The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Board 0f Aldermen
'EOAfd Of Aldermen
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday aSvsrnoo -,
iident John I. Henry IN the chair.

Board of Aldermcn.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday aftsrnoo RE-
lident John + Henry IN the chair.
TIE INcREAsBD RAILROAD yARrs
petition received from ". G. Wood ana ssner, ~
reference the increased fare charged BY the ard
nue. Railroad COupsny and ossr,us tes car, over
the rsad IN accordance with tho terms q 40 sfigus
charter, and 70 pay ths city $4,000 year srm of
ten years for the privilege Referred ~ Cor Aittse
on Railroads.
RAISING TIE PRICE oy sha
ccmuva,caslcn We: received from sae ST. sss Com.
notified him Of their ncyaase ii q rnte for
Ss s s%s Inn ssr
TO srch increased Charge and tha: the Anocs
not for The sasson. expense 81 Pa aSn
0CxncL Referred 70 the Committee Lam, y and Cas
x,,aI raI "a, n1ynTsss Z, n WAN swsAS'
erensa 70 the manner in which oeesan isons advss
ti.sd their busI0s.s By means q large a unsight
Malo.'s ORC. NV Tonx, 0 81. 81. 1884,.
exrIExsr-Compiains las bssn msde 90 me that
serious snnoysucs Is caused By he large vans covered
Soekos up lie aud frisha Ming the
wsud r:'pscu,y susso.. che passage Of an oram.pes
prevent tns nuisance ana sutm, me annexed DRAFT
Q. GODFREY Gun fHER, Mayer.
nv ORDINANCE TO RrorIArR or ADVERTISING cans
on vAy9.
TIE Mayor, Aldermen and oocamonal. OF tho City Of
New York 90 ordain ss folewr:-
streets public places Of theciy Of aw York any car
vehicle drawn by one or nofI horses on which
be dspaysd OF greases sss feet 10 height six
width aud twelve feet lsE 9Th: shall any
s1s han q Is .Ssss stand streets g. pus
lie places Of said city vnder penalty OF ten dollars
each oEence W be coiSecedcs the owner
OF sucb vehicle that shall be %
drawn or ssail s,ape 60 Aforesaid.
Section This ordirlnes san take effect mmed
Referred 70 tbs COMMITTEES Ordinances
The Board thea scsed ups1 number OF papers from
tee Bard Of Cosocinpsn, afss- which there
journnasDs 1Bsa Monday nsIt q one O'Clock.
Chanbor Of Commerce.
The regular aseetns Of tho Chamber Commerce was
hsd At O'Clock yesterday sfterncon, President A. A.
Law Ia the caaK.
yhs following oonpau,caa,on from Mr. Archibald, the
BsiIrm OozouIArz, NEW York, Nov 8, 1904
in-i beg eavc - transmit herewith enclosed Tor the
me drawn up By sso Board q Trade 10 he years
1854 and 1850 and In ths ing tns De.
snos the saopta BY Enssnd q free trad. and - &C.
peal Of the british nayigsscn laws.
IL 10 manifest frsn these statements that the oourss
pursued oy Great Britain been wonderfully sdvan
faoous 70 her interests. Every reduction duty hss
crsass o denaod and thus tss public revenue ap1 81.
projected interests have derived beucnt from the very
reysnus dssucsivs q domestic Industry =
Her nrsannk ANesty'a soysrnmsDt are confident thas
upon broad prpepsss Of free trade ana reduos
Aaoir drss on the varsous srttces o foreign anuso
tue Wnlcn are coaeumcd N tber respective
,hsy would nnd their industry cre nonrshlne aud
their own revenue progressively increasing.
To- thsrsfore, not for British interests alone but for
British and foregn interests slke, othsF gov ern
meats are urged 70 reduce Their rstes Of du,is
Aud tbereby eucouraas beenea exchanges and
shstr friendly relations With ether nations.
Feeling sssurcd that these documents win prove ,atcr
estrg to this mercantile oommuniry, and make more
fully known the great wkh accrued rot
only 70 the public s,eros, ao 70 Or yats ntcreas
IN the United Kingdom aud from comm ,roal policy
adopted d late years by she British government have
taken ssve 70 submit them through you couside-
ration OF the Chamber U Connmeree Of this city.
have The homer be- sir yo,ir raos obed ent hum
bic servant, I'M ARCHIBALD, II NJ Consul.
M Lor announced that the Comm.toe on Immigration
were preparing important report, Which would be
soon Jsseoated 70 tte Chamber