New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
Ronrd Of Aldermen.

A. n meeting of the Board yesterday afternoon,
M JErKs.n called 20 the Char Ia the ab'rnce OF Tue
revolution wa. or-ed by Mr. F,ELEr directing the Re
Nei Committees Of the various wafds 70 ISSUE pew 'ee
TICKET. f.,f ordr recently passed snd also
ron, 'rggsd. Iound the di'tibuto of the fund
Arer ,hor debate tho spbse, tho resolution
the Couuo-rt pay the .sne. 81 tne employees
OF III. tafrof,fiou COUNSEL amouutius 20 sl&VtV
M Boot. offered sewers, resolution, which we've adopted
L, t IL ,srins -. .tf.e,s-whe,her by direction Of the
of Health. or under tho o,h section OF tne
d,po.,i5n boz, been sd- Of the rion.y recsivsd FOR r.
r., te.oluhon relative 20 rsns TIE CITY hA 70 CORE
padns high, with Tho Court liouic was called up ~
4, Bostr who moved hat the bc. b, referred to Com
Mite. the. from -'eh Board to rrgori {" to ne neee'.'y
and pfartttty Of tte undeissrs The preamble Alsn
the r.sosou .,s forth the necessity OF nss 'ity MAJ
b. ,s,, hat city s not be IN hnSn-iN couditon 70
uud,ts- construction for The neIi t~eaiy years Al l""
Son.,iop of = go VA vot ;b- German pispen'uy.
he Fourth q July sud app u'ins t"hm'iee o. even
each bosrd T. male the neee'.iy aii.usr ". me
"Ysn-&I FeI, ii,ny. Hal. Mecoo, Reed. Chip.
Mitchell hys" Hardy boo!s. o'.iHen f"''' sna Long
Th- dfsosins ih~ tortfo ~ 20 py John Wood
mon which t,su nndef eon'de,on issv.ra! seiins'
osll'd ~ md 40, pied ,.., 4, ST.
resolution from tie Co1nrilmsn wa eoneurrsd In MING
th, ..iaiy o. r. ,ef visitof. a e. Ter day.
on motion u the MAYOR rsiaruinE The resoln
TOT rem ~ to $40, PER 'nngun S' c1led up and
PACED notwithstanding the veto o. The Mayer By tho folio"
lrf vote; a., n, OH ,,,.u
R,.r. HARDY. Booie MsenoE, Ots ell Farley, AID Lous
III
S.rs-M,"rs For HAL Jeremish. and Fromsnt-t.
Its f-solu lon. ron the touncu,u directing tho removal
Of ID. Pnt harars called % by AT. boOtk. nsu
Nj Fsosssr tb- reference 20 the Law Committee
which NJ ,ccondod and 'sd hc hoped tia;
would be t.,sn.
Mr. H.Ep1 couisnded ih.t the Board capable o. nds
lu for ~louf reference aud urged Immediate scion
Mr. OrriwELL denied tho chN.-s that bsd been made
.n.t Tie Government. ara said they fsse aud that
tho barracks TT-srni time u.sd Tor IA. sccomc-
faion u soldier,
~ H,Kpr krsv nothing than What BE- bal seen IN
N. paper. ard ID the s-meus whch bsd been made
do ed charge hs' been made that citizen,
ii, M arrested in the Bower confined t-fc, and 70
thi, waso had been put TO al sgtiua-
Mr. tbought the subject should BE- lowest. sa.oi
before SETON atcn snd rnHTket that he DID not
ke tho desire OF s0ne gentlemen TO interfere IN general
polite.
Mf Boots said thst II, Committee National Atsrs
nov the barracks for the reception Of returned sol
d.r. aud did they could along without
the bDoirg H~ uoy'd Amendment rr.e eucs TO the
Committee National Ansi.s which MAS carried
The application u the American lnsttue FOR plsce
Con or.tiou ground whvteon 20 building made
The special order TT the M meeting
The CuAtR ed - the Committee on Rsi'.ns The
Cit, Hsll Mss.s. BOOZE Henry aud Ouwrli and cre-
ostus the Fourh OF Jav NJ ''r Fancy Henry Reed o.,
tiwe Bool- Dor and Mitchell
Tho Board then Adjourned