New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
Heard Of Aldermen.
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The Board met att o'clock p. III. on Monday,
the President, MORGAN JosEs. esq. in the chair.
Mr.. FARLEY offered preamble and resolution 10 the
effect that frt D
Hh,es The fall Rebel capital and the surrender Of
Gen. Robert T. Lee and the army Of Northern Virginia are
Basrsa. Volunteer. offering in sufficient. numbers to
al the ranks Of our army, ibereforc ....
R,sored Ths Che President be respectfully but earnestly
Requested to suspend the operations ohe dram for period
Iy ninety days 20 ao" tune i'r the quota oil the city
being hlIed
Adopted.
Sir. FARLEY moved that committee OF five mem.
brs II this Board BIO appointed proceed to Washing
ton TO confer with the President Of the United States on
the subject Carried And the Committee are Messrs.
Jeremiah Farley tue President of the BOARD, Gedney
and Ryers.
The ordinance creating the Office Of Superintendent
Of Telegraphs, at a salary Of SJOooper annum re.
isrrcd.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at
o'clock p. IN.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY AND COLUMBIA COL
LLGE-The enthusiasm pervading all the citizens Of
the North was most ttinsy manifested by the Students
OF the above named institutions yesterday morning Al,
the oacnson Of the regular morning prayers in the
Chapel of the University Chancellor ferris made
NJ the conclusion OF which speeches were made
hy Prof Martin, Baird and Coakley The Students
then sang America and the DoIology ana adjourned
to bold meeting Of their p he lerge Chapel OF the
University.
The Students OF Columbia College were addressed
ut the conclusion of morning prayers, by President
Barnard ana Prof Peck and then forming in line
marched 20 the headquarters OF the union League
where they were addressed by Mr. John Jay. At the
conc,sion OF Mr. jays remarks they proceeded TO the
J. u University and joined be University members in
enthusiastic cheers for Grant und Victory meeting
was speedily organized Ia che chapel OF tie University
lv IL. election o. Mr. W r. Morgun ~ President, anu
Mln ~ NcNickars % Columbia Nice.prcsident
Mes.rs David Hopkins Of the University and William
Ward Of Columbia were appointed Secretaries. Mr
Morgan on assuming the chair made q low brief anu
stiIingly patri.tc remarks aud introduced Prof. Mar
tln who was followed by Chancellor Ferris both giving
The yonng good advice ana expressing their hearty
sympathy in the rejoicing c tie day. Eloquent
speeches. ian Of rim wit ind cutiusasn we're made by
nf. hoN lckAIs Of the senior Class and NJ. Putnam
Smith oi Junior Glass of Columbia College. and Mr..
i;erandn IL Bayss Of senior Class Of The University.
Tho Lrst sshes vi each college Tor tie other and desire
.Dr the closest union y. the institutions were expressed
b. Mes,rs. McN icknrs and BaylisI \ comipitee was
appo med no drafted the following resolutions eyiRe
ms the SENSE oi the meeting.
heyeas Tie Armies OF the Republic have by the blessing
u 0od phed tic foes n thc uion the Constitution
and ,be Laws. aud Uh. la The csporco Richmond snd
the surrender OF 8n Lee che und Of the Rebellion
and tine restoration Of the tsy o s sea' people therefore
Rc,oired. That tho students Of eppes College and ne
mi God Ina Icsto.ng pcscr ~ h-loyed country do AZ
H.. ,.uc heartily tauk our brave soldiers - the
under lis gidlnc. Of breaking down the lis buwsk
q. thl. wicked Rebellion. - 49, ....
Rs.l,ed That while remembering With grateful Animation
Inc deed. Of the horoo yiu,, hr memory of the patriotic
dad y IN Away, relusin "ushined 10 or heifts.
". +, MORGAN. Chairman.
;. N,s NosIRASD, ... !, (, GRAY,
+. PRiafi T., Il. H. bNLiss,