, 1863-05-19
MEE1lKG OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
Appointment Of the Standing Com
mitrees-The Mayors Veto Of
the Patriotic Resolutions,

the Patriotic Resolutions.
The New Br1deyvc1l- Move for Fire
Alarm Telegraph
Appointments by the Mayor.
The Common Council held 4 regular meet
Ing last night, His Honor Mayor Sherman In
the Chair. Prcscnt-Alds. Hahn, schall,
Shimp, Ellsworth, Roberts, Edwards, Ba.-
rett, Gallup, kann, Mark Sheridan, Walsh, |
Mcdonald. Abbott, Comisky, Clark, Brown,
Talcott, Hottipger, Holden, Himrod Yon /
Hollen, Bond, Geisseld, Casslemau, Arm
strong, Aleckner. Rub, Conlan, Sullivan,
6hufeldt and Woodman.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approved. The Mayor stated that the
first business in order would be the announce
ment Of Standing Committees for the NUM-
clpal year. The Clerk then read the follow
ing:
ETAED1S1 coNN1TrEKs.
Fin0nce-Comisky, Woodman, Edwards.
RdHrodds-Noberts Hottinger, ComIeky.
nuFUoFt1A Uf1HQeH-AnnoLI da1n, d0ttlnEef.
st1o1g:; g: s,..n r,,.u.. ,ron,
SesnoItSchn;eidt n.eTti Titfswoeth wo14un, Wo,a,
jaaistaTsGMahn' ssrsa.' Bond, ase sehaie1at Mesn'
I4fntng-M. Sheridan, Van Hollen, Casslenar
TT1drres ana Public Grounds-C1azk, Gallup
| Con}an.
Ltcensee-McDonald, Tittswozth, Rub.
Streets and Alleys, S. D,-BasEctt, scha!l, sh!mp,
Si1aete dad 1Asg:. ~: D.-sullivan, Hottinger'
Armsuong, 9flt. gSrd Snuaf 1H1p, ~ Dwa,sh, Abbott.
LII st1,IlfeHEann. ~ Holdeu. Aieckners
| TIar6na Friril<ges-Ruh, Shimp, ,Himrod, Con-
Ian: Acponald c.r,n -,.u,,,-
GdfIsgnts.11Honlan; naIup Soiaashs' mss 'f.,r,a,
Pubtc 5unangs-C ha9n' ttasn!1h
ctardan 7eseee"""'s ~
| Gnwnfv Observation-Disclosures, Geisaeld, Barrett.
DridersA-W Goldman, Edwards, Mcdonald.
TIE PATRIOTIC REVOLUTIONS
nro ,To,or ,n,onncad that his vein mes
e,1e concerning tic patriotic resolutions pass
! cd 7hv thc Cnuncil on the Esd of March, would
"a ~ .us 49, ~9Ir Nv thc ~ rierl - ' ""A@>%
A1d r;ftsworth objected. The matter died
vr;II the cid CounciI. and had no standing
| hara
Aid, Holden expressed the same views. The
Mayor, he thought, was mcdling with what
was none Of MS business
AID. Com1skg. pltcnea Pronlscuously lhto
the resolutions, and generally into the Repub-
ncan Aldermen.
lhe Mayor oroefeo toe 1esoiutlons anu LIT
veto message rcaa- :.
Ao: aolaen Appeared 1Fou LIE oeel7Aon VI
, the Chair.
i ~ a}es auo noes "et8 'snieo' ano Nns
t st1't. The co,n'nnn;c,t,on vas then read
~ sa.'-a... ,~o.-
coh1shf oS ~ ~HEcossloh"A1ios'
AID. Comisky moved that the yote By whlct
| the resolutions were passed be reconside1ed
. aid. Holden asked il such proceeding wa:
:: in order. -
t The Mayor said stYcsH
). Aid. Tittsworth thought the whole aInr
= very strange one, and asked If the newt.
: elected AldcEmen we're to rote on the qnes
10 His Honor said Yes, again.
;r Aid Edwards moved that the resolution
- lay on the table, and called the ayes and noet
which resulted ayes 10, noes II, and til
~ motion was lost.
" Tho nyes and noes were then taken on CT
q, mfsky,s motion and the vote was recousit
H. cred,
in Aid. Conisky then moved 10 refer the rest
- 1utions to special COMMITTEE OF three.
Ad. IIttsWorth oe}ectGd.
"a line motlon was calr1eo.
& RULES.
IN AID Ha1n moved that the rules of the ol
nonbm neW Cnuu,I m iuop@''' ''1A N''' ''' s''~l =
h,5 Walsh 1noved TO amend SO that II
[as rn1cs he adopted. until new rules shall be su
St71%x Il f.trf ffHn1 nd h1f
1t ;aet,.,n,ad - nraicnt Tcrised set of rnles
-. +hn nayt 1nectfnr
nd 'DT The heor orpn5mrSt was ,aontea.
en- A4e ,s1.sn-a..s .>.n nca..,,,.,1c.r,o,,a
ct p..;+;n. fron CA ,feacb late citv Atte
en- ncy. asking that $2O6 " hich he had paid du
, lnE MS oillenl Term, ior leat ana ; G;ape1ses M
5un3ed
To Committee on Finance.
rn- From the Hebrew Relief Society, asking
ee Committee on License:
OF. Ie{ulon Of aldo~ dieason @ ior the nee
ep- u We. o,;an ~ AZ " com!s1r his not;t,
rec VI utouoa ~ aluc :t4os' @ ,r1rt,
,o;. Mas s 1eteaasu ~ ot ~ eo1'''s '" "''' a.
the Communication from ON the Board o. ECU ID
ere Ion, saho1 o. Luz 1e3tor nasd ~
boa5a o. tugalc ~ m9aHs; aof n4s 4c,s;ss;an
rnpa1s Enm1otttee Ht' nn 'schoois.
So11'aes s W .,~,,,,-rxrav
~; TIE CANAL CONVENTION.
md. fe5i.lon tlona .us ;n e. ~ 1,sa
:! .ao- the Canal convention, askiu6 lol w uss
WV IN which the Convention is to be held.
,,os AID. Holden moved 70 grant the pclltlou
AID " hooaman moved 10 re1er ~ LIE Pfo
aent Committee. ..:.
we Aid. llttsWortA asked 1nas Iae petlt
de- te 10 act >4'9
pro- Comisky and Woodman objected.
AID liam ufeea luat po"er. .p ~ Esan.eui.. Es..1s.i.
1ast IN u Whp1rcs md PnbIIc Grounds.
and EThiI eirctualIy kills the proposed ust
tbe the Park5
. re- ~ 49, ~aAa.,.:.., ~ n,,n,
49,, 1 number Of other petitions and comm
lsea- cations we're received and properly rc1erre
hich THE CANAL APPROPRIATION.
,nrs. 81, o.-.;s,.. ae1,.., 49,, ~ ro,;tio, for
,3,o ,riation ~ s1n'n0O Ia defray the expense
"A06 DoForr.
~ or | the coming canal tonSentlON. ise1tffe
the Committee on Finance.
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,;tto, - swho1n 1si.s referred the gelectfc
site fnr a nnw City BsideWell. reDOrtc