The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29
Board or Alder,n en-.

derman Jeremiah In the chair.
A ooNMor1nN ! LoBBy-AN ExMHNBER ASSEMBLY RK
ruisED-IuE srRKxr CLEANING EncIrxsrHr-cTy msrscr-
oRs IusroRT, Ere.
great crowd Of persons, among whom were about
twohundred aborers hronged the passages and stairs
OF the City Hall leading TO the chamber tho Aldermen
yesterday evening" Il was said that their anxious
owing 10 the anticipation OF action on
tho street cleaning 10 tho board
difficult, and the Mr. j. Smith, had
hard task 70 perform discriminating who were en-
titled 70 admission to the floor and who should have only
access 10 the lobby. An exmember or Assem- bly, mr.
Flynn attempted 10 force his way 70 tho oor but the
sergeantat Arms impcded him. He refused retire. and
the Interference Of police required. Four Ave
officers Immediately In attendance, aud order
for while restored. Tho gallery then opened and
nlled at rush. Tho commotion again renewed and
Alderman Jeremiah president pro tem ordered officers
70 bs placed at tho DOORS The noise was not yet sub
dued, and amoton made BY Alderman Long seconded
by alderman Farley that the proceedings DO suspended
until order restored After time the commo-
ton subsidized, and the business was proceeded with.
sfwxn CLEANING CONTRACT
Tho following communication on the subject Of cleaning
tho streets received from City Inspector Deavan
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and street dirt haze been removed the result sSihblins
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the prompt arrest Of violating tho city ordinances
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call your attention to the subject
The communication referred 10 tho Committee
Streets.
resolution o. Alderman booLs, appointing committee
OF five TO inquire INTO tho feasibility Of adding another
story 20 tho City Hall, laid over.
cANAix-THR CHICAGO CONVENTION.
The resolution Of Alderman ARDY appointing the Mayor
delegation represent the municipal authorities in
the Chicago Convention consider tha proposition Of
largng the canals. was adopted.
PAYMENTS voLrHfXKM
BY q communication from the Comptroller u appears
that tho payments families OF volunteers for the fort
night ending May 10 amounted 10 f63 .s0s.
CELEBRATION rouRrn JULY.
Alderman FARLEY moved that the blank In the resoll
ton for the celebration Of Independence Day DO filled by
Alderman Hall thought that % Ooo the voted
last year, would he sufficient.
The resolution was laid on the table for want Of
stutional vote
THE uosrrrAiruEs CRY GENERAL rnos. xyAGHu
The Board concurrcd with the Councilman in their
lutons 10 extend tho Inequalities Of the city TO Thomas
y. Meaghsr.
The Board concurred with the Councimen In the adop
By the COMPTROLLER return II appears that the balance
In the city treasury. May 10, SIS
Receipts 31s,s53
Total. Jos 81
Payments os3,2o9
Balance, May % 81 ssool2
After tho disposal OF some routine business the Board
adjourned 70 Monday next at Ave O'Clock.