The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-28

% ss,s,a In sen. Of The Mayor Alasrnsn ssa
written By George wsSu..oS snd sSa re-
1sa y. 7, appear sss s. rsisrsass
E;S;; i D.s.rie, A,tora.y.
AdsrT.n hAnpr moved 10 discharge the Committee
T.. aa.r from further O r.port q
or tho occasion Of hs reception o. Fifty ninth and
Which was ooncnrrsd in and the paper laid over.
Affairs further ssa.as,.en Of s Il James
Tor music and collation. furnished to hs Fyhrss
Msh .s y LA "a
srss. from &c tSI!asr q permit
way No Is Ross .srsss 20 the opposite sids
Which was carried, and the paper laid OYER
the Csmptrosr, with resolution anihorsng the Comp.
,roler 90 open the Judgment Obtained by Baldwin Jay
Passed BY the board of Councimsn. August 49, lsd4l
And The paper was then coucurrcd in by the following
Acknowledgement Fox Jones the President Alder
mon nsAshon scCoo SHANNON ohipp Ryers, hardy. OF
then ss np psp.r from ne Board Of
dred days the same Is is now paid to regular New York City
EN- 70 Fox D 5ene ae Prss'dsna Alder
xasss.on, otsiwell Farley and l LoDs-is.
A conmuncason was received the Chief Engineer
Of sSs Ere D.psrt%sa. sus BIN rs ansua .epor
communication was receved from tho mptrolier rela
the resolui ADOPTED by the Common connc, an.
thosrpg a'a 70 De esnded " me Families OF the Now
submitting statement OF Treasury balance August 20.
which received and ordered on hle
purpose taxing up papers laid over
r.rras nsKyroroen an ovra
from g Il Sc the s.a5 S Of the Clerks be
the Visitors be increased to three dollars day-rcef
Which was adop'ed by the following vote
Mshon Mecooi shannon RIVERA Hardy Masierson, 9th
vel. Farley t- and b Long c-., o.....,
s .s day &c ssnr,sS ss the s
that he comptrosr be ERECTED 10 draw his warrant 10
tSs s b % b ss q H.
account Sn .! CITY con,,r e sI !, ,,.
AMrnatve-Aldermen Fox Jones' the President, Alder
Sss.sson o.ws Fares ana
,,G s1TIoNs AeA,s RESUMED
BosrS Of Go, ncilmen' : : '' - e''''' ' -
Alderman SHANNON moved to take up paper laid
s'ywsR ac s" @as io So'0p'"y NO. : tender
Adcrnan Fox moved the order of business be
Board Of Conncimen.
ga s be IN o sn propsf
TO conform with the rest of said street.
Which referred 10 the Committee on Streets.
Resolution that permission be given to Ignatz Schelers
keep paper stand the southeast Of
street the remain only during
the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which Was referred 10 the Committee on Streets
Reso ution that perini sion he given 10 William Williams
the Park for recruiting the
Continue during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which and nays was lost by the following VOTE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jones' the President, McCool.
Oh pm and Ottiwell--5
Observation-Disclosures Fox. Mcmahon, Shannon Rysrs,
Which subsequently, received and laid over.
Resolution that permission he given to Andrew Mills 70
iron staircase in front Of his premises l95 Lewis
street the to remain during tho pleasure Of the Com
mon Council te4m r
Which was ooucurred In.
Alderman MRa.erson hero called to the Chair
Re olved That permission be given to Nelson samms 70
Centre remain only during the pleasure
Of the Common Council
Which was ooncurred IN. AU tis
.t.a" s.t AGAIN RESUMED .
Alderman Ryers moved to suspend tho regular order OF
business for the Of taking up papers heretofore laid
over. II
Resolution Of Board of Copnemen that the Street. Com
mt soner be directed advertise for proposals to hnild
Which was concurred IN BY the following vote. viz:
Affirmative Fox Jones' the President. Aldef
non Mcmahon: McOoo Shannon. Chip. Ryers, Hardy.
Nenntive-Aldermen Farley and Long.
RRsCNKD.
Alderman Fox moved that the Board do now sd1sarn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fox the President Aldermen No
Cool HARDY, Otuwell Farley and Long-L.
= kegative=Aldermen Jones, Mcmahon. shannon Chip,
Ryers and Masterson-6 slaa
and tho President TOM announced that the Board
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