The New York herald., 1864-03-30
open portico front OF their premises al nunber three
hundred and thirty eight Third avenue.

open portco In front or their premises al nnnber three
hundred and thirty eight Third avenue.
Which carried.
The resolution was then concurred in.
Councilman KERrAs moved that the Committee on
Streets be discharged from The further consideration Of
the resolution that PERMISSION be given TO leopold schap
10 erect an awning front OF his store number two
dred and lightly GTeenwe street 20 remain during
the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was carried.
The resolution then adopted.
pApERs FROM BOARD (lIrEhFN.
Resolution that permission be granted 70 Robert
Nichols TO erect Sign sdoSak in front OF number
four hundred aud eighty two canal street. tho same 70
remain during the pleasure oi the Common Council.
Which referred TO tho Committee on streets
Resolution that The Street be dlrsciea 10
lamp 10 be PLACED 10 the Third avenue. west
side, about one hundred feet north Of Twenty sxlh
street.
Which wac referred 10 The Committee Oh Lamps ana
Gas.
Petition OF owners aud occupants q property n White
hall street 10 permit Henry Gilbert 70 keep paper stand
in front Of numbers eAlyone and sixty four Whitehall
street.
By Board of Aldermen. prayer Of petition granted.
Which referred 70 the Committee on streets.
Resolution thar permiss an DO granted 10 John Gibson
ic display goods 10 iron. OF his store number two
dred ana seventeen Rowery the same 30 roman during
'ae,peaspre OF the Common Council e.
Which was referred 10 the Committee on streets
Resoluton, that permission be gwen 10 John 4. Ne
CURE 10 erect shutter box n front Of hs premises.
number two hundred ard sixty Iree Grand street the
same to remain during The pleasure of tie Common
co unci
oRbhR.
Report OF Committee on streets ~ favor ~ adopting
solution ihGi second street. cetwceh birsi
and the East river be regulated aud graded curb
gutter set, and sidewalks tagged space four
feet wide through Ibe under the direction OF the
street Commissioner, and that the accompanying oTJ
nance therefor be adopted.
Which was adopted by the following vote u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaey, Keenan, Riley Pro-
ply, Hagerty, HAYES Webster He0ernln, r, cross,
Repper Roster, Honghtan, Iiavland, McGrath Cpd d7ke
Jaques, schaefer, Coos, Prs1don, Brics Russell fiiz
gerald aud Jovce-as
Councilman BsJr moved that TIC regular order Of
business be suspended FOR the purpose O' aGDe up Pa
pers from The Board Of hldermcu
Which was carried
plrEns rson RoAsp o. lLbfsyrS RESUMED
Report Of Conmttte tee on Fnanee OF BOARD d Council.
amending ordinance from Board of Aldermen
ing the annual arpropriations for tbe year 1854
lPy Board Of Aldermen former action adhered to-
Which referred 10 Committee on Finance.
Resolution authorizing ibe THIRD Avenue Rail oad Com.
papy TO lay tracks in certain streets win veto message
OF hs Honor the Mayor
(By Board OF ABDOMEN resolution adopted notwh
standing The objections OF bis Honor the Mayor
The PRESIDENT pro ten stated that the question would
be en- cencurrDg with the Board OF Aldermen IN their
action.
Councilman BRcE moved The previous question.
Councilman orDyKz raised The point OF order that, as
the motion had not been regularly moved and
seconded the motion Tor the previous question was out OF
order,
cessty for motion 10 concur that that was the ques
tion naturally before poard and the point Of
order not well taken.
Councilman JAcrEs raised tie point Of order, that
under the charter q veto must he laid over for
sideration,
The President pro tenn decided that that only applied
TO The Board whore the matter vetoed originated which
in this case, the posrd 81 ermen aud that there
fore, the point OF order not well taken.
The PRESIDENT pro tom. put tho question, shall the
main question be put ~
Which decided iD the affirmative by the following
vote--
Afnrmatve-Councilmen Healy, keenan,, Riley, Ha-
Certy, Webster, Heilerna Ryan, Gross Repper Hongh
tain. McGath, Cook BRANDON Brice, Russo Fitzgerald
and Joyce-1T
Negative-Councilme Brophy. Hayes, Roster, Havi.
land, 0pdyke, Jaques ard Schacier-7.
The action OF the Board ot Aldermen then con.
Cured two-thirds OF all the members elected voting
in favor thereof as follows
Afirmativs-Counolnen Healy, Keenan,, Riley, Brophy
Hagerty Hayes, Webster, HeerDan, Ryan, Gross, Rep
per. HougLtain, Hayiand, McGrath, Jaqucs, Schaeer
Cook. Brandon. Price, Fitzgerald and Joyce--21.
Negatve-Councmen koster, Opdykc and Russell---3.
Councilman JAouEs moved that said recon
sdered.
Which was lost
Preamble and resolution relative TO the death Of Mat.
thias Gooderson.
Which was concurred in by the following vote:--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UeaIy keenan, Riley, Trophy,
Hagerty. Hayes, Webster, HeGernan RYAN Gross, Rep
per, Roster, Houghalin, Haviland, ucGrath, Opdyke
Iaques Schaefer, Cook, Brandon, Brice, RUSSELL Ftz
gerald and Joyce "a.
Councilman HAvnAyp moved that the Board do now
adjourn.
Which was carried
wbereupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Thursday, the 3lst instant, at two
O'clock p NJ JAMES NJ SWEENY, Clerk.