New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
uniting statement Of treasury bances May thryoDe one
thousand eight hundred and sixty i've

Of and expenditures city account
for the one thousand eigh' % % nse, 70 ae
pended or arornt Of esch ~ ia'ion to tha date
Which was ordered tie tnd directed to be printed in lie
minutes. ., e. A.,
sloner in reply to ees'on q .aS boaa fsase 10 he pe
Which wss referred to the Committee Oh Wharves, Pier
and Sips ~. -
mounting Tobias LsIence Assistant Health Warden of The
Fifteenth Ward, IN place of Epes r. Elery deceased ant
Nard in place Of James Armstrong. deceased.
Which was confirmed upon a division:
Ahrmati,e-A dermen Moore Norton. Flynn Shannon
Geone. NJ Knight, Brice MaseTson OBren and fn ey-lO
VETO MESSAGE FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR.
The following received nom His Honor the Mayor
yeoiug he resolution to print Sc the obseques Of the late
President.
MAYORS OFFICE NEW YORK June 5, 1865
To the Honorable ne Common Council.
GENTLEMEN Tn. preamble resolutions providing fol-
The printing aud binding of $1,000 coIies OF the report OF me
Committee having in charge the obscguips the late ameed
President are herewith returned for the alton
your honorable body.
approved your desire tina. those imposing ceremonies
with their lesson s share the usual fate OF psgeants
faded, bat leave perIuaBen memorial
In the mode proposed for the preparation, II Is evident TO
my mind that on immense mass OF Tubhifh will be included
with what really important and thus the object Of inc Com
pcnditure required print 5000 copies OF tins vounon'
would sprres, that the Gentlemen who delivered the
be requested prepare historical memoir OF them Lee
IN. VOL he ru.d bV contract in accordance with the pro
vision Of ~, charter and tine Common Council take 3W
copies at tpulted price for distribution giving the prveee
publisher TO sell the balance and psy the author h'
n this nanner there will be secured public doou-
ment' but living book not piles OF rf'ned lnnpei heve,
read seldom consulted and destined eventually Tor the paper
{. GoDFErY GUSTHgE, Mayor.
Which received aud directed 10 be printed at length ~
minutes and published in all the papers employed by the
Corporation 90. ., a.,
ve,oiug the re solution 10 convene the Board OF Health
MAYORS orfIct, NrwA oEK June ;, 1859
To ne HonoroH> Lae Common Council
GENTLEMEN Failing perceive in the communication Of
the City Inspector any sufficient reason for convens the
turned am constrained decline complying herewith ard
insist The egaty o. the mode Of conveniug that BODY
contemplated IN the resolution IN the case Of failure on my
The actual existence imminent danger Of epidemic pest
ence alone necee,e the couvocHon Of the Board OF
Hesh marital law II Justdsbl,, must be
during the continuance of war
The Board Health the only authority that provide
hospital accommodation when ordinary means iau during the
prevalence Of peeuce that regulate or io bid inter
with infected districts IN oil other the powers
conferred other branches OF the civil administration ale
ample ior Any public sanitary requirement.
Toe Commissioners appointed by the Legislature TO enter
into clearing the streets happy to Inform
your Honorable Body bave reasonable prospec; OF concld
Ing their duties in tins respect IN satisfactory manner and
adj that in Difference 70 the express Wish o lie Sonnoh
Counc the City viii not be bound in its corporate
paey and tile by the contract which rests IN 'e authority
derived from the o the Leeature This dposes o. one
that has been urged calling Tor the action OF the
Board OF Health.
With reference to the aba,een; Of nuissnc.s advised
BY higher, legal authoy that II the City Inspector viii
under the direction Of the Mayor and Commissioners
Of Health then the Commissioners OF Police armed with
fan power to protect the health public the removal
and prevention OF nusances affecting the same
ANY aughtrhouse mandatory that j. kept In Dsn
eT pieudicia 20 heath be closed by the scon Of the
Police those establishments that DO not nJurousy Affect
The sanitary condition OF the neGSSqoa -sope be
Which received and directed be printed at length in
the minutes and published IN all the ppes employed by the
The following veto was received Hi. Honor the Mayor
vetoing the resolution to compile the Ferry Leases
IT, the Honorable fhc Common COuren.
GENTLEMEN: return herewith. without MY approval
tuition which received BY the I'D ut author
the CLERK Of the Common Council and
TO be published cope, Of all erIy and rriroad
made the Corporation Of tire Cy or the LeEeture
onrI the edition Of the compilation OF these grants pub
shed in 1850 nsy be exhausted stated the preamble,
be found the hands Of persons connected with the
civ Coyeutneit number OF copies Of the for
consultation Besdes these and charters can be found
SION Law, Of the Legislature and the city should b.
obliged to expend $4,000 or more for what 10 not
The edition Of the aud ordinances IL
course preparation by Judge Hoffman, viii undoubtedly
contain these grants and thus render their putcson IL
c GopFRFY GrvrHrn, Mayor.
Winch was directed 20 be printed a, length il
the minutes aud pubhec in all the papers employed by 'h'
Tie following veto was received from His Honor the Mayor
veious resolution to increase the salary Of the Second 40
mAYons OFFICE, NEw.YoRK June s. 1865
To the Honorable ne Conn Council
GENTLEMEN: ] constrained TO withhold my signature
from accompanying resolution 70 Increase the salary Of The
Second Assistant CleTs IN tne Depaftnen; ei nsnoe
AT the time when general increase Of salaries took place
should hav, happy this position had been included al
the neuubeD; is ia al respects qusied ana what no"
cate But this the proper period fT increasin. sale
e, and beg susge.tiou heretofore INSIDE to you
Honorable BODY initiate the work OF eirencment by r
ducius tie rs,o OF payments and diminishing hs number
offces. 4. GODFREY OrSTHFE Mayor
RRIOETs.
The Committee Assessments pfcseuteds report 70 pay
the Reverend James L. Hodge Pastor Of the fr-i Bspts
Church q six hundred and two dollars 20 pay
sessmert
Which was laid over.
The COMMITTEES Roads presened report to Forty
fourth street from Broadway Ninth with Begsr
Which was laid over.
Tho Committee on Roads presented report concurrnF n
lay cIosswak In Broadway from ynth street 10 seyeniy
second street.
Which was hid over.
The Committee Oh Roads presented. report concur
rinr flag FiyGrst street between Second and Third ave
Which was laid over.
TIE Committee on Roads presented report pave fry
ninth Second to Third avenues wihBosan pave
ment
The Committee Road' presented report % psvelEev
enih ron Iiy third rec 20 Fifty ninth s'roei
Which was laid over.
The Committee Roads presented report to far te.de
walks Of Broadway from forteth street forty fourth sire e
90 their f0li width.
Which leid over.
Tho Committee Roads presented report concurnr Ia
amend the ordinance, foI paving Forty second street sise
EightA avenue.
The Committee on Road presented report concuung
pave Fifty fobIs street I0n FIRST to Second avenues wil
Bcyian pavement.
Which was Ibid over.
The Committee Roads presented report to fs, Fhy
fourth street Ninth Broadway to the iul
width
Which laid over.
The Committee Roads presented report to Has Forty
from Sixth 10 Eighth avenue iu width
Which was laid over.
PAPERS FRON THE B0ABD or cOUScIIME..
Report u Committee National Affairs I'm resolution A.
follow.
zeo directed draw his favor OF g. y Grn
ul.a Of hundred and three dollars for music
furnished al the reception and banquet given by tho city Of
NoxYork tho Fifth Regiment o. New lok NoiunteeIs
Nay one thousand eight hundred aud saty-tiiree.
Which izid over.