The New York herald., 1863-09-30

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A Communication received from the comPTonssr'
transmitting statement a treasury Balance September 10
Which was received and ordered on nie.
"a veto was received from MS Honor NE
on have The Injunction granted asaa. a the AIyo AT
ARD 4G asSs sy ' oanns
snsnss making o % sossa H. OF
S ss ssea % 70 s be s susn @
veto received from his Honor the Mayor,
veong the resolution permitting Patrick Phelps TO Keep mrs
The following message was received from his Honor the
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To TUE HONORABLE THE BoAaD OF ALDkR%ES;
The % Ina sSsses. e. %
The ocenraa Of the premises front of which Il 4 pro
s sa"r he Gsi e ~sca
a ss s,ss or r. Ss~ Ss paG Hy d s
nr and as sa consent 4 rsiused y ~ se
pS'S"s pa %f your resolution on that ground alone.
here another direction 20 this permission oSs 70 when
i affect oher cases In whh The consent o.
sss no no power in the give per-
mission as e accorded hy your resonilop 80 ,na an na,e
Of Mr. yasn,nes valuable cSmnaoa Of the ana Laws ms
@ c svss ssS % anso ,ns
baN and ordir ances as they shall from time :" tne rce @
Il seems to mo that no power here conferred to do
more han general by laws and ordinances regula
Ing hackney coaches and that we have theelore, no
Keep hs Coaches at the public stands
b. The r.. sts above quoted
ordinance Cart 6ye charter forty Revised ORDINANCES
is entitled of places which hacks stand for hire
ina shs. the May with he and
AID concmen o. each district as rom caas nms 20 ans
carriages may waiting for employment" and which
ersn, sas @
Section forty npeses Of dollars the owner or
ny Other p zee than those public stands vo,.,,oo
Yor resolution in this case therefore permits % ns
renay declares other person shall violate @ the
ncon engaged in the same business and
even were lawful should EoKds Sf r oP6Ykr Mayor
Which received and directed TO be printed at length
uiuus and published in all the papers employed ny
she Corporation
The Committee Fire Department presented a report
granting new location for Engine Company NO d.
rns Commae ON Assessments presented report to
iieye 'oin Hardrop from an assessment
The comm,iee on Conference presented reoort in yor
Of making donation Of one thousand two hundred and my
which aid over.
pay suudry persons services rendered receiving the
returned reeiments. &c,
The Commute on Salaries and omccs presented report
70 Philip Moss as interpreter to the Third District Court
The Committee Streets presented s report to pave pave
Belgian pavement
The Committee on Streets presented report to pave
Thirty ninth stree. between Seventh and Eighth avenues
WV wsiss sf's wan an Racemsn' Ia1 oven'
yssconaus,re.t between sixth and Seventh avenues
with Belgian pavement
The So. On nag as
so on The side
Mhic1 was iad over. -...., .-. a. rovo
on
With Belgian pavem.n. s,,nnsa
The Committee Streets presented yeport to Pave pave
street, oeweea Eighth and Ninth avenues win
WAS aa o 9vsr Street, repo to reset curb
eter Thirty ninth street. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues
The Co nmt,ee on Roads report to pave Forty
third street between the Fifth and Sixth avenues
The Committee Roads presented report TO gatter and
Dag Sixty second street. between the Third and Lexington
The COMMITTEE on Roads presented repor, to reimburse
OF street. from Third avenue to East RIVER
The COMMITTEE on Public Health presented repor, M
sixty second and Sixty streets Eighth
and %sIss N,g's ms, s,1nnrs n's over.
fen =" o,s asa' on wes, Forty third street
Which vas aid over.
PArERs nKRKroFoRE ovxa-
Report of Committee Assessments In favor OF adopt
tu- resolution that the Comptroller he directed to ay
twenty dollar. and fortynne the amount q ~
rn lots IS rs 1aa % nne
Hook No i've hundred ana ninety four the map Of the
Mn Of and SfS n. Yo sns Sae FRA
s,.h in said city and charge the same to account
which was adopted by the following vote; viz.
chirp, Mitchell, Ryers jeremiah Masserson otiwel Fro
Hsss'iSe-Aidsrmsn ai nardy-i
Rc,oluon ,h. hs GomPtrolcr be directed 20 d,av IL n,'
being ndtures and disbursements In behalf Of the
Commute" on Sson. Asn1 Ss Sr maxim. cass pa Nms
and deverng to the VARIOUS New York ely regiments Al the
Council Of 1867 and charge the same to Its appropriate nc.
which was adopted BY the following vote, Wiz
rnatvc-A Aldermen Fox, Henry. Hall. Mtcool; Reed.
ment and Farley-Is.
Ger the d,ecGn o. The sres COMMITS. a.. a. Cos MOI
be and hereby Is appropriated therefo the work TO be
Which was concurred in BY the following vote vir;--
Anirma,i e-Aidermen Fox. Henry. Ha: Mccooi. Reed.
welt fromen, and Farey-is.
the was directed to be sent to his Honor the
Resolution oi board of Councmen ,ha, curb and gutter
FIRST avenue br,ween Fif,y third AMI smty ars,
Shere not aay done under TIE direction Of the stree.
Commissioner and the accompanying ordinance hereo De
.1sTs WITH wa. coneurrea IN by the following vo,. viz,
Anrmnuyc-Ahsr Fox. Henry, Hall, Mct"ol, Reed.
chpp Mitchell, Ksers, Jercm NAH. Hardy, Maserson ou
Resiuoo That permission be given 10 James Eocnan.
their Fifty ninth between Firs
AMI cond said street being under the OF
reRulang and grading the WORK TO be done under the d.
yce;ion o Street Commissioner
which adopted by the following vote, viz
A rmatit te-Aldermen Fox Henry, Hall. McCoo Reed
Chipp Mc ell Ry, Jeremiah, Hardy, M,strrson, ON
well, Frnmeni and farlcy-li.
Report Of Committee France in favor OF adoptn'
resolutions FIRST that the Comptoer be directed to caus,
% conveyed % the Trustees q the German Amer
schoo, society Of ihe Nnecnth ward and their SUCCESSORS
the ri ht title and interest of the Mayor Alder
aud Conmonaiy Of the city o. New YORK and tc
lot piece parcel OF land. bounded and lie
urrihed follows IN FIFTY second
point hundc aud twenty feet distant the cascrls
hnc Lexington thence castery
three inches thruce norhsrly and parallel with the
hundred am one ct and nine inches thence south ry
and parallel neary tn Lexington two hun
dred er inches 70 tie foint pse Of oeFinnng and
that he Comptroller be directed to draw his
On the Trustees OF the said German American
School the Nineteenth the of 5000
applied b. lkf SAID Trustees In aid fund the
uf sch 1p Aptse tho gruuni granted
ve,ed ~ Ne said soey in the foregoing resolution the
amount 10 be harged by the Comptroller the account Of
Donations
whic was cst by the following vote viz
AnifmHu e-A dcrmen Henry, Reed Mitchell, Ryers,
Har,iy -~stett.in and OttNelt-1
Neganv -'ie men Fox Hall, McCool Chipp. jeremiah,
Protnsnt AMI fArry--+.