The New York herald., 1864-12-13

nsfsryhouss st tAs Ssat of Hoboken street and th,
Assssisg psreu q Hssoksa street, east OF West street
nader the drsc,oa q ne Croson Aqueduct Department.
Which was laid over.
Resolved Thss ths buhead IN front Of the ferrynouse
~ the foot Of Hoboken street. North river DO rebuilt
and sbat portion OF the street IN mont thereof now i'm
passaole and intersection OF Hob0ken street, east
from West street. be raised and graded immediately, TO
correspond with hs present OF West street, under
she direction OF she Street Commissioner.
Which was laid over.
GENERAL oRDKRs
Ordinance Of Board Of Aldermen. to provide for the
continuance Of the aid heretofore granted families
Of volunteer soldiers from the city New York serving
IN the army Of the Union by the issuance OF yountesr
Family Aid Fund bonds, No. IL
Which was concurred In by the following vote
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Healy, keenan,, Riley, Bro
ply Hagerty Webster Henernan, Ryan, Gross Repper,
Roster, Houghtan, Havand, McGrath Opdyke, Jaques,
Cook Brice, Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyce-2l.
Resolution Of Board Of Aldermen, that the Street Com
missioner be directed to enter into . contract with
Maurice j. Power and Daniel Draddy, monumental
scuptors for the erection Of TO the memory
sf the soldiers buried 10 lot In Calvary Cemetery
Long Island that presnted 10 the Corporation OF
city OF New York by the Trustees OF the said Ceme
terry and that the said monument be constructed in
enrdance with the plan and specification attached pro.
vided the said contract shall exceed the ap
rSpriated for that purpose twelve thousand dollars
j Councilman JAoUEs moved that said resolution be re.
Perred TO the Committee on National Affairs
Which was lost
The resolution then concurrsd in by the following
y Affirmative e-Councilmen Hesly, keenan,, Brophy,
|fiagerty, Webster, Heernan, Ryan Cross Repper
Houghtain haviland McGrath, Cook ,Brice, Russell,
Fitzgerald and Joyce-l8.
Negatve-CounciImen Opdyke and Jaques-2
Resolution OF Board of Aldermen that the Comptroller
e directed TO pay to the widow Of Henry L. Ryer, de-
eased late Street Inspector Of the Twenty ward
ehe salary which the said henry L. Ryer would have
been entitled to receive for the month OF May instant
had been still living, and that the be charged to
appropriation for donations for charitable purposes
Except much thereof due said Ryer at the time
his DEATH Nay which shall be charged to the appro
ration for salaries.
Which concuryed IN by the following vote
Observation-Disclosures Heay, Keenan,, Brophy, Ha-
srty, Webster, HeernaD, Ryan, Cross Repper Roster,
HOughtan, Haviland. AcCrath, Cook, Brice, Russell
FITZGERALD and Joyce-ls.
Negative-Counc!lmen 0pdyke and Jaaues-3.
Report OF Committee on National Affairs, in favor OF
dopng resolution that the Comptroller be directed to
raw hs warrant In favor OF John for the sum OF
36l, being for music furnished the occasion of the
reception Of the Russian officers and charge the TO
3 appropriate account
Which was adopted by ihe following vote
Afarmative-Conncilmen Heay, Keeuan, Brophy, Ha.
rty, Webster, Heternan, Ryan, Gross, Repper Roster,
txgerald and Joyce-16
Negatve-Counclmen Opdyke and Jaques-2
Report OF Committee Sewers in favor OF concurring
th the Board Of Aldermen in adopting resolution that
wef, with the necessary receiving basins and cul.
rts, be built in Fifty fifth street. from Fourth to Fifth
enne, and in Fifth avenue to point thirty feet
rth OF street under the direction Of the
0ton Aqueduct Department, and that the accompany
ordinance therefor be adopted.
Which was adopted by the following vote--
Observation-Disclosures Healy, keenan,, Riley, Bro.
Hagerty, Webster, Hefernan, Ryan. Gross Repper.
pster HOughtaln, Havand, McGrath, Opdyke, Jaques,
ok. Brss, Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyce-2i.
councilman HoUGHTAlIN moved that the Board do now
ourn
Which vas carried.
Whereupon the President declared that tho Board
od adjourned 70 Thursday, December !. a. two O'Clock
n JAS " sWEENY, Clerk