, 1864-05-10
,CaBN0H Council.
'SrECIAL SESSION FOE GENERAL BUSINESS
No Quor,m--Nholesale Arrests q Aldermen
0rdereae-HeN tie Tines Mss Passed."
Lobb,,ns---AIrcS. Of Aid. Eoud---
C1II:as the Boil.
Veto Message by the Mayor-HoW ne
FIre111cn arc Faid-E4A AMrnen ~
Arufn-TIls Streets-Iify Ply.
). slcaE,s aud Special

Veto Message by tho Mayor-HoW TIC
San,rl5Sh,sT@et s,1sstsl1,ay eltx fhy
:. slc1r,s aud Special
Cmstnoiss-
+ Tic Common Council convened last evening In
srtca session, upoa call Issued BY The Mayor fos
special Session 10 transact general onstnefs.
The following persous wcro present: his honor
The Mayor and Na"zmra Roberts, Barrett. kann.
Sheridan, Walsh. Nalwors, Shrrsin. tnnisxy,
c,:rk. Rai}e.ty, Armstrong, FFsuzer, Ruh, Sullivan,
ttSu1lfvau anu Woodnln,
GHu WOODLANDS AXE.
No quorum being present, Aid. Waodman pre-.
eented he following Iesolutlon. which he desired
dcrmen are absent, to wits Aldermen Peacock,
asse; EiltsEosth. stimp, Gallup. MeRoy, Talcott,
Woodward; Hi1nroa, Holden, Van Holland, Bond,
Gastacld, Hunt'ey. Hottinger and Lawson: It Is
ao1dersa ~ 1ta o,nmo. Council, Tint they
ard each Of llcm be arrested forthwith by an
thought before the Common Council forthwith.
ard ,hst copy Of thh order be sufficient war
The Mayer declared the resolution in order, and
the same WIS then adop.m unanimously.
AID. Roberts then m0sed that the doors be closed
ard tlat no member Of Tie Council be allowed to-
ee vas deeisnascd t. s.tsn 10 oh tue % door. iuAoe
r. The AaJor then called upon Superintendent
Turtle, WHO, with half dozen policemen. was
members q lis torce to make tic arlests. Upon
receiving his instructons he ordered Officer stroe-
hcl-tlia man who hopes TO receive the appoint"
aceonrt Of I'D rendered 10 tbe 25mes-and Officers
Moore, VAIL and NeWhoche-a brother Of the
Rosehil Cemetery mnttyt-7to foEthwlth proceed
sia,n.is. st1oebel lad . iscE il waffins, and ID
.spr1nE into it and drove to the North Division as
t thousand devils were at; his heels 1ch4bod
5ase os The b,ss snaytsna:s
Carriages we're In waiting also for each Of the
other of1eesT, ard nwsy thes. went through the
md md thEouzh the r.in east eager 70 obey the
heads IN the Council. The nephew Of bis uncle
scene. and rubbed bis hands md his lace until
ttey shene again ct this remarkable exhibition Of
Copnerhead and detective ingenuity. Just then
The Mayor, with that urbanity which charseterizes
him when be has done good thing, remarked to
session. Tho TRIBUNE man thought ''he could
etsDd N'da !, n,,ds T. Tie hsyG5 could
Tx gstt1 and lcaaX s eE e.
ss! ns,ss sesssi' e e sa'|s
cigar and settles hfmselfin chair b tbs Mayor.
T6ey, laugh and cheeSle y the Success Of thels
~aas Esset n he t loSS9 bns
Keeps shady. This little hitch IN the proceedings
epo{ie his Httle arrangement The propEletoEs Of
ton-boIoirg he Aldermen. and plying. them With
sweet Words AID bcw1tching smiles, They 1noW
Gn which side their bread u bntfarrd J. J. osul,
no in the Council Chamber aa pompoRa "a lord.
ansstss Psst nins j 8 2ninn sntsss Sa ~, ~
shall defeat any candidate for re.o'ecdon. soma
cne aeked hin, why lrc did not ruu for Alderman
rimsel 90 that big iayozte paper could receive At
lssst one vote" Ho said "he could not be bought
Nine O'Clock, % minute. Turtles men have no:
returned. The Mayor sDd tho clerk and Alderman
moved to adlos1n and alderman Kann seeo lded 4:
Just tte., Alderman o'aElt'an made bis maiden
notion j wa, ILL., fssn %9yS Tss Il %.1s{ ~
adjourn" he did 20. Result: Ayes, none, Maya,
not counted, 20 the motion to adjourn did not
lrcvai1. The time rolls onl
One OF The reporters asked permission OF the
Mayor 10 20 out with Alder1uan Comlsxey ito
ttkc drink To this reasonable request the
Mayor replied that "he couldn't go until the Mayor
Veat."". The reporter then asked the Mayor ont,
b1t thinking tla1 the Office couldnt stand the press-
u1e, he declined.
AT twenty minutes before ten, It began to be
bnzzed sbCNt that Alderman Bond was captured.
Shortly ntter that gentleman appeared, aanked on
either side by posse Of policemen. looking Tor ill
TIC world. like chicken IN = thunder STORM.
The Mayor ordered the of1cere to bring the AID
clman before bin. and eaId.
alderman Bond. what excuse hare you to ren.
Ald, bond None, except that did not feel dis.
l,osed to attends"
,Ald. Roberts moved that the Alderman be dis
charged nom arrett. Carried.
Clerk ran through the .!st until ho came to tbs
Iame Of AID. Bond. That gentleman refused to
answer. The Mayor directed The Clerk to record
A1d o'suilivau moved that the reading Of tho
minutes be 1ispensed with.
THE Foon 1IEENEN.
action Of the Council Increasing tho Wages Of the
Aid. Gomlsky moved 10 reconsider the vote
Whereby the ordinance passed at the Last meeting
Aid. O'snlliyan moved the reference OF The whole
latter to fhe Finance Committee. Carried.
Thus the poor dfenen were rewarded for their
suI'erbnmsn efforts to secure the election of tho
Coppernead Alderman. They will ot,eu refer to
il action nt the Coppe1heads an illustration Of
that passage OF Scripture which says "The wages
A. this tunstore tie sas was iutaed on aud The
ness. a scene or Wild racscss::0n ensned, and the
MFyor Q1dese4 &c Clerk 10 20 ou,alda the room
aLd procure candles. Shortly after they appearcd
AID the Council came to Older.
aEcr-u PRINTING. ,--
AID. Roberts then offered the following: .
i3ke0,sed, That tho Chicago 1THts newspaper,
be, aud the tamr il hereby 1eaignated Us the Cor
eto'. Cd, d TIT 16e re resoiution psssed b. tbo Com
NTH Coune,1 Jnne.Nh. 1tca requiring al corpora
tit printing 10 bo executed by he Chicago 7sa.ss
for The municipal year 1854.
Eeto't<d, That the newspaper published In the
g G.'man MAJ s 1sansnage known y ths chicago Vntoa
q e tbe e'asc
pa4ssi
A.3trH sn pre- cnt voting in the Affirmative.
tit. Wuoxlman moved to reconsider, aud some
otle Alderman mored to lay on the table, both Of
7uxr WAX nsD1osASr.
AID. Roberts moved that the Superintendent Of
Police be instructed 10 discover who turned of the
gas. and to cause hia punishlcn, tncse;or. TIL. TIL.
Incl,c1. nrcya'1ed.
TIE sTnEETs
Aid Walsh then 6ilatetl the following:
ctr. etc. and the almost mpsrsable condition Of the
most Of tlen is disgrace to our city authorities,
ane TO the Otherwise fair lamo Of this city; and
cone ii TO for as saeR pa9
POI es would be more iudie,oas1Y expended II the
city we're divided into small, convenient districts,
str ctt. improvements OF otherwise, aEa the clean
ine {" tho street d1tches IN each Of said districts
iet ty contract to the lowest responsible bidder;
Lska're4l, That the Roard Of Public Works be
enc they are hereby requested 10 report to th[s
Coz nci an estimate for street bor and repairs IN
post ID In The forrfo'hg preamblea.
h1B resolution Qas carried,
a motion was made to adjourn. aud withdrawn
LIT the suggestion OF tie Mayor.
APPOINTMENTS.
The Mayor then appointed Dr.. ]. A. Hahn as CITY
FIN t.cian, and chrit. c.ogan: Of the 18th Ward,
Etel!ea. These appointments were confirmed.
subsequently motion was made to reconsider the
vote Of confirmation, and that motion laid upon
the table. S-&
On motion Of Alderman Roberts, 1t was voted to
disEense with tho reading OF the minutes u{ the
former reau1ar meeting. and approve them.
The Council then adjourned.
TIE CoPrERHEADsA At TyoHK-1I1EGA1AR ARRESTS
In our opinion the Copperhead Aldermen
have, to use vulgar expression, "put their foot
In IT," They met.1n caucus yesterday and resolved
upon the revolutionary course they adopted List
night It Is evident that William Turtle, the newly
elected Superintendent OF Po1ice and Chris atroe-
bel bis man Friday, were let INTO tho serrct, and
willingly took The parts assigned them. They have
there let them lie.