New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

ruB PoRTY-sECoND.s FERRY COMPANY-AD-
vERTIsIYG POR THE COMMON COUNCIL, BTC.


THB FORTY -sECoND.sT. FERRY COMPANY-AD.
vERTIsISG FOE TIE COMMON COUNCIL, BTC.
The Board met at 2 o'clock p. m. yesterday,
the President Morgan Jones' esq. in the chair. A
communication was received from William Lambeer,
r and large number Of other persons setting forth
that the Fortysecond-st Ferry Company are running
but two boats one Of which Is in dangerous condition
and that they afford facilities for crossing the river
after O'Clock p. and asking whether the Company
not thereby violating the provisions Of the charter
Referred TO Committee on Ferries.
Mr.. RYERs offered preamble and resolution In rela.
ton To the corporation advertising. The following Ii
tho resolution:
Reorsd That to clerks and other officers Of the Common
Council be and hereby directed hereafter TO discontinue
all publication Of the official proceedings of both branches OF
me common Council all notices OF meetings Of Committees
kc and ere also hereby directed to refrain from nearIns
any expenditure the smount whereof to be credited ~
charged against the said Appropriation Tor Adveps of
tho Common Council and the several heads Of the EIecu.
tive artnens OF the City Govr ment are also mere oy
directed incur any IN violation OF section oi
chap SAC, and sec. Of chap ~ 9th Laws OF 1863
Mr.. HYERs moved that the matter be laid over, in
order that the Corporation Counsel be requested " give
his opinion thereon
The resolution giving all persons who may desire to
permission to erect stands In any part OF tne
the purpose Of vending fruit aud newspapers there
from, provided that the consent Of the parties 10 'front.'
Of whose premises the stands shall be erected sha nave
first been obtained, was called. Several members oD-
pcation; but vote being taken, the President de-
! cared the resolution adopted by vote OF ia the
| affirmative. 10 in the negative.
Mr. MAsTERsoS protested verbally to the decision OF
the chair ON the resolution. asserting that nine arms
tive votes necessary in order TO secure the adop
ton OF the resolution. =,
| Mr.. GgpNEY cahed up the veto Of His Honor the
Mayor on the resolution that 250 copies OF the report
Of The Committee on Obsegues OF the President be
Nj. NORTON was opposed to the adoption Of the rcso
luion as IL looked Ike desire TO squander the public
money.
dernv the public money. bnt that several people had
spoken to him asking him tor copies OF the report.
motion TO override the Mayors veto was lost, 70.
| considered and laid over.
The resolution to erect bronze statues In honor OF
| Fulton and Morse was laid over.
Mr. SHANNON called up the resolution overriding the
MAYORS veto the resolution authorizing the publica
ton Of - 900 copies OF the report Of the Committee on
ues Of the President Mr.. shannon opposed the
adoption Of the resolution Already, he said the Com.
mties had expended e21Ooo aud he thought they had
gone far enough .
| The resolution was adopted by vote Of l2 in the
| affirmative 10 J IN the negative
Mr. NORTON desired know II the resolution did not
REQUIRE 10 votes The PRESIDENT replied that according
TO the charter l2 votes sufficient to override the
Mayors veto.
Mr.. NonIos excepted to the ruling Of the chair. and
| desired TO enter his protest against the same.
he follow ing IL the on the resolution:
observation-disclosures Moore tho President Aldermen
Shannon Gsdney, H,kntht kysr; Brer Kelly MA'er''n'
| N.sA,ivr-Aldsrmsn Norton, Flynn, o Brien--3. -,
A resolution was called up in favor Of granting
ground 10 the German Hospital Association. A mo-
by Mr. BHcK who said that this was most benevolent
Institution and the city could do no better action than
Mr. FARirY moved TO have inserted in the resolution
thar the grant extend 10 81 years. provided that the In
.titnfinn .hall DO used for ho. ptai purposes.
II e resolution Was adopted.