New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
CITY GOVERNMENT.


Oyy,cIAL1 SPECIAL SRssoE-MoHDAy, July 10, leu9
The Board met pursuant to the following call; zoe.
D. r vALrsrrsE esq. CLERK efthe Co.mSn oouneh y.
SIR You hereby notify the members oil ne
Board Aldermen IN Special Session in the Ssa.os
Of the Board in the City Han on Monday nsa the asisS
such pubic business as may come before the BSsra
MORGAN JONES, iGNAIiu y. r rxIsssr
TERESGE FARLEY, } SNaIia SH kkiIS
Jones. President h in The S shs ksT
Men Moore Fyn1 Shannon" Mcknight '''e
The minutes Of meeting, of June twenty six and twenty
The PaKspENr here appointed Aldermen Ryer. Flynn and
Mcknight the special Committee contemplated by the pro
meeting Board relating to the further 'nts under
tho Volunteer Family Aid Fund
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman NORTON
hssoIred That permission be and hereby IL given to j.
shew Co receive and deliver goods on the sidewalk "
eighty four Greenwich and number three hundred and sixty.
during tho pleasure of the Common Council
Which adopted
Roed That the Harlem Gas Light Company be and they
hereby directed to lay rns and place street lamps IA
;Issi the e 9r .s
| Which was lost by the following vote; ~, d.:
Aihfmatve-rhe President Aldermen Merton br'ce'
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Flynn, Shannon, Mcknight
Which was subsequently reconsdered and laid over.
COMMUNICATION PROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR.
message received from Ills Honor the Mayor re-
turning resolution reg sidewalks in front Of number seven
street the ordinance having been mao
Which was referred to the Committee Ordinances
COMBINATIONS
communication received from the Comptroller trans
hitting Treasury balance July eight one thousand esh
hundred and sixty five.
Which ordered on file.
REVOLUTIONS EEsUMED.
Py Alderman Moons
Preamble aud resolutions relative to tho 'tTeeecanins con
Uhe,,a, contract was entered into tho 9th day Of
June, 1865, between G. Godry Gunther Mayor John T.
Frsnai. A. Booe. city Inspector and John = beyei
Counsel to the Corporation the City Of Newiork Com
Yors. ~ sed Nay 1885 ana John L. Brown wil.m
H. Devoe and shepherd Knapp for the cleaning OF the streets
eyeas By the terms Of such Contract the said contract
have agreed clean tho streets avanues lanes aey
neI to the eniro satisfaction Of ,uid Commi.son ard
s ssS S Of e n 5s3S rom The Of
nshou.e store or public building" in tight CARTS every
leveaS IL /. rtf rr stipulated that, n the CITY In,pee
shall any time consdr that the contractor have failed
any respect comply with any OF the obhgaons OF ui
contract or any other COMMISSIONER shall notify them Of any
such failure be shal bring 70 the notice Of the Cons
sioners who shall ster hearing proceed 10 terminate the
contract they he Cosionerl having reserved TO them
selves that power and
any part sd ind the failure 70 DO 1t the
a the year when the habits and nenatiors o.
aud vegetable Diet thereby filling overowns the recea-
Gle. for refuse vegetable AID other mlel that line OR street,
]
eyeli Through inability Of the contractor Tor clean
ing the city streets and re'sius with
decayed vegetable and refuse matter Of every knd aud nature
which being exposed 10 this hot July is every hour
I'D SEEDS '''s 'D' '''- among 'a' P''p'
HLfyea, Members ofhe Common Council are being con
nualy importuued aud pe,oned by the citizens OF their
avon II possible pestieuc- the effect Of which would be-
too f. srful 10 contemplate; Therefore be II
R,,aed That this iommon Council most respectfully but
call tie attention the Mayor ard City Inspector
aud through them the attention OF toe street 70
condition streets the imminent danser 20 the health
citizens attending Further decay neglect to take
Immediate AID active step. to clean and remove nom them the
ting in the making some q them almost inP,tes ard
20 'e ies,o, m hA npon mem y 'yla 90 H..,
majority Of them helpe.. women and children who IRON
posed to the most imminent dagger
Raolred Tia, We rby pledge to His Honor the Mayor
which he may NJ In his wisdom recommend that viii
release city from the dread Of wide sweep
| ing end terrible pcstilence.
Reso!red Tha, we most respectfully reqne, His Honor the
Mayor communicate The earliest practical moment, to
either Board s views on the necessities OF the pre'eu ens
genoy and bis recommendations thereon
Ia connection with the foregoing preamble and r,soigon
Alderman TLYss presented PETITION numsron,y s;ned
sxins me oo'on .o.,i ~ ave ,oS al
to the Board Of Councilman
| MOTIONS.
Alderman SHANNON moved .aPend the present order Of
business for the purpose of taking paper from the Board OF
Councimen.
PAPER FROM THE BOARD OF COUECILMES.
An ordinance amend section eghte, Of the ordinance 10
divide the City Of New ork election districts
and TO redstnct the Seventeenth WaId.
| Which carried by the following vote:
Aifmave-Ad' Ioore. the President Norton, Flynn
Shannon Mcknight, Breo. Kelly, Ma.erson, OBrien fsr
lcy-ll.
RESOLUTIONS TEsUMED.
BY Alderman FARLEY
Re,oited That the Commissioner be End he IL hereby
authorized directed furnish Of the Justices Of
Dtic, Courts Of this City with suitable badge, baton and
si.h OF office 10 be similar those furnished the Police
| Justices Of this City.
Which referred the Committee Arts and Sciences
Alderman MAsrERsoS here appeared and asked and
hav. In. recorded in the affirmative
the adoption Of the preamble and resolutions In relation to
the present condition OF the streets
| On motion, the Board adjourned.
And the PRESIDENT announced tst the Board stood hd
ourned unit, hrst Monday in September next, at two
O'Clock p. IN. ID. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.