The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

4 mcho.ar has fetn maAing soue severe attacks %
I ths ehufrh .aa his book haa been ansthemasised
/ ~ ths ti.h p native 81 the country had Just
iarcntsa uacairs Cor paring peaches. which Is
saic succe-.
A. the mectinr ~ che Board Of Aldermen ycs-
tcrday. a csnnagnie A;ioa IVES received from Mayor
Ordyke, nsus.asling George " Blunt for the csiice
~ Ciiy Inspector. IN the rcom Of Col Delsyn.
whose terra Of 0a.ce has expired. On motion Of
Aldermsn fafiey the nonlinaiion wae rejected by
q veto Of sixteen to one. Alderman HAL voting Tor
ths noUiuatcp. Aidsrman Farley pfe-enied
reselution directing enc Cierk Of the Board 10 fur
nisa the proceedings. a. heretofore. 10 the papers
apFoiHtei ~ the Common Counci. Alderman
fromertd did not see how. under the prcser, Law.
the Mayer ans Comptroller esuld pay the bills Of
such ether papers. AidrrmAn Boole Ssid that Tie
matter would have 10 be ultimately decided by the
courts bat Alderman FTemeni Of opinion
that " the Beard specially Instructed the Clerk 10
send the proceedings 90 the papers they became
liable Coz The payment The resolution Was adopt
cd BY . vote Of eleven 20 Eve. The Board sd-
jOurned 10 Monday next st one o'clock.
A regular meeting % The Board % Councilmen
was held At four o'clock last evening. Mr.. Hayes
onerred . resolution lsAid 10 be the production Of
Col. kerrigAn) a. that the coanciimen. In coniune.
ton with the Board Of Aldermen and Mayor.
respectfully aud earnestly request the sdminstra-
ton to place General Mcclellan at once In the po
siaon which the present criSis demands, for the
safety Of the republic" Mr.. Hayes said he did
not think II necessary 10 say anything complimen-
tary Of Genere Mcclellan. but thought the resolu-
ton expressed the universal opinion Of the people
Of New York at this time. The Councilmen and
strangers in the lobby applasded the resolution.
and, on motion Of Mr.. Repper. IL was unanimously
adopted. A communication was received from the
Mayor, recommending 10 the attention Of the
Board the application OF Gen. Ward d. Barnett for
pecuniary assistance in raising his brigade. Re-
ferred to the Committee on National Affairs. A
communication was received from the Comptroller.
containing statement Of the disbursements made
to the families Of volunteers during the fortnight
ending on the 18th inst, from which il appears
that 34,7A5 persons were relieved, and the amount
expended for that purpose was go. TIA. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Gross, the Clerk was instructed TO
furnish the oficial proceedings TO the papers
authorized to publish them by the Common Coun-
Gil, as heretofore. The resolution from the Alder
men, to appropriate 1000 for the Fourth Of July,
was lost for want Of constitutional vote. II was
subsequently reconsidered and laid over. After
transacting q large amount of routine business,
the Board adjourned until Monday evening next
at four o'clock.
To-day the new State of West Virginia will take
her place beside the other States of the Union,
and be upon equal footing with the elder sisters;
and on the Fourth Of July next. in accordance with
the requirements OF law Of Congress. the na-
tonal flag will not be perfect unless thirty five
stars are embazoned upon II. On the goth OF April
last the President issued proclamation announc.
ing that the act Of Congress admitting the new
State should have full force and effect at the expi
ration of sixty days from that date, which time
has now expired, and West Virginia = according
ly clothed with all the powers guaranteed TO the
original States. Tomorrow the inauguration cere-
monies will take place at Wheeling. and the State
officers recently chosen will assume their respec-
tive positions. The following are the names Of the
new State officers
Governor. ....................A Arthur ]. Foreman
Secretary OF state. ................J =. Boyer
treasurer. .............s .IampDci IhrT
Auditor ;,............. ...Samuei crane
Attorney General. ................A. b. Caldwell
The Republican State Convention Of Vermont
"without distinction Of party" will be held on
the 9Th of July.
The members elected to the Canadian Parlia.
ment up to the present time show the following
strength
-o M"isz. OPP. Ind;
Lower Canada....... g Is
Total. rs 10 I
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