then moved and seconded that for the presea,
Mr.. Elias W. Taylor, one Of the deputy clerks act
Mr. Taylor having assumed that rosition the papers
II, m the Councmsn the Broadway Railroad grant
taken up and ccncurred In by vote of IL TO
I-Alderman Mastcrlon voting IN the negative.
by the terms Of the resolution the company are to
pay into the cy treasury per cent monthly.
The Board, at ten O'Clock b.. adjourned, TO Eoet
Monday next at one p. h.
BOARD Of Counci,men.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Couucilmen
held at half past O'Clock yesterday-Mcrgan Jones
ESD, President "a The chair.
After uapsacting routine business the preamble
and resolutions reference tc the death funeral
the late Lieutenant Colonel Kimbal received from
the Board Of Aldermen, end unanimously copcurred In.
On motion of Mr.. HovoarAris the Posrd took
until i've O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
About hour before the time appointed Tor tho Board
10 rcassenble considerable e&citemst prevailed In the
CITY Hal. 10 understood that the members in.
tended ~ tass reolution granting permission tho
New York and Harlem Railroad G Bpany n lay rails
down on Broadway and several OF the cross sheets.
Shortly before four o'clock thomas Dunlap, Deputy
sheriff tered tho Mayors Office, and served hs Honor
with copy Of the injunction .sscd by Judge Hilton.
OF the Boards OF Aldermen ard uLcimen. Mr. David
T. Valentine and NJ 1uomey clerks Of the noad Of Al
OF the losrd o. councimcn, visited served
with cory. The Dews spsead rapidly sbd members Of
both houses conmerced r. Ike themselves scarce Deputy
sheriff niap stationed himself clusc By the doors oai
ing The respective chambers OF the two Bards On
a. ,s, D ~ s,sgu served s,h
Cap, boOe, Mitchell and fox Councilmer Jones (Tresi
den Murray, Joce. Healy, Repper, Brice and uoush-
AZ eve O'clock the hour appointed for the meeting o,
tue Boards, The Deputy sheriff ATTEMPTED TO enter
within tho ranes u the chamber Of the Board Coun.
elmer The Sergcan, ,pposei his progress
aiysei him quietly. During this dsacussin and
While Tie sberiGs attention taken .p arguing the
pom With the at Arms, several q the mrnbes
slipped ia aud lea 81 me ralsngs Lab 'csh arrival vas
loud and nosily greeted 1hs Preidoat INN sdistey
tooI hia seat snd ~ roll called.
COMEDIAN lRc. then moved that the libby bs cleared
Of Ell stransers wich wa carried, aad ,ir besuty
isnd the and tbs al rnis
turned the ley n the .nck to prevent Interruption.
tognc!msn Iior4rTstfs moved thst the tfsrd take
recess until niue ooock. which was aiso car Ted.
lnNc 1to ba' 10 served With noples ~ the irtlnc.
tn left The chamber 10 ,fanSa.t te cpInrnssions
for their friends bockad. lraintsrs ID a.,
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fienas fron entering the rnnr ~ .,ers c9ntir l.d tn
th state gnil fire ossa. might. hcn 'is membcs
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